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SUMMERSIDE — The nomina- tion of Dr. Gilbert J. Gallant as a candidate for councillor for | the West Ward was the only sur- prise in yesterday’s civic nom- inations at Summerside, and as- sured that elections will be held next Tuesday im all three: Sum- merside wards.

Dr. Gallant will be opposing Leo Wood, a member of the pre- sent council, while in each of

-|the other two wards three can-

WESTERN _ GUARDIAN

CRAPAUD RINK Carnival, Thursday night. 23 Classes. Judg- ing begins at 8.15 sharp. Prizes on display at Crapaud Creamery.

BEDEQUE RINK tonight, Wed- nesday Second game best of five Intermediate B Nine Mile Creek vs. Lot 16 Rangers. Game time 8.30. Skate after.

CRAPAUD RINK Fancy Dress Carnival Thursday, February 19th. at 8.15 sharp. Following are the classes:. Pre-school age~ girls and pre-school age boys young- est in costume, girls 6 to 8, boys’ 6 to 8, girls 9 to 12, boys’ 9 to 12, girls5 13 to 16, boys5 13 to 16, jun- jor Girl Couples under 16, Boys’ Junior Couples under 16, Senior ladies’ couples over 16, senior Gents Couples over 16, Classes for Ladies’ Gents, Funniest cos- tume under 16 and over 16, Pret- tiest costume under 16 and over,

‘16, most original costume under

- 26 and over 16, most graceful . skater.

Contestants in costume admitted free: Each contestant

must register and have two cards stating age and-character ep- resented. One card to be worm on left shoulder and the other to be passed in to the registrar. Ad- mission 25 cents and 50 cents.

ANYONE SAVING York or Maple Leaf labels for the Ken- sington Community Club please leave at Champion's Pharmacy

_on or before Saturday, February

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Misses HIGH TIDE

SOUTHAMPTON, England (AP)—The liner Queen Mary ran into thick fog off the Isle of Wight Monday, missed high tide

- and was urfable to dock with 550

passengers from New York. The vessel dropped anchor to await the next high tide. A Cunara line official said she would dock

at 5 a.m. .today—1l2 hours late.

Professional Cards Chartered | Accountants

T. Earle Hickey & Co.

Canadian Bank of Commerce Building Summerside, P. E. 1. Phone 2235

R. E. Ellis & Son Limited Fire — Auto — Casualty 5 Summer St. Summerside

Optometrists

E. E. Parkman —

Opt. D., R.0. PHONE 3287 Summer St. Summerside _B. F. Hunter, R.0O.

Summerside, P. E. I. Phone 3116 SMALLMAN’S BUILDING

Photographers

The Read Studios D. W. SEARS

Barrister George R. MacMahon,

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(Also Kensington on Saturday's) Phone Summerside 3551 Summerside

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didates have been nominated.

Is the Centre Ward, Dr. H. E. Clark, also a member of the pre- sent council, has J. Ernest Mor- rison and Mercier Mullin as con- testants.

In the East Ward, the present council member Elmer Newson has renominated and his reelect- ion is being opposed by Edmund F. Arsenault and Llewellyn Rog- ers. Mr. Rogers, 67, is Maritime Central Airways agent at Sum- merside. He resides with his wife and two of their seven

per Granville Street.

Edmund F. Arsenault, 47, a salesman with Robinson's Bak- ery, is a veteran of World War Two, past grand knight of Sum- merside Council Knights of Col- umbis, a member of the K. of C. State Council and ‘a member of the Summerside branch of the Canadian Legion. With his wife and two children he resides on Milton Avenue.

Elmer Newson, 4, a C.N.R. clerk, has been a member of the town council for the past two years. He is married, has ‘three children, and resides on Arcona Street.

Mercier Mullin, 39, a buyer for Canada Packers. veteran of World War Two, is grand knight of Summerside Council Knights of Columbus, president ‘of the Summerside Lions Club and vice-president of the Summerside

Miss Margaret Conroy of Tignish recently complete twenty-five: years’ of service- as librarian of the{cGranch library in Tignish. The j i

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Firemen na Budding Blaz

SUMMERSIDE — Quick act- ion by the Summerside Fire Department nipped a budding blaze yesterday morning at MacCausland Furniture Store.

Firemen answered the call at 11:30 and doused the fire be- lieved to have originated from an overheated stovepipe before it had a chance to spread. No serious damage resulted.

YPS Welcomes New Members

KENSINGTON Two new members were welcomed to the Kensington Young People’s Society at the regular meeting held Monday evening.

The Bible study was intro duced by Rev. E. H. Bean. The devotional period and hymns were lead by Eloyce Stavart. Lea Crozier was in charge of the program.

Fire Quelled In Apartment

An overheated stove pipe in the apartment of Eldon Ber- nard, located above MacCaus- land Furniture Limited caused some smoke but little damage

\}as the Summerside Fire De-

partment were on the scene quickly and quelled the danger

from fire that threatened the | Water Street business area. The jalarm was turned in about | noon.

children at their home on Up-|

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Hections Are Assured

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branch of the Canadian Legion.

| with his wife and five children,

he resides on Schurman Avenue.

J. Ernest Morrison, 52, man- ager of P. E. I. Concrete Pro- ducts, is a member of eleven various organizations. He resid- es on Schurman Avenue, with his wife and four of their child- ren while four other married children are residing elsewhere.

Dr. H. E. Clark, 3, is senior member of the present council, having served as chairman of the electric light committee for the past three years. He is a (practicing dentist, a veteran lof World War Two, a member of the executive of the Summer- side branch of the Canadian Legion for a number of years. With his wife and four children he resides on Lidstdne Street. He is also past president of the Home and School Association and the Summerside Y's Men's Club.

Leo Wood, 54, a member of the present council, has repre- sented the West Ward for the past two years on the council. He has been president of SM. Paul's Credit Union and is sec-

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Funeral services will be held President of the 8 i.

/Rotary Club John Arnold pre- sents a cheque for $1,000 to Rotarian Judge Walter E.

nish. Interment will be in the

church cemetery.

ROTARY CLUB AIDS HOSPITAL

| English clergyman, wrote poems in English, Latin and .Greek.

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This Week At Civic Stadium

SUMMERSIDE — Plans to ieiidlieead 4

further decorate. the Sunday |" 4'99 _ 5-39 Skating

school rooms and details of a| 7:15 Town Taxi vs. Tignish pantry sale were finalized at, One Hour Skate After Game the regular meeting of the THURSDAY— . 7 ae Young» Women’s Guild of the| 1:30 - 3:00 Pre-School Skate Summerside Presbyterian Church | 6:00 - 7:30 Girl Guide Skate held Monday. 8:00 - 10:00 Skating

| FRIDAY— 9:00 ‘Playoff Hockey — Char- : “ a vs. Summerside .

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2:00 - 4:00 Skating

7:15. Prince County Ice Meet. Skating After.

SUNDAY— ..8:30 - 10:30 Skating Club

Thomas Brant, the 16th-century

hospital and extended grateful thanks to the club for. their very generous gift.

Darby, a donation from the club to Prince County Hospital. Judge Darby is chairman of the board of trustees of the

Rockets Crush Coomacs 10-3

ALBERTON — The high fly- ing Elmsdale Rockets. trounced Summerside Coomacs 103 in| Alberton last night in the open- ing game of a best of three | game Intermediate C_ second round playoff series. i Following a lack lustre open- ing period which ended 21 for | S'Side the Rockets took com- plete charge of the game chalk- | ing up five markers in the | middie frame without a reply and four in the closing round | to the visitors lone tally. The second game in the ser- ies will be in Alberton Th day night. Tempers flared at time last

Minor Hockey

At Summerside

SUMMERSIDE — Minor hoc key schedule here for Wednes- day and Thursday:

Wednesday — 530 — 630 — Midget All Stars.

Thursday — 4.00 — 50 — Bantam All Stars: 5.00 — 6.00 — Paperweight Majors vs. ‘ Kea- sington at Stadium.

Merchants Give Approval To

Hospital Plan

SUMMERSIDE — The unani- mous approval of the proposed financing of the Government hos- pital insurance program was ex-

man (two minors) and Bowness |

hews with singles. (three minors) from the Sum- E. Cook scored a pair of/merside squad and Tuplin |

goals for Summerside and A./| (three minors) and Rennie of |

Groom a singleton. the Rockets.

Penalties went to Durant,| Referees were Gerard

MacFarlane, Ramsay, —Cross-|nard and Glen Matthews.

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NOMINATING CONVENTION

The Progressive Conservative nominating convention for the First District of Prince County will be held on Wednesday afternoon 2:30 P. M. March 4th, 1959 in the Institute Hall at Alberton, Yr. & &

Everyone Welcome Emerson Smallman, Pres. Lorne Johnson, Secy.-Treas.

pressed at the regular meeting} US** resulting in the teams

of the directors of the Retail| 0% Playing with only four mea |

for a time. t W. Matthews got the hat trick for the Rockets closely | following by team mate Walter | Adams with a pair and E. Hardy, A. Williams, Reg. Prid- bam, F. Hardy and E. Matt-

Merchants Association of P_E.I. held Monday evening at Mul- berry Lodge, Summerside with the president, J. F. Jenkins, pre- siding.

William Ellis of the purchas- ing committee reported progress on negotiations with hardware firms to obtain a cost-plus pur

orous campaign of the national |

chasing arrangement for the | association in seeking the repeal | membership. , of section 34 of the Criminal | Numerous quotations present-|Code respecting resale price

ed on cariot purchases of wire| maintenance and unscrupulous and nails for spring delivery re-| business practices. sulted in the acceptance of the

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lowest tender submitted by a

local firm. TYPEWRITERS l A. number of marketing and | $1.00 Down and

distribution problems were dis- | $1.00 per\week |)

cussed and plans were formulat- |] why rent? When we will

ed with a view to raising the | he best |

standards of efficiency and bus-, iness ethics at the various levels | involved. i The meeting endorsed the vig-

REMINGTON RAND PORTABLE ‘ree Demonstration in your home Write Box 1524 Summerside

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retary treasurer of the Summer- side Fire Department. With his wife and three children he re- sides on Hawthorn Avenue. He is employed with the Unemploy- ment Insurance Commission in’ Summerside. : Dr. Gilbert J. Gallant, 45, is a medical doctor, serving as an-| esthesiologist at the Prince County Hospital. He is a veteran’ of World War Two, a member of | the Canadian.Legion, and provin-| tial chairman of the Air Cadet | League of Canada. He is also) Prince County chairman of the Boy Scout Association and past} president of the Summerside | RCAF Association. | With his wife and five child- ‘rea he resides on Schurman Ave.

Branch Library At Tignish Was-One Of First In P.E.I.

was one of the first branches of the...Prince Edward Island Lib- |raries to be opened after the | Carnegie Library Demonstration | was established in Prince Ed- ward Island in 1933, and is one of the few libraries to remain in charge of the same librarian | since its opening.

For a time the Tignish Lib- rary operated in rented quar- ters; then in 1949.a movement was started to provide a sepa- rate building for the library. The. new Tignish library was opened December 1950.

Miss Conroy was an active member of the local committee

ALBERTON

Pvt. David Carroll of the United States army stationed at Fort Bliss, Texas, is spending a three weeks leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. d. Carroll, Alberton South.

Miss Jean Oliver, South Kil- dare, has joined the staff of Alberton branch of the Cana- diap Bank of Commerce.

Miss Patricia Carroll, Ship- pegan, N.B., was a welcome weekend guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Carroll,

Alberton South.

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RURAL AND COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

PLAYOFF HOCKEY TONIGHT

AT CIVIC STADIUM

Game Time 7:15 TOWN TAXI One Hour Skate After Game \DMISSION:

Adults 35 cents Students 25 cents

Crapaud Rink

Carnival, Feb. 19 Judging at 8:15 sharp Admission 50c and 25c

Skate after

CAPITOL - summersive

WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY 7:15 - 9:10

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YOU GOTTA HEAR “You've Gotta Have

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— that devil of a man RAY

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<A thrilling new screen personality _the dynamic red-headed dartina of

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CARNIVAL

MAMMOTH DRESS CARNIVAL KENSINGTON RINK TONIGHT Admission: Adults 50c; Children 25c

WHO PUT MOM IN THE

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ATTIC?

Why M. F. Schurman Co. Ltd. helped! We converted her wasted attic, space into a cosy sew- ing room with quality remodeling materials.

Come in this week for a chat about finishing off your attic . . . or call 2265 and we’ll come to your home to give you helpful suggestions and FREE estimates.

HELPING FOLKS IN THIS AREA LIVE COMFORTABLY FOR MORE THAN

62 YEARS

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WHAT SHOULD A SERGE SHINER DRINK

WHEN HE BEGINS To PANT ?