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?? : November 18th tor eh. uinual chicken dinner in the we is hall

interesting Address On Comniuniiy Planning Given By C.P.A. President

-Sir Brien Duniield. justice of secretary of the local organization. the Supreme Court of Newtound- Mrs. W. H. Swetmui, May land and president of the Oom- Wedge. Dr. Macxlnnon. Mr. . g .' munity Planning Association of weuon Macblaught, M.P., par- .' Canada. eddressed A terse sath- ilementery assistant to the Min- i erins yesterday It I luncheon later of Fisheries. Group Captain meeting at liowardls Restaurant Swetman, Mrs. Wilfred Perry and

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W.” nu h '11” . comm” on, of their 60th wedding anniversary

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on Monday were Mr. and Mrs. H. W. uPlatt;6o whol received approxi-

.g ma iy re allves and close

who. when the noise In elm we hom'fh'm gm" m91::'”;ff wfjmfj friends at a reception held et their

ll blwgw t?n-,n"'.md. :gon:1ghuiumn; day evening of a. well known Sum- h9g:.' 33 Atllmml '"""'

0 I 00 marri d 0

an ch. go . 4,3,” 0.-two mu. merside cinisen in the person of munmou':1':"P'"i' L in 1'',” :t

-l.'iNLOADIltiG car cedar shing- lil Wily. John Myers. Carleton.

st;-rfhiglr sau: - Keir Oiark's . helnston. BI?-timer. am. until. Itertina 8 p. in. Svonsoeed by

goons: AND see Carleton put us "Aunt Jerusah on the Warpath"

uondgy evming September 27th. coronation W. I. , er silence. will pitch his or her John 0. Perry. He was all years of up ham 0, m b me. D u. at summerslde East. pr. Hillard Clark. in W W" ”'"- "W -mm an no e. no .. l.'.l.l.”'..'.'...l.'.'.l.i.."..i'.'.”n..”'l"'n&i.i ::.:.-..':.'.-..i::.p....".-.. we nu w- -M M3 s'u-"5?:- ..?'w:::;r. is I-.;:..:.:.-or 0 v

s r -. . . ' ' 0 '-' ' l .0005: nlmms and chicken Art Lal-kins. xeneineton. seine. mm. or rule. or course. is that Cook." a name he when in his f,,';.:, ”:,".,,P,1'ff,'; l,:l,fc',f,n','"m;.f,”;; Wedge who also presented the ;i

distinguished visitor with a silver

letter opener as .-. memento of

his visit to Summerside. The guest speaker was intro- 0 .,;

duced by Dr. Frank MacKinnon

of Charlottetown. provincial pre- 7 2

sident of the C.P.A.. who stated -A regular monthly meeting of it was an honor to have Sir Brian the Summeraide Film Council was

"woe at William Haggertrs, New Annan. Wednesday. Septem- .,.. ma. Meals 12-3 and 5-9. puwlng afterwards. Auapicel C. W. I-- V '

.KlNll:NG'rON United Church. sunday, September mth. Sunday school 10 o'clock. Morning wore mp 11 o'clock. Evening worship 7:30, Masonic service. Summer- field 9:3) a.m. .Rev., Mr. Evans will preach at all services. Rev. uwis M. Murray. B.A., B.D.. minister.

..-rltrox UNITED CHURCHES. services for Sunday. September um Tryon 1.1 a. tn. Cape Traverse ; p, m. Oi-apaud 1.46 p. m. The children of the Tryon Sunday school will present a Rally Dav program at the morning service of woishi . Rev. Lloyd Archer, Min- later.

day. September 5th. Bponso 0 by Indian River W. 1. Music by Hickey Bros. Canteen.

-GUEST PEIACHEI AT FRENCH DIVER.-Rev. C. H. Fer- guson of Xemptville. 0nt.. was guest preacher at the French Riv- er 'I'hankoffering service held at Long River United Church on September 19. The, theme around which he built his address were three words of Jesus - "Come, Abide. The pastor. Rev. S. H. Haslam conducted the service. Special music consisted of a spe- cial rendition by the church choir and two duets iby Messrs. Ernest Dunning and Andrew Johnstone. Rev. Mr. Ferguson is one of the commissioners of the General Council of the United Church of Canada. currently meeting in Sack- viee. N. B'., and last year was president of the Montreal and Ot- tawa Conference. His brother. Rev. Merrill Ferguson. a missionary from Angola. Africa. was in St. Peters on the same Sunday.-Bur.

-FUNERAL AT BURLINGTON -The funeral of the late Mrs. Wil- liam J. Paynter was, held from St. Stephen's Church. Burlington. fol- lowing a short service at her late home. and was conducted by her minister. Rev. WV. Eric Ingraham. The solo, "Going Down the Val- ley" was effectively rendered by Mr. Richard Dlckleson. New Glas- gow. accompanied by Mrs. Ernest Dunning, Long River. At the church. the hymns were, "0 For a Closer Wall: With God," and "The Sands of Time Are Sinking."

the noise also increases. because earlier years when he was a cook, on we mgmp ML P1 M, h m, the teacher's voice has begun to for the main Battalion in ,0. 0, oh. 1... M. m, ,2... 0,0", interfere a. little with the 0011- World War One and later when pug”, Kim." cu”,

versatim groups active in the he worked in that capacity in yucgmm tn. nut, wm, um, room. The teacher may then raise several Bummerslde hotels. Mr. pg.-ma won their agugi-my (mo,-- his voice another notch. W1 "10 Perry was at man of lendly per- enco. (Mrs. J. w. MIcKemlle). and Viola!!! did! t0l1"n.ll0l uni-ll Nd- sonallty and noted for his wit. Be- son, My, mom: rum, Another lanl is reached. Th!!! 9ll'vh9l' W9 tore his health failed him he was daughter, Emily, (Mrs. Arthur

wmhu gum bk mor- um 3 Wen KIWWD H1111”! 350!” 3-OWIL Woolner 0! Br! tiord Out. 5 visit the Charlottetown and Sum- held last evening in the High no we; born 1;; 5;. Nichol” but umbio to D, D,';,,,,,.' J Wu Colonel Paul P."HuichlaDn. Q- mersl-de organizations and said School library with the president

he lived gimme, 511 hi. mg in A pl-ogumm of yellow ",u,' C.. of Montreal who was elected "he lg .n inspiration to all of Mr. Alyre Arsenault presiding.

Summerude. He had been retired bronhe"mu.ms and gladloii de- Mmnil V199'PF9'1d9F"- W W9 C3'Ius." Dr. MacKinnon touched Plans were discussed for the for the put give yea” but Nev. canted eh. I-Wm, Wm” the nadian Bar Association. at N16 I3' briefly on Sir Brlans distlnguish- fall and winter activities and for 19” (,0 map, um, um gnu. ha hm undlubm wedding an. ckcled nual meeting held recently It W1-0' ed career. which saw him admit- acquiring increased membership

ceued working V” at wok ha 1nd at the bu. with wow” um 30” nipeg. ted to the Bar in 1911 and ap- in the council. The cons nsus of been Janna, of mg omulm Bulk 'jnum.' cgntgggd the w. gable. I pointed. Judge of the Supreme opinion was that there are stil of Commerce and the Royal Bank TI" WNW tdllarl were lit. Announce Illlpefldl .C'-W” 1" 1939' H9 W” k'”3l"9d ' ""'."be.' M cmbs "d .'"V": or cemeh, M one am, he ,1” Many c?l'dl. tl;elegra.ms and gifts 0.. scholars” s IJII 1949 by the late King George ,3g(g;?:;al:I:;hlncoiilrgniljlsrslgirfdujigd ' held the same position with the W9” '9" V” y "5 couple '5 I P S'ir Brian expressed enjoyment to join if Vile?-' WPFE HCIIUMMHI

th in is Bank of Nova scam. smile xllllutlfgirtllvesfmmrmnt mnel EDMONTON. (CF)-Eleven win- of his visit to Summerside andlwith the advantages of member.-

outside tho 0185! X00335 3918315 ML Perry hmi been in mmni ' - '31 011 under rad-liold briefl of the or anizatinn shi in the Council.

glgreme. On a side street nest in kl:”?im;) I" th” pa" mo yea" and wlfigllrrlvxgs g:lrilnlgi'omu?le- srgcglptlglxli 33: glhiigffillm. each potengially of the Cblhmuiiity Plilglning As- l? was decided that one of the the school a cement mixer. has l' u "'1 Wnmm ” "ed "1" 'l - 10 pm were Mrs p iicsie- worth 32500 in the next four years. sociation in Ottawa in 1945. in- projectors along with a supply of bed" m5mu”dt Th” ml!” of ” Apr ' wart Smith M-nld .Bnli- were announced dzhuraday. The! tended as a laymen's association film would be left in the custody paw” plan, 0, . now; cu He is survived by his wife. the magi M" main L31"-M C mcmde. lfor the lmprovemgnt or -common. of the president at the Knights of engine 01' 031101” Wch dm-"cw-""4 tum" vemmcs Petty of sh Stewart Mrs ID H Mnclbeah Frances Nadeau, Richard Les- lty planning. He said divisions in Columbus Home on Central Street last only a short time and the Nichol” Md '3”, ”" A'""”- M. c. l'3eii .'...e' n... M n'nnn- perance and Joseph Rivet. all of Saskatchewan and New Bruns- In order to make it easier for teacher can always wait until the mum!" of Holman carpet Ind gm ' ' ' Montreal' Judith Ann Murphy. wick were formed last year and members in get a projector and "l”'9” "'”m”- b"” 0 cemmt wmmp" department: 31'” W” The guests were served by Mrs Saint John. N. 3.; and George now the organization stretches films at such limes when th- mixer Presents a sterner 0111161189 d3"3hm'5- ce”"3- M” Edmund L. H. Simmons, Miss Mary Vesgey. Dyer. Dartmouth. N.S. from coast to coast in every pro- school. where the other projector to the teaching profession. Planes DOECEW-C. End Z153. M1'-3- Frank M1” geuy Robe.-Le Mm J. A. 5”: -;-:-w- Vince of Canada. Sir Brian states and main film library are kept. may come. and planes may so. but Arenwlt. 811 of Summersldt ham. Mrs. w. s.' Ma.cLeod Mi... WHEATLEY luvsn w. M. s. that the organization is approved might be closed. the cement mixer goes on forever. He is also survived by eight Janet Owen Mm A. G -i-"rpm ' and subsidized by the Domininn The meeting was addressed by

If the teacher is to convey-any grandchil ren and three great M" P. V Bgck Mrs A if R H3 The Wheaigay River Auxiliary Gm,..mme,,t and each provincial Mr. John Martin of the National ' useful information to his charges grandchldren, and by one sister. M”: R. "F. No'rmm' Mr; R(:3ph' of the W. M. .heid their monthly government and saw, that ppm Board omce in Charlotte. ' at all. he must bellow as Hitler Mrs. Mary Arsenault. Ipswich. Bearmog M” F. Ma;:Kmm'm M” meeting in Wheatley River hall on shormv. the 10,3, Chapter would town on mane" of pgrljculgr in. , did to his goose-stepping legions. Mass. h B. G. Racket. M” W A 'Mac; Sept. 18. Mrs. Gordon Andrews he ggmnz I urge, Subsidy than rues. to the :03.) councli. . Summerside is undergoing an ex- The body is resting at his home 3” Mm w' R 'stew'an' Mm presided and led the worship ser- it h receiving at presem Mr. Mam" dean with tho wane tenslve street repair prosrnm. and and the funeral will be held this name M.iL,.-H". Mr. J c' Mom, vice on the Theme. "A Natifm 39- n. expressed the desirability of of the National Film Board and this little side street Seems 10 morningwith Requiem High Mass gomery Mrs. 1lA ljome 'Mrs E fore God". The leader and mem- employing a member of the pro. the service it provides all across be Bbollt the Dill! 3351519 1003'-103 at st. Paul's Church commencing C. Baker and'Mi:s J l-i. Ce-rr. hers read fmm the Mismmary fessional Planners Association and Canada in prelmrinz film! Of In for a cement mixer which is to at nine ovcioch smndmd mm... m. Replenmmng was Mrs 'A i, owes: Monthly representing "India," fol- said that the benefits M. such 3 educational nature, Tm. gervicg supply cement to the streets In lermbnt will be in St. Paul's Ceme- Mrs, Even... pm..,' .,.'he;.d gm; lowed by hymn "Once to Every move would mm. themselves he pointed out. is much appreciat- the vicinity. so Bummerside High tel-5,. sumrnersjdel gums into the dmmg mom and Man and Nation". Prayer was of- show" pmmlnenuyg Over ,1 period ed by the American tourists who

should have gone in for auction- eering or hawking merchandise at a circus midsvay; .

Noise is always a poa'sible-handl- cap to effective work in.a class- room. Right now up at Summer- aide High School noise originat-

Personals

-Mrs". Franklin Brown, New London. is visiting hr son-in-law md daughter. Mr. and,Mrs. El- mer Peynter. Kensington. nliur.

hMiss Alberta Buntain, Rustlco. is visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Paynter. Bur- lington. -- Bur.

-Mrs. Vernon Williams, Char- lottetown. accompanied by her daughter. Linda. is visiting her parents, Lt.-Col. and Mrs. E. W. Johnston , Burlington. - Bur.

-Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Simmons

miMr. and Mrs. Earl Bimmona.M .1-l,B.M Led nit, gummereido. It-tended the Anglican Tl: pa1lbeare:: wf.-.;w1&'.,:;:,a w'l1. school mmttl ggrtortc. gndu-H mf -' was in charge of the guast hook. fereli of years. as the town continues to do not have a comparable service bedlam unt e sree .are DEV o . . An interesting letter from a na- d V pmwded by an gavgmmont of , Chm” "99" ii” xmmm” ”" "am 3- D0"3h"'v Wlmtm 5- 1”” ed. Both teachers and pupils must 0 tlve of main was read by the lead- ”3"" 1'” d ,5 C1,, k 3, up... the u s A i . . . . T ' ' ' . weaneadny eveg 118- 4 fm. Harlqselv Prgallih 17- W- -lgllln so forth day after day to the P C . -HY” s t . 9,. Think warms was men which sh ram; nor" hem" of the each. Th. deem” N Dutch." '1 H" .; i ' ijfglgh 1;-usfill w:3"n:;1'thI.!Idchuml; "Daily Grind." v llrle8 amounted to e'l.5o. "The new study mu: ,0, M. merumu "Id 1... prajgctnr for the Sumrnerslde -Mr. and ?,vMrs. J. E. Inglis, cemetgry gg Bur A tn book, I-The Church in India.-. Wu lormnnve man". Council Wu ddund u I mm” l”nd59"- '”mml”- bnd Ml" mid -:m I s c y then mtmduudl Mut Kn” Ling Dr. Henry Moyee. President of mMtllIl'--5- M”- E1f';"MCt1e-(f'1&""Fts0t"- 'ct' Continued from page 1 Anlltlntell T” "- - ronorrro (op) - Dr Sidney co - ordination 3:: lT'll1':dn;g:clc?.ri!9.aeptaelllll aiilisrjgwliingy ”” 5""'"”””” ”"””" ”' 5' " l COITIPIHG .13 3n 1'l- CW3? - - 5 'th. l 'l , ' ' ' A, presided and introduced the Hunter and family to Mont Joli. Armed Forces Pllbllc g;nl'f0l'0fl:e0f dseaxltd olflrighaey om Bumahh which told 1" wme officials and guests at the head c 0 n

p pg interesting facts about the people . I

HALIFAX. (CP)-Appointment of arv ection will be taken against .,,313.ff,C,;0”;,lifg..,.,3mf;5,;” of India. "ma ""l"d”” G"d”" c' w'l'h' in-. and Mrs. Robert Marshal William H. Pipe, former Liberal 200 engineering ireshmen who vprmcipm topic of discussion as I Mrs- William Lin: and Mr!- and son Wallace, Argyle Shore member of the legislature, as a staged a march or destruction special general meeting of Mam Preston Rackham presented a dis-lxpecledl . his ham um . new were week-end visitors at tdiehoms

P. Q.. on September ill and spent the week-end there. -Bur.

what arms the Russians are be- lieved to have or to be working

-Among those attending Eg-, mont Bay-Mont Carmel Ekhibitionl”"' member of the Nova Scotia pub- through the university Thursday. 34- YMCA . iogue "About India". The worship 1 .of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace M0l'rlI0!i- on Wednesday were Mn and M” silllhmlgl t:Oll:g::sthi?nltl:'lle:tf lic utilities board was announced The students roamed through Friday. swam" waned service closed by singing "A11 Peo- expnminn progrum in part W M d to , Frank Baglole, Mr. and Mrs. l-lor- fort in the Wesson! new in this yesterday. University College and other build- chm Buckley of Hahfax preaj. 919 that 0" Earth d9 DWe”- of an ambitious plan for rejuvena- wfhaimmiw glngimgwwu u l . y me .h,1,g I

The nppointent brought the ings. tearing posters and nogices . Roll call was answered by ii - . board to full strength. other mem- from the walls. An elderly pl'0- 3.9 n1';1illJCfAthSeeclt):ta;l'E:: euAf.iZ2i33.”' member” ""1 0”” VWWV WW1 it-laxlliigar:xbtnggderlggiggllgiuoslggld H" mm” d M” mm” Ad'''”' "” l : bars are chairman William Outl-lit iessor. W. J. McAndrew. was Inter - a.ssociatlon'oompem1ong5' word of Scripture verse "Unto". um" gov,',-nm.-mt, oggicinla um September 14. z and vice-presdent R. J. Flinn. knocked down and required sev- more closely knitting activities are Plan” ml the wank Mfermg 5”" D1!!! is new tnd blond” 0935159 R lend Am ' 'e.nd - 5 eral stitches to close a head under discussion. Vic” 0" 091- 3 "ml 5P9Cl31 mum? promenade. a stretch of sandy 5p6nM!:... :99; ncengguu the h.,.:;

e e wound. . were discussed. A letter from Mrs. beach msmuad Hang Momwov, fMr d M” R” lwm M”. U. S. The discipline could mean lines, 0 'm l C l

ace Paynter and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Croxier all of Kelvin Grove. -Bur.

-Mrs. Erskine MacMurdo. Kel- vin Grove. accompanied by her aunt. Mrs. W. G. Simpson, Ken- sington. left on September 21 for

country has gone into fighter planes. radar and aircraft arma- ment.

Among the first results of this effort were the CF-100 long-range Jot interceptor and the "pine tree" radar chain. But 'science's stunning

MacLeod was read stating that k t f L d g Ht, - guspengjan 0. e,.p.,1.,o,.. D. Smm, October is the time. to renew Mis- yahzgpeggogntgg in nos peque. said he couldn't say what form it 5l0"”V Month” A PHWY 5319 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Adams wean

Ottawa, where her daughter. Miss Bdlvitincel nrei mlklnl both 017- i Jean MacMurdo. has been or tlc- 809 9- D I Wm take Wu decided an to .-use funds far v pg 000 E 3 - , , recent visitors at the home of lb. V '1” "'- B"'- "'s. 'el?3o3,'J.o”..”E:nf'Z.... en. Wm rowan also we Storm Damage :E?.”E.B.LF".i:i”..?:::”i.f:: 2?-::.'."”.; Elected President Of ""1 Mr W”''” """'”Y- W" E -Mn Ind MrI- Stewart Hunter year merely for the research work WASHINGTON. (AP)-The cost Mam” F”””5"d- President Of the game” Wm be leaderl at "he neg” 19"'9W'"l- ;

uh .,- student body, said a 1 dl g , , ' ...r, gl0ll)li:?lz0.1:l7tell'. cgillllhlgdie .Z.3.”n: apology will be demxlindxeltln en-:1; HALIFAX (CF) - The 3”Ve'”'lme?-ungli "word M m" can wm'Automoh"e Assam l because of maxed down price tn, fine Engineering socmy. 1-he un- menti Tuesday night announced the ve verl y . -.g-g- on clothing ma mod':upecm,2: Vllilslgyguifgnddhllrll dnellllpaplnd T2: lggzentgienilh :;8.CKlc:lllli?rly .3031; Defgngg cgnffggfg Dlv'i”gi"Ii':lS5O1&V-'aB( lgledrl-iefsldilil i

f t 9 an e u e ' - ' A

m”""l'h' bum" O In M. ml acuon,' ' " cial commissioner to assess dam- to suecce” D. A. Amory of Mom- ry y

and family. Kcnsington. accom- panied by their son. Donnie. who is a Bank employee in Summer- side. mo. red to Mont Joli. P. Q.. on Sepia ber 18 where they will

on a supersonic interceptor. not expected tofly for another four or five years. A new radar chain. the mid-Canada line.-ls-being built to provide earlier warning of an alt

reside air the winter months. Be- mug, g tics announced Friday. , " fa" lent”, Mruuunur Wu my To arm C-"dun tum” phmm In each of theiplecedirlg three 111 Iddltlon to teumg down no, izge caused Nova Scotles private OTTAWA. (op)... The defence real as president of the 1'iedera- B i H M k mmmadbyM.1p.qu,Ro.dndghg In .iMog.h, gum” mama 1' in mom" the nu”. ind odnd up new ma mjuxmg the professor, ndustry by hurricane Edna. . production department and De. tion of Automobile Dealers As- uy ng ve c C en, cap-

. . The loss has been estimated at renoe Construction Llmlied Thurs- soclatmn Of Camdih ”

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ward. the students carried off d , I The Aumm consumer pm” index table and a lawn. box. Tgggeilsg nearly 86,000,000. day issued a 1153, of defence mn. other officers named at the On and fowl Wednesday, . a

t H Highways Minister A. W. M - t is l d t. i1.7 3.450 it federation! three-day convention dropped m exactly the ume level up" D H of chm" and mm the kenzle announced after a cabirlgt uglfe B.:VaB.l3;8d ato scarfadlan m31Ud9d3 Sept 29 from 8 a'm' to 23m"-

bors and friends who p. her with an electric clock and a reading lamp as well as a treat

the .final' t , of :1. In answer to Russian improve- ments in magnetic and acoustic

for the children. - Bur. mines. the negro: plug gestxlye; 3 'l;:oA1ll9ai'll0:,a1:::;ia't,e115 pep com. head off a drinking fountain. meeting that Judge Macxmnom ham Aug. 16 to 31. wchpmddenu: F. W. M".hm' "M" M"vm Km” '”wmp'"' ltillorolll tll:":ayI!:l-2 ebclnl ree- Food prices dipped 0.0 per cent. M d - former provincial mines minister. The list includes only contracts Sin J0h"'5- Nlldu Hid A159” 131- at my hame O" Malpeqm ied by her children. Jimmie and damned to "comm in better "H in Auguuu we bun” nu ma llI' Of CF99 III will begin his survey immediately valued at 510.000 or more and ex- Onne. Rlmouekl. Que-. And secre-

- - . . . d. Pa in bi hest market in 1 He addedthere was a possibility clude t is 1 fed 1 - tary. A. R. Clark, Fredericton. N. R05 Y 3 8 at-'iy me; 3ml,hE"::nmmm:,):E New Glasgow Den”. gdvflntlsige might be taken of the curit; if:8relSOr:: anfiatsmdndmehlsio 3- prices cute; the so ember in Us 3' 0" "Y0 911088 Support Act to existing contracts. -w------w - 5, .t 1,”: uplzm "on" w swN.::aY1erG W fox (cg)TiI”l';l” give immediate aid because it can The major contracts were placed OTTAWA (CF)-Grenville Smith-