5th Annual Meeting Retail Merchants Ass'n

-The fifth annual meeting of the Retail Merchants Association of Prince Edward Island was held yesterday afternoon in the Sum- merside Baptist Churclr hall. The president, Mr. P. M. Mccaull. pre- sided and in his opening remarks he said it had been a pleasure to serve the association as president during the past year. He had re- ceived line support in the perfor- mance of his duties and he was glad to note that the association had made good progress. The ii- nances were in good condition and numerically the organization had grown in a sratiivins way.

Mr. Mccaull. in his presidential report. extended a welcome to the members. Aid and new. He stressed me importance of giving full sup- port to the suppliers. making prompt payment of accounts to them which would make it pos- sible. he said for the suppliers to carry on comfortably with the smau margin of profit under which they operate.

"This association is growing." he said. "and the time is coming when we will ask for a voice in govern- ment regulations regarding mat- ters concerning our organization."

WATCH DOG

He pointed out that the R.M.A. is a watch dog to guard against improper practises in the retail business.

In conclusion. Mr. Mccaull said, ”I think our meeting here today will be conclusive of good and when our deliberations are ended we will be glad that we were here."

No resolutions were lirmilzht in .by the appointed conimiitco ior the consideration of the niceiing. The president suggested that, for the future. a standing committee on resolutions be appointed so that sufficient time would he It. their disposal to formulaic resolu- tions from time. to time during the year. regardinil matters of dir- ect concern to the members of the association and these would .then he in readiness for submission and discussion at the annual meeting.

It was decided that the resolu- tions committee be composed of three members from the board of directors.

Reports of the various commit- tees submitted were as follows. purchasing and piihlicity. J. F. Jenkins: sub purchasing commitee. W. G. Ellis: transportation. Albert

Noonen: membership. H. E. Phil- lips.

Considerable discussion took place on the advisability of om-

sale each month or two sales each month. The result of a stam- Ing vote taken on the martrr was: in favor of one sale with adver- tising matter for the sale to ap- pear slmultsneously in hath the Guerdisn and the Journal Pioneer.

During the year 26 new mem-

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and the action of the directors of accepting these was sanctioned by the members present.

The Place of the next annual meeting was left to the decision of the new directors.

DIRECTORS ELECTED

The following directors were chosen for the incoming year and at the first meeting of these dir- ectors a slate of officers for the year 1955 will be chosen: P. M. MoCaull. Ellerslie; H. E. Phillips, Conway: Stewart and Beck. Mon- tague: J. F. Jenkins. Summerside; Albert Noonsn. Aiberton; S. D. Dixon. TTYOHC W. G. Ellis, Spring- field: Matthew & MacLean Sou. ris: Hadley Palmer. Roseviile; Des. mond Gaudet. Richmond; W. 1. BOWTHBH. Hunter River; Edwin BETNBTCI. St. Eleanors.

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BANQUET HELD

Mr. J. D. Stewart, Mayor ox CMTIOWEWWD. was guest speaker at the evening banquet which was presided over by Mr. Mccaull. who welcomed the delegates in the ab- sence of Mayor Henry w. Wedge. who was unable to be present.

Dinner music by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Aherii was much enjoyed as were two vocal solos by Mrs. Clar. ence Mercer. Mr. Lowell Hancock led the gathering in brief sing SOHSS. before and after the delic-

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rescntativcs of Stewart

prepared and served by the good

ieiiov.-Ship sroup oi the Bapllstrn d . f Stewart, who was llliltO-; 0

UUCCI1 by Mr. Mccaull sai. ” I U115 YOURS 01'8dIllZatlOI1. nowdin 5;; F, fourth year. the keynote of your: success is enthusiasm." He stated! that enthusiasm pays ciitidcnns in business. and success dmv. (l(jlnbm' 12th of Mrs. Fred- of an Orgamzahon 15 355””d 1! 1'5 t'l'i.CI( Multiiri in her 'lIii'd yrnr. Tiii members are enthusastic. The 811951 Speaker said. accord-I until she suffered 4 stroke in July 1118 E0 9- research bureau report, of this year. at which time she ent- more sales go out the door ihanrrcd hospital. 80 over the counter. Customers The lmo Mrs Muttart was the want the retail merchants inter- former Elia M. Heckbert of Sum- ested not only in their purses. but mersidef a daughter of the late in them 85 Well. he continued and Rufus Heckbert and Eliza. Johnson. enthusiasm plays 9. big part in any Of a kind and gentle disposition. sale. Mayor Stewart said benefits She will be Sadly mi-559d by 3181' will accrue from collective buying. many friends who were recipients which will benefit 511 EMA. cus. of her hospitality when they called tomers: the price is reasonable, 3'9 her Mme 0” the MECEWE71 the stock is new and the selection R935 3t Summersidez is adequate. he stated. l Left to mourn besides her hus- In conclusion, Mr. Stewart men-ibmd are .tw” 55”” and mm tioned Charlottetown's cenienniailb””h”5- iF.””En””- W5; HWY celebration next year, and aid niDahnke. Vlinthrop. Mani. Lena. is not only meant for the CamtaliMrs. Leonardg Cameron. V Noi-iln Mm, itself. but for In of Pnnce Reading. Mass. and Harry. Wi- Edward Island and invited W .liam. Bruce and Earle Heckbert. all ery'lni Summexside A brother. Fred one to share in the celebration which will last rhrou h t th HeCkben' predeceased her We EB ” ' 3 D”' 9 ml The funeral will be held this af- t 3 r' terrioon from the Compton Funer-

The guest Speak" W” th5"k9d!a1 Home to the Church of the on behalf M m9” present by M7-A Nazarine for service or 200 in McC3u!!- am! 3”" 3 bricf Binsrlnterment will be in the People's song the program concluded with cemetery, summerside, the singing of Auld Lang Syne. -s.

born had Joined the. organization

The Western Guardian

-ONE CENT SALE Wednesday till Saturday, at Taylor Drug Co.. Kensington.

-RECEIVES SAD NEWS -The sad news has been received by Mr. William Hesarty of New Annan of the death of his brother-in-law. William Bowes of Weymouth, Mus. who passed away on Oct. 8. He is survived by his widow. the former Maizie Hegarty. -Av,

-T0 SPEAK FRIDAY - Mr. Richard Max.-Donald of Ottawa. Dominion director of Drama Fest- iull. bu recently returned from Europe and is the gust of his daughter. Mrs. Ted Wilson. slemon Park. Tomorrow. Friday evening. he will speak at an open meeting to be held in the Bummerslde High School library.

. Personals

'-Lieut. and Mrs. J. T. Nash and daughter of Halifax are via- iting Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Nash.

-Among those who attended the fiftieth wedding anniversary at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Reagh Meek on Tuesday evening. Oct- ober 5th. were Mr. and Mrs. Char- les Proude of Springvale, Mr. Eliphnlet Howatt of Darlington. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Se-ntnler of Loyalist. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Stewart. Mr. John Stewart and Mr. guild Mrs. Reagh Moore of Brook-

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Election Oi

he concluded. Mr. Power was introduceri by Rev. Frederick C.oghlan.CSs.R.ls-

-BILL rows of distinction at 13'”! Ch5'”m"" 0! ”” '”lml”'5”' Moue Je.w'eue”. Father Coizghian had heen pastor at St. Patricks Parish in Quebec,

-nE(;ULA3 Thuflday night of which Mr. Power is ii lllP.illbCl. dance. Borden Legion Hall. Mc- Cullough's Orchestra. Come and

have A good time.

-COMMUNITY Concert mem- bers remember rummage sale this

In reviewing Mr. Poweris career he noted that he had been a stu- dent at Loyola and Laval I)PIDi'u serving in the First World War. Mr. Power who entered the army

Saturday. Please leave donations as 3 private was twice wounded It WWH MU Ffidly H119-moon 01' in action and rose to the rank of 8VEnil'IE- ' major before being discharged at

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the end of hostilities.

-RUSHED To HOSPITAL ” He was elected to the House. of

Raymond Bulger. son of Mr. and

h . Mrs. Frank Bulger. Foxley River. ,c.:;:!;!::Eo;s IR, 1gi,:.,s:irt!3encays :32, Lat 11 W” "med t” m” Pr!!!" tinuously since that time. His '37-

County Hospital Thursday evening Oct. 7th. Raymond was rounding up the cattle on horseback when the horse stepped into I hole and apparently turned I somersault

years in Ottawa make him "Dean of the. House of Commons.”

He held manv positions in Ot- tawa among them Minister of Veterans AffFiii'5. Postmaster Gen-

thmwlni R”'m0"d "V" M5 h''”'!' eral Assistant Minister of N4- b'"k!"g the 1”!” 1'3 "9" ""5 tioniii Defense and Minister of knee. The horse was uninjured. M...

in fact it was when he returned

minus bridle and rein that a by M... Funk O-Nam. During the.

search was made for Raymond. Wm. he spam foul. yen” in A J”, anese prison with Mr. Power's son Frank.

Mr. O'Neill stated that the mini- mum goal of the Holy Redeemer parish was 520,000 of which 510.750 had been pledged during the first part of the campaign.

Rev. .1. Gregory Murphy. C.Ss.ii.. Rector of Holy Redeemer Parish, welcomed Mr. Power to the Prov- lnce.

The vote of thanks to the guest speaker was moved by Dr. Loyola

Card Of Thanks

-I wish to thank Dr. Geneheff and Dr. Laldlaw and Nurses of the P. E. I. Hogpltal for their kindness also Dr. Auld and all those that sent cards and treats and visited me during my illness.

Joyce Moose.

--The rlmih o('(iurred at the me HIBHPS1 l"rinr,e Cniinty liospzlai on Tucs-

before he came to Charlottetowmi

The meeting was presided overj

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elected directors of the Retail Merchants Association chosen at the annual meeting held yesterday in the Baptist Church Hall. Spmmerside. From the group. at the first meeting held of the directors. a slate of officers for year will be elected. Front row: left to right. Albert Noorian, Alberton;

Conway; P. M. McCaull, President. Ellerslie: J. F. Jenkins. Summerside; S. D. Dixon, Try- on. Standing: left to right. Edwin Desmond Gaudcl. Richmond: Hcrliey Palmer. Roseville: W. G. Ellis, Springfield. The rep and Beck of. ious chicken supper winch M5 Soiirisjivero not present when the above picture was taken. (Photo by Wottonl.

Bernard. St. Eleanors;

Montague and of

Funeral Held Al Tignish Oi Accident Victims

the four drowning

-i"u:ieral .viciims of

services for the tragic

.:ieccnscd had been in good healtn winch ,,(,Cu,,.Ed at the Lune -rig.

iiiish RIVPT on Sunday afternoon iwerc held yesterday morning at St. lsimun and St. Jude Church in Tl'.'.- nish The four victims. Hon-lie Gavin. Walter Gavin. Daniel Har- par and Edmund Arsenault died when their car plunged through the steel railing near St. Felix school. about two miles south east

Duffy. "Mr. Power ,ample of a Catholic lman." he stated.

is ii fine ax- action lay-

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Retail Merchants Assin Directors

the incoming H. E. Phillips.

W. I. Bowman. Hunter River;

Matthew and Ma(rl..ean

of Tignish. imprisoning the four linen under water.

i The remains of the four men were met at the door of the church hy the parish priest, Rev. J A MacDonald. Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. Denis Gai- lant and present in the sanctuary

were Rev. M. J. Rooney. Rev. Claude Shea. Rev. Joseph Leclalr and Rev. L. Sinnott. '

Pall bearers ior Edmund Arsen- ault. were all brothers-m-law. Ben- jamin. Charles. Arthur. Joseph. John rind William Pitre.

Pail bearers for Walter Gavin were. Ralph Mclniiis, Grecory Mc- lnnis. Guy Shea. Nelson Shea.

Lloyd Shea. Harold Shea.

Pall hearers for Daniel Harper were. Michael McPhee. Frank Hogan. Cletus Gavin. Cecil Gavin. Milton Keourzh and Frank Lcclair.

Those for Howie Gavin. Jerome Buote. Terrence Gavin. John Shea

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Twesl Prince Conservative Association iiinnuai Meeting Held Al-0'ieary

-The annual meeting of me West Prince Progressive Conser- vative Association was held last night in the O'Leary public hall with a large attendance, The pres- ident. Mr. Augustus Peters. pre- sided and after extending a hearty welcome to all presented his annual report.

The minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary. Mr Robert Grindley and adopted.

Mr. R. R. Bell. provincial leader the first speaker stressed the necessity of organizing now for in provincial election &nd stated there is a strong possib ty of an elec- tion in December.

Other speakers who addressed the meeting were Mr. Hubert Gaudet, M.L.A.. Tignish: Dr. L. G. Dewar. 0'Leary; Mr. E. H. Strong. Summerside; .l. W. Don Campbell. M.LA,. Alberton and Reagh Bag- nall. president of the Provincial Conservative Association.

Following resolutions pledging loyalty to the Queen. confidence in

t the Federal and Provuicial leaders

and expressing sympathy to the families of the victims of the drowning accident at Tignlsh last Sunday the following resolutions were approied:

Whereas at times there has been a great. shortage of bait for the fishermen in the western part. of P.E.I. on account of no facilities for storing there resolved that we the Progressive Conservative Party in annual convention do hereby express our desire that the gov- ernment piace in the west. part of

the county facilities for the irecz-.

lng and storage of bait.

Whereas the village of 'i'yne Val- ley hasthree stores and a hospital and is about three and a half miles from the pavement ihere- iore resolved that the Progressive Conservation Association in sess- ion at 0'Leary recommend to our government that the road from Mount Pleasant to Tyne Valley be

paved.

That. whereas lwn widelv diver- Everett Broderick. Walter Hogan and Earl Brennan.

The caskets of Walter :1nd' HowiieGaV1.n were flag draped

and members 0! the Canadian Leg- ion from Alberton. St. Louis and Tignish were in attendance.

The pastor conducted the four committal services

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gent. political partws in Canada have the word i'Pmv.;rcssive' .n their titles. and whereas this could. militate against the interests of our party resolved that the Pro- gressive Conservative Party ne known and referred to in iuiure as

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rage 10 Thursday. y0ct. 14, 1954

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'Dr.-Hubert niaclyi-ill. M.o.

Physician - Surgeon Office Hours: Mornings ll-l2 A.M. i

Aiternoons (except Wednesdlii 2:30 - 4:30 P..Vl. , Eveiiinga: Tuesday. Tbursday.i

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"The Conservative Partv" with me .,.-d.,-; 1.;

word "Progressivev deleted. Mr ---'2 mo Alfxed Haridrahan. Tignish. was E. IL". Parknian , was elected president. Mr. Roland 0ni..D.. ILO.

Bryant. EIIEF-SllP. vice-president PHONE 328'!

and Mr. Lloyd Prrisi. Nnrtliam llh(El:lN'f THEATRE BLDG. secretary. Summer-silo

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Hardwood and iii: Ilonrs. Fun-l R. E, Ellis R; San Limited place. General iilr-rivvr oil i-iiiii'ri,'p Fire s Auto A Casualty heating system ideal lmalionl , summer Sh qummenm, near new hospital and :rhriol jg g ,7 Lar"e lot ininiediatc 'JFlll'i:1'iDi'l F5 1 I I ' ODTOTTIGITISTS Har(I!arE”S!Ii'!e:I3oi!W'ii!nn:' zg!;?i B F' Hunten R'0' summemdp , . ” .iummFrsIiIc. r.i..i .. Phone sin ' S)I.A.l...I..M.A.N'S BUILDING Open for in-"portion ri'nnin';s.j'mmmm'” "'W” from 7.00 Ln 0.00 A A. Raymond Grant, I B.Sc., 0.1). :88 Water Street Sunimersidv a r " V ---W Above Maurice Mill's .llen's Wow i PHONE 3530 Dentists I)r. -I. A. Doiron , SSIALIJIAN BUILDING Dial 2366 Summersitl

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