i} |Carlenton Siding intersection of t}the Trans-Canada Highway near i |Borden resulted

A two-car collision at the

in injuries to

six occupants, three of whom

‘SUMMERSIDE BUREAU | juries. Mrs. Bastedo,

OF THE GUARDIAN from multiple bruises and ab-' pital at Summerside with facial \ irasions was detained in hospital |lacerations and shock, while her of {OT observation, as was their husband suffered bruises ; young daughter who has multiple|was shaken up in the collision. jlaceratjons of her face.

Occuzants of the Schurman)man car,

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‘GUARDIAN NEWS BUREAU TELEPHONES: Summerside 8031; Alberton 68-2; Montague 97-2;

Carleton Siding Collision. Sends Three To Hospital

suffering |

Souris 32-2

Mrs. Schurman is also in hos- |

and Difference in size. of the new, compact Chevrolet Corvair and

The third person in the Schur- the conventional Chevrolet for

Ernest Arnett of

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TWO TYPES OF NEW CHEVROLET

ches long with a wheelbase of 108 inches. The Chevrolet Impala show here is 210.9 in-

51.3 inches high, five inches lower than the Impala. Most notable changes in convention-

Se Guekient” wed outaeave | included Mr. and Mrs. |Chelion, also had facial lacera-| 1960 is illustrated in this photo- | ches long and has a 119-inch | al Chevrolets are in front and » wt , |Schurman and Ernest Arnett of tions but did not require hospit- graph. The Corvair is 180 in- | wheelbase. The Corvair is ' rear-end styling. damage to both cars. | Chelton. Slization. 7 This has been the third ser- e i ere ieee) Mass., two’ sisters, Mrs, Bernard NEW UN LIB ¢ ao at this crossing P.E.I. Relatives Davis and Mrs. pon Hale both rer : The ecehient seared: about | Receive Sa News rhe funeral was held from Os-|Plans for a modernistic new: li- p.m. between a Chev car good Funeral Chapel Friday, |brary to house the UN's growing a esate rn Bastedo pedbere} T.J. Inman and Mrs. Carrie | \Sept. 1th, at 2 p.m. with Rev.|collection on international affairs merside, whi was proc ing | ‘ Reeves, Bédeque, recently ; SAMPLE SHOWN OF ALBERTON INDUSTRY — west towards Borden, and a ‘ ceived word of the death of thea | omer 3 IS ga rt gees were announced Tuesday by Sec- With » 40foot sample of Is | representatives of Alber- | Kinch of Alberton while inter- | {27 Chev Sou b> Prgms 9 ee Furie an eee ene sae ‘oe peor 4 ‘ land indusiry-in the form of | ton Industries are seen — rere — en proceeding from Cape Traverse 8th at his eos He and his cost will be id by a. tl i. a newly built fishing boat a- | above on Queen's Wharf |in | pag fae eS hee through the intersection towards," , | wife- had’ just recently returned ACES COLOUNE ‘oundation. The three - storey, board a truck drawn trailer, | Summerside with Philip “Pip” | constructed at Alberton. meer : ALBERTON BUREAN Councillor Travers ts leaving from Boston, Mass., and although; Cologne in Germany was al-) | marble and glass building, topped Mr. Bastedo, his wife, and OF THE GUARDIAN Alberton to reside in Summer. He had been in failing health for ready a thriving settlement when|by a penthouse lounge, will be wounerae daughter all were) ‘he electors of the Town of |side. some time his sudden death was it was colonized by the Romans|located 4n front of the UN’s sky- y tates. to poanegedi es Summerside | Ajnerton have the opportunity, Nominations are to be handed | unexpected. jim AD 51. scraper headquarters. where he + released after eX-| today to nominate residents to in at the office of the fown| They moved to St. Petersburg amination minor chest in-'¢i) two vacancies on the Al- clerk, Miss Thelma Ahern, :to- four years age from _Reading, | m Council. day. Mass., where Mr. Teed was sup- DEATH NOTICE | Councillors Donald Campbell If more than two persons are ervisor of one of the A and *

r ? | MRS. J. PETER GREENAN |: . ; ; -B EF I S idee Stud In Souris On August 30th after a linger- jg ee Fan ge Peet Present councillors are. Rich- sansa Sr gr gain a8? : : is in order to have more time ptersbur aw ‘S| ’ ing illness the soul of Mrs. Peter to carry out his duties as a ard Jeffery, Gerald Rooney, Roy Royal Arch Masons, Boston, |

ward to meet a just reward from

Greenan winged it’s way Heaven-:

and Clayton Travers resigned |at the last regular council meet-

member of the Provincial Leg-

nominated, an election will

held on October 14th. a member of

was

Leard and Albert Clark. Win- Vass

be stores before his reirement. He | the eee

Min-m-m! Do this FIRST to Meats!

i i

He is ‘survived by his wife, the

HOSPITAL’ PATIENT SOURIS BUREAU | co-operatives; Wendell Birt.!, merciful Sa h islative Assembly. ‘ston Currie is the mayor. i: Mrs. Lorne Reeves, Freetown OF THE GUARDIAN | Mayor of Souris, and Witires | hed ved — ‘i Tr od ray er ————— former Mae Inman, Central Be-| Village is a patient in the Prince! A co-operative housing peatect Wright, a member of the towm re ao Cevoury 1 Tl te the Island where she met and) deque, Prince Prosar ose ae County Hospital, Summerside. |™May get underway in the Town) council. : : married Peter Greenan of Brae; L ki Cc} and one step daughter, rs. . @. eee of Souris next spring should a/ Harry Verhoven, co-op ibaa! In her 8ist. year she was born some years later they and family | ar in, ects "| Harry Callahan, Jamaica Plains, VISITS MOTHER project to be undertaken this fall| visor for eastern Kings, was '" South Melville, daughter of the voved to South Melville and ——$ THEN : Miss Georgie Kennedy, R.N.,| and winter prove satisfactory. chairman. jlate Thomas Malone and Mary|j.:e- to Charlottetown. “a Trial By Jury Campbellton, P. E. I., pleaded oe8 Truro N.S. is visiting her mother,| Speaking at the first prelimin-{ A second meeting will be held Anne McGuigan. Eldest in a fam- ‘her departure from South Milville | guilty to a charge of assault cooK T . Mrs. Earl Kennedy, Kensing- ary meeting of interested parties! next Monday night. It will feature | ly of thirteen children, she was she extended her charity in giv- : . ‘against another man and was 0 AY ton. held in-St.(Mary’s Hall last night, | the election of officers. an outlime |P™edeceased by three brothers ‘ia bt Sauls 0 & See Hee SL MMERSIDE— A Charlotte- given a six-month Quapended sen- } : Reid Sangster of the St. Francis! of the history of co-op building, | Joseph, Alphonse and Thomas; Vincents Orph “Louis Fit = |fown man, William Wendell Lark | tence and was ordered to post FARE-THEE-WELL! CALLED HOME Xavier Extension Department de-| and a question and answer period. | Also two sisters (Katie) Mrs. |) "en's Orphanage tz" \in, pleaded not guilty in Magist- |i inq of $1,000 to keep the peate Mr. and Mrs_ Arnold—Allen| ccrb8 haw the project developed| It is hoped that the guest|John Whelan and Dorothy who P@!tick. now grown to manhood jrate's Court here yesterday to} Cr "i. tiowatt of Cape Trav. ily wi and family. amd Miss. Marie| in Nova Scotia and outlined the speaker will be Mrs. Dunn of Pie-|died in early girlhood r and residing in Halifax who paid ‘charge of breaking. entering and ee ere oer eer Thee — and the whole family wilt = Ottar oi jm 2 : " : ‘“ her periodical visits and showed! ; erse was convicted of having . fare very well indeed! How can you Hughes of Ottawa, arrived OD | various steps required in the! tou, N.S.. who has been extremely} She leaves to. mourn her’ pass- : theft at the store of. Athol Cot-| 3. and control of a motor i Friday, ca¥ed home by the | organization of a building ¢~-op. active among similar groups m/ing her sorrowing husband, two his gratitude in eoming to attend iton in Kensington. on Aug. 3rd. vehicle while in anm~ intoxicated ~~ i Waee you senate Ae 9 iiness and sithsequent death of! Other speakers at the meeting Pictou Counts | step-daughters, Mrs. Ivan Dev- | her funeral. He elected trail by judge and —pniition and was tned $100 end eook, with a perfect blend of many their mother, Mrs. George Hugh- attended by over 40 citizens im-| Mr. L abelle warned that a com | ereux\ ( Vonnie) .Spencer, Mass! She died’ peacefully, well pre- jury and was remanded until costs or 15 days of the mare then Game es. Norboro. | cluded. George Labelle of the SDU | siderable time should be spent. im! and Mrs. F. Lyman Dunsford pared by her good pastor Rev. | Oct. 6th. | - tL oe cee SCHWARTZ -Schwargz Spices. That's tangy 3 bah Extension Department; J.G. Den-| study efe wre venturing into such |; Dorothy) of Charlottetown also! | Father Roche, also Rev. Clare| Two youths from Alberton South | Schwartz Mustard ... made from a GALEANT FUNERAL— The ji, provincial Seen of | a project. liens) atebenee (3 E ait MacDonald both of St. Dunstans | pleaded guilty to breaking. en-| eegoaese recipe that’s been a carefully » funeral for Mrs. Joshua Gallant | | Ronald ‘J B ' eames *- 4nd Basilica parish: to meet her | jtering and theft at an unoccupied | Mus ta rd guarded secret since the Schwartz took place -® Tuesday real] + Pred es wr harlottetown and) Heavenly Judge. In her case it |house in Alberton. Each was | UNION MEETING MOUTAROE PREPAREE . family beought it from Holland from’ the Hennessey Puneral| .re est Devon, to whom’ was well done good and faithful | given a one-year suspended sen- 1 Semmaee 6 mt. enana, mo over 118 years ago Home to St. Pe ‘ick’s Church, | ue ee ee ie al servant.” | tence. | Local 321, Souris, will hold " r Ms s i 3 eo 23 Atlantic ouse u eS Gee ce ee er on ik ass i . wo 2nd. to St. s sit IR See9 enn aetna " : Rev. T.P. Butler, who also con-| she also leaves one sister Rita) ialacie Requi Rosca manga acres dhdieheais Saline ais antha of W ednesdav evening, Sep- GS / ducted the service at the grave. Havelhill Mass and son, brothers by Rev. Claire MacDonald, who pathy bore silent testiment of the | jtember 30th mn Soe fe sate. Pallbearers. were Charles Mac- | John F. Jerome and Patrick | 33.4 conducted the service at the | esteem in which the deceased was|Credit Union Hall. All aul Donalg, James McKenna, Ray-* Havatah Mass. Ephriants M00) grave! : | held | members requested to at-| Look for the big white mond. Baglan, Frank Gaudet, ell, Philip, St. Peters, Anthony,! Rey. James Smith PP. Kel ws May her soul rest in peace | tend, . eee Peters and Hectert Kelly's Cross. : Cross was present in the re fe MUSTARD, PEANUT BUTTER. SPICES 1 it en ‘OSSESS of strong Christian | wary —. — rae acm cosa place SUMMERSIDE — H. Watson jconvention in Edinburgh. ‘principles her home life and fam- - he Pallbearers were Peter |\ CARD OF THANKS “ mn ” MEW — seiSoumes - . Spor h arian’s | #1, MED | Jamer, Agent General at ragesn ot report pab> . enters ily were the centre of her duties, |p, 16 Eimer Dunsford, Joseph | To our many friends and neigh- | W. H. SCHWARTZ & SONS, LIMITED... HALIFAX & MONTREAL

TO. MONCTON Mr and Mrs. Leland Nelson,

‘guest speaker at the weekly ae

House in London, England, penny

ross receipts of $2059 compared

although she was a kind friend

Flood, Frank J.

Flood. Charles | bors for their many and various |*

,t¢ any of her neighbours in time) \fonaghan and Emmett McQuaid. | acts of kidness extended to us lof any necessity all of whom de- Interment was in the Catholic | ‘and also for flowers, masses, let- plore her death. Cemetery. Funeral director was) ters and cards of sympathy re-|

Montague, were recent visitors cheon meeting of the Summers to last vears $2338

to Moncton, N.B. Rotary Club held yesterday ae

net receipts had not |

noon with the president R.E. El-,; been computed

=| However as all bills had

IN HOSPITAL lis presiding. not been received _In early life she went to the Robert Bradley, Charlottetown | ceived in our recent bereavement Robert McaDonald, an em- oe “3 d bed detail| Guests of the luncheon meeting U.S.A. and remained there a) Funeral Home. Beautiful Arise, Greenan and family wash Ployee at MacGowan Motors, an ex prone ore flag bar ad were Rotafian Taco Gowea: af number of years finally returning | Pieces, ninety-six Masses an a to say “Thank Y mu” " one and all

Itd., Montacue is a patient at | the Kings County Hospital. |

RETURN HOME Miss Belle Bruce, Boston, | Mass., and Mrs. Angus Mac-'! Leod Braintree. Mass. have re-| turned home after spending the!

past two weeks visiting their |the Atlantic Provinces were fais- brother, Neil Bruce, and their |ed to a position of prominence im} ‘St. r. X. Meets brother-in-law and sister, Myr:jthe eyes of industry, finance, / and Mrs. Peter MacDonald, Mill- | transportation, etc. in Great Bri-! Sailors Tonight | f town. They also visited their|tain as well as other countries. | O brother and sister-in-law, Mr.|! He described Atlantic House as) HALIFAX ‘CP)—The unknown 4 . : and Mrs. J.D. Bruce, High|being an observation post of the, quantity in the Nova Scotia Foot- Bank. Atlantic Provinces in Britain and/ball League — defending cham- } a |Europe; as a line of communica- pion St. Francis: Xavier Univer- eee ; iness| in this | sity igonish — wi i Professional Cards tion between businessmen in this sity of Antigonish will be un- O

Chartered Accountants

T. Earle Hickey & Co. | pait of the club by Rotarian Thane | 2!asuation. Canadian Bank of Commerce A. Campbell, Chief Justice. He | Missing, too, will be halfback Building was -also thanked by Dr. Roy;Tom Delaney of Portland. Me., Summerside, P. E. |. Phone 2238 Grant, on behalf of his wife and, one of the fastest backs in the |children, who were the recipients | league last year Insurance 'of-gracious hospitality, shown by | Stadacona dropped the league q : ey 2 5 ; : 1 : a R. FE. Ellis & Son Limitea |": Jamer and his wife during] opener to Shearwater, who were Our sample books have arrived and are available for your inspection. : a ee 3 ae \the doctors trip to England re-|beaten last Saturday by Dal- sal Samiadl me = he Coney Our Guaranteed Investment Receipts issued ‘for a

}country and those on the other | veiled

A.A. Scales, John Mungall.; Reagh Tinney,

some of its accomplishments | Rockport. Mas since its inauguration about fif- | Char lottetown ; teen months ago. Mr. Jamer sta-| Ross MacKenzie

ted that because of the opening; Arthur Clark, Charles Yeo, Eb!

Lowell Huestis and

of this office, which was attended | mer: fiMurphy, of Summerside.

by such notables as Sir Winston! Roy Turner all ‘Churchill and Lord Beaverbrook |

here tonight side of the ocean and also as a Stadacona Sailors.

base away from home fonbusiness! The collegians. Dominion inter- men who wish to use it. | mediate semi -: finalists last year,

Mr. Jamer was. thanked on be-

against

| cady while attending the. medica! ' ‘housie ‘Tigers.

§. Summer St.

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