1oided that as many as pa-ale gather to clean the public hall the last. week in August. Next meet- ing is to be at the home of Mrs. Wilfred Macbougall with Mrs. Waldo MscDougsll. Mrs. Ernest

light raving" Proiect Begins

Maritime Church Convention Held At

Sudden Death Summerslde During The Weekend

Of Emerald Mar A

T y n e V a I l s y -Pre-communion. agrvice was held at the Preebylerian Church on July 30 in preparation for the

1 The Western Guardian

uoadny August 0 1954 The Gutrdlan - hm. -

1 e ' ' 1 Page 13 -Congregations of Churches of satisfaction was expressed on tcgmgluzlyuaa sg1vI,i.oe1l'w Wu held 1G11';lg1gn:::11dc1;h1':1r1:;11g:lAM1rrIgi:a:u121'3 -The work of grading Jgxx .. mm gnu. ggsorl-BALL Bedeque Lug”. Christ (Disciples) were urged to reports of the successful comple- 1 her of 151115; from the Po" Hm and ro the first layer of light ends! MUM W1-9-30 30 1130- semi-finals tonight 0,30 .11,” placed a new emphasis on atew- tion of a new camp site and as- Miss Millie Stewart. znmore. mgmute were present bi inym. Pavement on the highway between

1 ' - ' ardshlp this year, according to semhiy grounds at South Range spent a few days visiting friends 5 McCue's Corner at Mona-ose and

' in. J. Barrass, D.D.. Rev. Geo. K.

Freetown venue Bedeque.

-MY OFFICE will be closed from August 2nd to August 21st. Both dates inclusive. Marley M. Bell. Solicitor. -

-DI. BUIEBT MaoNEILL will be absent from his office from August 10th to August 22nd in- clusive. Obstetrical appointments on August 11th from 2.00 to 4.00 o'clock. In emergency call 2352.

-BEDEQUE W. M. S. - The W. M. S. of the Bedeque United Church was held at Mrs. Waiter Wright's on Aug. 4. There were 14 members in attendance. Mrs. Er- nest Johnson led the devotions, and the meeting .' singing hymn. "For The Beauty of The Earth" followed by general Thank- giving. Mrs. George Henderson read the Scriptures and Mrs. Er- nest Weeks led in prayer. A letter was read from the Dominion

.A'l'!E'l'IoN YAIMEIS. - 5". good '1'lInot2iy Seed. Will have 111.; price shortly. W. 3. Burns. Ilalvtdill -

-Ill AND BIA! the Four xnightj at the ltollawsy Club Tues- ” um

on . W" there will be u

ammo! from 10.15 p. in. untdl 2.15 a. in. Ad- mission, 51.50.

-'rl;NDElS will be received by the undersigned up until Aug- ust 18th. 1954. for the trans- poi-tatio of approximately six pupil! 2-om Margate school to xensington school for the coming year, Ralph Howard. secretary.

.PA.lNFUL INJURY - Miss Belle Wilkie. Alberton. suffered a painful cut on her foot requiring 3 stitches to class. while wading yesterday afternoon. She is”con-

for several

-The sudden death of Mr. Roy Goodwin of Emerald occurred in Summerside oif Saturday after- noon at theage ofd0years.'1'he deceased. who was by trade. a carpenter had been in his usual good health as far as is known and had been in Sumnieraide on Saturday on business. He had gone to Maynard's barber shop and while being shaved in the barber cliair, suddenly passed away. presumably from a heart attack.

He waI a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Goodwin of Emerald and is survived by his wife, the former Leona Mclntse of Emerald.

The funeral' will be held on Tuesday morning from his late residence to Springfield Church for Reqquiern Mass at 10.80 o'clock.-S. ,

plans made at the Maritime con- vention of the Churches. sessions of which began on Thursday eve- ning at the Central Street Chris- tian Church. Summerside and concluded Sunday with largely at- tended servlces. Mr. Harry Link- letter. Summerside. P.E.1. was named president of the Maritime Christian Missionary Society, Suc- cessor to Mr. D. R. MacDonald. Hal ax. N. S., layman. . ,

uest speakers for the con- vention were ltev. D. Ervin Sheets, Indianapolis. and Miss Alice Porter, Toronto. missionary under appointmen-to India; Sub- stantial gains in various areas of endeavor were reported by the Ma rlt lm e secretary evangelist. Rev. R. M. Johnston. South Range.

An increasing willingness to as- sume responsi”lities related to the outreaching work of evange- lism, Christian education and mis-

near Digby. N.S.

Those elected to the Maritime board were: Hon. President. Mr. H. E. Wagner, Weymouth, N.S.; president. Mr. Harry Linkietter. Summersid; first vice. R. J. Currie, Saint John, N.B.; second vice, Wilfred Cosman. Weymoutti. N.S.; third vice, Victor Ling. Charlottetown: secretary of the convention, E. MacDougall. West Gore; assistant secretary, R. L. Gibbons; secretary treas- urer, ,M.C.M.S.. E. M. Cousins. Saint John. N. B.

M b s of the M.C.M.S. are: Harry' Lambert, Lord's Cove; K. Macbougall, West Gore; Chester Outhouse. Tiverton; Mr. C. Arm- strong, Burtt's Corner; Earl Hous- ton. New Glasgo , W. G. Qulgley. Saint John; M. D. Dunbar. Char- lottetown; J. .1. Stewart. Mon- tague; W. Bilson. Saint John; R. Carr. Milton, P.E.I.; E. R. Mac- Donald. Halifax. N. 5; Ernest

Hart

Mr.

Miss Myra

in Tyne Valley and was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Miss Louise Macbean is visiting in Cornwallis. N. 8., guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mac1.ean and family.

Lidstone.

Herbert MacArthur. stim- merside, spent the the home of his sister-in-law, Mrs. Arthur Yeo.

week-end at

MacArthur. Char- lottetown." spent a few days recent- ly visiting with Miss Elinor Birch and other friends in Tyne Valley.

Mrs. Angus walker and daugh- ter. Sheila. returned home on July 31 after visiting in Halifax for two weeks. guests of Mr. and Mrs Warren Allen.

The many friends of John Miller are pleased to see him around again after being confined in the

tion and were entertained by 'I

program put on by Mrs. l-lart Lid-

stone and Mrs. Elmer Baker. -B.H.

-Mr. and Mrs. Clare Chapman. Lewisville, N. 3. who have.been visiting relatives and friends on the Island. were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright, Searletnwn on August 4.

Mr. Ralph Callbcck and Mr. Edison Wright, Central Bedeque, were in Moncton. N. B., on August 5.

Miss Maud Haslam and Miss Ada Haslam, who have been spending several weeks at "Lindon Lodge" this village. returned to their home in Charlottetown on August 5.

Mrs. Norman MacDonald and her 'two children. Crapaud. were guests

DeBlois on the Western Road has been completed except for a short stretch at Montrose Bridge. The section between DeBiois Corner and Tignish was paved two years ago. The first coating has also been ls.id on the road from Alberton to Al- beriori south. Contractors are is- land Construction Co.

Home After Two Years in Europe

-Corporal Arthur Shelfuon. O'- Leary, returned home on last Tues- day night after two years service in Europe with the R. C.

as teletype operator. He will spend a month's leave with his mother. Mrs. N. A. Shelfoon in O'Leary and will then report to Halifax for duty. On his way home he visited his sis-

fined to her home 30 d W W A M Reid 1 ' an 1 ch It Cam, ck Sum" 5111 . A 1111 1 of Mrs. MacDonald's parents, Mr, fer. Helen Shelfonn. R.N.. and his d””' lZli:f1lklIl5:c?l3le rinembtrs for 'a par: :Ifancon'g'rl-elgati:1)rvivsl.I n 8 type A R. Clelve' Pugh, Sill-nt eJohn,uN.1;.t' Pr me county Hospmu feign Mfg. r;War:'i1:eItirrKal-igirietleenaeyal-la. father. in Ottawa.Vs.

, JUNEEAL rnlnsv -. The funeral of the law William A. hlatheson. W110 Dmed Will it ll,” home in wilmot Valley on Aug. ttn. was held from his late residence on p-ridny afternoon with Rev. Harvey Bishop of Charlottetown officiating at the home and cemetery. The pull bearers were Brenton Waugh. I-iiraln Lowe. Wymun Calms. Ber-

cel of supplies of hospital linens and baby clothes for the hospitals in Angola. Mrs. James Henderson read a letter from Miss Elma In- man. missionary in Trinidad. W. I expressing her appreciation for Christian literature and Christmas cards; she is lea'ving for Canada on August 8 by ,T. C. A. for a year's furlough. Collection sl6.li0. During

96th Birthday 1 At . Alberlon

-Mrs. Thomas Wilkinson cele- brated her nlnety-sixth birthday on Sunday. August 8th. A long

15 Persons Have

Callow Wheelchair Coach At Alberton

-Fifteen elderly and shut-in folkis blind and paralized. and sites on

of the Alberton district had a very hgppy outing Friday afternoon

Enjoyable Trip In

his back day after day, month af- ter month and year after year, nev-

Mrs. Margaret Ma.cNeil, Mont- real. is spending a three week vs- cation in Tyne Valley, guest of her daughter, Mrs. Angus Walker M and family.

Mrs. Annie Darrsch. Charlotte- town, spent a few days visiting with her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Darrach.

His many friends and relatives were sorry to learn that Mr. C. . Johnson, Central Bedeque. had the misfortune to fall and break his knee cap in two. He was taken to the Prince County Hospital for treatment. All hope for an early recovery. Mr. Johnson is nne of the head workmen at the ”Amala-

SHORT-TERM LOAN? KITCHENER, Ont. (CP) - A now-you-see-it and now-you-don't type of case involving 3300 per- plexed Kitchener detectlves Satur- day. J. H. Koskie. manager of the East End hotel. told police saw was missing from his cash boxs: Police examined the nearly empty boxes. About three hours later. as

gcpogle , William Lefurgey and the month there were seven iio.s- time resident of Alberton. Mn ii 11 a Walter cailow wheelchair er entirely tree from pain. Yet in 1 mated Dairies Ltd." Summer- the, manager we a showing de- Iliihcken Siinsnons. Interment was pim 05115, 13 house vtgng, and nine Wilkinson lives with her daugh- 395:1. made its first trip to this part his bosom there beats a heart that oxsjsgl M?;Bg,:Rh4E1?1':"?::' I231? Sld9- tectives what happened. the misa- in Wilmot Valley cemetery. cards sent. Mrs. Orville Johnson ter, Mrs. Helm K9"? 5'” SW of the province. Under auspices of is dedicated to serving others. His Camp on Aug 3 for 10 da 5 3- Q in! 5300 Was found back in place. Th and Mrs. Carrie Leard had charge joys good health and while she the ltegaiette Rebekah Lodge a life is filled with cheer and hope ' y' -FUNERAL SATURDAY - 9 of the program "Your Family and ray-e1y goes out was able to take Walter Csllow ing day had been and with a usefulness that puts to W0. William and Mrs. Davidge

funeral of the late Lilla L. Weeks. who passed away at the Prince county hospital August 4th. was held from the home of her daught- er, Mrs. Capt. George Birch of Borden in Pleasant valley United

The World" taken from the June Miuionary Monthly. Meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction. A social hour was then enjoyed with the hostess serving refreshments, assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Nor-

a short car ride with friends Sun- day afternoon. During the day a number of folks called to offer congratulations and wish her more happy birthdays.

church Saturday afternoon with

Rev G901?! K Ward conducting a mm Macnmmdi

private service in the home follow- ed by service at the United Church. Pleassnt.Valiey, in charge of Rev. W. B. MacPhail assisted by Rev.

Ward and Rev. E. 8. Weeks. The

pail bearers were Lloyd lnrnan. mam, the comma of 8' coach 1111 York. and cousin. Mrs. Emily Mer- . C . , .

M Ininan, llidred Buchanan. 1 1 s aid the ”m- W0m8"-'r- Mann and their ML 3'1"-'1'! Wmllmm Tomm-

Melville Weeks, Hyatt By GRAHAM 'rno'r'r1-:3. some fainted as Peter: stumbled in 1131'”; :g:7Mgb1'n :1bel;'1';':”.f.huf3d”, son, John of Bronte. Ontario, is visiting with his mother, Mrs PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND l-laslain. and Miller ween, Inter. Canadian Press staff Writer futility. weaving and falling across um, dunng M It”, here, imaged Margaret Mmuau, .150 111, 51,1”, - 1 I

VANCOUVER (CP) -The trail-

Fr d c . mm W” in 5 mom Wm cry edy of Jimmy Peters. gritty Eng-

lishman wh was winning the Brit- . P3I'3onaIs ish Empire oGames marathon by a nearby. wheelchair (Golgi: llaatyhe W1f;f1l;1- R951; 1 Gary Macbougall regret his ill- 1 d M J N 11 country mile but lost out 22'.) John Savidge. towering English 0.” uh” mam wn wheelchaml and Miss Gloria Ann MacKay. Char. "953 13 ll” H05-llall Centre and - "Mrs '" "' 3m" I” ”' yards short of the finish line. was hammer-thrower andotlier mates, 9lll11DP9d W l0W3l0Wn. l-S having a happy vaca- Will he Wlll 50011 be Well l8Ill1-

son of Marysville. N. 8., were

carved forever Saturday into the

recent visitors with their son v - , id oulci 1- ; sons besides the driver :tll.. . grams. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard MacDon- M UTUAL and de"8hm-l"-'BW- Mn and hell?Sr:?:rsm53h(Z35:u0'1ihlilxiildfu 9-(G323 utilna c5lml'Sl1a)X" "Mi JimE'n)y. hostess The back of the 09m isouim. M 3'”! M” N””"”" am and family. Moncton. were senviceeusecunirv M” M Nm'”"”"' 5"m""3”'d" front of 32.573 spectators before be- this urgent message barely getting forms I hydraulic TEMP W91” Winch week-end visitors of M;-g, MgcDon.

1 ing carried off on a stretcher. a through to his sub-conscious in- the wheelchairs DB5! 935llY- H109” -Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Inman. ”'1d"5 "mm": M”: Ema” Gv Emi-

-Mi" Albert. MELCHA" '9 S tti h t aohe came on to stinct to finish would struggle up in position so there is no danger of vmmna were 0. 1

turned to Ottawa after visiting y(1"m5i. ”i”eniu.”aas.'..a rind ainfull only to fall again accidents. East wheelchair is ad- ,...cg,,.1yi 0, M,-SS egg” Mmgors The Tyne Valley women: Insti. ML um Mnl Jam" cul"h"" wljoe ;lcGhee '25-yeir-oldgwinner p Somey agreed with Lush who justa-ble so that its occupant mill! Canoe Cove. 5 ac at W” met at me home Ol ML Ind Ch"10”"i'””"- from Falklgk who quit bgiemy three paid; an upright or lie down. Each chair Mrs. Ivan Msclean on August 3

times but changed his mind each

-Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barnett time, H1 d

and family of Tomato were re- H D d cent visitors with Mrs. Burnett's I mudela fl1”'9'1l:l:1e1 t0 my Th”l brother and sisters-in-law, Mr. that I Wmld ms 1: ”'1:E-'- 3 and Mrs. Al Nicholson. ” - ”gVa1:1g".l.” "my thing t at em me o . '”"'T”' STAGGERED AND FELL

-Mr. Jack Crawford. Vancouver, The games never saw such wanted to see one ilk it again. of each CM1, 1,911-1g 3200,00, Ti-: Hysiti c1?11:l510:mM1:cL;an1 11nd iam- property . . . with your current family position and respond- EO.. a former resident of Middle- pathos and drama. COTE DISAPPOINTED coach is equipped with toilet facil- 1y mt home after. Vjghhcgt Mm Agnes Mauardl smmsv '5 Wm"... Mn.” 11.. "me 1” an Mmthe! look ” your motnm

Minutes before Peters staggered through the gate of Empire Sta- dium within sight of the finish line

ton is visiting friends and relatives in Bedeqiie. Freetown and Middle- ton. He notes many changes since

, ' MacLean. They left their baby with

1 V111. eh V1 30 1 he never reached the big crowd record time of two hours, 50 mi 51 Ce 191-1 mree more coaches . 1 1 , n ' PM me ye”. go and thousands HICTG watching on nutes and 36 seconds. 1 so 01 haven been built and the newer 3156g;;a::1';'01g1e(gh';'::a:f”;1W;”1:?;'l Qu11e e,m,n51VE rep”-1.5 are 1,9111: IF YOUR BUILDINGS ARE VACANT

TIM" Smh mi hm” oiclui 3”3iY'l33&e3Swno3;'3r 33;'.?.iiZ.J' 115 AflriiecaiiliimJu:iu:Ysc(lit1:lilerwZ'40;1 ones have a11111ci111n.i 1.ci11eies1caeunc1.1 um. ' made to the mm: at Victoria. YOU NEED A VACANCY PERMIT. aganan r. an rs. ne - 1 .' ' ' 'ugir con 0118.811 - ' nd "ti idddl Mccm m.,,,,,.,.1 1., M.,,,c..,., on Engiland and John Landy of Aus- 3.111 Jung: n”.1111i1:11iu1.52;:1.d4.o.:1 11.111111 wmdom, .1, 1,,,,1,e,1 banoon tires Mm pm, s1,.a,c1,a,, and two gperastiggvnrill 5:51? three 1511.35. For Correct Insurance Arrangement anid.yMcV(.!nlliier:. lnthshe lvlisrittofld Dliviii rsllhgy were plunged into' the iilaiglctgn the last mile before the Ed ”;;oJ?5enu1,11x;5,.u:1?;;Iul 5.3.1??? gaulhlem NW6 returned Fol Paris. bme" Ah": W”-Eh ml” Pmml” Mi apply to the muowmgz Hola.p'itsl where he is recovering depths of despair as Felers reeled. South African epufled further curbs coxivened mu, huge”ai11'1: Ml:-1 "lie? I pleasant visit with 3 3"59W3y 3" 3 aka at the Head office Branch Office

fell. staggered up again in semi- consclous determination. The 38-year-old captain of the

from a car accident.

E liht . h th fi t C' - kin Gerard Cote of ”g1 B It Sunda its: :.....:'":. ::.”.::: ..a..;:.. .. ai:::.::i.. 3.... mo mm or in mm dwarf W mt; . svmmsnm rea y lzelo minutes. covered only 220 of the Boston marathon. dropped Out km” ""””my wag; g:eeygo:f;';'n1 '3 "'”””"l"3 N "'9 home of her AGENTS

English Runner collapses 12 Times In BEG Marathon

three lanes. One of his falls was almost directly in front of the Duke of Edinburgh, sitting in the stands

encouraged Peters from the edge

"Peters over-paced himself. Un- der those conditions. he should have run to win and forget about any record." i

Many newspaper men called it the most gruesome sport spectacle they ever witnessed. They never

McGhee arrived at the stadium after Peters had been taken away. to win the marathon in a below-

ahead. was timed at 2:52:4'lA, Hil- lier at 2:58:43.4, and Bob Crossen of Northern Ireland at 21:00:12.2.

at the eight-mile mark because he

0 Ithe last 385 yards on the stadium .. .. . w. n. wsaiusiv. Mar ate matrix 1. GALLANT. wanin- At track. It took him 15 minutes. It was sick at. the stomach. He was ment forl wl1'1:tevei1'i elgngth of time hi-a88l.8l"ldS. Victoria. along BOBDEN Gmmm M-CLEOD1 wfmyuw um seemed like eternity. disappointed that this was the first they Wou d nee - 18 1h en 8 dr Isis er. Ruth. who will be SYDNEY B. BmCn'B1mh 1,-"11 Chm-FORD stupsom 51.31,, Taken to hospital along with Pe- time in his 27 years of racing that At the present Halifax e Highs; 11 nltieacching music at new Mon. - Tuna. 7:15 - 9:15 W. VERNON CRAIG Bedmue m.1dge1 , -A break into the island Motor ters was 38-year-old Stan Cox 0 he failed to finish. home base for all four coaches but the" ialriotruil harlottetown. Both Matinee Tues. 2:80 M. R. MELEAX Nam! W11, ALEX 1,. R0351;-1-SON, ch”. Transport Ltd. office and waiting England, who was I ' I " from NYC WC! I0 OUT: 30 B13189 9" 9 young ladies add The Comedy .111" 101.510,".

to his fellow-countryman when be.

room early Sunday morning net- too. collapsed. at the 23-mile mark.

ted the thief or thieves an unde-

te f h di . Si d t k d f iehly they may have a. coach available ' -

in5i3.'i”ii'i: ::l'::l::lt.tyes? Clx:l.XFQcN:lllE;:' ave: Pei:-aoriii hvdgiiitial. Iiivgifitical for their invalid eitisena. Iln i1l11ili- w1'1u'l110chl1gt;l;Jrl1I Switiiinming Tests. ETl

ers and watches. Entry was made condition, he needed oxygen treat- fax those unable to trave 0 er- '1 mm C wrroun ns 1

by forcins the bars of a window ment. A cramp in one leg took an wine are taken by wheelchair coach glgglflshggsi held a1 Crescent ro 3 3': M "W"! cm" 13-'dm' hm might” 'm'"'m5"'t a i i a in 3:11 5-:'.m' r:lc:l'1plcl?lc;:hdrlvel'-i ' ”' mam” W-1 tnbljsh d 1399 Agrl ltural M tuai 1885

0 women's res room om W are e era was re or e n mprove n as an urc . rolls . . M 1 E; e on is there was easy access to the walt- condition Sunday. out of danger. -59 111100 l091ll;rlll;:1:l':f:1;;l wdm c.11o,,-I work 11,", 1,” B 3112- Dfngld Hart. manager of the 09”)" 3,0, "hm : Ins room and office when A wide Cox was sitting up 50"” 5 "' it been built in the arena a heated ” "8 SCOM Victoria PHONE era:

TWO CANADIANS FINISH

Two unheralded Canadians were among the six of the starting 10 who completed the gruelling mar- athon up and down tortuous hills. These grades and the heat We!!! too much for the others. A scorch- ing sun roasted their heads and the hot street pavement blistered their feet

variety of merchandise is said. Mr. Robert l-laggarty. mtnllor. stated last night that no estimate of the value of goods stolen was

sslbla until after an inventory as been taken. No cash was ac- cessible as it had been placed in the safe at closing time.--S.

lobster Season

land put out their traps in N91?- aration for the south side lobster season which opens Aug. 10th for

actual landing of catches Prices of canners is reported down con- siderably from that paid durlns the spring season.

Continued from page 5

n.o.i.r. Royals -E

held in Alberton for several suc- ceaslve years and a very 89530"-3 i-uponse had been received from the public. This year. when Mr- 0&1- low received the receipts from the tag day he felt a coach should visit this area. By long distance tele- phone lle made contact with Mrs. Clayton Travers. treasurer of the lodge, who had forwarded - the money. Members of the lodge went into action immediately and learn- ed that the number of shut-in who were enough to go for a. drive would

much interest.

'rhi.ela1'ge vehicle. the first

seating for eight other persons be-

lies flat steel springs in the brick- is cushioned with foam rubber and has a small cushion which may be placed at the occuPHM'l M91 101' additional comfort. The chairs for this coach were donated by the Oddfellows and Rebeirahs, the cost

itiei. a heating system. ventilators. radio. small tables to rest on chair arms. blankets. etc.

will accommoci te

buiances which As such

twenty stretcher cases. they would be of inestimable value

he at the disposal