May 7, 1953 2,, THE WESTER

N GUARDIAN

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News, Subscriptions. Advertising Representatives GEORGE CLOW and GEORGE WOTTON

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The Guardian may he bought at any of the

in Summereide:

my aooksiore. Summer Street; Com-lies Drugstore. 21 Central Street.

News-stand. Water Street; Mark Gaudet. O1 Granville Street;

second Street; Island Motor Transport.

water Street; Vince's Grocery. T20 Russell Street; Enrnaira Self- Service Drug Store; Fred's Grocery. Convent street.

In Kenalngion.

WEST PRINCE OPHCI Albartoni Prank Weeks. Representative. Phone: 60-! Office and 68-! Ileusa.

,.mz, HELLMICH, Bordon. will M absent from his office on holi- days, from May 8th to June 1st. -ALBERTON CO-OP. We have "0... on hand a full line of Co- up fgeds and grass seeds. also car hm; arriving soon. Booking ord- ers for fertilizer.

,w1N 3500.00 CASH. many other valuable prizes in "Name Tn, l3r.1nds" contest. Entry blanks It our counter. Foley Drug Store, Fiimmc-is:de.

..SHl-LRBROOKS CALF CLUB 9,5521! three act play "Ghost of pm-19;-:5 Farm", St. Eleanors Hail. Tuwday, May lath. a.l5 o'clock. Sp.-mgnred by Church Guild. Spec-

tallies

-Al'llll. SIIOVTERS bring May flgwers and May showers often mm, a June wedding. yloase Jewel- jers liain over a 100 different pat- terns of in-ivest styles in their large assorvnriit of Diamond and Wed- rim times You might like to select W. Sp! of your choice now.

..Ai.BER'I'0N LEGION MEET- tsr, D The regular meeting of the Aliwrloii Branch of the Can- ildlfifl legioii was held in the Le- gion Hmiie last evening with the ;iresitlcii:, Comrade R. M. Dunn presiding Comrade Secretary J. R. lwciiford read the minutes of the last. meeting iv'n.ich were fol- lowed in the roll call of officers. The .':i'..1ncial statement was pre- wxed hv the treasurer, Rev. J. R .llcMa!icn and adopted A dis- cussion followed on coronation ceremonies and it was moved and seconded that the Legion oo- operaie in any ceremonies plati- ned nv the town. After a short aiscussiiiii on Legion niem-Liership, the meeting adjourned.

-LOBSTERS PLENTIFIIL - Good reports of the prospects of a

banner lobster season are the i-oriic. Wind and weather were pronitiniis for the ”running'' of

lines and traps, and good prices are expected. Mr. Thomas Kelly of Mi1is' Point who is fishing out of French River, pulled a few trips on Saturday evening and found prospects better than other years A fair quantity was re- ceived at Champion Brothers can- ning establishment in Kenslngton on Monday. It will be mid-week when thr fishermen will have com- pleted setting lines and traps.

- SOCIAL EVENING - On Tuesday Rev. A. Staples of Kil- dare was guast of honor at a so- cial evening held by members of Alberton Presbytcriaii Church in the Rebekah Hall. For five months Rev Mr Staples has served this congregation as pulpit supply and his work has been greatly ap- preciated. Following games, can. tests and sing-song. the presenta- ucn of a purse was made by Mr. ll C liawson on behalf of the Giizrogation and Rev. Mr. Staples made suitable reply. All joined in Imsme "Flor He's a Jolly Good Fellow”. Delicious refreshments We served by the ladies. The h3Dl1.v fellowship was brought, to geciqse with the singing of "3195: Qumlie Tie That Binds" and "The

: Trade Union Meeting

trig meeting. open to all the esmen will be held in e Town Hall, Summerside. Tiiiirsday, May 7th at 8.00 gcloifk D-m. Following the ee!”lEI- 8 business session

G.'Alllaon Horne, President. Local 2268.

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day. May 8th at 7:30 p.m. alltlnd this meeting.

NOTICE

The annual meeting of the Ladies Division of the Siimmerside Golf and Country Club will be held Fri-

--Dlt. W. E. CALLAGHAN will be absent from Monday. May 4th to Thursday May 7th inclusive.

-3! AT IRISHTOWN tonight for "Train to Mauro", with George MacLeod.

-PAINTING and Paper Hanging. A. Blacquiere, Phone 41-R2, Ken- slngton. T

, --PANTIII' SALE. T Youth Centre. Friday. 8th, 2.30 P. M. lsponsored by New London Presby- lterlan W. M. S.

l -TENNIS MEETING-The ten- lnis meeting, held at the Town :Hall, Summerside. last evening ,;was poorly attended, and Earl tSmith, tennis chairman under the S.A.A.A,, decided it would be iIVlSi! to get the nets up. and let ithose interested play the game for a week before holding the organizational meeting.

--MORE "LAKES" FOR P. E. I. -Thousands of artificial lakes could be made the streams of Prince Edward Island with a com- paratively small outlay of money and labor. The loss of arable land would be negligible. There is gen- erally quite a space on the sides tit" l..i. ered with niggerheada and swales that are not cultivated. Mtiiiy lakes would greatly Add to the scenic beauty of this Island, help much toward uater conservation,

ermen's paradise. K.

-TI'PLIN'S MILL DAM RE- PAIRED-Morrison and MacRae's big bulldozer quickly filled the rent in the dam at Indian River Mill and restored the beautiful ”lake” to its pristine size and power. The roadway across the dam was also widened. It is regretted that one of the late devices for a viaduct for deep sea trout, eels and other ;fish was not included in the work. Lin former days the pond held large eels. How they got there is some- thing of a mystery, but it is known that eels travel some distances overland on certain occasions.

-GOOD NEWS RECEIVED- Mrs. Eric MacMurdo phoned from Halifax on Monday evening. May 4th. to t.eli friends at. home the good news that her husband.whose icondition has remained almost un-

K.' changed since his admission to the

Vlctoria General Hospital, had that day sat up, smoked cigarettes, and enquired in detail about each member of the family. showing decided improvement. This is good news to his family and friends. and will relieve to a certain extent the general anxiety concerning him. Further X-rays and treat- ment will now be undertaken. sc- cordlng to the message received.

Dsur. ...:.-- Personals --Mrs. Joseph Sheen has 1'!-

turned to her home in Kensin3- ton after spending the Win!" 1" Florida and Toronto.-S

...Dr, and Mrs. John A. Mac- Phee. Summerside. returned 1'68- terday from Montreal where they attended the wedding of their daughter. Helen.

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iiiraln Strike At

illancouver Ends

VANCOUVER. (CP)-The W- day strike that blocked record grain shipments at the Pacific Con-it ended Wednesday when 250 eleva- tor workers voted to accept a set- tlement already IBFEBG U90” by elevator owners and their union! negotiating committee.

Members. of the (310 GT3"! Workers Union voted 182 to 28 to end the crippling walkout which stalled some 18,000,000 bushels of Canada's record wheat crov ll ocean outlets here.

All members are urged to

Constance Enman. Secretary-Treasurer.

and

SPECIAL SALE

,, Thursday. May 7th, Friday. May sea and Satur- ali May 9th TIP TOP ramoas suits, coats, pants Slacks. 20 per cent discount.

"ENS AND r.anms' sures... -,.RfFL'lj!L5546.95-Sales Price Regm" 5K50:SFPrlce Regular 365-00-Sale Price .......... .. Haaovs MEN'S am) novst wean Alberton

- 3:31.59 . s4.-3.25 552.50

Holman's

and larger stiti-ins cov-,

make it a trout and salmon fish-I

K. Crockett with a mark of 85

. Everett Platts.

Death Tuesday Of Mr. A.J. Barbour At St. Eleanor:

-There passed away at his home in St. Eleanor: Tuesday, after a brief illness, Mr, Arthur James Barbour in his 79th year. ,

The deceased had been enjoying hi! Mull sood health up to a Ihort time no when he contracted influenza. His recovery had ap- peared to be satisfactory but yea- tlerday he suddenly took a turn for the worse and passed away in a short time. He was born at Al. ma, P. E. 1., and in his younger days engaged in the occupation of farming. Later he conducted an extensive ice business in the U. S. A., and afterwards returned to his native province where he has lived in retirement since that time.

His first wife was Margaret Duncan of Bloomfield and of this union there was one daughter, Mrs. R.oy Strang of Charlottetown. His second wife is Carrie Haywood, of Howlan.

Besides his daughter he is sur-

vived by the following brothers, Senator George Barbour, Char- lottetown; Cecil Barbour, Char-

lottetown, Presley Barbour, Wollas- ton, Mass. One sister, Mrs. Ben- nett Carruthers. also survives and resides in the Province of Ontario. : The funeral will be held Friday afternoon from Trinity l'nited Church, Summerside.

: U. S. Economy Pinch Hits Weather Stations

WASHINGTON. iAPl-W. F. MC- Donald, assistant. chief of I United States weather bureau, said

1 Wednesday four weather stations 1 have been closed and 36 more or- dered closed to conform to budget , cuts by the new ndmlnistrntioti I If frurther cuts made Tile-zdziy hv the House of Representatives are 5 finally adopted. McDonald said. the bureau will be forced to close an- other 65 to 75 stations by July 1.

Choral Program Continued from page 1

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3 and 4: 1. West Kent School, Charlottetown. 34; 2- Queen Square School and Rochford Square: School, 83; 3. Prince street School,' Charlottetown. and Summerside 1-Iighschool. 82.

Class 83. - School Chorus, Grade 5: 1. Prince, Street School, 84; 2. Summerside High School, 83; 3. Rochford Square School. 82.

Cine 84, School Chorus. Grade 6: 1. Prince Street School. 84; 2. Summerside High School, 82; 3. Queen:Bquare school and West Kent. School. 80.

Class 85. School Chorus, Grade

1. Summereide High school, 82; B0; 3.

T: 2. Queen Square School. West Kent School, 76.

Class 86, School Chorus. Grades 8, 9 and 10: 1. Summerslde High School, 81; 2. West Kent School, 78.

Class 87, School Chorus. boys. unchanged voices: 1. Queen square School, 84; 2. Summerslde High School, 83.

Class 89. School grade, limit. 50 pupils; square School, 82.

Class 88. School Chorus. chang- ed voices: 1. Queen Square School, 84

Chorus. 1.

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Adjudicator. Mr. Reginald Geen: presiding officer. Lt. Col. L. T. Lowther; platform secretary. Mrs. Allison MacLean; ribbons and cer- tificates, Mrs. Frank Cameron.

Community Centre

Class 137, Plano Duet, 16 years and under: 1. Elizabeth Darbyand Margaret Shaw, Summerside. B3; 2. Kathryn and Vincent Beck.Cen- tral Royalty, 81; 3. Audrey Miller and Ethel White, Summerside. 80.

Class 104. School Chorus in! French: 1. Parkdale School, 80; 2. East Royalty School, 78.

Class 159. Trombone Solo: Roddie Hickox, Pnrkdale, 81. Class 157. Trumpet or Solo: 1. Norman Stewart,

lnttciown ttrumpett, 82.

Class 131, Bach Solo, senior open; l. Nancy MacNevin, Charlotte- town, 79; 2. Joan Easton, George- town, '75.

Class 149, Violin Solo. 16 years and iin(iei': i. Lona Isabel Scott. liiarshfield. 82; 2. Donald Webster, Clizirlottctown, ill; 2. Norma Jean Gay, Wiiisloe, '79.

(titles 57, Operatic Solo. female voice: 1. Nancy MacNevin, Char- lottetown, and Mrs. Ralph Bur- dett. Cavendish, 82; 2. Barbara Rogers. Charlottetown. 81; 3. Hel- en Roach, Charlottetown, 80.

1.

Cornet Char-

lbcys for their renditions yester- iday morning at P.W.C. of Bcichis, "Two Part Inventions. No. 6 inf saying that both deserved ore-, dit for their fine performancesi The two were Wallace Platts of Charlottetown and Herbert Croc- kett of Summerside. and first place was awarded to Herbert

Mr. Geen remarked that there' seemed to be more advanced piano students this year, and advised the contestants to take. every op- portunity to play in public-.. it is possible to learn a great deal

by performing before an audi- ence. Several other piano classes land a number of rhythm band

competitors were aka heard at P. W.C yesterday morning.

Operatic Solos

Among the otitstandinz competi- TJOHS Of Th? day was the operatic solo class at the Community Cen- tre. It was very closely contested, and Nancy Ms.cNevin of Char- lottetown and Mrs. Ralph Burdett of Cavendish both received 82 points for a first place tie Ad- judlcator Earle Terry compliment- ed Miss M.ac.N'evin on her lovely voice, and the way in which she caught. the spirit of the srla, "Deb Vienl non tardnr" from Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro. Mrs Burdettis voice die described as excellent for operatic work, hav- ing the noceuary sweep and paw- er. Mrs. Burclett sang "Divinite du styz" from Alceste by Gluck.

Very ca-editable performances wci'e also given in a Bach piano class and a number of other in- strumental classes. for violin, trombone and trumpet.

MORNING SESSION P. W. C. Auditorium

Class 123. Plano Duet. 14 years and under: 1. Maida Rogerson. Charlottetown, and Austina Ken- nedy. Southport. 84; 2. Hubert Mc- Kenna. and Naomi MacGuigan, Charlottetown, 83; Constance Dav- ies and Joan Mallett. Charlotte- town, 82; Wayne MacDonald and Margo McGuire, Charlottetown. 82.

C118! 125. Bach Solo: 1. Herbert Crockett, Summerside. 85; 2. Wal- lace Platte, Charlottetown. 84; 3. Elizabeth Darby, Summerside. 77. l

Class 125. Piano Solo. 18 yearsl and under: 1. Herbert Crockett, Summerside. 83; 2. Maureen Bo- haker, Charlottetown, 77.

Class 108. Rhythm Band. for schools of four rooms and over, Grades 1 to 4: 1. Parkdaie School, 83; 2. Summerside High school. 82: 3. Spring Park School. and Cen- tral Royalty School. 81.

Adjudicator, Mr. Reginald Geen; presiding omcer. Mrs. J.J. Hayley; platform secretary, Mrs. J.T. Dav- ies: ribbons and certificates, Mrs.

Community Centre

Clue 12, Girls' Solo. ll years and under: 1. Margaret Murray, Kensingtcn, 83: 2. Doris Younker, North Winsloe,82; 3. Barbara Anne Place. Charlottetown. and Rachel Ann Mlnchin. New Perth, 81.

Class 111. Plsno Solo. 12 years and under: 1. Roger Baldereton, Cross Roads. 84: 2. Wendell Mac- Dougail, Charlottetown. 83: 3. Jos-

ey connick, Kinkora. 8i. Adjudicator. Mr. Earle Terry; presiding officer, Mrs. Gordon

Rodd; platform secretary. Mrs. W. B. Creed: ribbons and certificates, Mrs. Chester Mntheeon.

AFTERNOON SESSION P. W. C. Auditorium

Class 01. school Chorus. Grades 1 and 2: 1.Rochford Squareschool, Charlottetown, 83; 2. summeriilde High school. 82; 3. Queen Square School. Charlottetown, 80.

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Adyudicator, Mr. Earle Terry; presiding officer, Mrs. Preston Beck; platform secretary. Mrs.

Fred l-lickox; ribbons and certific-1, ates, Mrs. J. L.!Curran.

St. Peter's Sunday School ;

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Class M8, Piano Colo, rural pu-' pils only, 12 years and under: 1. Jeannie MacKinnon, Murray Riv-

er, 82; 2. Kathleen Ellis, Ellerslle,. 80; 3. Mai'gai'et. Murray, Kenning-l ton, Flora Elaine. Woolner, Hunter. River, RR. 2, Lionel Gaudin,North1

l idic Cross. Anna MiicAdani. ,lPaula Morris, Kinkora, '79.

Class 110. Piano Solo. beginners. one year tuition only. 8 years and under: 1. Joey Quinn. Summer- side, 84; 2. David Mercer,

M0l'Ell,

Soiithport. ill.

presiding officer. Dr. G. D. Steel: platform secretary, Mrs. Callbeck; ribbons and certificates, Mrs. Eugene Cullen.

EVENING SESSION P. W. C. Auditorium

Class 3. Charlottetown and Sum-. merslde Church Choir: 1. lottetown Baptist Church, 83.

Class ll. Charlottetown and Sum-y merslde Church Choir: 1. Char-p lottetown Baptist Church Choir 81. Class 10. Choral Group. mixed voices: I. R.C.A.F. station Choir. Summerside. 88; 2. United Church Choir, at. l

Class 11. Folk Song. adult chor- us: 1. The Charlottetown Chorale. E6; 2. R.C.A.F'. Station Choir, 82; 3. Kensington United Church Choir, New Glasgow-Hunter River Glee Club, Central Royalty Glee Club, 80.

Class 25. Chorus. Men's Service Clubs: 1. United Church Menla Association. Kenslngton, 83.

Class 7. Town Church Choir: 1. Kensington United Church Choir.

Rustzco, Jacqueline Gallant, North; Rustico, Bernadette Power, Traca-i

Sum- , mt-rside, 82, 3. Margaret McQuald y

Adjudictitor. Mrs. Kelsey .lones:l

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Tendered Farewell Party

--On Friday evening May 1st, prior to his departure for Char- lottetown, Mr. Joseph Plneau, Nor- boro, was tendered a farewell party at the home of Mr. Mayne Stewart, There was a large representation of neighbors, and friends present from the surrounding districts, to bid adieu to one who was always respected for his integrity and for his assistance in time of need. Mr. Walter Rugther very L-s.pe.biy per- formed the duties of chairman.

Mr. Pineau was the recipient of a nice purse of money in re- cognition of the esteem in which he was held by all. Miss Shirley Stewart made the pruentation and Mrs. sterling Andrews read the address,

The evening was pleasantly spent in social intercourse. music and dancing. Miss Feme Reeves, Mess-r: William Durant. Ivan Day. Hillard Andrews and Frank Burgess pro- vided musir for the dance.

A bountiful lunch was served by the ladies and after singing "God Save The Queen" and wish- ing Mr. Pineau succem in his new

venture all wended there way homeward.

The address reads as follows: Dear Joe,

Having heard of your early de- narture for the City, we your friends. could not let this ap- Dorllmlty pass without showing

our appreciation of your contribu- tion in our community life.

Not only in the Murphy home, will you he missed. where you have, been a faitimfiil member of their household for tiwentv-txwo years until where a happy relatlonshin aiv.'a,vsl existed but in all our homes yourl cheery presence will leave a void? for you were ever reridv to air!- us a helping hand in time of need or sickness

We wonder. is it the who are luring you avvav. for we have heard where your treasure is, there will voiir heart be n',so.!, and. in the spring a vmtiitz man's fancv turns tn tlioiirzhts of love, Nevertheless. wherever ymi go or: whatever you do, you may freely

fair l&fIlPS; i

Lean, Summerside. and Maurecny Forbes, Summerside. 80: 3. Marina; Kays, Charlottetown, Virginia Mus-' tard, Central Royalty: Catliorinei, Harper. Summerside: Adele Beck, Central Royalty; Dorothy Perry, Summerside. 79.

Adjudlcator. Mrs Kelsey Jones:i, platform secretary, Mrs. P. St Fielding: ribbons and certificateml Mrs. G. G. Houston. I

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B3. Adjudlcator. presiding officer, Mr. Leuty; platform secretary, Stillman Frlzzell. 1 Community Centre ; Ciaaa 27. Men's Chorus, first year. competition: 1. The Seaside Sing-l

ers. Cherry Valley. 82:

Mr. Earle

John H

2. Unitedl Church Menls Association, Ken-l sington. '79; 3. Mens Chorus, St.! Peters Bay. '18. !

Class M. Oratorio Solo. maiel voice: 1. William K. Rogers. Char- lottetown, 83; 2. F10 Ralph Em-' ery. Summerside. Ivor 0. Phillips, Summerside. 82: 3. Stanley Lati- caster, Cliarlattetown. 80.

Class 26. Mixed Adult Chorus. first year competition: 1. The Sea- side Singers. Cherry Valley, 82; 2 Mixed Adult Chorus, St. Peters Bay. 79; 3. Fredericton Group. '18. ,

Class 28. Women”: Chorus. first; year competition: 1. The Seasidey Singers, Cherry valley. 83. T

Class 41, Women's Duet, sdult:p 1. Nancy MacNevln and Barbara, Rupert. Charlottetown, 82; 2. Car-j roll MacRae and Mary Morrison,i Charlottetown. 80. 1

Class '15, l'loy'a Solo. 21 Years and; under: 1. Harley lngs, Mt. Her-, bert, 80; 2. Horace Coles, Milton.' '78.

1. Ivan K

Classes 01, Tenor Solo: Robinson, Charlottetown. William Weaie, Summerside. 83: 2. R0

Ralph Emery. Summerside. Bi; 3. Ralph Raynor, Mt. Herbert. and James Mcinnis. Summerside. 78. t Adjudicator, Mr. Reginald Geen;' presiding officer, Dr. G. D. Steel; platform secretary, Mrs. Malcolm Reeves: ribbons and certificates, Mrs. Frank Cameron. V St. Peter's Sunday School Class 120, Piano Solo. T3 years and under: l. Virginia McDougail.i

Clsu 82, School Chorus. Grades

Charlottetown, 81; 2. Carol Mac-1

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Presents the following Programme over Radio Station CJRW FRIDAY, MAY 8th. 1953 - AT 7:30 P. M.

pm. Friday. April

' These contestants

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for pofalo pest control

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The two winning teams will he the sumwi appear on the evening program.

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I assured our best wishes are al-i ways with you. In our homes you: will always find the latch strings up and n cordial welcome await-i ing you at anytime. 1

In closing, we present you with this gift with the wish that God's! blessing will be always with you.

Sincerely -vYOLIl" friends of Nor- boro and Freetown,