Probable Pitchers

NEW YORK. (AP) —- Probable Dlichere for today‘: meior league games (won and lost records in parentheses):

Easter Services At Summerside

—1n Summerside at the Trinity

Former Tignish Man Drowned in liiver Near His Home At Grand falls. N. B.

—.R of Tigniah and the Royal Canadian Navy and saved

Dwelling- At Elmsdale Burns

—'I‘ho home of Mr. Ivan Adams

Ouebec Aces Win Opener In Finals of Olll

The Western Guardian

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. g . hn p_ no . The Easter service was dlnducted w I "°"°h9d "h" °”‘" "9 m’ the Wm‘ ‘"1 Mr‘ Aubm Gum!“ an of Na“ near Mt‘ Pleuam‘ who ha been cItiei.tA":nc: tll: (;0'l'l\l:ireX'J‘;d1n3 Rich- The funeral will be held today . by Rev. J. Donald'MacKay at the’ u u 0 ""5 Jackle G‘°5°b’°°h'* C°‘""'°d pond, Mr. and Mrs. Camille reported from his home I' - twice for Ottawa and Dusty Blair

in-dson when World War II was (Mondgy) horn his home at Grand Presbyterian Church yesterday, the e a Chaisson. Tfznish. left Friday for since the previous Sunday.h.as been Memn Wu ‘ mp”, °m.e_ mm m the Roma alumna meme in the mommg bemg .-He got. a single. Grand Falls. N. 3.. to attend the found at the home of a friend. fr“ whoa boy but It the brink of chunk Ia Roquwn Huh MM.‘ 3, Wm“, Wynn Lives” and m the evening I song The next two gamas in the tuner“ 0' Nietlvm Doucene. which Run“ Maclleod 0‘ Dartmouth’ an manhood he enilaited with the JIZRUBALEM Jordan Sector. service. The morning service was 557"“ 3” 53h“-duled f°" Ouaw‘ ° .=°;::“;*::.l- ms: . . - no-cum i-n »-nu an Matane lied Rocks ..'°‘§‘”..'.'.?.l‘.i.‘.' :.$"..i.'.‘.‘.’.”‘f.i.’ *1“ W“ W '*° M im 1*" Inverness And Vicinity llorthaln And Vicinity‘ gl;lg,,,~,r;«;l~;:;,.§l,v,,°gg::g,..<:h**,;;;=.=;: J;-1;: rm 3;;-"3: ggfgggg .53; i """"‘”“ ‘; reaor seen getting into a. truck 11 r h » ' c 0 as 2 , SUNBURY. om. tCPl———5udbur_V' d April 9. mt‘: cgrd purtylgndrér etdhl: home. As far as could be leelitmefi —Mr. Elmer sharbeu. Portase. —Mr. and Mrs. Keith tMcD0ltIl- relévlligenstssuggovéymm cm m The Place came Mardy Wt;eDllls"- Wolves came up with three r..i.lll'|l' auspices o uinmer e r last evening he was in good health cl Mr. David Botta and Mr. gall, Bideford, were recen lllell “"°d The Junior choir. un or e dll'-‘In the lug two minutes of pm, Union. Mrs. Walter Hughes won the when located and expected to ie- frzrble Macaualand. Bloomfield, of Mr. and Mrs. Allred Colwili. ‘rainy tam“ 3“! P3‘>:e-(t;l;:[- em“. 0, M”, w, E, Fame. in ih..samday mm ,0 down Mmnelkecords lady-5 prize. and Mr. [George H1l8he.s.tu.rn home the first of the week. were business visitors to -Summer- Mr and M” Bruce Cmu" onmfl-llhodox subarea in "Mr Evening ‘Aug an 18 The Joymllfled Rocks #2 In the mum‘ game V mad’ ma mane“ more mm"? the -5’ 515° °‘‘ AW“ 12' and ‘family at Daltic, were the church“ tocommemonte the R“, Easter Time" and " In 011? De“ for their best-of-seven eastern Can- a K¢il“¢m°n-"Bu" ..cu1u) BURN“) _ G, or L , guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman um-action of Cm-m_ L0rd_5 Ghifl€fl- H ‘ada Allan Cup senior hockey play- S 93 y Mi‘. Elliott 318351‘. P01‘ 339» W3 A u 4 d h 1-d hem b_ Miss Myrna Hancock sang This 0” _REm;A33“, _ An enjoyable Harris, 15-month-old son of Mr. I buslne” vmmr to Bummemde Dymerlt on pr . The varie ol ays g o .

evening W" ‘pen; 3; me home of and Mrs. Sheldon Harris of sum- served in the Holy City this week- -l°YWl 335”? Tide-" The anthem-5.? The Wolves now lead the series

on April 13. Mrs. Allison Brooks. Summer- d b M] diuuem ace, mt- rendered by the choir were “Break 2.1 mm me “me ted Fmh am i VANCOUVER. (CF) — Three Mr. and Mrs. Heber Myergl when merside is a, patient in the Prince ,d E ! day recently all y w ey r . I v_ H 1 I h _l V l: . I it e Gamma“ records were He‘ he", m-mam Mr» llrmr °°::“*: ““°‘...“.t.’.' M-7 H-mm l.".':‘f1i.‘.‘.°‘..i3§..°.’°‘f.‘i‘.‘.'.’.§‘r’{"I:‘.‘.’.‘.‘;“E2? §2::.l..§l*°..:.‘::.-. .::‘..::.;.:‘ till l‘;‘,,.§’,:.:;“’f.S.“,:;‘;;:l go; .. .. on play, "Aunt Jcrus On e War ' Reggie Birch, were usness v s Dymeml Nm,tham_ I _ , ' ‘ - . '1 . I ._ . - ,mee, sponsored by m, Bum}, """‘"- m" ’°' ‘Mk ‘”°‘‘''‘” ’°' ‘grit iiiilce :0“ miifld "° s““‘”‘°"“d° °" “pm 13‘ - -iitlgdmmlnigiyssezfckditiiiiigedcogiiiiii, A/fllfls nC:ll)Jl:'Eil.Sa"—Egn “M pemd Md‘ S-udbmy ”“‘“°"‘colum.bla Amateur Athletic Union hgu-3al_ After rehearsal all were the cofd on an gleam: 5’ 9“ '~' M:_Char1esMncD0naldwuVl51t- Mrs. Eldon MacArthur and - - _ - - in a single soul in the second

treated to 1“ cream and cake by percolatar, As the Easter bells echoed over

. . ‘ ' t r B it- sons. Donald, and Douglas, have period and then went. on their and held at me Umvemlj 0 1-

usl it to i 1 ‘DB 3‘ ‘"9 “°’‘.‘‘° °‘ M" “id M“i. . . - -- the Judean hills, Moslems from, " _ , ish Columbia stadium. g1go . existed by Mrs. A. A. gt Sgt“. Hé>vvevr“lu':;l:.er:;i sptiol tgg Robert Cougiilln, Summerslde re-{lnffiilxigllccgl :)1::l;enSafte]ldrvlsal::‘;lgMililse many parts of Palestine muecwmwo.-Id chess three goal rampage for the vim. Jerry Bam‘ x5_ Vancouver‘ in

The re-united line of Gord Heals,‘ . V Nick Tomiuk and Andy Milne car- 7‘ camdmn °ne'mlle mid": “mom

, . ‘With 5 mark of 4.49.6. He broke LONDON (op, _. world chugyfiigleuézmegmffl_£°rant:epjw;$]e$;‘the record of 4:542 set in the 13. r ' ' L (‘ champion Milkiiall Bntvlnnlk easily a pan. of assists and Tommk and and-under BTOUP by 51“ Em‘ °‘ defeated challenger Vasslly Bmys— Mum, got 3 go“ “CA Montreal last June. ,lov Saturday in the 15th round of, Rene Pepin and Roy Led“ weml Another mldiielv

}ll’l'lnCfi1CoilfltY Hétspittal twthere llel°°“"1V- iMal'Shall Raynor, Greenmount. ass cebeenunerrea entand ,

his condition last evening was l'(.- M-" Mal‘ v‘M“‘fD°mb'dla"d Vigfl: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dyment. ported as better but it will not be‘R'cham B‘5'3'”_ “ere usxfesia ;Margalc. visited relatives and knowrll until the bandages are re- "°” "° S”"““e‘51de N‘ Am” ' ifriends in this vicinity recently. move whether the bums on his . .

face and arm will leave permanent Robe” caughun The meeting 0’ the

on the outskirts of Old Jerusalem to observe the feast of Nabi Musa (Prophet Mosesi.

At the same time grey-bearded 'membel-s of the Samaritan sect camped on Mount Gerizin to ob- serve the Passover feast.

I Defeats Challenger Persona 3

-—Mr. and Mrs. Elton Sharpe have returned to their home in Margate after spending the winter

Mr. and Mrs. _ regular F900?“ W“ and family. summerside were visit-

the two grand masters.

Smyslov, playing wlilte. started ‘llesitatingly without any clear play ‘and soon ran into difficulties.

1950.

Presbyterian Ladies‘ Aid me; 3: be their title series, Moscow radio rc- R R k K . '<-racked when Doug Tartaglla. 15.

month‘ in T°‘'°“''°'‘'B'"' 5”” or not ing at the home of Mr. and fill-.s.,u;e home at Miss Sophie Mooney'ga§§e";:d 11130 if g5aL:':et;, péluglrslfgi yported. t ed 1 mm 3mm ‘wag’§l§ctis:dbrgnkti;£°8?nO;yfirfif ezvegnst

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—Mra. Eve. 3. Pickering. Burl- Charles MacDonald on Apri $1“: eAprll 1, with a good attend geelfagleggsidewatlrlg fczrm ii. su:'lcrlslc)- leaghenv:;t:i;4_§aav1eeh/;l:;ailb:::‘v:eg F I set, by Don Mann 0‘ Toronto 1“ inizion. is visitlna her son will Miss shirlcy Lynch has return- 93’ m - a

daughter-in-law. Mr- Ind Mrs An-i c0IIWay And ,ed to her home in Woodbrook, after

um Pickering. Charlottetown.-—Bur. Emu in “bone _ —Mr. and Mrs. wallace Morrison V ' "

—Ml'l- “ION” C 111959“ ‘lid were visiting at tlc h 1 Mr Mis Theresa Mrs. Clair Campbell were hostesses an 1 mm 0 ' S

The monthly meeting of Nort- where mm’ believed Chm W” am Women's Institute met at the. “r - ome of Mrs. Earle Culwill. on April 8. with I good atténdance.

A two-mile juvenile record was .set when Ray Hampton, 1'7. WI-I

itlmed in 10:06.7.

Service At Sepulc' H A different type of Easter aer-

Of Siamese Twins

.. , .m1 l V109 “'35 hflld bl’ ROME!) CaU'i0iit‘lMoscow radio said. He obviously MONTREAL, (CPJ— A simple at their home to the membe B O‘ Pleiwn-§”'°nA:°f_l“ ?f'“em Mom“ f‘l:;::“sn'/I:pegg:nIelY dfgfibrliie 9:; The many friends of Mr. Char-I fiilthflll imlde the Old City aroundiiwu not, m form and on me 1pm burial service Saturday ended Imhmwn W. L at me Apr“ meet,“ . P - B I - ' les Newcombe are pleased to the Holy sepulchre._ which La'tilis‘m,,Ve 5um_.,,d..,.ed ,, pawn which the 21-day earthly sojourn of Sia- . . l E" M V 091“ Y- iknow that he has returned to his and Ofieilihl Cl‘”5“3“5 00115155’ sngmly lmmotved mg posmnnp mese twin girls, joined at the S Hg" ‘ 5b 1"’ em_°:‘mB°y1° W” ' recent ML Maw, Muhgan was a recent home after being a patient in lhel‘ the authentic site of Christ's buriei. Howevn’ bv mg 3.7”‘ move ‘helm-ads in such a way that they’ e —Mra. Keith Adams. Burlington, unless "5 ‘I "° s“m’“°"‘1de« ‘busmess “Sim, It sunmlemdfl ;Health Centre for the‘ past sev- Bells and cymbals sounded llltchauencer “Va, ‘owed to l_e51m_ could never be separated. spent the past week at the home of‘ M; Damn Mornsmi MD V lieral days. All wish him a com- t-hevbackgroundas the colorful 1310- The twms dim Friday despite] her daughter Mrs Layton Proilttlwaa ‘visiting at the home 510;’ Mr and MW 511-3" Ml*°D°“"”"°te "°°°"""' f§‘5'“‘,’,",m°V°d fit,” the Chap“ °' -”—~~~—‘>- “" ""‘“‘“"°” ‘’P°‘‘3“°" ‘“ ""“°"i ' ' ' ' ' ' ' <.' . e yseu -f tii"-l I-l. t t . and Mr. Profltt. Summt.-rslde.—}3ur.’and Mrs. George Morrison on April E-dd Md cl1i)ll€:;‘:;1e.8s51vlli1s(:Z)rl‘t.(::lhl.ui::l}l‘dli Mr_dSpuI.geon Ramsay has pup high "3355, P " 9 °" 9°“ ‘°” gavéuihefslifea [:52 (l‘;,ali‘ieIIEI:ad';h:§> 0'1‘rAwA_ (cp)_ OWN, sen. . 12. 10 y were “chase the property’ of the late pilgrims of the Greek Orthodox S H W _ Wm; bum m ‘a H 1. b, ch amrs mmmated Montreal Royal‘ -Mill mulch! M301-90¢‘-lmlllflht mond on April 14. Ephraim Phillips. 'r_yne Valley. lalth—who according to their Gl'eg- March 27. Th: tlhiirfil chrilii, iiisoirom the Quebec 300*“ 1-993"” Ewufi u fiufirm‘ Souk: Ln°vw‘n 5:“ 1:“‘“'k B’1"°m°- F"9°l‘"‘d- W“, The school L. clued ‘or the and Wm “*9 "9 residence 5h°l‘i' oriari calendar don't observe East.-r a girl. is doing well at the hnmel ml?‘ hum her? 58“-“'d3Y mil“ with e 01110 0 - in 5- a us ess via tor to Summerside

’ 1 _, - luntii next Surlday—held Palm Sull- lfiaifig; hs‘;1l‘1‘:)‘:)i"‘1n";’:)';c:x°r"A:;')ex$“:xl1 Mm Gorrdon Mm". Mm H“ day services in a chapel in front of was‘ vI'_.m._m‘ the school’ an AP”; field Maynard, and Mrs. Ivan ‘he s°p"]°h”- Be“-‘"d°d P”°-ml summemda on 12 lMacLean, left Friday morning for chanted the ritual" l

. ' Toronto. Mrs. Millar will attend $0331 Mr med 81h"5““}l"d “i'L"’1°'5*; mvernesr Women's Institute was the graduation of her daushter. Ce ” 3 °"" ° W‘ '3 " Y .° Mr- Walter MucKenm. Freeland. held at home of Mrs. John CostalnjM‘53 39”‘ Mm" M‘“‘°“‘“"' 3“ 2i:bJ€grul?i£t‘A1':'m hzijrlicii iiesu msB1de was a business visitor to Bum-‘on April 13. Fourteen members KW" Prewyteflan C°11°K° Chi?‘ “ms, me dgmarcamgn lfieaffi ‘I3: mmlde T°°°ll”Y- [were present Next meetlns is at!§l;oA"‘ff:it’9},e':"5;°;V§:’;"‘;fd wfllraraell-administered section of the , - -a a I A g , _ Mr cm W M-wen was - ‘.“°..‘.‘i‘.’é‘.‘:..."‘...“.‘.$ ’.?".‘.:’.'°‘:§.?.£.“f.;.‘f;==laurhter- Mn -no Mn. E-nm-n :*:,*;:,*;,<'.*:l,:3. ;°';t:,;l,,°aDi;-nglgccshgglg ............ ......... the ..........n....gr;.l1::;.;l2§;:al,.;l.:“::l:-.::.“:.::’.§?:‘...?%‘i‘::‘;"..-.;‘°P.:3.“3‘3... £..f.‘€‘.%1.°. inane” Vmmr ‘° Bu"-‘m‘"1d° °n‘a collection of $3.06 token. ' —Aw' and another in the church of °f Canierlzug “lamb ’" 3" f:“‘“_°‘]' ' oi’ Janice. The nperatinn Snip"- pru 1‘ ' Dormltlo sanctae, serman a '3" er ""7 ca ed” showed the twins joined at the Mr. Charles Palmer. Borden. spent a few days with his parents. Mr.

Sunday. and Mrs. John

Profitt, 5ummcrside.—:Bur.

-«Sincere sympathy is extended to Mrs. Llloyd Webster of Bedeque in the death of her mother, Mrs.l Thomas Madravish, a former resi- dent’ of Borden.-—AB.

--Mm. Maurice Bowen and Mrs. Clarence Iandry left on Friday to spend lists in Boston. They will return home by way of Montreal.- 8.

f in, - L5, M_ d M ja 3-1 victory in the sixth game of Oil April 13- ame: Spflirfge, ]VIOlr1tI‘eaall:] rs ‘tho semi-finals before about 6.200 The births were premature. butliafl-Sv _

in other respects normal. Thel Tilt’ Wm EHVE 0“-9-W3 the bell‘ twins. Janet and Janice. galned“‘ll'5°“"}‘1 531“ 4'2Q”‘ b3““:‘- 5"}: — V strength. but Janet em’ d Ht? T18’ meet U9 9C C9 By ALVIN J. STEINKOPF wrath” _.ick)_y" and djpdr }«',~ai1.-l1':.“tnr finals.

LONDON ‘APE A“h°“llh File officials at Carlherllle Booth hog-’ Gerry Foley was the his sun tor _°llUlI3°k_ §E,d1}S1mel1.1h;:ChTlS1:1' P1131 ,.,p.,,.¢ed the winners. firing in two goals ran 3 ]us 1 its in oping t e wor ,‘ _ - 1 d‘ [11 W1 eh while B“) Wm be spared destruction by The twins were rushed to Mon: "1011 "15! 9 M‘

Will Be Saved from H-Bomb

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Mr. John MacDonald was B busi- ness visitor to April 12.

—P. 1

Burton And Vicinity For Ocean Traffic

LONDON. (AP)—'I'he board of Trade Journal. a British govern- ment publication. says many U. 5. Great Lakes poi-is will have to ex- pand and improve before full ben- efit can be had from the St. Law- rence aeaway.

The seaway project involves con- struction of a 27-foot channel from Montreal to Lake Erie. It would bring much more Atlantic ocean traffic to lake parts.

In a featured article on Chi- cago's growing lnlportance as an ocean port, the Journal noted that regularly scheduled ocean freight- era calling at Chicago are small as ocean freigihterla go. but in the aggregate. they are increasingly important to the city.

It contrasted the planned 2'!- feet. deep seaway channel with the U. 8. harbors on the Great Lakes. and said only three have a depth of 25 feet. They are Prasqua Isle. Mich.; Two I-Iarbore. Minn. and Calumet Harbor, Ind_

Chicago has only 21 feet, and so

have the others: Milwaukee. Mus- kegon. Michigan, Oswego. N. Y- and Sanctuary, 0. “Chicago win be obliged not only to deepen its harbor but also to enlarge and unmvve its Port facilities. . ."

Baseball standing: (By The Canadian Press! American League

-Amouc the students spending the Beater holiday: at their homes in summer-aide are Lorne Moose.

"These things make war moreV$;mb';a;§.,:hfi‘,:eiad6e:har°d °n° "1 hideous. but not more evil." said .'.That in” "180 m'uauon in R ‘hf’ Church of England‘; I°.adm‘ hopeless position as far as ever plelate. Dr. Geoffrey Fisher. separating them wccessfuu W 3 “War always was and always will concerned .. said ‘D P NYM 8 be evil. These things may ex- dermo" the ram“ ‘d. ac‘ tlnlzulsh all hope of man in this ‘ y‘ De ‘a “ma” wnrld

D. Palmer, , rccent- ‘

Chicago Cubs Roll Up Highest Score In 32 Years

NEW YORK rolled up th

essrs. Harold Howard, Peter ton, Cecil Wood. and Henry home of Mr.fDalton, Burton, attended the aimer on Aprllschool Administration short course held at Alberton on March 31.

M.r. and Mrs. Neil Arsenault and fairlily, of Bloomfield, were recent guests of Mrs. Arsenault’a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Perry, Burton.

Mr. Leonard Dyrnent. who was employed in Charlottetown for the winter, has returned to Burton where he is employed by Mr. Ed- ward Collicutt.

Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mcwllliama. whose marriage took place re- cently in Hamilton. Ont. Mrs. Mo- wliliame is the former Evelyn Cooke. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bart Cooke, Cape Wolfe. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Mowilliams, Milbum.

Mrs. Loretta Collicutt. Spring- field West, was a recent visitor to Burton.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wedge and daughter, of Hamilton, Ont... are guests of Mrs. Wedge! parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Reilly, cape Wolfe.

Mrs. Edward S. Griffin, Burton. is visiting at the home of her son- ln-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Moxcnne. Borden.

L Pct. Detroit Boston

New York Washimztoll Phlla deipllla

One. man. Morley Howaet. Donnie Bim- inona. Mflookn Palmer. woompnn ted by his roommate Charlie Brown of Boaton.—8.

—.Mi-a. Donald E. Baker of Sum-. moulds, visited in the village on April 9. at the home of her brother- tn-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Barlow Bird. Mrs. Baker has Just . tly returned from Toronto. where aha had spent the past few months with her daughter. Ml’!- Vernon Brlcker.—A:B.