ANA ARRIVES l- S'IDE

ISLAND NEWS PAG

Summerside And Prince County

lRotary Ann .2 Tea, Bazaar gls Successful

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat. Dec. 1, 1962. 3

SUMMERSIDE — Capacity at-

Premier Shaw. speaking at? New Iondon last

Premier Accuses Opposition OI ’Auction Block’ Tactics ’

He discussed the resources de-

night. in a ‘j velopment program. putting em-

e Conservative rally j phasis on the anticipated results

Progressw in his owu First Queens district, | of the handicraft p the Liberal party of I dicting great progress in the fu-‘

section,

aemrsed “auction block" He said ; ture.

when his government makes an 1 none

t of POlliiC'Y. “‘3 Myers, Liberals try to so one better- .as I mate in First Queens and Health

Other speakers included Frank

the Premier’s running

for example in the 1105.91“! m' ‘ Macquarrie, MP for Queens. mnce field

The Premier said that as all Dec. 1. hospital insurance prem- I iums in this province are this Mied. 'ﬂle cost herafter paid out of general revenue.

Mr. Shaw gave a review of the government‘s program and dealt with accomplishments since he took office. He said his government had paved 400 miles

Mr. Myers outlined the im-

Will be ’ Shaw administration.

Mr. Macqual'rie saw signifi-

in this campaign. clear indic- calmot '

tendance on Wednesday for the Rotary Ann tea and bazaar. of- ficially opened by Mayor . Ernest Morrison. benefilrled re- tarded children by the sum of more than $500. It is expected that when the final returns are in, i: will reach the 8600 mark.

New and attractive features of the bazaar were the Rotary Ann casserole recipe books.

grounds for criticism. In other words. he opposition has by ;default given the Shaw govern- I ment a vote of confidence even Ibefore the ballots are counted. ‘ Th peeches were intersper- ced with entertainment provid-

pmvemems made in] we care ed by local talent. Refreshmentsl lot mental patients under the l wound up the rally-

i l LATE BABY TALK

canoe in the Opposition saying no | Baby talk should not continue issues exist He said this was a ation that they

beyond a child‘s fourth year. If it does the child should be Ihelped to discriminate between ‘ nds.

Rotary Ann “cilia. ' Corners Gifts.” “Madame Ar- cati and Fiorenza" (fortunes), and the "Sniffle Tree".

Much interest was shown in. the Prince Edward Island dis- play for retarded children which was in charge of Miss ‘Marjorie Woodside and Miss; .Jane Graham, who explained; the work for retarded children" ‘ which is being done at Oyster

Bed Bridge and at Sherwood {I Hospital. 1 The Rotary Anus are pleased ‘and grateful for the very fine cooperation of Summerside citizens.

:Legion Elects New Slate iln Tignish

TIGNISH—Reginald A. Elder-l ;shaw was elected president of I l the Tignish Branch of the Royall lCanadian Legion at the annuall ‘1 meeting Thursday evening. E.C. I IPerry is the new first vice: .president and Arthur Des Ros-l es. second vice-president. l Sergeant-at-arms is Aubinl {Richard Peter McPhee was

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Chairmen of committees ap- pointed were Bloice Ellis. 51: :; Leslie Mailette. cadet; Fr; ‘3 Gaudet. hall: A e Wed: .'. membership; J. Peter Gaudeb, welfare.

A zone rally for the West: Prince area will be held at the Legion Home. Thursday. Dec- ember 6. Voting delegates frc u Tignish will be James Handm- han, Joseph Bernard, Hector Buote.

The regular monthly meeting will be held Dec. 13.

‘Carezaker Earl MacDonald. and canteen manager, Edgar Peters were reappointed. Of- ficers elected will take over

their duties the first of the year. “a

luv-n b

.i Kill; MI

of roads in three and a half years, compared with about. 500

' y the Liberals in 24 years in office.

NEXT

WEEK

Tignish Group

Santa Claus came to Sum- merous fairyland characters quarters in the store. Santa d d A I N s I O R I s mersidc yesterday to the de- adding a speck“ bit of interest. ggzetg‘fltegaih bigeghfvoggdgﬁ: Ex 1' e .Wght of hundreds of children Santa descended from his each'handed out atreat'Today

A PUBLIC SERVICE IN THE INTERESTS OF GOOD

(and adults) who lined the beautiful; big 519‘“ Whic“ 31" SPORT, CONTRIBUTED BY THESE COMMUNITY

Santa continues on to Char- lottetown to make his first ap-

d Meeting

rived

main streets of the town to

in front of Homan'l 4 m. P

Dec. 3 without plea when be ap- peared before Magistrate R. S.

lIiIe. Summerside. signed iu’milar bond on the

8 name

On Break Count

:1 charge of driving while his license was suspended.

accused left the provmce short- ly thereafter. He was at that time employed with Maple Leaf

yertlsing section.)

stated themanager of Leaf dalry' wishes restitution be made and accused said he

, Whiteside. QC. father of Mrs.

this afternoon. Remains wi

DELORY — At hin home in V

. from Jelley's Funeral Home to her

Requiem Rich Man at no).

ments

on a similar charge pleaded

RCAF‘ Station

Summerside. who will address the St. And- rew’s Day banquet at the Sum- merside Legion this evening.

. , Mrs. Marjorie Vessey and Miss Olive Murray

may involve a feasilility study for the proposed West Point

second vice-president; Mrs.

past two years. and its aim is to erect an indoor rink and

(Arnold H. Manson, Lessee)

Summerside North

FUELS LTD.

McEWEN ROAD

watch the colorful parade. L€d Shortly before 1' pearance in the capital city the ' Edward Reg- TIGNISH __ Attending the SPORTS SUPPORTERS IN SUMMERSIDE by the RCAF Band, with nu- ceedmg directly toth head- this season. gig: Nines Will: Community Planning Associat. AND DISTRICT "T ' ~ 8 5 s m- t‘ tht as held at I I I X . p , . onmfwmmim. o. 1:: 33:32am; :10... We... cue AND SAVE FOR REFERENCE . Macxay' Wd’emi MTS' Axle.“ nesday were five members of T r Eg‘luJEm'Guﬁce-Wesldent: MISS the ﬁnish Sports Recreation ‘ . ' . Association. John Gavin, presid- _., , v I . _ tors include Sister Peter Dam- . . SHBROOKE JOHNSTONE S JIM HARRI . ' ien. Mrs E Reg- E‘dersgﬁgzaﬁ ESSO SERVICE S CREST LANES

' Gtmnar Pedersen and Mrs. the Phone 436-5500 The W dim 91”“ Leona Ganin. - ' Texaco Distributor . 0" Wm? ‘ PM“ through The members were pleased / {L l- \ Open Lanes all day SUMMEBSIDE BUREAU charge and his case was til it o CAR-E "1 the Y9"; M13 with the meeting and felt this ‘n.]m_ Gasolan F THE GUARDIAN adjourned without plea to Dec. Barbe” Prat" RN. .pNSIded- plains program is greatly 0 ~ ' FRIDAY & SATURDAY

l 8 Per Summerside 3 Fouowlng “he meeting Miss needed on the Island TOWING SERVICE Stove and special Hockey SﬁCks . ‘Jo md l'th brlela’king out of the 'The trio was arrested in Am- Edm‘ Hume showed Slides 0‘ The Tignish Sports Recreation . Fuel Oil JUNIOR - - - - - - - -590 Take the family- {I'giﬁifnexé club in Summer- her-st, N.S.. Thursday. mmetwmbﬁivgﬁuv" '1“! Association has been sponsor- Day 9931;?“ :ysi'ghg 7443 SENIOR - - ' - ~ - - 379" BOWLING the. Nov. 27, after comtrlrllitting Austin Joseph gallant, Piogm - ' in: {major sports'rrOfgrambrm Cor. Central St. a Phone 436-2136 "it" ' ‘3“ “mm” ‘“ ‘"d‘°§.?.‘ifd ié‘i'tiiody°'et“é ifiiqiieii‘. pleaded gun. to “PM m w“ M m "1° “Rage °‘ “W °’ ~° Sherbrooke Rd - DIAL 2810 this weekend was rem

Cor. Water & Second Sis.

announced Friday trim may first batch.

the

as sponsoring the sports pro-

gram is a major task in itself.

of method of making re- dlcatmg n.

poasiblevmen itildried in fieltkandammdﬁlesbom.

KINGS ‘co.

We wish to announce that we have added

matte washers and dryers as well u

Prince county

Flowers For All Occasions

think of ours."

North American

J. LeRoy Gallant Ins. Ltd.

' erry sem . rovide outdoor recreation 'fac-

Hinton in police court yester- FORGED CHEQUE . r f It is Woe also that mind 1ialities for the youth in the on- . , am" I Stanley em' formerly of W professional people will be ap- tlire community that numbers J. HCNId. "IncthOﬂ S 'l-‘rancls Joseph "Peanuts" Sfmsnﬁrildiliyllgwtwlgcllla‘lgﬁli Painted to assist in developing well over 500 In the village your dependable florist Arsenau" Sheet m I

. ea e u ‘ Y . . a 7 . - Arsenault. iSummerslde. lcil'tarft Bashing a cheque, knowing it to the promam here. It lsanwicipat alone. d k m Over 50 Years 59"” Sherman Hutchinson. Prop. 1- l led “1th be ng an “comp ce n be forged es were .ed that the d”. “amt “’m‘ . Tl.“ “M”? M e "gan‘ Sash and Doors Sheet Metal Work cu - u the charge. was 7919 89d 0“ .tted i Summerside July Sqdn. Ldr. J. M. W. Bever- imle the ultimate emendlture lzatlon is getting enough funds . Heating E” d Ventilating ’ “00 bond Without plea to “I e g; ndl 31 1921 respectively and id“ 0“ 0’ “1° Chaplains 8’ of 32300300 with the Protects together to Start this Program. Open 24 Hours Dial 3163 16 Duke St. Phone 5400 210 Water st. MEN S SKATES ame date. Gerald Joseph I _. t _ Daily

Volleyball — Senior Girls High

Bowling -- Open Lanes — 11:30

I Minor Hockey—7:80 a.m. and 5:30 p.m.

Open Lanes All Day

. MONDAY. DECEMBER 3rd.

Bowling— Open Lanes — 11:80 min. to 6:45 p.m. and 8:45 p.m.

WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 5111.

dairy and mm" tw° Cheque“ Th b i ltdf 630 l a k —Regi a] High 5 h l Ga —s-ls m. ' ‘ ‘ . t e anquet S s a e or . 1 oc ey on c on me . p. Engage”. end] m the mm“ 9‘3" 158 Granville St.—Dial 3232 Minor Hockey—Izls-szls p.m. ‘85: up (Also see announcements in Ponce Chl” Wanamaker m h ‘ ~ I l own“. you think of Howe", Hockey—Prince County Intermediate Hockey—7:30 pJIL “mm 515 m wage, 9; columns adjoining Classiﬁed Ad- Maple 1"" “‘3” “mm “ * ~ '

From 8.95 to 26.95 HOCKEY STICKS

School — 8:30 p.m.

' l willin to do so. He has a PREMIER PLEASE” ‘ Basketball—Senior Girls High School—4:30 p.m.

ll'HITESIDE —— At the Prian steady gjob in Montreal now, Pm: flaw wlassed ‘m a complete servlcs for domestic and mm- M 1 GnggNaTg‘e Ltd Badmlnm_,rown Badminton Club—7:30 p.m.

I Edward Island Hospital. Fl‘l- The case as adjourned 00 “II! also to ig‘ y pea WI 0‘ ﬁg 1' .

.day~ No“ 30_ 1962. Army M morning to ample“ mane Ottawa Pt. m_ merclal refrigerators In addition to auto- Agents For TV

lex M. Wilson, 157 North mm“, and prepared to take . van Lines TUESDAY. DECEMBER 4HI. EMERSON

j River Road and formerly of Six accused pleaded guilty to of this development, wrlnger typo washers. We have the latest M Same Location Minor “why—3.30 pm and 5:30 pm w for the M \ancouver. B.C. in his 87th a charge‘of being in a state of W are "a best test equipment on” k .88.". obtain Tap senic. ‘ ' ' ' . V W

' Year- Resting at the Madden drunkeness in a public place On A" Insurance Need. Hockey—Summerside High School Game—4.30 p.m. h Funeral Home from where the and each was ﬁned . n a you of speedy. economical servleo. By Contact“; Minor Roche)... 7:30 pm. 2”“.

v film-“‘81 Will be held Privately costs or five days. One accused , 8"!"

mm. to 6:45 p.m. a 10:45 p.m.

‘ - Volleyball—Senior Ben—3:30 p.m. A lhanv.Radio m then be forwarded to in - ot lit and he was released ER' - S c _ DP

I‘ M."ver for funeral and com- lln hlzsllonl’n recognizance to Dec. s ' Moving “aura-11%;; Basketball -Senlor Boys — 4:30 pan Professional Service

> mlrlall service. Flowers grate- 6. ‘ 3900 pm” 35” ' Phone 3201 220 First st. full-v declined- SAY Summerside Phone 3201 no Water so

\- W «mm N 30 Shop The Modern Way At

‘ m ' y ° ‘ Pre School Skating— 1:30-3:00 p.m.

. was J (Continued From Page ll Minor Hockey—3:30 pg: C t lummem“ Hockey Bros. 1 o - N — : . ._ n . b“ trans‘eued this “moon “cgﬂtyéﬁédabltlmed legev Emil; —7O::ioean':neS—9III)T 2.31“. ti 6:45 p.m. and 10:45 p.m. Your om‘su” ' 2} 2 0mm“ .the Pm Francis Oorooran for making the Bowling— Ladies Free Clinic —z:oo p.m. Shopping Centre ' .122?“ Swag; ELEM,” "E hall available and the ladies SOON! Volleyball—High School Staff—3:30 p.m. In Crapaud " ce' ' al no. Who WWI he Basketball—Women’s Basketball Game—6:30 p.m. “ W lam“ ‘ m It asked also that the fonnar UD ' ' APA MACLEOD — At his residence. hog premium of $3.00 for a oar- CR Y jNow Perth. Nov. 29, 1962. cusses be“ red 84 all . rem THURSDAY' DECEMBER 6"... Cllvtiglnéilzlcﬁﬁ" $0. . James D. MM inhis 90th date and if posdhle ﬂy .’ . weldinig’mm"I by . creamm mm" ' 5"” ’- “mm mm at the and “mm We“ ‘3 .. 1 ‘ " Hockey—Rural Regional High School Game—3:15 p.m. , - v Cutt‘liffe Funeral ’I-lome trom featured Canadian hos - DRESSES mlelgb d: Jim MacKInnon Hockey_s‘mmemde "in Sch”. Hockey__ “30 pm. pubhc stolrage gockm . Where service will be held bert Aeom. Mann RR. m J. George Manx” Frank Jnrdlno e 1 Mi“ Hockey_5.ao pm Deaers

Monday afternoon. president caddie enmity Idol"- TS . Summernldo West Hockey_ Senior och; Pracﬁu_8:” p.m. no“; and Mill Feeds

commencing 81 1:3). Inter- m. M ' l . Public Shams—8_lo p.m.

"‘em Pm" - ' N Volleyball—Intermediate Boys—3:30 p.m. . IARGE ’ t NITED — WHITE STAR Bowling—Open Lanes—s mm. to 5:45 pm a 10:45 p.m. cent-ml Plumme ‘ dav NEVAaglf' wan;st U I, SWEATERS V‘ ’ Bowling —Sweepstake Bowling H eating & Hum:

Lam“ “mm °' “"1"” (Comm FM“ 1"” 1’ “mm Monda Dec 3 - 8 to 10 PM. Ltd. Ltd flown in his 56th year. Rest- '1 gm sure that if we had BLousEs Y! 0 ~ . ting at the Maclcan Funeral the'same kindofweather earlier ACCESSORIES . . I/ mum a “Bus FRIDAY. DECEM Plumbing ‘ Ifﬁ'lmgelﬁ’gdw‘fg “egg”: in c u- ‘3 we h“ ‘3: '4 Sponsored by the 4th Prince Women’s Liberal Assn. / wml 00L... Pm School 8km no no pm Realm

W. . weekthem MW‘ ~ « —.-. ..

“llll service commenc at be exceeding our ‘ ’ Minor Hockey—3:30 p.m.

32 pm Interment will take mug” “d Refreshments and Entertainment Hockey—island Senior Hockey—9:15 p.m. “3 Elm . ’ Place in ' u mantras. Costume Jewelry _ ' Bmlnm—nig‘h school Mixed Badminton—3:30 p.m. on scion _ o Pewte- cemohery. mﬂemgmm’ of Brit 3 ’ La ’ [I n For Professional Bowling- Lanes All Day and Evening. Mum- ".wj-un. f mm - In Mouton. no... I... . mam Int" 8 '8 onAWA wru. BE uaERAl. um, Sm... W"

~Mrsne§ggiih ¥°'o.u”'. 1962i 5°” “‘1' °" Mm °‘ "'9 mm "r cm. Dial 2263 Phone 40

“0'9” View labor cost: yang. 0‘ mm' 1 n P-EJ- um" Aw“ to Spring St. 8'8"“ SATURDAY. DECEMBER 8th. Cranaud. P. E. l.

'- Remalns were forwarded “I

late res] m “The Public Skating— 2:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. - g from Wat's-TOT: h'“ 9m“ "m the “ﬂu w" Hockey — Journal Pioneer Newsboys -— 4:30 p.m.

be held an. s. not. oi as money form he“ “rm-MW M""“"°° "m' CASH o CARRY DRY "ing at 9 0' OCII to St An- N I“ “Ml” l' the be“ Bowling Instructions—4 p.m.

lhony‘s Churc .Bloomfteld for why and we "I! 100* “3 Bowling—Challenge and All Star Bowling 2:00 p.m. Also CLEANERS L11),

I to r . ._ Cur-1t . (lolmm 1‘ m. cm W one enamel; for these was," cull“ "In" “5 D £01323:

A \ ' COOMAC AUTO "roommmows llBERAl INFORMATION CENTRE my new sew - :1": Faith constitu- of Mr. \ Birthday a Wedding Cake! Auto Body Specialist- “Mm . “mmnom '2” 3° " h' (“M m“ "ﬂ 1’ 4 . Phone 436-5610 - n nu. Bread General Welding _ ihe Jenktnmwmm " Md” he” Wm" Wm m Sum“. w.” 9L m and Pastry Radiator Repalrl Phone 5440 ms Water at.

I"000 Saturday. Funeral mﬂuuwbg: m a ‘ ' ’ St. Etc-Ion District Phone 3129 31 Central Dial 3338 Harvard St. E. Opposite C.N.R. Station

me "Tm acn- “g'h‘dl IN. I "ﬁg Above PM Mutual Insurance Office

In: twang!“ tremendous demand for Pelt . . D : L"‘“’°" ° ' mm Ww'w ATTENTION muss coumv CANDtDATES:—- Plumbing a new: ' "WW5 55m“ Anot: _ a: he in... in W" in thh mm. ~ on Forum Sen Specialists in DELICATESSEN ,

R c M Nov In an 0-0 of m mt m. , Wheel All malt II‘ I : “'W.M“MMSW m” “1"” Memo!» obovoadib'ossorpbonc 5212. run s-nﬂe- In" I f“, f gnu-"'3: "n I!" " mm" mm" 3.5:; “gag-e"- "nn nan.- "Emlwzzfﬁf PASTRY SHOP E F , an m I _ m mm cg SW“. for Won regardng publication of much an?" gm“. Brake Work mun gotten noon:

“to”. m 2.3.: '3: na- l: x to alter the United I”; radio Wt: and for general infonnation. m..." n.;_ 12,. my»! Rev-h DAILY

"ml val tannin My sue- duty free- WW' ' "4"" “Wm” Phone 5455 Phone 3757

m on. to at. Ian-u“ tion was m min: I,_ I._ L mm, Am. Service mm"

Within-toqu on which wall! m I ’ plum ISICheatmlI Ave. Harvard Street East Water Street

him wil s. a an? more uniform product. with I

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