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PBINOI COUNTY OFFICE

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Water Street; Vlncds Grocery, no Rnuell Street: Itarnnnm sen. 1

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Drug Store: Fred's

Grocery, Convent Street

ILL Walks in Kenslngton. WEST PRINCE OFFICE

.,a1"rllNTl0N FIDDLEBS AND STEP DANCERS: Island Champ- ionship finals to be held in Char- lottetown on November 24th and 25th. Contestants should eiter their local eliminations or contact yva Mens Club. Y. M. C. A., Char- lottetown.

-SHOWERS HELD -- A pre- nuptial shower for Miss Adele Baker, bride-to-be, and is post- nupttal shower for Mrs. Alan Hualtls (the former Joan Baker) were held recently at the home of the latter in Summerside with Miss Jean I-Leffel as hostess. Mrs. Percy Ramsay cut the ribbons and ti-ieMi.sses Doris Maclsean and Ruth I-luestis read the accompanying verses of good wishes. Although me guests of honor were complete- ly taken by surprise, each ex- presed her appreciation for the lovely gifts and good wishes.

LEAVE FOR ONTARIO - Mr. John Nicholson, Upper Mon- tngue, left recently for Ontario. His many friends wish him every suc- cess in his new work. Mr. Lawrence Van Buskirk of Valleyfield West left recently for Ontario. Laurie, as he is familiarly known. has been employed since early spring by Mr. Laughlin Gillis, Mt. Buchanan.

Albertans Frank Weeks, 08-! Office and 68-8 louse.

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- COMPLAINTS ON GOOSE SHOOTING-Notwithstanding all the advice to would-be nimrods about civility some poor, disciple of the rod and sun shot one of Henry " 4 son's d mestio geese in g pond near his home at Margate, recently. Mr. Henderson and sever- al near neighbors threaten to in- voke the law. That section will in future be one from which to keep at a distance, some fellow with a bad case of goose-fever.spoils it all for civil hunters.-K.

Personals

-The many friends of Mr. W. E. Brooks will regret to learn that he is a patient in the Prince County Hospital.

-S.

Fish Buildings Destroyed At Gloucester. Mass.

GLOUCESTER, Mass. me). A

21 Central Street: I. 01 Granville Streets

Five Taken in P. C. Hospital After Accident

-Jive persons were taken to the Prince County Hospital early yes- terday morning as a result of a highway accident which occurred about 2.00 o'clock at Norboro, ap- proximately two miles east of Kensington. The acciden involved alntcmodelBuicka.odnFardcar both of whichwere proceedingout when the accident took place. The Buick car crashed into the rear of the Ford and both vehicles were badly damaged.

The Buick was driven by Mr. Ralph Wigmorc of Graham's Road and the other occupants of the car were Waldron Ferguson. Emerald, R. R. 3... Scott MacLeod. Stanley Bridge; Layton Burgoyne, New

on and Fred Campbell of Graham's Road.

The Ford car was driven by A1- lison Larter of Charlottetown and he was accompanied by Mrs. Lar- ter and Mr. Frank barter. Member of the Lartet family were able to proceed to Charlottetown al- though Mr. Alison iLarter is be- lieved to have suffered a, broken arm and the others in his car. shock, cuts and bruises.

All the occupants of the Buick car were taken County Hospital and last evening the condition of the driver, Mr. Ralph Wigmore was reported to be unchanged. Details of his in- Juries could not be ascertained last night but his condition is believed to be serious. Fred Campbell was released yesterday but the others. Messrs. Ferguson. Macleod and Burgoyne are still in hospital al- though their injuries are not con- sidered to be serious.

to the Prince

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

George Chappel,

-Above are the executive members their election at the annual ban Standing left to right--Garth Clark director; Joseph Storey, Seated left to right-Doris Maclsean, Maccormick, secretary treasurer;

1 Holmanls tft rganation

of the Holman' quet held at Robsons Restaurant on Th , sports; Edward Gallant,

director; Harry Barlow, president. director; Wanda Palmer, Marcia Delaney, director.

x

s staff organization following ursday night. vice president;

sports; Mavis (Photo by Wotton).

Eisenhower Upholds ll.S. Farm Price

Freetown and Vicinity

-Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Jardlne

Mounties - Gain

Aiberton And Vicinity Miss Frances McAlduff. hiberton.

was avis itcr to Bummerside on Saturday.

Cpl. William Warner of the Al- bcrton detachm t R. C. M. P. left for Ottawa on Saturday where he will be stationed for six weeks. Constable Gurheridge is in charge of the Alberton detachment dur- ing his absence.

Scoutmuter Herbert Leavitt, Al- berton, motored to Crapaud on Saturday where he planned to at- tend s. two-day Scout leaders course.

M. M. H. L. opens

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Was "Bucko" Trainer, I stand- out with the Islanders a. few sea- sons back and coach last year in Gflnd F8115. Nfld-. has been called in to handle Charlottetown. Glace Bay Miners will be coached by Don Penniaton, long a coach of top professional and ama- teur clubs.

P1&yer signing and dickerlng with professional clubs is still in full swing and it is doubtful if any of the teams will have com- pleto line-ups before the end of the month. , Again the league is faced with financial troubles. Ever since the league jumped into classification above Allan Cup play two years ago; operating costs have soared. While all the clubs are returning, the Atlantic: are reported to be the only one starting the season

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with a penalty kick at the 4.30 mark.

without a. big deficit hanging over from last year. Sydney almost didn't make it.

PAGE l'-':FTEEN

3rd Programln School Parade: ,

-Last Friday evening the M. F. Schurman Co. Ltd., presented its third Schurmans School Par- ade program of the season over radio station CJRW and it was I program that was packed full of delightful. entertainment.

Because of sickness and other reasons beyond the control of the students, a good many of thou

part of the program could not

very ably on short notice by stu- dents from the Summerside High SchooL

The first two one to three classroom division. interscholastic quiz competition

some cases, the complete answers. through five rounds of play.

The Sherbrooke school led in the scoring after three rounds of play by a score of eleven to nine. On the fourth round the Park . Corner school forged ahead to. cause a deadlock in the score at 13-all. This same team continued its winning way through the fifth and final round to make the score read a very close 17 for Sherbrooke and 18 for Park Corner.

A member from each team,had, a perfect score for the evening, they were Frances Townsend from the Sherbrooke school and David Slmms from the Park Corner school. Both are six grade students. , The team members from the Sherbrcoke school were, Frances Townsend, Marilyn MscDonald.Al- llson Laughlln, Etta Compton and Frances Caldwell and from the Park Corner school David Slmms,

5

Series Presented S

who were to appear on the talent .

do so. These spots were filled in.-

schools in, the 1

put on an excellent show by an- V swerlnz. and correctly guessing in .

ms many mend: wlshpmm 2V.-hour fire destroyed four flsh' and M15 E1183? -131111119 01' C11B!"i Five minutes later, fleet footed The” Sam” W” 1” d”"b'' "mu the Ernest Howatt, Robert Montgom-.

'--Support Principle

9V0l"Y company building, sagurday night, lnttetownj were recent visitors ...'L,oy,, Gaud-at put me Saints back end of September when a new cry, Enid How,” ""1 M.

.:”:f;3c5iLwEv1g:lhfg11;5g1a'9:e:3 ?e1g';rt1I0- causing damage estimated unoffic-.1 ' , F”'"”W"' Where they W9” 3'11”-1'15 within striking distance of the 5'0"? ”: b”k"'' "Mk 0V''- Campbell. W

in Vmeyneld mt Mt. vmBuskng,ially at 5300.000. l vs . .t V. KANSM; CITY pg Presmem E”, at the Jhorgiie of Mr. and Mrs. visitor; as he wok I. pl" gmm The players performing in the The dollars for scholars win- , ma mo Mn Nmmlmn Both The United States Coast Guard. , 191111 it enhower said Thursday night his 9”" " '1" Allan MacDonald and raced :5 lens!" In men: the highest paid nan were from the studio nud- 3 young men were taken by' am. we cutter General Green and another. administration is ready to launch M d 1 M F d R yard: past four Mount Allison mnawun 13 3'9 c0""tW- T119 10013 19"" 1'3"” Campm" Ind "Om 111' 1 when they were called to the Slab Coast Guard vessel joined Clou-I --- 1the final phase of a solidly-based Nonrf, 1i3nedequE"' ,mdmM,.5 esev? players to go over the line at the is is proving ground for players radio audience Adelina Bernard, n i form and an address read and each "519" R”k.1"3”- M”5"”"” mdlcyfhf M155.” D""". B'”""l"3””"a1 a1?”c"1'”"”1 Pmgmm W” Burns. Freetown returned on 1” 1181” hand min": W me” my up' may rem" mp hs!tel:l1:en;hterSoeInl:ll1:El1l1:;sc:1'll:1'1:dC31: ,,,m,,,ed Wm, ,, we” mled purse. Manchester firefighters in battlingl 3' ""e"””'- ""111 90115 Blwnlqwiil protect both farmer and 0011- Oct. 5 after spending a week vls- The try. like that of the visitors. c””h"'K mil P1” with "'d'4?31n31 1

Each in turn thanked everyone for the lovely gifts. and all then Joined in singing "For They Are Jolly Good Fellows." A very pleas- ant evening was enjoyed by all, A delicious lunch was served by the ladies present. .

the fierce blaze which for a time threatened the entire waterfront.

The destroyed buildings, all of wooden structure, were owned by the I-lygea, Filet Co., the East Coast Fisheries Inc.. the Cape Ann Transportation Co., and the Inde- pendent Fish Co.

Summerside, spent the Thanksgiv-: lng holidays at 1 North Enmore.

their homes in

AC 1 Connie MacArthur, North Bay, Ont., is spending'a pleasant ,leave with his parents, Mr. andi Mrs. Burns MacArthur.

sumer.

”We will have that program ready for the consideration of "Congress early next year," he said.

The president spoke before the silver anniversary convention of the Future Farmers of America, a U. S. national farm boy organiza-

itlng with friends and relatives in Halifax and Dartmouth, N.S.

Mrs. Andrew Jardine and daughter Adelle recently returned from Sydney Mines, C.B., where they had attended the annual con- vention, Eastern Division. of W.

was scored on a nice half line run. Lawlor picked the ball fromlthe scrum and passed to Dorias who in turned relayed to Money and 1'19 passed to Allen MacDonald.

This proved the last. time that the Saints were to have a good scoring opportunity. Play ranked

some of the but amateur and ex- professionals in hockey.

Indications are that Charlotte- town will have the youngest squad in the loop while the Atlantics will probably have the oldest. The schedule for the Tuesday-Charlottetown at

week: Syd-

prize money of 310.00, 52.50 and S150 respectively.-S - . .

iIh'town School Rugby Team

....d .,,--...

Mr. and Mrs. Gum and mm Mun, M. S., of the Ehresbyterian Church. amund cemremld for most of me ey; Thursday-H'alifn.x at Glace . ' ' nalry Pfoblgms . ' . . and Cpl, VVyn and Mrs, Dav,-5! Turning to price supports, he A MW heating uni, has ht?” remamdel. of the game. Bay; Friday-Halifax at Charlotte- I Md 5011- 51- F-19a1'101'5. Were vjsi.1declai'erl "All of us lm0W 11131 he-en installed in South Freetown Lloyd Gaudet, Gus Doria! and WW3; 515-00 E5-Y It shdntyt 531' . ; Continued from pagei ,1””5 1-” N011" 15'”"0F9 0" 091- 11-.1119 13”” 5”131m"t 1”1"C11”1e "W513 schnnl, replacing the old wood Jack Renrdon played hard running urday-Sydney St Halifax Ind M .A- I provide, employment f3;-TTu:- T Bo F ,VI I h TTF , ibe Daft, of any future fami pros stoves. The new unit is nil-fin-rl games in the saint, backfield gnd Charlottetown at Glace Bay. ' ggu may fan; lull” , 11"-ld5 01 ”10"51"1d5 01' C3"5d111"5v 0 trb 1SvpriI.hlilzli1:illOc1iieaXO.-1ctW118 rgrlzillglaiso detailed Thursday night and is renamed H Kim": excel. time an" time maAdrenol(1lmdHig:1(1en; "I"

on the farms and as labour in dairy processing and distributing plants and in allied industries providing materials and services used by dairylng. Under these circumstances is it not in the 'dir- oct interests of Canadian labor generally to sup ort measures which will contrlbu e to a healthy domestic dairy industry, rather than to insist upon a 'cheap' spread manufactured from duty- free ails, a large percentage of which are produced by native lab- or receiving around 25 centsper: day.

"It. is with genuine gratification

Conference Nov. 9

By NATE POLDWETZKY LONDON. (AP) - The Western Big Three sen-t notes to Russia Sunday urging a Big Four foreign minister.s' conference Nov. 9 at Lugano, Swlierland. The agenda would include the questions of lX.n1fhi)llgdd1VAd0d Germany, freeing occ ustria and organic ng . ., 59007111 1111051111113-131:! through lllast-West non-aggreuion agreements,

Mr. Raymond Ladner and his, sister Shirley from Stamford, Conn., and Syracuse, N. Y., are visiting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Laduer.

Mrs. Kate Clark, Mr. Percy Clark, isummerside and Miss Sadie MacDonald, Charlottetown. were VHSHOFS at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Theophiius Enman on October 11.

iThe harvest thanksgiving ser- vice was held the United

principle of partnership between

what he thinks the federal and

state governments should do about this "drought of deiastatlng lnten-1 sity," as he called it. Heartenlng Remarks "My own conviction is that the

the federal government and the state governments should govern our approach to such emergency problems," he said. "Only in this way can we gain the advantages of local knowledgc, efficiency and incentive on the one hand, and of

. holiday.

the wider federal resources on the

,latlve.s in Freetown of the illness

lent satisfaction.

Miss Winnlfred Burns of the Civil Service, Halifax. arrived at her home in Lower Freetown on Oct. 11 to spend the Thanksgiving

Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Elliot of. Sackville, N. B., and ltir. Donmcl Proffitt, also of Sackville, spentl the Thanksgiving holidays in Free- town, guests at the home of M1". and Mrs. Allison Proffitt.

Word has been received by re-

wlth smart runs. was probably the outstanding 'for- ward with his sharp tackling. Blenis Nicholson, the Mounties picking quarter, played it Very Cf- fective game and picked UP Yl1u' able yards with his accurate kick- ing. Don Nicholson. 1118. b10nd' headed Mount A. wll'l8m3n 3150 turned in an outstanding perform- 81108.

Lineups: Mount A. - Forwards: L. Southerland, R. Thompson, K. McLeod, L. Rae, N. Clarke, B. Mc- Dougall; backfield: B. Nicholson. 0. McLaughlin, D. Nicholson, L.

Montreal, Detroit

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Detroit nets. was looking for his ” shutout in three games. The 21-yearold rookie had kicked out 33 Chicago shots before Con- acher slipped the puck past him from a. scramble in front of the net. Larry Wilson got an assist

on the long Hawk goal.

Detroit players were so infur- iated they knocked over their own goal, slamming it against the back-

Suntmemsidonigib School rugby tea.matthoQuccnElinnbethPa.r-k gridllnm Batu:-daymomlngbytha soon-sofa-0. and only

play ooounrcd siiitur 18 minutes andlosecondsodihafirnthalf when JaokKanowlmtovaths' Summersidelinofkn-atryalfitec neat bachfieldpassingnbout fif- teenyardanomnisluu. Theat- tempttocbnvcz-.tfailed.

The Charlottemownsmnn was vastly superior to thdt of the homoboyn, g-etiliruthn about 90 percentod them. summed-side field running". good. but -the linodidnot

.. f 'r . , . '11” 1" "me "19 "'”""e"t '11 ,hU;ncI1,":”"n;:, cgxlmwg urdiiexiiizmgi Xrliielstt Kiaodvoeifer o”t1i(lel1iether present Price 5upports11t)i.5nM1tia(sx::aXli1fprS 1i3:Il:.(())rf1lggI;s nm;1;:- McLennan. B. Naylor. D. Allen. vboafi Bodnu nun” cum” om mm 1 Mon u 3”. it i lltl th 8 1'-me 'l'lSl' llr0- a i ' ,-t. it" i - ' . ll l(,B.Flh ann. ' 01”” Sgpgflpgaoef saleeggiufrdllixrilg notild prof sounded out Dunes and mdmm on tgxbles were placed around the al-iwiil be continued after the De- tient in Morton Hospital, Tnun fussgftsz Fonuarrzxis, E. Manon Rucexmt 1.5" mm the bond, with n th” of an Mun. Km...

mating the dairy industry against

the idea of going alone tovMos-

cember 1954 expiration date, or

ton and his many friends In Freetown and vicinity wish 111m

Maclnnis, D. Wedge. A Hickey. A-

Benny Wolt of Detroit in the sec-

kiioking, pnrvtiaularly in the

the inroads of imported vege- cow to meet Premier Malerikov. Whether 11116 program W111 be . , C 11 ha I 3, wheim; Ond period and was carried from half was vany effective, relieving Q table oils," Mr. Creighton contin- Chusrohllkp aim. it was understood, hx:' r:',1xmn:;"h3;?:”;n1::c:':1;1;f drastically altered. as some pro- 3 ”1”ed1' ””"Va1e5”"ce E::k1he,1:lB.aL:,51or? 0. D0,”. 3. the ice on a stretcher. He suffered th.'pi-emu;-o when the Qununuh .'

ued. "lt 1.110 the lasting credit of the representatives of all ma- jor political parties in our provin- ces that this legislation was ap- proved with almost unanimous support.” .

ml” M113 P"9d"”””" "That's a hypothetical question. Charlottetown spent the holiday Senator John Cooper (Rep. Ky.) God" was very beautifully ren- ' ' ' of wgngnr hunung W." gag. d I . M l - - ' -' B d M, viclmt ties: Conacher 1:59, Prystal 1:59,- ''P”d"C"”"l 1” mrilkthm gphadi itn now1.1"ont t M! I ghomd answer ggfzyengndwl;11ouii?ag1::sa1:lt Tyne ffhjed p1t1:seiisi:v11lx1leg:(11-l;::e1llnstl1i;1:.:)ll?tEs lg: llledriidxnhrizlslgare gtitthr stligents :1 Y Glidlby 3111- L11"-'1"'Y 3311- W11” S ' d. pm!

this year wil reac e 8 es g ' s . - --- 1335, . - . 1"” 51"” 1945 '""' W1" Em” ga::k:gni?r:;2?;l1ifi iggimwcorifid Mr and Mrs El Sidd n a mm mm for mm” W0 yam ML Am” University 1'' G "N K911 teacher .1 Second period: Detroit, luibsl. c"'”'1'”””” "I ' ”""”' " W". 175 mm” Wund" our cow pop lead to face-to-face talks at the young son Waynergictou .C u": beyond the mu expiration T119 13901310 M Fnemw" ”"1 Rd-s-svlrllle eschool agent several Lllldillli HOW! 3144- P9113-1'1": Lem' 5' 3' Puulhh v' W ”'”1”" 11" 11"" 1"c””"'3 "p' highest level Dune; replied mm were recent guests of Mrsosnld): T”f5,,Ri,11;1,?””3fd,,1?'Z1;.:f:.d the 5""9"""11"l d15mC" imembled 1" days recently as guest of his sis- Lindsay :17. Conachcr 9:39. R” " 11:13. vdv1'cxl1nin:h:xp:-itm:1',1';?eg:":1: tmight. dall's sister, Mrs. Milford Noyo. :ad'u'mm'.. En. ,,,m,,g mm pm”, Birch Grove Hall on Oct. 1 to mm M”. mm, Dunn, . , .m,,,, period, chmgm conlchu, . gum . . not-sun. .

most entirely block d, surpluses in the form of butter, and to a lesser extent skim milk powder and cheese, threaten to reach un-

wouldgbe to set up a later con- ference to include Malenkov. Pres- ident Eisenhower, French Premier Josenh Daniel. and himself. Asked Whether the U. 3'. would approve of Churchill going alone to Moscow, Dulles tod reporters:

The dingo. an Australian game animal. is thought to have orig- inated in Asia thousands of yer):

week honeymoon trip to .Maine. Conn. New York, Boston, Toron- to and Hamilton, Ont. ln Hamil- ton they were the guests, of Mr. and Mrs. Herman MacArthur.

Mr. and Mrs. William Hayes,

Mr. and Mrs. Nell - Nicholson. Miss Shirley Nicholson, Hartsville, Mr. and Mrs. Edward White and

pose, Eusenhower declined to pre- dict. In Washington. Senator l"ran.cLs' Cass (Rep., SD.) called Eisenhow- er's remarks on the price support principle "heartening to a great many farmers in the Middle West."

Caaper said, but the Republicans A netheless have the problem to deal with.

Miss Dorothy Baxter, daughter of Rev. Mr. Baxter of Hampton. was guest soloist in Freetown Un- ited Church on Sunday evening, Oct. 12. The accompanist was Miss Myrna Humphries of Pictcu. N. S. The solo, "Who Else But

honour Able Seaman Lloyd Reev- es, lately returned from Corn- wallis, N.S., and to bid him fare- well prior to his departure for

Mooney, A MacDonald, L. Gaudet, P. Jay; fullback, J. Reardon.

Elmsdaio And.

His many friends are pleased to know that Mr. Harry Dunn has returned home from the Prince

an ankle injury and the Red wlngs' physician thought it was I broken bone.

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luminary

rim period: Detroit. wmon Dulvecchio, Kelly 1:27. Penal-

Wilaon 19:56. Penalties: Mortson :14, Gadsby 3:42. Mosienko major 18:12, Pavelich major 18:12. TORONTO 1, NEW YORK 1

baynkiokedverylittimandnnvcr. for appreciable gains. midis MMMn.

niond, G. Steele, J. Kane; rull- i back, M. Phillips. , summerside: Scrum, Garth Hus

mmluubl. proportions "me" no daughter, and Mrs. White Sr Wh”eIge1's11;"'5” 1113” 1:;5'&:9 Vancouver; 3.8.1, Whelt"e119':g111t:3e County Hospital, where he had TORONTO (cppgceorge Arm :8. 12.0! 11:11-8-C?!'1-1ll.lro.l"L.v1?l.U&11ln.

' ' " ..a.rmed'sover e - xsx . . ' . . ,. , .Ha.rris' "ks" W.” fi:'lfl:"i. v:.'::s.. i::::'”.;...::: 2?”-fiil-nu...-. rm ..u.... . ... il'::f”?s'ifl.;:'-...:..':”.... - s ..”i.i”l"33;iZ' we-s” w. A-en:-nu. cm-4' movo greater quantities of dary cheese and about an um. qugyp - 1 1 g g 1 , ho' after w o rum c an o - .' . I . products into consumption right tity of skim milk powder in ex- and Sprmghm 0" ocwb" 41 mo” observe" nw ”me n 3111 T311: ltzrieferextreirtiirlaglis tailed on ML and M"' Maxwe" Camemm sional company, scored in the H3"15- ""5 D Cos" D 595m”-

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hers at home.

cess of domes iu requirements