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£23 Press Biiriness Editor 51- Europe but a threat
m;,,,.egt of the Western trad- Lag world. _ ,,- is the rather e:;tra.ordi.'i— I finpression one sometimes _ mm listening to discussions B:Em.0pz_-’5 six-country common "‘ et and its proposed larger
-trade area.
“ 9 new European trade‘ com- vlmity,if it develops to the de- uce envisaged—would create a fimively self - contained trading M301 unlike that of the United
objective, it is generally ' d, is excellent, ‘and. Poten- tially’ one of the decisive events human history. ?’m*rECTIONIST PLAN? gopoem is expressed, however, W Europe may wrap a_ protec- Mist blanket around its new
uliwwilner Sundelson, manager, fljties and operations planning, a International Div i sio n, yea,-born, Mich., speaking of the Emopean common market at last weekls annual meeting in Mont- 19,1 of the Canadian Council of 919 International Chamber of commerce, commented: "imports of manufactured was into the area will be vir- many elimiinated. Despite pro- mncements to the contrary, it ‘shard to imagine that foreign- manufactured products will be 'e to absorb transportation wt: and the tariff burden and fill remain competitive with was produced within the inte- gated area." Imports of raw materials and primflfy goods into Europe would probably rise sharply, and this,
,1; WESTERN GUARDIAN
EASTERN TEA-BAZAAR a ii d lmiecooking at St. Marks Hall, l(eiis_Ington, April 9th. At 3.30.
iivitns CHICK Hatchery now «peg. A special breed for every nee.
FOR SUPER Kem-Tone, Kem- Glo, and a full line of Canada pfiiiits, Summerside Hardware, in Siimnierside.
FOR SUPER Kem-Tone, Kem- filo, and a full line of Canada pjillts, Summerside Hardware, mmerside.
lvoncn — Don't . forget the Cole: Auction Sale at Spring Park Community Centre on Sat-
‘ inlay.
,:T'IItES can be started by bad firing. Free estimates given on
ini job. Storey Electric. Char-
lottetown.
3 APAUD RINK Monday night v Hoclzey playoffs Argyle rezvs. Albany Rural at 7.30. to play Crapaud at 8.30 for of Trade Cup.
HEA8‘1'2stelle Bowness Gen- eral Sétretary P.\ E. 1. Teachers Felieiution in an Educational gfiizadcast tonight 6:30 o v e r
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.§§ENSINGTON RINK, tonight, Monday. First game, best three mtof five series for R. S. Hum- they Trophy. Springfield Royals versus Kensington Bombers. 8.30. Skate after.
Wgpresent a variety concert in- cllllling one-act play in church hall, Wednesday, March 26, 8.15 P-ii
IIEAR Estelle Bowness Gen- eral Secretary P. E. 1. Teachers Fhleration in an Educational II3ii"II:Jdcast tonight 6:30 over C. J.
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U IEDEQUE RINK tonight Mon- _ South Shore Hockey League 1 Game semi-finals best 2 Not 3 Freetown Royals vs. Lot 16 Rangers Lot 16 must win to its i_n‘playoffis. Game time 3:30 rm.
jiERsoNALs
‘Mrs. Lester Wallace, Fortune Give. Isa patient in the Com- “Emily Hospital, 0’Leary.
:ProtessionaI Cards
Chartered Accounta nts fT~. Earle Hickey & Co. .
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Building iummerside P.E.I. Phone 2235
g Barrister George R. MacMahon,
LL.B. _ (255 Water St. Summerside A180 Kensington on Saturday!) hone Summerside 3551
INSURANCE R. E. Ellis & Son Limited Fire -— Auto — Casualt)’
, A. Raymond Grant.
0. W. SEARS
um Y. P. A. and Y. P. s. or Summerside Presbyterian Church.
European Common HasiTwo Diverse Sides
. -- 4... X- on top of North Anqov-ican e panslcns Suggests shortages. A°“?1"di1131y. Canada had more to gain and less to lose. He added. however: “If Can. talda is to take full advantage of ie pI‘S”3llt proposals foy freer tracle in Europe and the rfijult ant economic expansion andVde. mend for your products you can
_ “Fashionably Yours", a fash- 10“ Sh0W Sppnsored by the OKTO Club of Prince County Hospital will be seen tonight in Summer- side Civic Auditorium, featuring ..2 lovely models who will present the latest in fashionable attire. Feminine fashions from beach wear to evening dresses are de- lightfully presented by the charm- ing_ models, and the latest in children’s clothing also is high- lighted in the program by junior rréodels from pre-school to teen a e.
_The introduction of the show will be made by Mrs. Carl Croc- kett, president of the OKTO Club, and the commentary will be by Mr. Robert Schurman.
Eniertciins Cast Of Raggedy Nan
Following the Tuesday presen- tation of “Raggedy Nan” In Alberton parish hall, members of the cast were guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Reddin at a de- lightfully arranged buffet sup- per. The table was sentered with an attractive arrangement of “Irish cobblers” in a nest of green. The decorations also featured ,shamrocks and guests received shamrock-shaped lolli- pops as favors.
The ladies were presented with clay pipes and green bubble fluid with which to amuse them- selves. The menu was in keeping with St. Patrick’s. In serving the hostess was assisted by Mrs. R. D. McKinnon, Mrs. ‘Angus Milli- gan and Miss Thelma Ahearn. Instrumental music by Mrs. Reddintacoordian), Erskine Mur- phy (guitar), and vocal colos by Raymond Ahearn and J. H. Bar- rett were enjoyed. A sing-«song, an expression of thanks to host and hostess by Mr. Barrett, and singing of “They are jolly good ‘fellows “concluded the evening.
ALBERTON
Cst. and Mrs. Calvin Bungay,, Alberton, have had as their wel- come guest Miss Iona McIntyre, of Halifax.
Mr. William Clark, who has been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Erskin Clark, Alberton,
Miss Ann Dunphy, Sanit John, N.B., is a guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. A. Callaghan, Alberton.
ATTENTION SPORTSMEN There will be a meet- ing of the Prince County Fish and
_ Game Association in
the Town Hall. Sum- merside, .T u e s d oi y. March 25I'h. at 8.00
pm. All sportsmen are urged to attend.
-left Saturday on return to Edmon- ‘ ton.
I32‘-rably increased imports of manufactured goods and-or sub- d0 50 only on the basis of com- stantial o v e r s e as investment. Trade is not one-way."
As to development within Eu- rope itself, Mr. Sundelson pre- dicted that total private consump- tion will increase by over one- half by 1965.
Ohio Chile Fashion Show Slated For S’Side Tonight
The Student Nurses, Glee Club will provide vocal selections with Mr. Gabriel Chaisson as accom- panist.
Clothing is from the stores of The Barbara Ann Shoppe, Hol- man’s Ladies‘ Wear and Youth Centre, the J.& J. Stores Ltd, and MacKenzie‘s House of Fash- ions.
The models will include‘: Miss Margaret Coffin, Mrs. Robert Dewar, Mrs. Bruce Hodgson, Mrs. J. C. McKenna, Mrs. John Cobb, Mrs. Charles Hallem, Miss Mar- jorie Shanks, Mrs. Glydon Willis, ‘Betty Callaghan, Susan Downing, Geoffre Hittle, Joyce MacLeod, Judy Clark, Nancy Clark, Bobby Hall, Joanne Sheen, Miss Judy MacLean, Miss Audrey Woodside, Mrs. John Weeks, Mrs. Chester MacDonald, Mrs. Blanche Mat- thews, Mrs. Stuart Peppin.
Money -Stolen From‘ Till In» S’Side Store
While absent from her store on King Street for a few minutes on Friday evening, eight dollars in two dollar bills, was stolen from the grocery‘store of Mrs. Joseph Clough, at 96 King Street.
Mrs. Clough had, just placed the money in the till before going into her adjoining home for a
few minutes. When she returned the money was missing. The mat- ter has been reported to the Sum- merside Police for investigation.
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ROTARY PRES.
Mr. John Arnold, manager of the Royal Bank of Canada, Sum- mersiide, was elected as president of the Summerside Rotary Club at the regular meeting of the club held on Tuesday. Mr. Arnold will assume his duties in July.
TITO’S HOME DAMAGED
BELGRADE (Reuters)—-—Presi- dent Tito’s residence at Brdo in Slovenia was damaged by an earthquake Wednesday, it was
reported by the local press here. The earthquake was also felt in Ljubljana, the Slovenian capital.
- pear in the
3 Boys Among First To'Begi~n Seal Hunting
One of the first in the current series of land-loving seals to ap- coastal areas of Prince County was discovered in a field near the outskirts of
‘ Abram’s Village, which lies near’
the Egmoiit Bay shore.
The land-based mammal was found by three brothers Arthur 17. Raymond, 15, and Jerry, 13, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Gallant. The seal at this time was approximately two and one- half miles from his less venture- some companions riding the flees in Northumberland Strait.
The boys managed to stun the stray and loaded the carcass on a hand sleigh. About three hours later while they were hauling their catch homeward, the ap- parently deceased seal regained its senses and hopping off the sled, slithered away bent further exploration of the unusual en- vironment in which it found it- self.
The young hunters however kept their quarry in view, and, procuring a rifle, made sure their catch was permanently despatch- ed.
At last reports the boys were busily engaged in rendering the oil from the seal’s 250-pound carcass, while debating the dub-
The successful seal hunters ,are brothers of Mrs. Rose Sav- age, 200 Kent Street, executive secretaryiof the current adult antio-polio campaign.
LIBERAL
South Melville. Emyvale, show. A '
, . AT CRAPAUD HALL MONDAY. MAREZH 24th AT 8 P.M.
For all voters of the following Polling Divisions: Westinoreland, Kelly’s Cross, Crapaud, Victoria,
MEETING
Green Road and Bon-
ious delicacy of “seal steak.” -
Vdnclols Turns Attention To Window Panes In S’SicIe
Thirty seven window panes were broken in Summerside over the weekend, when vandals dir- ected their attention on the Sum- merside Y Centre on Green Street and on a barn owned by Arthur Enman at 234 Duke Street.
Car Damaged By Hit And Run
A 1957 Dodge car owned by Charles Hogan was damaged to an estimated $500 Saturday night when struck by another vehicle which apparently did not stop.
Mr. Hogan, manager of Sum- merside Civic Stadium, had parked his car near the stadium on Notre Dame Street, and was in the rink when the hit and run vehicle damaged his car.
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Kids, Say the Damedest Things!
Here, from Art Link1etter’s best selling book, are some of the choicest examples. All of these sayings popped Un- bidden and um-ehearsed on of the mouths of babes who were appearing as guests on radio —TV shows. Unconscious humor . . . startling wisdom!
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At the Y Centre some 17 panes of glass were smashed in, ap- parently without ‘purpose, and glass was strewn over the in- terior of the building when a caretaker discovered the damage yesterday morning.
In the other incident, some 20 panes of glass were smashed in the barn owned by Mr. Enman, at-l small holes in some of the broken windows indicated that an air rifle or .22 calibre rifle had been used.
EXPRESSION OF SORROW
TEHRAN (AP) —— The Shah of Iran, in a Moslem new year ra- dio broadcast, said Friday that he could not join in celebrations because of his sorrow over his divorce from Queen Soraya. He divorced his beautiful 26 - year- old queen last week because she had not given him an heir.
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AVONLEA W. I.
The March meeting of the Avonlea W. I. was held at the home of Mrs. Olaf Stevenson on March 4th., with 17 members pre- sent. Minutes were read and ado- pted also treasurer’s report. Bills presented and authorized paid.
Correspondence was read by secretary. Was decided to send $5.00 to the Ceylon Disaster Fund. Moved and seconded $28.00 be spent to purchase books for Cav- endish school Library - Jeannie Moore and Chris Burdett in charge of this project. Amount realized from Chinese auction $10.13.
Next meeting to be held at Mrs. Herbert Moore’s. Roll call to be answered by donating a
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Cavendish School - Miss Mal‘! Stewart, Mrs. C. Clark, N. Rus- tico School - Mrs. Doucette, Mrs. T. Hiscott.; Cavendish Sick
Milton Green, Mrs. Alfred Moore- N. Rustico Sick - Mrs. Olaf Stev- enson, Mrs. N. S. McLure. Lunch-
Wyan-d, Mrs. sterling Stewart
~ REGENT
Monday - Tuesday‘ ”VciIe;rie” Adult Entertainment
card — “Get well" Sympathy” or “Congratulations." Sale of Sterling Hayden, Anita, Easter Bonnets to be held. Col- Ekberg lection $1.75. ‘
Following are the committees,’
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MON day, April 3rd and obtain by Saturday, Apri1'5th. $3.00 per couple‘
A Couples only
Dress Optional
ANNUAL EASTER BALL CANADIAN LEGION HOME
Kensington DAY.‘ APRIL 7th
Phone Kensington 109 for reservation by Thurs-
tickets from manager
Music by Mellowaires Dancing 9:30-71 a.m.
Buffet Lunch
PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE RADIO BROADCAST
MONDAY. MARCH 24-; 12:354—‘-12:45—Di'. Orvi|Ie—PhI|IIps
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