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mi-ance Service. W. Boyd Beairsto. Kenslnglon.

..s1-IPARATOBVS. millters. also "my separators at bargain prices. uwgon Cotton. DeLavtil dealer. 3; Central Street, y-Sumrncrslde. Surnmerside, phone 2447.

-KE.li-GLO. The Miracle Lus- m Finish for Kitchens. Bathrooms and Finest wood work. looks and washes like baked enamel. Sold by The Summerside Hardware Co.

..nREADAl.BANl-1 PASTORAL (liiAR(ir1-services Sunday. Mar. End: Rose Valley it a.m.; North G)-anl'lliP. 3 p.m.; Pleasant. Valley, 730 p.iu. Rev. W. B. MncPhaii, llinlstcr.

-3Elll'lQIlE RINK lodziy, Silt- mmy, 1 to 2. junior hockey prac- me; 2 tn 4, school skate; 8 to .10. regular skate. Good ice and sev- eral new records. Admission 25 cents.

-n()('Kl-'.l' lirdcuiio Rink, Mon- 'li .'tr(l. Fifth some of

duh - . ,,'C..,,,. South Shore sonn- finais. Summcrsirie High School

vs. Fri--i vn Royals. Admission 25 and an. summerside must win

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Frank Wall. Iepresentatlvt 05! Office and 00-! House.

-TRY nnamvs fresh chicken

Whether Summerlide. the rink- less town of the Maritlmea. wants a rink or not. was the main question on the agenda at a spec- ial meeting of the Citizens Com- mittee held last evening at. the Canadian Legion Home.

The commitu is composed of representatives of various service clubs. the Town of Summerside. the Canadian Legion. the Depart- ment of Physical Fitness, and in view of the fact that the only available rink. Notre Dame Street

hlddi9. IIYSG Can Only 356- outdoor arena. will no longer operate, the committee went on -THE LADlES' Aid of the record as unanimously agreeing

Prince County Hospital will hold their annual Centre Ward pan- try sale. Saturday. March 1st, at Holman's Grocery.

-NORTH BED!-IOU! UNITED CHURCH SERVICES. - sundgy, Sunday. Marc): 2nd North Bedeque 11.00 A. M. Wilmot Valley 3.00 P. M. Freetown 7:10 P. M Rev. J. K. Campbell. Minister.

-BORDI-ZN CHURCH SERVICE Srundnri March 2nd. at 8 P. M. in Legion liail. Bible School at 2 P. M. There will be no Bible Study until further notice. Mr. Howard Hunt of Toronto will conduct an services in the absence of the Pastor. Everyone welcome. Rev. D. M. Fraser, Minister.

-RETURN HOME-Mrs. George Gay and her daughter Judy. of Montreal, and Mr. and Mrs. Don- aid Hobbs and son David. of To- ronto. have returned to their re- spective homes. after attending the funeral of their mother Mrs. C. D. Maccnlium. While home they visited with their sister. Mrs. Clifford Rankin. Summerslde. S.

that something must be done. and done immedl tely. if Summerslde is to have a skating arena. whe- ther it is to be a natural ice rink or an artificial ice rink.

The Citizens Committee which was formed about a year ago. has made several attempts in the past to formulate a definite plnn whereby such an arena might be constructed.

With the opening of the Notrc Dame Street rink it was felt that. for a time at least. the lack of a skating arena was taken care

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However, the venture which was undertaken by Messrs. H. E. Gaudet and J. K. Curran did not receive the support of the gen- eral public and as announced sev- eral days ago they have decided to operate the rink no longer.

In the spring the dressing rooms and the canteen will be dismantled.

it was as a direct result of the closing down of this rink that the committee decided that once again the matters of a permanent arena for Summerside must he taken up and steps taken to pro-

Committee Discusses Question Of Siside Rink

Arlington Girl

Dies In Hospital

The death of Miss Myrtle Ram- say. 23. of Arlington. Lot 14. oc- curred at Prince County Hospital shortly before midnight Thurs- day night.

Miss Ramsay had been a pa- tient in the hospital since inst Saturday when she was brought here by plane from the Tyne Val- ley Health Center. after an un- successful attempt had been made to get blood plasma to the Cen- ter for her by snowmobile from Summerslde:

Miss Ramsay is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ramsay of Arlington.

It is not known for sure when the funeral will be held. depend- ing on road conditions. but ten- tative plans are hclng made for Monday.

The hody'vvlll he at Bmvness Funeral Home until today at least. The funeral will be at Port illll.---S.

Albany and Vicinity

The Shur Gain Mills here at

North Tryon recently unloaded a

Firelmahetpe

-Pin believed to have been caused by a chicken brooder broke out on Thursday morning duriru the height of the storm in a ware- house owned by the Malpeque Trading Company in Kenstngton. The the was discovered by Mr. William Delaney. who spread the alarm. and in spite of snow block- ed streets the Remington fire brigade responded immediately and by using the bucket brigade method were able to bring the blaze under control before any great damage was done.

The warehouse contain it I large amount of potatoes and feed, and had the blaze not been discovered in time would have meant a great loss for the owners and possible destruction of aiarge part of the town as well. 3.

0'leary Man Dies Suddenly z

Mr. Walter Neal. age 5.1 years. clothing manager of Jeily's De- partment Store at O'Leary. died of a heart attack on Thursday night at 0'Leary.

Previously he had been em- ployed at Winnipeg. Mam. Simp- sons in Halifax, N. S.. and nt Smnllm:in's l.td.. Summcrsidc. He wns horn in Kentucky. The late Mr. Neal was considered one of the best. clothing manager in the Mariiinies. His wife predeceased him some years ago and he is sur- vivorl by one daughter who lives

'Tryon:

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carload of western barley for feed. nnd mixing purposes.

Mr. and Mrs. Myron Dawson of Albany were recent visitors-to New Annan and Siimmerside. Mr. Daw- son rccentlv Sillll a truck load of carrots to the Summersldc airport

ivir. and Mrs.

in Ncwfountllaiid. FW.

Howlon and

Vicinity

Vincent Gallant

this guniu to stay in the running.

...r0STlt0NI-ll) Kcnsington urea .' Koiisliigfon rink. 7..'l0 pm. Frid.y, lllnrcli 7th. Open in schools in Kcnslngton and sur- rounding iliSil'i('lS. Competitor,-: :i(l- mittcd fret-. .

inquest into I Death Of S'side Couple

A Cnmni-r's jury iiill lie cm- piinnellrd this morning ill 9.3.0 by Dr. Austin Dc-liincy at the Prince

County Hospital to inquire into the cause of dcnth of Mr. ilfld llrs. Jnlin Grudy of Water St..

Sumnivrside who died in thc hos- pital list evening.

Locke Road and . . . Vicinity Messrs Triieman Harris and Dave Griffin of the Locke Road

were in 0'Leai-y on Saturday Feb- ruary ltith.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Klnch oi Al- berlon were visitors in Howlan on Sunday. Frbriiary l7th.

Mr Frrlrl Rix of the Locke Road was in n'Lrai-y on Saturday. Feb- ruary 23rd.

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Arsenault and family were visitors on Thurs- dtv ei-1-hint: February 21st at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Gal- lant. of Forest View.

Mr. Phillip Arsenault and Mr. lawrence Arsenault returned to their home in Fortune Cove on Friday. February 22nd. after spend- infl I few days in Forest View at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Des Roches.

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Gallant and Junior. accompanied by Mrs. -lilienh Arsenauit. on Saturday "fill!!! Februarv ltlth went to Bloomfield and Plusvllle. On Sun- ilv evening Mr. and Mrs. Gallant and Jimior returned to their home While Mrs. Arscnault remained to Mild some time with her fnmily in Bloomfield and Plusvllle.

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--SOCIA LEVENING. - Mr. and Mrs. Ivan liar-rlngton opened their spacious home at Spring Valley on Monday evening. February 23th. to the members of st. Stephen's Ang- lican Church and their friends for it social evening. Taking into ac- count. the many counter attrac- tions. there was a good attend- ance. and a pleasant evening was spent with parlour games and other amusements. Pleasing vocal numbers were rendered by Janet Murphy and Joyce Harrington in duct. and Mrs Hiram Harrington entertained the guests with amus- ins: readings. Musical plates. under the direction of Mrs Harry Suds- bury. was played, with prizes of pi-ettily decorated cakes going to Mrs Everett Sudsbury. Mrs James Murphy and Miss Janet Murphy. An assortment of articles were sold by auction with Mr. Leigh Paynter as auctioneer. and a gratifying slim resulted. Lunoh was served. when the hostess was assisted by airs. Hiram Harrington. Mrs. James Evans. Mrs. Cecil Campbell, Mrs. Everett Sudsbury. Mrs Hubert Csseley and others.-Bur

Personals

-Mr. Bruce Somers, Breadal- bane. has been spending some time in Summersidc with friends and relatives. 3

Nursing Sister Beatrice Rankin

of the Queen Mary Military Hos-'

pital in Montreal. is convalesclng at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R B. Rankin, in Sum- mcraide.

-The many friends of Mrs. W. R. Warremsummersfde, are pleas- ed to know she is improving in the Prince county Hospital. and hope she will soon be out again to continue her many activitiess

-Mrs. George Key has rzturned to her home in Bummerside after spending some time in Halifax with her daughter. Mrs. 0.0. Arts who has been seriously ill in the hospital. 3

-'rhe many frignds of Captain Basil Kelly of Summerside will re- gret to learn that he has reenter- ed the Prince County Hospital for treatment and all extend to him a sincere wish for it speedv re- covery of his good health. - 5.

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vide, this and future generations with such a necessary structure.

The committee felt that before anything definite can be under- taken complete information must be procured regarding cost of construction, type of rink to be built, and with such information they would then be in a position to go before the general public who it was felt realized the neces- sity and would support the move.

Acting as secretary of the meet- ing Mr. W. A. Ciirrle was in- structed to contact officials in various centers of the Maritime Provinces with a view to ascet- taining construction costs and all other information on which the

committee could bnse its esti- mates. '

It was hoped that this infor- matlon would be availalile in about one week. at which time the committee will again meet and formulate a definite course of action.-S.

Borden

and Vicinity

-Commimlon Water Officer El- don Darrach of H. M. C. 8. Corn- wallis arrived at his home in Bor- den on Sunday. February 24th. to spend a month's leave with his family here.

Miss Heather MacDonald little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving MacDonald. Borden. is a patient in the P. C. Hospital where. after a few days treatment. she will un- dergo a tonsillectomy. i

Ab. A. A. 8. Walter Westhavrr who has been spending a month's leave at his home in Borden left on Tuesday. February 20th. to rejoin H. M. C. 8. Stadacona. Halifax.

Messrs Roland MacArthur and Richard Jeffrey are busily engaged in Borden this week installing new phones and giving one party ser- vice to subscribers now on party lines. cablemen Ray Livingstone and George Kelly are also in Bor- den this week.

Mr. Ray Paynter. employee in the C. N. R. Mechanical Dept. Borden is proudly displaying I group of several large and very active cai- erplllars which he found by the railway track near the Ice house and transferred to Foreman Reg Rodgers office. Neither cold nor anow storms had effected't.hem in any way. Maybe this is I sign of early spring.

on Monday Mr. Joseph Gillan of Charlottetown who was authorized be Dept. of Industry and National Resources. came to Borden and took the deer which had been re- scued by the carferry on Sunday, from the barn of Mr. Jack Read. The deer which was a full grown doe seemed to be exhausted when it arrived here Sunday and submitted quietly to the petting it received but on Monday it was again its natural self, rather timid and frightened.

The weekly auction party of the Burden Women's Institute was held on Tuesday evening in the town hall with five tables playing. Ladies pi-in was won by Miss Catherine McInnls. gents by Mr. Joseph Gallant with consolation prises going to Mr. Foah Mc- Kenne. and Mr. M. Gallant. The freeseout prise was won by rte: Rita Bernard. This was are in: party until a ter e Lo-ritenexson

Ladies social club met. on was- day rein-uarv 20th at the home of Mrs. Lorne Oouains. Worship period was in charge of Mrs. W. S. Jardine. Roll call was responded to by eigh- teen members. Routine business was carried out including u. i for catering at rink and the friend- ly hour after the Sunday night ser- vice. All the woman in the com- munity are invited to the world Day of Prayer which will be held in the church hall on Friday Feb-. ruary 30th at 8:80 p. m. Lunch wll served by the hostess existed by Mrs. Res Rodgers and Mrs. Mau- rice Indie. i L

ANOIINI omsr Hauran district of Syria. of monuments of the Greek

Mrs.

Annan. and relatives in North Tryon and Albany.

and a supply of lumber for remod- elling and building purposes.

Walker of Bradford will be glad to know he is up and around again after heing confined to his home with a bad attack of flu.

Mr. Harry Qulgicv of lifmini Tr.l'0n was a recent business visit- or to Albany and Seven Mile Bay.

Dawson of the Cameron Chick Hatchery of Albanv. were business visitors recently to Tryon and Cra- paud.

The many friends of Mr. John Warren of Alhanv will he sorrv to

for some time. It is hoped that Mr. Warren will soon be out again He is one of Albany's oldest citiz- ens.

Mr. Earl Mavhew of the Shur Gain Co. of North Tryon and Mr Wendell Howatt, c-cw grader for Dixon's store. at North Ti-yon. got caught in the storm at Albanv and spent the ninht with friends The

Albany highway.

-Mr. Vvilliam McLr-llan of Al- bany is at present getting out some nice lumber fnr rebuilding pur- poses. Last week Mr. Mr:LI-ilan and Mr. Robert Carmichael lv-ulcrl a

Milling Co. of North Tryon.

the Albany St. Pals motored to Al- hcrton for a game of hockey with

attended

of the Alberton Regals.

visitors in Charlottetown. Mr. Wood reccntlv had his Ford sedan struck by a loaded truck at the North River bridge. causing considerable

put into running condition. congratulations are being ex- tended to Miss Marlene Thompson of Victoria. a former Trvon girl who was second with f.'i7 points in the junior Judclniz competition. sponsored by the Holstein Freisian Association of Canada. First. hon- ors went to Miss Adele Jardine of Freetown. P.E.I. who scored the highest in the Maritime compet- ition. 138 points out of A possible l50 points. ' -A

ICIIOOI. SAVINGS

MONTREAL - (CPl - Pupils under control of the Montreal Catholic School Commission de- posited 8715.001 in their miniature savings banks. according to the annunl report lust issued here. There are now 03.711 depositors. or about 04 per cent of the pupils en- rolled.

POWERFUL WORD!

Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg address in fast. often called the peak of American eloquence. runs less than 300 words.

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Service Ltd.

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full and Roman periods. now is inhab- ited ail; by ledouina.

Don Schurman and two children. Judy and Myra of New are visiting with friends

Mr. George McKay. M L.A.. Al-I Mm hany. has a number of chonncrs iii - dmmhtem his woodlot gi-tting out fire-w,onri

The manv friends -of Mr. Jack

Mr. Lorne, Camer-on and Mr Rex

learn he has been ill at his home

truck was left snow bound on the

number of choice logs to the Ives On Saturday afternoon. Ft-b. is

the Alberton Reizals. A large crowd and saw a good clean game of hockey. the best thLs sea- son to be played in the Alberton Rink. The score was 6-2 in favor

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wood of

North Trynn were recent business

damage to the car. It is now in Charlottetown being repaired and

ANNOUNCEMENT

We are pleased to announce the appointment of MR. ERIC-JESSOME as Manager of ltenslngton Feed

and son Neil of Upper I-Iowlan. spent a recent night in Bloomfield.

Mr. Ernest Brown of Halifax has recently been visiting with friends in I-loivlan.

I-MacAusland in 0'Lcary

and on

I-lcnry ivor- Sunday. Feb. 24th.

Miss Grace Arsenault was ti re- cent guest of her cousin. Mis Shir- ley Richard at Duvar.

Miss Slilrlrv Richard of Diivar was in Hcwlaii on Sunday. Feb. 24th.

Miss Freda Macllilllan of West Cane is sounding a few days at the home of he- sister. Mrs. Clayton Carruthers, Howlan.

Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Carruthers and son. David. and Mrs. Ben. Dilmville. wr-re visiting at the homi- of Mr. and Mrs. Cook at Cape Wolfe on Sunday, Feb. 17th.

Mrs. Alban Arsenaiilt and iam- liv have now loined Mr. Ar.-enault. They moved to the store on Feb. iii.

Friends in I-Iowlan of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dniiceite of Ebbsfleci. P.- E.I. are pleased to note thev have gone on a visit to relatives and friends in the U. S.

Fcrmln Perry left on Friday Feb. 22nd for a week's visit with mem- bers of his family in Charlottetown and Saint John, N. B.

Lauretta Arsenault. who spent ihP past. week at her home here. returned in her work in Summer- sidc on Thursday. Feb. 21st.

Miss Ruby Craswell of Bloom- field came to I-Iowlan on Sunday, Feb. 17th and is spending some time at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.R Dignan.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe J. A-xenault of Fortune Cove were in Howlan rm Sundav. Feb. 24th.. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alban D. Arsenault.

Mr, Leigh Griffin of Tignish has spent part of the winter in How- lan at the home of his grandfather. Mr. Ben. L. Arsenault,

Mr. Peter Gall-a;it of Woodstock was in Hnwlan on February 25th on business.

some of the-Tvo-odsmen resumed their work in the bush on Monday. Feb. 25th.

Due to the beautiful day on Sun- day. Feb. 24th.. there was a large rrowd attending Mass which was followed by Benediction of the Most Blessed sacrament at St. An- tl1ony's.

Mr. and Mrs. Alyre Gallant and family of Diivar were recent guests

Ifensington liink

SATURDAY, MARCH lat:

-Skating- 1:30-3:30 8-10 MONDAY, MARCH 3rd Second game finals East!-It'll Prince County Girls Cham- plonshipo Borden Girls

vs. S'side C. & B. Girls

Game 8 sharp One hour's skate after game

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Large Business During 1951 In.Crapaud Creamery

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The past year saw the largest Complete Visual Analym yearly business turnover in the G1...” "nu. history of the Crapaud Creamery '?

COIHPITI). since it was first or- 13”” 3”"''.h” It" 5”” M lend" Pl-ION! lll0 .,,,.y,,d M 1397. ing the Brookiaa team which are '

1-M. w" ,,.,d, known in ",9 used to haul pulp-wood from the IMALLMANI BUILDING .,..,e.,".yv. ,,p,," Kw," n 9,, Martin wood lot. This is being opqougfmg-g annual meeting of the creamery t""”9"9d W 3""'lm"5id9 hit held in Crapaud hall on Monday Wu”- of this week.

The report showed butter sales 7140 ml"! ffimdl of M1 7-C-

for the year totalling s200.000.00; feed sales of 385,000.00; and rev- enue from the cold storage plant 53.50000.

The top three patrons leading in cream production for the year. each receiving over two thous- and dollars for cream supplied to the factory, were fl) Charles Pooley. Tryon: (2) Albro Howntt, and (3) Ray Tanton, Kin- kora. R. R.