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‘ District governor Fred R. Mac. 3 Kinnon, of Halifax. is seen (left)

yduring his annual visitation to the Summerslde Rotary Club yester.

ROTARY DISTRICT GOVERNOR VISITS S'SIID

day afternoon as'he conferred with the local president Mr. John

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S'sicIe Council. Approves Paving, Patching Program

A special meeting of the ‘Sum- , Inerside Town Council was held early last evening to approve seven resolution dealing with pav- lng, resurfacing, patching and ,_ Teal-coating varim town streets ut a cost of over $40,000. 7 Before the resolutions 'were read, it was pointed out by His Worship Mayor W.A. Currie that the expenditures are within the f budget and the town would still be maintaining their pay-as-you- zo-policy. . ‘ Streets approved for asphalt ,, paving are: Lidstone Street £16m Beattie Avenue. to Schm'man Avenue at is met of $4344; Har- vard Street from the railway .: tracks to East Street at a cost of : $10,531; Hawthorne; Avenue for i' a distance of. 950wa 'aft'austt of

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:cost ot'$7.82§. , Removing" did» our I,

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acLeod's, Long River, Wednesa y, July 30th. 8:00 p.m. Spon- red bvaresbyteria'nf Church. " THERE WILL BE adance in Wed-nes- day, July 30. Dancing‘from 9-12. Sponsored by Kinkora' C.Y.0.

INDUCTION — Rev. and Mrs. Rabat A. Crooks arrived in Elms- ‘ddo on Monday. Mr. Crooks wall Iiflnducted as minister of Mont- " e pastoral charge of film-United Church of Canadapn My evening. The induction

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- v;- Mr. and Mrg. Layail coote an

two children, Brian an’. Ronald.

-.Ta nus 92.10ng) 'srw pne um ofth- visiting with Mr and Mrs.

Arthur Dunn. . Mrs. Beatrice Mabr'adyen, who

“I for some weeks/has been a pat

; ient in The Prince County Hos-o -

35., ta], returned to the Iome of her

‘- daughter, Harold Palme. , E and Mr. Palmer, at Borden. )4

; Tuesday, July 29th. ; .

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Street from Central to Granville; Spring Street. from Notre Dame to Winter and Fitzroy to First; Fitzroy Street, from Spring to Eustanc; First Street from Cedar to Water; Foundry Street from Spring to Fire Hall, a total cost'of $7,348. ,

For Beaver Street; Pleasant Street, Belmont Street, Cambridge Street, Grandville at N otre Dame, Milton Ave, Notre Dame at Cedar, Eustane St., gist St., Cedar St. Total cost $2,-

For .seal-oouthg: NOI'HI Market St. from Cedar to Central; Bea- ver SL, ' Duke to Centzul; Pleasant St, [from Summer In Sgrfiagiaielmggt itudfrom Russell

. us e; mfigest.,from ,Glundviile to Russell

‘ hy asphalt was being used in. stead of concrete: as asphalt pav- Inghas beenfoundtohequrex—

_ pensive to '-repair. mat'fii

the past four or live you: it has cost _ the town "

Wy $100,000 to repair new streets; ,, Coun. Lea Wood, claimant: of

street committee add the streets being ved don’t «have too much

and hat the asphalt is much cheaper. I Coun. Dr. H.E;Clark, who is al- so on the committee, slated flint he would like to see cement used but the cost is much higher and that people residing on these streets inLneed of pavingcan’t be

min When Sunday to a holiday with M115. parents, Mr- and Mrs. James Broderick, Alberton.

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hardy,

, Karenfand Philip, have returned

to theinome-in lubeer alters brief vacation hi Montague. '

,Mlu Dorothy Helmessey, Al- .berton, is a patient in the Western Hospital where she underwent an operation Tuesday morning.

Mrs. Lexy Rogerson, Toronto, ‘acoom by her children, La- na Gary, is spending two weeks with relatives in‘Alberton.

, Mr. and Mm Arthur McRae, Al- bartoo‘, have ale-their guests Mrs.

Brenda and Bruce. of Hessiey, Creek, 3.0.; also Mr. McRae’s nleoenm , Miss Olive McRae of Tor. o . V - «

Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Toys and their children, Ralph, Tommy and Johnny, of Boston, are guests of Mrs. Toye’s parents, Mr. and Mrs Stephen ’MurphyLAlberton.

Mr. and Mrs.- George Williams, Faith and Debbie Williams, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jeffery, left Alberton by car Monday morning for a brief visit to SydneyMines, N.S. ' ,

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Calm. W.E. MacCausla'nd asked ‘

asked to await anodIer five years which would be necessary if ce- ment pavement was laid, due to the cost involved. 7 ‘ . ‘Coun. Clark added the com- mittee hadn’t recommended all of the streets theywould like to see paved this year, but that In at- tempt was made to serve the three wards at a cost of roughly $10,000'per ward, He‘stated tliat in recommending these streetsit was felt that these were the streets that needed attention this year. 1 ' Mayor Currie thanked the com- mittee, whoSe member was Coun. RB. Dewar, for their thorough work in regard to pre- sent paving needs and‘capital ex- penditures'lPatching comes un- der current expenditures). Curran and Briggs Ltd, have been awarded the contracts. »

. \ - -, . , _ » O ’ Rotary DIst. Gov. ' ' ‘1‘ , ‘Ir , ‘ .. , '

In SummersIde _

District governor . Fred Mac. Klunou of Rotary, was the guest speaker yesterday at the regular wfikly, luncheon meeting? of the ol which was chaired by the president JohnArnold. _ ' ‘

The' district governor, who re- sides in Halifax, supervises the 24 Clubs‘jin this province, Nova Sco- tia andNewfoundland and in his address to the members of the local club. .

e K . 7e duties “and irespanls es J(75%!alrotaria'ns

in the preset Rotarlan A. Itorne MacKay of Hamilton, 0nt., was present Int

the meeting. Other guests were.

S-L Budd Quinn, Dartmouth, N.S.. a former Member of the local club previous to being posted from (’in Summer- side, . . ‘ f ensingror and samuel .Profitt of Ingiesidev Ont. -‘ .. ,

During the b'lsinegsvperiod it woedecide'd to hold a golf tourna. ment at Cavendish later this month with the. members or the Charlottetown \‘Club. ~l

During the art-mom the it» trictgovemor met WWII-he dir- ectors of the moon; 3 busineu session and las‘ evexng Wiu‘ a general assembly of all the loca‘ members.

Darby. encoded a vote of thanks to the distinct governon‘ at the conclusion of his talk at the noon meeting. .

\ DANGEROUS HOLES Deep holes and old well: should be securely ‘covared to prevent children tailing in and injuring themselves.

CHILD STAR. GETS SAVINGS VLOS ANGEIIES (AP)~Onetinie star Mangarct O’Brien, now 21,’ has been given legal control

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Arnold, and secretary'Mr. Cyril Hickey. The luncheon meeting was held at Mulberry Lodge

Hold N. Tryon“ Bible School

North T r‘-y o n Presbyterian Church held its fifteenth daily va- cation Blble School concluding with a church service on Sunday morning, July 0th. The service was concluded by Miss Mary A. MacKenzie, deaconess with the members of the school partici- pating. Certificates were present- ed to a large number of students in the various departments. '

The school ’wasconcluded by Miss Mackenzie, assisted by Mrs Arthur Thomson, prganist, and the following teachers. Mrs. Harry Patterson, Melvin Waiddell, Mrs. Wymanv,Waddell, Mrs. Lloyd Howett, Mrs. Ralph Dawson, Mrs. Sydney Dawson, Mrs. Stanley Delaney. Patricia

There were eight-seven enIDoll- ed. Several members of the con- gregation provided treats for the children during the week.

On Friday afternoon the school picnic was held at Hampton Shore. swimming was enjoyed. A delicious supper and a very gen- erous treat or ice-cream was set: tIlfed by the ladies of the congrega~

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CHEYENNE, ,Wyo. (Am—11m W. a big Mackinaw trout found dead on the shore of Middle Piney lake in. Wyoming. Game and fish departs ment oflflcials said the stomahh of the Mud fish contained a lange ball of fishline, several large lead sinkers, three spin- ners, one minnow hook, two regu~

Patterson and Elmer MacDonald. .

l92-Pouncl Halibut Caught Off Tignish

A 192-pound halibut was caught by Gerald Gallant and Clifford Vincent yesterday while jigging for cod out of Tignish harbour.

Last week a smaller halibut weighing about a hundred pounds was brought in by George Dou- cette. Fissh of this size put up quite a battle before being boat- ed and both of these provided plenty of excitement for the cod fishermen.

The trick is to get them close enough to the boat to be able to make use of several additional hooks. Although not common in these waters one or tWo halibut are caught almost every year in Tignish. A 229 pounder was brought in by Jimmy and Arnold Gaudet in 1955. Yesterday’s tasty fish was distributed to the mar- kets in Tignish and Albertou.

TRANS-FERRED

Mr. Clyde R. MacLaggan, Sum- merside who has been manager of the Bank of Nova Scotia for the past three years, has been trans-

. I. N10 L| I ferred to the Park Fairmount D I y llflizgeiich. will leave ‘ . . eary m r. I'Iver FrIen , L3,, figuflmgem Mam gain v n a ive in com- AISO Owner , munity affairs, serving as presi-

dent of the Board of Trade for the past2years_ Heis‘also adir- ector of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, and the Maritime Board of Trade. Mr. MacLaggan is an actiVe member of rinity United Church, and be] 5 to the Summerside Golf and Country Club and Curling Club.

He will be succeeded by Mr. R. H.‘Smith who is presently assis- tant supervisor in Saint John, N.

WiII Review I Gov't Spending.

OTTAWA (CH—Finance Minis- ter Fleming Tuesday reamed the Commons that it will be mottled to review government spending under Governor - Gen- eml’s warrants in the last fiscal year. V

Mr. Flenmg' sold a resolution to 'It-hlat effect would be intro- duced shortly.

He was replying to William M. Bonidichson (L -— Kenna-Rainy River) dunmg' debate on a gov. ermncnt resolution preliminary to a measure to “clarify the circum- stances in Which pecial warrants signed by the Governor-General may be issued.” The measure, to amend the Flimncial Admmstra‘ -

An 18-year-old St. Louis youth was given three tines of five dol- lars and.costs by Alherton Mag- istnate waard Clark on Monday on charges of driving 'a motor vehicle without an operator’s licenSe; going through. a stop sign and driving without brakes.

The owner of the vehicle, also from Tignish, was fined $10.00 and costs for allowing an unlicen- sed operator to drive on the high- way.. The information 'was laid by Allberton policeman John Arthur.

Hos. Anyone Seen Timmie?‘

. Has anyone seen Timmie? David Weal’s little dog Tim- mle has been missing for more than a week. Can you help find him? 'Timmie has for the past few years been a familiar blight as.» he Liam- panied 'I young mas er on , his Gum ' mute each morning. rain or shine. . - » Timme is a little black dog with shout tail, a white cross ‘on his chest, no particliar breed, but wherever he is he is certainly lonesome for his young owner. just as David is lomsome for him. If you know of his where

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.V" PM Withdraws ‘ Invitation To Summit Talk

OTTAWA (Cm-Prime Minis- ter Dlefenrbalker has withdrawn thc conditions be attached last January to ah invitation that Rus- sia’s premier consider attending a summit conference in Canada, External Afifairs Minister Smith said Tuesday. ‘ ' '

Asked by Opposition leader Pearson in the Commons ex. ternal attairs committee whether

Friday of a December invitation he extended to former Premier

Nikita Khrushchev now “is with- out strings,” Mr. Smith replied:

“hf the Security Council should decide that any part of the forth- coming summit meeting should be held in Canada there would be no strings attached."

“This is an unqualified, uncoo- di-tional assertion."

“Then this represents a change

Mr. Pearson said. MUST FOLLOW PLEDGE In Wlnnipeg last Janus» ry, ud- dressing a Ulnainian gati.-:ing, Mr. Diefenbaker said his invita- tion to Mr. Btugaudn was ex~ tended “only on the basis that Russia was prepared to abide by its promises at Geneva to permit free elections in the com 'ed countri .” . " “To meet with the Russians un- der their present conditions would bcabetrayla~ lofthepeoplebe-

bind the Iron ' ,” Mr. Diel- eubalker said m Mr. Smut" h, replying to Leon

Crestohl, Liberal member of Par- liament for the Montreal constit-

NEWTOOTEAT’B'

BUFFALO, Wyn. (AP) — Lake Bugbee, ,Wyoming rancher, says his second chm out! is coming rather late in‘life. Several weeks agohis friends noticed'he was growing a new crop of hair on his previously bald head. Then a few days ago he discovered a new

gum. Buy)” to 90.

tion Act, was telecast in the throne speech at the M of the session.

More than $850,000,000 in 3mm ernmenrt was authouined by Governm-General’s, warrants between the preclectlon disson- tion of Parliament lost Feb. 1 and the opening May 12 of the new

abouts, write phone or call the

,GuardilaII-Palriot office in Summerside. David has been. ' a Guardian delivery boy for

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Spring, Willow and Popular streets and avehues‘ in Sum- mer'side. ‘

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u'a‘ncy of Cartier, Mr. Smith said Canada is not committed in any way to support any action Britain might take in defence of her Mid- dle East oil interests.

Mr. Crestohl had asked Mr. Smith to comment on “menacing language” used in the House of Lords by the Earl of Home, sec- retary of state for Commonwealth

Wed., July 30, 1958

mm." Healthcoat Amory said danger signals had been sighted in a fall-

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Karachi, capital at Pakistan. will have an area at 567 square miles when its master city plan is completed.

reiteration by Mr. Diefenhaker.

in the prime minister’s attitude,”

tooth emerging thrown: his lower '

relations, that Britain would take any steps necessary to protect

her interests in. Middle East oil. MANY FEW”

The English penny is so named because originally 240 pence one pound were equivalent to one pennyweight of silver”

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Europe Looms

PARIS (APW( -— Derick coat Amy, British chancellor/0t the cxchequer, Tuesday said the European eoonmny is showing Signs of softness and the possibil. ity of a recession is real.

Heathooat Amory was pres- ‘ldent of a two-day ‘ of Munster-5' ' from the 17 Western 'Elmipean nations in the unioniza- tionxfor Eumpea‘ n economic co—op- eration. The gave spe- ‘ciai attention to the American

economic downturn and its pos- " Lana. Turner sible effects on Europe. A mum called on member Jeff Chandler

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