04 byyhllrl. bearers were assre. h d, Personals c......; in... .........u. 52:: ..Mr. Iorne R. Mouse, Suininer- g0”"9Y- 303' H3YW00d 311'-1 WIN 't””- h” mumed mm an ”"M' Messrsyl-rredF1owlte(lethetr,:i'll1:e” cog:

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.0031! so THE DANCE ii. -EESEEVE uly 30th homemade M"; Freetown Hall every wed- ice cream. I town Hall, Aid Md” night, Presbyterian Church.

-SOFTBALL. -. Bedegue League Semi-nnals tonight 7 o'clock. Cape Traverse vs.,Mlddleton.

SIIDWANTID

mm-t. phone. Write or call- l';f,,,,.,. 13.9.: . R. 'r. iaolnun W M -no iron was cosm Then

here is your chance to take your choice of the full stocks of coal now available at M. 1". Schurlnen 00.. in Kenaington.

-FUNERAL YESTERDAY -The funeral of Mr. Arthur smallman, held from his home in Mill luver, Tuesday afternoon. was conducted by Rev. C. 0. I-Iowlett. existed by Rev. J. H. McMahon who read the Scripture and led in prayer. Hymns sung were "The lord's My Shep- herd”, "Lead Kindly Light" and "Shall We Gather At The River", "The City Foursquare" was render-

OINTIAL Commercial muege, Sumineraide. will reopen swmnber 'ft.h. Writs Box 456 or mm. seas regarding business courses. Blanche Msclsean, Princi- pal.

-I WILL BE ABSENT from my mice from Monday, July l9th un- U1 Saturday July 31st. Both above gums included. Office will remain open” Repairs and lens replace merits will be taken care of as usual. H, T. Colvin. Optometrist, Sum- lnersldc.

.ble holiday to New Brunswick and United States D0lnt.s.

-Mr. E 6. Bulk of Toronto is vlglting his mother Mrs. M. Bulk and brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Taylor at their home in Bcdeque.

,Gerald Huestis. Wilmot, left gaturday for Belleville, Ont., where he will visit his brother Gordon, a member of the R. C. A. 1''. He will be returning the last of the month with Gordon and Mrs. liuestis who are coming home for their holid&Y5-

Dollllle Wedding At Egmont , Bay

CA double wedding took place in Egmont Bay Church when Ella Cormler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hen Cormlcr of St. Phillip. became the bride of Ernest Cabeie. son of Mr. and the late Mrs. Sylvere Caissie of St. Gilbert, and Lucy Gallant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Gallant, Egmont Bay. became the bride of Edmond Cor- mier. son of Mr. and Mrs Ben Cor- mier.

The marriage ceremony was per- formed by Rev. Charles Gallant. Following nuptial Mass. breakfast was served at the home of Mrs. Cormler.

The wedding couples then mo tored to Bummerside where .with approximately 30 guests they had dinner at Hillcreet Lodge. Supper was served to nearly 200 guests at the Cormier home.

Mr. and Mrs. Corunler will reside in St. Phillip. and Mr. and Mrs. Caissie will rjldo in Summerside.

Warren. Sergeant Metherall, Ralph H8YWood, Daniel Murphy, and Alden Metherall. Interment was in Springfield West Baptist-cemetery.

S'side llotarians Donate 5500 To Nurses Residence

The presentation of a cheque for five hundred dollars to go toward the constniction of the proposed nurses residence in Suznmerside was made at the regular weekly meeting of the sununerside Rotary Club yesterday at Howa.rds' Rest- aurant. Presiding was Rotarlan J. C. (Bud) Mountain, president. Rotarian J. Frank Arnett made the presentation to Mr. Austin Scales, chairman of the board of trustees of Prince County Hospital, who thanked the Rotary Club for their generous contribution. Chief of Police P. R. White was guest speaker and delivered all interesting and highly informative talk on traffic problems. Visiting Rotarians were C. 1. Scott, Or- angeville, Ont.; Max MacAdrlim. Ottawa, Ont.; and Austin A. Scales, Charlottetown. other guests included Blake Fairburn, Orange- ville, 0nt., and Lowell Hueetls of Summerside, who is regular piano accompanist at the Rotary meet 8.

H185. Northern and ' Vicinity -Mr. and Mrs. Cloud Colwill and

M- family and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wil- liams were the guests of Mr. and

cascllliipec And

Mrs. Albert Gorrill, O'I..eary, VIC- cently.

Mr. Willis Dyment of Boston.

. . , Vicinity -Mr. W. E. Brooks, Summerside, recently visited his son-in-lalw and iiauglltor, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bl-twee.

Mam, is spending his holidays with his uncle, Mr. James Dyment and other relatives.

Mr. Major Rodd and son Harry and two friends of New Hampshire, returned to their homes after spending their holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Rodd.

Tile Misses Pauline, Doris, Wan- do, and Perley Rodd left Sunday on a motor trip for concord, N. H.,

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Dlgrian and daughters, Doris and Lorne, Union- isle. ' J by Miss Renada Raynor were Tuesday visitors to Cescumpec.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leard, Cole-

man, have pur-dissed Mr. Everett cougiili.n'a house and plan to move tto0"Leai-ylntheneer future.

Mr. Vernon Cornish, Mill Road,

on accepted a position in the Bank M:

of Nova Scotis, Sumxnerside. u

Mr. Alton Raynor, 0'Lee.ry. is having his cottage at Cascumpec shore, remodelled.

Mr. and Mn. Gerald Warren. Sumnierside, were recent visitors

and Massachusetts, will They expect to be away about two weeks

side, spent her holidays with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Rich- ard Ellis.

where they

visit relatives and friends.

Congratulations are extended to . and Mrs. Clarence Raynor pon their recent marriage.

Miss Sheila Bagole, Summer-

Mlss l?.eseline,Ellls spent the past

- is vfsitinl his brother Mr. Rustin

week in O'Leary, the guest of Mr and Mrs. John Ellis.

The many friends of Mr. John Miller regret to hear that he is a patient in the Prince County Hoe- pltal. His many friends wish him a speedy recovery.

A host of friends of Mrs. Arthur Newcombe regret to hear that she is a patient in the Stewart Mem- orial Health Centre. Her friends hope to see her about soon.

Mrs. Gertrude Jack, New York City, arrived by plane on Saturday, July H, to visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Maynard. North- am. for the next two weeks.

The Presbyterian Lsdles' Aid met on July 22 at the home of Mrs. D. N.ii"orbes and Ml.as.Oon- stance Forbes. A large number of members were present and also a number of visitors. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by committee in charge.

Miss Januice Miller, Bldeford, is spending her holidays with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Llnkletter. Northern.

The many month of Mn. Lloyd Darrech regret to hear that she is a patient in the Stewart Mem- orial Health Centre. All hope to see her well again soon.

A miscellaneous shower was held

to the home of Mrs. Wart-ens par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Hud- son.

Miss Ore Getson, accompanied by her mother and Miss Jessie Brenan, Moncton. N. 3.. spent the week- and visiting relatives in Cescurnpec and Kildare Capes.

Miss Stella MacNevin, employee of the Bank of commerce. Alber- lon. was a week-end visitor to her home here.

Mr. and Mrs. Heath beard. Central Bedeque. were Sunday visi- tors to Montroae. guests of Mr. l.eard's uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mn. Hudson Prldhsm and cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Pridham and Mr. End Mrs. Bert Prldham.

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hudson had 58 their meant gush, Mrs. Hud- 30ll'l permits from Woodstock, N. B.

Mr. Stennlng asacrlevin, Borden,

Mucmvvin for a few days, also his 5'8?-er. Mrs. Ray Murray.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hudson and "'0 were recent visitors '0 the home of Mrs. Hudson's par- EMI. Mr. and Mrs. Thus. Silliker. Mir Royal. ,

Miss llien Cornish, Mill Road. his accepted a position as nurses' tide in the Prince county Hoa- Pllal. Suinlnerside.

Miss Bands Raynor, Alber-ton went a few days of her vacation, with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and W5 1'” Mrs. ldwin nignen, - onvele.

'93:? "J3... vul:l':gm':'oi elves l' a a li Oasoluggg,

M, V.” m.,' 5umm,,.,,,,, in honor of luv. and Mrs.

,leetss.

count Neale at oauoinlllr

i it hauled to Hill I

ollolllinoll LAST

ytorian Mk- Davld Mawhinney was licensed and ordained into the Christian Illn- lstry by the Presbytery of Prince Edward -Island.

Tlngrvlce was presided over by the orator of the Presbytery of Prince Edward Island. the Rev. J. Donald Mackay, Summer-side. The Old 'restamentlLeescn. Isaiah 55. end the New Testament Lesson. Titus, chapter 2, was read by the Rev. Lawrence Bleikie. Brookfleld. The Offertory prayer was given by the Moderator. The sermon preached by the Rev. George Killen. the newly inducted minister to the Presbyterian Churches in Alberton

Tyne Valley Presbyterian with Mrs. Miller as organist. The rite of ordination was pre- sided over by the Moderator who asked the questions prescribed by the Church. With the laying on of hands Mr. David Mawhinney was ordained and set apart to the Ministry of the Word and Sacra- ments. Pollowi the laying on of hands the righ hand of fellow- ship, was given by the various members of Presbytery. The charge to the newly ordain- ed minister was glven by the Rev. Everett Bean, Kensington ,Clerk of the synod of the Maritime Prov- inces. The service closed with the singing of a hymn for. ministers of the church, "Pour out Thy Spirit from on high." The benediction was given by the newly ordained min- ister the Rev. David Mawhlnney.

Native of Ireland

Rev. David Mawhinney was born in Templepatrlck, Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland. In 1937 he re- linquished a promising business to take up an appointment under the Belfast City Mission. He served the Mission until 1948, when with his wife and son sailed to Canada to serve the Canadian Presbyter- ian Church. He was appointed Student Minister to St. Aliclrcwis Presbyterian Church, Rose Bay, N. S., and St. Pauls Presbyterian Church East La Have. in 1951 Rvv Mr. Mawhinney to further his stu- dies entered the Prcsbyterlan Col- lege. Montreal. While pursuing his studies at the college. he served as Student Ministnr tn the Athelstan and Elgin Presbyterian Churches, in the Presbytery of Montreal. At the convocation exercises the Presbyterian Collnge hcld May Rev. Mr Mawhinney was the

of

TYNEyVAI.lEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

was,

and West Point. The anthem. "I11 I We Will," was sung by the choir oil Chumhf

in daincd minister.

EVENING Al Crapaud Water '

Swimming Tests l

Red Cross swimming and waist. safe tests were- conducted at Orepaud on Tuesday morning. July fltb. by Kent lllis, Red Cross Supervisor

l-'l1aie course was lponsored by the Women's Institute with Mrs. Prank MacDonald as chairman of the Swimming and Water Safety Oommltloe. Miss Sheila Deliory instructed the group in the Red Cross program and also in Royal Life Savixu Society rescue meth-

ode.

The following candidates passed the tests successfully and received Red Cross awards. Mrs. Prank MacDonald will present the Bronze . ; Medallion at a later date.

I : Evelyn Gamble, Carol Eiuoore, Marjorie Trowedale. lasts ioakes. Irene Sharon, Judy Sturdy, - Mine. T. Valler. Lea Wilson, Ron- i nie Dawson, Reta Koough. Junlole: Herbert I-Ierr .

7

is lntersnsdletee Sylvia Boulter, Betty Boulter. ' ' Seniors: Margaret Hart. Betty

Meciiean. Judy Stewart. Royal Life Saving Society Bronze Medallion: -Eleanor Hart.

Misceuctie and Vicinity

Rev. David Mewhinney

recipient or the Pastoral Theology Prize, given" to the student in third

Snort Echoes I Fran

Prlng. mum Alllertllll

interested to Harriet chance to attend the hoc- key echool of Quebec Frontensca in Quebec. Vance. one of the pro- ducers on the production line of

a fast aka er, wedes in fearless- ly where the going is and packs a good shot. At prs sent stlckhandllng, nor is he an old fox around an enemy net. These things might coaching, and if they should rise in the hockey and shine.

have won sixteen games this sea- son. have yet to be defeated. Although they've lost

lng ls steadler (of course. a high stack of them), and their hitting seems to have improved. True, they've been

I I Wdmw Mr. Peter Pate. O'beary. is a patient in the Western Hospital at Albert-on.

Hockey fans in P. E. I. will he know of Vane!

Mr. and Mrs. Cedric (rockett and their two children of Montreal

the Summerelde Aces last year. ,

has a lot of the equipment (in Ire Vldltlnl ML CTOOHWE Dlrenu. the raw) that it takes to make Mr. and Mrs. Hammond Oroelletln e successfl hockey player. He's Alma.

Mrs. Lois Brown and children Paula and Joey of Charlottetown are guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Matthews. Alberton.

toughest,

heis not noted for tricky

come with good do. Vance game

Farmers in the West Prince area are having great difficuty this year in "making hay while the sun shines" with the sun making rare appearances the past. two weeks. followed by downpoure of rain. Hay coiled in the fields is reported to be a complete loss and even baled hay is musty. Many farmers have been unable to get any of

The Curran & Briggs Juniors

They have tied one and

three or four good

ll1lYe"- W9'd 535' "gm "M" ”"" their crop in the barns as yet. and "WY 1"" " him" "Nb ”""' the continuance of the present they had last year. Their field- weather mum cw” . heavy crop

loss.

Gellllree V253

chips might unsettle

year with the highest standing in -Tille Belle Squarebriggs of 1 t y lg "inning! Pastoral Theolm M'-''.- "W"! ml” i" Mi” 3”E""".'lf.".i't'l.'..-. 'l.'Zf..f they've - Rev. Mr. Mawhlnney has been ap- couche to spend her holldlwl WW1 hucedonmme good pytculng too, " t'

lmmted by the Genera Ema 01 her putnui ML and M"' Frank They themselves haven't lost as n fllS!l0n:d:I'3)ie Preebytt;.1rii:n Squsrebrlssm . much pitching power as you

11 05-" MVG " . . h t little AL (GP)-Maurice Par-

; u . might think. It seems t a MONTRE

W510" Y9” in the mchmlmd 3” m:f,";dF,:,u',,,,c'?:,(,i;:e ,;”"Ml,.Z,,,,J,f. old Summerside can lzmw -1 adls. 29, and Roland Bouchard, no. Congrenuonl He "long with Mm after hiaving spent some time-in the pretty lair garden Variety 01 Tuesday were sentenced to three M3whmney' son Laurence "rid Prince County Hospital, receiving Pitchers. as Well as some 01' "19 years in penitentiary after plead- dnugm” mmbeth D"”"h" ”””" 3,-payment, bis metmoolises. Lelurizey. Grady ing guilty to charges of breaking

ed in Prince Edward Island early in June and have taken up residence in the Tyne Valley Prosby.el'lan Manse.

Mrs. Antoine Gallant, and grand- son Jerry of Egmont Bay recently I s cm some time visiting in Mis- Followlng the ordination service cguche M the home of Mr. and M” the members of Presbytery and the Charles Decostesy friends of the Church were guests , at a reception held in the Com- Rev. Martin Monaghall mlmily H311 f0l' RE'V- and MM arrived at his home in tvilscouchel Mawhinney and family. Delicious after having spent some time refreshments were served by the Charlottetown,

and Harris have been doing 12004 work.

Buckley and Kearns.

rccentlyi h year in do that. But. they're do-l mlinz vary well. thank you. and it's:

intro to know they've spruni! UP.

into a garage and stealing 8500 worth of equipment at St. Rose. 10 miles north of here.

Romeo Gandie, 28, pleaded not C & R y Mt ipirk up 3” guilty to the charge and was or;

. . ma,' 0 t 0 ho mam!” this war. Thpydydered for trial before the C ur

, lQll9Fll'S Bench. ave to lmplnve a lot over last!

behind hnys,

not so very far

hose two Boston Bonanza

Received 56.000

ladies of the Richmond Bay Con- , ,h d '1 f the Gar(lpnl grezation. The ladies were thankccl Francis D-esRoch-vs or thelcanad-ynrr0":hP 9G'u””y 5”1'W,&.,,mbm mil 1, I B for the 1Vf1'e5hm5m5 by the Mod” :3" Army is Vmmng m Mlsmuchgihlreakinz in and letting rl rhanrei n 0

at the home of his parents, Mr. an Mrs. Felix H. DcsRoches.

On July ill, seven boys of the Mis- ( crluche Wolf Cub pack left for Fern-y

erator, Rev. J. Donald Mnckay, Rev. Mr. Mawhlnney on behalf of him- self and family thanked all those; who had made the evening such at

Ito show their wares trio.

y MONTREAL. (CP)-Hector Ro- The Curran & Briggs Midget: land Parady, 43, now serving s also hacked by the Santa Clausltwo-year sentence for false pre-

mt-moraille one The reception . K of sport, J. K. Curran) are r:el- tericcs, Tuesday pleaded guilty to C105” with ""9 5lilEl"8'0f ”3l9-5" wood when ma. Wm spend a mic lnit is lot of experience in lhmreceivinii 36.000 worth of 3130.000 be the tie that binds." and the M ”""p' lprlnm. Cnunyy inlgrynprlialp "B" in bonds stolen in 1953 from safety

be'nediction EIVFII by the llCWly or-

Mr. and Mrs. Peter

ST. CATHARINES, 0nt., (CF)- Police said a young Italian house- wife was strangled Tuesday two hours after she arrived here from her native Italy.

They charged her husband, Nun- ziato Tripodi, 32, with murder.

Investigators quoted him as tell- ing a neighbor:

"I have just killed my wife. She has been unfaithful to me."

Police reported finding Mrs. Tri- podi. 30, clad in stockings and a white slip, on the floor in a bed- room of a downtown apartment.

She was pronounced dead on ar- rival at hospital.

The attractive. dark-skinned woman was the former Scaramozia Domenica from Bagaladi in the Italian province of Reggio Cala-b- ria.

She landed in Halifax a few days ago with her children, Car- melo, -i, and Antonio, 2. Her hus- band, who since his arrival in Canada two months ago has been working as a casual laborer, met. her and the children in Halifax and brought them here by train.

Arriving here, the family went to the apartment of Trlpodl's bro ther-in-law, F. Torpiglie, on down-

Charged With Murdering iV7iiE”T-Ill Hours After Her Arrival from Italy

Mr. and Mrs. Terence Pclrier.

A short time later, police said. the husband, a swarthy five-footer with curly black hair, walked into the home of a neighbor, Frederico

recently spent some time in Well- ington visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. Alex Gallant

Bostoli, Mass. are spending some lnp of the heap. '1tlme in Miscouche at the home of of ball ' 'sllrprislngl,v good. .lohnn,v Carroll. be 1335595 Tl'lUT5d5J-

the way up

Ludovici and said his wife was dead. Tripodi then walked out. Police broadcast his description

Miss Joan Gallant of Wellington. is spending some time in Mlscouche. guest of her cousin. Thelma Des-

registration

At the police station, Tripodi's brother-in-law became so hyster- lcal during the investigation that

stands for) to their team.

two police officers escorted him, struggling and kicking. outside the offices. '

Questioning of Tripodi was held up until an interpreter could be found. He speaks only a few words of English.

He is expected to appear in court today and will probably be remanded for preliminary hearing at a later date.

Conway and I I O Vicinity -Mr. Urban Murphy. Charlotte- town, spent the week-end at the

home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs John J. Murphy.

Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson were business visitors at Summer- eide on July 24.

Miss Lorena Thompson. Moncton. N. 3., is spending a. vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson.

Mrs. John Broome returned to her home at Conway on July 24 after spending a couple of days visiting relatives and friends at Ellerslie.

Mrs. George Morrison was in Surnmerside on July 24 .vlsiting her baby who is a patient in the Prince County Hospital.

Mrs. Elizabeth Oroaler, Water- ville, N. S. has been visiting friends and relatives at Dernley and vicinity. She. visited her niece, Mrs. John D. Palmer on Saturday Jul 24 and was accompanied by Mr. and Mrfs. Clarence I-Iickey, Emerald

Mr. and Mrs. Sammie Robb, To- ronto, Ont.. are spending a vaca- tion at the home of Mr. and-Mrs. Edger Oatwey, Freeland.

Miss Shirl Parrish, St. l.'lea- nor's. is span a vacation with her grandmother. Ilse. .Jobc xi-oocie.

Mrs. Oscar W. Maolleill and children, Pi-eddie and Ronnie, were visitori at the and ma Cleve IlecPhse, Devon. on July II.

sell and Welly, last lidefcrd, were recent visitors at the bottle of In. and Mrs. John D. Pallet.

children. H6IInC' Pleasant. were visitors at the times of an-. and Mrs. Yellace Morrison on July 15.

Mrs. Mack Sroond was I busi- ness visitor to Sunitnsnlde -on July It.

aIIdsonWellecs,Arg.vle Shore.

A III!!!” of friends and ne1gh- y antenna to the bone at in -

l.

wsrevisitoraettbeilosnsoflsr. Ilrawellaee on

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sullivan.

Lightning Causes

FORT SASKATCHEWAN. Alta- (CP)-Lightning caused Sl0,000 damage Monday night to the 524,- 000,000 chemical metallurgical plant of Sherrltt Gordon Mines Ltd.. at this town 20 miles north- east of Edmonton. Several work- men were shaken by an explos- lon but none

representing Summerside,