AUGUST 19, 1949

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

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PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE

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-Tlll SUMMERS“)! BABY CLINIC is cancelled till Septem- ber 9.

LJOINT PANTRY SALE Sat- urday, August 20 st 3 p.m. at Smallman's, Ltd., Summerside and Town Hall, Borden. Sponsored by Seven Mile Bay Catholic Womell‘s League.

-.\'0T1CE T0 ADVERTISERS.- Advertisers are reminded that their copy must be in the Guardian not later than noon the prev- ious day to guarantee insertion. out of city advertisers who tele. phone classifieds, etc., should par- ticularly bear this in mind.

-CENTRAL BEDEQUE BAP- TIST FELLOWSHIP. - Rev. D. M. Fraser, Pastor. Services for Sunday, August, 21st. Central Bedeque 10.45 AM. and 7.30 ' " ) B" weekly: Contra LJe q e, As~><~~l- day. Freetown. Friday at Roy Hills. sunday morning's service will be a linptlt-zual Service at Wall's Bridge. Everyone welcome.

Personals -_ Mrs. tDr.) A. Cousins 111x. o! New York. is spending some time

visiting friends and relatives in KEHSITIQKOIL --'Miss Mary Gallant oi Sum-

merside is spending her holidays in Rook island. Quebec with her sis- ter, Mrs. Charles SlCWUIl. and Mr. Stev\'art.—-S.

-- bliss C. Grace Campbell RN. of HIIiLiHX has returned to resume her duties at Camp Hill Hospital after spending hcr vacation at hcr home in Kensington.

--<Mr. and Mrs. lra. MacKay of Brock, Saskatchewan and Mr. and Mrs. Earl MacSwaln. of Boston, who are visiting on the Island, were guests oi Mr, and Mrs. Harry Macliay, Summerside-S.

—-l\1rs. l-l. A. Peterson of Dal- las. Penn, with her two children. Joey and Ann. who have been vis- iting Mrs. Peterson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Jeffery of St. Eleanors, left Wednesday evening by plane for their home-S.

— Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kinch and children Bobby and Bonita and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kinch and daughter Jackeline, have returned to Mediord, Mass. after visiting their slsicr,.Mrs. Brydon Smith and Mr. Smith, also brother Percy of Albcrwn South.

— Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Buch- anan. Mrs. William Weeks of Fredericton, and Miss Alta (Ia-mp- bell R.N. o! Kensington, returned recently from an enjoyable motor trip through the New England states. On return they were ac- companied by Miss Ruth Williams of Boston. ‘

GENERAL INSURANCE Ralph 5- Muttlrt. Bummerside.

-BEDEQun UNITED cnuucu CHARGIL-Services Sunday. Aug- ust 21st. Bedeque 11 A. M. Albany 3 P.M. Borden 7|30 RM. Rev. W. Burton Crowe, B. A., Minister,

—-SUMMERSIDE Business Col- lege will re-open September 6th. Full commercial courses. Write or phone 45-2.

—ST. ELEANORS Women's 1n- slltute will hold a pantry sale in Holmans Grocery, Saturday, Aug- ust 20th, at 2.30.

Piusville Ami Vicinity

Miss Hazel Corcoran wa-s a bus passenger to Charlottetown on Mtlnday.

James '1‘. Gallant has re- t0

Mr. cently returned from a, visit United States.

Mr. Edgar Gallant, Ontario, is enjoying his holidays with his mother, Mrs. Lauretta Gallant, Bloomfield.

Most of the farmers have fin- ished taking uo the hay. which proved to be a bountiful crop, and are now viral-king at the grain.

Miss Lormine Corcoran. has re- turned to her home after having been employed in Charlottetown for the past iew months.

’Mr. Harry Murray, Texas, USA. recently returned to Piusville to spend his holidays with relatives and friends.

Miss-Mary Kelly returned to her home in Rosevilie after having spent a week with her sister, Mrs. Norbert Corcoran.

Miss Aubina Gallant. Char- lottetown. is spending hei- holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Gallant.

in. Ralph Hardy, Miss Rose Reeves and Miss Roma Thompson iwere recent visitors at the home iof Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hardy, |Rosebank.

Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Corcoran and Miss Norma Corcoran were Sunday evening guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kelly. Rose-

ville.

MEr. Wendell Gallant. Mr. Joseph Gallant, U.S.A., are enjoying their holidays at the home of Mr. and Mr. Archie Gallant.

Friends of Mrs. Keir Murray are sorry to hear that she is ill at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

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Canadian legion Sponsors Youth Program At Tignish

The Canadian Legion Branch N°- 5 IPOusored a most successful dell some preiect st a beach two miles from Tignish from July 25th to August 10th.

Each "WTMIIB trucks picked up “m”! i’! bill's and glrlr-escii clffylntl a lunch can filled with the noon day meal-and trans- ported them to the seaside. Here the youngsters enjoyed a full day °f Ball/iii’ 8nd were usually tired but happy when the trucks arriv- ed back for them at 5.30 each evening.

The day’: program featured the Red Cross Swimming and Water Safety classes. Patrick Buote, Swimming and Water Safety in- structor taught elementary, junior, intermediate and senior groups 0f boys and Miss Lucina Stewart. instructor from West Point had corresponding classes for the girls.

The Legion were most fortunate in securing Miss Betty Klnch and Mr. Frank Harper as supervisors for the games and other group activities carried out along the sandy beaches.

Mrs. Harry Cudmore, Director of Red Cross Swimming and Water safely, and Miss Mary Ramsay tested the different classes in their swimming and water safety Skills on Wednesday, August 16th.

Mr. Claude Kinch presented the Red Cross swimming and water safety awards to the successful young people during a film show in the Legion Hall the same eve- ning.

Miss Iphigenie Arsenault, Red Cross Commissioner, addressed the large audience on Red Cross acti- vities. She complimented Mr. Kinch and the other Legion mem- bers very highly on the excellent youth program that they had car- ried out so well this summer.

Mr. Kinch replied that this was made possible by the generosity and co-operation of the residents of Tignish. The members of the Legion Committee who took the

initiative in this project are:-— Mr. Claude Kinch, Chairman; Mr. Reginald Eldershniv, secretary

treasurer: Mr. Hector Buote, Mr. Walter Bernard, Mr. Theophll Chnisson, Mr. Peter Gaudet,

‘The following candidates re- ceived awards:

Elementary: Billy Fenessay, Leo Fenessay, Eugene Kinch, Francis DesRoche, Leo Skerry, Terry Ga- vin, Nelson Myers, Paul Buote, Ernest DeRot-he, Doris Keough, Marie Buote, Dorothy Buote, Lena Perry, Dorothy Gallant, Loretta Martin.

Junior: Danny Kinch, Roy Han- drahan, Edward McInnis, Paul Mc- Innis, Stewart Arsenault, John Harper, Vincent DeRoche, Anita Martin, Mary Mclnnis, Mary Cam- eron, Marion Keough, Frances Mc- l-lugh, Velda Gallant, Florence Buote. '

Intermediate: Irene Buoie, Jean Arsenault, Theresa Gallant, Henry Gaudet, Edward Goudet, Charles Guudet, Peter Gaudet, David Kinch, Carl Richard. Leonard Perry, Billy Cameron, Billy Mc- Hugh.

Senior: Alfred Chnisson, Harold McRae, Marguerite LeClair. Irene Gaudet.

Tennyson Costain, Mlmmlnlguh. 511 wish her a speedy recovery.

A very large crowd attendedthe mission renewal held at St. An- thony's Church. Bloomfield. The services were carefully directed by Fathers Fisher and Delaney. Re- demptorlst Fathers, Charlotte- town.

During the list sew weeks molt of the children have been engaged in picking blueberries which seem to be quite plentiful this year. The children will have to leevo this task and start snot-her term to further their education.

Mr. and MN. Lance Dalton, Mary, Patricia, and Delores. Mrs. Melvin McGregor, Kemmie, Bob- hie, June and Frankie, were Sun- day evening guests at the home of Mr. and. Mrs. Ambrose Cor- coran.

Mr. Dolore Gallant has returned to his home after having been em- ployed in Freetown for the past few months. While he was there he had the misfortune of breaking his arm. We all hope that he will soon be able to work again.

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JDDGIIIG RESULTS

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Victoria.

Section 3 - Senior Champion male born before July 1, 1941- F. I. Andrew, Ch'town; Reserve, D. J. Mullin. St. Peters Bay.

Eflflivn 9 - Grand Ciampion male-J’. I. Andrew, Ofituwn; Re. serve. D. J. Mullin St. Peters Bay.

Section 10 — Junior calf, (mule, born after Dec. 31, 1948 and before May 10, 1949.

1- Iii-men Wood. Marshfield; 2. Director of Experimental Farms, Ohtowm; 3- A. MacRae s: Son. CAYIOWH. R-R- 3:4. Estate of George L- BOIWBII. Frenchfort; 5. Almon Wood, Marshfield; 6.‘ John w, Lewis s: Son. Freetown.

59°50“ 11-59910!‘ cslf. female, born July 1. 194s to Dec. s1. 1m.

1. Almon Wood. Marshiield; 2. Almon Wood. Marshfield; 3. Keith Boswall, Victoria; 4. Dlreotgr of lhsperimenial Farms, Chtown; 5. Almon Wood. Marshfleld; 6. A. MacRae & sons, Ch'town, R3,, 5,

Section 12—J|rnlor yenrllnl. fe-

male, born Jen. 1, 1948 to June 50. 1948. 1. A. MacRae 6t Son. Ch'town. R. R- 3: 2- A. MacRae s. Son. Ch‘- town. R.R. 6; 3. Fred Andrew, my. WWII: 4. A. MacRae a Son. ChTOWn; 5. John W. lzwis dz Son. Freetown; 6. Director of Experi- mental Falm, Crrtown,

Section i3 -— Senior yearling, fo- Ilrlozfze. born July 1, 1947 to Dee, s1,

1. A. MacRae & San. Ch’town. R. R. 6; 2. Keith Boswell 8s Son, Vic- toria: a. A. MacRae 8s Son, Ch’- town, R_R. 6; 4. Ings 8:. Son, Olfwwn. R-R. 5: s. lugs a Son. Chtovm, RR. 5; 6. John W. Levi'- is 8: Son. Freetown.

S0015"!!! 14 — Two year old, fe- mllfl dry. born July 1, 1946 to June 30,1941.

l. John W. Lewis 8a Son. Free- town; 2. A. MacRae & Son. Ch'town- R.R. 3; 3. A. MacRae 8r Son Chtown, R.R.6; 4.Ings&Son-, Ch‘- town. RR.5; 5. A.MacRae 8r Son Ch'town, R. R. 3; 6. John W. Lewis dz Son. Freetown.

Section 15 — Female in milk, born July 1, 1940 to June 30. 1947...

l. A. MacRae 8: Son, Clftown, R.R. 3; 2. A. MacRae 8s Son. Ch'town, R.R. 3; 3. Fred I. And- rew. Clftown; 4. Ings s. Son. Ch’town, R.R. 5; 5. John W. bew- is d: Son, Freetown; 6. Estate of George L. Boswell, Frenchfort.

Section Iii-Female, dry, born July 1, 1945 to June 30, 1946.

1. Director Experimental Farm. Cntown; 2. Ings and Son, Chtown. RR. 5; 3. A. MacRae and Sons, Ch'town, RR. 6; 4. John W. Lewis ad Sons. Freetown; 5. Keith Boswell and Sons, Vlctcria; 6. D. J. Mullins, St. Peters Bay.

Section 17 — Female in milk. born July 1, 1945 to June 80. 1946.

1. A. MacRae dz Sons. Cntowrl. RR. 3; 2. A. MaeRae 8a Sons, Ch‘town, R.R. 3; 3. D. J. Mullins. St. Peters Bay; 4. Keith Boswed, Victoria.

Section 18 — Female, dry, horn before July 1, 194s,

1. Keith Boswell 8r Sons, Vic- toria; 2. A. MacRae s. Son, Ch’- town; 3. John W. Lewis. Freetown; 4. John W. Lewis, Freetown; 5. Estate of George L. Boswell, Frenchfort; 6. Keith Boswell and Sons, Victoria. _

Section lib-Female h milk, born hefovre July 1, 1945.

i. A. MacRae and Sons. Ciftown. R.R. 3; 2. Fred I. Andre-w. Ch‘- tovm; 3. A. MacRae and Sons. Ch’town, R.R.6; 4. John W, Lewis. Freetown; 5. Estate of Geo. L. Bos- well, Frenchiort; 6. Keith Boswell and Son, Victoria.

Section M -- Junior Clmmpion. fenule, hem sfter June 90, 1947- Almon Wood. Marshfield; Reserve. A. MaoRae and Son. Cwtown, RR

3.

Section 21 - Senior Champion, female, born before July 1, ‘l94'l— A. MacRae and Sons. Opltown. R R. 3; Reserve Keith Boswell and Sons. Victoria.

Section 22 — Grand Champion female and reserve-A. and Sons. Clrtown.

Section 23 - Junior herd, one male and three females all born sfter June 30, 1947.

1. Afurnon Wood, Marshiield; 2.

R. 3: 3. Keith Boswell. Victoria; 4. Experimental Farm. Chitowsl; 5. John W. Lewis. Freetown: 6. D. J. Mullin. St. Peters Bay.

Section 24 — Senior herd, one male end four females, two years old and over, excepting s junior hull may be shown 1f not exhibited SIIIJIIHHIHQIYLSODOUWIIOGIIY exhibitor.

1. A. MacRae and Son. RR. 3. Ch‘town; 2. Fred I. Andrew. Frenchiort. Ch‘town RJR. 3; 3. Keith Boswell, Victoria; 4. John Lewis, Freetown; 5. D.J. Mullin. St. Peters Bay.

“ t’ Zii-Progeny ofda-ui.

1. A. MacRse and Bone. Clftown R11. 3; 2. A. MaoRae and Sons, Oh‘town, R.R. 6; 3. JohnW. Lew- is, Freetown; 4. Keith Boswell,

Victoria; 5. Keith Boswell, vic- toria.

Section 29—1"our females. quail- fied in 11.0.1’.

1. A. MacRae and Sons. Ghtown RR. D; 2. Keith Boswell, Victoria; 3. John Lewis, Freetown.

Section 27 —.1unior get of sire.

1. Almon Wood. Marshfleld; 2. A. MacRae and Sons. OhWOWTI R- R. 6: 3. Keith Boswell. Victoria; 4. A. MacRae and Sons. ChWOWH R- R. 8; 5. Experimental Farm; 8. John W. Lewis. Freetown-

JERSEYS (Cllls 10) Section 1 —- Junior eaif, male, born after Dec. 11, 1948 and be- rm May 10, 1949.

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1. Edison B. Mutch, North River; 2, Stead Brothers, Charlottetown; 3. Edison B. Mutch, North River; 4. Aibtut E. Stetson, Freetown; 5, Bruce MacDonald, New Wiitshlre; 8 . Keppocil’ Jersey Farm, Kep- poch.

Section 2 — Senior calf, nraJe, born July 1, 1948 to Dec. 3i, 1948. 1. Edison B. Mutch, North Riv- er; 2. Keppoch Jersey Faun; 3, Arthur R. MacDonald, St. Petcirs Bay; 4. Edison B. Mutch, North River; 5. Fred Cotes as Son, New Wiltshire.

Section S Junior yearling, mdel born Jun. 1. 1948 to June 30. 1949.

1. George MacMiilan, Cornwall; 2. Arthur R. MacDonald. St. fez. ers Bay; 3. Keppoch Jersey Farm; 4. Bruce MacDonald, New Wilt- Shi-W; 5- Stead Brothers, Chan'- lottetcwn.

Section 4 Senior yearling, male, born July 1, 1947 to Dec. 31. 1947.

1. Edison B. Mutch, North River; 2, Keppoch Jersey Farm; 3. Stead Brothers, Charlottetown. Section 5 — Two year old, male. born July 1, 1946 to June 30, 1947. l. Fred Coles, New Wlltshire: 2. Stead Bros, Gh'tolwn.; 3. George Maclvlillan, Cornwall; 4, Albert E, Stetscn,,Freetown; 5. G. Miller Henderson, New Wiltshiire; 6. Fred Coles, New Wiltshlre.

Section 6 - Male horn before July 1, 1945i

No entries.

Section 7 Junior champion male, born after June 30 and Re- serve.

Edison B. Mutch, North River. Section 8 .— Senior champion male, born before July 1, 1947. .1. Edison B. Mutch, North Riv- -er; Reserve; 2. Fred Coles, New Wiltshire.

Section 9 -— Grand Champion male and reserve.

1. Edison B. Mutch, North Riv-

er.

Section 1D — Junior calf, fe- male, born after Dee. 31, 1948 and before May 10, 1949.

i. Keppoch Jersey Farm; 2. Ed- ison B. Mutch, North River; 3. Edison B. Mutch, North River; 4. Stead Bros, Ch’town.; 5. Keppoch

Jersey Farm; 6 George Mat-Mil- lan, Cornwall. v Section 11 — Senior calf, fe-

male, boln July l, 1948 to Dec. 31, 1948.

i. Keppoch Jersey Farm; 2. Fred Coles, New Wllltshlre; 3. Ed-

ison B. Mutch, North River; 4. George MacMillan. Cornwall; 5, Fred Coles, New Wiltshitre; 6. Fred Ooles, New Wilts-hire.

Section 12 — Junior yearling. female, born Jan. 1, 1948 to June 30, 1947.

1. Edison B. Mutch, NoflirRlv- er; 2. Fred Gales, New Wiltshiise; 3. George MaoMillan, (Jormvall; 4. Sheldon Easter, North Wilt- shire; 5. Keppoch Jersey Farm; 6. James Dickerson. North Rivcir. Section 13 -— Senior yearling. female, horn July l, i947 to Dec. 31. 1947.

1. Fred Coles, New Wllishire; 2. Keppoch Jersey Farm: 3. Ed- lson B. Mutch, North River; 4. George MacMillan, Cornwall; 5. Stead Bros. Ch'town.; 6. Keippoch Jersey Farm.

Section 14 — Two year old fe- male, dry, born July 1, 1946 to June 30. 1947.

1. Fred Coles, New Wiltsiilire; 2. James Vickerson, North River; 3. Edlisorn B. Mutch, Ncirih River; 4. Edison B. Mutch, North River: 5. Keptpooh Jersey Fnnn; 6. Kep- poch Jersey Farm.

Section 15 — Female, in milk, born July 1, 1946 to June 30, 1941.

1. Edison B. Mutch, North Rliv- er; 2. Edison B. Mutch, North River; 3, Keppoch Jersey Farm: 4, George MacMlllan, Cornwall; 5. Fred Coles, New Wiltshire. Section 16 - Female, dry. 59m July 1. 194s, to June 3D, 1946.

1. Keppoch Jersey Flanrn; 2. Fred Coles 8s Sons, New Wilt- shire; 3. Geclrge MacMillan. Onrn- w-alll; 4. Albert E. Stetson, Free-

ll.

Section 17 - Fannie, in milk, horn July 1, 1945 to June 30, 1946. 1. Edison B. Mutch, North Riv- er; 2. Fred Coles, New Wlltshlre; 3. Keppooh Jersey Farm; 4. Albert . Stetson, Freetown; 5. George MacMlllan, Cornwall.

Section 1s — Femhle, dry, horn before July 1, 1945.

1. Keppoch Jersey Fenn; 2. Stead Ilas. Gh’town.; 3. Edison B. Mutch. North River; 4. Edison B. Mutch, North River; 5. Em- elrscn Macbeod, Milton; 0. Kep- poch Jersey Farm.

Section 19 — Female, in milk. born before July 1, 1945. 1. Edison B. Mutch, North Riv-

er; 2. Stead Bros, Ch'tow-n; 3. George MacMiilan, Cornwall; 4. Bruce MacDonald, New Wilt-

shire; s. George MacMillan. Con-n- wall; D. Fred Coloe, New Wilt- shire.

Section 2D — Junior champion female born after June H, 1947 and reserve.

1. Fred Coles. New Wiltshire; 2. Keppoch Jersey Fail-m.

Section 21 — Senior champion female horn before July 1, 1947 and reserve.

l. Keppoch Jersey Farm; 2. Ed- ison Milton, North River.

Section 22 -- Grand champion female and reserve.

1. Keppoch Jersey Farm; 2. Ed- ison Mutch.

Section 23 — Junior herd, one mole and three ‘emslen, all born after June 30, 1947, hull to be owned or bred by exhibitor. Fe- males to be owned and bred by ex- hibltor.

i. Edison B. Mutch, North Riv- er; 2. Keppoch Jersey Faml; . Fred Coles, New Wiltshlre; 4. George MaoMillen, Cornwall; 5.

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