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the lobster supper committee, while the advertising and pro- gram committee has Charles Linkletter and Vaughan Groom as co-chairman, assisted by Roy Johnston, Joe Olark, and Char- les Hogan.

Chairman Herb Schurman heads the filremen’s ‘commitiee, with Bill Corney in charge of the Fish and Game Association display.

MONTAGUE BUREAU

Flames Destroy Union Road Barns «.w.

merside Amateur Athletic Asso-

ciation.

Eileen Weeks and Ohariles Hogan will arrange for the fish- ery cooking demonstrations.

Department, whch had responded

Golden Hawks To Feature

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Summerside 8031; Alberton 68-2 Montague 97-2; Souris 32-2 However, this being the 35th an- ce aerobatic flyers a featur- anniversary powered The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri. Apr. 24, 1959. 3 od part of Air Force Day at | flight in Canada, the celebroti . a RCAF Station, Summerside, July| at vartous, bases. will be held to e ; L ‘o gy ES: coincide with the visk of the "i | The Hawks, a six<man troupe/ stunt experts. ew oealin FFANGEMEN?A erst wee el Mtrags Pass are not yet com: are designated to be/ pleted, this team is expected to sa ; 5 ae the highlight of Air Force Dey) perform at the Canadian Na- + . ze i ed by simultaneous open houses | National Exhibition tn Vancouver . e and ceremonies at air force-sta-Tamt<at other ~ big-—shows-—and- SUMMERSIDE BUREAU | assisted Joe Clark and Char-}| The Women’s Institute display : : Ge Game GuAmpaan lies Meese in the matter ctlis cake ae dienes "th Mrs. ° sung by Mrs. Kenneth Norris. Lobster suppers at the Sum- | booths. Dorothy MacQuarrie, with Les) INOCU Ss Pallbearers were Milton Fras- merside Lobster Carnival will be| The entertainment committee | Jenkins in charge of the display aS er, William Fraser, Vernon Ross, enjoyed from seating arrange-|in under the chairmanship of Joe| of fishery products. Gi 62 George Clarey, Colin MacDon- ments which will be located along | Clark, assisted by George Wot-| The- publicity committee has iven ald and Lester MacDonaid. the 12 foot wide balcony walk|ton. George Wotton as chairman, with Fiower bearers were Russell extending around the Summer-| W. E. Jenkins is chairman of | Cliff Brown, and Bob Schurmas SUMMERSIDE — A total of |tmt Genebal nd ne

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fairs. .

"|ment be supplemented with spe- OF THE GUARDIAN | to the call, the fire was kept Fs a cialty numbers by local talent.| A grass fire whtch raged out of | from spreading further. ee ae ae eo * are lee {30 FLOATS control yesterday afternoon, de-| The Barns. 25 by 35 ft. and 30 — -— Dragon Wells Carnival director Charlie Hog-|stroyed two barns owned by | by 60 ft., were in a good state of |Whim Road, whose death occur- . oe an announced that 30 floats have | Klaas Brink of Union Road. repair. The smaller had formerly |"ed suddenly at his home Tues- Massacre Raymond Durant of Summer-{Morrison and MacRae Ltd. heights and was hired by the|been assured for the carndival The fire, which started about 3| been the Union Road Methodist day was held from the Church of With Baz Sulli Mena| What you can do side nimbiy climbs 120 feet to the The mobile radio system is to|telephone company to assist im |parade, and there are more than| pm was unattended at the time,| Church and wes moved to it’s | Christ, Montague, yesterday af- F .

top of the standpipe yesterday

be installed in four of the con-

afternoon to assist in installing a|tracting firms cars and will also

‘radio antenna for the Island|be connected with their central

rigging the new antenna. The work is being carried out under the supervision of Earl Smith and

ISLAND Georgetown Plagued

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RETURNS HOME

George A. Bowness returned te his home in Summerside on Wednesday after spending a very pleasant winter with his sons and daughters in Kilmar, P. Q.; Toronto, Ontario; Fort St. John, B. C.; and Baltimore, Maryland.

at wharfside. PROMOTED TO WO02

The promotion to warrant of- ficer second class of Raymond G. Jay, son of Mr. and Mrs. James B. Jay, Morell, has been an nounced by the RCAF.

Born at Morell, WO Jay enlist- ed in the RCAF in January of 1942. He was stationed at various points across Canada including 18 months at RCAF Station, Sum- merside, before being transferred to his present post at Goose Bay,

MacINNIS FUNERAL — The

GEORGETOWN — A rash of grass fires plagued Georgetown on Thursday afternoon and kept citizens on the run from one fire

to another in their efforts to keep them under control.

a barn on the vacant property formerly owned by Mrs. Nancy Robertson who is 101 years of age, was threatened but the fire hose was laid from the resevoir on Victoria Street and water was

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played on the racing flames just in time.

A large crowd of citizens gath- ered at the scene of the different fires and woked strenuously with shovels and boughs to assist greatly in stopping the further

home at Lake Echo, 12 miles east of here.

Mrs. Herbert Saunders said she heard an explosion seconds before the fire broke out. Her husband works in Charlottetown.

25 other possibilities for floats from Summerside. > Purchasing of the lobsters will

rector Hogan as chairman.

Proposed duties for the 1959 carnival as tentatively suggeste- ed at last night’s meeting will delegate to the Board of Trade the arrangements for the official opening, and the. maintenance of an information booth.

The Rotary Club will be respon- sible for track and field events, a souvenir booth. and a cane booth. |

The Kinsmen Club will \conduct the dances and crown agd anchor booths

The Y's men have been re- quested to eonduct the Sea Queen contest, and coronation parade, the boat races, supper tickets,

conduct the doll carriage parade and the soap box derby. i

Parades and floats will be un- der a committee with Dave Carnegy as chairman, while Jim

MacLean will head a committee,

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Tour Is Topic At Thursday Club Meeting

SUMMERSIDE — A commen- tary by Ross MacKenzie on a Carribbean-South American trip, and of his contact, with the Y's Men's Club of Caracas, Vene- zuela, with whom Mr. MacKen- zie was thair guest, was a high- light of the Y’s Men's meeting

of the club’s year.

Morley Bell spoke on a swim- | ming site used by the Y's Men's Club which is hoped to see devel as @ Prince County touri@ site. While this would be a government develop- ment the Y's Men’s Club would be allowéd to operate as for- merly. necessitating some changes and improvements in| the bathing house.

Chairman of the meeting last | night was Tommy Phillips. Don | Adams was song leader: pian- | ist was John Leuty, and fines- master was George Key.

certifying the man is if and un- | able to appear. i

If a certificate is presented, | it was indicated the case might be adjourned for a few weeks because the arresting officer is being transferred to Charlotte-_ town. Bail of $200 was con- | tinued.

A man of no stated address was fined $$20 and costs on a charge of possessing liquor at a place other than his resi- dence

Mag:str ate R. S. Hinton, QC, presided.

Cinemascope = Cen COMING Monday - Tuesday

paid by April 28th.

ed civil defense. co-ordinator for the Town of Montague at a spe- cial council meeting held last night at which all councillors were present. |

The appointment was made as requested in a letter from Major O. R. Simons. civil defense co- | ordinator for P.E.I.

Following this nomination, it was decided that his worship should represent the town of Montague at the conference of Mayors and municipalties to be held the later part of May and the first of June in North Bay, Ontario.

funeral of the late Daniel Alfred omsaniniae % | a —-ainne Sion ae Re MacInnis was held on Thursday ‘

morning from his late residence, Impaired Case CAME oO | pea Beek, -t0 Mt. Coliberts Is Adiourned Kensington

church, St. Theresa’s, where Re- quiem High Mass was celebrat- ed by Rev. Basil Crokent P.P., who also conducted the service

at the grave. Pall bearers were| |

Edward Birt, Earl Hayden, Jo

seph Kelly, Lea Finlayson, Ollie| ~~

Myers and Joseph Lawlor. The following were flower bearers:

SUMMERSIDE The case of a St. Eleanor’s man _ charged wth driving while imoaired | was adjourned until this morn- ing when the man was :mable to appear in Magistrate's Court because of sickness Thursday.

FFi, Sat. 7:15, 9:15. Matinee Sat. 1 p.m. Virg- inia McKenna, Paul Sco-| field, \Jack Warner in “Carve Her Name With

the Lakehead to the Pacific, is|of the Maritime provinces and| precipitation is forecast for Van- expected to have below-normal|northwestern British Columbia.|couver and southwestern B.C.

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Songs from rock and roll num- nd eventful of the way.

The postponed annual meeting of the Mont- | ague Community Welfare League will be held at the Town Hall on May 28th at 8 p.m. Residents of

Montague who are interested in their community

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‘Telephone Company who in turn | office here. Mr. Durant had has be do’ special committee, |- ae sang “What are doing the job for.the firm of! long experience in working at|Art Holland. pe Bye sf Bialh me mdrnge 0 or ee ee the property one year ago. “The Light In The Forest”! New Super Flo-Tone... first carnival will be handled by a cen-| “tickens, the house There was a small amount of|40d “Abide With Me,”\ and a | rubber latex paint to give you @ ; ; ; shed. Through the efforts of “ Lo : . of ~ tral committee with carnival di- and the Montague Fire | insurance. solo, “Beyond The Sunset,” was truly wide choice beautifull neighbors . decorator colors . .. 1322 of them

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A small but fierce zrass fire | spread of the flames. aed a lcheiee booth. 0 : DELICACY APPEARS for a time threatened the B. A. _| last night. NT : Fresh _ herri ared on|Service Station on Kent Street ‘ ’ by Canadian yy os €x-| Registration forms were -eom- Mayor Yeo PAI 7 tl dome hensniardde’” neciauti and nearby homes. At at same City Man’s Home ed erate ie bear| Dicted by those planning to at- ™ Cc. A. SHAW, DOUG BR menues for the first time yes-| ‘ime practically all of the com ‘ toh aad beat on duane 2r|tend the Maritime conference | Is A inte ' ‘ LAS Os. terday mon lots on the east side of the Burned In Fire PThe RCAF ee eo in Moncton on a month of May ppo Secretary-Treasurer. & JONES LTD. 2 The fresh fish was provided by |#wn were afire and a barn on beak anelannl canteen; ‘ex/ereale weekend. 2 od tos as aa Cecil Sonier who made the first |the property of the late Wiickiy| DARTMOUTH, N. S. (CP) — |booths, dog and doll ‘bootn, and! eee or eee ae Co-ordinator aa eee — this sea- dethemel ~ On this property| A mother and five children were |2 chocolate wheel booth. | Joint Y's Mens’ YMCA activi- ¥ ahorts 2 oe oe ‘a spring-|the house was seriously threat-| left homeless Thursday when eee ik ties. — — By a unanim- time ica quickly ened. i ir four-room . ee : oe Ken Walker was appointed | 0US vote the town council, ——— — Farthur along the same street five destroyed. thet. fom to look after parking, and to Satieits atthan ‘ted tes oraee Mayor Bruce H) Yeo was appoint-

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Danny Grant, Raymond Fisher Defence Counsel J. Watson .and Buddy Campbell. Interment MacNaught. QC, will appear Pride”. | took place in the church ceme- +today with either the accused : tery. The funeral was largely at- man or a doctor's certificate | : tended. Prciessional Cards | ‘ on ts egular Fri i Dance Chartered 1 9 oo Accountants at the | "T. Earle Hickey & Co. pee idenide, PL Phene 3808 Dancing from 10:00 till 1:00 Ee Insurance BR. E. Ellis & Son Limited Both modern and old timers Adm. 50c fire — Auto — Casualty ' . e » = 5 Summer St. Summerside | £? This Comprehensive Service Includes: Optometrists @' Scrub , clearance @ Farm pond construction , E. & Parkman THEATRE @ Disc plowing @ Manure loading and spreading Opt. D, 2.0. . * PHONE 3287 @ Sub soilin * ee a MONTAGUE || r B. ds ip R.O. re SS . : Fri. 8:20 P.M. - | @ 2 Caterpillar tractors, a Rome disc, cat subsoiler, Balderson manure i SMALLMAN’S BUILDING Sat. 8 and 10 p.m | loader and semi-trailer truck ensures a fast service anywhere in . , cK! April 24 . 25 t P.E.1 "The Read Studios Ronee 2 et we. cd E. D. W. SEARS Jiddltbe- bales ISS a ee @ Nacharge for travelling. : a charge for trav Barristers TORECAST MOSTLY COOL “KING CAROLE” George R. MacMahon, Much of Western Canada. form | bec, central Ontario, a large part| Ontario and Quebec while light F Elvis Presley — Carol Jones — Dean Jagger

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