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chasing a deer in his car. The See eet s. . ;

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‘ GUARDIAN NEWS BUREAU TELEPHONES: hospital. She was. 98.

3 $ \ ' Mrs. MacIntosh was born 2

Summerside 8031; Alberton 68-2; Montague 97-2; Souris 32-3 Orwell Cove, P.E.I., and was the

: . sister of the late Dan. W. Mac-

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., Dec. 30, 1959. 3 Pe a a ai oe

-. ' 7 ‘ her sister, the late Mrs. Josevh a, : : Fraser, also of Alberton South,

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Fisherman Fined 2222 nie S-==.iam

SUMMERSIDE — An Albertonjfish in a place, where at that

South fisherman, Megisald-A.|Gae Asking: for such fal was E E T : Fraser, was fined a prohibited. 15 — 9: $75 and costs when or be. was found ; On the ine heres. ha it LETTER . e 7:15 9:15 ate's|failing to “ to” when ‘ aa here yesterday on Teale a protection officer, Fraser OF THANKS NOTE—NO SHORT SUBJECTS Re cats

charges arising out of|was fined $50 and costs or’ 30

r : ; i 3 oes : f offences . committed under the/ days. On behalf of the members ; 4 , as Fisheries Act Also appeari i c ee. : ; . a ng on a charge Of/the Board of Directors of the MINISTERS KENSING "| peeaia ined the accused 425 and] of Tish: in'h placd where at thallece ond muyeall,T would ike to : STUDENT MEET AT I TON ‘ | Donald nee te accused one of ag in a — eer that/eau and myself, I would ie to oa ‘a 2 : a . ; costs or ys on a charge of|time fishing for suc W &S/extend our thanks to the many l ante as coe —_ S09 ignagh on ooelionrpmigiee ing the student ministers re- dinner, carols were | having the unlawful possession of'prohibited, his brother, Upton) persons who helped out during woke ta te ee oe . A. Frank MacLean of | lated some & the problems they | sung: with L.M. Murray “ae 7 “| the Christmas Season. These in- ; PELL. was held io tie parlors Charlottetown, chairman of the | had encountered on their mis- | at the piano and Jim Miller, a , San’: joovided Gia’ motatuad : ehsington: United Church | Presbyterian committee on col- | sion fields and called upon the candidate for the ministry from ' ny Rint make ; | yesterday with over 30 minis- | leges and students presided. | mimisters present to suggest | Saint John Presbytery sang a ON Al with a up the - ters, students, prospective stud- | During the course of the meet. ' possible solutions. Following the solo A TI BERTON oo io tee Kissmte “ee 7 others. who delivered them.

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: * . ve ° 5 . Special-thanks also to the man WellingtonAreaMay Have fitters | snecte “during fhe winter monte ts | tic miro ; . d ir own a ided a full y Success At York streets during the winter months is Christmas for them. And to the mf , ; . * icers and men of the Armory Fy + R * H ° YORK... York Schodl presentes || S*tieHy prohibited. Violators will be pro- | without whose help and facilities ee ae, a highly successful Christmas|} gecuted. . oS e packing istribution ; Irs egiona Ig Cc 00 , | concert at the hail on Dec. 22. : ee been. much more i : ; _ | Richard Vessey was chairman : . SIDE BUREAU) district in order to vote on) ings it was generally agreed that| 2nd, "3. Low Vessey presided By Order of Town cones F Arthur G. Laws, — ¢ OF THE GUARDIAN| whether , the various districts| most of the committee members| *',.° plane. ai Executive Director, There is a definite ity| were in favor of a regional high| were in. favor of a regional high| . uw". Vessey praised (he puptis : Protestant Family Service that Wellngion and vgn wih school. Eight of the districts tot j| ahd teacher for their efforts in Bureau. e the first district in pro-\\ The trustees of each district| 100, per cent in favor, three vot-/™making the program | such a| _wince to have a regional high} held nase different meetings “ ed with a good majority and one| SiCr®ss- ronat on Apes on head ii CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS 3 . * upty Minister district voted against. r : | e Se aueaaiod commprises - ener eread Maleoles Discussions are continuing with setae > ‘nr a mo Members of the Institute of Chartered Ac- Bay, Mont Carmel and Wellington, to organize committees. Siesta sone = a tab.|Donald. Gloria Costache: read- countants of Prince Edward Island for the year and each school district recently |* committee appointed as-| lishing a regional high school. |ing, Renate Schmalz; exercise ending April 30th, 1960. - held a meeting with representa-| sisted the organizational commit-| it's understood that the de-| Eleanor Jewell, Marlene Watts: pF, Archibald Port Williams, Nova Scotia tives of the department of educa-| tee which was comprised of Eu-| partment will pay 4 percent of the! accordian solo, Raymond. ’Chap- ‘y Ree ats ae Building, Phillips Square Mont- tion to discuss the pro’s and con’s| clide Arsenault, Ulric Poirier,| cost of the school plus 60 percent| Pell; piano solo. Beryl ‘Vessey; * Set —e wee echo ae . ee en eee ee Pee ee. Sees. Wi Common’ ..occ.cc.. 194 Orange Strect, Saint'Jehe, N. 3. if ie Miadttiinn L6iik wind del ‘Weees Gis valida 6 Gams wieit-lene yet been Se Ee cia ban Larger H. E. Crowell ....s...++--+.-..-.-.. Box 208, Halifax, N. S. sented to the Minister of Educa- Sean MarDeonld Bebor W. W. B. Dick ..........--.. 560 Main Street, Moncton, N. B. tion, Hon. L.G. Dewar, in which Murray and Rev. E.H. B was| Other atactiins Siete ex a. W. Dixon, eee National Revenue, Taxation Div- jf} can ener or ouik sakaal Severe Burns reelected secretary-treasurer. sonal singing by the various] tg amg John, N. " #3 College Strett, Halifai,N. 8. | . | With Rev. L. M. Murray in the| stades. ‘lia rear Sede nites Oaiarie. Tt S fe Chair, the clericus sad tol —* William Dowie .... 21 James Street South, Hamilton, Ontario "5: 3e 3 H. A. Forsythe, Department of National Revenue, Taxation Election Date |SUttered By [rms inc ima “ex. st|Montague Hawks) © tiviion ror ritiam, Ovare toa iesus, Geviess-wik be. nadie A. J. Garrett, 100 Fitzroy Street, Charlottetown, P. E. Lj} - ‘ : ‘ Alberton Bo Stenday Gusta Veiley'” om Dump Parkdale _ J. L. Gorrill, 13# Richmond Street, Charlottetown, P. E. I. || Stirs Interest : y each evening st 7:30 W. J: B. Gentleman, 11 Canterbury Street, St. John, N. B. | : ALBER' * p.m. on Jan. 4. Services will be The Montague Juvenile Hawks Philip Godfrey, 215 St. James Street West, Montreal, P. Q. ff ’ SUMMERSIDE tel Alberton TON — A 2year-old| ic the Presbyterian. Church Mon- defeated Parkdale High by aif A. F. Gosling; .......- Eastern Trust Building, Moncton, N. B. §f ” Seivie election Sate nearly | fered pane 3 ow oul- day and Thursday, in the United | 5°°T® of 13-4 on Tuesday -after-\] G. M. Hawthorn, 360 St. James Street West, Montreal, P.Q. ff ‘two months away ape ge eho aie accident at ae sanbietialy Church on Tuesday and Friday; wes the Sports Arena.” ; | H. R. Hennessey ...-....-- Cole Avenue, Ottawa, Ontario | ‘Summerside sen Sas made mareing. ant fo Ge Aagiines, Charts es], 4, ee ae ae oe are c ead ‘Bank of erce” Building. Summerside, ~ f/— a as : fi t ‘ nesday. . . . = 4 ° . : : { Coa. Frei Arsensait ae at here ae aoe playing " the Bache sot Pe as woual a 7 ae Mt _ Ee 7. > —: Bank of Commerce Building, Summerside, contest the West| ture of oi] and gasoline when ; Bonuses j ‘ard once aman Xs wot hoor |aperenty ot at" | Geman cruel of Grube oats tr Parkdale were snr] GW. Hosen no ion ain See Moncton Denilt Segest oe — flare up caused | terial 1 Association and that the ed by Livingstone, Blanchard, | 7 We Jehaced, ........-::. @& Grenville Street, Halifax, N.S. || * ee an MacCaus- to this face, hair, offerings from. the Week of O'Meara, Frizzell, while goal get- ’ L Summ id dand. said it. toosearlys--to. eyelashes and neck. a Prayer eébvice: be? di ters for the Hawks: were B. Bal- K. T. N. Lapp, M. F. Schurman Co. Lid., erside, | ‘Coun. R. B. Dewar who, if he Hospital where he was reported! of Canada and th P.E.L Society Annear, G. Beck and MacPt J. . Leard, Department of National Revenue, Taxation Div | should decide to run again said| Testing comfortably last night.) tant Orphanage BL Fretes:| ih singles. ision, Charlottetown, P. E. I. : che will do so in the West Ward. | He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ers- ’ ; A. N. MacNeill, P. E. I. Hospital, Charlottetown, P. E. I. * Counciflors who, still have aj kine Hardy. ° cunwsTuad ——) | R. D. Manning, Currie Building, Charlottetown, P. E. 1. |} year to go are Llewellyn Rogers, AT SEA il RW. Manning, “134 Richmond Street, Charlottetown, P, E. 1. | ‘Ernest Morrison and Leo Wood. SAINT JOHN. NB. (CP)—The| AUCTI i) 6G. E. Martin .......... Spring Garden Road, Halifax, N. S. _ Rumors have been persisting Prayer Week eniien Wa as Pe ei i} W. E. Massey. peace Treasurer's Department, Charlotte- that Coun. Wood may run for the i} ‘town, P. E. 1 office of mayor but as of yester- = liner Empress of France, sched-| AP | G. K. MacKenzie, % Prince William Street, St. John,, N. B. day the councillor said he-had no Planning Done uled to arrive here Tuesday night) oe | Mrs. E. P. Morrison ...... 1111 Main Street, Moncton, N. B. plans to release at present. from Liverpool carries 200 pas-| if E. A. Mowatt ........ 11 Canterbury Street, St, John, N. B. Election day in Summerside is} gensInGTON — © coniieie whe wbbreked< Chria-| | W.S. Munro .......... 410 Nicholas Street, Montreal, P. Q. ‘Tuesday, February 23rd = Caiicers for = S| A. 1; Pee. 6.0, «<0 460 St. John Street, Montreal, P. Q. ' 1960 and plans for the Week of|mas at sea. The 20,400 ton vessel|j - - David Reev 167 Pri Willi Street. St. Joba, N.-B ; Prayer services were made at a/ Was due Monday but was delayed | i 7 rvey. a at Le ke Gity, Utah U s A meetifig of the Kensington Dis-|by wintry storms. She will spend| De i ee ee seed © ee trict Clericus held last week. New Year’s Eve at her berth) | James C. Thompson, 901 Victoria Square. Montreal, P. Q. i S LA N D Rev. Waldo Elliot was elected|here, beginning her return jour-| | 8. G. Williams, 134 Richmond Street, Charlottetown, P. E. I. president to succeed Rév. L.M.iney New Year's Day. * ’ a en @ Large or Small Registered Public Accountants : ; Orders | Licensed for the year ending May 31, 1960 to AT | ENTION @ Immediate | practice under the Public Accounting and Auditing Ddivesy. Fret il Act of Prince Edward Island (1949) :—, “ Cards in Stock i} ZL. J. Corcoran, 19 Argonne Bay, St. Boniface, Manitoba } 2 . HOG PRODUCERS J. G. Dennis ...... Connaught Apts., Charlottetown, P. E. I. ; ENTERS HOSPITAL { i] Joseph Francis, 76 Upper Queen Street, Charlottetown, P. E, I. . William MacLean of Montague i @ Ph 8506 @ he ee oo Berne ie ea eee Souris, P. E. I. has entered the Prince Edward Unless you have registered with the Canada Department. }} one ZF MARE ix. 5 <cascnyess R.R. 2 Box 42, Richmond; -P. £. I. island Hospital for treatment. of Agriculture and received a registration number you will |} Ingham Palmer .........-..---.--.. Box 325, Moncton, N. B. ; FROM TORONTO not be eligible for any deficiency payment that may be [/}- - The J. E. Phillips ..............:. Box 617, Summerside, P. E. I. Miss Beatrice Lanigan, Toronto|| ‘rthcoming. The sumber and name exactly as registered . : \, spending ber vacation ta Men-|| "st Se Surnished the trucker or driver at time of delivery Central Print cactus | tague, guest of her mother Mrs of hogs. If this is not done it is probable that payment of ery Secretary-Treasurer, ; ; premium, as well as eligibility for deficiency payments, may Charlottetown, P. E. I. Institute of Chartered Accountants of | be held up as the grader is not supposed to sign the warrant | Prince Edward Island — |

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