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The Band ‘of the Royal Cana- dian Airforce, Central Com-‘and mand, acclaimed .as' one of the finest musical .organiza- tions in Canada, will present

Concert Thursday, February 10,

will visit to the province.

The special concert will be.

pelatly sponeored, hy: See, Ladin of Confederation

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for those parents in the Sum- ‘merside area who wish to enroll heir children in these classes. = The classes for the different age-groups will be — every Saturday afternoon. Miss. Laine fly to Summerside from lottetown every Saturday ‘morning.

‘Councillors

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+ SUMMERSIDE Town council- Milton G. Mellish of the Cen- Ward: and Frances Perry of |

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Mellish, born and peso Montague, was educated there ~ in Prince of Wales College. |

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served on the Montague town tees were:

council before joining the RCAF

jtenance department at the local station from his ‘charge from the ROAF in 1946 to his appointment as assistant yegistrar of deeds for Prince ounty in 1953. He has been gistrar of motor vehicles for Seoeiide and the vicinity:

: Ssince 1953, and has served on |

‘the town council for the past “four months.

; He is married to the former live Murray of St. Eleanors. $ Mrs. Perry .was born. in. Sum- imerside. educated here and in sCharlottetown She served as a Girl Guide leader for 12 years, “president of the Catholic Wo- “men's League for two terms, sand is on the provincial nom- sinating executive of the , Girl

aGuide. association and the Cath- |

-olic Women's League. She is a “partner in Capital Realties and +the owner of -her own business. ‘the Capital Theatre. Her hus- and, Wilfred Perry of Sum- metside, is associated with her ‘@s manager of the Capital The- satre. Mrs. Peérry fh&s five chil- ‘dren.

She has.served two terms on

ad town obuancl and is present- |

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West Ward yesterday am year. their intentions to run | was conducted .by Rev. February ‘Civic: elections | | Webber. Special thanks Were ex-

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William MacLeod. Rev. Keith | Whitby conducted opening wor- ‘ship and chaired the meeting.

|. Minutes of the past meeting jand financial report was given by the secretary-treasurer Mrs. Roy McLeod. In reporting for {the session. Mrs. A. C. Green

|Stated regular. service was held |i

and the Lord’s supper was ob- iserved five times during the The anniversary service Cecil

Itended to organist Henry ee ‘Mrs. C:H. Weeks and

Electéd to the ‘board: of trus- Roy McLeod and Mrs. Reg Eldershaw. Stewards:

- Mrs. Wilf Boyce and Mrs. Roy

McLeod. Mrs. Eldershaw wes

- ;elected secretary-treasurer

Following the meeting

re- freshments were served. .

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cabin including, J.J. Greene,

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35,000 miles. into: the musician's petsonal log “books, and e+ each | stop they have been acclaimed. for their all-round: musicianship. And it's not Just for stirring | marching airs that the band is famous, their repetoire runs the t of musical tastes from

jazz to the classics. The music- oe are equally at home with a |

iting | semi-classical concert. work or |

— _— from the Beatles song- During the Confederation cua concert individual mem- bers of the band will be given the to display their personal musical virtuosity as well. * Invitations to the benefit per- formance are available ‘now at Confederation Centre box office on a to reserved seat, first atta All seats are priced

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the new minister of agriculture,

~The Sons a Erin and the | Shamrocks and other attractions ©

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and. wil noon, ALBERTON—. Roy Leard,

Store.

ELMSDALE—Rennle & Ogden

it dealt with a lot of unfinished ‘business left over from the last

/ sitting of parliament. : said, ‘I am in

support of Confederation Centre pees?

Onive Carmen To Be Staged Here By Canadian ‘Company

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| Students Tour | Marine Plant

Twenty eilibihnes ol the janie | | and cone: qommemeene.-seaeeee. st

/as part of their general com- merce training.

The purpose of the tour was to enable students to become fam- iliar with. production operations and to give them a first hand look at industry. St

The tour was arranged through the courtesy ‘of D.“ii Sanderson, president of Bathurst Marine Ld.

Joseph Revell, from. the com. merce department of St. mo

stan's, -will er the stud- ents.

Mrs. Matthews Dies In Hosp.

‘death of

Mrs. Russell Matthews occurred Tuesday morning at the Western Hospital following a long. illness.

The former Amy Lou Ramsay, daughter of e late Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Ramsay, she was born at Monti 69 years ago. Following -her-marriage-te ay Matthews some 52 years she went to live in The Dock, " near Alberton.

Mr, Matthews died in May, | 1952,

Sons and daughters surviving are: Lowell of Lot 11; Kenneth jof Halifax; Mrs, Mitchell Gal- ‘lant, (Noelle) of ; Glen of Alberton South, ne,. Florence aid Fred of Alberton; ‘Clair ‘of Montrose; Mrs. Alfred Dorman,. (Maewood) of Victoria, B.C. and Wendell of Alberton. A

son Gleny and two deapnare: a

\Florence and Gwendolyn, predé- leeased her some years aa

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