INSTALLATION OF LIONS CLUB EXECUTIVE

At the Installation of the newly elected executive of the Summer- side Lions ciuh. deputy district governor. Zlerb Schurman, of Sum- merside. tscatcfl;ILlLILl.uFglf1: 1730'

Carnival Committee Checks Plans For Top Notch Week '

With openin: day of Summer- side's second annual Lobster Car- nival only a few weeks away chair- man Erigar Cannon and Itlembcrs of the central committee held 1!, tiircc hour session in the Civic Building Friday evenlnn. finalizing plans for thc COIIIIIFI event.

Director Charles Hogan report- ed that a meeting this wcck the niattcr of who would cater for the Lobster supper in Civic Sta- dium for thc six days of the car- nival was worked out. The ladies of the various service clubs will be on duty during the week of the

carnival as follows: Monday, Y's Mencttos; 'l'iu-stlay, ll.C.A.I-'. As- sociation: IYL'iIllCS(lfly, KIIIUIIOS;

Tiiursriny, Lniiics Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion; Friday Rotary- snns, and on final day the Lion- i-ties. RACING

The director also reported that the services of Cliarles Willis had been obtained to supervise the rac- ing cards for three nights of the Carnival. The committee will also be assisted by Messrs. Wil- lard MacDonald and Andrew Perry

fers the club Bell and Gavel Kelly. retiring president; Layton

to the New president Ralph Casely Schurman, secretary; Reg. Mac-I Other members of the executive Lellan. vice president.

are. seated, left to right, Russel, Standing: Doug Mitchell.

cided against running the on that day.

The opening day program of the Carnival was also gone over by the director at the meeting. The town's second annual event will be officially opened by His Honor Lieutenant Governor T. W. L. Prowse and also in attendance will be the Hon. .1. Angus Mac- Lean, M.P. newly-elected Minis- ter of Fisheries. Dr. Orville Phil- lips, M.P Group Captain W.ll. Swetmsn. Commanding Officer R C.A.F Station. W-Cdr W.C. Lim- pert, CADO the presidents of the various clubs. R.C.A.F. Associa- tion. Board of Trade, Fire Chief Heath Warren and others.

The announcement was also made that this year. A historical display booth. defined as a Mina- ture museum in itself, will be set up in Civic Stadium to be viewed by the hundreds of tourists and others expected to be in town dur- ing Camlval Week. July 15th to 20th.

train

with their wealth of experience in track matters.

Letters covering the duties of the service clubs, R.C.A.F As- sociatlon. the fireman. and oth- ers at the Carnival were passed to the representatives at the meet- ing and these duties were gone over with the director and fin- alized.

liir. Buddy Datlie of the Lions Club. who are sponsoring the Soap Box Derby, said that the number of entries received so far for .this event, have been disappoint- Jing. This year, he said. the new .40 foot ramp to be used in the ievent is "really something" and .he urged the young lads to get ,thelr entries in so that the Com- lmittee can make the necessary en- try groupings in the derby.

The matter of having a train shuttling back and forth between town and R.C.A.F. Sta- tion on Air Force Day. Saturday. iJuly 20. was also discussed. The ipurpose of the train would be to liake some of the car traffic off

MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Dis- covery of a gold nugget worth about 8900 has sent a wave of gold fever rippling through the former gold mining town Bealiba. 121 miles northwest of Melbourne. It was at Bealiba where the world's largest nugget.

the highway to the airport. After discussion the matter It was de-

WESTERN

RESERVE July llrd official open- in: Community Hospital. 0'Leary.

NOTICE: Ice cream social Mon- day July isl. in Graham's Road liail.

RAYMOND GRANT Optometrist will be absent from his O'Leary office today.

BR. CARSON, Chiropractor, 71 Llrnnvillc St.. Summcrsidc. Tucs- l.'l)' and Saturdays. Dial 2052.

THE CAIRNS Picnic will be held July 1st, at Earl Pearson's Shore, Cheiton.

REGULAR Monday night dance lrishtown llall. Music by Russell Warren and blue haven ramblcrs Canteen scrvicc. Door prize.

THE PRODUCERS Co-op. Char- lottetown and all local Co-op's are receiving wool for the Canadian Co-operative Wool Growers. Ad- vance 25 cents. expected average 50 cents per pound.

- DR. L.l(. ZIELINSKI is chang- ing his office Hours at Klnirora. starting Tuesday July 2nd instead of Thursday to every Tuesday 1:00 to 5:00 p.m.

: COME TO the ice cream social at the Freetown United Church grounds on Tuesday. July 2. if not line the first fine night following Iponsorcd by the Frcciownn W.A.

WOOL. PRODUCERS - Ship your wool to the Canadian Co-op- rative Wool Growers. who expect at the Island wool will return 50 rents per pound to the Producer

the "Welcome Stranger." was found 88 years ago. At gold values of the time It was worth 328.000.

GUARDIAN

ANNOUNCING THE opening of DesRoches bakery in the Burke building near Main Street. Alber- ton. Home made bread pin. dough- nuts. cakes and cookies.

K.H.S. - In the account of Kensington High School graduat-

ROYAL

BORDEN

Fri.. Sat.. 7:15-9:15. Matinee Sat. 3:90. A startling love story starring Robert Mitchum. Teresa wright. Diana Lynn. Tab Hunter In "TRACK OF THE CAT."

president; Thane Bagnall. treas- urer; Mercier liuliin. Marvin

'Wiley. Francis )lacQuarric. who vice- are all members of the executive.

QUEEN PRESENTS COLORS

CAMBERLEY. England ters)-Queen Elizabcili presented new colors Thursday to the Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst.

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Midgets At Summerside

The wrestling fans of Summer-Ip side and vicinity will be privileged , to see the an midget wrestlers in 2333- Jggnvfgegggjagdrflfrmnbg the mat game at Civic Stad-imagisfxala mu", summenme. tum on Monday night. Tiny,Thursday before magistrate R.S. Tim. who hails from Bordeaux. IHIMCD. QC-

France. is the smallest of all mid-

The accused pleaded guilty to 2- wmu--- in w- 2i:.:::.::i:”.::..:r::'”;:.:' '"""'”ce' "I" '”V' '1' I5 "9 I” '11. 26. Fisheries officer Norman the few wrestlers who can drop MacLeod acted for the crown. kick and land on his own feet. Tims I A party from Indian River charg- forefathers were all strong in en ed with robbery with violence had and welghtlifters. his case further adjourned until Tim didn't inherit their massive July 2nd. A man from Campbell- forms. but he does have one of the ion was fined 320, and costs for m06I Perle!!!-IY Pl"0P0m0"0d bod--causing a disturbance in a public les in the athletic world. He a nd ipiace by swam-mg, while . gimu. little Beaver are a verY Popular - jar fine We, levied on , summ”. "33 l93m- U"-I3 39'V"v W005! l side man for possession of liquor lather Y"”T"he hkmed l'"1"oi.her than in his residence. I in hunter smgsm y. is one of the most agile wrestlers in the T"”C""' ff 9 99"? h''?;'l Fl;3 game today. His drop and toma- ""9 "e C used Wu "' ' hawk blows are very effective. '.y expO"”3 .l'q"" "J" "'5 W" "1" Sky Low Low and mm Jackie Journed until July 30th, after two are the memes mnong wrestling crown witnesses gave evidence. midgets. msh June is mud for The charge resulted from s vanil- his unruly and vicious behavoir '3 ”"'5”,I dl-'tP13y 1" "'9 ”c””d' in the ring. and Sky Low Law is not store which was found to contain -W: per cent alcohol by volume.

far behind. But they certainly

give a watching crowd their mon- An Alberton man charged with

ey's worth. A large holiday crowd possession of liquor and also the sale of intoxicating liquor had his

is expected at the Stadium to see 109 midgets and is pair of the big case adjourned until July 30th. A man from Misooudie was fin-

. Possession Of I Short Lobster:

A party from Cape Bald. N. B. was fined as total of 8135.00 plus

boys as preliminaries.

Former S'sicIe Man Awarded SI,000 Science Fellowship

Donald S. Cslibeck. Summer-side instructor in chemistry and gen- eral l at Spaulding High School. Rochester, N.H. has been awarded a national science found- dation 81000 fellowship to be used for advanced study at the univer- sity of New Hampshire this sum- met.

The award, based upon college record. past experience and apti- tude. is given by the national science foundation as a means of encouraging men outstanding in the field of chemistry to remain in the t ” . profession and to fur- ther the education of our youth.

Mr. Callback who was graduated with a BS. Degree from Acadia University, Wolfville. N.S. worked at the Canadian Arsenals, Ltd., Montreal, as s chemist-supervisor from 1951 to 1954. After makingi

ed 320. and costs., while the case of a Summerslde party was ad- journed until July 30th after he pleaded not guilty to a charge of possession of a quantity of spirits. (approx. 1 gallon of moonshine).

The case of a party charged with operating a vehicle in excess of the gross weight for which the veh- icle was registered was adjourned

until July Nth.

his decision to enter the teaching profession. he enrolled at Boston University from which institution he received a master of education degree in 1955.

Active in education affairs, he is presently sewing as first vice- president of the Rochester teach- ers Assoclntlon. He has also done considerable work as s S of the professional advancement committee for teachers.

Mr. Callback is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Callbeck. Summersidc.

The Guardian P310 II Saturday, June 29. 1997,

one person and destroyed on In- dian Airlines truck Thursday. '1"-.so bomb apparentlw exploded inside the parked truck. it killed a mu inside. Two otba bomb cob sions in Jammu have caused no injuries and no dunno.

SCOTTISH CATTLE The polled Galloway breed of

cattle comes mostly from Kirk- cudbrtghtsbiro in the south 0!

Rathbone. Cartoon

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Saturday & Monday, June 29, July 1 "CASANOVA'S BIG NIGHT" Starring: Bob Hope, Joan Fontaln and Basil

8:45 P.M.

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TUESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY, JULY 2nd to 6th

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ion exercise prize for Science should be Carmen Paynter not Barbara Sinclair as it ,, ed in the issue of June 28th. Carmen is

the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Payntcr, Freetown. COME TO Searletown Hall

Tuesday July 2nd. at 0:30 p. m. and hear Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ,Callbeck give a Travelogue with slides of their recent trip. Admis- sion 25 cents and 15 cents. Spon- sored by Women's Institute.

LUCKY WINNER Mrs. William F. Strong of Central Street Sum- merside was the winner last even- ing of a drawing for a beautiful hooked rug donated to the ladies aid of Prince County Hospital by Mrs. Harry T. Holman. The draw- ii;g was made by Mayor W.A. Cur- re.

KENSINGTON United Church. Sunday June 30th: Church School. 9:50 s.m.; Morning worship 11:00 s.m.; Sacrament of the Lord's Supper; Evening worship. 7:00 p.

REGENT roiiieiir - 1.15 - 9.15 TIREMAN.

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ROCK HUDSON - MARTHA HYER

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m.: Summerfield Service. 9:30 I. m.: Church school. 10:30 am. Rev. Lewis M. Murray. B.A.. B.D.. Minister.

THE PIIESBYTERIAN Church in Canada. Services for Sunday .lune 30th. Freetown Sunday

fhis year. Wool received at Pro- 590001 1130 P-"L DIVI09 "WIN ville White Turkey poults ducers. Co - opcrativc. ('.hsr- 2100 p.m. Keir Memorial. Mal- July 6th

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l THE ANNUAL Lay Association Conference of The United Church will be held in Freetown Church on riday July 5th. Meetings will be eld at 10:30 s.m.. 2:00 p.m. and 7:9. All laymen and lsywornen are invited to attend.

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FUNERAL YESTERDAY Funer- sl services for tho late Lilli H. Gamble were held on Friday aftnb noon at Epworth Hall. Rev. C.R. Wcbbcr the officiating clergyman. Interment took place in the Peo- ples Cemetery. Pallbearers were

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