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A nriutical setting complete with lene Huestls. a contestant in the ,,,-my girl, lobster traps. and two sea queen contest was one of al- compllment the most twenty lovely lassies who spirit as the four-day took part in the big parade which siiizriim-side Lobster Carnival got preceded a delicious lobster sup- pmlcrmiy, yesterday in a gala be- per (served each evening) and a ginning with several thousanf per- full evening of entwtainment which (IDS in attendance. A participant included a midway. horse in tho most colorful parade ever and a display of fire works,

races. Photo by Wotton

GUARDIAN

. WESTERN

KINGNIIERAM R.B.P. will meal 1 Betieque, Thursday evening. my 19. Cyril MacFarlane. W.P.

DR. .l. K. BEER will be absent

roni his office at The Medical

'eniI'e. Summerside. until August 1955.

DR. W. E. CALLAGHAN will be bscnt from his office the 19 and . with the exception of Friday mm 7 to 9 p.m.

Personals

lliiss Sandra Buntain has return- pd to her home in Rustlco after n enjoyable holiday with her riend Miss Janet Crozier. who ill be Sandra's guest thi week.

Linda Younker., Darling- nn, Donnie. Donna Jean and Kevin irkox, Kenslngton. are guests of cir grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. anicl l-llckox. Burlington.

Iilrs. John Moase and Miss Shir- y Cameron, Kcnsington telephone loerators. returned on July 13th itcr spending their vacation with

eaih Yesterday Prominent 'Side Citizen

The death occurred at his home it Summerside yesterday of Mr. larold MacDonald. prominent mmmerslde citizen. in his 61st car. The late Mr. MacDonald

ion of the late Mr. and Mrs. ohn W. MacDonald.

His parents. who were former rsldents of this province, return- at to Prince Edward Island when E was one year old. and he pent his early years and received is early education at Tryon. Later in life he resided in Char- oitetown. and in 1928 he came to .ummerside. where he took up permanent residence.

He was at one time a valued -mploycc of the P.E.l. Fox Breed- .-s Association. and during the war years he very efficiently dis- -liargod the duties as supervisor l Yls Men's service club.

Until about one year ago he was an employee of Smallman's Ltd. in the mens' clothing de- artment. at which time ill health orred him to retire.

He leaves to mourn hia wife. e former Annie Matilda Gillia- le of Appin Road, and the fol- owing sons and daughters: Mil- red. Mrs. Elmer Beck, Saska- non: Marion. Mrs. Donald Beth- iiold. Calgary; W. Chester S.. of ummerside; Lloyd, in Green- pod, N.S.; John W.. in Calgary: nd Joyce, Mn. W. W. Green. n Calgary.

Tho-funeral will take place on aturday with services at the resbyterlan Church at 2 pm. nterment will be in the People's Cemetery.

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FOR SALE at Stanley Bridge. summer cottage with two acres of land fronting on Stanley River, known as the Brand Cottage. Apply to R. S. Hinton. Q.C.. Summerside. or Gertrude Brown, Stanley Bridge. ..M.:.MM..Mgg:g friends and relatives in Boston, Quincy and Dorchester. Mass., and Keene. N.H.

Mr. and Mrsf Joseph Crawley and family accompanied by Mr. Norman MacKenzie, left on July ltith to return to their home in Avon. Mass.. after spending the past week at Burlington. guests of Mrs. Ruth Carr and Mr. Alton Bell and family, and visiting other friends and relatives here.

Miss Amelia Mill, Clermont, has returned home after visiting her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Buntaln and family, Rustico and her cousn. Mrs. Ram- say Auld, Covehead.

Miss Ethel Fitzsimmons has re- turned to Halifax after spending the past week at her home at Long River.

Mr. And Mrs. Chas. Ballem Honored At Church Picnic

On Tuesday evening the good fellowship group of Summerside United Baptist Church. Walter , president, entertained at a picnic given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ballem, who ar leaving Summerside in the near future to take up their duties else- where. The summer cottage of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Jelly at Chel- ton Beach was the locale of this very delightful outing at which Mr. and Mrs. Ballem were presented with a "lazy Susan" as a token of the esteem in which they are held by all the members of the group.

The presentation address was given by Mr. Walter Simmons and spoken to by Rev. Keith Hobson, pastor of the church. Mr. Ballem on behalf of himself and his wife responded with a short address of acceptance and thanks. expressing his regret at leaving Summerside and his many friends in the church, and telling of his conviction that he should branch out into fields of greater service. i

A game of baseball was played until darkness intervened. The box score is not available. A mm- nificent bonfire was built on the beach and the group sat on the cliff above it singing hymns. folk songs. and maybe the odd rock and roll. after which ice cream was served. Several games were played on the spacious lawns surrounding Mr. .lelly's cottage. in "Drop the handkerchief" sever- al were noticed who would make good E'” '-- for the Olympic track team.

Mr. and Mrs. Jelly were a very gracious host and hostess. and the supper and picnic must certainly be considered a great success.

Today's lobster Camivai Events

The marshal of the parade: for today's Lobster Carnival event: said last evening that Inn 0- ments had been completed for he various contestants and where theyiare to meet today.

For the cadet ratio all Boa Cadets and Air eta are to form upair:r,ofrontoftheI.eglonIIonie at

For the fancy dress parade. all entries are to meet on Green

Street below the High School at 4.15 to join the rude of Al! Cadet: and soap x der con-

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to "lnvic stadium. the the ladies present and the no. D” I, IUY AND SAVI Ieocodetnand and will aingpieauntiycnjoyodbyali.

take place on IITIVC OJ.

I79 Blood Donors Yesterday

At Clinic Held In

The spacious new Legion Home

I at Konaington was a beehive of

activity last evening when a con- tinuous line-up in which there were WI blood donors. kept the clinic

I ataff,very busy between 7 and 9.

.Y'owever. as there were only -32 registered in the afternoon. on an objective of 100, the uota for the day was not reach . 52 of the donors were residents of Kenning- ton. and the remaining 137 were

Members of. the Kenaington branch of the Canadian Legion. who sponsored this clinic and did everything possible to iota

from all the surrounding districts. all

Konsington

and assist, at it were ably sup- ported by their Ladies' Auxiliary under the leadership of the Pros- idcnt. Mn. George Cotton. Nurses anzi High School Red Cross mem- bers, who also rendered valuable assistance. were secured by Mrs. Gordon Cooke.

LII! ovonihg completed three day! of clinics in Prince County with a total of 513 donors register- ed on I quote of 700. This makes it the mgro imperative that Mon- tague reach its objective of 250 this afternoon and evening when clinics are being held in the Bea- ver Club Hall.

Sea Cadets

-Enioy Cruise

An opportunity to take over the helm of one of Canada's mine- sweope - and issue mend: to the crew in-the engine room be- low. was the proud privilege yes- terday afternoon of members of

during a cruise on H. M.C. S. Qulnte on Summerside barborland Northumberland Strait.

Through the courtesy of Lt. Commander Brownlow. the cadets under command of Lt. George Olscamp, were invited to visit the ship yesterday and go on the cruise which lasted for two hours.

Each cadet was given the op- portunity to take over the helm and steer the ship and to per- form other official ship duties under the watchful eye of the shipis officers, and from the man- ner in which each one responded to instructions and carried out their duties it was clear that they could and poss' 'y may become first class seamen some day in the near future.

The Quinte, one of the five minesweepers operatini 011 319 east coast. arrived at Summer- side yesterday at noon from Char- lottetown with a distinguished guest aboard, Lt. Gov. T. W. L. Prowse, who was the guest of. the captain of the ship.

The Qulnte will sail from Sum- merside this morning for Hallfarsc.

CASCUMPEC

Miss Doris MacNevln. teacher of Fortune Cove School is SP0"?- lng her vacation at her home In Cascumpec.

Rev. Earl Leard. who is visit- ing with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Leard. after spending some time in India as a mis- sionary, was the guest speaker at Montague United Church, Sunday. June 24.

Miss Agnes Phillips, 0'Leary. is spending part of her vacation in Cascumpec. visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas.

Miss Stella MscNcvin. bank clerk, Alberton. spent the week- end at her home in Cascumpec.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Dennis and daughter Phyllis. were recent visitors to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dennis.

Mrs. Arthur Hudson. made the pleted the job as census taker.

Miss Eleanor Ashley who at- tended High School in Alberton for the past year is spending her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes Ashley.

Mr. Newton MacLeod who has been a patient in the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital. Charlotte- town, for the past few months is progressing favorably and expects to return to his home in the near future.

The people of this vicinity are extending a hearty welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Firth MacNeil, O'- Leary. who have taken up resid- ence in their new home in Cas- cumpec.

Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas and daughter Rhonda, accompan- led by Miss Agnes Phillipa. were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Caseley, Mill River.

Miss Wilma MacHugh. teacher of Cascumpec School for the past term is spending her vacation her home in Norway. 1

Mines Bertha and Annetta Gor- don, who attended High School in Alberton for the past year, are spending their vacation at their home in Cascumpec.

Mr. Gordon Murray, Ennore. was a recent visitor to the home

of Mr. and Mrs. Rustin MacNevin. ted by hi; mother, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunn and family on June 27.

Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Thomas and son Barry. Coleman. were Sunday visitors to Cascumpec. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Winnifred Bridges.

Congratulations are being ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lewis. on their recent marriage. A shower was held in their honor on Friday evening. June 29th at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis. Assisting in opening, and presenting the gifts. also a large number of envelopes were Mlu Eleanor Ashley and Minor Ber- tha and Annetta Gordon.

Alll WELCOME!)

1'0 CASCUMPEC On Wednesday evening. Jinn 27th. a large number of people from Cascumpec and vicinity athcrcd at the home of Mr. and 1. Birth MacNell to welcome them to the community and the church. An appropriate address was read by Rev. Murray Gardiner, and Mrs. Ted. Hudson assisted by lire. Arthur Hudson. made the presentation of I large rocking

the Summerside Sea Cadet Corps -

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Mr. 'and,Mrs. Truman Pate and unity of Summerside spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pate.

Miss Isabelle Dignan of Char- lottetown is visiting her grand- mother Mrs. Alton Boulter in 0'- Leary.

Mr. Lloyd Barwiae and son. Tom- my of Springfield West, are spend- ing a couple of weeks in Toronto. where they will attend the wed- ding of their son and brother, Bud- die Barwise.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Rix and family of Dartmouth, N.S.. were weekend visitors to the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Arbing in Woodstock.

Work on the New Baptist Church in 0'Leary is progressing rapidly.

The many friends of Mrs. Jack Platts are sorry to hear that she is a patient in the Prince County Hospital and all hope for a speedy recovery.

A Ipeclal meeting of the 0'Leary congregation was held in the Sun- day School room of the Church on Wednesday night. to make arrange-

OFFICIAL OPENING LAST NIGHT

S'sicle Lobster Carnival

Begins With Big

introduc-.I the various speal;..'s.

In officially opening the carnival Mr. J. Watson Macjlaught, mem- ber of Parliament for Prince Coun- ty, and plrliamentary assistant to the Minister of Fisheries, paid tri- bute to those who had worked so hard to bring it to a reality. He said he had been present at some of the co lttee meetings and was in a posi ion to know how much hard work had gone into the carn- ival from its inception. ”Carn- ival is the right word to describe this great project." he said, "so have fun, and let joy be uncon. fined."

The civic welcome ent was extended by Currie who said that was the result to the desire of the citizens' of the town to hold an outstanding event that would pub. licize the town allll bring visitors back to Slimmerslde again,

He expressed the hnpe that the carnival would eventually broaden out to become a full scale Prince County Exhibition.

Lt. Gov. Prowse extended his tribute to those who had made the carnival possible. Others who ad- dressed the gathering included L. E. Baker, Maritime sumrvisor of Fisheries, and John Wright, pres- ldent of the Summerside Board of Trade.

Within the stadium a constant flow of visitors come and went all during the evening. It was estim- ated that well over a thousand persons, as of the early part of the evening, had enjoyed the delicious lobster supper served by the Sum- merside Y's Meneltes. and much larger number is anticipated to be in attendance each day as the show goes on.

Today's program will be high-

weatherman beamins ...:'I.',',',,.-I,".,'.i, the first annual Lab- ctar Carnival in Summerside got Hug” wgy yesterday afternoon with . huge parade which for ex- gmged an expectation: of the en- ormous crowds which thronzed the Main Street fromuihe east end 1- cfog to e corner 0 Vligtwexa-yand Cldiifrai Streets. Head- ed by the R.C.A.F. Band, under Sgt. W.F. canker. the parade moved off from the Canadian Le- gion Home at about 4.30. His -Royal Highness King Neptune and his favorite Mermaid. enthmlled 011 a fire truck. were followed by the Legion Little Le-guers. proudly displaying their uniforms. Next in view came the Rotary 9089. 001"- plete with nurses and hospital bed and , pment and the Rotary sponsored school traffic patrols.

The Y'Mens Little Leagucrs. the Boy Scouts and the Y's Men's swimming instructors bus follow- jet propelled Ford car, a relic of ed in line. Next came the R.C.A.F. other days but still bravely chug- ging along in this modern age.

The Air Cadest, the Kinsmen Little Leaguers, The Lions Club float were all intermingled with modern convertables carrying the lovely Sea Queen contestants, who smiled graciously at the throngs and were in turn the recipients of the unanimous approval of the crowd.

The parade moved up Central Street to Notrc Dams Street and thence to the civic stadium. OPENING CEREMONIES

At 7.30 the official opening took place at the Stadium grounds in the presence of one of the largest crowds ever to congregate in the town. Backed by the members of

to all pres- filayor W.A. the carnival

the 17th Reece Regiment Band in their colorful uniforms, the various dignitaries and those who had taken part in the preparation of the carnival. assembled on the

ments for a picnic.

Sympath; is being extended to the family of the late, Mr. Albert Gorrlll, whose death occurred at his home in 0'Leary on Wednes-

day night. T.W.L. Prowse one of the disting-

stand with Lieutenant Governor

lighted by parades beginning at 3.45 and the long anticipated soap box derby and doll carriage par- ade will top the list.

Top contestants will show their ability to execute the "heel and toe" and really "plank 'er down.”

Gorriil in O'Leary. is between the other two and is

town. is month! at her home in Alma.

Masa.. is visiting her parents. and Mrs. , Woodvale. Mr. Slarin, who ac- companied his wife to the island, returned by plane.

and children Bonnie and Sheilagh. Summerside, and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Mclver and daughter Ann. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Wallace on Sunday, June 24.

E. Mounts ratio has had to enter the Western Hospital for trpatment. D.

creatures is the lantern fish with 'heodlights" mod to attract prey. ggg:..,..L...gg,:g.

Mrs. A.J. Matheson of O'Leary. is visiting with relatives and friends in Stanley Bridge. She ex- pects to stay for a couple of months.

Mr. Harold MacLennan. spent the weekend at his home in Sum- merside.

l'.Zr. and Mrs. Edward M mu- gall. O'Leary, spent Sunday with their son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Everett MacDougall in Vernon.

Mrs. Alex MacDonald, Sum- merside. was a weekend visitor

to relatives and friends in 0'Leary '

Mrs. MacDonald plans to go on a trip to the West in the near future

Mr. and Mrs. Earle Jelley and family of Unionvale were visitors to Popular -Grove recently, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Banks and Mrs. Annie Henderson.

The Rev. Mr. Kean left on Tues- day morning for Truro. On his return he will bring his wife and family.

The Women's Institute met in the school for the July meeting on Tuesday night.

Work is bel-g done on the ball ground in the athletic field, which is making a great improvement. Mr. Wlnbourn Harris is the man on the lob.

Miss Shirley Palmer Oi 0'Le8l'Y. is spending a week or ten days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Har- old Palmer in Kensington. She is attending Bible School in Kensing- ton. Her cousin Cheryl Palmer is accompanying her.

Mrs. Pearl Metheral of Sum- merside was a visitor for a few days to relatives and friends in O'Leary and surrounding districts.

Mrs. Clarence Macwiiliams of Milburn, is spending a few days with her sister-in-law. Mrs. Albert CP

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Miss Lettie Vincent, Charlotte-3 spending the summer,

Mrs. James Slarin. Roslindlue 1'. Hammond Crockett

Mr. Gerard Kelly. accompan-

Mr. and Mrs. William Profit

ulshed guests. Mr. Edgar Cannon, In whose mind the carnival was conceived. acted as chairman and

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In Cinemascope "T he View From Pompey's Head"

With Richard Egan, Dana Wynter and Cameron Mitchell.

Crapctud Theatre

FRI. - SAT. - 8:30

"T he Littlest Outlaw"

A Walt Disney production in technicolor. The story of a lad who ran away taking a horse which he loved mak- ing him the "Littlest Out- law". This is a family pic- ture which is sure to be pleasing.

Also a Double Reel Special, "JOHNNY APPLESEED”

FRIDAY & SATURDAY

"Anchors Aweigh"

With Frank Sinatra, Kathryn Grayson and Gene Kelly

Tonight ..........'7 - 9:15

Friday...........7-9:15

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