heating contractor,

Accused Fined

\town 38 and 38, Monctoe 38 | 32.

‘- .f - IL matvmex ..... eee . 2 7] | egion Home Cedetciews 1 32 | Outlook foe, Sunday: Sunny, | | la Yarmouth ....... Eastern ' Ne | k F , 5 28 snow occasionally mixed & : s Brea os rain, changing by evening to @ } | SOMERS tas, tite. | REA (CE The weet |e outers: ae i * ‘ | = “office says a distur’ colder by evening; cast ; Alberton and West Prince County; sie Pranch of tne Royal Canad graze southern regions today 25 with gusts to 40, shifting ie i | Friday sit when Gdeees made and dump considerable amounts the evening: to north 5 "om i 2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat. Feb. 10, 1962. off with fit of ale.of Precipitation. Snowfalls of high at Goshen 30 and 38. a4 + ; : | sbout tweat Perna liquor | {rom ve to 10 inches are ex- Outlook for Sundzy: Sunny, ; | and lesser amounts of cigaret. |Pected for the central parts of St. John River Valley: cloudy; 6 | tes, peanuts and candy | the district, with leSser amounts snow turning in the afte |p / jelsewhere. Strong gusty winds to snowflurries; little change 3 | eee vy made by breakiog | win around the distur- temperature; north winds J. Oe Oe rae ane ene, and by shifting to the Low-high at Fredericton 20 ing ae the bat is located | north its passage will bring 35, Saint John 25 and 35, | ’ * brook wasn't 4/2 inflow of colder air late to- mundston 10 and 25. 3 ’ until Saturday noon when the|°*”* Outlook for Sunday: Sunny.” 4 a i 1 ~)euretaker Harry Ellis opened| Regional forecasts: Bay of Chaleur: Cloudy; snow the Legion home. The Legion|_ Halifax and vicinity, South turning in the afternoon to snow- ; Branch is only open to its mem- Shore: en = — flurries; little =. tem- ; Agricultu i a uod barrel of No. 1 potatoes Monday, Thursday ionally with rain, chang- nerature; east winds 20, s i oo —. loaded on 4 — cone so it was closed = ing in afternoon to a few snow- ing by evening to north 20. tok ‘ ae Seemne nd yeprepsntatives | iS” teacher wal toe thd |aemmed ik Baek flurries; colder this afternoon; high at Campbellton 5 and 25. ; of the PEI. Matketing Board 1: nothing could be finalized | ‘The Sumsnéeside detachment |°#% Winds 25 with gales to 40, | Outlook for Sunday: Sunny. i and the potato industry met in until the end of the week in| pomp ; investigating shifting about noon to north 25. Moncton yesterday afternoon order to find out how much of = : Low - high at Halifax and Yar- High tide today at Charlotte- with §. B. Williams of the Can- 2% order these outside markets “of mouth 32 and *35. | town at'2.37 a.m. and 3.03 p.m. } ada department of agriculture, “ld want. if any. a WEATHER Gutiook for Sunday: Sumny. (At Rustico at 10.19 a.m. and : and representatives of the New 7S said that at that time # , Annapolis Valley: sree oa 10.23 p.m. panne ap eigh- ; : hon known much 6 NTO ag -| snow occasionally mixed w: minutes later than Char . pasate Apaeatey ae oder wal te meee ions ery vas 2 etnnaeaags rain, changing in. the afternoon lottetown.. Sun rises today at The purpose of the meeting {h\. province. fe x to a few snowflurries, mild, 7.00 and sets at 5.29 and rises wes to discuss details of the 1.. scriculture mlileter said | . Min. Max. |turning colder in afternoon; east Sunday at 6.59 and sets at 5.90 - federal government’s offer to asia ia day that the = _ Night Day (winds 25 with gusts to 35, shift- High tide Sunday at Charlotte- sesist in the reduction of large ‘y 2iq could mean that this |D&WS0B --+++ «++ 31b 4 jing about noon to north 25. Low- town, 3.33 a.m. and 3.45 p.m. ti —. “ ee pms. srovinne wilt be able te reduce oo eoeenes 3 7 a at Kentville 32 and 35. \Migh tide Sunday at Rustico, ae ictoria ° | Thursday that the federal gov- is, Polaip stocks by ae much 86) Calgary @ le ny NOPE 058 om. ont 78 pm. ernment has authorized aid to —” S7°08es. Regina . sg) |_Northern Nova Scotia, Prince a Move potatoes to non-North 4 ted Tmt anes? ™S"*ConweciaN ALUMINUM (Eien aed, Eases 3. FILMS Ba aid is to be provided 2Y ~The Norwegian - Swiss alum = ing in the evening to a few snow | FAST DAILY SERVICE ; . agricultural . stabilizAtion ,,,,, urries; mild, turning colder by Mail your Black & White. c board and will take _— annm plant at Segeee Gee 21 jevening; east winds 25 with also Film to— ALBERTON BLAZE SEEN FOR MILES of direct payments to’producers ©" Norway is planning ‘to-boost 26 | gusts to 40, shifting in the even- GARNHUM Photo Studio, : Plumber Sa Ss sufficient to tee a return production to 51,000 tons from 82 | ing to north 25. Low-high at New | p.o, Box 922, Charlotttetows Two disastrous fires oc- ; resident in the house is a | as shown above. Some fur | y: of $1.45 for eaGh graded 165- 32,000 annually. : $2 Glasgow 30 and 33, Charlotte- ; eurred in Western Prince | patient in © eee wr ste s a oe Hi E ° t —————$—$——— rem County on Thursday. During | Hospital where condition } set, ve pieces as in O'Leary; Mrs. | was described last night ne tistry a ve that Is quipmen ‘ = a Johnson, 92, and | showing improvement. Thurs- | was sa arge, d ae her daughter, Lottie Jobason, | day night the home of Dr. and | well furnished home. Wore Not At Fault EATON S : ; | 63, died as the result of Mrs. O. H. Phillips ar men were ogy yy end ~ JA) * : : MON., TUES fire that destroyed their home. | berton was destroyed a@ | nace when t re. bro | SUMMERSIDE — Alton Géo- | i Lee MacWilliams, also a ' blaze that was seen for miles, | in the basement. det, Summerside plum a WED.

Earl MacDona

Id Re-elected

Chief Of Alberton Fire Dept.

TIGNISH = Earl MacDonald | and additions were made to the ” streesed that . was re-elected fire chief and Le- | fire truck. paoccaglt faded Big x owt gree Be aria har Arsenault was re-elected | During fire prevention week and costs ~ 2% days | had not been lit anytime during | : . Captain at the annual meeting | more than 500 posters, stickers pleading guilty to an the day or evening. | Men's af the fire department held in | and hotel cards were distribut- | Pleading guilty to He explained that he had Women’ . the Tignish fire hall recently. | ed. in court on the - been within an hour of com- | Ss ame Sylvester Arsenault, secretary- | The fire chief in his report | s,out two wee pleting the plumb and heat- | as reasurer. reported 12 regular | said the campaign carried out | was given a ing work that would have en- | ORLON* Tailored style cotton broad- meetings held, with record at- | for the fourth year by the fire- | province abled the heating system to be | . cloth pyjamas. Lapel coat fendance and 14 fire calls were | men for muscular dystrophy was | he had 4 job turned on in the residence. with 1 pocket. Trousers have answered during the year. Of | a big success. The annual crib | New Arunswick. ; He" said he had been expect- SWEATERS tie-string at waist, balloon this number 1! were outside the | tournament will be carried on oh L ae ‘ ae a pd his = seat. Stripes, - paisleys and \ three calls in the | again this year in March. $soO ses - ummerside and when fancies in assorted colours. eonties in no loss of | A resuaciiator demonstration,is onan n bo — yang he had gone up- Specially Purchased Sizes A to E. bie fad goa The fh "ocniaat oun : To U.S. Court ee hhey be sajiten back LOW PRICED RETO SOR aNNT GALE, re department imen- | i | do tah rtable oil heat- » ea boots and two | ted Mrs, Andrew Patirel, tele-/ yan, Fla. (AP) — Inge pent be er can ie wenahine te

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Phone operator fop-her excetlent | mar Johansson, Swedish heavy- service during Ahe past year. lweight fighter, lost another 33 round in federal court Friday

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e y . * in his attempt to escape paying ing, forcing them out of the any wardrobe. Short sleeve Junior Fancy Dress arnival income taxes the government basement. ' Pullovers, classic cardigans, 6 a f come = oe dodge. Frank He aol the flames must have i long ee | sen S Shi ‘5. a vi yaistbands ; At O'Leary Displays Varriety | senoson sr. denies motions {he'ptne wan mnopenetine whes have malthing “peesized’ ue | SPOFt Shirts

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LEA , dressed \new trial. ~| partment, and it was. necessary | white, black, blue, mink, brown, . ra : 5 aes eae - ‘held yd wie 1 sunbosnet Bue,” Bon. sot tr ak ee ae to be made from a | pink. Sizes 34 to 40. eee ly yay poder gpl: i ; lac : 2, “Butterfly.” zerland and there- | nearby residence. including Dress. Gordon, Leary rink Mednesday night | nie MacNaught: 2. “Bultertly- |fore is exempt from U.S. taxes. In the fire Mr. Gaudet lost EATON SPOTLIGHT SALE Black Watch, Hunting — Me- with a érful variety of cos- an", Brenda Philll; ove Funds from his fights with $200 worth of plumbing and | PRICES: Kinnon, Crawford” and An- yed Wy the large Beat dressed irl UL and 12/05 "Since lag March: when, Pec, Neale fools. and a Jacket come oa hg eg Fe . ice arch when Pat- taini i 6 . um, mateo Pome le WH |g {uc Ronde ays Se Steck. ks rat, con | | — winners are: a watt,” Blaine Milligan; &. ‘ : ’ 4 EATON GPOTLIGET GALE. ‘ dressed re-school | * len”, Paulett f pa yf year! “Papen pail ,Paeen”, Paulette Mae-) CN] Testing New Type ‘Reefer’ : Woodside; 2. “Buttons Best dressed boy 11 and 12 : e eac nd Bows’, Corinda Soalimat; |years: 1. “Freddy Predader” |FOF Better Cooling System s *

Allan Caseley; 2. “Fisherman,” Best dressed boy, pre school | Hilton Shea; 3. ‘Mrs. IT, Doug-

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Best dressed couple: 1, ‘‘In- dians”, Margaret Ann Woodside and Kathleen Woodside; 2. ‘‘Ma-

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fears: 1. “Mr. Fixit,” Hatfield | Funniest costume:1—“Bum'*;«-—_ 1 me ee at) 3 MacCausland; 2. “Tramp”, Rob- | Ronn . @ “Bonar “Lvelope™ cooling system: ONDON (AP)—Thirty-three | me” rd | ks wt Harris; 3. “Pied Piper”, eat 2. "Hobo", Wayne | ate goes down side-wall ducts | works track a“ find” records | <> Boys Co uroy S ac MacDougall. ‘1 Most oirginal costume: 1 in the car instead of passing ‘pecame official Friday—includ- ‘ sak : ‘ dressed boy 9 and 10 /| «Mountie,” Wendy Harris; 2. through the load, thereby reduc- jing nine set by Russians and | Helps protect your carpet and save wear in heavy traffie Pinwale cotton corduroy in regular waist style 4 jeats: 1. “Beatnick,” Blair Mae- | « : set wg = | int dehydration. It gives an even seven by Americans. with belt loops, 2 swing pockets, 2 hip pockets, a “Hawbeye”, Firvers ‘Tommy Douglas”, Fordon temperature distribution to with- | The International Amateur | areas. Ends unfinished. Moth proof. Just unroll and cover zipper front. Solid shades and smart printed oy Jennis; 3. ‘‘Bo-Bo”, Cartef Den- in two degrees in a 28 to 70 de | athietic Federation announced checks. Colours loden, charcoal, bronze, blue ov

is. -Wanga Rogerson, Trudy Roger-| Canadian National tested a ;,, in the group. Sizes 10 to 18. . ‘ yeen Feb. 1 and Dec. 31 last | ; ; son, Sheila Rogerson, Ronnie | protype car in the fall of 1960. | ° EATON SPOTLIGHT SALE, ; €: Rogerson, Bonnie MacNaughit,-| It wae so reliable that 10 other |7°" “4 Sq. Yard EATON SPOTLIGHT SALE, ‘Pair ‘ Heather MacWilllams. ener units were convert. | IRON ORE , = Judges were Mrs. Clifford | *: | The Mesabi iron ore range | ' Ellis, Dr. Bugden, Rev, D. H.| The cars are now being tested | around Hibbing, Minnesota, has | ; 1 N BR ADLOOM ton. Committee in charge, | across the CN system carrying produced as much as 4,700,000 | . . ‘ — mee Deseine Adams, | loads. ef beef. dairy products, | tons in one year. 7 Rayner. Announcer wass fresh vegetables and fut. They ————————$=$$$=—$— te : R.K, Adams: recorder, Alton | have yet to see full service dur- FEF 20% OFF! 9° and 12° WIDE | Rayner; prizes. Therin Ellis. - | ing summer months, however. D PREMIXES ean - — The senior carnival will take | They could be ured to hal! OLR SPECIALTY | Heavy quality Wilton broadioom wool pile. The plaid hard- : PENG GE ; 3. such commodities as Prince Ed- | snthgrest i wearing. 9 ft. Se = poo! ne a |PROVIMI concentrates for — * on or a eikt® Mrnoven |S‘side YPUs see tg ae aes a or ees 7 E. Profitt, Rosebank One of the advantages of the sEEF D ed Gordon Hardy, new units is that they provide CALF. STARTER EATON SPOTLIGHT SALE. 8Q. YD. a tho have been ill ta the Westers Have Party faster service to shippers, as PIG CHEBP PRED ot he oe aaa UNDERCUSHION , SUMMERSIDE—‘rinity YPU HOG GROWER Beeragodre ks. __| ___ SPONGE RUBBER ILL AT HOME were host to the Baptist, Ang- MEGGEZONES HOG FINISHER ft. ’ ‘ : Miss Lois Profitt, Rosebank, | liean, Presbyterian, and Church SLOW RATION f Abeat © &. wide! Easy to install! ; Gives rugs and carpets a luxcrious feel and adds years of . as been confined to her home | of Christ YPUs and Bible class MINERALS . 4 “Sandran” looks shiny, smooth even before waxing. The col- i ith tonsillitis. from Slemon Park recently. An VIGORGENE SPECIAL | FS ae bright end gay and should add to the appearance of | service to them. About 13,” thick. enjoyable evening was spent in VIGORGENE REGULAR | any room. Easy to clean and keep clean. A large assortment 4 NERAL — on HOG MINERALS of colours and patterns. About 6° wide. : EATON SPOTLIGHT SALE, Sq. Yard ® At the regular : ; sone ~ Thursday rare yf Be : iBone MILK REPLACERS pe EATON SPOTLIGHT SALE, se od 97c Saves tebe Bey wane none service with Carl @ PROvICALY v -_ -Mass was cele- | Phillips as organist. Plans were (to veal calves) Budget F. MeDon- | Gigcasmed for bowling, Lenten PROVIMILK COTTON MATS . sanctuary conference fireside service. (instant sow milk» , Practice is to be every Sturdy cotton mats. stronzly constructed. Washable, Cut and erms Monday and Tyesdey evening @ PG PRE 5. Ea Aga pile. Diamond and block design, solid col- Plan T at 7:00 p.m. variety con- ours. ‘ cork. 7: ‘ EATON SPOTLIGHT SALE Prices: with A crokinole party wi be held ia eal ALE Ss? public on February sth . 2 x 48”, Vy Hall at 8:00 p.m. rr 3.59 5.49 ee a LOVELY TRI-ACETATE BROADLOOM 0 Down | commission of in- ~ Latem-coated beck to secure each tuft. Moth-resistant. Two | ; - Tanan® level Sie erastrecticn. Colours Turquoise, Beige, Brows, Pa t = cnc ) J Bayo , ymen appointed last CANADIAN PROVIMI CO.] BATON spoTiicut sce, 4.99 ; cee ; LTD Sq. Yard oa oe Just think, 2 9 v 17 Rug RATON, Con Dealers wanted = uaF

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