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: Summerside _ A- B. Campbell, BA, LL.B.

Some of the brawling action) won the NB.

fn: Saturday night's! game at Al- lison Gardens in Sackville, N.B., in which the Summerside Aces

SOME UNSCHEDULED ‘ACTION

— P.E.L. inter- mediate “A” championship in three straight games. The Aces won the game after nearly ten

minules of overtime with e score of 5-3, and will now meet Windsor, N.S., Maple the Maritime Crown.

-Travel- Hungry Canadia Reported Heavy S penders

By HAROLD MORRISON Canadian Press Staff Writer OTTAWA (CP)—Travel-hungry

Canadians are distributing more dollars abroad than foreign trav- ellers are in Canada. And, in a way, these Canadians’ also are — ee

eer since the government lifted restrictions on travel funds in 1950, there has been a grow- ing deficit in Canada’s travel ac- count. More tourist dollars flow out than flow in.

‘From a surplus of $49,000,000 in 1950, Canada went to a deficit of $6,000,000 in 1951. This deficit has increased.each year. Last year it climbed to a record $192,000,000. RECESSION NO BAR

Canada’s foreizn spending rose even in the midst of recession In 1958, the flow of tourist dol- Jars into Canada dipped to $352,- 000,000 from $363,000,000 in 1957, down $11,000,000. Canadian spend-

_ing in other lands increased to

$544.000.000 from $525,000,000, up $19,090.000.

Details of where these dollars} ;

went are being prepared by the bureau of statistics. Preliminary information indicates: little change in the pattern. The big flow of tourist trade is between Canada and the U.S. But a lot of Canadians are making European trips and officials say this trend ig increasing.

Tourist trade :3 but one factor in Canada’s deficit in trade in goods and services. The over-all

_ WESTERN = GUARDIAN

BEDEQUE RINK — Listen to C.J. R. W. 12.10 and 5.00 p.m. for tonights hockey schedule.

KENSINGTON Rink tonight.

; Monday Farmers League semi-

finals Fourth Game if necessary. New Annan vs. Cavendish if not first game in finals Kensington

| vs New Annan. Game time 8.30

deficit dipped last year to $1,112,- 000,000, down $238,000,000 from the record $1,400,000,000 of 1957.

to gee aa, ¢ ta

$161,000,000 from $149,000,060 in 1957—but this was not entirely

annual repayments of $22,200,000

CYPRUS INVITATION LONDON (Reuters) — Prime Macmillan has been in-

ans

eS ee ee re 000,000 loan made by C. pen oy mae yn Pte ls waived in ' 1957. )

Shea Funeral Held Saturday

ALBERTON — The funerai of Raymond Shea of Montrose was held Saturday morning from the home of his son, Everett Shea, Alberton, to the Sacred Heart Church. The funeral was very largely attended.

Eleven of his twelve childres were present, one son, Ernest, of Vancouver was unable to be with the other members of the: family.

Solemn Requiem High Mass | was celebrated by Rev. Phelan McKenna, with Rev. Patrick Walsh as deacon and Rev. Clar- ence Pitre as sub<deacon. Rev. Lloyd McGaugh was master of ceremonies. Seated in the sanc- tuary were Rev. Nazaire Gal- lant and Rev. L. B. Dooley.

Honorary pall bearezs were:

.| Messrs. Edward Gaudette, Now-

ard Gaudette, Patrick Caltazhan, Kenneth Pridham, Dawson Quigley, Gordon Barbour, Joseph O'Rourke, Merritt Callaghan, John Wallace, James O’Brien, Don Campbell, Howard Bowness, Joseph Foley, Brydon Smith, Winston Currie, Frank McA‘duff and Dr. W.A. Shea.

Active pall bearers were six sons, Merritt, Patrick and Cari Shea.

Flower bearers were: Messrs. Clifford Shea, Stephen Burke, Leigh O’Brien,.Norman Warren, Leo McDougall, Ivan Smith, Ivan McKe , Huvert Camp- bell, Kenneth Quigley, Rale Mc- Kenna, James Shea, Ralph Gau- det, Lioyd — Alvin Shea,

cemetery. The service at the grave was conducted by Father McKenna assisted by Father

Pitre.

Bernard, Everett, Robert, |.

STS: a . 001 000 00— 1)

A. Fraser (M)

A. Rayner (A) /011 001 00— 3 of

2 P. M.

B. Hunter (8) 100 000 00-— 1 A. Sullivan (M) 022 213 14—15 C. Gordon (A) 000 300 00— 3 J. Harris (S) 212 O11 14-12 ‘P.M. R. Johnston (8) 201 001 11-6 E, Turner (A) 010 110 00-3.

Biggest Bonspiel In History" - Of Alberton Club Ends Sat.’

a0 300 05-08 | SO SS eee et e. Sy Some

F. Millman (A) 030 400 02 (1-ex: tra end) 10 is)

E. Cannon 102 014 100— 9

A, Sullivan (M) F. Bryan (A)

J. Harris (S) A. Fraser (M)

9 P. M.

A. Rayner (A) J. Cudmore (MM) C. Gordon (A) B. Hunter .(S)

130 411 21—13

100 010 21-6 O11 030 00—5

101 100 22-7

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Accident NVicti

3 recently. by his par- , Doucette who are returning home | re er v abies: Diinaihi. Miminegash, his brother-in-law and sister,

|Mr. and Mrs. John Barrett, Alberton.

Trinity Explorers Meet With W.M.S.

SUMMERSIDE — On. Friday afternoon the Explorer group

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p-m. ; sam marry ome ual Attention Sportsmen welcome sponsored by Clinton | ; : . _ || There will be an important meeting PERSONALS ot the Mrs. Edgar Doull, is confined to |} PRINCE COUNTY FISH AND GAME eS cue yoamtes woomiea| ASSOCIATION treatment. ~ in the | | -Professional Cards AA Sesus, Water Street West, S'side ! Tuesday, March 24th at 8:00 P.M. Chartered The fishing season and upland game will Accountants be discussed and all sportsmen are urg- “7. Earle Hickey & Co. || ed to attend. d Canadian Bank of Commerce | Buildi Summerside, Pp. E. L Phone 2235 Insurance |B. E. Ellis & Son Limited Firs — Avto.— Casualty 5 \ Sumner s. Summerside | “ Optometrists ; E. E. Parkman d Opt. D., 8.0. 7 PHONE 3287 i / *Summer St. Summerside B. F. Hunter, R.O. with your family, friends, Summerside, P. E. 1. Phone 3116 |~__ your church, by sending SMALLMAN’S BUILDING f flowers, the one gift that ; t xpresses the si ifi- Photographers oma the day. For the bei’ The Read Studies pif selection of flowering plonts, Spring's D. W. SEARS choicest cut flowers, and corsages, — We send Easter Flowers-by-Wire anywhere. \\ aah George R. MacMahon, You wubtden oomented (Also Kensington on Saturday's) PHONE 3321 * am Seummnbis | CRNERAL SF. SUMMERSIDE

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