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Cha rterod Accountants

1'. Earle Hickey Canadian Bank of Comm w i

Building 7 Suanmenlde, P.E.I. - Phone us:

W. Albert Robertson P. E. I. MUTUAL BUILDING Granville It Water Street

Summer-side DIAL P. 0. BOX Si 681 INS URANC E

R. E. Ellis 8'. Son Limited Firs - Auto - Casualty

5 Summer St. Sumo: ald-

Opi'ometristsE B. F. Hunter, R.O.

Summerslde P.E.I. -. Phone siiu Hedlirr Slslet Mm Edmund M"- ' iNeill, Richmond.

S)IALL)IAN'S BUILDING

A. Raymond Grant, B.Sc., OJ). :3! Water street summorsidn Above Maurice mum Men's Wear,

Dentists Dr. J. A. Doiron

Dial 2386 Gummeraldo

Ihis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund F. Arsenault.

PHONE 3.330 Sophie. AT? MEG . cnuchc.

in the Legion Home with a good SDIALLVIAN BUILDING attendance-

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- . .,..i-uara Day recently vis- Mr. Louie Arsenauit is visiting Miss Helen Gallant, and niece. recently visited in Mis-

Biiigo uas hold on l-ririay night

Mr. and Mrs. John Waldron re-

PHYSICIANS

L. K. ZIELINSKI, MJ).

General Practitioner

Molpeque Bond ' Kenalngton. P. E. 1. Phone: Kenslngton I

VETERINARIAN

Dr. J. R. Cunningham

DIAL 2520 Water st. East

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Wednesday and Thursday August 11-12

"THE RACKET"

Starring: Robert Mitchum, Limbeth Scott, Robert Ryan:

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turned to their home here after a ;pieasant visit in N. B. While on his vacation Mr. Waidrim had the mis- ifortunc of receiving injuries to his shoulder. His many friends here trust he will be able to be about as usual soon.

Miss Agnes Power has returned in his home Mont Carmel. after spending a year in Antigonish Con- vent, Antogonish. N. S.

Mr. Reggie Gallant of U. S. A

children. are visiting their par- ents in Mnnt Carmel. His many friends are sorry to

learn Mr. Albenie Arsenault has entered the Provincial Sanatorium for treatment.

Misses Marie and Theresa Aucoin of Toronto. are visiting their pet- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Gal- lant.

Mr. Amedus Gallant. Moncton. N. B.. recently vacationed with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Gallant, Mont Carmel.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Richard and daughter, Muriel. Moncton, recently visited Mr. and Mrs. John J. Richard, Mont Carmel. -

accompanied by his sister. and two (11

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zil(l's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil B. MacNelll, Riverside. Lot 18.

Miss Jessie Chaplin, Boston, who has been visiting relatives here, has returned to her home.

Mr. and Mrs. .lohn J. Bigelow, Mr. Lorne S. Bigelow, Southwest, Lot 18, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson. Moncton. N. 8.. were rec- ent visitors to Enmnre River.

Mr. Hazen Ramsay of Southwest and his bride-to-be. Miss Mary Birch, were honored at a mis- cellaneous shower recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ram- say. Mrs. Robert MacLaurin play- ed the bridal chorus while the young couple was escorted to the seat of honor by Mr. and Mrs. Erskine Forbes. Agdecorated bas- ket of gifts was carried in by Misses Edith Ramsey and Vera Chsppell. Gifts were unwrapped by Mrs. Garth MncLean and Miss Mary MacLaurin. Hazen on behalf of himself and Mary thanked all for the lovely gifts. All joined in singing "For They Are Jolly Good Fellows." A sing-song was enjoyed and lunch was served by the is- es.

Alfred Gallant, a member of the Canadian Army at Halifax, rec- ently spent his leave with his family in Abram's Village.

Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Berthiaume and two daughters. have returned to Lawrence. Mass, after vaca- tioning with Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus A. Gallant.

Clarence Gallant R C, A. F. Rockcliffe. Ont., recently visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs.,Cyrus A. Gallant, Abram's Village.

Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Arsenaiilt, roc- ently married in Toronto. MH Ar- senault is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Augustin P. Arsenault, Abram's

Seven boats at Summerside awaited the starting whistle of Fisheries Inspector P. C. Martin at 12 Noon, Standard Time, when the lobster fishing season opened on the south side of the Island. task of loading the traps aboard the boat was completed in mid-morning. and about 11:30 am. lines were cast off and the crews cruised around in the water between Holman's Wharf and the new Marine Wharf as they impatiently waited for the noon starting whistle which headed them through the choppy waters of the harbor past the light house to still rougher water on the fishing ground: be- yond. The crews of the three boats above keep an anxious eye on ,await his starting signal, and in the background is a part of the new frostproof rpotato warehouse y-which is presently being constructed on the Marine Wharf.-(Photo by Wotton).

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the Fisheries Inspector as they

compariied home by the groom's two brothers, Zlnou and Ernest and his sister. Yvonne.

Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Arsen- ault of New York, spent some time visiting in Abram'a Village. They visited Mr. Arsenault's aged father, Mr. Joseph J. Arsenault. also Mrs. Arsenault's sister. Mrs. Frank 1''. Arscnault.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo D. Arsenault had as recent guests. Mrs. Arsen- ault's brother. Sylvere Arscnault and Mrs. Araenault of Chelsea. Mass, accompanied by Mr. Emil Arsennuit of Chelsea, who visited hisl brother, Mr. Joseph T. Arsen- au t.

Visitors at the home of Mr. Joe. T. Arsenault are his son, Etienne. a member of the armed service at Lachine, Montreal. also his daugh- ter, Avola of Toronto.

Mr. and Mrs. Zoel Gallant and small daughter of Toronto, are via-

iting Mrs. Gallant's mother. Mrs. g

Frank F. Arsenault. They also vis- ited Mr. Gsllant's parents. Mr. and

Mrs. J. W. Gallant. Cape Eg- mnnt. Mr and Mrs Phibert Arsenault

had as guests. Mr. and Mrs. Ger- ald Wedge and daughter. Marie. also son Fidele of Montreal. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Chnisson of Chelsea. Mass. and Mr. Joseph Arsenault. brother of Mr. Arsen- ault. BM.

EXPECT MORE TRADE

CALGARY, Alta. (CP)--Expsn- sinn of trade between Canada and New Zealand is expected as a re- sult of a trade liberalization policy announced by the Ne Zelland government. N.S. Mountain of Montreal, New Zealand trade com- missioner in Canada, said in an

interview Sunday. Mr. Mountain is on his first official trans-Canada tour to promote trade between the

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Coloured Cartoon Village. The newly-weds were ac- two Commonwealth countries. 9

Messrs. Rene Leonce. and Robert Arsenault of the R.C.A.F. recently spent their Iurlougha with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Tilman A. Arsenault.

Mrs. Sterling MacLean. who had been employed in Goose Bay. La- brador, for some time has taken up residence in hcr former home, Southwest. Lot 16.

Mr. and Mrs. Ottis Macxinnon left recently for Cape Wolfe, where Mr. Macl-(innon is employed.

Mr. and Mrs. Basil McDonald and family of St. John. N. 8.. were recent guests of Mrs. MacDon-

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