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children in the morning and takes them to school returning

May Name Maaistrate

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GUARDIAN NEWS BUREAU TELEPHONES: Summerside 8031; Alberton 68-2; Montague 97-2; Souris 32-2

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at 3 o'clock to take them home. The service is for the children who live some distance from the school. : eleven agreed to take on the pro- ject. In at least one district an individual has accepted the as-

careless practices in certain sex. | tain service ‘stations in the town | were reported to fire chief Mac-

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Hydrant Plan ls Discussed

"MONTAGU E — Victims of

that will be provided by W. Crandall Associates. A letter received by the coun-

:, | ably constitute the government of

AJ. Haslam

Heads PCs

In 5th Queens District

New officers were elected and)

Fifth District of Queens held last

night.

A. J. Haslam was elected pre- Sident, Mrs. Gerald Maddigan, vice-president, Arthur F. Mc. Innes, secretary, and Jack Bell, Harry Conway and R.E. Suther- land were elected to the execu- tive.

The association expressed its continued loyalty to Her y the Queen, and its contin loy- alty and support to the Hon. John Diefenbaker.

It expressed its continued sup- port and commendation of the two legge of the House of

ns the con-

situeney of Queens, Hon. Angus MacLean. minister of fisheries

and Heath Macquarrie, and ex- tended its congratulations to the Hon. Waiter Shaw and to all suc- cessful candidates who new—so

the province and wished them a i, | Sas tanare of ofSice.

It- extended its particular con- _| gratulations to and continued sup- port_of_Hon._J—D--Stewart—new4

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SUMMERSIDE BUREAU OF THE GUARDIAN

He succeeds Emmett Trainor. Leo Blacquiere wa selected ist

Members of the new executive are Alyre Arsnault, Ben Champ- ion, Joe Clark, Fred J. Gallant, Harold Harkness, Jerry LeCiair, Joe Murphy and Francis (Peg)

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Professional Cards Chartered Accountants

T. Earle Hickey & Co. Canadian Bank of Commerce

Building Summerside, P.E:I. Phone 2235

‘curling tonight at Montague. 7PM.

Est ice: A. Sullivan, J. K,| MacDonald, Dr. Ings, B. White |

9 P.M. East ice: Dr. P. MacIntyre, E. Duvar, D. Sorrie, G. Worth vs

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ion Branch.Names Mercier Mullin President

}.tion. He is a native of St. Peters | “land is married to the former |

48! have four children.

Leod and action was requested.

MERCIER MULLIN

He received his discharge on re- ‘turn to Cariada in 1953.

Mr. Mullin has been active in the Summerside branch and for the past year was the first vice- president as well as the chairman | of the building committee which | undertook the major task of for- | mulating plans for the new Legion Home which is nearing comple-

Pauline Kelly of Morell. They

The officers will be installed at the January meeting.

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ril said a tentative survey had been made by the company from available information and would forwarded immediately. During the business meeting the tender of Lewis McHerron was accepted for sanding the streets.

carded to John A. Mac- Donald, M.P

Mayor Bruce H. Yeo presided |

section of the road lead-

letter of appreciation is to

neillor Charles J. Fraser, |

fines were collected and , $150.8 in transient taxes. Kk was

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and councillors ger were | Greene, C. Fraser, J. Hughes, | C. Nicholson.

Also in attendance were fire .

Coffin and fireman Allan

Nelson.

Leo Blacquiere is chairman of |= the Sea Cadet committee and' Ross MacKenzie, chairman of the committee - responsible for the’ furnishings in the new home.

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provincial secretary and M.A.

Farmer, QC, both of whom so successfully contested this dis- trict, and assured them that in future contests they shall re- receive the same enttusiastic support which they received three months ago.

Finally, it recognized the honor that has been brought to this con-

herland as national secretary of the Women’s Progressive Con- servative Association and in the

election of H. Bennett Carr as| national president of the Young)

Progressive Conservative Associa- tion and extended’to them hearty congratulations and ~ wishes for success during their respective terms of office.

The report of the resolutions committee was given by C. R. McQuaid and the motion was sec- onded by J. Arthur McGuigan.

The president called on Heath Macquarrie, MP, to address the meeting.

Mr. Macquarrie gave the meet-

ing some details on the projected | He told the members|

causeway. what the Conservative govern- ment is doing toward the con- struction of the causeway and pointed out that some $660,000 has | already been spent for survey and extensive study of the pro-) ject.

Premier Shaw. another guest speaker at the meeting, also’ spoke of the causeway. Both men were confident that the causeway

would be ~ built” and noted that [-

tenders were out for a new ice-

Ties now in Ose, until such time!

as the causeway is built.

Hon. David’ Stewart, provin- cial secretary, told the meeting of the expanding tourist industry on the Island and what is being done to promote it and M.A. Far- mer told of the government's search for work for many men on the waterfront.

stituency, country and province in the election of Mrs. Ireta Sut-

Mrs. secretary at the meeting.

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