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Captain W. Eric Warburto WELLINGTON rvense snd Bronte | ‘The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat, May 16 1950.11 ip in A Cc ar n aay, siee Mr ond Dre. _Conil — f ies | itish Columbi its many friends regret to] Mr. Albin Richard recently us- é | : Die n id that Mr. Herman Fergu-| de in P.C ts ; s In British Colum eee oc mel Massey Requests Former friends of Capt. W.|commissioned there but was not |(? Hospital in Halifax, from P.| The following residents -of 7 Warburton, son of Dr.| able to serve again - Hospital. All his, friends and | gouthwest who have been resid- . . Warburton for several So setae ne Katee ee tT ee, ae h | L fF d years Mayor and member of the| ‘ss fora time oily enaineer at services ee ote eee ae Cc Olars ip un : Lashsletive Aisembly tor. Chars Deniane waere be Sk tomes oct |The caren, p.m. in|Kinnon, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond , lottetown, will regret to hear of| able work in flood. control. Wellington United Church {or|Qampbell and family. BARRIE, Ont. (CP)—Governor-; Mr. Massey urged Canadians t fe ee § Sane In the Second World War he/the late Mrs. John Percival. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Hempion Birch | General Massey expressed the! miaintain links with the “living Columbia, in his ith] served as captain with the Rovall WB. MacPball comdected the| were reoset visire Catt re umredey night that MOY | cast” through eller identifies: oes: vanes : one ‘lee i cn ; ° ao services & private service | tetown. communities follow 7 aa he tee os destruction of balloon bone in: |teld at her late residence. Pail-| Mir. Carl Chappelt who has been | Ontario's example in establish-| on and preservation of national and received his early. education|cendiary bombs launched by the|DC27ers were Messrs: Roy Mc-| visiting relatives in Mass., U.S. ing a scholarship fund to mark| monuments. Anniversaries should in Charlottetown gttending West | Japanese. In this service he was|LU"©: Harold Harkness, Veruon| A. has returned home BM. | the Queen’s visit this summer. [also be cherished. Enthusiasm Kent Schoal and-Prince of Wales| wounded in the hand. Moase, Harry Barlow. Billy Mc- Remesiny: to. Cesenie’s Seb.AM maTls ast recede wih fhe Gee College. Later he went to Kings Captain Warburton was a mém-|/#T€ 8nd Charles Alien, Burial GEORGETOWN fund, Mr. Massey said in a something permanent should College, Windsor, N.S., and to| ber of the Professional Engineers | ‘0k place in Hillside cemetery. eoeech te the Canadian Club: | survive,” such a6 \a community McGill for a course in engineer-|of British Columbia and of the| Mrs. John Caulson, Seaview,! wr. and Mrs. Frank Paquet of} |“ would like to think that a/ ‘hall, oark, sports ground .or re ing. Canadian Legion. Twice married| Tceatly visited her mother, Mrs.| gourig motored to Georgetown| Smiter decision may be arrived| stored historic buildings ‘In 1914 he enlisted in an en-|he is survived by his widow the| Alice Bartow. last weekend and were guests of] % im oumerous local communi-/ ‘The governor-general suggested gineer unit of the Royal Navy|former Alla Bardal of Winnipeg,| Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barlow,|Mr. and Mrs. Clarence David.| 4 a. that ‘a little Canadian “national- aah, Geta te Gen tear ae ae Alfred|aiso Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Barlow| Mr. Cyril Arsenault, Canadian] Mr. Massey said the Queen had| ‘sm in a benevolent form” is not poli. a tie eis 4 ee L of a Ontario,| were visitors here on Sunday. | National Railway Sectionman at made known her hope that, if any|» dangerous thing, M. Invalided to England he was| Hall, Quebec of} Mr. and Mrs. Alyre Cormier, | Emerald, was a weekend visitor] community wanted to commem-| 4 Canada without Scotsmer ; St. Philip, were recent visitors|to his home in Georgetown. erate this summer's Royal, Tour! would be dull indeed. Scotsmes ma Z : - sateen a and Mrs.| Mr. and Mrs. cr gs Bulpitt sae ae era a cea derived their special quality ily. of Roseneath recently spent sev- ne : young | partly from profound pride in the | Guardian-Patriot Tourist Issue} "tise comic tr urs|Sal tos ae home’ th | mdm” econ uate aa : as home from Tyne *|daughter, Mrs, H. Larsen The governor - general's re- ; ; Is In World-Wide Demand = x Saris ae mister jr, Larsen. marks were Inchaded n a text of| “1 seems to me that the kind : ne ee eee Bir, God Bre: Rayment Foss|a apesch inmed to the press be-| af neticantiom I have jest, és ; while engaged splitting wood. Lowe Montague, accom| r delivery t i 1 - The Guardian-Patriot ‘Tourist and Wales and from as far away Mr. and Mrs. Leo Richards and od by Miss Bessie Aitken ‘and er ee ae | Gorwarded. to ail ports of Cam wil be General Mock Bethan Sue Sandee cee 6 ee eee ‘address also dealt with| give us driving form and ditecw ada and United States and to United States Army (retired). 5 patent’ te Seen Welieg tebe | ae) eae eee aide se li Canada’s P| tion, both internally and extern many far-flung sections of the Copies have been requested by ‘a! My. aad -Mrs. “We be ally, ‘the capacity te achieve civilized wera the P.E.I. Travel Bureau and and family of Summerside, mot- have not yet learned 10/ great things at home and in- Orders for coples have been numerous club dtganizations , "Jerome Gallant is present-| ored to Georgetown last weekend} Canada the cost of ugly buildings | finence events abroad.” ved from England, Scotland within the City ly a patient in Tyne Valley Hos-| where they visited with relatives. amd ill-pkanned towns. We must ee te Tee . _ = a ae Mr. Leonard Campbell and ee eee of this en “ 7 -@ . Henry Bernard / miss Janet Campbell of Monta-| Policy sacrifices the charm | | ae the eas “ae aiall be held oara that Mr. Robert Wauzh.| nad Mrs. Willian Maddix 43 re-| Pye" were weekend guests at the| @ distinguished designs for new| Decline Seen ‘The next regufar meeting is tojed to his home for several days _— oe return home| home of Mrs. C.H. Llewellyn. names ees vou ahaa ! N i MacDonald of Annan-jlobsier is sweet and tender. The| ary lobster trap. Tt was in per- |e » at the home of Ian Mac-|due to illness. All hope for him Funeral services were held oe re ee n n ewsprint and his son Sidney found] 16-inch long prize is unusually fect condition. Williams on Friday evening, June|an early recovery. w. for eae se te hg reault and family of Southport,| ™arks many of our communities. even a four-and-a-half pound| large to have got into an ordin- 12h. The June judging class will! Mr. and Mrs. Irving Toombs.| ore Galtett, wite of lote Tennis| more! '0 Georgetown on Sun-| “Hs rows of identical houses) oy york (AP) The Cana: ¥ : be held at'the home of lan Mac-| spent the weekend with relatives|}, Gaiiant of Mont Carmel. Sur-| 22%: Where they were guests of on = re dian newsprint industry is ex- Co : Pl whereby all work-would-be-com-| Williams. ————~ im Marie, Kings County. viving are four sons and a dau-| ‘Tends and relatives. a aaa : aa’ the|Pected to operate in 1959 at a ee ra Tender nvention ans pleted in time for the official Phin ee Mac-| Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lord, ghter, Henry, Percy, Calixe and cue i Raney and same Forest ia slightly lower percentage of cap- - . opening in June. » St. , N.B., former-| and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bf nest: sil ; ‘Summerside y ey See, Were) y | acity i : Are Finalized Bud Hamm, Charlie Compton,|ly of West Cape, O'Leary, occur-|all of Charotitown, and Mr, and] Tamang Ai, Of, Summer: | recent guests of Mr. Rafuse's mo-| , "Unitormily, in, sopearance ia] TSI to, commitee estimated < Accepte Brian Scott and Andy Humphrey red at her home Sunday evening,! Mrs. Arthur McPherson, Kinross, | pant es Arsene killed ov-| Ber: Mrs. Ella Rafuse. a eee Sere ee ae Wednesday. ? SUMMERSIDE —The Summer- Were inducted as new members. | April 26th in her 33rd year. She| and Mr. apd Mrs. Sterling Lord » 8 wt “ Mr. and Mrs. Ray Grant of |#™@ 00 the parade square, but The : ; satl T side Y's Men's Club held its re was the only daughter of Mre.|‘Tryon, were in Bedeque on Sun-|gcr son Marine end 2 dangh.|Newport, R.I. and Mr. Hugh] taken into our suburbs, it pro- ee eae py rustees gular supper meeting Wednes- _ O'LEARY Jack MacWilliam \and the hate./day, May 10th, where they cal- “i os : & MacCallum of New York City, — — poe Newsprint Facts, tae rsh os “*, day in the Y Centre, Edgar Mr. MacWilliam of West ‘Cape./ied on Mrs. Charles Lord, and| cessed a Peters prede-| travelled to the Province recen- eeaiie tee x =. sot Fim drop Soe ye aye + sible gl a recent meeting of the presided the Maritime Mr ae She leaves to mourn besides her| Mr. George Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert McQuaid | 27 Where they attened the fun-| =o, , where oo Booseth cee yy tte Te dns bn Seiceneed EI. Hospital Trustees the joint | Coavention this weekend in Mon-| Mr. and Mrs. Chesley Wood-| mother Hester, two daughters.| There was a large and appre-|e.o. ; ; eral of Mrs. Grant’s father, the and anonymous living ao der of the Eastern Securities | C00 and several students were;side had as their guests from|The funeral service held on ; ; ppre-| hhave recently received word their! 13+. Charles Curran. who pas-| 4: production facilities. = «| prepared to present at this fun-|North Wilminton Mass. Mr i “a ciative gathering at the Searle-| son Reggie who is studying for . pa = . Lid. € Charlottetown and enkiidee Ddset deaabaer oe Wednesday afternoon, April 29th.|town Hall on Tuesday evening, the in R under-| 36d away in New York City and and Sede ae Toronto, | Hon was solicited for the ages. Sitte ‘nae ik, ike at 230 from the presbyterian| may Sth, when a well-prepared er os & whose funeral was held from St. The You To se oe nace gaa y sang = ane Gas-O-Rama to be| and —. adn alk ik debn church at St. Andrews. Interment | entertainment was presented. Miss Ma “ re-| Theresa's to St. Cuthbert’s Harder Are Plea wd ede ry ~ ae held this coming Saturday at Bob| jr and her youncest son Ro- in the church cemetery Several from this community] cently a few weeks in’ Monc-|Courch. While In the province, You'll Lik _ Sat ae te os poem penne se 4 young | On Monday evening, May 4h..| attended the meeting in North| ton Pe aed ete acne ese Mr. and Mrs. Grant and Mr. The BETTER You'll e Them fie culstending bonis wes Personal gti were given | Guards. the ‘monthly meeting of the Bap-|Bedeque United Church on Sat-| Louise Arsenault, Mont Car-| MacCallum paid a short visit to Th peered. a ee ee es as the O'Leary Uniled Charch ‘et the babeg agile Care Fe: urday evening, which was ar-lmel, left recently for Montreal bens ngugy ‘on a teas : it was announced that éXercises r ; per- ; : : ranged by the Central P.E.I./io reside with her sister Mrs. : ihe nurses” groduncon dace o| smal usury Alan Peimer, Join pavice on, Sunday, May (10 |ccaion rom wih the present Young Peoples Presyiery. Miss ite Areca. Mrs FJ. Delory. AC NEW JOHN DEERE TRACTORS ® would be held in the Prince| Arr Jghngton, end Ken Waker. ary of the late Mrs. Walter Gor-| 9 " presiding. 4)|Dawn McKim of Halifax. who] ir. Lucien Arsenault spent a — "Wales Collage on Tuesday, | Att Johnston, So iow ao ra | piss Bessie Dennis returned 1 | attended a world convagtion of| week-end in Moncton with rela- HORSEPOWER is nothing y 26th, at 8 pm *| The speakers were thanked by | rill by her daughter and son-in-|her home in O'Leary after spend- Christian Education. leaders in| 4; NEW OLIVER . : flrs. G. H. Buntain on behalf -| "Song leader Wee Yiric Sheen, |Kngterod Harry Adams.|ing 2 fow days visiting friends! Sapan last August. was the guest] Mr P. M. Gellast and family without TRACTION —— Senior Ladies’ Aid oad finesmaster oe nae oer in Om 1 r. have moved to Park Corner — PRICE is nothin mpletion of a very successful| Visitors to the Geen Mr. and Mrs. George Wilkinson; Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart, |" “rere was a large congregation where they will be employed for s for her organization enabl-| Harry Meating and Harry Grunce |7eturned to her home in Spring- Helifax. are oe . moe at the United Church, here on| gching season. without QUALITY them to make an additional] posh of St. John, N.B field: West, after spending the |days visiting daughter and | sunday morning, when Mother's Mr. Donat A.. Arsenault of ASK FOR\A DEMONSTRATION intial payment on their - ~ past couple if months in Miami, |sonindaw Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Day was observed. At this ser-| yoncton recently visited im this ng ipietee Florida. ; . MacDonald enw ood ed to her| Vice, three children were bap-| vicinity. : - M. Earl MacDonald f Ma Mr. and Mrs. Rod MaeNevin,|.| “*S. *er eT | tized by the pastor. Rev. G.A aie 1 pa , Junior Ladies’ Aid reported a Ottawa TF) | sydney, Nova Scotia spent the home in O'Leary after spending Pin te wee a Magsire, Gutiont OL J. STEWART profit of $1,200 from_ their | dd week-end visiting his sister ant ee orgs Pag the home Mr. and Mrs. John Nicholson, the! recently motored t Moncton toe Hunter River 94.4 : 3 a oe Show held Wi | A ress érother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. The a rl call a Plush hn son of Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Mur- where they attended the wed- Hampsh ‘.

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Alan Field, Ottawa, director of

at the Charlottetown Hotel com-

‘Edsyl Dumville, O'Leary. T hey| @lso visited with relatives and) friends in Summerside.

Mr. George Gorrill, Summer- side spent weekend visiting his |

and Mrs. Harry Gorrill, Glen-

Congratulations are being ex-

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fay and tbe son of Mr, and Mrs. Norman MacFarlane, were the children, récéiving the ordinance of baptism.

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; : be 18.36 -| underwent treatment : the Canadian Tra- mother, Mrs. Annie Maclsaac and/ #4 Gorrill, 0° WATER SAFE Mrs. Rose Poirier has returned an OLIVER with Fined, Warned vel Bureau, will be guest spea- ‘Tother and sisteriniaw, Mr. uae dee bias guests of| LONDON (Reuters)—Britain's| to Summerside aftet spending your oun Sam.

A Summerside rood. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence MacWil- : : Sun convicted an 4 Chores of Oe Deut ee ne tend “Str. and Mrs. Billie MacKin-| Maus, Milbure. D.U,| radioactivity safety limits, the| ghter, Mrs. Joseph Bernard. KITSON g intoxicated in a public ig Charlottetown next Tuesday. non, Hebron, left last week to|~ ministry of housing and local} Mrs. Emile Gallant, had as e- PEL ace drew a fine of $20 and costs ~ preceded by a hour-long re visit with relatives aad frieads , government announced Thurs-|cent guests; Mr. and Mrs. Bazil > me /15 days and a stern warning ception, the dinner will be held » Toronto. Ont BEDEQUE day. Doucette and son Alfred, and

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' mencing at 6:30. p.m. ‘ended to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Theda A. B. LePage, Cavendish, pre- >urulker, ‘nee Dorothy Lidstone) Spline oe ig ae sident of the association, will formerly of Cape Wolfe, whose ; oe was preside at the diner and alS0 arriage took place in Ottawa ne. during the afternoon business on Saturday, May 9th habitual | alcoholic” and — scheduled to begin at Mr. Willis Bulger returned tr lagistrate Hinton issued a warn-| “‘n._ . rd . n Glenw a re- that the accused would draw | t band ee oe ae _ ving treatment in the Com- © maximum penalty if convicted Home” will be shown to the dele- munity Hospital at O'Leary.

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yan . Field’s add- Friends of Mrs. Wilkiam . | A Summerside man was fined =— ee 3 \Creamer are- glad to see her Woodw: ing Company | parrie and costs and bound over to | around home again after spend- WELL DRILLING | | AIFF ovmsnss . sep the peace for one year when! , | g r “ ing the winter months with her will again ad summer business hours i CoRFORA TION appeared for sentencing. on Industrial Site family in Lynn, Mass. as follows: common assault charge. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cameron, If you are considering i) WWE MOST EXPERIENCES ; heres * ae ® Summerside, spent a very plea- y MONDAY FRIDAY 7 4 | i ; i B fT t week-end visiting their par- a.m. — 4 p.m. SET AIRLINE IM THE WORLD en Is Eased . |S SFICE TOPIC fee Seite ttre tear Cor SOS © Bow well com SATURDAY 7 a.m. — 11 a.m | Smeal S, Mr. Mrs. | <i o pias a.m. j | SUMMERSIDE— The Summer-| ish, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest!] tact R. T. Morrison Co. |] _ oie At Hospitel _| site semierment_scvisory com, | aneron. Me | MacDonald - R Woodworki | ospita nities under the chairmanship of| Mr. and Mrs. Ray MacWi-|| Summerside, We sre |) cVonaid - Kowe working Co. TAKE THE WORK OUT Dr. Hubert McNeill met Tuesday |fiams and family. Milburn were RSIDE — The ban on | and prem erate brief for oreatie Sunday ginels of nd anne equipped. te drill wells ) Charlottetown Dial 8575-76 : itors at the Prince County | tation this evening to the Sum-|and brother-in-law, Mr. an a serra gspital, imposed as a result |merside ‘Town Council regarding | Mrs. Walter MacKie, Ellerstie. |] amy diameter, any depth OF GRASS CUTTING! ‘the influenza. epidemic has/the establishment of an indus-| Mrs. Jean Inglis of the U.S. with reliable and ex: J * ime dere 7 Wied. trial site on town owned property |is spending sometime visiting at Hospi cialis announced north of Summerside, com-| the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- ; psy at ienmediate relat —_ known as the “old alr-| fred Silliker, Milburn, and other|| PeFienced drillers. j with a Maxwell su s hu S, Wives, . relati i icinity. and daughters may now visit| Earl Cannon, local officer in The Cove on ae held R. T. Morrison Ce. patient to whom they are so | charge of the national unemploy-! i .ir regular meeting at the home d, except iti the maternity | ment’ insurance commission of-| /°p.nard and Shane O'Connor Dial 2624 Summerside j : . > nt. i fice, reported that unemployment on Friday evening, May 10th. The i @ Hite-a-Matie in the maternity department, |im this area has decreased by 25 m : ly husbands may visit at the | Per cent since last month. : wheel height resent time, until further notice | The committee gave very favor- : om hospital anuthorities. able discussion to the suggestion 6G, adjustment A spokesman for the Prince ee .. A. Currie thet the ounty eepiial said o should | # mship eer ae eee _ @ Stand-Up borne in mm ; service between Summersid . hat’ although the local ameane > — du Chene, but dsctted : SEEDS \ | Starting Apa enti no 1 isi ts. th er formal , : a fe ar eases Gf teflesuss ia eroup in regard to the proposal Se a ST Ean '@ 18” x 21” cut ’ roundi s. after causeway survey ‘ e i The due go still is | T@port .expected to be made pub- We carry a full line of Timothy, Clovers and ~ tycle motors nt and the appeal is made lic next month, has been tabled in e mixtures ... im addition te fine grasses for sy » the publice “to be considerate | P@tliament. pastures. elfare of the patient wh pet Hist to the hospital is contem- : THE HALIFAX SEED CO. (P.E.I.) 3 Kinsmen Club : DUNBLANE SCHOOL Fatowne se oor ot ov Is Addressed YOUR POSSESSIONS! Grade X: 1. Marilyn MacPher- Dr. Charles Ra of Fred =. ao Maclsaac, ‘., NB, aadtaead : The things you live. with—your home, ' Grade VIII: 1, Donnie Living-| men Glu’ et che en tor ness, your “stock in trade”—are all subject to. | ne, 2. Annie Easter, 3. Cynth- ‘ loss through accident or circumstances beyond

your control. For your own sense of security, you should learn how easily you can be protected. We © - will be glad of an opportunity te serve you.

Maclsaac. Grade VII: 1, Sandra Mac-|: c, 2. Alton Ellis.

Grade V1 A: Johnnie Maclsaac Grade VI : 1. Debra’ Mac-

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