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Ss sarted ont en indian yr ae ing up and down. grabbed the quilt es swept past her chair on tight and pulled Mrs. : ‘ to. the floor. He kept : - the door where he threw "GUARDIAN NEWS BUREAU TELEPHONES: SUMMERSIDE — The case of | Tilt and disappeared in the thief in a quilt is under in- ge ee Summerside 8031; Alberton 68-2; Montague 97-2; Souris 32-2 wien See ee lar hed ransacked the : ing into the apartment of Mrs. bathroom The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs., Dec. 10, 1959. 3 Harry Francis, Central Street,| inf appeared to, be missing. St oe ae cae te ee . . : . . Polic John A. McCurdy Is Director Driver Of Cear®) it eset costo vncened the “old la ‘Canadi ‘ . the time watching TV and didn’t occurred around 8. the ~ the 7 Of ian Aircraft Firm _|Said Partially Se, Sel aan ara rear of the home of Morley M. Carlsbad Caverns of New | ARNPRIOR, Ont. — The Hon Consciot rT Bell. : Mexico, centre of a U.S. national = John rey been Mewever wits Tasting Soy: G5 srk, rock en: extreme GU orate gg 7g it es Senn SUMMERSIDE — 1 parture he threw a quilt from one ' 1,350 feet. ; 4 Kenneth R. Patrick, Byron Hardy, 17, who was severe- board. ; ly injured in a car aecident near Patrick stated, Soa tee » AE last night ase 1 reported last night as being i in the program to provide an in- a semi-conscious seaatiion. ™ RETURN crease in Canadian - Hardy es admitted to hospital ‘ 0 Canadian |- Tuesday ni following a car, : Vertol, a of Vertol accident when the he Airerat ‘Corporation of Morton, accident wien tne car ve wat | ADULT POLIO CLINIC asap gn pe com- went out of control while attempt- | shelton often Wels ing to take a sharp turn at Carr’s A return adult polio clinic for New Haven and tris Serblen talk " Corner ,while proceeding toward wiliteieda, Gasive te rae Lot 16. : surrounding districts will be held in New Haven |. dian aviation, McCurdy. holds the A passenger in the vehicle, 2 soa honor of being the first British Gerald Gay of Summerside, was|| School on Thursday, Dec. 10 from 7 until 9 p.m. subject to fly a heavier than air also hospitalized but is expect- hine in the British Empire ed to be released today. A third | \ ebruary. 23, 1908, at Baddeck ee Se aie. Arr) Bay; Nova Scotia, McCurdy pilot- is of Summerside was un- _ Silver , an airplane VETERINARY MEDICAL ASSOC. ELECTS OFFICERS [écveiones ty te: sarat Bement] yD. wecunY DAIRY SPECIALS 3 Shown above are the new of- ing held last night at the. Char- Higzins, ‘aemensben, presi- Dr. Alexander Graham Bell, the senior executive of an air- iagsbiion PYP - ' ficers of the Prince Edward Is- | lottetown Hotel. Left to right | 43. 2.4 ne Gc. Fisher Glenn H. Curtiss, F.W. Baldwin) 2; company. In 1939 he en- Hold Meeti a FOR THE HOLIDAYS -| land Veterinary Medical As- | are, Dr. W..Freeburn, O'Leary a eos * jand Lt. Thomas Selfridge among | teroq t service as As- s ing | soe wae ype yeast e xe eremag hares terre Sgr $ Norge sige secretary-treas- | its ee sie easiness sistant director general of aif-| KENSINGTON The tation To be sure of receiving your Egg N Delnk anil B R | E - S e association's al sington, ; Dr. . “an bre crn Be ir th ~ ee as istien tae: mooltig ¢ the Kensington Pres-| your Cavesthe Ice-Cream Shoat uae’ order by {- traiming of hundreds of pilots|tenant<Governor of Nova Scotia, eee: see want: _ on'| Phone or with our milk salesman on or before W/ T Pri Tr a d B r d bso blag asp te 2 _ Soa his native province, in 1947 and |the meeting to order. Fittees December 20th to avoid disappointment. avy Aeronauti served in that position until his members answered roll call. _ e : 2a es rl nce e Oa the postwar = ee - retirement in 1952. Lois Stavert had charge of de- OLD FASHIONED ”

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weeks, left y by -plane| : for further Sues at. the k T D a = rally which was a ¢ : e ctoria Hosp fli Sea |in Sydney. ; : a oe Sc eees ty 8 ALBERTON ~BUREAU inadequate equipment was the | side. The secretary. C. R. Leard | Hoc ey ream uring son | —- || @ Non alcoholic C 3 son Stuart Vessey of York. OF THE GUARDIAN |main cause of dissatisfaction | considered that at -least.. four | kept up an amusing commentary @ A Holiday treat ‘ ‘ An investigation into the in-|with the present service and one| more such sites should be est-| SOURIS — A nominating com- | Christmas donations to needy between numbers. - y ' 3 HIP IS BROKEN ladequate telephone service im|member stated there were 50|ablished and a number of suit-| mittee was appointed to bring in families. E One of the favorite numbers @ A satisfyi drink : Mrs. James Stockman, Win- West Prince County was called | phones om one community line in| able locations discussed. a slate of officers for the new} Following veterans were ap-| was a quartet by Mae Munroe | ymg QT. gloe, had the misfortune to fall for at the—regular meeting of | his area. A motion was approved Te | ves: at the regular meeting of pointed for membership in the! and his three sons, Donnie, | — in as home this week. She is % Alberton and West Prince Board) 4 teste Weed ‘questing electric lighting facilit- ae tent a branch: Stephen Gary Cheverie,| Cameron and Sandy. Mr. Mun- : patient in the P. E. I. Hospital of Trade last*night. A committee request by SOME is at Canes Hill camping area. | the Souris branch of the Canadian | Souris; George Lloyd Fraser,| roe is a member of the Brook- _ EGG NOG © ‘where she is receiving treatment of five members was appointed |time ago a dial system in O’- Legion held Tuesday night North Lake;- J. Walter Deucette,| lyn trio who have been delight- for a broken sad as a result of to meet with officials of the pro-|Leary and Alberton was turned |*#RRY . PLANS DISCUSSED Members of the committee are | St. Margarets. Charles M. Mac-| ing audiences throughout the the accident. \vincial governments and ' the | he utili The plans for new Borden ferry | John D. Macintyre, Martin Birt,| Lean, East Baltic; Winston A.| province for many years. | | | Publie Utilities Commission to "e - ne |came under strong criticism by Joba F. Dinse, Joseph Hennes- Smith, Souris and Jobn Albert Prominent on the program | AIRMAN ON LEAVE Fleas Miniggrereesttacen PICNIC SITES |Harry Pridham for not being | S€Y. The annual meeting will be} Mitchell, Fortune Bridge. were youth organizations who | Wallie MacDonald arrived this | Sioemenilaina Sees a Ed-| Picnic sites, trailer camps and ‘an ice breaker or having rails; Seid. late in January. _ John Jarvis and Lem Pa-| sang appropriate songs during a | week trom Churchill Manitoba, to). numer. Harold Phillips, Ed-|tenting areas came up for dis- | for loading railway cars. A great deal of discussion took | quet-reporting for the wreath and| campfire scene and performed | spend his annual leave with his| 1!" |“ pond goal = me. and icussion and it was noted -that| , “It*is only. a $3,000,000 tourist | P°°~ regarding a physical fitness | poppy committee said a satisfac-| precision drills. — | @ Half gallon only parents, Mr. and Mrs._ Spurgeon | vey eh os caw dhe at Meena won| beei.’” be anid, and if peeing Tee er oe Bruce | tory sum was raised for welfare oa ee ee folk dancing, “ 3 MacDonald, Montagne. Following |", generall that |the only one west of Summer-|should happen to the Abegweit | 5. ee ee ee ee mee be See delici _It_was generally agreed ¥ | sey were appointed to a com-| M.F. Praught was commended | School Glee Club, reading. spir- ew and cious Command a eadars Hall. t nd erver Svived the ono A discussion took place on-the a chairman "| solos, comedy routines and “ts iT M G G e Ed Turner advised the ing | possibility of sponsoring a hoc- Dixon reported on zone | much enjoyed mouth organ solo. - ryon en ‘s roup U s $s re es oo somea | dae team. The — fitness acael ies including a meeting of} made up a most successful even- x | l a As int is ing reviv committee was as to super-| other branches of the East Kings ing’s program : cre cur noomenane | A+ Kensington Ass'n Meeting 3x wi x toi to at the vce ts activites and make f| tne. MA. Mooney reported Yor| Miss Peway Beck. re. WINNIPEG (AP) — Extrava- |next board meeting. “Even if a| nancial and_ transportation ar-| the sick committee. MacDonald ahd Mrs. Ralph sy gant promotion of the Grey Cup} : nway is eventually built’, | rangements. The president Harvey Poole} were piano accompanists. rs. game could boomerang. in the) .KENSINGTON — The Presby-| Tryon group the president called | he said, “it could take 15 years | Plans were made for the usual | presided. Ralph Beck also directed the glee ; : terian Men’s Association of Ken-| upon the Rev. T.H. Bean to speak. ” —_-_—_——— | club singers. faces of its promoters, Liberal sington, Freetown and Malpeque| The minister commended the | | and “we must look ahead. —_——_—_—_— icon @ Half gallon only Mee sa vanishes cout get ost met for the regular meeting in| work . gee Presbyterian ~~ ves aa Boston fi ® a Montague Audience Enjo Ss @ Packed with many A . . "the Lower Hall at the Kensington across the Dominion as well as/4 a irm for | : a of control, Mr. Pearson said im) (yo it the ‘Tryon Presby-| the grou uf y fruits and nuts s : . : witl $ groups on the Island. He not-|a-list of*suppliers and packers URIS THEATRE us an interview, and it might fat ea win te of mos ' + : v | fail) torian men as guests. ed that the men’s groups are the/ of Irish s, kelp and seaweed. V C B Cl b : on ieee would lose in-| 7.4 president, Andrew Jardine | fastest growing ofall the church} Motions were approved sup- | ariety oncert y U GAL. ss terest “ presided. After welcoming the | organizations. porting a proposed ocean | i - ed Cords Eoreepre, ot, Bean= asked the president to a tout stream at Mill River, MONTAGUE — delightful, | tiring work with the performers, Thursday Dec. 10th. ; 1 Profes iona ‘ é e men wou willing to|the opening of a number of pub- well balanced variety concert , h d Retired Minister go once a mae during a win- |lic roads leading to shore areas, staged by the Kings County Hos- | children. ee s Extra Special . eZ er to different points in the New| and a system of compulsory pub- pital Nursery Club was presided : i. 4 re F: Chartere ‘Passes In S’ side London charge and take services |jic liability insurance for motor over by Mrs. D. M. MacDonald pe Re eee ee: Blood Of The Refrigerated bags for out-of-town customers; Accountants | in the absence of a resident min-| vehicles. last night in the high school aud- | John Hughes paid tribute to the - | symMERSIDE— The death of | ister. leading in worship and song. | itorium. nursery club and spoke of the Va ire" keeps ice cream frozen for three to four hours. a T. Earle Hickey & Co. Rev. George N. Somers occurred The men signified their willing-; COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN A capacity house responded to work they accomplished with a mp ; Canadian Bank of Commerce .. };- ysme. 15 Arcona Street, | 2°55 to grant the request. Following are the chairmen of each number with enthusiasm, | small membership. He then in- | Ae Building Su shail Jabihe " yesterday morning Notice was given the group that | committees for the coming year; | displaying their appreciation to | troduced Mrs. MacDonald, who, | ; Summerside, P.E.I. Phone 2235 after a lone period of i health. . ayy ae ree agriculture, Keir Ramsay; by- | the ‘sponsoring club for: their un-| with four Montague housewives; | I D E L , : rom the young adults, for laws, Dr. George Dewar; educat-| eae ert Mr. Somers was a_ retired e c ~ = Insurance a United Church minister aad came | tend 2 ecu uae one = jon. ee eee: ee il | ADD DDD - <e8e2 | DEVELOPING a > R. ho _< — ee to Summerside in 1947 from! juck supper, each couple to bring nt nl ggg rs Meson cal i A Man’ s World ¥| Your Film For 20 Years DAIRY LIMITED ire — A — Casualty — Aulae his last pastoral charge. |g gift which will later be given ; ; yw In Today — Out Tomorrew . ‘ . t, / ; r S J S Summer St. Summerside “jr. Somers was twice maryied|to the Protestant Orphanage. | yoni Bryon’ historic sites Cort f Chri Gi ¢| “GARNHUM PHOTO |, CHRISTMAS DAIRY SUPPLIES Optometrists 0°" oe rach a] UA fim. The S- Lawrenct man Mackeui; memberaue, oy @ «OF Christmas Gifts ; STUDIO || Central St. Dial 2373 Summerside 4 eee eee gee? cae Te coereier ik teneaathinn Leard; public affairs, Ralph 4 ¥\) 135 Kent St. Ch’town , E. E. ee ‘Surviving. from this union are|. A Bible study period followed en resokations, rf Facies (5 ¥ : — *. 3287 two, sone. Ralph, Summerside| when the members and their|“cKenna; touriat, Ed on awaits you at . . ¥ erp rnone f and’ Claire, Charlottetown. | guests were divided into two sports, Ralph Gaudet; nance, 2 Su Ss d a ¥ mimer St. Summerside |" A. L. Tibbitts; new industries ye Se ase -|° He is also. survived by his| sroups. under. the gee a soft hamasny : oy a B. F. Hunter, R.O. lcoreeid wcife; the festinr Sen (| Cm. Oeelrte a Ma K “zl aa > WHE; : Prior to the opening of the ' Cc enzie Ss ¥ Sy Summerside, P.E.J. Phone 3116 Fpomas. of Try Jardine. The subject under dis- rs : Abd Smallman’s Building ik = — — ae cussion was “Back to Work, but | meeting the newly elected presid- | # > ¥ a FF a NS Sule. Tener Floyd | “0 runs the business,” ent, J. W. Coughlan, was im r] House of Fashions ¥ uf Photographers eicaten aad tanken Seek ae: | Wyman Waddell expressed the | stalled into office by the retir-)& Summerside ¥ of : : i eprooks,. both Of Sack | thanks of the Tryon group for|ing president, Earle Atkinson. |& ¥ 8a The Read Studios lo NB Annee, Mra Walter | the:invitation ani the enjoyable . ee | OF : s D. W. SEARS a ‘ase nes on sas ae christian fellowship. eB cane ——— - vid Vf - a i ase Barristers sabe Rov Bishop. Quincy, lass | WINS LITERARY PRIZE 1 0 D AY SALE WADDELL BROS. F ‘= George. R. MacMahon, 8.©.: Harry, in the U.S.A. A| MONTREAL (CP) — Albert ; | - LLB. er. Mrs. Harry Ogden pre-| Mayrand, professor of law at the { LAST NIGHT a Pres LUCKY HE DI WELL, MOTHER

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