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THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

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3 Summer Street. Sunslner-aid .

Phone 8031.

News. Subscriptions, Advertising Representatives GEORGE Cliow and GEORGE WOTTON

House Phones:

8032 and 8033.

The Guardian may be bought at any of the

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In Buntnaaralde:

mu Bookstore. Bummer Street; Gout-lies Drugstore, 21 Central Street.

Kelly's News-stand. Water Street; gyro Doucettds Grocery, Second

Mark Gaudet. 6'1 Granville street: Street; Island Motor Transport.

Water Street; Vince's Grocery. I20 Russell Street; Ennuiale Sell- Servlee Drug Store. . LL. Waite ln Kenslngton. WEST PRINCE OFFICE Mberton: Frank Weeks, Bepresentanu. Phone: ea-2 onion and 63-: House.

..PANTR.Y SALE--Keir Clark's store, Kensinswni Saizurday.March 252:, 7.30 p.m. sponsored by Com- m ity Club. .

.COAL - Car Cunard's best kitchen stove nut coal on the way in me. Book orders now. P. .1. Mac- Innis, Borden.

-1ltmlUNIZATION a g a i n I t diphtheria, whooping cough, and jockjaw, for babies nnd pre- srhool children at Suminerside Health Centre, Wednesday, April 1st. at 1:80 pm.

-wE CARRY a complete stock nf Amerock Cupboard hardware, we would be pleased to show you samples and quote prices on your

tequirements, The Suinmerslde Hardware Go. ..THE UNITED Church of

Canada. Kenslngton. Sunday, March 29th. Sunday School 10.00 ;i.ni.. morning worship 11.00 ll.ITI.. evening 7.30 )).m. Summcriield 2.10 pm. Rev. Lewis M. Murray. lt.A.. B.D. minister.

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)-DANCE. Alberton Parish Hall. Easter Monday. In aid of Western Hospital. "Western Five" Orch- estra.

-WE STOCK Sun-tested Wall Paper, ask for sample book. or phone 3111. The Summerside Hard- ware lco.

-FOR BROOMS. Mops. Gaiv. Pails. Tubs. Scrub Tubs. Galv. Boilers. Enamel Ware, and sup- reme Aluminum Ware visit The Summerside Hardware Co. '

-UNITED ('HL'RCll. Kenning- ion, Men's Association supper meeting Monday, March 30th, at 7:00 pm. Guest speaker, Allison Profitl. All men nf the congrega- tion are cordially invited.

-NORTH BEDEQUE UNITED CHURCH Sunday services. North Bedeque 11.00 A. M. Travellers Rest 2.30 P. M. Freetown 7.30 P. M. Rev. J. K. Campbell, Minister.

-FUNDAMENTAL BAPTIST CHURCH. - Central Bedeque. Rev D. M. Fraser, Pastor. Services for Sunday, March 29th. Central Bedcque 10.45 A. M. and 7.30 P. M. Borden 3 P. M. Mr. E. C. Mom- bourquette, of Christian Missions Inc., will be guest speaker for the day. Everyone welcome.

-STORE ENTERED-some time Thursday night, James Johnston's store at El-msdale was broken into and a quantity of cigarettes and potber goods takeni along with a Lsmall quantity of silver. Enti-y.was imade by breaking open a rear door. The Alberton detachment of the R.C.M.F. are investigating.

-FOR YOUR HOUSECLEANING requirements call us. we. carry large stocks of Paints. Varnishes, Shellac. Floor Waxes, Varnish stains. Enamels, Turpentine, Raw Oil, Varsol. Wax Remover, Wall Paper Cleaner. Sponges. Paint Brushes all sizes and qualities and Step Ladders. For speedy delivery call The Summerside Hardware Co.

-FILM SHOWN - "The King's Man" a most outstanding film. not only in sound and color. but in what it portrays of African life was shown in the United Church. Kenslngton, on Sunday evening,

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-10 ll:-JOIN UNIT -teas! Ralph Melliah left yesterday morn- ing by plane to join his unit at mart Imistis. Ve.. Prior to leaving for Argentia. Nud. Mrs. Mlellinh will spent some time in Summer- side and Charlottetown before Joining her husband in Newtound- land. 5

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-BEGIN POURING 0EMI'.'N'I'-- M. P. schunman Co.. Ltd. con- tractors for the nevrfedeml build- ing at Kenslngton commenced the pouring of cement on Wednesday. Extra local labor has been hired and it is expected that more men will be taken on in a few days. It wu' found that the original site of the building was too near the hig.hway.ait the intersection of the main road leading to Charlotte- town and for this reason the con- struction was held up temporarily until the matter of the site was continued by the federal authori- ties and the work commenced. 5.

---MB. AND MRS. Earle Atkin- son. Alberton, have returned home from attending a beauty college at Halifax. They had classes in all phases of hair treat- ment und' hair styling for 1953. They had special post. graduate classes with Robert. Fiance,.New York. famed.coiffure stylist and fashion originator. Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson have up to the minute

information in hair cutting. per- manent wtving, hair tinting and hair styling.

ywya . I The regular weekly meeting of the Summerside Phalanx. Club was held last evening at Robson's Res- taurant with Bennett Jenkins in the chair. Four guests were pre- sent at this meeting. Miss Sue Hudson, Miss Vera Rogers, Mr. Harris Johnston and Mr. Joseph Fraser. Minutes of the previuos meeting were adopted and the roll call showed 17 members present! A short business session followed the dimer. during which the mat- ter of attending the Phalanx con- ference to be held in! July was taken up and discused. Twop members of the club, Bennett Jen-i king and Layton Schurman indic- ated their intention of atteiidinsl this conference. An enjoya-ble SW1” mug and "The Queen" broughtp the meeting to a close. 8.

l'ersonalTT .

-Mrs. Hans Men-ke. the formei Joyce Clark has returned fromy Springfield, Mass. and is the guest 1 this week of her aunt, Mrs. Reg1n- . aid Hawkins and Mr. Hawklnsi Summerside. Mrs. Menke's husband has been posted to Korea.-S

..n is pleasing to report that .Mr. Frank Macwilliams, who re-. cently underwent an operation in the Prince county Hospital. in. greatly improved. and is now con- valescing at his home in Cape 173' verse.

Alberfon and ' I I O Vicinity Mrs. Mary MacLean, who has been residing at the heme of he: daughter. Mrs. Isaac Dunbar. Aime

has entered the Western I-Iospita for treatment. 1

V Mr, Gordon Jeffery returned if his home in Alberton yesterday af- ter spending several days in Saint John on business.

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The Bummerside two-year street- has been com- pleted. and because I the need for economy at p cm. other streets needing paving will proh- sibly have to wait for a while. The town saved considerable money last winter beoau , due to the unusual season. mow-removal was virtually non-existent. It begins to look, however. now that spring has turxied the corner, as it our older pavements are going to break up a bit more than usual. This means. of course. that extensive patching will have to be done,a.nd the money saved in the winter may have to he spent during the spring and the early part of the summer. . O 0 0

There is a similar story to tell about the highway from Summer- side to Charlottetown. While the new stretches are holding up well, the old pavement is crumbling in a good many places. With the em- phasis now on construction of the new Trans-Canada' highway. it is natural to expect that the old route from Summerside to the capital city will suffer some neg- lect. As long "as the old pavement can be made passable by patch- ing. the situation will be still in hand, but if, the pavement deteri-

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cnaaun-i-a-mwiv Aliegwolt chapter I.0.li.E. Meeting

-The March meeting of the A-begweit Chapter I. O. D. E. was held at the home of the regent, Mlle Wanda Wyatt. on Thursday afternoon. MIIII Wyatt predded and the usual routine burlnees was carried out. A letter was read from Mayor Henry Wedge thems- ing the chapter for a donation of 8176.00 for the Mayor's Rink Fund.

Mrs. W. E. Sniellnian, treasurer. reported that she had received thanks from the national treasurer in regard to the 5100.00 donation for the European Relief Fund.

The regent expressed the deep- wt sympathy of the chapter in the passing of Queen Mary. Sym- pathry was also extended to Mrs. Donald Baker in the ion of her husband. and to Mrs. Joseph Perry in the loss of her brother.

Mrs. A.s. Hopkins was appoint-

orates beyond this point, then paving operations will have to he resumed. or the new stretches will be little more than disconnected "islands" of safe travel. .

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Taxes are not always paid in legal tender. car owners who take their care over the pot-hoieswhich appear on our highways in the

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ed convene: of the national em- pire and world anains committee.

A aim was read from the boys 01 the First Battalion "C" Com- pany in Korea. thanking the chap- ter for cigarettes received at Christmas. The regent reported the presentation of a brief sub- mitted by the town of summerside in connection with the establish- ment or a provincial museum in Bummer-aide.

Mrs. Herr-y Silliphant kindly of- lei-ed her home for the April meeting.

The meeting closed with the ringing of the National Anthem.

Artennoon tea was served by the Milsses Wan-do and Dorothy Wyatt and Mrs. J. W. Lecky. the latter presiding over the tea cups.

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These big aircraft are somewhat similar in design. but are larger, than the Lancaster aircraft thati. are used for similar training pur- poses at the summerside station. The Lincoln planes are predomin- antly black in color. but are paint- ed grey on top. and the tail and wingtips are painted in a brilliant red.

About 50 men from the R. A. 1''. have made this long flight as part of a. specialist navigation training

spring are paying a helvy tax in wear and tear on tiresuand dam-. age to springs and other parts.

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course, and are visiting Summer- slde to exchange views with their

from the Summerei-'-c station re-

Bay way to try out their radar equipment in that area.

Next. month they will do a trip to Resolute Bay from Mamby, Drigluid. and while staying there for two or three days will be mak- ing flights over the North Pole.

Wing Commander Burnett left Canada in 1967 to join the Royal Air Force. In 1950 he returned on a month-long visit during which he visited many parts of Canada. In referring to the trim the big planes had made from England to Summerside he said they had had

-5- a ”moet excellent trip".

The visiting airmen were wel- comed on their arrival by the com-

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centiy visited the home base of mander H. Forbes, who had been these Britrh airmen. While here in ohaxge of the oanadim an-cmu they hope to do a trip up Hudson on their recent visit to England.

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