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he ‘ > the out-| from Summerside to Alberton in Mr. MacKay went on to 3 Our fleet tn 1960 consited of Stat | . that there were to roads 10/11 matnisiners, 28 trecors 30| Alberton La Castro Plans Ry r semua daleiae Ga We cede toe te eight snow made . Some $1,000.000 was : cn pepe, [RPE RON Getty wt ite it year rnc, 'wor| CUFlers Capture | Rural Guard Paid To Municipalities == se-Seass seas sass) Ar tener cence aa wo apce work until 1946 when earth ’ i: aM fey eked Moan came | meng vee ed Sanne war eld, Sirus ans ee planet re ‘s rura Govemnencas Pasta for 1958) remit these balances so early in eh ae te “ madera motor graders snd arop| ation, Summerside. The Alber-|alog lines of the Royal Canedlan totalling were paid to the| the new year, Councillor A. Wal-| ‘py 1997, roads "were being eS ee eee ton team captured top place| Mounted Police. ce Province’s senior munici-| then Gaudet, chairman of Char-| widened and some bridges built. | puitie pobie nee eee ee eon | With Montague second. The revolutionary chieftain told palities, Treasurer B.| lottetown'’s finance comma |The first one mentioned was| Sen tq"ie uroea 7 Members of the Alberton team|reporters. of the plan Tuesday. Earle MacDonald disclosed yes-| said the payments itdicated a| trom Cardigan Bay to a place upwards of $7,000,000! were Isabel Clark ‘skip) Jean} “I like Canada and 1 want terday. Cheques covering all bal-| jump of $% per capita in these] galled Cherry Valley. of We macler' rotors, 1 aieore | Ban bak team| {ame day to go there.” he said. ancés owing were mailed ipal grants. Th nar moter greders, : Millman. Montague am very interested in-—the— Sist, he said. : Mayor Wendell Birt~of Souris| < Atoording (t0 provincial re-| eight rubber tired dozérs, six 15-/ members were Blanche Smith! mounted : i based on per copa, larg | ated tat he ada en | Sere iy denen“ ia| TA renee on OM aL Rah, Cay Kay He ign ge fo Eanadn We feta est single amount, $162,293, went a very part in} the acounts as “car registration! pxviaptR j 0 ” 4 to the provincial capital, the city the town’s financing programs... $430; cheufléar's fee $50; total n POSITION , Other skips of visiting teams - of Charlottetown. | mount collected $480. ed aL FE ideed ete uaa aclvet, bummersae: Ke Amounts received by the other . first act passed by the a . : EF eeven tanerperated tewes wete as History Of legislature governing the opere-| her Provinces Feaaee eae Johnston 5 ee Sie e ‘ ie follows: Summerside, $65,178; (Continued F tion of motor vehicles. was en- a tae "tm an en-|holson, Montague, and Margaret we a. He Souris, $13,041; Montague, $10,- ued From Page 2) acted and assented to in Apfil| (13, position ee cae bud- Perry, Alberton. The RCAF . BLAZE DESTROYS CAR, GARAGE. S700; Georgetown, M206,” sal Sunes aad the itis | aoe highrcvs was readies | 28% for several years bas averag-/\@ams were skipped by Yolande F sm euiy wernng tre of unjtrtap morning. doing ttl ond song reece stags oe prereset eae cy et sian Fra: Sauriy|emrge Speen nn | aay conan of oy ater| SUMMERSIDE morning fire un-| terday tter| and 1 al A provincial order on even rr < . province noon play the visitin 1 3 own origin destroyed the one-| cold weather and high winds but/there were a couple of build-| -in-council dated October 30, 1958,| he said. _._ | hiclés were operated in Charlotte- sauta’ uke Pease’ Gok tame were entertained at 2 banquet. Tonight (Tuesday) ear garage and a ‘52 Plymouth| the prompt and fine efforts of|ings that caught fire slightly| states that grants to incorporated| ‘The first settlers here built| ‘w# and Summerside within the| To iavenon-earth, to hear i @wned by John Thomas_and his| the St. Eleanors Fire Depart-|from flying embers. The Tho-| villages shall be equal to the re-|homes or shelters near river | Coundaries, prior to 1913. told, has 225; per 100,000 popula-| age income of both groups”. 7:1 . daughter of St. Eleanors. The! ment prevented the flames from} mas home is located on the Sher-| venues from other sources, pro-| benks or shores, where supplies | 7,350 REGISTERED tion.”” : e The speaker was introduced 215 - 9:10 laze broke out around 3.30 yes-' spreading to the Thomas home|brooke Road a few yards east| vided that the total grant to each| could be brought in by boat or| Mr. MacKay quoting progres- ; quote figures, Mr. | Chairman Clive Currie and thank- r «f the war memorial. my ly Bec qonte. Gratuety *Slened pelte" sively dealt with the increased) MacKay said “We have 235 miles ed by co-chairman Austin Scales.| 4 es a ey capita more 73] were made from one settlement | expenditure machinery, -»| per ten thousand vehicles regis-| Guests or Rotary were; W.R. House oe « per capita. to another, by which people first] which in 1920 was $369,000. “‘In 8 79 Ontario.| Shaw, Earle Kennedy, Walter 0 boat’ Money Is Made Available Dial Telephone These payments have A gee in- a thea later rode on horse — we bought a plough. “Core ibe highest in Carada. aoe fin 4 Harold creased substantially year, . year we vehicles} “We have more roads ' ard, 2 rlottetow: id Sophia To Cover Hospital Expenses System Installed | Mr. MacDonald said, “becaucc| FIRST P-E.1. ROAD registered and spent $542,000 on] son to attend to while the aver.|J-AJ. Kzox, Canadian-Brities| G4 rhaceigg : . ©: Le the government knows the dif-| “The first road I can find] roads.” : age citizen of P. E. Island is| engineering consultar: and Bil! rant E — Zeta Arsen-}ment of the bill as well as pay At S‘Side Station ficulties the city councils and/ mentioned sometime about 1715,| The first large scale pavement} ‘financially’ worth less than the| Robinson, Salt Lake City Utah. ault, a 20-year-old Egmont Bay|a $100 deposit before she would ‘ commissioners have in their| was a foot-path from St. Peter’s| was the Charlottetown-Borden| average of Ontario. I have the p Real comedy hit be admitted for treatment of a E — A new mile-| finageing. Bay to Port Lajoie (Charlotte-| road in 1934. Pavement was ex-| latest figures right here, recding| More than 8 per cent of the Don’t Miss It! receiving urgextly need-| rheumatic heart condition, that| stone im telephone communica-| Expressing appreciation that/ town) along the south side of the| tended from Charlottetown to| Onario $1676; P. E. Island $768.| 2.184 square miles in Prince/Ed- i] may require surgery. tions. was achieved at RCAF East River. where mail was de-! both Souris and Montague and! These figures represent the aver- ward Island is farming land.

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SUMMERSIDE — Ernest J. ; manager of P. E. I. E Limited, confirmed Yesterday that he will be a can- ‘didate in the civic election sche- d@uled here February 2th.

Mr. Morrison will nominate for election in the Cénater Ward * Councillor Dr. H. E. Clark, an- mounced yesterday that he is not

inating for re-election in the Center Ward.

Chairman of the electric light fommittee, Councililor Clark had been a member of the town. council for the past six years.

=i. Morrison Will Nominate As Center Ward Candidate

Learning of the news yester- day morning, a delighted young lady said, “It’s so wonderful to

the latest in telephone equip- ment and will increase the effi- = of station telephone ser-

This past year his committee completed revision of the elec- tric light rate structure and new lower rates went into ef- fect at the begiining of this year. A contest for election is cer- tain in the East Ward where Councillor Elmer Newson has renominated and will be opposed by Edmund F. Arsenault.

Councillor Leo F. Wood has signified his intention to renom- inate in the West Ward. As yet no other candidates have an- nounced their intention to con-

Sir Winston Busy Painting

MARRAKESH, Morocco (Reu- ters) — Sir Winston Churchill, spending a winter vacation in this sunny South Moroccan town, has quickly resumed the pattern of activities he followed on ear- lier visits here.

The 8-yearold wartime prime minister has been painting regu- larly in the streets of Marrakesh, in the gardens of the Hotel Ma- mounia where he is staying with Lady Churchill 2nd from the win- dow of his room, which gives a panoramic view of. palm trees

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and the Atlas Mountains.

RESERVE SATURDAY Feb- “Ruary 14th., 3 p.m. for pantry sale Kennedy's Store. Sponsor- ed by Ladies Presbyterian Church

KENSINGTON HIGH School Wednesday evening—card party —Lunch—Proceeds for school

SUMMERSIDE — About 175 persons attended a parent-and- Cub banquet in the Summerside Y Centre last evening which preceded a demonstration on the excellent training which the Cubs receive under the direct- ion of Cubmasters Mrs. George A. .Key, Don Adams, Thomas Phillips, John Forbes, and their assistants.

Roy Boates, chairman of the Summerside Boy Scout commit-

Is Attended By 175 Persons

of the Summerside Y’s Men's Club and other active Scout and Cub leaders including John El- lis, Ron Whidden, Allison Mac- Lean, and Clarence Mercer.

Club Bonspiel Scheduled Wed. At Alberton Rink

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tee, presided at the banquet aad was the recipient of a gift from the Cubs, with the presentation

ALBERTON — A club bon- speil will be held in the Alber- ton curling rink Wednesday af-

CARD PATRY at the Legion

Home, Kensington, Tcesday night a 8 p.m.

' KENSINGTON RINK tonight Tuesday Intermediate Hockey Chariotietown Hawks vs. New Glasgow Junior Farmers. Game time %30. Ice Sports February Cth.

BEDEQUE RINK §tonight— ‘Tuesiay—First game—Best two

made by Cub George Pickard. Horace MacFarlane, of the

ed the provincial commissioner, R. C. Parent and Mrs. Parent, of Charlottetown. After brief remarks and the showing of color slides about Scout and Cub ‘work Mr. aad Mrs. Parent were presented with an appropriate decorated cake from the Cubs.

Cub Danny McNeill proposed the toast to the parents with the

Boy Scout committee, introduc--

ternoon with - prizes highest and second highest scores and a consolation prize. Games are six ends on point system.

The schedule is as follows: 1.30 Ice 1 — H. Matthews vs F. Bryan.

3.30, Ice 1 — A. Wilkie. vs J. Myrick; Ice 2 — E. Turner vs Legion.

out of three. Intermediate B 7.00 Ice 1 — C. Hunter vs F : : response made by Sgt. J... T. na - : Bote ts pane. Ad. | Keefe. RCMP. The toast to the| Bryan: Ice 2.—— H. Matthews Tign-sh. me 30. e vs A. Wilkie.

mission 25 cents and 50 cents. Skate after. Lost: Would the person who took by mistake from Bedeque Rink, white figure skat- es with red lining please return

Queen was made by Cub Bobby Boates.

Among the guests at the ban- quet were Gordon Kerr, provin- cial executive commissioner; T. Earle Hickey,-district treasurer;

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9.00 Ice 1 — J... Myrick Legion. Ice 2 — C. Hunter E. Turner.

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“port of the death of Robert Fras Alberton Minor TENDERS FOR SUB 4 Because Canada wanted it. There’s anewkind 2B Because SIMCA makes the cars you want." Because SIMCA is one of the world’s greatest ~ te ies csc toe, TRADES of car buyer in Canada today ... the kind that § Terrific 4-door sedans, with gorgeous sound- performing cars. Holder of the world’s endurance Eos of the late Mar Freee. and Hockey Results wants to know. The kind that lifts the hood to get proofed interiors. Station wagons, with reguiar record, driving ‘62,137’ consecutive miles at an

ther of the late Mr; Fraser, and got his son as reported in yes- ‘erday’s issue.

Professional .Cards

ALBERTON—Results of games in Alberton minor hockey pro- gram and standings to date;

Paperweights:

Jan. 26, Canadians 4—Regals 1;

TENDERS will be received by

the undersigned until 5 p.m.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1959. all sub trade prices required

at the facts, and carefully checks the comparison charts. SIMCA is made for that kind of person. A real automobile, with a real engine (up front, where the safety experts say it belongs!). A car that’s

average speed of 70.02 MPH. 14 ance records in all. And after

extended-load tailgates. Even sports convertibles and hardtops. But most important, SIMCA makes the new car that can Save you hundreds of dollars a year in gasoline alone. And you don’t sacrifice

all-time perform- their exhaustive

tests, Sports Cars Illustrated Magazine said, “SIMCA OUTPERFORMS ANYTHING IN

Chartered a ; Benge 3. Ce - Intermediate of Cantilever solid as a rock, and just plain sweetness to drive. a = for it. Your new oe is ef world’s a oc L. And ad tested them all, Accountants Regals 3—Rangers 3 ’ | Hangar, ee Station, most luxurious economy automobile. or your- as hrysler Corporation engineers. fF 7. Earle Hickey & Co. agi 6 Aces 3. ? *; | Lowest or any tender not neces- @ Because SIMCA gives you more for your self, Get inside one, and look around Canadian Rank of Commerce | Standings — Canadians 16 | **Tl¥ accepted. money than any other car in the world. Mechanix \ @ Because SIMCA is the Economy King. Out- ee a alee Reo: Be eames: “9 yg Illustrated Magazine said it: “BEST IMPORT | @ Because SIMCA was planned with safety in standing high mileage performance no matter INSURANCE Bantams: Henry J. Kaiser BUY IS. ..SIMCA”! Just look at all the stand- mind. Rugged 1-piece unit construction, with how you drive. Officially scored 51-plus miles per : os Jan. 27, O'Leary 0 Tignish 1 (Canada) Ltd.) ard equipment you get at no extra cost, on the perfect 50-50 balance. Distortion-free safety-plate gallon on lowest price gasoline. And the economy |B E. Bilis & Son Limited | “Sinz, Alberton 4 O'Leary 1 Taaine. Super DeLuxe Sedan: reclining seats, trip mileage windshield, safe front-engine design, and extra _story goes further than that! You-save because of ae ee Midgets: * HUNTER 9-7531 indicator, 4 speeds forward transmission, heater, large brakes. Doors are hinged at the front, and SIMCA’s amazing stamina and functional design. . § Summer, St. Summerside ’ ;

— 4 - at. — woes © Aberme defroster, electric windshield wipers, unitized con- the man-size pedals are wide apart. Additional _ For instance, when you need spark plugs, you Optometrists : Jan. 28, Elmsdale 2, Tignish 4 struction, 12-volt key-turn ignition, and even 2 features include a big trunk for all your luggage, buy only 4. And, because of SIMCA’S perfect a EE Parlaman oer. oe ARTIFICIAL roomy glove compartments. and, in\most of the models, reclining seats. weight distribution, the tires last twice as long.

PHONE 3287 Standings— Midgets— Alberton oe é 4 Alberton South 4; E. ; EMI B. - Hunter, R.O. ST redale of ae INS NATION €OMING SOON! Watch for news of your SIMCA Dealer’s appointment. \ ; week. ro (Inseminator Required) Then visit him right away, and take your family for a spin in the real

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BUILDING Feb. 3, Bantams vs Alberton, Applications will be re- car of economy cars. Soon as you press the accelerator doun and feel that Photog raphers oe. ded: Mindiee a milined i ", grog! * ge a nudge your back with power, you'll know = truth. That THE READ STUD Elmsdale 6.45-7.45. nseminator, tor the Wes . world’s economy cars, Chrysler Corporation has brought you - W. SEARS Pe Feb. 5, Bantam: Alberton vs| Prince Artificial Breeding the finest. Suggested retail prices start from $1810 POE East Coast. et hae nt sane Club, og aoe: = ported, Yoon. <Flenit by Chaylee Prices, equipment, and specifications subject to change without notice. ; ; Alberton South | ruary - Apply by ° e . vs Tignish 6.45-7.45. ing to the Director of Vet- ; : > George a DANISH HERDS erinary Services, LES. PARTS, ANO SERVICE THROUGHOUT CANADA © OVERSEAS DELIVERY, TOO * SIMCA SALes OFFICE, CHRYSLER CORPORATION OF CANADA. LTD.. WINDSOR OntTaaie - BOX 3000 As Ne . 2 Stee

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