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Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Home. at ED. and Mrs. Stewart of Crest-IHorne is president of Reliable ”"5' "These 990919 kmw what

loll. of Summer Street. Slimmer- sido, Prince Edward Island. and

Lt, Col. J. D. Stewart. D.S.0, club in Nassau. Bahamas. Mr. and Municipalities.

wood Drive. Charlottetown. Prince iMot0rs Ltd., Col. Stewart is Mayor 1 gmd Reef 5'"! gwd hamlmlqkeg? Edward island, are vacationing of Charlottetown and president of taste We bl” they W””d ' 9 R together at the Nassau Racquet the Canadian Federation of Mayors

WESTERN GUARDIAN

Continued fro mpsge 11

Toronto Stocks

Suggest Improvements In Island Tourist Industry

Many suggestions for the im-M provement of the tourist industry were forthcoming from Hon.- E. P. Foley speaking on the budget in the Legislature yesterday.

Mr. Foley said there was noth- ing the matter with Island cats but he felt the sanitary conditions could be improved. He deplored the system of having cars line up for long distances at the ferry boats. "It would be much better if they put up a sign somewhere in the town saying there was no room on the boat."

He felt the tourist industry was bringing in great wealth into the Province each year. He said it was a wonderful source of income to students alld it was an'educ- ation to meet so many people from other parts of the count .

The Summcrside member tod the house of the recent discovery in the use of antibiotics which can be used for the preservation of meats. Not only did the anti- biotic preserve the meat in first class shape but it had a tenderiz- ing effect on it.

He thought it was a mistake not to have a supply of fresh lobsters for tourists in between fishing sea-

HON. E. P. FOLEY

Foley who said that the young ileople who receive a good educ- ation don't seem to be able to take their place in a great many forms of employment. "We are really backward in our education- al system on the Island but the Government is doing everything it can to improve matters."

He noted that s2.000.000 was be- ing spent for health and s.'i,000,- 000 for Highways. "We have a long way to go yet in the field of education though."

have a feed of our lobsters."

He suggested that some form of float be arranged that would keep the lobsters alive between seasons. "Some way should be found. I think this would be a good pro- ject for the Canadian National Railways." he added.

Mr. Foley complained of the

one who was well educated was made an officer and it was found that many of these men made very poor leaders.

VOCATIONAL SCHOOL

The speaker paid tribute to the .late Senator Jones for starting the Vocational School. He said boys come in there for six months and go out to earn a higher rate of pay than their instructors.

Mr. Foley said the only bright spot in agriculture at the present time was potatoes. "1 don't see why the Opposition members are always advocating loans for young farmers. They won't stay on the farms that are already equipped so how are they going to stay on a place that is in debt for several thousand dollars."

Mr. Foley stated that indiscrim- inate cutting of pulp wood was a ldangerous practice and warned gthe members that big pulp com- panies were willing to cut every- thing they got their axes on with- out regard for forest preservation.

He pointed out that pulp was big exportbusiness and that last year it brought s650,000,000 into Canada.

Mr. Foley also stated that a cer- tain Canadian Premier set a very dangerous precedent when he in- .terfered with newsprint prices a lshort time ago. He thought that lnewspapers should be able to pay

the increase due to their increased lamounts of advertising in recent lyears.

With reference to money loaning .companies he suggested that eo- lple should stick to Credit un ons 1 and the credit unions back the pea-

l5""'W"II 1100 40 00 I absence of Plcmc grounds. He felt Mr. Foley took the part of the pie. "Then we will not have so

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sleep -flock am ;: gal :30. there were many places of scenic permit teacher stating that it was . many people in such hard straits." sea View Hall. THE CENTRAL Bedeque United lxsud com ma ll, ll ll g beauty that could be put to use not always the person who had he stated.

CARD PARTY, I l Flllal. Mllrcll 23,11 111 am of hall. Baptist Church Service Sunday 11 VxSt1Irgeon 47loo azv. so 32 -1 for this purpose. the university degree that made He offered his congratulations to

' ' a.m. Rev. Charles A. Britten D.D. lisuiilvan Iil.'10 51o 5:10 's:1o -111 the best teacher. I believe 1I1u.the Provincial Treasurer on his b

115 1 int CARD PARTY and dance Minister. ,ls;fmlll:i lggg 1;: 1;; ll: 0'6 EPUCATION 1 have to bela born teacher other-lpresentation of the Budget. With 99”” Ham Frmay' March 2 r I. lPREE cl:lU;0C?l!1fac'1illand. 59:1 L:-I.-:;:tT1uxh gig zit” 2;? :2" cveggtifiyiaybutsggfassedgflliumziny-S I1?simlngiltwll1iomdh;Vel.:h:o1?11lgI1li: tlfdggvallrtclhidopriliglgltcrie 1?:1:It:2(deSveli:1T 0ND GRANT. optom-0 v ces Marc . Bile raverse xTem-snmi 0150 no 595 7111 :1 thing that is everybody's business else. This was quite evident in the. favorably with the other pr vinces etriilstyriil be in his Tigllllisb of- Hll1!1:lvlEt(7:tlal:ll'll3(l)ln.7Lli)i.rl;f:glellieV. Don- Luna 21.; 1:2 is nobody's business." said Mr. services during the war. Every-luf the Dominion. O fice Saturday. March MI - " ' i1Ton1biil 5500 49 47 411 n Torhlt 1500 9! 95 911 o ENETTES Pantry PARISH OF Alberton. Anglican T t I C B k C 1 I

THE limb Mheld on FridaY.1Church of Canada. Holy comm - :-5",::1,,n,::, 72:,” 71:,” m5 T” ea P133303: 2:: 1:31.41 C llfgw :0 1.21 International Nickel Ml Mi Sale M C 1 11' Youth ion at 1030 a.m. in St. Luke's 0'- lxv Estella mo "5 XS!-Wwvll "0" '7" 79 7” '" "' 0" the America” stock "cf March 23Td- at H0 m” 5 'lLeal.y Elmnlng player al-1.30 pm ',.11,, K”... 2..., 7:3” 7?: 7:3” .xsurcty oils 17962174170 174 C Brew PT --- 30 5'3 Canadian issues were mostly un- Centre. at 2:30 Iln Sl "Fetch Alberto". Re.,'l Jl lxu Montauh 751311 as 11214. 111,1, "” l!lTrin5 Can soon 205 19:1 202 4-! C Canners .. 37 lchallged lo 10wel-l sllawllllgall

AGON leaving bus M M' 1.01, 1100101 WW C-n 1900 931.41 92 nu. -11,.”"i"”'E'"" ""0 2” 2” m ” C C91 31 added V1. Great Sweet Grass oil

STATION W .d for hat. C 3 1 - lllvandoo E11 29000 41! 44 451,1, - ”li'"""' E” lgm 14 C Glam ll 1-21311.1 Juplter 0115 both 1050 1.16 and termmah SI1"iIm"vi2exens1ng.1on.I THE NEW LONDON Pastoral 51:3: ma on” 17517115 775 7110 -5 C P R i 36 IPreston East Dome fell M1. lonewwm a ,5 t Char-lcharge the Presbyterian Church Ixvlolunsc 21511 2711- 255” H W" 0"! "74" W 2" "5 T5 Cwkshm 7 955' Mi Leaving bus 5 op 'There will be service in St. John's Waite Ara 1115 15 list 217: 1 M Twm" 2”” ” '2” "V1 "mzseaglams 33 I what 't"k' did WCWW” ”:3”' 500' 'clmon on Sunday March 2511. at ;;'3':;l'”';, ,, W” t” ” it li3”'1'..'l2”” 3333533” sin? ll? 22' Dom Bridile 9-3 3-41 Thur Wed

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MARGATE UNITED Cllurcllll 1:30 p.m. Service in Charge of Rev. xwlllroy . r ,3, 2:: law Naco soo so 3: :2 : Ig:::ll:ldT;t:fOl1--- Advance; 565 324 Pastoral Charge' Sunday. 5””-ecvv E. H' Beam Interim modemmn mm lm 1” W” T ”'I:Vv3ulrJl3:1alta 13:31:: 140 140 'Fraser ' 35 3-8 ' st-54 638 25'" L0” m-" if 1Ii'l1!rI1':'1i1e. 7:-I 0'LEARY UNITED cusses. xwlnaw-35' 2.3333 ii” liv. ill I! I-Y" C"'"”k '""" I” 1” " ” IGreatLolil1a.'' '3 49 3-4 Total 15711 dig ill; London 3 pm" an Mi - Services March 25th are to be WW? liars aim 1011 1-1 21111 H I "W5 How Sn-litil 44 '1-4 5 9! I 3” p''"' M” S H' Haslem n conducted by Rev A s Weir 1",”: 1.---1 mm 11 11 .1 -1 l”'"" 7” ilu. :37. Elf ” Hud Bay M111 ' 70 31-4 Beth Steel 153 511 ism" IDD at the following .hours'. l;l1l.'i1..l.'.?”' 5314 2:2. 2" lirigyni log sous soil. 5015- V1 Imp Bank . 59 Borg Warner. H I 48 5-8

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0'LEARY UNITED Baptlstaloomfleld at 11.00 a.1n.3 rhe.x;el.m1.1- lfllntl 11 114 135 71:” Tor Dom lNm,”;;,,:j:js ””' "git Imp Oil 46 1-inches Ohio . . . 613-8 Church. C. O. Hewlett. B.A-. B-D-lBrae Church 2:30 p.m. 0Leary lC"u:l';I 1200 41 41 41 .4 C Br", mg 10.1, 301,1, 1011,. 1,; Int Nickel . . . 91 1Cons Edison .. .. 48 3-4 Minister. Palm Sunday Services. at 7:30 lull, mulnlo 2” ml m "0 ll" p Mn. :40 17 17 17 Int Nickel pr . ... 131 3-4-H Au-to ... . 39 1-81 Knutsford 10:30 a.m.; Springfield THE BEDEQUE H l ml Ch” 2 ,.c..... 1:... 1.19.... ..., '91,, W Simpson! 0:: ll-A igva 2014-95 int Paper . . . . .. 129 Glen Elec . . 64 1-11 west 7:30 I This is a Communl. Lil Unit d Ch It I go ada Rea Gun! cop 275 W5 I5 W5 T 3' sl'l':nImsales on Toronto Stock Exchanle Int Pete ' 35 I-2 Ge" Elec ' ' 64 1'8 ty Service: Weekly bible Study. fl 9 WCHO lalll - S -lxgallo 31175111111 we 65!! -11 Mmh 21: N12 0 Massey . 91-4 Gen Motors .. . 481-2 Class on Thursday night. Evcry-'Gl- Colvlgerlr-Svgi ll Mrllferll 2;; ;l;; npxgnnm ggggioffm lglwgi 1 ll Massey pr .. . 191 1-2 Goodyear . 71 1-4 one Welcome. Xl?:;sngI9.3tl'l':mupB?;lequl:rcll am xNor 1111-11 2151141 111 111; ”g11.n:H1,1, I 5'. k lglcfoslll . ll: 3 4 gut Nor . 1:;

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THE PRESBYTERIAN Church in m.i Borden. 7:30 p.m The Bedeque .4..." an .1ott1m1q1 17 17 - Ia Monfrea 0c S Nmdnda 83 1-4 llihntggmery . - 90 7-5 Canada. Services for Sunday. Mari Sunday School will hold its annual IAli'::x son 71 71 71 as EAL (Cpl Industrial ll,” P1-ice , 50 3.4 My cellgral ., , 43 1.2 25111. Keir Memorial. Malpeque 11lRally day and Promotion ser- ;,ll,"l:g:-l-t gm :3 lav an -1 MONTR l ” ml at lhefsl Law corp 117 iaadlo Corp . 50 1.111.: Freetown 3:30 p.m.; Kenslng-lvlce at to a.m ,1... 1”", l,,1,,l.ll9 ll; 1;; ll Eggglng .,l,.,,s.;'s11wng11 . 75 lsld Oil NJ . . 531-5 ton. Sunday School 10 a.m: Divine ALBER N P st ml chm, e :Anchnr mo 1-. ll” l, 1.1 C nadlan sale ll 70 1,4 Uld Allcraft 71 1.4:

. T0 11 o E . 11 11 1; day on the Montreal and a . 5'"V'c” 7'30 p'mi A comm we!" the United Church of Canada '11'-.1135 :1 A m W. m' "M-” l k han es Um 16 - 471'” Came '0 an Revi E' H' Bea!" B'Ai Rev Murra Gardner minister. Ihartiff e W 111331331317” 2m " M 5 cc exc K ' walker 74 r 21 13 B. 11-1,” 311)” M11151”, - Y 1 mm” - l9” -9 In an active steel section. Dosco CANADIAN1 1 l 63 L8 Palm Sunday. Alberton. worship arm". wlgogln ml! is cllmlled ll 001111, Algoma was offlc P .wf-l ";?g""59 -- -- 1

111135 IN MAINE - Word was 11 11,111.. church school 11 a.m..l,c.,.,,.,, M, W, 9, 9;, 1:; :2 lo, Wings. Base metals were P33; 8P - lg; ;"”77,R AN- 15 M received of the sudden death oilfellowship hour 7:30 p.m. Holy Cal Ed too 271.4 27 9714 1 ll-sllongerl 1 .. - l .lnc . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ii”: will .C3””?.'." "1 Mail l”55'3:”;”.1f"o ”.”.2::;:iJ”.f.:i.i::: :2":1:"1.... 1:121 .1; .1: .2: 1' A new paper mun sh-wed'

owers. 0 cs aug ero .8 2 . . . 1 1 1 L CPR as I lilrs. Alfred Powers of Alberton 2.30 p.m. Good Friday service 3 :Ss”.'.J.,”” '3gg,';gl 1:20 if: if gregltlltglllislgg 38333.5. W N- Yo Slacks Grain South. wmchh l(;Tliuried5OnthTl11urt. p.m. xggn :11 diill 1:23 13?. 5" H 39” eased IV” 1" the "mmes while NEW YORK (AP) Strong plvo dab Mar? - " 9" "' T " " "” "'" rt 1'1 lls were mixed in a V. r 7 WINNIPEG (CF)-Fair export land. Maine. The deceased was1thAlt;?LlCtAN1dChugl:-lsSIer1gl1celslnl0:; accglfllltng-:10 lolvl H :1” ;fllln';i:gniEel In 3 mlxed bank "cg Th sliocksl sent the! 1ll'll'lall'I(eL up lnlemsl ln Gals. barley and rye born at Alberton South In 1911 anti: it 9” ” 7" ac Dealt-1 wfl Nova Scotia "'5 33' 0 3 "ml 3 ' hi hli hted trade on the rain ex-

ls ll M ll 25m R cl . Rev lsno to 40 40 tion Montreal and E 3 3 when a young girl went to the V?" 35? 13" h - Ste ,- xCdn Dev Pie 111115 475 an 47.1 115' well, 1,0111 f1-actions 11131191-, The Associated Press average of.c11a11ge Thursday, 121-1095 111 the United 511.195 when 3119 mamed . Ere nlzra am. - h rgmdtll xgdlilornsted 1117 2211 21.1 219 . ll law cams belle, 60 stocks gained SL70. best in a I three grains were firm. Cam” C””k50"- Bald” h" at" Frenfh Riven HOLY E"; allsnl ice: (l)'LGP,:te: 7:: I5 u j Ptilfes 'wie1l1-E western-oil section.lw"ple M weeks" It Closed ml Closing prices- ents she is survived by her us- la-mu St lsleplltnsl S "' "3l?."' IC Promet 5""I-W 500 :23 H n be n(17ll!1IIbgDuvan 301111111 and 3190.20. another record high. The 0,05. May -83”. Jly -,6; Oct band and four children at home. EV9"50"i1 2-30 P-mu t-l Mi" 5- xcnrlla Nat 57511 no 1111 -5 Que ea ' ere All lwo1.lgm.eIindustrial component of the 11ver- 723,38 ' ' Stephen. Howard. Carole and Dio- lxenslnillon. Sunday Schoo 10 a.nl.. xcanso oil 30 220 no no .41 New oylran wwere remrdlld by age was up sllw at szllllllll mlls . l l I me and the following sisters and mid Evensong 7.30 p.m. Keep Hay xcenl E11111 mo 1111 am 515 -111 .WI""".5' osses l l d C g were ahead 32.70 at a high since Bmeyr MW 1112551 My 1'0"" I l d S . week by golllll ll, Clllmlll Rev. w1 xCent Ledue 161110 am 2115 am 115 Canadian Lithium. C eve an op N29 1 l . . .o1sI,.g, brothers. Estelle. Mrs. Cy e aw , ,.Cl,.ml,ln M ,0 , . d d W won 0 346.80 and utilities were . M 10 1 mum. Eric Ingraham. Minister. I ”' 3” V per. Merrill Islan an e . u 30 cents l M Flax: May 4.1-ills: Jiy 4.03V1a; ycrs. and Ester, rs. u s xChnrter Oil 26011 195 ms 111.5 4 lll 11 ed lwo l,01ll, 111 the P 8 S 90. 3, enthnl. both of Portland and James lConro am so :7 :7 H” "E" 5 9” There were 51 new hlghs and 0” 3-4' ”' . 11c Allenbee mm 211-. 211 21 .1 seniors. Rye: May 1.245i1; Jly 1.l9V4a; of Alberton South. 11c Cordaaun 15011 25 25 2s 11" 1,11-Illsgl-1,1 voplme was 50,000 nine laws for 1955-56. Oct. llllll :5 T;-:'.f"(';,,,l .232 4:” "M '0” 't It shares and mines 1.287.000. Of the Volllme It 21550-000 glldres Was Prices for class two wheat for Mr. G.M. Donald. Alberton. is xcon'Mc Me 151119 320 MI; 3?: L: 235 Issues ”3d9d- 92 we” "D' 87 we" under Wednesdays 2'930'0oO exm” t" ”""m" mnslde IWA: PGTSUIIIIQ 111.81.11.11 5,115.-ac1.,,l, p1-agrgsg 10. xcon ml 11 11 12 :11, down and 106 unchanged, with as shares. 1 nor 1.7541: 2 1.7134; 3 1657.; Rev F H Bean Kenslnglon ll ward recovery lollowlng surgery lVV;1ltPetI 5:13 191.1 m 975 A21 new highs and 7 new lows estab- ofstthdggnaggl E)lluiNll1l lit ttlllle llhqilg 4 1.5677; 5 1.32: 6 1.28: 1 durum - -- l 1 o n . 1:1 zoo 214 -1 1 the year. ' ve is or c 1r 111 Toront this week attending the performed in in Moncton hospital .11.. Lediic 1900 12 - "Shed 0" . . 1 11.1 11 . llllllllal lloleellllg 01 11,9 Gellel-31 several weelu ago. Expl -i753 ..g The stock exchakngygl 016 at znral srlylllllalestvas tip -'il1 at 58 , 30”” ”IMI”I”"”-M "'9 Presbyler Mrs. C.H. Weeks. Alberton. is xi-:1 Pen-F6! sson lm inc ll-1 averages 1Sh0w M0113 (1, 1359 111. Canadian miles We” mostly '3" Church confined to her home by illness. :gI"P'lIl,m A 120?: :0: :11: and ..1 g'l1l's1l1l:l nlll:"l'ltl:e3 zugl ll”? con'lb'lned llllilgllielr on the New Y10l'kAelXClllEIllE8- V 600 no - ' ' c nyre was up . um lium Mr. Ewart Hodgson has arrived Sarpgfvlxl lg" lg lg 5:; 5:: 4; ugmnllla at :54'7l'd:30l;;”'g 4ll'lpa(:t4l;3 3: Ltd. advanced 94. Hudson EBay Deaih Yesferda from Ontario to visit his brother. ml," mm m, ll :2 an r 1 - 3" E9 ' ' Mining gained V.-. Canadian Paci- Y Mr. Leigh Hodgson, Brooklyn. x111l:.oo..l,l1A lllll, ,1 ,l ,l 4 Abll 0 ll 391.4 flc ggd Diitillgrs Seagram both , o 1 14 11-1. 1111.4. ll 44 3.4 nlov up . ome Mines added of S we Lady 1.1912125:.r:1.t2':t:".:::1: ::as.:"'” 111: 1:1: 1:1 - 1 .. sa 1- and arm M1-ms up 1-. Hunlw wt: 11 510 no 510 . 84

The death occurred in Summer- "L Wit” 913"” dlwhyed by llupiter 800 2111 211 :11 -1 , 63 alde yeslenlly ol M”. AA). well, White and Son. It features Easter ,3”, 0,1 lmo m m M l 50 1.8 STARTED lsponsored by .

Bl ll" home, 208 Duke 51.. ll, llel lilies, tulips. azaleaslhny. ranggas lllfiilboll-zle rm 302 21:1; 291 11 l 6 H Kensmgton Commumty :ilillIlyytRani;.anll:l:sl1aV)lIlfllls ozaaulllftlelgl l';gdnl:l'r'l':l"':l”l;lpsl"flfls f, 3:21.801; ylllggmreu lgclll 13015 gas iiw. 3:11 Bldg Prod . . BABY CHICKS Club . ' ' .7 .- I .

"”””"D8Y-J"'Vl-1967-"iG'e0”' ""3 "W ”""""” " mm" "W t"'" C” W" ” ” ” gccimelli 4' ' ' so Save 5600 Der hundred FRIDAY MARCH 2111-11' mount. l,'El' lll. old”, lllllglllel. ers yet enjoyed here and many xNat Pate 1711111 no us no -5 ""3 P " ' . ' ' 1 mule ma Mr and M" 5”” law.-31,1, comment, 11.11. been 1tN Bristol molso ml 160 no While they last we offer 3.15 1) M

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Sh i t ed b h h band im on Exp! mo 11111 170 175 . d id ' .

1.11:1. ...l...::.. ..r.1:.::;'1i.”::::.1.- 93111221." :.il"ft.?'..”.i'.. .2: -0 it HOCKEY 3” one set new W10" Show twodaughfe1-11,11-one, Mr5,H,God- -Em....s..mem ,,.c 0... ,l,,,,., ,0, 3: H AT ALBEMON .l.oNlGll.l. CAMPBELL .1. BURNS by Lion Club members in lun. Summerside, Grace. Mrs. Wil- NC 0111 wt; am 2:15 us as CHICK HA-I-C ER I hand Graves. Worchester Mass. b t t NC Oil! or 11111 :9 am am openlll game fol. 13. El 1 . H Y addllloll to other talent

Also one brother EH Rayner Mont e u ;9".l9l:"" 7”” "'4 '7” "W rm .8 l t 11Bn N -

real and two sisters. Mrs. Herbert I 1-" pm 1:3? 13.1 'l”:.,l 'l;l”,ll 1 .1 N- 5- Intenfled 3, 9 oomm St-1 Summerslde Also Cake Auction Slldllii.) Charlottelgwn aald Mrnsa. Ed- 513::-Mvvlu ;n7l1lo 3: an .14 Cl1BmPl0nSh1P- Phone 3337

n om . 1' ss. "9? - 90 H . slx grande:illl'llldren9'.c3 9,011" glen; ::uc: gllvsr 4111 905 pop no ALBERTON REGALS Rrand children also survive. I xltzm I ll! iii :1 Vs.

.lTh3t'mfluneral wllll be lillrld gunllayl 0 ;l!;l-wlilvtn-1 0" lg; an; 5:: in -1 SPRINGHILL ALL STARS . . a c11n.11... "c'1'I'm1'1"'" with '1111J1'l1.5n1 mums 1,11-1.. Five hundred :::;',.::'-,, :g;;',;; "M 14 Final Game of Total Goal;' in the People's cemetsryl suin- debutant were present ” to the ',.11.,..... "' 9...”. .1, W: H: ll gel-leg atA1be1-ton Saturdayl "'9l'3IdC- - gueen lit a lslltatfly cergrlllonlll in ;Il5;:mphll.nd.N .1110. 0:0 - - Nlghtl 1 ucking an' a ace urs sy. -a I . ll ll -11 ssi at -s . Pmnts Day Held 3'"1':'.11”l.'...'1i"""'-'”'9 i-”1.?l1.1' : R '11 1 f ' ” 1' " 1"f'1e1J 11111111111 3 P" 9" 5 o AI Mddhlc” ""14i33"o1" tb.e girls were Btitonml '

Ema w-- w-- mu -1- i".:'.":':.:.":.i:..t.'::.1:”:." '1'": 5 11 bl, 1 110103 of :56 ALBERTON - o LEARY - TIGNISH -served in the Middleton ools , an dl 1" all llllel Can 9 I'y C9 5 1 wk” 0" """d” '"”"””"' ”"' anstlnggljd 021114 b:ll:-oom a vtmlo' fl?:fl';glflrle"n"::4'i:rkY”l::dAt';dh::'l 0.1.1.4 111. Qugenl "13. other cwlc s1'AmuM It has been brought to our attention that the emergency gener. them examined by 15.1, .,,cl,,,,. M r -P11: the rolls! f:1ne1tty.l1ll1'- ators now operating in the above areas are being taxed almost beyond

. . l 0 . . . . , ,l;mt:levbeadtemt11tv tubs: Jg.1l,llal,l,llll:; fm&' of 012:1!!! ml at luau-l S A1-"RD Av. MARCH 24". 1.11 3:00 EM. Ithelr capacities. especially during the evening hours of 7 and 10 o clock. in old daughter Princess Alexandra. . 0 "(ll llmlrpportm mun for": The Qlmlywn . am. Mtg... Hg". shell". lc. Dunc.” clowns. Residents of these areas are hereby advised that conservation of .111, mu, 0, ' l ,1 mu. cock blue aper taffeta vi .a I 1 Bower. especially during the above hours, will help prevent a complete

11 match. choral main; .1111 mm" W01 "01 mmhilt In-do Novelty Numbers. Gorgeous Costumes 1 reakdown of these generators. .

monalogue was 111111,-11 ..l1o,,d Princess Margaret were yeliouvlv. Pr M."

is 1 led :'l'l':llel;":f”m:';t;"u:d"”'lt'l.'"" MI: "Ty ' In order to continue giving this temporary service to as many cus- with 11.. W? lull. lll,ll”'.' ""',:';3 bright new frocks made a colorful ICOCI SIIITOIIICIIIQI tomers as possible we must reserve the right to disconnect any individual that they ...,” 11;, 1, ,,,,l,,, 00,. sphecclalllhofdthlohmrnl tolamizlrty on. ll." 0k.'.ln' .9", glow consumer found abusing this service by using more power than is abso- " Ind remain lmjct W 0 W W” l"- lutely essential.