REMEMBRANCE

tional war memorial in Ottawa to

Western Guardian

CHRISTMAS GIFT problems LATEST HIT Bell records only are solved now by portraits taken 49 cents. Bus Stop. Summe side .g the Read Studio. -m--i?

RESERVE Monday. Nov. 21st, card party and dance in Legion Home, Kenslngton. Sponsored by C. W. L.

Personals

ed to Charlottetown after

I WILL be collecting taxes for Mr. and Mrs.

aedeque School District Monday

-A n.t-'...r DAY CERE MONIES Thousands gather around the I18-lg"l::,(3el:n:xl.'.l(I;ieenel:l:lillStE& .S.t;cl,.aur:1Iti rather dignitaries place wreaths in

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honour of Canada's war dead. (CP Photo)..

Wives Guests Junior Former: Ai Lions Club The "egular l-l-monthly monthly

0 dinner meeting of the Summerslde

The regular meeting of the mm Lions Club was held on Wednw

East Prince

Miss Marion Rogers has ret:ii'rn- r ll II; the long weekend with her parents, gnce pp-eyem, ,

Llewellyn Rogers.

Prince Junior Farmers was held on Thursday night at the Depart- ment of Agriculture board room. Summerside. with a large attend-

The president. Urban Lauglliln. presided and introduced the Sher-

day evening at the Birch Hill Lodge with the president, Herb Schurman. in the chair. The meet- ing was highlighted by the pres- ence of the wives of the Lion mem- bers who added much to the sociab- ility of the occasion. Following the

Older Snow

ronomo (OP)-Adovalfald now,hiIli!IUlItII03iOIDd

If too:nl1.won'taartssaIbla-bodhd

man. Iporb College. raaticnal ana-

An average determined shovel- ler, handling about 10 shovelfulla

. of heavy snow A minute. exert!

enough energy to propel him UP seven flights of stairs in N see-

Issues 5-Point Guide For

Shovellers

of shovdling.

Although shoveiling was not ac- tually harmful to a normal person. it could be dangerous if there was any physical abnormality present.

-onds

This "is a taxing effort for the

case.

' normal sedentary male and is end . tremely dangerous for a cardiac

By and large, Sports College ,said, snow shovelling can be good exercise, it done often, and if the amount of work is increased pro- gressively from a minimum level.

KENSINGTON

Mr. George Bowness. Norboro. is recovering from his recent ill- ness.

Mrs. Nelson Clark. accompanied by Miss Mary Clark, Hunter River, was a visitor to Norboro on Sun- day Oct. 30th, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Douglas.

Mr. 2' d Mrs. James A. Ramsay. Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. George Brooklns of Kenslngton are attend- ing the Amherst fair.

Mr. Willard Riley. Clinton is ill and all hope for a speedy recov- ery. He is a patient in Prince County Hospital. Summersido ,

Mrs. James Hickey, Darnley. is a patient in the Prince County Hos- pital. Summerside.

Mr. George Riley, left on Thurs- day for Amherst. N.S. where he will take part in the Maritime public speaking contest.

TYNE VALLEY

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ramsay

the past month visiting relatives and Iriends in Montreal and the United States.

Miss Judy Miller student at P. W. C. Charlottetown, spent the weekend at the home of her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller.

Miss Erma Grigg spent a few days in Summersidc recently. via- iting friends.

The Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. Julia Arsenault for their annual meeting on Tuesday evening Nov. 1st with a large at- tendance. The new slate of officers for the coming year are: Mrs. Car- men MacNeill, president; Mrs. Hardy Ramsay. Secretary. and Mrs. Ernest Grigg. Treasurer. The secretary reported over a thous- and dollars had beenlraised during the past year and spent on school, hall, library. hospital and charit-

satm-day' game was postponed "I" h 5" " .""”" summsnilis line-up was: forwards:

A. Harrison. N. Eantlsorn mar. D. silllphant. T. Coins. D.

A. Groom, D. Cold. 3. Moore. U. Gallant. Fullback - W. Caabolt.

School ll ii'f."..s.....&'...r Legion

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IYIIAIGAIET O0l'l'IN defeated football

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TIGNISI OONVENT OCTOIEI IIPOBT

Grads Xll. (Over 35 percent:

1. Pauline Myers; 1. Auldine Arsen- ault: (Over 75 percent): 1. Yvonne Parry; 2. Sylvia silllker: l. Elsie 4'' ay; 4. Carol Gavin; 5. Der- nice Gallant.

Grade X1: (as percent and over):

1. Gerald McCarthy; 3. Charles Broderick: 8. Mona Hsndrahan; 4. lrane Gaudet: (75 percent and over) 1. Ernestine MacDonald: 1. Ruth lliccua; 8. Cora McCarthy; 4. Dor- sold poppiu can is Richard; 5. Jane Gallant: 6. p the Canadian Joyce Kinch: 'I. Melvin Doucette: . l.,Jean Arsenault; 9. Carmelita Gallant. (70 percent and over): 1. David Harper: 2.,Doris Keough;

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Backfield . MacLealI.

Over the weekend volunteer

Monday,l:lov. 14,1955 The Guardian Page

Mrs. John H. Mr.-Lsllsn or.

dale. accompanied by . Lelian of Kinkora Ill 8 guest oi her son-in'-low and (er. Mr. and Mrs. Burton. .

Elms 3

Mr. and Mrs. Everett I

and daughter. Nancy. Ann :1 den. were recent gneota McKenna's parents. Mr. all Edward S. Griffin. BIITTOI. A-T

Sympathy of the eommunlt 4

extended to Mrs. Charles g &, Glengarry and Mrs. Harry

Roseville in the recent death,gd' their father. the late Mr. OIVQ

Alleys Ann Marie Mullins took

3106; Charles Hickey - 2821; Greg

have returned home after spending nu

Last week at the Capitol Bowlg

girls' high single” and high thre with 33 and 571. The Boyl' high single and high three were won by rg Noonan with 288 and 78!. High team scores - Ron Mullins -

Noonan - 2786.

A wreath purchased by Hill Mollison was placed at the Mom- orial for sum-hi bowling team on Armistice Day.

Beginmng this week the High School teams bowling day will be Thursday instead of Wednesday. The Sum-I-ii all-star bowling team received that new sweaters Wed- nesday they are Norman Fits- Patrick. Buzz Nicholson. June Wood, Marjorie Perry, Don Gay, Stan Gay. Don Cameron. Ron Mul-

s.

A meeting of the Hi-Y Beta Chapt- er was held Monday and Ceceiiia Darby presided. it was decided that the Hi-Y boys and girls would charter a bus for next week-end to go to Moncton where they will learn of the procedure of the Mone- ton Hi-Y- It was decided that the induction ceremony will be held on November 26. At the Gama Chapt- er meeting on Tuesday. presided over by Elizabeth Nicholson, the members were given book; an "My Reflections" to read at home. The scripture was read by Natalie Johnson. At the end of the meet- ing Gail Hancock led a sing-song and game.

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3-lsi for the young people of this (llSil'ICi. and a good crowd attended. A splendid evening of good enter- tainment was enjoyed by all.

3. Catherine Harper. '

Grade X: l. Lillian Kennedy and Doreen Harper; 2. Marie Shea; 3. Joan Gallant.

Grade 1x: 1. Marilyn Francis; 2. Peggy Shea; 3. John Mclnnis. Grade 8: 1. Alice Gaudet: 2. Eileen Gavin; 3. Anne Marie Mc- Alduff.

Grade 8: 1. Diane MacDonald; 2. Marjorie Richard; 3 Doreen Des- Roches.

Grade 1: 1. Leonard Hogan: 2. Bruce Phee; 3. Edward Fitzgerald. Grade 6:1. Susan Hogan: 2. Philip Mar.-Donald; 3. Freda Mc- Phee.

Grade 5: 1. Lucy Conway; 2. Mary Conway; 3. Edward Gallant. Grade 4: 1. Frankie DesRoches; 2. Roberta LeClair; 3. Aubrey Des- Roches.

Grade 4:: 1. Lorraine Phee; Z. Muriel Hogan; 3. Maurice Tug- well.

Grade Ii: 1. Joan Arsenauli: 2. BernicegGallant; 3. Edward Rich- ard.

Grade 3: 1. Elaine Myers; 2. Mary Handrahan; 3. Carol Fences- sey.

Grade 2: 1. Colin Arsenauli; 2. Linda ifnox: 3. Elton Ellis. Grade 2: I. June Mnillette; 2. iyalvia Conway; 3. Frances Mac-

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Sullivan. Foxley River.

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Macau- aid of Glengarry have returned from a pleasant holiday weahald with relatives in Amherst, H. 3. Mr. and Mrs. Clem O'Connor and son Earnest, Cape Wolfe. attended the Maritime Winter Fair in Am- herst, N. S.

Mr. and Mrs. Simon Clement! and family Burton, recently mov- ed to (lampbellton where Mr. Clem- ents Will be employed on the farm of Mr. Dan Sullivan for the win- ter months.

Miss Beverly Howard. student of S. D. U. and Leigh Howard. stud- ent of Vocational School. Charlotte- town spent the past weekend at the home of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Howard, Glengarry.

Mr. Ambrose Dalton. Giengarry. was a recent. visitor at the home of his son. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dalton. Burton.

Mrs. Earnest MacGregor. Burton recently moved to Glengarry when she will reside with her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rogers.

L.A.W, Roma Vautour of St. Mar- garet's, N. B. recently released from the RC.A.F. is visiting her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Collicutt, Burton.

Canada Miss Catherine MacFarl-

BEDEQUE W.M.S.

Auxilary of W.M.S. of the Bedeque Pearl Affleck's on Wed.. sfternoonl Nov. 2nd. Mrs. Hudson Lowther conducted the worship service on

part in the The November meeting of the closed with the Mizpah Benedict-

United Church. was held at Mrs.l 1'

ane. Mrs. George Henderson. and ,Mrs. Charles Henderson each took Drnlzram. Meeting

inn.

PirEcSleEs'sligc;iEall Cards

svening,'Notv. l4,uatd7 x'ttf:1locll(( at brooks 4-H square danc-l team busizesshdiscussionsilkwliich lacing: hll:ITl3;ee:ll::lIl;0nnX:lebS':er,he:l0l;9:::ey able purposes. Mgilghahloyin :hpee;::gIn;r;;):: II,-ilgh Calounavgrglx Chartered Bowness sore" oy ac ' ;'1l:::'et?fakncl::;tcl:m:1eilt:; 35:: ftd:"fscd:?::;:.las glut auncglrlggjrlu through illness. The Women's Auxiliary of the'Dougall were visitors to Stanlcyon God lncarnate" was'sung smp. ACCOUDTGHTS TRINITY CHAPEL Guild of the Mrs. George Mclleth. Alberton -

RCAF Station. Summerside. are

South, entered the Western Hospital holding their annual Bazaar and

Sunday momlng.

recently at Amherst. Many of the members of this team also belong to East Prince

dance be held to raise funds for the purpose and will be organized under the rhuirrnanship of Lion

Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Campbell. Cape Traverse. were visitors to

Anglican Church met at the home of Mrs. Elton Newcombe on Fri-

Friday. Nov. 4th

day afternoon with a large attend-

Mrs Dan MacLean was a visoinr

ture selection was read from a number of ssages in St. Luke's

T. Earle Hickey Canadian Bank of Commeru

. Gospel. The president Miss Louisa Building 1-,. in the Aim 6, 0, Johnson Junior Fume" organization and Dick saw!” Hamllm" ”" 0” 30"” ance. vizslgnlgeagzi ”ls'k:l;"dia,;sNg:Mg?a Callbeck offered prayer for a Miss-lsummerside. P.E.i. Phone 1888 School 0'1 wednesllwi Ni” "ml M'5' A'"'"l' w”3lll- Albe"""' their names are Arnold Madson. A message from Lion Joe Story On Wednesday afternoon and ev-. M, webs,” Marchbanks has pmmps ' l0"-"Y l" Al1'l08- ' 'WW'WTW1”T:"-"T from 8 P-m. 10 10 P-"14 relmr” "ml 0'1 Frldly 3'19 Pick"! Verna Rogers, Warren Mugritlge. who is a patient 'in the provincial ening a 18118 number 05 full” 3'0"! 1 M h' g H, r 3 Several b0X9! 04 clothing had ll'0m ll" ll9W9l' SANG" I lull Frances Mugridge. Adrian Dekker. San. was delivered to the club the surrounding dlslricli allelldfdlcol 5 mm or Q wnerl

SAIL FOR FLORIDA - Royce Durant and Bobby Gallant of Sum- rnerside left yesterday for Florida

Mrs.

Isobel Dekker. Junior Colwill and

through a rather unique medium.

the annual chicken and ham sup- per in the assembly room of the

months. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Baker and

ing a few days visiting her son.

Mrs Clark MacQuarrie is spend

been packed and mailed to Dr. Florence Murray. Seoul. Korea and another box will soon be shipped.

R. E. Ellis 8'. Son Limited Fire - Auto -- Casualty

household of six enioyed broad The Junior Farmers decided to C..l.R.W. by telephone, all of which Kensinston United Church. A good Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Folland were liiars.Hb9rl:eliiaul:ihllhp5 and M" P” Eisht hospital calls. twenty-four l s'"'""" 5'” s"'”"'"'” on I Illlli that llllfd l'l'0m 5"m' be!” Wlllcll W9" Pllllml 5'03! ll" hold a social evening soon to de- wu recorded on tape.it wag than sum was realized. visitor, to G;-anvulg on Sundgy, house calls and nineteen cards 0 g. 1, - g inerslda with a cargo of potatoes. garden and served on two occas- yr” the Qxpgnses of 5 three sped mmsmmed to 8 disc and mag Nov. am A large number of Masons and were reported during the month. p ome "5 may will. be returning on the ions electric record player purchased ed to the club members by record- M15593 Ellllllwlll Ramsay. Joan their wives and guests attendedt-ll: Collection amounted to 820.05 and E. E. Parkman cams ship to Summerside in about G G h by this group mgg C5l'Y"lllEl'5- Pllsy Ramsay. DOM! Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bowles. Masonic banquet in the Masonic 37,5010, the Emergency fund which opt.1)., no. mo to three weeks time when the SMl'- 5"dC:l"l- n-t 'nH"3 95' 5:: plans we" giggled for 3 three Two new members. Lea Hogs Clirrlll-llerl. Patsy CBl'!'lllllEl'5- I0 Littletown. N.H., spent a few days Hall. Port Hill. on Wednesday sven- W3. dedicated by singing hymn. PHONE 325'! my returns here for another cargo "tin"? u;ll'&r9 ”l:d- wipe" John night short course to be held at and Reg Macuylnn were installed Wmplllled by Mrs. Reginald Mlll- recently with Mrs. Bowles parents lag Nov. 2nd. Films were shown --we Give Thee Bu, Thin, 0w,,-- QEGENT TIEATRE lmno. of D0l8l0ll- 8- wee en W ' 8 "' sllmmenlde ln mldrnecemlwl by the president this making (our er of Malpeque "d M"' D”' ML "Id Ml'l- 3053" m""5'Y by Mr James Mlllli” Mrs. Ernest Johnson had charge WEN" 5L 3lll'lm""& H. Wells. Alberton. Lunch Md recorded music brought hddmom to me- club during the ton H088. Hamilton attended the '

MAN WOUNDED e A Summer- side man was taken to hospital from his home yesterday morn- ing with a flesh wound in the left shoulder following a blast of a shotgun which was in his possess- ion at the time. Fortunately his wound was not considered to be severe, and in the afternoon he was removed to Charlottetown for con-

Rev. Murray Gardner. Alberton, is confined to his borne by illness.

Mr. Lemuel Arsonault and Mr. Archibald Fraser of the C. G. S. Saurel spent the weekend home in Alborton.

Mrs. .l.R. Bonyman left Alberto: in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.

” "'"' S'side Teacher

during the weekd to visit her son-

the meeting to a close.

Contribution By

A Summerside writar. Mr. Nor- man Macdonald. a teacher at Sum- marsida High School. is the author

past month. The sing song was led by lion tamer Buddy D'Athe and fines collected by tail twister Ted A'Hearn.

Following the regular meeting the members and wives proceeded to the Canadian Legion Hall where a most enjoyable social time was spent under the direction of soc-

C.G.I.T. rally held in Charlotte- town over the weekend.

Messrs. Keith Donald, Malpeque and Myron McArthur. Kenaington, are attending the Amherst Fair.

Mrs. Tyndal Sample, Kensington. is much improved, following her recent illness.

A Hallowe'en party was held in the hall on Monday evening. got.

home of Mr. and Mrs. Jabez Mill. Clermont where a miscellaneous shower was given in honour of Miss Hope Mill Previous to her marriage. The wedding march Wu played by Miss OHVC Dalziel, and the bride was escorted to the

Mrs Phillip Williams. Eilersiie. spent a few days recently with her daughter, Mrs Horace Lidstona and Mr Lldstone

Mr Donald MacLean has pur- chased the home of Mrs Oscar MacNeil. Conway

Mrs R J MacNcil left recentb

of the program taken from the third chapte of the Study Book. "Coming our way" was the sub- ject dealing with the ' " in

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For quick conifo hsl for Baeksehn. tin Pailll. Get in; plllghu. strong elou urine. irritating pun Log Pa

B. F. Hunter. R.0. Summerside. P.E.l. - Phone 81!! SMALLMAN'8 BUILDING

A. Raymond Grant. B.Sc.. 0.D. 288 Water street - Snmmarlld Above Maurice Mill's Man's Wed PHONE 3530

valagcence. s. Geo,” N.,,,w,,,p,,.' ma ml, tn. 0, H, .,,,,,.e,m,g mm e,,m,ed ::lnfl'1';l:;'"l;';nl:lfdgjngregilyengt Master Robert and Ronald Mll- living room by Mrs. Jabez Mill. f3,”e"d "” Wm” m"”"""' ”" :a'lEais:.i:g:;:b:l:ui;i';ggEfEf1:hg5:. Photographers iant son in Fairview N. . . "Put Your Child's Idols To Work" 1” 9' Mallwll” We” W”k9l"l The ill" W9” c3”'l9d l" by Ml” suffsraaothsr an mnouthmngyau THE READ STUDIO . . . S vided by all club members. anh- FUNERAL SERVICE -. I-uneral which ,ppem in the November During the even.” the mug guests of Master Ralph Carrut.h- Nancy and Miss Shirley Mill. While Mr and Mrs Grant Moilison. druuistfae 3, w, slung service for the late Lorne S. Bige- Word was received Friday by ' era. Kenslngton.

low'was held on Saturday, Novem- ber 12th. A short service at the

relatives in Alborton that Mrs. Fred Campbell. and Mrs. John K. Clark llama of his parents was followed and their children had arrived II

issue of Liberty magazine. series "Your Family". on page C.

In the item. which is one of the of pl

had opportunity for s ”scussion ans for organizing a Lionettea Club. It was decided to form the

Miss Joyce Bryenton. student at

the accompanying good wishes were read by Mrs. Gerald Mill and Mrs. Bert Hunter. Mrs. Cecil Mill. Miss

Summerside. were visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Spurgaon Ramsay on Sunday. Nov 0th

Prince of Wales, Charlottetown. L. dam h 'M I V; to gun. ' ."TTi:r-' 15' h "M u N) m In S! Pam” ma . N. mm M. Mr. Macdonald from observations club and elect officers the first of spent the weekend in Malpeque, mfm irfil-ycunrlsing cmrmed ya Vii”?-;XHg 3 ., liinps ATIZIICQII Chung; Port Hill. Montreal Mrs Clark "and Mn 2'",f, dl-"burg 32 dyemlbel" 3: the new year. The evening closed the guest of her parents, M13 Hill the gifts A pleasant social even- ' l W " - - l r . - - - - - ac n - , with "the ow. M. Findlay of- Campbell left Alberton a week ago My 1,3 wlffgh gal chfflm: and with the slums of the Queen 8 Mrs. Ernest Bryenton. ing followed with Miss Olive Dal- W

Pail bearers WeI'CwEnl;:kllIIhg0l'k.73. slan- :i:.mHampt:rTy'Birch,mB.i-sd algirclii Ml” 3'” M” 3” sl'"'''l'- Dmi md Cur," Campbell. 5 month. N.S.. visited friends and

Mr. Macdonald is well known fit 3183 for I303-lI9I" 'l Pl'0l'llll- da night Danciyg from Youras Anansrno - Appre- We'-'k9I"l- . Creed. Sixteen members mr0nd- Th K ingto Ml u Road 3' ' tended in a car stolen the M". Gordon wduh ummgfglde ii'iii.ii."t3'3i;;"1iini"5lrt:iai:iii:o1 Ed m 3”" all "ml mSml”1"lllP mmihgobfggeyghgh Kigsm: F0:-um Tiaere eliitert:i::g .at the 9:30 to 12130. if; 3;" ll"..f,',f' ;i;'l.lfg':3”f; accompanied by her daushten writer at the Summerside office is "'L'ylnfl"t;lV':,l";'he"3';.:'f;:”f,'!'d-.1 I cant illness and is able to be about l"""9 0' "1" ml M"- 9'0"” I i ' almmurugg ire; '9 visited in Albarton din-ing the also the author of the sports again. cl”ll' Jackie Doyle's Orchestra.

Charlottetown youths. ages is to 21, were taken '”k”d' my Wm '"""" "fun

mo custody by summmwa and Fred Hardy and Miss Helen Hardy

Miss Frances nu-bourf Charl- ottetown. spent the weekend at bar home in Aiberton.

Jar. They were ar- were visitors in Albarton during White and will ap- the weekend

hear in Police Court this morning. Mm new Mme "d M" K" REMEMBRANCE SERVICE .. MacEachern. students at P.W.C.

On Rsmgmbrgncg Day member; are spending "IQ weekend It the of st, A A y'g canal... Legion home of the forrner's parents, Mr.

branch paraded to st. Anthony. and Mrs. Arthur Wiikis. Alberton the effect wives ha in alumina Mme -Id Wt Rich-rd W-ll:

Church for service at 9 o'clock

conducted by Rev. M. J. Rooney. LONDON (Reuters)-Peter Thor- Following service the parade mar- neyci-oft. president of the board of lchcd to the War Memorial on the trade. Saturday attacked new Am- church grounds for the two-minutes erican tariffs on English blcyclsa. iilence and placing of wreaths. In "The policy of wider trade pub- the evening a delicious goon snp- licly acclaimed on both sides at her was served Lesion membcl the Atlantic is indeed meaningless undthslrwivulnthouglonnmm union trade is permitted to ss- ctiered to by the Ladies Alllmi pend," he said in opening the an- Iry after which .a social evaniag nnal nalgnal cycle and motorcyclr

was enjoyed. Out Our Way .By J. R William:

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relatives in Albsrton during the will '10 if "'9" benefit-

can be guided in a marine which

column "Sport Echoes from Prince County". and the editorial column "Lets Talk It Over", which appear regularly in The Guardian. - ' its is also a contributor to var ious magazines. and is the author and director of several full length 8.

WOMAN'S WORLD WITH CLIP- TON WEBB CAPITOL SUMMER- SIDE

"Woman's World." a behind-the scenes drama of big buisnsss and

their husband's career. come to the Capitol Theatre today with an all-star cast headed by Clifton Webb. June Allyson. Van Heflin, Lauren Bacall. Fred MacMurrsy. Arlene Dahl and Cornel Wilde. The picture. which was filmed