CHECKI A"

Leading Aircraitsman E.G. Cof- fin, the son of Mr. and Mrs. C.H. Collin, Fortune Bay, P.E.I.,,,rar- rics out the daily inspection with the radio equipment in th cock- pll. of a Sabre aircraft. Ea le is a

, ' 7 , SABRE'S R-T communications technician (air) and is statio d at the R.C.A.F.'s No. I Fighter Wing base at Gros-

tenquin, France. (National De- fence Photo)

EASTERN

GUARDIAN I

STOP AT MAC'S Snack Bar. Montague.

L O W E R Montague Regatta Wednesday, July 11. Send entries to Roy Aitken.

ASSESSMENT OF 53.00 on burying plots in Little Sands Cem- etery now due. W.D. MacDonald. Treasurer.

PARISH OF GEORGETOWN Anglican Church of Canada. Holy Trinity Church, Sunday July tlth. Sixth Sunday after Trinity. 11.00 a.m. The Holy Commu ' and Sermon. Reverend W. G. Hogg.

LEAVING FOR EDMONTON- Mrs. A.H. Duvar of Montague. and Mrs. Maude Barbour of Char- lottetown. are leaving this morn- ning on the "Overlander" special. for Edmonton where they will visit Mrs. Duvar's daughter. Mrs. (1)1-.) A.H. Lane. Miss Alva Brehaut. Montague will also be a passenger on the ”Overlander" to visit (riends in Vancouver.'

Personals

Misses Florence and Joyce Matheson of Bristol, motored to parts of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia on Sunday, July 1.

Mr. Thomas Kickham. MP. for Kings is making a short visit to his home in Souris.

Births

MacDONALD -At Newton. Mass. to Mr. and Mrs. J. Louis Mac- Donald (Anna MacDonald, Glen- lcnnanl a son.

JAY - At St. Margarets Hospital, Dorchester. Mass.. Junc . 1956, to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Jay (nee Anna M. Curran of Somerville. P.E.I.i a daughter, weight it lbs. 2'1: ozs.

SINCLAIR-At the Prince County Hospital June 28. 1956, to Mr. and Mrs. James N. Sincliar. Emerald (nee Lorraine Cole) a son, David Norris. 8 lbs. 5 on.

SMITH -- At the P.E.I. Hospital on June 28. 1956, to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith (nee Marie Colesl, North River, a son. David Claude. Weight 8 lbs. ll ozs.

CRASWELL - At the P.E.I. Hos- pital, July 2. 1956, to Mr. and Mrs. W e n d cl 1 W. Craswell, Fredericton, P.E.I.. a daughter, Barbara'Fiorence. Weight 8 lbs. I ozs.

ARSENAULT - At the Prince County Hospital on June 27, 1956. to Mr. and Mrs. Nazaire Arsenault of Central Bedeque,

' P.E.l., a daughte . Faye Helen. 1 lbs. 15 ozs.

FORD - At the Soldiers' Mem- orial Hospital. Middleton. N.S., on Tuesday. June 26. 1956. to Sgt. and Mrs. Clayton Ford. a son, Robert Kim.

MURPHY - At Saint Joseph's THospital. Toronto, on Wednes- day. June 27. to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murphy (nee Teresa Mcltennal a son. 7 lbs. 5 ozs.

MacCARVlLLE - At the Prince County Hospital on July 2, I956. to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mac- Carvllle, Kinkora. a son.

MURPHY - At the City Hospital July 8. 1956. to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Murphy. Borden. a daugh- ter. 8 lbs. 1, ozs., Rosaleen Ann.

HAYDEN At St. Michael's Hospital. Toronto. May I). 1956. to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hayden thee Irena Clarkinl. New Wilt- Ihire. a daughter. Charlene Esther. Weight 7 lbs. It on.

MacKAY - At the Prince County Hospital on July 8, 1060. to Cut. and Mrs. Harry Macxay. Sum- merside, a son, I lbs. 9 one.

IOIEIITSON .. At the Hospital June 11. 1956, to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon S. Robertson (nee Phyllis Rose). Klngsboro. a daughter, Cathy Maya. Weight

School. A hearty welcome to all.

SMITH - At the Charlottetown

JILLIY - At the Charlottetown

MncINNIl - At IIS Weymouih

FRESH ISLAND lamb - Also special prices on choice beef at T. M. Llewellyn's. Montague.

LOWER MONTAGUE Regatta, Wednesday, July 11. Get your en- tries ready for the boat races.

THE CEMETERY service at the Midgell Cemetery will be held July 15. Rev. Dr. Lawrence Toombs conducting.

DUNDAS-ANNANDALE United Church Circuit-S. A. Custance. Pastor-Sunday. July 8. 1956: Annandale, 11:00 a.m.. Morning

Worship-Baptism and reception

of new members at this service.

Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Dundas

8:00 p.m. Evening Worship. Sun- day School Hill Sunday School 2.30 p.m.

THE MONTAGUE PASTORAL Charge, United Church of Canada

Rev. J. M. Fraser, Minister. Sun-

day. July 8. Lower Montague: 9:45 a.m.; Montague: service 11 am.; Junior Sunday

Hospital. Brighton. Mass.. July 4, 1956, to Mr. and Mrs. James Pastorelll (nee Donald), a son.

LAPP - At the Prince County Hospital on July 1. 1956. to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lam). Summer- side, a daughter. Martha Elea- nor. Weight 7 lbs. 7 oz...

AYERS - At St. Joseph's Hos- pital. Saint John. N.B.. on July 1, 1956, to Lt. and Mrs. J. E. Ayers (nee Eileen Walsh), a son.

McDONALD-At the Souris Hos- pital. June 23. 1956. to Mr. and Mrs. John W. McDonald. Monti- cello. a daughter, Mary Lor- raine.

Verneta Mac-

Deaths

WELCH - In the Prince Edward Island Hospital on June 29. 1956, Patrick Joseph Welch. 7- year-old son of Sgt. and Mrs. Frederick Welch.

RODGEKSON - At Montreal on Saturday. June 30. 1956. Annie M. Stewart, widow of the late Dr. James A. Rodgerson in her iloth year.

MUTTART - At North Carleton. Monday. July 2. 1956, Albert H. Muttart in his 86th year.

MacDONALD - At the Veterans' Wing of the Prince Edward island Hospital on July 3. Mr. Neil MacDonald of Lewis in his 77th year.

FITZPATRICK - At his home in

Summerside on Sunday, July 1. 1956, Leonard Fitzpatrick. in his 53rd year.

MUGRIDGE - At East Bideford on Sunday. July 1, Warren Leigh Mugridge of 10 Granville St. Summerside. in his 21st year.

COLWILL - At East Bldeford on

Sunday, July i. 1956, Bryon Havey (Junior) Colwill in his 22nd y e a r.

CORMIER - At Charlottetown on on July 4. 1956. Joseph Cormier formerly of Egmont Bay.

JARDINE - The death ocurred on July 1 at his residence in Klngsboro of James W. Jardine In his 73rd year.

STEVENSON - At New Glasgow

on July 4. 1056, George Steven- son. in his 59th year.

Hoaplill. Wednesday, July 4. 1950, Theresa Margaret Dorothy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- fred smith. 2: Richmond street. In her 7th year.

Hospital on Thursday. July 5, I956. infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burt Jellay. 5 Costello's Lane.

a ll”, guy, 0", Street. Charlottetown. on Wed- nesday. July 4. . DUNNING-At the Prince County eoru I-clnl-. In let lid moist oafluly 1. year. - rs. ram.-is . as. K , REL. . g. 93;, MaoDONAlaD -(AI I0! hmc. Ill Mal-la. Rug .6; .";g.h )3 Secondli HHIIIIOIIHI Q. . DIAMOND - M to P11. III- liltal on J I, 13. to Mr. and in. lung pimau. Wiasloe.

10:80 a.m.. Forest

Morning

" BRISTOL

Mr. and Mrs. Peter,Petrie, who

were married in Charlottetown, Tuesday. Mt Thursday for their

new home in 'l'oronto, where they

will reside In future. Mrs. Petrle.

who was Mabel MacDonald a Iiristpl girl. In single-life visited

Uleiold hum here before leaving

for .the Queen city. Mr. ' holds a.goo'cl position in Toronto and the best wishes of their friends here go with them for happiness h mm-l-I-A um.

.F..

Agents Wanted

MONEY -MAKING OPPORTUN- ' it.V-Join Canada's largest dis- ' Irihutts of business cards. with the biggest variety at prices never dreamed of by competition. we also have Funeral business printing. There's a mighty fine living for full-time men, and plenty of extra cash for pagt-time repre- sentative: ton. Senrlonlv 32.00 for COMPLETE SELLING KIT: (this amount promptly reint- bursed as soon as you start producing.) Write immediately as the ouantitv of our kits is limited. PRICING PRESS AD- VERTISING INC.. 8950 Berri St.. Montreal 11. Que.

For Sale

rwm STROLLER. I-"noun am.

ONE HAY LOADER. LEWIS Toombs. Mayfield. -

8'l'ANDING' HAY. MARY Mae- Lennan, Alexandra.

C. C. M. TRICYCLE IN G OOD condition. Phone 5960.

PEARSON'S STUDIO. SUSSEX. N.B.. for pianos. church organs.

M.G. ROADSTER, 1951, GOOD

tires. body. Dial 7152, Summer- side.

.ONE ROPE HAY LOADETI-.

Cockshutt. Can be seen at Eve- rett Crosby' Bonshaw.

BEA'I'l'Y GAS ASHER. EXCEL- lent condition. Charles Stead. Howe Bay.

FIVE 32 VOLT ELECTRIC MOT- ors in good condition. Mrs. S. R. Peudleton, Kensington. Phone 65-5.

ONE SECOND HAND HOT AIR pipeless furnace. good condition. Apply Dick's Tin Shop. 40 Eden Street.

FOR SALE OR RENT-FARM 113 acres. 10 room house and buildings. Write Box 235 Guar- dian.

MIXED LOT LUMBER. BOARDS and scantling including 2x6xl6. Quantity pine. Frank Connick, Bedford.

9 FT. HAY RAKE GOOD AS new. 2 row potato cultivator. Adams team truck wagon. Earl Younker. North River.-

7 FT. HAY MOWER. M.H. GOOD

condition. Tractor hitch. Also

one heavy team wagon. Gerald

Mlirphy. Clermont.

Canada Province of Prince Edward Island I

IN THE PROBATE COURT

The list day of June A.DE use.

In Re Estate of CHARLES ED? WARD FALL late of Crapaud'lII Queen! County in the said Prov- ince. Farmer deceased, in testate.

To the Sheriff of the County of Queens County or any Constable or literate person within said County.

GREETING:

WHEREA3 "Dun reading the Petition on file of Russell Mac- Donald of Summerside in Prince County in the said Province. Re- tired Railway Employee, The Ad. ministrator of the above named E3339: Praying that a citation be lashed for the purpose herein. liter set forth: You are therefore hereby required to cite all peg. IOIII interested in the said Estate to be and appear before the Judge present at a Probate Court to be held in the Court House in Charlott t in Queens County In the said Province, on Friday the 27th day of July next coming. at the hour of Eleven o'clock forenoon of the same day to shew cause if any they can why the A t of the said Estate shuld not he passed and the E tate closed as prayed for in said petition and on motion of

for for said Petitioner.

AND IT IS HEREBY ORDER ED that a true copy hereof he forthwith published in some newspaper published in Char- lottetown aforesaid once in each week for at least four consecutive weeks from the date hereof and that a true copy hereof be forth- with posed in the following pub- he places respectively, namely, in the hall of the Court House in Charlottetown aforesaid. at or near the Royal Bank of Canada in Charlottetown aforesaid and at or near the store of William Waddell in Crapaud, aforesaid so that all persons interested in the said Estate as aforesaid may have due notice thereof.

WITNESS His Honour Harold Leonard Palmer. Judge of the said Probate Court in Charlotte- town in Queen's County. the day and year first above written.

Frederic A. Large Esquire, Proc- "

GEORGETOWN

Mlu Bernice DeLory returned last. week to her home in George- town, from a visit in Annapolis lzoyal, N.S., where shw was the guest of her brother and slater-in- kw, Dr. and Mrs. M.E. DeLory.

Mr. Leonard MacDonald of Anti- gonigh, N.S., was a recent guest of Mr. and Mra.lFrank MacLeao.

Miss from Boston. Mass.. recently and will s nd the summer visiting her broth 1-, Mr. J .D. Morrison. George- town Royalty

Mrs Margaret Lindsay. accomp- anied by her grandson. William Bauer and her granddaughter, Linda Butler are summering at

Color Bar Case Heard In Toronto

. TORONTO (CP) G Toronto's first hearing under the Fair Ac- commodation Practices Act op- ened Friday as Sidney Forbes. Negro father of two children. tes- tified that he was refused an apartment solely because he was colored

Claiming discrimination. Forbes 36, testified that S. L. Shields of Shields Investments refused last May to rent an apartment to him after he had made a deposit on

Friday's hearing before Judge Douglas C. Thomas, contended through his counsel G. R. Dryden. that the act does not apply in such cases because it refers to discrimination involving places "anywhere the public is custom- arily admitted."

Judge Thomas refused to ack- nowledge the contention and said that it could be considered only when the whole case has been heard.

JOB OPPORTUNITY

for young man with grade 12 education or better, pre- ferably with some business training. '

and general office route. Write Box 2"6, Guardian. stag. I118 salary and references.

cars Leaving

CAR LEAVING FOR BOSTON July,9 or 10. Can take two. Call Charlottetown 4055 or 3219.

TWO ANGUS BULL OF BREED- ing age. Good standard quality. Priced right to suit Breeder. Contact W. Watts, Hampshire.

ONE HARDIE SPRAYER, WORK- ing. Price 350.00. One 2-row Cockshutt cultivator. price 325. Raymond McDonald. Howe Bay.

BUILDING LOT. 100 X S00 FEET Mile and half from Charlotte- town. Beautiful view of Hills- boro Bay. Harry Mutch. South- port.

FOR YOUR SUMMER READING choose from the amazing va- riety of exciting but inspiring books for all ages at The Bible House (Opposite Eaton's).

CAR LEAVING FOR HAMILTON. 0111.. July 16. Room for two passengers. Phone 151 Monta- gue.

Ioipitanted Male & Female

N U M B E R OF STRAWBERRY pickers. Frank Vessey. York.

For llont

By the Court. THE ROYAL TRUST (L-5-I COMPANY, (Sgd.) Frances B. Vinnicombe q 1.1 R”gI”””" rCh3IIgftrIet?;w: I Male Help Wanted MAN FOR FARM WORK NEAR Charlottetown. Apply Harry M , h . d Iitch Sout port young LADY WAN-"IDS FTF0',3 Sealcd Tenders will be receiv- mornlng employment, Typing. ed until July 12th for boards.

building. fence posts and electric wire of North Wiltshire rink. either separate or all. Mail tend- ers to Lowell Balderston. North Wlltshire. Cash when tender is accepted.

Unusual Science Film VOICE OF THE DEEP

The ”silent" deep becomes noisy. Parading in exotic array before the camera and under- water microphone. fish and mar- ine animals cluck. whistle and laugh to bring to the screen a

72 GRAFTON STREET. HEATED, hot water. Phone 6016.

APARTMENT. HEATED. LIVING- mom, bedroom. kitchen and bath. Central. Apply P.0. Box 237.

world of sound and color thirty minutes. Also Billy Graham film. Open Air Film Park. Montague. 9:15 p.m. Saturday Night

Lord willing.

1III-llllli-Ill-I-I-Ill!

ANTIQUE WALNUT C 0 U C H with rose design carvings. one marble-topmd stand. one large double-door wardrobe. one chest of drawers and one round three legged table. Writa L.M. care of Guardian.

Work Wanton

GIRL WANTS WORK BY THE day. Dial 9705.

Wanted To limit

HOUSE OR APARTMENT. 8 OR 4 bedrooms for immediate oc- cupancy. Dial Provincial Bank of Canada 5212.

Sunless offered

ACCOMMODATION FOR CON- valescent ” . semi-private. Apply Lenox Nursing Home.

-r.v. AERIALS INSTALLED. IF you have the aerial. we will in. stall it; also we can supply the aeriais installed for 835 up. Buy the aerial separately and save. Also you can save on the set as you are free to buy any- where. Aeriaia moved. experi- enced. William Wheatley. Dial sum

rtoaiisn Wanted

TEACHER FOR MARTINVALE School. Supplement 038. Clar- ence Myers. Secretary.

QUALIFIED TEACHER FOR

Grades six. seven and eight.

Moreli Village Graded School.

T. W. Dunn, Secretary.

MONTAGUE BAKERY BAKERS OF

"FAMILY

Wish to Announce the Appointment of

JOHN J. CHAISSON

or SOURIS as main EASTERN -I(INos REPRESENTATIVE

BREAD"

SOURIS HIG

Pupils from outside Districts intending to nth I '

tend Souris High School n

are requested to please register at earliest possible

date after publication of results of em niriatims. L

TRUSTEES SOURIS SCHOOL

I DISTRICT

H SCHOOL

Grades 9, 10, 11 and 12

NO. I4I

' THEATRE HIIIITIIIIIIE

Mon - Tue: July 9, I0. Adm. 40-60

Gov.

" A MAN CALLED PETER". Duly I endiil P.M.i - , 2 p.m.-.ityar;,......

Sarah Morrison motored nth

Mrs. Lindsay's summer home at Morrison's Beach. -

Mrs. William Jay and family oi Charlottetown are guests of Mrs. Jay's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walsh.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McLellan 2-4 Mrs. Frances MacLellan of De Gras Marsh attended the clos- ALL. c ... ..s of Georgetown High School, which were held in the Town Hall on Wednesday, June

Master Vincent McGuigan of Montague is visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Prosper of Georgetown.

Mrs. Alex Mat-Pherson of Kil-

lshields, who did not appear at ml

Inulr was a recent guest of her son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil LeLachcur; also visiting Mr. and Mrs. LeLacheur is Miss Carol MacPherson.

and family of Saint John, NB. left on Sunday, July lst. on return to their home after a visit to Mrs. Livlngston's parents. Captain,and Mrs. John Dicks.

Mr and Mrs Gordon Livingston

Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Chisholm and family motored from Boston. Mass.. last week. Mr. Chisholm will shortly return to Boston, while Mrs. Chisholm and family will spend the summer in Georgetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hemphill oi

Eureka. N.S.. were recent guest of Mr. HemphilI's brother and sis , ter-in-law. lvlr. and Mrs. Guy Hcm- 1 ' l. 0

Mr. William Rafuse, of Boston Mass. accompanied by his daugh- ter, Ernett motored to Georgctowi ' where they will be the guests o” Mr. Rafuse's mother. Mrs. Min-, nie Bafuse

Lou Henry and Miss Barbara Mc- Qulllan have completed their Grade X1 studies at Notre Dame Academy in Charlottetown and are vacation- ing at their homesiin Georgetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Lavers and son Donald of Sackville, N.B. motored to Georgetown on Sunday. July, lst. where they were weekend

NOTICE

Any member of Souris Council K. of C. interested in visiting the Boys” Camp at North Rustico on July 8th will please contact the Grand Knight. Saturday, July 7th.

FEATU

Miss Sheila Scully. Miss Mary

MURRAY

Mrs.

lfred Macwilliams

RIVER

and

daughters. Evelyn and Margaret,

and son Tommy, lug some time Mr-' and River.

I! MaCWiIliam's

Eldon. are spend-

the home of parents. Mr.

fiirs. Louis Herring, Mu;-my

Miss Shirley MacPherson. Kin- '”55- '5 Spending a week at the

home of

her grandmother. Mrs.

Joh" Beck Murray River.

Miss Ruth Moore, second year

student nurse at

the Aberdeen

Hospital, New Glasgow, N.S., and

-"

guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Lav-

ETS

Mm Bcrnn-r l)cLory left early

in the Hook she will instruct water

safety programme.

.MI”s Gerald Morrison returned ;:J9g9"ll&' from a visit to Halifax.

tor Bedeque. where ..vlmming- and fillekv classes. under the Red (mas Swimming and Water

AC

Chamber!

r;l.uiowoiDWn-

phone 85

L. V. Power

MONUMENTS and IN SCRIPTION S

Montague,

P.E.I.

Phone 141 Representative

J. Reginald MacDonald 86 McGill Avenue Charlottetown Phone 8109

RING

YOUR SATURDAY NIGHT JAMBOREE

ALL YOUR FAVOURITE RADIO AND

RECORDING STARS

PRESENTING A FULL HOUR AND A HALF

STAGE SHOW FOLLOWED BY

TWO HOURS OF OLD TIME AND MODERN DANCING

YOUIVE HEARD THEM ON CFCY-

NOW SEE THEM IN PERSON DATE-JULY ll. WEDNESDAY. PLACE-MONTAGUE. ADMISSION 60c & 400

Anyone wishing to take part. be at the Hall

July 11 at

BEAVER CLUB G SHOW STARTS 8:30

7:30 p.m.

Maair Theatre

MURRAY RIVER, JULY 7 - TIME 8 at 10 P.M. SATURDAY

"MOHAWK"

Starring SO0'I'T BRADY, RITA GAM (In COLOR)

DON'T MISS IT . .

COMING G JULY 9 - 10 - ll MONDAY - TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY

"PICNIC"

In Cinemascope and Color

Starring WILLIAM HOLDEN. ROSALIND RUSSELL Tlhe film they are talking about for the Academy Awards. ONE OF THE BEST.

GIIEIIIIY

Wed. - Thur. ll. 12 Inc: Prov. A. Tax

with no will give the desired finish.

Let's dismiss plan with the Island's MASTER