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I 1 , ., N , THE GUARDIAN. CI-IARLOTTETOWN

PAGE EIGHT Md- 2 THE EASTERN GUARDMN Ship Grounds. Club Members Visit Experimental Farm "l'.c:.':r'.”-.”:'.::..!.r.':';..'l.'f'l:.'cl': ".2 ”""'""s is llelloiieil . I " E '

"AUGUST 29, 1952

around agalnaitcr being at M home here for several weeks now

I. T. groups. Topics were arranged as follows: Missions. Miss Ida Phin- ney, Sussex: 0. G. I. T. movement, Miss Ora Hanan, assistant girls' ' work secretary of Toronto; senior comp council. Miss Helen Crosby. Halifax; national camp: Miss

r Toolvrs:-Mouraonzz mroia ir. 1.-nary. urn; amn Stewart. In 0fl?Jrrw:ildc3::5'...E,Ff"f1fg' !LI0l'l'l50l1 1: Oil - Mr. and Mrs. llomnr Jlililtss m

Sunday, August

1-'.'l

Yltl . The Guardian may he bought at the following places In Montague: 1

nine Dome ilestaiiraot, and Guardian Office; In Georgetown: TIC 3,-Eilifdmofivlslliifvys Cleefililiitmirlintl-ie it-Ihgcyr &AhI!1n.r' iidi1:3il:i:on.3iN'i:'e' MW F”"lCl5 Hi” imrl luo chin. - Paint oifice: in bourir: The Snack Bar and II. Richards A Bel. Mama” mu, yasmday mom, Man" as at me "mom. clu, ran. Frances and Elizabeth If 'HOYT'S BEAUTY SALON. ....'lIOLY TRINITY (Anglican) inn is she was clearing port with I. "r. camp on the Muiiroleii lakes. Di-lmlafinaie were l'lSlllng Mb Souris. will be open September 2nd Georgetown. Sunday, August 31st. a load of pulp wood for Chandler MIL Hm! VPHPEMS. Mr. I. ti ui-5, in seplember Glli. Twelfth Sunday after Trinity. 11 Quebec. The ship arrived in Mon- , , . . 39" M05-iVl'31l 01 Churcll llusld -- - A. M. Holy Communion and Scr- togue Wednesday Ievenlng and "canny" ..'DANCr: - Lniscr Yiiviniagiie mon. Rev. W. G. Hogg. loaded a few hundred cords of s -m-"

llali Friday. August 29th. Web-

ster's ori'hcsir.1.

Mr. Archie Gordon has returned to San Francisco. Calif.. after spending three weeks the ,uest of his brother, Mr. Ted Gordon, Roseneath.

pulp wood which was remaining in the dock yard. Leaving on the high tide, the ship ran aground and was unable to clear herself. The tug. Glen Livett. ran I. cable lo the bow of the stricken ship. but was unsuccessful in pulling it

service was held in Marl: Unit. ed Church on Sunday evening August 24th at 1.30 in the absence. of the minister, Rev. Mr MM. Leod who is on his l10'.:(lil)g, R... Mr. Atkins of Saint John. 5:, Bi a former pastor here (-oiidilcied mg

Mrs. Ira Sanderson and vemori Pyke of Midgell were Charlottetown recently on ness.

Mrs. . in tliil-I)lBF.RS of the Montague busi- . Churcli of Climt annual piclilc at if Fl:-iidciieii Point on Sziiiirday, Aug-

iiei. (illiii. at 3 o'clock. Hayl'l(le for

School has feopened in Church

our rliiloi-mi lmvini: the church, Mr. Jack Karlelalxis of the tank- clear. On the second attempt the Road with Mrs. Ira Saunderson service. Old Bcqunllllailccs . H... i'l 33" irr lmiierlhl Charlottetown. 15 VlAli-- cable was moved sit. and the boat as teacher. congregation were glad in W W Won qmmmi and cm”? int! l0l' -IEV91”Bl days in MOMRKUE. slid easily into clear water to con- .M.- Atkins and his (lilo wiic flu. ,' ' ' l A -h, tiM. dM.J.-!.ti.h-tit b. .,-. ii -- it "irm 'l”'lr'l ipmtkiililo remit mlld ;m:1d:'li" O r an H gig-Sue cc Midgellwlliras lgltfrrzcehglynsgonr 0:: TM Yekulllf llmllililv I -'lii'.; nl '.5.)..o n.i, . . . .. i , nlnpirilimr Jrvwllri-. Gilt Slinp, ' '4 p August 33rd, having spent the past tarin. where he has secured ii pos. the Maiic W. iii. S. it . il'iiil in ; Wm,1N:,r The Misses .lEllllellP Mctxuigan in-0 week; visiting with her son, itlon. the church hnl on Him: iii) (iv. ' '"' ' , land Florence Atkins oi chiirlotie- and dguKhLe1'-in-law, Mi-, ma Mrs. C.. ening. August 30th Wl'll 1..., .(-',,0R.'L-1-.”.N I-A5-1-ORAL town are spending two weeks. Hamid 5, Jay. Mr, and Mn, Aiexyaobi; of Mi). members and three v.si' :. HIAKUFI " I-mm. chum, (,(.guesi.s of Mrs. Walter Matheson. M" burn have purchased the farm ent. Mrs. Walter Dllll;u”cii mi ihg (.ma,.a mims gm,,.,,yy August Commercial Cross. 1. 'Mr. John White, Montague. formerly owned by Mr. Roy Jay devotional peiiocl zinri ill Wllbiii (list ll A xi. Al: llnuii Cross; also - - - was in Pisquid East on business. on Church Road and they expect Webster Was 011 ill-K! ill . com. 3 RM,,m,m .,.....,.,.. 330 p M 'ML'imAv HARBOUR l'AS- Monday. August lath. to move in their new home in the mlttce. It was dcciiicrl my ear: ,-,.....E.....- 7 in ii .-,.....;.-inwii. Rev. TORAL CHARGE.-United Church . near iuture. member make and piles in nne iv. A. ilavcitsoii. Viiiisiri. "f C3nEd3- 5El'l'lCES 5UI'ld3.V. AllK- Mr.y Lloyd Vessey. York. was in - quilt block for roll call for 3.39., --r--- - ill” 315” 11 5- 51- Ml”'”3' H”b0"'- Pl-Squid ENC 0” bu-line” wed' Friends at Mr. Homar James of amber meeting. liiilcli is a-so to in Vlr. and MN. Aim L.iiingsinnci3-00 9- M; LHUE 5305-9 7-00 ?- M- ncsday, August 20th. Midgell are glad to learn that he held in the Cllufvh ll-"ill. "K. mmpy Kinzwm Ont ,n0.Irli;l)lleFxli:o5QR;l;T:l.5'I::lt. D. Wallace Mac- N C1;..K.nmm Son is steadily improving and is out .3; won in P. 1:. T. on Holiday where - ' Miss Ofma 50 1 - l ' C,D-g.......:-.. -:1-: ilicy ti'.il spend run iwvks. guests . , C ' V , erville. is spending her l-'edei-ai Parliament and their 0rAtkg"ggtgrgggrggyoglghxmigfx 0 ' . M Air l.:i tones ll5l'Pl1l5. Mini MONT-AGVE l 5 1TF-D holidays at the home of her uncle. wit-95. ,iu5ii(-pg of the Supreme last week 'vmted the Experimental rind M:s. .ihrn Lit-.n;siniic.lc"URCH CHAn5'E'f5”"d3Yv A”? Mr. Chester Birt, Plsquid East. Court and him-r ciiizoni were for-. Farm m company Mm me boys 01 L"aI-dlgaph "W 3131 Mldwmmel 0"-l" Of 59" mally presented, liis Excellency left

the Junior Farmers Club of that community. They spent a prom- ablc afternoon examining the work of the Farm and learning of the experiments being made. They also betrayed a great interest in the horticultural efforts of Farm

Al Vlolfville

WOLFVILLE. N.S.. Aug. ZR - (GP) - Rev. Paul R. Caudill 02 Memphis. 'I'cnn., today opened the 108th annual convention of the

, 7 y ,vlce ended and regular order re-

M . . W31” (W14 . Russ whn.sumed. 11 A. Trinity Church has Tl':I'FllWl1li :i:.ii s'.nh'1l1trl"f the Kiiiiz'slmmy D” S.e”'me .1" the Surlda-V Coiiiiiv Mcnim". l ilospitril return-lschool Mmcmled with p”enL5' 3'00 ed in llir':' lll'lflti' ill lxcllc River ac- M" same 35 LOW” M'3ma3"e' 7'30

rnmpaiilz-d by her son Paul, who

Mr Floyd ,'ay and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jay motored to York Sun- day. August 24th. calling on Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd VESSEL

ilie buildbig.

Just outside the entrance on the right was a ilai:-o'i'aped plaque erected on one of the columns re- lating the history oi this Province. The Governor General pulled the

CASH

ii”: M. Labor Day Service in Trlriity lchurch.

Mr. Leith Woolrldge. Moztni

l:llPSt speaker at all lllPSE services. 59I'l'lCE1 11 A M- M0 mKll8- 3 P- M.

lhe deailitoi our late beloved

spout, tho siimmrr with his aunt, Stewart, spent the week-end of cord which let the flag drop for 1 d mom” hi enjoyed C h f m Vlrs. Percy Cldriliiizs, Sturgeon. CAD August 23rd at the home of his the unveiling ceremony. He then 9-"ill 03''” 5-" E .V United Baptist hurc es o e s u . if. 1. RPM”-ri:4U(ig.)l1t;F:'hH.'glctli?v(x':.ie,ii& figgt parents. Mr. and Mrs .waliacc stopped close to tiiepploqiie in-I'(l.Rd many flower beds which they Lvgar;:,1i:led:,;i:ll';?l:il t.i;i:miJli”es(;. M 60' to In 3 Simple SIEPS - 7 4 zmllust 31st. at 7:30. special sins.-y wonmdm thfnbzgmpzlrilnlliitljlllifgvlhrdidf.oi- ' "The Kingdom Man; . .' " """' '''”l''" '' """''''”'d H'"'''”' . 'l'Hl-1 I'll ES R YT ERIAN inc. Louis 1 MM Lmg Em mined (mm ilclais His Excellency then walked The series will be heard before i r I. Tell in how much cash you need. loans on your V "mm-H xx (”iA”VADAl " services .M0.c-I Ggfiwrl Man to spend some time with from the Provincial Building to the ";:l"W'5",'l; "1 NEW" 0"” which the morning and afternoon ses- l i own signature. No hnnlieble security required. ior Sunday, Auciist (list, as iol- . .' A A 5T PAS" A. ll Bit nd Cenotaph where members of the 3 P 9”” "c slons tomorrow and Saturday. . lows: Cardigan ii A. M. l;orne Val- 'roleArr:, Sunday August 31st. sun- xxx, b:l:.i.:”' ML Wu we r A C,.,,,.dmn L..g,O,, were med up "shorcily before Yoi:rh'EXhCEll;;';CC-:' Mr. Caudill brouglit greetings to 3' hm ""' H "'"'"""' "'"'Y' icy 2.30 P. 't X 'llHL'llFli 30 P. M. gayMSchgoIs: 1it)0A. M. Mgntliuzue. 2 ' wamng. president 01- the chap i(i).v;:uii;i1:Uoyr;ou(:-f pgirhsirlv WE mom cl; Mmmme United Baptists hem the .xloi.t.i.;iir5 S('ll00 10 A. M. - - 80118 Wn an llrray E 1 M Dmidl lottetown Brllllfll. Charles Sin- ' German, Danish, Norwegian. Swed- W" 6”” mm” M” be the River" 6'30 P" M” S" "0"" WNW” ii'iliel”i'-...”.iZiioi3Ci.? Pie-iclair. handed a wreath to the Pro- p"” w" ””'d "W" i” """”" isli and Southern uiiiieci States M2 L

Rel". F. x. Yoiiiir: Miiilster. GE0l”li9'0Wn- 7.30 P. M. Sturzeon.

Henry E. Allaby, Pastor.

A Pisquid Easi- Notes

Mr. William steels returned to his home in Monuigiie after a re- cent visit to Nova Scolia. where '19. s out a lien: days the guest of

quid East

ents, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Jay

Governor General

Continued from pain 1

Sunday. August Mill gucats oi Mrs. MacDonald's pur-

vinclal Command president. Maj. A. ll. Peakc, who in turn present- cd it to the Governor General. Ai- ter laying it at the base of the monument he stood at attention as Buglcr B. Doiron sounded the Last Post.

At City Hall

Sovereign. King George the Sixth, and I feel sure that in no part of the Commonwealth have his many noble qualities as a King nnd a gentleman been more warm- ly appreciated or his death more sinecrely lamented than in this

Baptist Unions. He also referred to his work as chairman of the re- lief agency oi the Baptist World Alliance.

The conveiitioil quariette. which will continue the ministry oi music throughout the seuions. sang "The

('a4J4'i larntl all out nee-sealed re-saaorbuim err-uiullaa

150 Grant George 51., who 1, phone 2992 CHAILOTTITOWN, P.l.I.

.n

me my Mm H. J. Suwla of Bed. jg Province. Deeply as we feel the Just Shall Live By Faith." Quar- 'ord. and Mr. and Mrs. Wlllillm eighty-eight yum H80 lhwllhl M M ii... Ci... Han M M... ,,m.,d loss of A ruler so izreally beloved tette members are.-Rev. an. Ham- ".resdalc of 'l'niilnilcii. He. was ac- Mr. Alvin Burke. merchant at What mlghi .19”? be the WW" md at the entrance by Mayor .1. 1), we rejoice that in his Royal ilton, McAdam. N. 13.; Rev. W. "l'7nlDaiIlNl Irv M.-' and Mrs. John Pisquirl, was in Charlottetown oiilrcsponsibllities oi the realm that smwar" Mcompnnlpd by cm. Daughter Our List!” l-Ml.V E”?-' Iciesoii, Albert. N.B.; Rm: James Iiaiv nf i'lw'iv'lvx'lFiiHKll. and his sliI- husiness Tuesday. August 19th. W" here. planned and projected. Clerk Jamps Fiillrvrtnii. In the "he'll We 91'0"” W” W'l"”'”' 3 Davison, Chariottetowii. and Don- ior. i r. liwiv I-'irr-lo, who liiid ;..d. Now today WE 5" ti" WW" mm Council Chamber be thanked His Suverglg" um" WM” we "" "IV aid McClare. East Point. P E.I.

wen encliri" luv we ks with Mr. Mrs. . . v "'5 1991'” 7"P””5m”m”' W hi i th. c. wl me t" ”"'y ”" The eXEClli.lV9'A report was read d mu Mrs. H. 3. .-Go. ipn Ecdiord. ri-om CaElr?l'ivr.lJd(le.EMa.:.) sr:t?ili::;yl 9”” l" "mi h” 1”” d”"”' E” anrtjirsrcfillultrllred ii: to th: C:'l3l- ”'.,h" "'"””'”'f l;'fb””"5l;:d d by General Secretary Waldo C. ' ' l:lg':Ll1laivl;,al1': llllgeurfguufatr ix: coming speech that tlcharlotteiown Islxhde vxffluighchgggcethe Miichum, Saint John. N. 13.. who

Prince Edward Island command

CANADIAN LEGION PROVINCIAL CONVENTION

All Veterans and Ladies' Auxiliaries are invited '0 l"? il1'PS0ni at the Memcirial Service to be held in illvgiligllfe Edward Theatre on Monday, September 1st a .4.) a.m.

The public is dirdially invited. A. II. PEAKE, Provincial Pres.

l 'SANDYLS

AT 91'. I

SHOWING FRIDAY

"" SUSPENSE ”

'.iiniiograiii's Flrsi Great Million Dollar Special!

Conic and bring the whole family to an enjoyable

outing and entertainment

I C A. Plllllci EDWARD

u , 1'0-MY eel SIT.

contemplate the future." Greeied At Airport

airport drove directly to the viiicial Building where the tlnguished Canadian was

ed the 100-man Guard Summerside under command bind the Guard was the

the P. l-.'. i. Regiment under Cpl Frank Smith.

Skin Troubles

Make up your mine today that you are min. to give your skin a mi ehiiiee to II! w I. Go to null rend Iinll store and get an original hillfle M MOONES EMERALD OIL-it Iuts i'rlInY don iimuie it or highly concentrated. y

The very first application will give you leIi:I-- lite itclilria of Eczema is quickly aiopprd-cnilv iinm dry up and scale all in a very few days. The some in Inlt oi Itching Tots and Feet. Huber: llcll. Sell Rheum and other skin Iroiihlrx

Remember lhal MO0NF.'S EMERALD 0ll.l1 I clean. powerful. peneir Ill ' ' . nil em aim not rain or leave a greasy mimic. Complete uiiiiicnon Bf money back.

nvonrs mum co. JENKINS PHARMACY napom altos.

' Just as the ceremony in mg one to this Dominion. in that so gmmey Bark" Bun. Mm Mtmon council chamber wag coming to ,. distinguished a Canadian should E-atom canning N3. Dr Zena .-. g1039nlll:T?lWc'lS;I!:ldd?lr0alHrom l(l:9aF:n;! WV G0V9""" Gum” 9' Clark. Charlottetown. 'Dcpu'tation: ', e rs oorotectynudlng H9" . M.F . . ' M "u" 5'." mw and the fire engines sped out with We feel. Sir. it ill most Iip- " 10" Damn” Jonai wood S:,.'.',..,.':.&,,”.","

one like him on the action screen!

with

The Governor General had arriv- ed at. the Charlottetown airport on schedule at 10 o'clock to be greeted by top officials of the Province and city. The motorcade which left the Pro- dis- greeted by Premier Jones. He then inspect- of Honor from the R. C. A. F. station at oi Flt. Lt. W. P. Palmer. Lined up be- band of

When the neiemonles were com- pleted in the Confederation Cham- ber. ln the course of which mem- bars of the Provincial Cabinet

has 8. long tradition of loyalty to the Crown. it bears the name of a Queen. Its streets and squares commemorate the Royal House."

He expressed his deep appreciat- ion to the Mayor on the presentat- ion of the Key to the City which he sold -"symbolizes its irecdom." and remarked that it was an hon- or which he would Cl1Cl'lSll.

"I remember with much pleasure my former vislu to this historic city. The rrielloiv charm of Char- lottetown is as great as the beauty of your lovely cmilitryside," the Governor Generalsaid and remark- ed that ”the visitor oi today would not be content. with the observat- . ion of the llith century surveyor who described this site as 'the most proper place. the land being level. dry and henlthy'. I.lttle did he dream of the charming capital city which the visitor secs today: nor

the uniting of our country." Previous Visits Recalled

In his address of Welcome. which appears in full bclow, Mayor stew- art recalled with pleasure the previous visits of Rt. lion. Mr. Massey and said that his vast knowledge of Cxinada marked him all the most understanding repre- sentative over to fill the high of- iice.

Following the brief speeches members of the City Council and ihelr wives were presented to the Governor General by the Mayor. Also presented were City Recorder K. M. Martin. and members of the Water Commissioners. as well its wives of the military acting as special aides.

sirens screaming in answer to It call. Conversation stopped briefly

the noble traditions

ory of the visit paid to our Is- land last year by Her Majesty. then the Princess Elizabeth. and her distinguished husband the Duke of Edinburgh. Her gracious charm and gentle dignity most deeply impressed her loyal sub- jects here and strengthened and intensified our fidelity and our allegiance in the Crown.

"Your Excellency's distinguished career and contributions to the culture of Canada have been fol- lowed with interest and admir- ation by the people oi this Prov- ince. Your intimate study ofiihe lift: and problems of Her Majesty's Canadian subject: are appreciated by all classes of the people of this country.

"We realize that you have come is a Province of which you al- ready have considerable know- ledge, and the citizens of Prince

St l'"'"T'5 "ll:l'WM' could he possibly have realized that Edward Island loin Wllll me in 5”5l""5 lwdneldli qH(”vLN ,S in the quiet atmosphere of your the hope that lhls Visit. though . t t (' F E 1 community great, decision; wgrp, to brief, may be enjoyable and may At sessions Wednesday. Rev. TLES. - it ED. - FRI. or Clem” be made which subsequently led to leave such pleasing and listing Georse Simpson oi Brdrord. N. s.

impressions that Your Excellency will soon visit us again."

Mayor's Address

Following is the address of wel- come read by His Worship Mayor J. D. Stewart:

"Sir:

"The Mayor and Council of the City oi Charlottetown welcome you in the name of all its cit- lzens.

"We, in this Island Province. like all peoples in the other prov- inces, recognize with approval that you are the first Canadian- born citizen to fill the high of- iice of Her Majesty's represent- ative to our Dominion of Can- ada, which is not only an honour to yourself but a much greater

proprliite that you should visit the Province and the City where the

said one of the notable ieatui-cs oi

ness of Maritime Baptists to slip- port the missionary and overall program of Maritime Baptist Churches.

The Advance campaign had brought to the enterprises of the churches almost 3150.000 and some 2.000 members were added last year. Total monies raised last year was 8l.5X).63(l.74. '

Rev. Fred Gordon. Kingston, N.S., presented a report on the Rural Life Committee. The significant result of the report was the con- vention's approval in institute a department of rural life directed by a six-member committee to be ap- pointed by the Home Mission Board and the Executive Committee oi the convention.

the report was increased will1ng- -

AT GEUHGETUWN MONDAY, SEPTEMBER in

Games in Rink starting at 5:00 P..li. Dance in Town Hall. Al Blancliardls Orchestra.

Sponsored by Mayor and Council and Community Welfare League.

Supper and

iliiie ii..i...ii;...r

U1

By George Clark ag .;VlilYl,

was elected president of the Marl- time Baptist Institute. Other offic- era are Rev. Reuben Diivlrl Lower Ooverdaie. N. 8.. Rev. Donald Mc- Ciare, East. Point. P.E. I. and Walt- er Debbow. Moncton, iili vice-pres- idents: George Allen. Truro. execu- tive member, and Rev. H. E. Col-l pitta. Hlilslborouizh, N.B. secretary- CICBSUTCI.

Women's Missionary Union

In her presidential address given before the many delegates to the Women's Missionary Union conven- tion at Wolfvlilc Baptist Church. Mrs. C.T. Niabet. Sussex. said the past year had been successful.

The following reports were re- ceived: Provincial secretaries, Mrs.

stock. World wide guilds, Mrs. A.(). Crowe. Campbclitoii. Constitutions. Mrs. C.T. Clark. Saint John.

"I have to overload my tray. My diet won't let me return

until the noise nbiiterl ii the id" ” ” D”"””l”" F9d""””" for seconds." I machines went out of henrin: W” w""iV9d- A forum 0" CCGIT W” lend M v-' 0 The Governor General than Aign- "We recall with pleasure your M” 3” Bell. Charlottetown. sup- ,” bk ' ed the nmcml Guest Book of me vim i., chuiuuemwn and "195, erintrndent oi the itiilliatcd C. O.- ...z

latest iii

Matinee 2:30; Evening 7-9

CAPITOL

City of Charlottetown.

This was almost a repetition of his act in the Confederation Chamber where he signed the new Provincial Distinguished visliors' book. There Commissionaire Robert .Craig presented no book to His Excellency for is slgnatiirc half way down it brand new page.

After leaving City Hall the Gov- ernor G1-neriil rind his official party drove in Govrrnmonl. House where he was in he the guest of His Honor Lit-utcnant Governor '1'. W. L. Prowixe and Mrs. Prowse. All he arrived he was greeted with is salute from the gum oi lhe 28th L. A. A. Regiment fir. in from Fort Edward in Victoria Park.

Pro-ml:-r'a Add reel "

Following is the text of Hiv- address of wi-iconic given by Fremier J. Walter Jones in Con- federation Chamber:

"May it please Your Excellency:

"On behalf of the Government and people of Prince Edward Is-

"i beg to assure Your Excel- lency of our loyal devotion to Her Most Gracious Majesty. Queen Elizabeth the Second. whom Your

patriotic pride in being I mem-

Exeellency represents. and of our-

very Cliam era. not so many years ago. when you were Chairman of the Royal Commission on Natlonil Development in the Arts. Lel- ters and Sciences.

"Your vast knowledge of this Canada of yours and ours marks you as the most understanding representative ever to ill the high office which has been con- ferred upon you by the British Crown.

"As an appreciation of the lion- nur extended us by your visit. Sir. we extend to you the Free- dom sl our City. and symbolic of it, we ark you in sizes i. this key. We offer it to you. lr. not for its intrinsic worth or value. but for what it signliiu and as n iiouvonir of the Capital City of our Island Province.