THE GUARDIAN. cHARLoTTETowN 
     
    
   
   
    
     Winners At- Maritime Championship 
     
    
   
   
    
      12, 1953 
     
     THE WESTERN GUARDIAN 
     
    
   
   
    
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     PAGE FIFTEEN 
     
    
   
   
    
     Air Force Band . 
     
     Gives Concert 1  
     
     Al Sumiiigside 
     
    
   
   
    
     -The central Band of the 
     
     Royal Canadian Air Force head- 
     
     quarters, Ottawa, under the dir- 
     
     ection of Flo Carl Frlberg, last 
     
     evening presented an hour long 
     
     band concert from the band 
     
     stand in Memorial Square, in 
     
     Summerside. More than 1,000 per- 
     
     sons were on hand to enjoy the 
     
     musical mythical flight of the 5- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     0 Stock Car Events 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     .OIDAB 3liINGl&S.-Oar iuat 
     
     arrived. All grades. lowest prices. 
     
     John Myers, Carleton siding. 
     
    

    
     -LOBSTER SUPP!!! in Cope 
     
     Traverse Hell. Wednesday. Sept- 
     
     anber 10th. sponsored by Carleton 
     
     women's 1 ” . 
     
    
   
   
    
     -SAVE-buy slinninum, copper 
     
     and galvanized roofing and aiding, 
     
     nails, at Brace's. 
     
    
   
   
    
     -GOUELIES Rexall Drug 
     
     Store, Summer-aide, will be the 
     
     only drug store open Sunday. 
     
     September 13th. 
     
    
   
   
    
     piece band with Sgt. Eric Dolsen 
     
     acting as master of ceremonies. 
     
    

    
     The R.C.A.F'. chorus, under the 
     
     direction of Sgt. Ken Campbell, 
     
     was heard in four numbers, mu- 
     
     sically accompanied by the band. 
     
    

    
     Following the concert, a ' 
     
     piece orchestra from the band 
     
     played for a dance at the R. C. 
     
    
   
   
    
     -SUPPLIES hr insulating. 11- -NEW lDNDON.PIlEEBY'!'EB- A, F. Station, Summerside. 
     
     pairing. painting, available at IAN CHUBCHES-- Serviced. Bulb The hand, which is presently 
     
     Braces. dly. septomber lath. Clifton 11.00 on a 21-day Maritime tour, leaves 
     
    

    
     A. M. South Granville 2.30 P. M. Summerside today for Halifax. 
     
    

    
     4:5; pnlgymmm cannon Long River 7.30 P. M. Rev. D. A. The following is the program 
     
    

    
     IN CANADA. " d , septegnbgr Campbell, Minister. presented last evening: 
     
    
   
   
    
     nth. Freetown 9.30 A." M. Malpcque 
     
     11.00 A. M. and Kenslngton 7.30 
     
    
   
   
    
     i-FUNDAMENTAL 3 A r T I s T 
     
    
   
   
    
     "Strike Up The Band”. 
     
     "Squadron Song". male chorul 
     
     "Slavonic 
     
    
   
   
    
     p. M, Mr, cu-din” D,,1zeu.B. A” Church services for Sunday. Rhapsody"  
     
     wm comma, ,1; gel-vkeal R”. D. A. Sept. 13th. Central Bedsque 10.45 "0111 Black Magic" " 
     
     c.mpt,e1.;. B, A" Imam Mod", and 7:30; Borden 3.00 p.m. Guest . "The Joker". trombone lII1n- ' 
     
     not . speaker Mr. Earl Smith. Every- 18119 
     
    

    
     one welcome. I "Mechs of The Air Force", 
     
    
   
   
    
     -oimiwn or 'ENGLAND. -' 
     
    
   
   
    
     Services for r 18th, the 
     
     lath Sunday after Trinity, for the 
     
     pariah of New Iondon. Re-v. W. Eric 
     
     Ingraham, Rector. st. Stephens. 
     
    
   
   
    
     -THE UNITED Church of Can- 
     
     ada, Kensington charge, Sunday, 
     
     September 13th. Sunday School 
     
     10 o'clock. Public worship 11 
     
     o'clock. Evening 7:30 pm. Sum- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Big Program 
     
    
   
   
    
     Planned For 
     
    
   
   
    
     1 male chorus 
     
    
   
   
    
     Pictured above after the stock 
     
     car races at the Summerslde Race- 
     
     way Wednesday are left to right, 
     
     Maritime stock car driver Clarence 
     
     Babineau of Summerside, Tommy 
     
    
   
   
    
     retary-treasurer of the Summer- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Increased Enrollment 
     
    
   
   
    
     "Captains Of The Clouds”, male 
     
     chorus 
     
    

    
     "Loch Lomond" 
     
    

    
     "Medley of Cole Porter Songs" 
     
    

    
     "Bamhoula", Flt. Sgt. Dewlsurit 
     
    
   
   
    
     Burlington, Sunday School and nm 930 p . .. p 0 S9 7d . 0d S h 1 . 
     
     conmmlglggnagg-I-A3,l,.lg,.,l;,,;1l;g s::.:...  ” Air Force Day At si e :;::.::i   3.2? At Summersi e c 00 s jj--rfg',,3;'fvl?j;;7 ,r;;,-,;,:;,-, .:;::.:';:.'e' 
     
    
   
   
    
     FVGDCH F-W87. Sunday School 1.30. ...M1scELLANEous SHOWER j"?.e.4j------ j-S ”'I'he Irish lllashcr Wom n" 
     
     Ewmna Prayer 230 um Comm. AM, Do t ' side Raceway and Frank Acorn, Jr, . , . , "Th A. ,r P H F 
     
      cw -   m- ...::... :.::..”.::r.-':"... was  :;::'..r.;:d:;:::...:..  ”lfl””:l.i:”3l”.2i.l.: iii-if” or -mum were at  Mllnlclpalllles     
     
     mmonl Sunday schml and cm" new” 10 Mt Wlllllm Toomba. the Island's air force station at Jet flown by FVL Bill Asbuly will a 'l ”" Bmpiam Smnmeraide mgh schml Hid ”C010YIe1 30895” m 
     
    
   
   
    
     flrmation Class at 6.30. Evening 
     
     Prayer at 7.80. 
     
    
   
   
    
     --MAGISTIIATES COURT 
     
     In Magistrate's Court at summer- 
     
     aide yesterday before Magistzi-ate 
     
    
   
   
    
     was honored by the community of 
     
     Margate at a miscellaneous shower 
     
     at the home of her mother, Mrs 
     
     Fred Henderson on Wednesday 
     
     evening. The roomat were beauti. 
     
     fully decorated for the occasion 
     
    
   
   
    
     Summerside has planned a pro- 
     
     gram that will please young and 
     
     old alike. Parachute Jumping.l 
     
     jets, and exciting ground displays 
     
     will oocupy every moment from 
     
     2 pm. when the gates open until 
     
    
   
   
    
     perform a series of new and in- 
     
     tricate acrobatics. ' . 
     
    

    
     The ground display will include 
     
     the latest in R.C.A.F. Search and 
     
     Rescue equipment, navigational 
     
     training aids, aeroplane mainten- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ship race. 
     
    

    
     Babineau has just received the 
     
     winner's trophy from Mr. Sheen 
     
     following the eight and three- 
     
     quarfera mile race. This popular 
     
     driver, in car number 13, a Hudson 
     
     coupe with a 41 motor, piloted his 
     
    
   
   
    
     ,Academy yesterday and the fig- 
     
     ures indicate that there is an iii- 
     
     creose of 54 pupils over last year. 
     
     The total number of names regis- 
     
     tered ls 904 and of this number 
     
     80 are in Grades XI and XII. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Last year the total first day en- 
     
    
   
   
    
     "The R.F.A.F. Marchpast" 
     
     "The National Anther'n.”---3, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Face Growing 
     
     Money Vwlorriest 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     llolmans Win 
     
    
   
   
    
     33- m"””- 9-9" '1 Twdtnt of with white turquoise and pink 5 - i 
     
     V . p.m. when the show is OUT. ance equipment. radio Ind Hdah car thmugh 15 scam"; to nnim . gg .nn....?..A..-i........ 
     
    

    
     ax..ei'uc'i:it.i'ioiui.tiii;gw:sos:;?;iii...if.i ”'""'"e"' T” "”..””””” '” ""9" T0 be lectured 10 3 5P"””"1” Begimhig T"”d”". s9P”"'”" first in the most thrilling race of igiimfgiiorivgi i,(E1(').cgrsislt::sor1i(IW::3xiil-I iorgNTsTid:A(ilties(Ca1:g xigciiiiigmiii C”"""”ed fm" PM 9 
     
     "quot in rpm” other tin" his C0mC-5 The Hfide played by Mrs. pm-a-jiir..p from 1200 feet is an Is- 10. aircr" -2 from station 5umnier- the mock cm. season at the Sum- nesday and the other grades re. harder than ever to balance their ter with the tie-breaking run. 
     
     nlldence The mme an for Russell Mac.Kay, the bride-to-be land officer, Lt. Darrach Murray side will drop leaflets over many memde track, (med on Thursda momm A books - M.C.A. once again drew up on 
     
     cumng damue to '. motif”. 3:” 19 was escorted to a seat of honor of New London. towns and villages of the Island. Logan 3 pilot with me RACAFA Eh” increase wasy also R5-mad A riepon Issued Friday by the even terms in the seventh. With 
     
     '” n ed as d vu A id” , by her sister. Mrs. Allison Ber- Lt, Murray, Royal Canadian The person collecting the most has won several races on joca1't Sp Ma , A d mum Canadian Federation of 'Mavm.s one out, Lorne Herinessey got two 
     
     " an C” i "5 en” 3 L W5 C3 emy ye” ' bases on an error in left field. He 
     
    
   
   
    
     of I-Iowlan was fined :25 and costs 
     
     for reckless driving. A resident of 
     
     St. Nicholas, charged with the 
     
     same offence was remanded for 
     
     trial without plea. A resident of 
     
     Lenniorx Island, charged with ob- 
     
     struction, under the fisheries act, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Maine. is a guest at the home of 
     
     IR. and Mrs. Austin Rlx, Alber- 
     
     ton. 
     
    
   
   
    
     '11:: )Cf).llIlca5WeB8rl;,CtCtlleI:iE;d3i:1l;x:Q?)egdlr; ""4 M11 GWP86 Pickering End landed only once with the aircraft So that all the public will be laps on the quarmumile track To threw Second base while lb Canadian and United. States may- cmm gingie to ien mm-ed aim. 
     
     the nnbrnoon in hearing the ewdg Miss Phyllis I-fogg arranged the -the other, by his nylon 'c!lUi8. able to take advantage of the op- place Swami in the mmpemion tempting to force Buckley. Leg or: at the Iiilternaiioiial lMunlcl; mom mm the wmmng Hm, 
     
     ' , . ' T , , , , a on ress n on rea nex 
     
     ence in an excise case in which a figgmgulhgerblkpfglclgl tr; Jets from theNl-;.C.A.F;i1sizl::1.iii gortgniliilrszfyuligfclgglsoggtilgicofz v.iLhvdrlvers from llgrince Edward Furgey vient. to second on the seek. 3 nlfeergisgcdluariidi g1readcy;n:oot.h pm 
     
     resident of Pleasant View was hwtm4 9 st Chathflm. S -. Wide nets: u;-e wmon by Nursing Sm" Island, Nova Scot and New p1t(l:y and ?;:CklEY tOlktl;lId.G t Crux M ymblem and D” Tumor hamnad mm.- 
     
     ch.,',d wm, ham! P0993510 or - screaming over ummers Brunswick. arson en wa e ran - 
     
     lat) gallons of wash suitable for run. and there will be alrc"ns.ft Helen McLeod. where the small photo by woman, Grady to fill the bases. The next Crux of the problem H” W difficult throws to the first sack. 
     
     '"""""" PM wmmm "we "wank overhead "mu 4”” Sabr at  wiiiiliiEi:dgii:ox;r:i)g:i:-t me by --S ::iii.aeci' f?l?Slil stSi-ilicitle”nl1ii;rf1oretot:i:nd'i 9”” ”m- ” ””i "ill '"”l' ”” BOX scona " 
     
     evidence in this case which was ..A weather permitting. 9- -ebi AUG” my is our-da Wnh nefeat cu"-amtes mg the wmnd um dam; W materials and labor cost more, 
     
     "””""”d 1" the mm” o1 mp "ML and Mrs" H" K"w”"”” W-in pm mmugi-X the some flip th nor; )Briny the xwhole ----- wards short Dolij MacLeod took W new urban Md 5”b"”""' MCA an n nro Al 
     
     ther evidence.-S. Left Tluesdsy on return to their ”9;5f;1i:””fmb:";lt9,fb;:30,fj,ef pf: ,B.e,,'mJ '5' ' 3 (Continued from page 6) the ball onia fairly high hop to ”""."”"l”” W1 M ”””'”'”I L. i-Ienneasey so 4. 2 o s 1 e 
     
     ---T 01119 n HOWE. N-3-. IMF visit-ins W i i- The Curranites scored all their form Gram Grad 5; second and Service” - ' 0 0 . 
     
     ..mnmo mm FOB PROJECT in Cape Ti-averse guests of Mr. . i th fl t h if 1 th '1 Y New building has ,P”Vld'd Bi Lew” "J " ' 3 1 ' 1 . 
     
     ..Ab6ut & Islandb trademiela 5105 and Mrs. Earl Bowler.--B T  1  rfiramee onrs twoahits? fou: end the Kama C&l)'i1ti!l'i)l18n towns anrlp cities with  li::3;;I:111'-30-rt” i 3 i; t : 3 ; 
     
     I) h ll X9 03' - 3 E El" TEVPYIU9 TI PFODQYY - n ' 
     
     :o:iiIr;;'a lliiii-.gcgc:rei(s:tri'l(ction xl2ro- --W      a hit. batsman and an no, score mus, ban Jot immgh to Imlume :1 Ilywacxemm p 2 3 11. 3 3 3 . 
     
     jut by Mr, A, , oo , cmp oy- . J D H m th 5 . , gap, an e owns' ant -c ies' . ay, as  
     
     merit representative of the Drake- I     megside 138?, bfpsiriawmg 9,! yfarlnk cVhbiI:1rm;l'l"rrr A? if '3 P: 3 El tax sources are not as flexible or D. Trainer, lb . 4 0 0 D 0 0w 
     
     Merritt Company now on a three-    1 and went to second when John"? W. Hood hb .... 2 2 2 0 2 2 sensitive as those of the pmvln- M. Devine. 6 .. 3 0 O 8 1 2 
     
     tin! viailtwto zlitrintcetmlldward bII- . when" also drew a base on C-Readvv lb ---- 2 1 1 7 0 0 cial or aederala 8(?g'Ell;Illl'l)el'it!. E. Macxinnon. if 4 0  : 
     
     land. A ut o a num er - A b H p B th d I g ' -' T--o t an ov to a 1-way ,,,,,,,,,,,,, H31 3 
     
     were hired at U.l.C. office at    av KINGSLEY BROWN JR. I . . ufe: 181:, ff,f,,"n”'5C:f,:'” G33, 3-  :5 -1 3 31'; 3 1 "This lends force and argu. 
     
     Charlottetown on Thursday after- Canadian Press Staff writer I" S   Smashed 8 double mm pm” gs (,ars0n..p A 4 0 0  2 0' ment to .the recurrent demands nolmm.. AB R 3 Po A E 
     
     noon and yesterday morning. - e WEDGEPORT, N. sq (CF) A. e I Hem.  1')um,'3b """ 2 .0 0 0  1;”! "'""””ml ,"p”sem5”V” 1" C Cvlllls, se ...... .. 2 1 0 3 1 0 
     
     Y'"0""Y '""'"”"' ”'””" x5 0  e Wary tuna stayed clear of the' Carson then issued a walk to 1. Kennedy if ' 3 0 0 1 0 ,, 8" 9”” "a"""”””" by the W” D. Simmons, p .. 4 2 3 1 1 2 
     
     men were hired at Summeraide hooks Friday 1” the second day u   Buckley. Grady and Bucklay MC. Madradyen. cf .-. 3 1 1 0 0 0 eral and provincial governments G. G”, in H 3 0 0 5 0 0 
     
     by Mr. Cooke who will continue -:- ot It N El Tum ed news lh l Wh b ' - got the very real financial prob- 0 0 
     
     , OTTAWA AM 3 of the 1 h nerna on i s e pate en For es Tom; ,,,,,,,,,,,, W 27 5 4 ;r; 7 5, B. Grady, so  0 0 0 1 
     
     ” ”"'"'”" "”""”””.f"d 1"” m l (cmj, ' ”""”' Tournament that saw many of thei '-- ;Kennedy threw into the out- i.”"?. :3” m”",”””?:,m" ”' '”' Bernard. of. ab. e s 0 it: I o ' 
     
     ”"'"' 'i H” s"mm' "" U'x'C' at mmm" ope" om Hi Seoul world's best anglers try waters 20: MONTREAL (cp,A-me United field while attempting to catch (3, .1: 3, ,,,,gm A3 1: 3 120 A )7;'m.g:' h e flap" 38 ' R. Landry, c  3 0 1 13 l 1 
     
     until noon today. The men, re- ouc. N. 3., the Royal Canadian mu t in a dc! emte attempt. . Buckley stealing second. G Damon I 4 1 1 i To man tax source of the.” C H C M 8 0 0 0 0 1 
     
     ortedly are being engaged for Navy's slat support air group will " 0 3" 9 States walked away with the open- F .m I t , . . , - - C - -0 0 0 munii-ipaliiies does not respondi T '3 ,a”'  
     
     gonstrucilon work on a United move this month to Summerside L9 bleak the -""X- ling singles rmlches of the Cannda- " 9 .35 .sX ”””"5S ” was 'I- Whelmlv 2” 4 1 0 0 2 llto economic influences as quicklv C'- W”-'””"-5 Tr -- 4 0 0 0 0 0 
     
     States air base in the Labrador )2 3: 1 union” dean" nu! M: Mfelidy the 153-Dolmder lindedtunited states Davis cup tennis tie " tense p"'Chmg duel buwee" C- Grad-W 55 ---- 4 1 1 0 2 0 or in the same magnitude as do 5- Farmer. 3'0 - 3 0 1 1 0 1 
     
     aree This will be the last visit g,'"'u';nouneed Fr”. 2 q I on opening day Thursday has beenipridayp 1-any vpmberg and Vic C”5”" Md K9,”"5- -5'50," 3”” 15- Buckley. D .. 2 1 1 l 0 llother gm-ms of taxes which He x.l. Grady, of .. 0 l 0 1 0 0 
     
     of the season to this province by The group madavupyofuoaqugd. dubbed the Mighty Mite becauseiseixm; gaining a 2-0 1935 with iiiiid Mite vgigiyahgtinigrietixgi   EV""""  ”' g 0 3 0 0 0, geared to productivity of busl- N. Underwood, ph 1 0 0 0 o if 
     
     this construction company's em- mn f 59 '3." , M, d "0 another day like Friday would seelvioimies over Hem-1 Rocha" of th t b d d I H I” s t '”"”"'-V -- 0 5 0 Olness or income." . xxc. Doucet-te. lab 0 0 0 0 : 
     
     Dloyment representative. The squagmn gt Avreynulg mra-Erbmah the Sharp Trophy llresenied to Ar-zmomrmi and Lorne Mam 0g 10,. "I: mix." e M” 9t ed in  11 g I: 3 (1)  3  Twenty years ago towns and Totals  . .. 36 4 6 air 0 
     
     peak load on work in that area ma w.crIv”' Wm any on in "Sh Bentina. whose team captain. Pablo mm, and vancouven Carson whmed 14 batters but 13' Grew-1'  ---- 2 0 0 6 1 0.011198 Collected in real property X-replaced B. Grady flmmni I1 
     
     has been about 4,000 men and a mg pmmun with the Mum!” Bsrdin, landed the fish in 18 min-I The Amuicans never hm hm, had a mug trouble with ms ..-P Schlirmahw... 3 0 taxes lmore than double. what ms; in am, 
     
     ULC. npunnuuve "pm." that opemmmu tummy mm, ""1 103 me; p , Fwy real trouble in their match”, Comm! 8: he walked eigm men "Rf Ken” . c 3 0 3 (7) 1 0 was taken from Canadians in ph-reached first on fialde;-'5 choice 
     
     a total of approximately 500 men Search mu "mm mm op me The baby bluefin, the only catch, umough Rmgmn 10,-eed Tmbem Kean” "M emu men d0wn' x-D- camemvn D26 0 O 0 0 3 g Dersonal income and corporation 10, Land,-y 1;, gm, 
     
     have been hired on P.E.l. at E O A P t Eummemd p Wu uugm on gouge,--. mp, theiu .3. "annual Emu” champion swinging and Buckley five. Tech! - 4 4 24 7 2.t3X!5. by Other lax li1”"0TlU95- xx-replaced Underwood in 9th. 
     
     V'””"' m"" "M y'" "" w"k ' ' ' l 6" m119'Wid9 3lT9iCh 01' mrbuleme into extra games in the third set Buckley walked two batters and '-replaced reen in 5th Toldiiy pmpeny taxes account 1" Bumm-9-l'YTE3m9d mm " M" 
     
     1" I-5l'"d"" "id V'c'""3"”'S- where anglers on 20 blue hltlh of mg match, Kearns four, -oA,e,,1,,,.ed Buck,” in mm, ”"s1:'6”p" "mt 0' .111” 3&5" CA. 0, Holmaxfs 2. Double-l"arm- 
     
     jg. . prowed boats trolled and drifted Tmbem downed Roch”, 3.13.3, Second. haseman Johnny Whel- .x-replaced Who-lan'in 8th.. ceiiiiige ;:la::po:;f Siitliihl g?)Vg:y11': an w9'Ik&'sjmm"m it Macxem 
     
     0 their herring and mackerel baits 3-5, whue sax” degemed Main an was ejected from the game me", revenug collected M. mum, zie 7. Strikeouts-Simmons 14. 
     
      t A d   without getting a strike. 5.1, H. 5.4, in the eighth inning by first s,,,.,,,,.,,. ,,,,,,,,',,,e, M, from 39 Wrcm m Maoxenzle 8. Left on buses - 
     
     Of  II -rm other 19 boats. one gram . base judge Glen Matheson. His M.C.A. '1, Holmsn's 3. Passed balls 
     
     Fridays results give the U. B. a 1930 to 11.9 per cent in 1951. 
     
     each team. which Thursday fished Chang; .0 cnmh tn, Nmh Am”. dismissal caused A controversy Earned runs, Abbies 3, r:. is B. Provincial legislation restricted -1MdT3'v Davin 5'0?” 5”” " 
     
       in Lobster Bay at the mouth of gem, mm, mm; Saturday 11 seixu, '" C055" r7"h""-V CNN” 03 ""3 2: RBI. Don MacLeod, C. Gradylmunicipalities to raising only suf- K900935911. Lewis, Gillis, Simmons. 
     
     y . the palcid Tualtet river, tried theiriand -;-,.,,be” can take thwoubles Clllfll-;:nlt::SurE:rll):ltt:sfl th'eheic:ll.hark iv wk 1-;ond;t doubles, C. Grady, ficlent, revenue to moot current .1. Grady, Bergard. sacrifice bits- 
     
     -- luck near Mud Island, eight milcsingamst Mam and pm” my 0, , . ' . on s olen hoses, G. Dni-ihudgot requirements, Lewis, B. Gra y. 
     
     - n  I. R d I m the m' which is . against the W5”. med d6SPer- tan 2. W. Purcell. Buckley 2.. "This means tht th .ii Umpires--Plate - Landry; bases 
     
     .'l'lr. Kaoxiinentihx Roy!  aid; g e unzsfes krgm this Amlzmn village. Vanwuv” .A itartlilymtg llrllnlltlhethenhiftaglle Bogirtklgf gvalg-cg Sjcziurngajn; left an basaljfinance on the bails of”;  '-E. Arseriault and J. Schurman. 
     
     Ion - On - WI! - n W... the first time the waters kg - i Y - -- . A les 4: strikeouts, cad budget each year and this .?e--------- 
     
     M”'''""- ”b”"”"- Whit '9'-l'"”Y MocN'm.aA1.. (OP)-For a brief were fished during a tournament. f,',':,":db,3;'",,3,f b'",T”""db,y d""”' C””"" 14- Bmkley 5v Kearns li:."'”-it be accomplished in large The United Kingdom 1951 census 
     
     joined the Canadian Army. has , . , B 5 9" .t mam Walks. Carson 8. Buckley 2, part by a rate of taxation im- ul 1 153 ooo l- 
     
     moment. Friday Maurice Castle. 20 The myterlous tuna lef he Rip r ed the tour”, time In I I I I showed pop at on o .000. . I 
     
     been pooled to Calgary, Alberta, - . - - 9, u the . t We res Kellrns 4: hit by pitcher, G. lmsvd on taxable mil property." m I la as ar a in 1851. 
     
     year-old seamen on the Biitlsh when a hurricane sw p p , um Buckley ,e,,ch,,d I d . i . est we 1 Se 8 
     
     for hll basic training. freighter Cnbnuk held hm puny Atlantic seaboard Monday ugam.    in: the Contest mse up :jr:d-V Mldd  HLPIHCIECY EV CRT-,7-he T9D0l”t 581d- .mA...m...:..n... . 
     
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     3”" inn” C"mpb”u- Mb'"'c'”' the winds and stowed away guides claim leave the Rip to keep,f3”" H1531 might Y0” ll" "mus 0 
     
     is fl ed to hi h b ill cu. ,,,m,,,,. w sag fr God" th 1 '11 end th fr h ,  M 
     
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     It has been announced that the 
     
    
   
   
    
     guest praeohar at Albsrtori United chm" ho ma Nu , M X, th V 1. ,1 st my when the time comes." spokesmen ' h h? 
     
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     3Qi""'b'1' 37 Wm 5” 3'" 1”" love" may ought to be together, and Argentina. Cuba is the de- 1”” C'0d ""1 W” "5-" 
     
    
   
   
    
     Owe Maaxinnon Nicholson. 
     
     D ., of Halifax, principal of 
     
     Pine Hill Divinity Hall and past 
     
     inoder-ates of the United Church 
     
     of Oanede. Rev. Dr. Nicholson is 
     
     an outstanding canadi and is 
     
     cloned among the great preachers 
     
     of this eontinent."l'hia will be his 
     
     'firet visit. to West Prince and ft 
     
     is arpeoted many people will take 
     
     uiventage of this opportunity to 
     
     hear his messages. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mebourne, Aultralia, was laid 
     
     out in 1887 la a city of wide 
     
    
   
   
    
     nerd. The Misses Frances Hender- 
     
     son and' Bonnie Woodside carried 
     
     in a well filled basket of gifts. 
     
     Mrs. Joseph Harding and Miss 
     
     Betty Toombs cut the ribbons 
     
     while Miss Thelma Adams and 
     
     Man. Ray Thompson read the ac- 
     
     companying verses of good wishes 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     of Canadian iininigration officials 
     
     to take her away. 
     
    

    
     The parting came 12 days after 
     
     Ohrlstine Castle, tossed caution to 
     
    
   
   
    
     his knowing about it. 
     
    
   
   
    
     surrendered toahip's officers when 
     
     the ship was several days at sea. 
     
     After two hours on Canadian eoil 
     
     she was headed back to England, 
     
     but on another amp, the Oeirndhu. 
     
     bound for Newoaetle and Leith. 
     
    

    
     said the lassie from Scotland 
     
     with team in he:-'ana: "Maurice 
     
     and 1 were married six months 
     
     ago and we have only eeenleach 
     
     other for two weeks. There not 
     
     enough when two” people feel about 
     
     each other as we do." 
     
    

    
     "It wasn't exactly a honey- 
     
     moon." Christine said. '1iut rm 
     
    
   
   
    
     Army Service Corps representative 
     
     at R.C.A.F., Summerside, recently 
     
     qualified for his para-trooprr 
     
     wings at Rivers, Manitoba. I-liis 
     
     jump on Air Force Day will be his 
     
     sixth in three months. 
     
    

    
     Of the last six times he has 
     
     taken off the ground he has 
     
    
   
   
    
     leaflets 1 each town ,will be 
     
     given it fr e flight in an R.C.A.F. 
     
     Dakota srcraft. In addition a 
     
     number of special leaflets will be 
     
     dropped over each town and hold- 
     
     ers of these leaflets will also be 
     
     given a. free trip over the Prince 
     
     County area. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The Rip was made murky by 
     
     sand and mud churned up from 
     
     the shoal's bottom. 
     
    

    
     Tuna feed on these fish, which 
     
    
   
   
    
     monwealth, The Netherlands. Cuba, 
     
    
   
   
    
     fending champion. The Common- 
     
     wealth team, has members from 
     
     Canada, England, Bermuda and 
     
     South Africa. . 
     
    
   
   
    
     Expect No Cut In . 
     
     Defencelliidgei 
     
    
   
   
    
     By DAVE MolNTOSH 
     
     Canadian Press Staff Writer 
     
     0'I'rAWA, (GP)-Next year's de- 
     
    
   
   
    
     us Doukhoborir, praying and 
     
     singing in the nude inside their 
     
     huts, awaited in oakalla prison 
     
    
   
   
    
     "We will know when to eat 
     
    
   
   
    
     The strike began at the tent vil- 
     
     lage of Polatka, on a stretch of 
     
     barren ground in the Sloan val- 
     
     ley. 39 miles northwest of Nelson, 
     
     B.C. 
     
    

    
     It began at 0 p.m. Wednesday 
     
     when the 148 Sons of Freedom 
     
     roiled from Polatka aboard a CPR. 
     
     prison train, charged with contri- 
     
     buting to juvenile. delinquency by 
     
     nude parading. It continued Fri- 
     
     day night throughout their long, 
     
     bizarre arraignment in a tiny le- 
     
     bor hall in suburban Burnaby. 
     
    

    
     The Doukhobors, 71 women and 
     
     77 men, ranging in age from girls 
     
    
   
   
    
     fence budget is expected to call 
     
     "'"'"- 1”" h"d' "M mm” ”'"m”','?.'.x did "i I0 V," "u for about the same amount. of in saddle oxfoi-ds and bobby sox 
     
     llN00l- '" ' t money as this year's- around to aged man with low white 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     . thy”:  It 
     
    
   
   
    
     nos-ms '(r.s.i.) Liiimnn 
     
     Charlottetown 
     
    
   
   
    
     Buying Bough Pnlpwood daily Snnimenide Yard 
     
     (located behind "Tito Imperial Diner"). oommenelne. 
     
    
   
   
    
     02.000.000.000 -, informed sources 
     
     said Friday. 
     
    
   
   
    
     campaign, and officials said there 
     
     is no evidence to contradict that 
     
     view now. ' i 
     
     Preuure will probably be put on 
     
     the cabinet to out defence spend- 
     
     ing. some other members of the 
     
     North Atlantic eaty organisa- 
     
     tion are talking along those lines. 
     
     lut any reduction in Oamde prob- 
     
     ably would mean only an infinites- 
     
    
   
   
    
     beerda, took their hunger strike 
     
     with them at midnight Thursday 
     
    
   
   
    
     arrang 
     
    

    
     themselves," an official of 
     
    

    
     the warden's office said. "The very 
     
     old get. A little soup to keep them 
     
     going." . 
     
     IDNDON (OP) - A new dart- 
     
     baani has appeared in some Ion- 
     
     don pubs. where dart-throwing 
     
     has been popular for many years. 
     
     This one flashes a beer advertise- 
     
    
   
   
    
     iinel saving to the individual tax- 
     
    
   
   
    
     inenf. everr time a bull'e eye is 
     
     eoorod 
     
    
   
   
    
     tracks with his car, no. 99. and on 
     
     Wednesday evening drove to the 
     
     third place win before some 4,000 
     
     persons. His wife, Mrs, Lee Logan. 
     
     an equally capable driver in ladies 
     
     stock car races, has won a first and 
     
     second in her last two starts. 
     
     Acorn drove his car. No. 7, 35 
     
    
   
   
    
     out to short as 
     
    
   
   
    
     The total in this school is now 
     
     601, being an increase of 56 over 
     
     llast year.-S 
     
    
   
   
    
     . 
     
     an out of closing the series". But: l . 1 
     
     the.Curranites got a life on the mu" mp” 
     
     next play as Don MacLeod over- 
     
    
   
   
    
     he came within Matheson, E. MacNelll. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     finance, will be discussed by the 
     
    
   
   
    
     Levy by Champlain in 1625. 
     
    
   
   
    
     and Municipalities said municipal 
     
     costs are going up all the time, 
     
     and revenue sources aren't flex- 
     
     ible enough to meet the in- 
     
     CFEBSQS. 
     
    

    
     The report, which deals with 
     
     and inter-government 
     
    
   
   
    
     stole third and came home on I 
     
     passed ball. 
     
    

    
     The final run of the game was 
     
     scored in the eight.l.. Simmons led- 
     
     ofl with a single to right. Gay - 
     
     fanned, but J. Grady went to first 
     
     on a pass, and Joe &'nard'I 
     
    
   
   
    
     975,000 square miles. 
     
    
   
   
    
     'J. E. Devine, Charlottetown, P. E. I. H 
     
     Clifford 0. Ellis, 0'Leary, P. E. I. Raymond Gallant, Rustico, P. E. I. 
     
    
   
   
    
     This was the general outlook behind the high iron gates of Oak- c t 1 y 0 U R , 0 , A . 
     
      given by Prime Minister at. l.Au- alls. 'H ,, "I , I N , x I I V, 
     
     .rant. during the summer election "They have an sment ' l A 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Branch Office Bank of Nova Scotia l.5.ldg., Charlottetown, P. E. I. 
     
    
   
   
    
     George K. McKnigh 
     
     Represen 
     
    
   
   
    
     E. H. Monkley, Sutnmerslde John W. Crosby. Cornwall, P. E, 1. 
     
    
   
   
    
     rain) 
     
    
   
   
    
     f, Branch Manager. 
     
     tatives 
     
    
   
   
    
     John E. Cook, Belle River, P. E. I.