-Aucusr 29. 1951

,,, THE wesrenu ouannum

Blood Donor

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House Phones: The Guardian may be

u Bookstore.

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Ah.” econd

noucetws Grocery.

Alberton : Phone :

PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE 3 Summer Street. Slilnniersldo. Phone I081. News. subscription. Advertising Representatives J. ELMER MURPHY and GEORGE GLOW

following stores In Bununerside: Be summer Street; Gourties Drugstore. ti Central Street: "vs News-stand. Water Street; Marl Gaudet. 61 Granville street;

Water Street; Alban'a Grocery, 120 Russell Street.

K. L. Waite in Kensington.

WEST PRINCE OFFICE s Prank Weeks. Representative. 05-: office and 68-3 Ilouse.

Clinics Fall Below Quota

There were 68 donors at the Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic in Aiberton last evening. Only three persons were rejected so 65 donations were received. 'l'ii( clinic was under the direction of Dr. Potter and the nurse in charge was Mrs. Wilcox. They were assisted by six nurses' ai- sistants. a laboratory technician and three drivers. Ass:stance in

8033 lid D038 bought at any of the

Street; Island Motor Transport,

mraraur complet-0 131- m:"C..(e) Se.-vice. W. Boyd Bea'.rst.o-

::ei-.sini;WD-

A DONOR at Kenslngton in Masonic Hnii. Thursday. wgugr .'l0th. between 7 and 9 PM. I109 Donors Needed.

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'..PA.V'l'RY Hoiman's Groc- ry peparimenl. Friday. Ausust P . M. by Bedeque school

..1'i(l.ViSii yNEEi)S I00 donors .1 Biooli Clinic in Dalton School, Aw;-(iiie.xIi.i)'. August 29th, between 10 and L: noon. You are needed as 3 doncr.

-i0il ARI-7 URGED TO AT- - Cr it-s Blood Donor C-gm; 5'. . t Hull. Summer- side. V-'.(lr.v.(l:iy. August 29th, he- turmi 7 mil 10 P. 31. Donors urg- mrjy lrerlcri.

sKl..N.il.V(;'l'0.N' MIST G0 (Willi 'l'lli-1 TOP at Blood Donor C; .v .ii.isouic liall. 'l'hiirsda,i'. -l 10:11, between 7 and 5') P. M. iv --i br a donor and help your uei:lib.mr its well as yourself?

.317 ..v-ri Mrs. H G. Spears with,

giiczr .l.i..:-liter. Sally. who have been ll.K.illlL' Mrs. Spears' iiai'eiit:-'.' .llr. n:t.l Mrs. George C:illbeck.i

Szrnizii ..k.ric, icft Friday morning to remit to their home in Ottawal

-..-.- i ,( li'lI 'lil(.IVliRSl'I. Spcci lip gmprl iiivtlings coiiliiiiiiiig in lilc .:.i.,..-i lcnt .'it.H':iclcll's Mills. liunrln nv.;lit at 8.00. Mcli niniit r-xccpi Szimidziy at the samt; hour. ill heartily invited. G. Ai llaiiisn

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- llr and Mrs. onaid Janiiesonl and iiirre children. who have been. iarainuiiiig in their vmrc. lcit Friday morning to re- turn 'n their home in Hartford. Comic.-liciit. They were accomp-

with S

spent the summer months tnend ill Sunimcrside.

- Li-TAVE FOR. 0TT.kWA - .1 Mrs. J. Donald MacKay . ...imcrsidc on Tuesday morn- ;.'.: on .1 vacation trip In Ottawa. -.i. -e accompanied by the

iirotlier-in-law and sister.

'-.' Ottawa. who had been ;.icsts in Summcrside.-S

Scntlanrl urrc participating. Ken- neth Perry of Summer.-idc is s zirmhcr of the Canadian team.-

iTiiOiite Saving Society lests Atiside

Fir: Earl Taylor. Examiner for lhe Royal Life Saving Society con- ducted tests at the Y's Men's bath h0U-Se in summl-rside on Monday Iilnnonn. August 27th.

!Fll'e candidates entered the test. 0r the Award of Merit. Three were iucrvssflul tn completing the re- i-!i;i'9mttll'-x and will receive Royal ht Smlnn Sncicty silver medals

TTh9C0tlnilinn of their ability. for ree other young people per- ulltlcd the Life saving skills nec-

Tgy for the Bronze Cross award. m f medals for both these tests m ””"'d W the Headquarters

"3 in London England and will

A9"'5t”ntcsl at a later date. Amzllrrd of Merit:-Ronald Mac- mm v G90I5'e Mcciuigan. Charles

v::0ih!n Fross:-Angus line! aren. in Joanne Smith.

warm m .' it I” 773i to I ,1 ltd! WI Si

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OPENS - Alberton School reopen-

loadlng etrulpment was given by members of the Alberton Branch of the Canadian Legion who also Provided cars for transportation of donors.

Mrs. C. W. Hayes. Mrs. J. A. Cal- laghan and Miss Barbara Smith

- ALBERTON SCHOOL RE-

ed Tuesday morning with a good attendance of pupils, including fif- teen boys and girls who are just beginning their experience with school. For the first time in many

with by Magistrate R. S. Hinton. K.C.. in Summerside yesterday. A fisherman from district was fined :15 and costs for having in his possession lo: stars with eggs attached. Indians pleaded guilty

Act. and the other two. it being it see-

costs.

THE GUARDIAN.

Large Docket In Magistrate's. Dourt

A fairly large docket was deals

the Kensington

Thr-an to being intoxicated contrary to the Indian One was fined 310 and costs and offence. were fined S15 and

A hit-and-run driver from Sum- merslde wis fined S15 and costs or twenty days. In this case hn had slightly damaged another car by aideswirlniz A case of causing gracious bodily harm and of driving a truck when the abil-

ilecord Looked for in Blood Donors At Clinic Tonight

-St. Mary's Hall in St-mmerside will be a busy centre on Wednes- day evening, August 29th. when a Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic will be held there by the Mobile Team from Halifax. Residents of Summerside and the surroundinz districts are urged to bear thi. time in mind-between 7 and i0 P. M.--because of Wednesday aft- ernoon being a holiday people are apt to forget about the Blood Donor Clinic date in the eveninfl.

Mr. W. A. Currie. Chairman of the Blood Donor Committee of the Summerslde Red Cross Branch. is leaving no stone unturned to make sure that everyone knows about

to

W

ing of Summer-side's new office are to be commended on the in providing more liv- ing and working space within the building erecting the new structure). they have not forgotten

fact that,

space outside gestion of motor traffic at hours outside

serious collisions The widening of Cemral. Church

Cl-IARLOTTETOWN

Let's Talk it Over

A Prince County Viewpoint by "d"

Anti-Congestion Move

Those responsible for the build-

tthe original reason to

to make for more the edifice.

wance also

l'US

e have never heard of

in that

an

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ai- working Con

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the old pnst-office has heen quite a problem though

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homes after an enjoyable twelve house to house canvass was madve

fined R720 and costs; S.

Macfiougan-Delaney l Wedding

t IF -A lovely mid-Summer weridingt took place at the home of Mr. and 'Mrs. W. L. Delaney, Kensingtomi. when their youngest ' Frederica Genevieve Was united in the Holy Bonds of Matrimony with lidward Sinclair. Mr:-. Duncan pequu The ceremony was performed at three o'clock in the afternoon. on! Wednesday. August 15th. 1951. lnil a charming setting. enhanced by a i,- prnfusion of beautifully arrangr-di, Cut. flowers. .. About thirty il'll'll.cd ;:u('st,g mp! nessnd the ceremony. l The youthful bride lovely iii

an aficrnnnil gown of s

l 100k("'i VEILV . Kimrnnns.

clergymcn nave announced iii"

As long as children walk in

tiw tily arranged tribic centered with

day trip which included a visit. and to those wgn wtlnke: in tlAil:-' -: clinic go lhpir congregations and ' r m A” h d I d An” d d p -' ' ' ,, 5 PP? FFP iA'l 0 till PF 0 B(5'ia .' ' ' . .. ' ' . ?;,'Ch 1.s':,-,.c,)hxg(,1.' 3:3,?-5lgE)e1tdD iihmggiufiig ftiigcittr.-.3 sot 13) dor- ”"d F'1”"7""' Pnim" i” Mm”-l' me damn" MW been mnmdedl cident. Ct-rlainl)' tho :'afet.V in dingucalkg Sginlrltint-'1' lK'tii:iiEiil!(l)'iri'!xE(ii:lii Ohio. returning by way of Nia- ors was not attained there would R0” """”3'' -.- not recently establislieri at the snapdragons, Bouquets of summer gafa Falls and the White Mnun- prolbuhly lhave beenl lesslh donors ' . !HlEi'id Schnnllhasmhcenga l'mnn flowers placed! about the dminf:-i 1 - 5' d 510 jng 0y-pr in Jack. vvltiout tie canvass ng a was N I . J. u I car rivers n a vn-im y w . mom arlrlcd ticir beauty to the 5:: ivheeg Mr. Harper visit.- d0nf'- I ' E1?;r,:0,.5F(:I:,l::th.pxiwtriimiilitl 33:5: st. iiiave tn b'e-dconstantly on ihtfisceiic. - : ed with relatives and friends.-s At OLeary some 66 donors at-week vbm at her home here .alcrt to moi accident. The ma.-3 1., the bud, was pmw

tended the clinic. The quota is "g ' mva posed by Mr. Owen Mactiniigniii

some 100 under what had been ex- pected at this point. in the tour of' the mobile clinic, it was said. Redi

Cross officials expressed hope that.

Personals

-Rev. Vincent J. Murphy of Stf

5 wMr.

native Pro-I v-Mir. and Mrs. Justin Mclvor left

mind by the formeris mother who,

iCoiin Waugh. Wllmot. Valley, re-i lturned this week from an enjoy- -able motor trip through Northern

Airs. M. Ervin and son'

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his brother. Mr. Percy Murphy. Middleton.

Pineau of Boston.i

Cyrus his brother-in-'

Mass. is visil ing

law. Mr. - Frank Arsenault and Mrs. Arscnault. Hanover Street, Summc rslde. l

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- Premier J. Walter Joncs Faidi a recent visit to Long River. where he visited Mr. and Mrs. A.G. Mac-I Kay. and Burlington where he en-1 joyed a visit to the lovely lawns at. "Woodle'igh."

Sziirit'

on Monday for their home in their

John. N. B. after spendlni:

holidays in Freetown wilii Mrs. rMclvor's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Mccarville.

-Mr. and Mrs. J. George Mac- Kay, Albany, and .Mr. and Mrs.-

t

New Brunswick and Maine.

-Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Noonaii. (nee Annie Sherry), Albany, have taken up residence in Albany af-

slngton.

s Wellington --The auctinh sale held on the premises of Mr. Milton Mr-(7nr- ville,vAii5:. 18th. was well attend-

ed. Mr. Frank Gamble being auc- tioneer.

Mrs. John Cnulson. Scaview. vis- ited her mother, Mrs. Alice Bar low last work.

Mr. Cyrus Perry. Moncton, N.B.. recently spent some time with Mr. Emile J. Arsenault.

Mr. and Mrss. Ernest Carr and (laughter ..mv:-cna. visited for a fcw days :n Long River recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Amby McNeill. Wellington Centre, recently had as their guests. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Deighan and daughter Barbara of Boston. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ford and daughter. Shirley. of Thorold South. 0nt.. recently visited Mrs. Ford's sister. Mrs. John Graham. Mrs. Thomas Ford of Mt. Pleasant. mother of Mr. Harry Ford. accom- panied Ihem home as she will visit them andmgther relatives in United States.

Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Owen. Hamilton. P. E. I.. and Mrs. Mar- garet Inglis visited Mrs. John Graham recently. Mrs. Graham

Vl:iry's College. Halifax. is l'lSiUM other points would make an extral

effort to meet the deficit.

Heavy rain at O'Leary was be- licvcd at least partially iblc for the failure. to meet the hoped for quota there.

Eilersiie & Biileforii

-Master Carmen. Grigg. Lot 11, is visiting with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grlgg.

Muss Catherine Payiiter was the

guest of Miss Geraldine Hatfield.iil9id on

Freetown during the past week.

Mr. Robert Mnccaull, Halifax

visited Willi his parents Mr. and occupied with EFT?” and Mrs. P. M. Maccauil over the ueekiilndcr the i9fI'it'rFh1l'i 0' end.

Miss Ruth Thompson. Hartford, Conn, U. S. A . Earl Simmons, Summcrside. visiting wi'h their sister Harold Gillis.

Mrs .

gMr. Stanley Hayes, Halifax. is visiting with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hayes.

many George Thompson will learn with

Prince County Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Gallant diiuithter Rosita Freetown.

and were

Ernest Paynter,

The sincere sympathy of district is being extended- to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barlow on the death of their infant son.

Miss Beryl Mills; Ottawa. Ont..

her parents Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Millar.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hutchinson and daughter Susan. and Miss Ruth Thompson. were guests of Mr. llo Thompson. Mrs. Minnie

turn home for ti brief visit.

Mrs. Mary Dr-sRoches. Mlscnuche. recently visited her daughter. Mrs. Jerry Richard.

Ronald 'VicNeiil is a patient in P. C. Hospital and his many friends wlsn him a speedy recov- ery.

.Lawrence Richard of Three Riv- ers. Que.. ..s visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Faustin Richard.

accompanied them on their re-

delegates appointed to atte Full A

Meeting Progrosslvo conservative

District Association

FOR FOURTH DISTRICT PRINCE will be held at BEDDQUE. THURSDAY, SEPT. 6 AT 8 PM. ' Poll Chairmen will call Poll Meetings and have five

ttendanoe DON CAMERON.

nd above meetin nested.

gs.

President.

Ladies of the Sunshine Clh brating her Dfist birthday. sponsored a chicken supper in ..M.. the English School on Thursday. -M.-I gnd M,-sg Algxgndgr skin. Auizull 23I"ti- A "WK? "Owl! lit ner and children Sandra and tended and II good sum was renl- grin". lcmmplmw by M... um ized. Ice cream was also sold. Mm Harold Mm”. mmmed "3

Master Bruce White. Summer- side was the guest of Miss Arlen Hayes during the past week.

Misses Ethel White and Audi-ev txlillar. Sitmmerside. were 'of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin

"5po"S';on during the past week.

Miss Della Barlow. Ottawa. and returned to their home

5'39!" . Catlwriiies. 0nt.. narciits Lot, 2, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben 1Peters.

Siinimersitle with thei-- Emerson Barlow.

sister Brenda. their liniifiavs Mr. and Mrs. i

i Mrs. Barlow was thci

George

tBarlow during the past week.

i The Bidefo--d Anglican Ladies Aid and Fundav School picnic wasp the lawn at Mrs. George Barlr-nv's and was laraelv attendedi While the ladies held their meet- lnrv, of husicess, the childrrn were

Mr. Digrian. Pi-ins were

the winners and a dcliciaii-s

'nle serving: of lcc-r:-cam inacsed a-round hrinzlviv an enjoy-

Iahie afternoon in a close.

'. The Birlcford United

-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Richard.i

id b M, and MW! - - . . , ifacrri-mpmi1):Rocli,e df Yarmouth. Til” is Rfitisllii-ear gt nnirlt kiliih Kennedy, Miss OIIVP lion- t .y . ' nth, vmto” R. 0" ""7 W” "'9" m" -"””."g T' and Miss Mariette DHl'lsOil. Mrs. Mame. View F999 - ' l a year of unusually frequent iairs Claude Barn” and MISS Bel...

ltlie home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph

which have forced

Our Rccro-ation (iroumis

lTli'lfLl'

p"S'i Toombs.

E119”-5. Chaisson. Hl1iCh1n- Mr. and Mrs. Sam Myers.

-guest of her son Albert and Mrs. is visiting his mo Moklcr in Palmer Road.

races. . La vrrcnce, . iiiss tives and friends in Si-

G-reta MacDonald and the FPv..'l'hey are the E11953? 0? MT-

awasderi Mrs. Edmund Gaudet.

and sister, Mrs, lunch was served hv the i'l0(iI'iF. are and ladies of the riiuv.-(ii. also am-1Josi-nh were in Halifax, N.s.. .ed at the home of Mr. and MP3- iltonnld Gaudet. They were accom- Bernard d friends in Hall-

Cl'tllt”3i1 who also visitc

Also at

the home of

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Peters have

Mr James Mokler of New Yorki ther. Mrs. Thomas flowers.

Friends of Mrs. nard are Pleated 10 59? azain after being H DRUG” Charlottetown Hospital-

Mr. and Mrs. John Mass. are visiting rela-

in St.

after visiting in .-M.-iy

Edward

Ernest Tues- can at g her hnmcmleasant siir-nundings. in addition

t at melt!) expert care.

poncments of the operations nex- cssnry to make this site the beauty

i . . L t h . C . ifgzl.-"132 ':hitN:YT:,(:'9r?h10:k nonislofithe (Cabot Trail and other ' g 'l ' g Vhzt )h ! pan 3 o interest in Nova st-am;

view at the front of the new iiO(- pltal is quite pictiiresquc. with ismrioili lawns. growing shrub- and a profusion of multi-colnrer' No one wants to be sick. but if fate has decreed that you should visit our new hospital, you lcasr he assiirc-cl of verv

Perry. Mrs. George Myers and

Chaissnn.lMr. Ferdinand. Brown of St, Louisu

and Mrs. Merle Dearzle. Mr. Ben Bernard and Mr. and Mrs. Henry

and Thibedeau.

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M. d Mrs. Johnny Ti-emblay. M” Pmn Gaudet 1,8”; 10:22 I-iairivieiiii N.S.. were recent. visitors. Ga"d9t Newt 3 0 St. Edward. guests of Miss

panicd hy Mrs.

Hiumiay Schonl niv-nic was he'd at fax-

with n

ilzed from same The next meeting Miller C0nl'El'i8l' for

lot! and recreation followed.

over the world. followed by Scripture and a reading by Beryl.

Rev. the

':I close.

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil B. MacLean.

St. John. N. 3.. are visiting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Inglis and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. iMacLean. Mrs. Mark White spent part of her holiday visiting with her fath- er Willard Hutchinson and other relatives here.

Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Inglis and daughters Linda and Sandra were llueats of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin inglis and Mr. Willard Hutchin- son recently.

Mrs. J. E. ifniglls. Kenainizion. spent -Tuesday with her mother. Mrs. Jennie Gillis who was cele-

cavendlsh recently.

Mr. and Mrs. s. Burieigh and Mr. and Mrs. L. A Buriclgh are spending a couple of weeks tour- ing through Maine, U. S. A.

Mrl. Jack Mllltgim spent part of the past. week visiting with her sister Mrs. Jsmes' Mncrieill. Ken- slnzton. s

it will be interesting to note that residents of the surrounding districts of the Stewart " t.i Health Centre will be able to ob- tain the services of a doctor on Sunday and Thursday evening; of

regret. that she is a patient in the.to be held at the church with Jean! the evening.-bee. spent part Mr. Baxter led in the study per-ling with her sist Theillgan.

irefreshment committee served al week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.'lovely lunch, after which the mem- bers adiournecl to the church forrcn Diane worship with Beryl Miller as con- town. were guests of Mrs. mg vener. Worship opened with silent are Gilli; during the past week. prayers for the young people alli

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R. H. Baxter pFOn0lll”ICt'(iIOi1L. I Benediction bringing the ev-Imonths is spending her holidays visltlng.enlng of Christian Fellowship to Mr. and Mrs. William Grant.

where they visit-

Henry

Miss Josephine Arseriault. Que- of last week visit- er Mrs. Jack Mll-

Mrs, Nelson -Pacquet and child- John, Charlotte- Theod--

and

Mrs, Carol Kadey and daughter Shirley, have returned to Ottawa. after spending the past few visiting with her parents

Quickies

Nvernnica Tremblay.

Road and Miss Susan Casey are patients at the Western Hospital. iAiberton.

I Mrs. Sylvaiii Peters M Palm?! .

DANCE EMERALD HALL THURSDAY, AUG. 30

Blue Haven Ramblers Orchestra.

by Ken Reynolds

every week until a puinanent doc-

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"You'll be tied up all night and if they don't pay you overtime-I'd look in The Guardian Want Ads for a job

Ihoneymoon trip to include a tour

rm;

find l'"5Dnntieri to by the groom.

Assisting in serving were Mrs.

Later the happv couple icft on a

pink accessories.

Mr. and Mrs. MacGou-Ian will reside in Malpcque. V i

Prior to her marriage the bride: .was tendered a shower at her .home when she was the recipient lof many beautiful and costly gifts.

Amnnggthase assisting in the Di't'Sf'iltal.loil were:-Misses Jean Machcod. Elizabeth Milligan, Jean Kelly. Geraldine Naciman. Betty Tocmbs. Shirley Agnew. olive Howard and Iilrs. Keith Kennedy. Mrs. Ervin Jay played appropriate

i . l music.-Bur.

gm NOTICE

There will be a special meeting of the Prince Court-

eacs THIRTEEN Little Pond and , Vicinity

Miss Mary Wilson. New York. II

he guest oi her sister. Mrs. Jos- pli Cnmphvll. A inrgv: number from Little

Pond and surrounding districts in-

ended Old Home Week in Char-

daugmnilottetown.

Sister Jo-in Mary and Sister

son of Mr. and -.1. ..

. ' 11 My of Carmel spent a few dayi M'”G”"ga"' Maliint their respective -homes in Lit- tle Pond rccently.