To Call Tenders At Once A For S'side Runway Proiecf

nfl announcement by Mr. J. lvatson MscNaught. M.P., for Prince County. and parliamentary assistant to the Minister of Fish- eries revealed osterday that tad- ers will be c ed immediately for the extension of one of the fun- ways at the Sununerside R.C.A.F. Air Station. extending the nmway from 6.000 to 8.000 feet in length and from 150 feet wide to a new width of 300 feet.

The contract will be in excess of 1 million dollars. and when com- pleted there will be only two run- ways of greater length anywhere in Canada. These are at airports near Ottawa and Vancouver.

The tension at Summerside

will allow sufficient room for the

world's largest aircraft to land and takeoff on its paved surface which will extend in a straight line formorethanllsmilesinadin action from north east to south

e t. wtlsbe runway extension will cut across the present North St.

Eleanor's highway lust west of the North St. Elennor's school, and this will necessitate the closing of this part of the road and the con- struction of a new road which will permit highway traffic around the end of the runway extension.

The information concerning the calling of tenders for the complet- ion of the extension was received by Mr. MacNaught at noon yester- day in a telegram from Ottawa

Western

BORDEN SCHOOL will reopen Monday. August 29th.

PANTRY SALE at Kennedy's store. Kensington. Saturday. Aug. 27th at 7:30 p.m. Proceeds for St. Thomas W.A.

JOINS FAMILY-Mr. Periey Giberson of Stellarton. N. S. ar- rived in Summerslde Monday to join Mrs. Giberson and family, who are guests of the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Mc- Assey. Spring Street. S.

CENTRAL Commercial College. ill the Palmer Building, 1o Spring Street, Summerside. will begin classes on September 6th. Sec- retarial. shorthand. typewritlng and bookkeeping courses. Write Box -156 or phone 2989. E. Blanche MacLean. Principal.

OUT OF HOSPITAL - Miss Sheila MacDonald. Freeland. who was taken to Prince County Hos- pital Saturday night. after struck in which she was a passenger was in collision with another truck one quarter mile east of Elierslle. was discharged from hospital yesterday afternoon. It was feared. earlier that Miss MacDonald had suffered a brok- en arm but x-rays failed to re- veal any fracture. The trucks, a half ton and a panel vehicle. driven by Charles Diamond Nortbam and Willis Walfield of Popular Grove respectively were damaged extensively. The acci- rlent occurred about 10.30 Satur- day evening. S.

Personals

Her many friends regret that Mrs. Lorin P. Higgins. Crapaud. is a patient in the Prince County Hospital, Surrunerside.

Mrs. W. J. Harrington has re- turned to her home in Spring Val- ley. after visiting her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs Rus- sell Ramssy. at Medicine Hat. Bur.

Mrs. Theodore Baker and her brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Adams, Boston, are visiting relatives in Sea View, Ken- sington and other canton. Bur.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Paynter and daughter. Nancy, left recently to return to their home in saugus, Mass.. after visiting relatives and friends at Freetown. Burlington and vicinity. Bur.

Miss Mary Mountain. student nurse in the Montreal General Hos- pital, left on return Saturday morn- in after spending her vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mountain, summarsidu.

Mrs. Wesley Cole. accompanied by her gr--1-daughter, Miss Ferne Woodside. Kenslngton. has returned to her home in Spring Valley. after visiting he son-in-law and daugh- ter. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Mill. saint John. N. B. Bur.

Miss Fannie Profitt. Maiden. Mass. and Mr. Charles Durett. Missouri, left on August 1! to re- turn to the States after a short Visit with the farmer's mother. Mrs. William E. Proiitt and broth- er. Mr. Fred Profltt. Burlington.

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The many friends of Blaine Mann Imhtown. who underwent an ap- Pendectomy in the Prince County Hospital. summerslde on August 16. wish him a rapid and satis- ilcinrv convalescence. He is a son of Mr and Mrs. A. P. Mann.

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Death of Mrs. H. Deslioches

The death occurred at her home "I 0! Russel Street. Summerside. 0' Sunday. August am. after a brief illness. of Mrs- Mary Ann

Iltochea wife of Henry Des- RWNH in her tisth year.

Guardian

KING HIRAM R.B.P. No. 986 will meet in King Edward Lodge room Bedeque tonight.

THIS IS YOUR invitation to attend Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic at St. Mark's Hall in Ken- singlon. Monday. Aug. 29th. be- tween 2 and 4 or 1 and 9 p.m. Standard Time.

KENSINGTON needs 250 blood donors at Red Cross Clinic in St. Mark's Hall Monday. August 29th between 2 and 4 and 7 and 9 p.m. (Standard). Be a donor. won't you?

The twenty-ninth Prince County Exhibition to be held at Alberton will open today with the official opening scheduled for tomorrow lafternoon at two o'clock.

Yesterday morning exhibits be gan to arrive. In the afternoon lladies' handicraft classes were judged by Miss Robin and Viisa lwoodside and when their worl vaa lfinished Mrs. A. D. O'Brien and Mrs. Isaac Dunbar arranged the 'work so that it might be viewed by the public today and tomorrow.

Mrs. John P. Wallace and Mrs. Lloyd Wiliie were preparing for the domestic science exhibits which this year. for the first time. ,will be displayed in sanitary and attractive glass showcases.

4 At the office Mrs. James Hodg-

son. Mrs. Charles Johnston and Mrs. Fred Leard. assistants in the secretary. were in their usual places.

activity hero but in the evening more entries were being made and this morning will find it the bus- iest place on the grounds.

Entries of livestock were being m de yesterday and will be com- pleted this morning. A large new cattle barn will provide comfort for the animals and convenience for their owners this year.

The secretary, Mr. Winston Cur- rie. is probably the busiest man in town at exhibition time but he always seems to be available when

During the day there was limitedll

which also stated that the Depart- ment of Transport had completed the necessary paper work. and that tenders should be called no later than Auzust 29th.

Missing Boy, Found Before Severe Storm

A five-year-old boy. missing for several hours in the Sea Cow Pond area near Tignlsh yesterday. was located last evening about 6.15 just before a severe electrical storm. He was found after an extensive search by upwards of a hund- red persons from the district and membe 3 of the Alberton R. C. M. Police detachment.

James Harper. son of Mrs. Daniel Harper, Tignlsh. stay- ed away while accompanying his mother on a berry picking trip and was not missed for some time. Unable to locate him following a search of the immediate area. Mrs. Harper spread the alarm and by the time the little boy was located. none the worse for his ordeal,

a large crowd was searching the wooded area. Fortunately for the child

and the searchers, he was found just before a severe electrical storm accompanied by gusts of wind and heavy rains hit the district.

Prince Co. Exhibition At Alberton Opens Today

lneeded and ready to provide in- formation on any subject in an efficient and courteous manner. '. numbe of directors are to )6 found busily engaged in various tasks.

This year meals will again be served by members of Alberton pastoral charge of the United Church of Canada and there will be three canteens on the grounds. There is also a novelty booth and for amusement the Elliott Shows are setting up four types of rides, two of which are especiallv or children.

For the second season th ex- hibition will be a two-day air. This year it is being held two weeks earlier than in recent "W3 and it is anticipated that. with a large number of tourists still in the Province, the attendance will' lreach a record peak.

SON FOR DAMONE'S

HOLLYWOOD, (AP) - Pier Angeli gave birth Sunday to a baby she almost lost last winter because of an accident aboard an airplane. It's an eight"-pound. 13-ounce boy and both the young actress and her son are reported in fine condition. Miss Angeli. wife of singer Vie Damone. fractured her pelvis when she fell in an air- liner last February. She had been I confined to her home since the ac-

cident.

Residents of Klnsington and the surrounding districts will set the pace for other sections of the province when they go out to beat all their previous excellent records with an objective of 250 donors at the Red Cross clinic to be held in St. Mark's Hall on Monday next- afternoon and evening. This will be the only clinic of next week's series to take place in Prince County and Mr. Gordon S Cooke. manager of the Kensington branch of Canada Packers. who is again heading up the arrangements for the Kenalngton clinic is confident that the citizens of that locality will. as they have in the past, respond wholeheartedly to the ur- gent appeal for blood donors.

Clo so I y associated with Mr. Cooke in this endeavour is the Kansington branch of the Canadian Legion which. under the leader- ship of Mr. W.I... Miller. secretary. is sponsoring this clinic. Legion representatives in many of the districts in the Kensington oral have been asked to co-operate with

donors for the Kenslngton clinic.

The town of Kenaington itself ha: been given a quota of 100 of the 250 donors required at this centre. and each of the districts near by has been given a proportionate number to strive to attain. It will take the combined efforts of all organizations and individuals in this section to make the Kenaing-

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APPLICATIONS

will be received up until Friday, August 26th, for Janitors for each of the Aiberton Schools.

Mrs. Blanche England, Secretary

the Women's Institutes in securing! l

Kensingion And District gt Out For 250 Blood Donors

ion clinic 100 per cent successful. This will be the first time that Kensington has had an afternno' as well as an evening clinic an will be an opportunity for tin donors of Kenalngton itself to at tend in the afternoon, avoid th: congestion at night. and in thi way leave the evening clinic fr-er for the residen- of the othe districts in this area who migh find it difficult to attend in the afternoon.

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CANADIAN OIL FARM TIADE DEALER

"'”0'ins are the rvi'ing ?.""...':,",. 13,!-r '-';I;v;m5:r:?rl;.-5- ATTENTION ........':..”':.':;'z'”5 FARMERS ' c u. ,.,,i::'--M -nerouow-' Buying Poultry, live and this '""'"- ”'f'dressed, daily except Sat- an DGIRNIOI. Bunmsrside. -..".:'.'.;'.'-'....':"”.'r.::'-l... ""'"' - 3: .? A" "grow-u JENKINS anos. LTD. W at s.mm. ,,,,.,,,,""""'., summer-side " h it P--no Ouaetry. s ' I

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Recalling the skillful handicraft weaving. the float above in

Will Work On Power Proieci in Pakistan

Mr. and Mrs. John K. Clark with their children. Jacqueline and Maxine. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred C a m p b e ll with their children. Linda,Susan and Michael. arrived in Alberton during the weekend- The Clarks are visiting Mr. Clark's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clark. and the Campbell's are guests of Mr. Campbell's mother. ”lrs. Keir Campbell.

in three weeks' time Mr. Clark and Mr. Campbell, who have re-

in the art of carding. spinning andl the ninvolved in the manufacture of

cently been employed on the Lawrence seaway project, mill leave for new employment in at distant country. They will be. members of a group of sixty cm-

who are being sent to Pakistan in connection with the construction of a large Hydro development which is being built by the Canadian Government for the Government of Pakistan. Mr. Clark and Mr. Campbell will be engaged in in- structing native workmen in the use of heavy equipment to be used:

Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Campbell and their children will remain in Alberton until late in November when they expect to leave Canada

ployees of Angus Robertson Ltd!

in the construction work.

to join their husbands. l

parade at Mlscouche on Sunday depicts the step by step processes

wool into cloth. At the extreme right in the photo Mrs. Bernadette Askin, formerly of Miscouche and

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With matrimony ' in mind. a and bridal transportation of I755 Snnriay by Mr. and Mrs.

young man and his girl friend depictcd above in the Acadlan hi-;Gailant. would look askance at the costumes centennial parade at Mlscouchc on.

now of Boston is seen beside the cradle built for her in 1385.

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Saturday while they qudiad I fight at a suburban Cartier- vilie hotel.

it was found unharmed a few hours later. after apparently being used by joy-riders.

Morfifying Experience

MONTREAL. iCPi --It was A mortifying experience at best. said constables Henri Belle- marc and Claude Charhonneau

Their patrol car was stolen

SAVE ON

Professional Cards

Chartered

Accountants T. Earle Hickey Canadian Bank of Comnseno Building Summerside. P.E.l. Phone Isl

W. Albert Robertson P. E. l. MU'f'L'AL BUILDING Granville at Water Street Summerside v 't

DIM. r. o. no: , 8144 on

I IINSUIRTANSCTE ( . R. E. Ellis .52 Son Limited

Fire - Auto - Casualty fa Summer at. summery;

Optometrist E E. Parkman 0pl.D.. R.0. PHONE 3287 REGENT THEATRE BI... Summer St. Summerslda Ii. F. llunicr. R.0. isummrrsidc. P.E.l. . Plump Jul I SMAl.l.MAN'S BUILDING

A. Iiaynmnd Gr-ant. B.Sr.. o.n. 2'88 Water Street

its , X " Summerside Above Maurice .'ivllil's Ellen's Wear

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(Photo by Wotton)

PHYSICIVANS

ROCK nonom mas "r- -A M- Physician Surgeon A1. . . Water Slrecl xummprggd. Pllnnc rnaz ' A Photographer: Gordon s Garage THE READ srrolo ('.().VlPLETE mu: SERVICE ” w;:EEl.R.5 . J...

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Alberlon. P.F..I.

SUMMERSIDE

”R-OYAL"

BIDKDEN

'Il0I)AY (Tuesriay) 2:30 - 7:15 - 9:15

"YOUNG AT HEART"

Starring Doris Day and Frank Sinatn.

Mon. at Tues. 8:30 p.m. "TERROR ON A TRAIN" Starring: (ilonn Ford Eihtl Anne Vernon.

Edmund (Photo by Walton)

UCAMEO"

KENSINGTON

Together for the first time;

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Mon.-Tues. 7:15-9:15. Donald 0'- , -1 Connor. Janet Leigh in technicolor f I musical, "WALKING MY BABY

BACK HOME", with roly-poly Mcomedian Buddy Hackett. Hear

.-the older songs! Have I laugh! A Bank drawing Tuesday and Thursday.

terrific from the first mo- ment; 9 song hits, all in gor- geous color. One of Hie year's top musical hits.

Tonight . . 7:15 - 9:10

Ma ::1AlKikf

MONDAY A TUESDAY. AIIGUST 22-28 "IMPACT" Starring: Brian Donlevy, Ella Ramos. Charles Coburn. Cartoon and Canteen SGTVICF 9 P. M. Daylight Time Coming Wednesday and Thursday "WAIT TILI. THE SUN SHINE NELLY" lVllh Ilavirl Wayne and Jean Pclcrs Show lime from now until Fall will he 9 on nayilghl Time.

:-at STAPLIT P DRIVE-.iNTilEATRE SU ERSIDE

ALBERTON

Prince A county Exhibition 3

TUESDAY. AUGUST 23rd 2-:

WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 24th

Official Opening At 2 P. M.

ELLlOTT'S SHOWS PLAYING ON THE MIDWAY

Modern and Old Time Dancing Wednesday lvanlng - 9 - 1:00 Entertainment For AI.

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L. it. WALLACE. W. W. ctlllkll. President. Secretary. j (-