MJGUST 24. 1951 it THE wssrssn GUARDIAN

Z1? rsusca COUNT! onion

8 Summer street. summerslda. Phone I031. ugwg, lptlons. Advertlslng llepresentatlvea J. ELMBK MURPHY and GEORGE CLOW House Phones: 808! and Still The Guardian may he bought at any of the following stores In susnsnerslde: kn gookatorp. Summer Street: Gourllec Drugstore. ti Central Street: K,uy'a News-stand. Water Street: Mark Gaudet, 07 Graavllla street; Ame Doucct.to's Grocery. Second street; Island Motor Transport, water Street; Alban'a Grocery, 120 Russell Street. K. L. Waite in Kenslngton.

WEST PRINCE OFFICE Alberton: Frank Weeks. Representative. Phone: 68-2 office and 88-! House.

3.707.? DONOR Clinics at -unnoaomc. auornaa can 0.Lw,y School Tuesday. August of Cunardis best cool at the old mm between 2 and and at price. P. J. Maclnnls Borden.

lhcrlon Women's institute Hui-l ' A .3 r-vcninl: bctwccn 7 and J grin" At least 100 donors urucntly Egquircd nt ('ll('ll of those Clinic;

..E.VliA(ll:2.llEN'l' - Mr. and S. Cousins. Durnlcy. migzigtrhcnt ol Mary Elizabeth snn of Mr. and Drlrnley in near

-HOME MADE ICE CREAM ll l-lnmllton Hall. Friday evening, August. 24th. Sponsored by W. I.

--SOFTBALL-Bedeque tonight. Freetown versus Carleton. Fourth

unrc , g "mo game of finals. Game starts 6.1.5.

Emir daughlcrl.

.0 Eliucr t.'iozicI'. ' .l:uut-s llicltc)'- . in take place

--REV. Wm. BILSON. Saint John, N. B. formerly of Summer- blfle will be the preacher at the ovcning service of the Contra. Street Church of Christ. Summer- side on Sunday evening, August 26th.

..w,Clll-2STl1It hlacDON.il.D- 33;-rlsnei-, will be at me office of mg lnic ti. ll. Matthvvl.-, OILIIEVV Monday afternoon, August. 241. wedm-,-day tall (lay) August 29-li md snturclay afternoon Sent. let-

-B()lHlleJN NEEDS at least 104,- llonors at blood Donor Clinic In Bordon Scliuol. Monday night. August 27th. between 8 and l') 11.11:. llclp sale a life-perhaps your own-bc a donor.

-'l'lII-2 ('l'lNTliAL l';E.lll-lQt7l'. lVI'H.D BAP'l'lLs"l' PIIURCH. - gL;nd.l', Sclvicu ii A. M. Sunl.I,V lgg-noel 10.15 A. Sclmcc on Sun- ., snptemhcr 2nd.Ai4r to be .c-t'- . (l. ltcv. C. A. Hill-.f?ll. lll1nls'8'3 .. SCHOOL EENING DATES-

Thc Summcrside High school and Academy will re-open for the new

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Proiinissry Ilmrt

(F ' i from Page 1: therefore be considered as a basis for thought and discussion. rs- ther than as a set of final con- clusions.)

At present, the' fishery of Prince Edward Island is almost exclusively of an inshore and as tuarial nature. One offshore ves- sel. the Sourls II. has been oper- ating since the fall of last year and three additional 60-ft. dragg- ers are presently being built for use by Island fishermen. Al- though the question of develop- ment seems to bring offshore pos- sibilities almost automatically to mind. there are some important posdbllitles for the development of the inshore fishery which should not be neglected.

In the lobster fishery, there is no doubt that the value of the catch could be substantially in- creased by (1) better protection of short and berried lobsters; (2! a higher and more uniform qual- ity of the pack of canned lobster: (3) better marketing of canned and fresh lobsters.

The inshore groundfish fishery appears to be capable of consid- erable expansion but that seems to be largely dependent on the market for the canned and salted product. The volume of ground- flsh landed on any one section of the coast at present is not sufficient to warrant investment in other processing facilities. and it is likely htat the industry will have to turn to offshore supplies if any extensive investment is to be rendered economically feasible Herring and mackerel are very erratic in their appearance in- shore and this is a serious limit- ing factor to further develop- ment. Howcver. even with the present methods of catching. it

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-tr. GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

Make News Reel Pictures of live lobster Ecking

A National Film Board camera man was in Summersidc yesterday making a news reel of the process of packing live lobsters at the can- nery of Jenkins Bros. Ltd. This is the only place in the world that lobsters are packed alive com- mercially. It is s very interesting process and has been developed by the Live-Pair Corporation of Bos- ton. Mass.. who have granted a franchise to the Island Trading Company. a registered partnership composed of Messrs. C. F. Camer- on, W. E. Jenkins and J. B. Jenk- ins. They in turn granted a licence to Jenkins Bros. Ltd.

Lobster: are found naturally only in North Atlantic waters and they breathe in air from the wat- er so the general idea is to re- produce North Atlantic sea water synthetically. This is done by means of a substance. for which the Live-Pak Corporation holds the patents. which they call lob- ster conditioner. This. when add- ed to water. dissolves the waste product of the lobster and provides the lobster with food.

In this way lobsters can be kept alive in a can for a minimum of eight days. At the Jenkins cannery is a large tank of water to which this lobster conditioner has heen added, and lobsters are kept. here preparatory to being packed alive.

ly and lobsters can live in it. in- definitely. It has been proven that when lobsters are placed in the tank in a weakened condition they

land Briggs

lran and Briggs Juniors.

The water is changed continuous-'

Sport Echoes Fnm Prince County

Johnny Flynn. young Bostonian pitcher. who Played Wllh Cu-"3" last year, is in town again and will,bolster the pitch- ing department of this year's Cur- Johnny has been playing ball in Boston all summer and should be in shape.

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Bob-hie Tlmmins spent practic- ally all last. Saturday with the Is- land group at the Essex Hotel in Boston. You will remember Tim- mlns as the capable third baseman and shortstop of the Curran and Briggs team of 1950. Robbie has won a scholarship at Boston Col- lege.

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Bob St. Pierre. the big right- hander who pitched the no-hitter against Harmon Field in New- foundland last. summer, has been awarded a five-star dentistry scholarship at the University of Arkansas. This is for his prowess in football, not baseball.

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It is expected that Bob "Chick" Whalen, coach of all junior and

minor baseball players in Sum- merside, will line up with Hol- man's intermediates when they

enter the Island playdowns. e - .

The way of the transszressor is indeed hard at times. This was il- lustrated pretty clearly in a swim- ming race at the Government

IN MEMORIAM

Mn. GEOSGE LOCKIIABT

-The death occurred at the Prince County Hospital on August 15th of Mr. George Lockhart of Kcnsington. in hLs 62nd year. The deceased. who was a native of Spring Valley, had been a prom- inent and progressive farmer of that district up to about seven years ago. 111 health forced him at that time to give up active par- ticipation in this work and he re- tired to Kensingwn where by his friendly manner and genial nature he made a host of friends who will sincerely regret his passing.

He is survived by pis wife, the former Catherine Martin, four brothers, Alex, Lloydminster. Sask. Rev. E. Lockharf. (DD) Little Shemogue. N. B. John L., Char- lottetown. and Charles of Mal- peque. also three sisters. Mrs. C. W. Ramsay. Summer-side, Mrs. George crozier. Hamilton and Mrs. Percy MacMurdo. Kelvin.

The funeral was held on Friday Aug. 17th to Kenslngton United Church where services were con- ducted by Rev. Mr. Murray of Kensington and Rev. Mr. MacKay of Malpcque. Hymns which were favorites of the deceased were sung and included "The Lord Is My Shepherd" "The Fight 15 0'er The Battle Is Won" and "Jesus. Lover Of My Soul."

The large number of floral trib- utes testified to the cstecm in which the deceased was held. Pall- bearers were seven of his nephews, Wendcll Crozier, Glendon Crozicr. George McMurd0. Russell Ramsay. George M, Lockhart, Ian Mc- Murdo.

Intcrmcnt was in the Kensing- ton cemetery of the United Church.--5.

Burlington and Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. William P. Mac- Leod. Charlottetown, paid a re- cent. visit to Kensington and Irish- town. l

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Mr. and Mrs. LE. Profitt have returned to their home in Burling- ton after spending the past week in Norboro.

Mrs. Eldon Campbell. Charlotte- town was a recent guest of her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Millman. Kenaington.

Miss Hazel L. smith of Cam- bridge, Mass. is spending her vac- ation with her parents. Mr and Mrs. J.B. Millman, Kenslngton.

Mr. and Mrs. William Cousins. Kcnsington. and Mr. and Mrs Eric Cousins, Moncton. spent the past week at their summer cottage at Margate.

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Miss Alberta Buntain. Rustico spent the past week pleasantly at Burlington, where she was thu” guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs. Nelson Pavnter.

Mrs John Pickering. Burlinlzlofh iz spending a holiday in Charlotte- town, where she is the guest of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Anson Pickering.

Mr. and Mrs. Parmenas Phil- lips. Kensington. and Mr James Eeairsto. Spring Valley, attended the funeral of the late John S Noonan of Borden on Saturday- August llth.

- use maven Pro-lluptlal Shower '

-Miss Ruth Stewart and Mr. Carmen Carle, who are to be mar- ried in the near future were guests at a miscellaneous shower, tender- ed them by the member; of the Church of Christ. Montague, Tue!- day evening in the church hall.

The hall was beautifully decor- ated for the occasion with boullll

and bouquets of hyderange and phlox. They were the recipients of

many lovely and useful gifts which were presented to them by Miss Peg-gy Beck. while the names and good wishes were read by Miss Shirley MacGrcgor and the gifts uere arranged on a table by Miss Anna. Macl.aren. V Mr. Carlo, on behalf of himself and Miss Stewart, fittinszly ex-

pressed thcir appreciation and ex- tended a cordial invitation to each them at

and everyone to visit their home in Flnren everyone joined in smging They Are Jolly Good Follows."

A delicious trust of home ma'i.- ice cream and cake Was served D:v' a committee of the lam:-3.

Lane will remain longer vuth her sister. - .Miss Ora B, Prnfitt, FLN. of

Charlottetown. 2.-pant the past week pleasantly at Irlslitown. ivhrrc she was the guest of her cousin Miss Emeline Maflmnd.

Mr. Ernest Profilt. of Toronto has arrived to visit his mother. Mrs. Mary Profitt, Burlington. and other relatives and ll'l('lldS here.

Mr. and Ml's. Ernest Westlake

K. ..;. .; . 1 A. hi. Borden term on Wednesday. Se tember may be ossible to make reatet will thrive and grow strong. ' ' e less.” 15 l”. "have me "”"'””5l .1. . so John niCarriH.'.'l011 Place- .llrlilslriIyle7.1Zi0 P M. Guns: Qth. This has been made? neces- uses of tlltcse species by smoking A representative of the Live-Pak ,lx2Cf.:,.',.”1 Sstrl-lT1r;:l:r;:d;e:;u::?gsu?,11? 313:”: ::gt:l::'ll'ilg”al1'? glviiihel5ixr5Mgl'r::dTR;l:l”:"dsfxflggrxg. :1” 5W,m.hnL, ,. ..MM,0n at speaker at all SCl'Vll'FF. it:-v J 581'! lll'C3U50 lhe V-9aCl19l'-'1 regular and marketms Neill thin El P" C;”'P0l;l3ll0”I exlillallled .V95l"d3Ylmcrside Wednesday. Joanne SmlihlHi5'mm,xe;' al,e' an rhamlalled fo'l5Dnp' and son and dauzmp,-p Lem; Kensmgtou whole they are house sari-1 Rev. W. l3u':on Ct'o'ic fall local convention will be held sent. . t at t e we of We Dllclmd lobr young Summcrslde speedsier lnlum end A" om me .. mi , Md Cami of Cha,.1ouemwn. 19” gu95L5 01 M13, or pstlnkpg ,.;,,-ems. 5, A Minister in the High School auditorium on Tl'lFl'C 5'0 Ollie? Intlwre l'e- 5'-BPS l5 0XClU5lV9lY l-0 the lllXl1TY the water spans, was racing wnhl 1 p C suiltm "3 " Nmnv on R momr mm. H. Covey Mr, and Itlrs. .I.B. Millmant and ggggg ';n;g,5dny, sepzembcr 43),. gegln. sources whuh possess appreciable trade. mostly to hotels and rest- two other misses and in the 111-qll"? p'og'”m "”"'m "M be bem".'- . V ' t in New 3,-un5.lat Summersldc, ll'llOl'(' they visited ... .. tiers in Gradel will not. be cnroll- Prospects for further develop aumhl-5. because 09.319 lll3ll1w5l twenty yards or so apparently lostlncml -10 the nerves" H. ally PS3”; ”.l-m”",',lgM”?,',';5 her sister and brother-in-law. Mr. p0.”MRY PA,-Tolmlv C-u,gn(,',p;lc(l pm” the following morning at ment-such as oysters, Irish moss. involved. He said that the live her sense of direction and Cm m,3:iatrll.stn:r” nerve Y specialist sees'll”3k 5" 3 - and Mrs, Cy,” Kenny . TM &;'l”g'dDiE1hur:;nBl): 9 AiMl - 5 rate e:.:'seJnthl:ral(;:,1)(,:al.lg dialog: :,a”cz:jn.gm9e'1.tIx:Egm;sche:eaclggxllihg fgoiiit of her competitors. reiardlnglrefl blalg, (fqugh "33. nm:5nda1:at;:, :i -Mr. and Mrs. Beniamin Knlithtl. ltev. '. I. H0 - -I - I l -. ” . . y t er ro ress for a ver ' i -- . - l-.- . . v Manue - W Personals ve:.":..::: 25.1;..::""::.:::?."”:r:: '::::0:: ::.:::.:”.::::..::ems: -'9--2;:-::::::: '0 mm :2: 3i.'...3:.”. ::::..?:”:... Professional cards '.'6:h no as u mvs-e-. ' , . I i ' ' .. r vantage and she took the lead " f wanham. Mass” and grown. mm, M 3 P4 55, u 95; pp.-01,1 ---- he Pr0ClUC?d On llle -lslaml ll! means of this lobster conditioner. , . i V p , , , 0', . . . " iww . S. :0 P. M. Bloomfulrl at 7,.3ol --.vIt;-'si's. A. G. Rogers and '3. P""-lat?" m3"5'-hl"Cl0”- ll)? "'05: He explained that at present i,::,?e;-Ker:-ereioonlalisxxll :lllecelwl)Set:szIEltlsllamcokg' Television inthe case of haseballgllllf Jiar-: ngjdzgsltrlffg K3; - p M Sunday SCll00lSI--O.L(Hii)' W.lxl1.n.cr or Summersidc have rc- ""991 "M til it Wll H9 human live lobsters are only obtainable mis indacuon. lls better and not so good as seeing.-N1 H - L Earle "lckey

rather than technological or flu We 3-79 l'l0lQ'-195'

turned home after a business trip 4 unciul.

to Mont Joli, Que.-S

by the consumer in cities close to . the Mlanuc seaboard. what tionmg the wisdom of the judges proposed is to bring the lobsters in this decision. We know nothing to the large inland market 0! he of the rules of this particular sport

.-.10 A. M. Brae at 1 P M. Bloom mid ul ll A. M. All welcome.

the real thing at. the ball park. It Olller "lends 1" this Pmvmce is better because it gives you clnse-i ,ups on close plays at any base. It.

Chartered Accountant

Welcome guests for the past two I W.E. Profitt and

Offshore Posslbllltlel Canadian Hank Of CUIIIIUCWC

. -' a vxeeks of Mrs. .

..r0l-.l--('l-I ('91 B1: -. In, :l.l:'I' . central United states. To do this and would say the ruling mluht':,:::g5 Byogatrllesrm jlgphggligg-m8nplg:::M,A Fred Profitt, Burlington were 1 Building

unmwmd! Fame Um” HST. Whe - t i i tanks such as the one at Jenkins be exwsed 1" lhal " was 3 ill-Tlother hand ' er et n '-M155 Fanme Pl'0ll"- M3ld"l- M”3' - Illmmerslu--. P- 3-1-

31 ” l"'''l9' V"ll" lll"”d"d ””'";V y - g H "p V2? "12",, 0 an legfilnl-m Gunner ...,,,,',d be installed at c1Dllnar.V measure that would7 ,1 -t Mr” H g a Over-lllfr Charles Durrette. and Miss:

D R I-hallgglfli Colmmmll nsmfllfl ilheonmgst ariipgrizinttufacllgis tr; centrslypolnts and live lobsters lelld '0 "lake Mn" mmpemnrsIhelglcsgethg 3:03); Rttl31eeshs?lllLn'h':l11lAn-Ce Dunetm Mnmhnm Mus-' PHONE 28"

35 lm" - "'" "'55 "" '1 ' ' - . - , ' - 'e . ' -'- l e . illiam Stewart g., ,.M

(en clays in jail. Three ygumg. sidcr 415 .hat Prince Edward is would be shipped by air to thekscETsiuvcaggginlitlxaglllg:cul::;:nC::s :ll. is hit. only the fielder as he 5”: ";:b:1t'5BXV5ton Mass. -9?)

WW, M”. ,;,.5(,.(,'.-,,,: ,, 51.... land is not -the only? land an-ll: places and kept in the p tan s.,in mvor .or me omndep . lcniches the apple. You do not get an . . . . p-rAf::Hi. 7-”

M ,.,.,.,. p”('h rim-(1 K; nnu ivhlcli is contiguous with the Gu. which would treated with thelmm me 1 . W . ll r em lllP SUSDEHSG Ol 311 lnlleltl Cfouchedl W L Damn" Kensmggon

osls and 0,-.1...-N1 to ,,;,,- dam ..Ma of St. Lawrence. Development. of lobster conditioner. until sold. '0” 8 the alne; b 012' not markednmd ready for anymmg in 3 mm Mrs. id. b My daughter: E. E. Parkman.

M M g, h,..w,.,.,, Hm”. A ..The central Av-91,-Me Bapllso offshore. resources by island fish At. the present time dealers can :15 ty in er: in a formerlsnumvwnv accompalnle VI Lyme Ham” and

nurth luau, im.,,h...,l mm "mm ychurch. mnmvme. N. J. Wu ,1... ermen. if it is to be on a sound receive live lobsters but if tlieyglflt-it R SUl111mEl5l c. It seemed MT Mrs. Ho shi. LI an Wm -have optD RO-

W,” and mum M. M (,h:”.g(,l;lgcene of R van, pnnv v.(,ddmz 0,, and pc-rnmlnent foundation. must are not sold in a short time tl-leylieiy easy to use sense of direction: "DODGE (y.1.rYu RE-1-"RS5 little daug er Brill ia R F D - -9 -

,, pnllcn rnurt. A drunk was fir.- Auztust lath when Haze! A. l-larrl- be b”5"d l”""l5' ”",”"3 ,”l”l”3' '” Wlll Sun" 3 l055- Th” the ldeaimld one or Om.” smmmers lllmostl mm week for e are ht I Mrs" OPTOMETRIST

ass. and rosis.--S. im: of Plainvillc. N. J.. clnugme, 31 the. island to provide fishery lo- of packing the ,live lobsters isynussed the finish float altogethosnl g-The bmwnng. m,.h,,1ent. sud; Mass. to visit her dauz er.h . Mr, and Mrs, J. A. um-dim, n-INHIOH ('PnlI'9S Nlualiy 5:000 3r mainly to promote the idea of-Then Jozmncs stradily inc1'casedlden,dC,,m em or a tough pmnm.,lRay Warren. Wl'l0 l5 lll 3l',h” flme Eye, Exgmlned lxorlmm. p, E. In (!xplL.nged V,,..,... lwliPF llmn H1058 07 ill” 0ll'"" keeping lobsters alive far frnmlher lead as the race progressed town in the Mme own”). or Ihtithere. Mrs. Delaney Nlllre llm Gus". 3,-med 'wjt.h Rayfnond Tree...-. 315,-. or III?” Suliliollndlnl ll"? Gull 05 their natural habitat and the-rebyjanri was 0bl'lflllKll' the hesl 5XVlil1- 1370-S rs me backgrnund ,.g.,m.; home aftera short visit. whllf M11 om” mm": ,plninvme, son of up and Mr,-. - l-8W'”NlC9- . substantially increase the markctzmcr in the water in that partic--which Errol Hm” projects his 9 to 12 - I to 6 i'i"d'”' -1- Tmsey of scmervnlv.-. The mm” l"””' 9”" l"'”;”' W5 ll" 5" '00dt"5- lul” mm lncrsonalitv in --'Dodge City". the and by appointment ,N, I Tm, omchmng clemwna" such an assessment are many and -S--?-,-Z mam--; a e e lw V m du H3 . I . . ,

, - com 19x; (1) the dlsumce "0... Committee in the near futur. I . . . am?! T0-M 011 001' DTP-I C -11. Phone 328. nas Rev. Charles A. Stone of Pnikl P , . . H ; Wm auemm .0 MSPSS H... (1.... A ba.tex ill the mayor leagues nppnlng tndav for :1 limited ?n- 8 III 1 l - .Road Baptist Church. Toronto. me DWI! la !;shf'."g gm""d”t lb H,Iopnu.m,.l p0u.n.mn-".5 M m..trarelv ever keeps the bat on his gaggmenz gt,.Lhc Capliol Theatre ' REGENT THEATRE BLDG. .0nt.. and Mr, Ernest Roberts-tn. mgs W "med" '5" h""""bll' .'3" prim... Edward Island mh,,,.V ,,,!shoulder in the case of a”baIl”. Flvlilfs leading ladies. Ollvlrl . d 1 stat. Summer 81.. Slimmersldo pottawa. pave the bride away. nndealrzrrill-i1c".s un'ith' evlilelu ail: terms of .13 nhilitv to (Igff.”)eQalbFlng thrown by the pitcher. In-,De1fm-jlland and Ann snerlugn,-Registered Clydes ae - r- . J Thcihapny couple were n!tend'-d ,,m, be ,,.,::,,y. :2, "re l,fd'equa:.;,lsuccessfully with that of om--.-istead he swinzs it through a short ltwo of Hollywood's lop tema-oliion having Completed the

,by Mr. and Mrs. George I-loogeiv

lrhosc for her wedding blue ny nn

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of the port for the kind of ves- between

i ' ousu 7 l - 5,,HoE.':s g. X 9 season "an varsity m

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areas nnd in terms of its nbilii-. are that. we feel sure, would get ailstnrs, are cast as 3 wcman rppa (. huizer of Sarnia. (mi. The br.-Z! 5,15 necessary to pmsocme ”.,.,to sustain itself throughout th-lstrike called against him by at leflstler nnd dance hall hostess respec-

i”sh,.,.y (,n-i(,k.n”y. ,4) me m.a”,lperlods of future dlfflcully whit-hlsome

and Egmonl 333' will Slam B. F. llunter R. 0.

Montrosc , of our Island umpires. Welliv;-ly, l

. . . . . . ' t owner's barn I

llucc with white H(COSSOrles. Her - v , . . - . - t --,. t :1 Ian f r. ldont l-now whv he doe. thi. un- Fl; h : ti . ,t. f .hc-if o. for 5erVl,ce a g ll ' genus: iC””a”'3 W” 0' ml "'55- H" gtillllyllangir ztirrrnislgfllg: (lg. M mus woe an D 0 l 3 Q Q the ltllllgkefiltolxlnpnxl-h: 5:-,ts'lllmu: for remainder of season. All Ii 0959" l0l1l.V Ollmmefll W55 R Slmlle 5lT9?"l the gyailabintv of akmed 'per. cleaning it up amidst cattle stam- mares at 0Wflel"S risk. l Complete Visual Analyse! I0! Pearls. gift of the gloom. Tnet-Imnnel, both for work on vessels I pcdes, rousing saloon brawls, an.” ' Glasses Fitted lore honcymooning in New I-2ngla"d Md 1" processing ,,S1abnm,,,em5; . a climactic pistol battle in a rni';- VICTOR CAMPBELL l PHONE um ;Stnles and will visit Mrs. Troseys .5; the m-"Rel prospwu for "W S - way mail car. 31 I old home in Norboro. P E. I. kind of pmdum, which mm m. Bruce Cabot. Alan Hale. viptnr Alberton, Phone 56- p SMALLMANS BUHDINO t TT""tiT'ffrr produced; '7) the availability and JOIIV Mid Frank 3lCH"E'h M9 N50 i H -, orran posts .'..,s4.n,:, necessary m,,,,,,.,,..u,,,, TONIGHT and SATURDAY 8.30 cast in ”Dod-ge cup. l . P-E-L