THE PHOTO above was originally meant to show a few large trout held by a happy angler. but due to the scarcity of “real beauties" and the abundance of snow.

as it has for the past few weeks. The picture was taken on paved h i g h w a y about 1% miles from Summerside on the Linkletter Road.

Snow Driits Hamper

1 fishing.

l Anglers On First Day

Sno' fun having s lot of snow roared swiftly past the hapless 0w austere with the finst day of; fishermen at»

One Summerside penennial,

it did. at least in the Summer-. who hadn‘t missed an opening

area. day ll Although there may have been. terday

n 13 years. reported yes-

was the first time he

an odd good catch. mt ang-‘came home empty~handcd.

lerscamehome

empty handed;

A Summerside woman. wear-

“ M a few W“ (“‘95: w‘ﬁﬂei ing sufficient clothing for an

some only caught a cold. However an unidentified

d on to one of the poles.

. expo Itl “Sh' which included a flying suit,

erman. who was optlnustivcallw was last seen heading for an

WW With Wales- “‘35 599"; isolated fislrin and landing a his one that turned! reported g spa out

later

allshegotwasa

0° be a three Pound. Elinandlul nr half-dead pussy- madk h'siwillows.

ounce salmon. He catch at Clark’s Pond. Bedequej lint how

Evan the worms wouldn't co-

the latter took precedence

Drivers Make '500' Deadline i

INDIANAPOLIS tAPl —— Jim Rathmann of Melbourne. Fla.,:‘ 1960 winner of the Indianpolis‘ 500-mile race. submitted his en-i try for this year‘s Memorial} Day classic Monday as the pre-: f qualification race field reached! 64. Borh Rsthmann and Bobby ! , Marshman of Pottstown. Paul; will drive cars owned by Lind-I sey Hopkins of Miami. I _

Elmer George. Indianapolisﬂh was nominated to pilot thei, Sarkes Tarzian Special. A fourth! car was entered Monday by! Ernie Ruiz of Modesto. Calif..| who did not name a driver im-i mediately. 1

Deadline for entries seeking the 33 starting spots was mid- night Monday. although some bids postmarked before that may not be received until Tues- day or Wednesday. Indianapolis Motor Speedway officials said

The Summerside Knights of Columbus Youth Club is prev . senting a minstrel show 'llhurs-

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S'sros TO HAVE MINSTREL snow i

rehearsals. Albove are shown ive members of the cast, in- cluding the interlocutor and

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lant and Edmund Ratclle. Dir- 1. ecting the show is a man with ‘ wide experience in such pro- I

old chestnut gelding by Alycl- don out of Sister Grey. earned 7.652.

The time was three minutes.

3‘ lea“ 10 more entries were? day evening at Civic Audi- end men. Left to right: Mike ductions. Cowl. erbert B. 44 2_5 seconds. expeded- l torium and members of the MacMillaln. Judy Clow. Mar- Schurman. while Gabriel Th i d b L d Dill Cheesbourg of Tucson.i cast are busy with the final sha MacLellan, Bobby Gal- Ohaisson is music director. e w"""' 0w"? y or

2., a “500' veteran. and Mas-y . .

I Kansas City. a. grand prix driver, were selectedl to drive two rear-engine cars} previously entered by Mickey. Thompson of Long Beach. Calm]

Return Of Ball/or Delayed By Mud

totals Include the service

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Summerside And Prince County

Boxes

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues. April 16, 1963. 3.I

, Snow Russian Entry

at Yonkers on April 25 against eluding Orbiter and Su d.

four of the top US. trotters. in-l a

La l Other post positions drawn M

Long Shot Wins ‘ Feature Handicap-

KEMPTON PARK. England (AW—Grey of Falloden. a 100- tO-8 betting shot. won the two- mile Queen's prize handicap? horse race Monday as a spill marred the finish.

Rainstorm and Piznair. two‘ of the 19 runners. fell under the heels of a dozen other horses, five furlongs from the on of‘ the race on the grass courses.

Astor, was ridden by British jockey J. Mercer.

Weeb Ewbank Named To Post

NEW YORK fAPl—Weeb Ew- bank. coach of Baltimore Colts for nine years. was name day as head coach and general manager of the New York team in the A m e r i c a n Football League.

At the same time. the team's

whose Colts won the National

Mud, plain island mud. pre- the constituency. 9.108 east bal- phy 1. Macdonald 120, ‘Mul-E , . . Australian jockey Bill Wil ; "Eekname “’35 Changed from TI' vented ofﬁcial announcement of lots in the election. There w lally 79. ‘ unday were Italys Flrestar., "amson and Britain.s Bruce. tans to Jets. e election or on. J. Angus 37 nejeeted ballots. The above A“ pom have M been c,; NEW YORK (APi—Villa, one‘ NO- 2: Frances 020. NO- 3: aymond escaped serious in. The 55 - year - old Ewbank. ' u V

th MacLean and Heath Macquar- rie in last Monday's federall which added one to Mr. Don- ‘ . iphy's total, 53 to Mrs. MacDon- Several ballot boxes. suppos- ald‘s total and 147 to Mr. Mul-

i“. m 9. 8

001mm for m Kings and die; of two Russian entries. drew the laration day produced no change. No. 1 post posrtion Monday for

in the ﬁnal result the election; the 345.000 Transoceanic Trot at 01» Ml... Mullaily - ' J Yonkers R a c e w a y Thursday

ed to be sent back to the Queens; la-lly’s. ‘ ‘ nty returning officer imme-i Polls which were unreportedi diately after the election hadl election night and which have not been Received up until yes~i since come in include: Green- terday-—declaration day. iwich —— Dunphy 0. Mamionald. owever. A. Wal‘then Gaudet,.‘69. Mullaily 41; Souris Linen Queens County retuuning offi-; Road — Du h cer, managed to have all b 43, Mullally 29; Marie —— Dunol one of the boxes brought into the city by use of ,a variety of transportation methods. But the one firm the Emyvale poll did not arrive up to last night. Gaudet in a long series of telephone checks. learned the road. on which the house of the

I: re

night.

WAS THIRD PREsmENT i New Zealand's When. the I 3 early 3-1 favorite in the field of Thomas Jefferson was thei eight. will start from post No.

third president of the Unitedi 7. l.

States and April 13, 1963. was‘ The first four finishers in the

birth.

France's Minarelle 1-1.. No. 4; Russia’s Zadacha. No. 5: Bel- gium’s Ravioli, No. 6; and Can- ada‘s Sprite Kid. No. 8 ‘ New Zealand's Gordeal also isr qualified but will not enter un-I i

H O In

5 one of the eight listed start- ers is scratched. SHOWS WEALTH The chief symbol of wealth of

NP 3’ 0. Macdonadithc 200th anniversary of hisl all-foreign field will qualify forlthe Somali trrbcsmen of Africa 1 the $50,000 United Nations Trotlls the camel

iJr

deputy returning officer is 10-! catcd was practically a more”

“I got away with one. loosened tooth." said Raymond.

Grey of Falloden. carrying 138 pounds. beat Spartan Gen-3 era] in the last furlong to wing by two lengths, with Ulster Ranger 8 short head back lni third place. i

Spartan General was and Ulster Ranger - o‘ 1

Grey of Falloden. a five-year-!

loom-6,

Football League championship in 1958 and 1959. was fired by the Baltimore club Jan. 8 and replaced by Don Shula. In Ew- bank's regime, Baltimore won 59, lost 52 and tied one. Ewbank signed a three-year contract at an undisclosed sal- ary. He succeeds Bulldog Tur- ner who replaced Sammy Baugh as coach of the Titans last fall.

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but the salmon t . . ~ ~. - BUY FROM YOUR LOCAL I . . a sperate. or at least couldn t. so and impassable for most vehic- aims...“ .t PM“ explain“ . liver was in gueat demand. ales. However. he enlisted the MERCHANTS A A ‘ 9‘ 0“ mg!” “’9”: lure that apparently didn't ap. help of an acquaintance in; BENEFIT YOURSELF —- ' ' “l h the Ice but 1‘8'1 pear to the trout. Kelly’s Cmss who arranged to; SERV|CE STATION Essa SERVICE BENEFIT THE COMMUNITY CO-O‘PERATIVE YOUR IMPERIAL ESSO AGENT 5 -u I M ' The unkv ’ despatt-‘h 8 1mg? tractor t0 SCH Do you know something? You can sav sl “We” was “I‘m” bl°°d "id as the box and take it to the Dav-1 (DOUG Rrx PROP) time mono and ener bv patroniz- As N° ‘ the unyielding. soil laden water-5v I - . ‘ -. ' . ' y . 3" ' - . i S ed road The” ” wa“ ‘0 b3 car' Irving Gas 8: Oil Products Minor Repairs ing the. business firms whose advertise- Groceries & Meats Tied by hand to a plowed sec-l Tires_Baueries, Accessories a ments appear on this page of The Fruits 8; Vegetables . . nd - 4 mm Where 1‘ was to be mm by‘ “Deal Here Where Your Dollars Guardian ' Pa‘m’t- They have Spent Dry Goods 3 car sent from this city by MR. Have More Cents" Tune'UP' ti‘me anddmriney iris bfacﬁitﬂgdzzgrse; Drug, & Hardwarei . , . , . . vces an s o v .(Conunued from page H I SUMMERSIDE __ Paueme Galllldeth m have .1 “13. We Give 5 Percent Tires - Batteries you Show mar-:0“ appreciate the“ ef_ Ladies Sr Merl s Cloth nil vae & Furnace Oil valved I: 1 am asked to mm at part! off for Merle Skemry, 9. “Pf; k 1 " ; Dividend Dollars Accessories fad-s by “on.” at their places 0, SEE OUR SELECTION . 7 government.“ ‘ Summerside angler. who spent Tag: :he Igiwftf’jﬁa'ggzugﬁl' Spend Them Like Cash . basin” The businessmen throughout“ 017 Toys Fog CHRISTMAS Office Res. A reporter noted Mr. Pearg 11 hours yesterday seethinl . i _ .. ; For Gift Items Local Road Service this district are prepared to bring you MAKE SELECTION EARLY 26.2 phones 26.3 “ms use of the word “if... and. the location of big trout. and mg. 4 Phone on Alberton Ph “e 34 wellington quality merchandise and efficient scr- Phone 12 souris Montague P E asked if he didn't exoect to be' returned heme with a couple PRINCE DELAYED 1 ° vices at tlgilovsest balsam; :rices. They ' the next prime minister. of excellent si samples, “Emmi officer prank Br are your en s an neg ors. ' r “I wouldn’t be surprised". the largest measuring 22 in- an Casczgmpec' pan mm chye. I PATRONIZE THEM AND MAKE Mr. Pearson said with a laugh.‘ chins in length. and weighing same difficunies in gem.“ a”; YOUR DOLLARS GO FURTHER & MacLEAN's “ e to be certain. ‘0‘" l’“‘“""‘-‘- an‘d “"9 “the” the Prince County ballot boxcar constitutional proprieties to be- weiglhimrg two and a half rammed In time rim- decrapauon‘ MCCORMICK FARM MACHINERY observed... wunds’ day. ‘ ' A J M FARMALL TRACTORS C Iﬁﬂﬂcll'jte Bl‘oclés s The I k After 4s minutes. Mr. Diefcn-: Mr. Skem‘y. using worms He indicated last night that. ' ' ;. “nail?” 3581‘} ET," can“ ’ baker came to the door of his {or bait. said the big was he expected to have the DRUG CO. LTD_ ‘ “ml; and to” reporters he! were caught at a favorite boxes in by Wednesday. . Builders of Phone 111': Montague Won ave no announcements beans Count fishin s . ' i - s O'Leary ~ — . or comments tomake until afteri aQnd indicated ythat evil! ﬁl’i. 1N KINGS COUNTY _ : Pleasure Cm'se” Phone _ _ _ _ "' ""’. ' seen the Governor-Gem wee wasn't a guarantee or 3 King‘s COUMY 39mm!“ 0m" Fishing Boats l Farm Macmnery eral. That would be Tuesday. he bite vmterday became only cer Daniel Machean announced . SERVICE STATION _ added. He previously had schcd- sewn‘ trout ' we” Landed final returns yesterday with Manna Hardware “res _ Bauer!” _ Accessorie' N Parts «I: Repairs 6 l R i Iliad a cabinet meeting for Tues- throughout the day at thi, Liberal John Mrullaly men/Ming Marine Engines Min“. Repair, Beatty Barn Equipment enera epars IIIY- r Imam" where some 50 ﬁlm 4-704 V0598 W Conservative '1'5- Tune-Ups To All Makes of Cars. Trucks & 1 men vainly staked their hm Margaret Macdonald’s 4.305. Phone 35 Alberto!) Phone 78 Alberto“ Phone 36¢ Alberto“ Phone 101 Montague Tractors HAS MUCH SALT H 1 of a fine trout Stripper that Tile,“ WWW” WW5 Your Rexall Drug Stores . . 7 A new salt mine in Louis-lanai will have no wait for We, candidate. Brendan Thmvphy, In west Prince Spray Painting .& Body Work contains enough salt to supply day. received 6 Electric a Acetylene Welding

2 votes. the world’s needs for centuries. Out d 9.970 eligible voters in II-

Portablc Equipment Chain Saw Repair Service Phone Montague 121-21

LLOYD N. OLIVER

ELECTRICAL & PLUMBING CONTRACTOR

I .I. s. SUTHERLAND l i MONTAGUE

BOATES AUTO BODY SHOP

Kilmuir P. E. I. WM“ 3°” G" ‘ 0‘" FEED """M'" COMPLETE COLLISION SERVICE Claude Nicholson. Montague Phone 101 Alberton , BODY YOUR R. A. DEALER AND FENDER WE MAKE Tires-Batteries-Accessories FOR QUALITY YOUR CAR SHOP THE MODERN WAY AT Polishing & Slmonising KENSINGTON FEEDS . A specials m mm LOOK LIKE BAKER'S GROCERY . W MIIIUI' REPSU§C:IE:IIC UM cALL vs NE F Quality Groceries u s resh & Cooked Meals Phone 175 Kensington An Island Industry, Employing Your Pun“. Deal’r PM” I“ Montague Free Delivery - Islanders Phone 29 Souris Phone on O'Leary

Shur-Galn Feed Service Purina Feed Products International Harvester Trucks, Tractors and Farm Equipment

Phone 80-!

BAKER'S TELEVISION RADIO S TV SALES & SERVICE Philco A: Emerson TV 20

, IF YOUR NAME APPEARS YOU WIN A $3.00 MERCHANDISE VOUCHER

BROWN’S CLOVER FARM

QUALITY GROCERIES

E. W. TURNER LTD.

Phone sour“ Kensington . Pontiac Cars 1 . G. M. C. Trucks

. Massey-Ferguson eal

Cooked Meats

Drug Sundries Tobaccos I: Confectionery "SHOP & SAVE HERE" Phone 7!

KEENAN FUELS

(Ford Keenan. Prop.) Furnace & Fuel Oils

Sales - Service --Part An Efficient Service to All Cars. Trucks & Tractors

Phone 20 O‘Leary Mrs. Leonard More". Alberto.

ELDON MacKENZlE

GENERAL MERCHANT

White Rose Gas & Oils MURRAY

RIVER

Murray River I I phone

46-3

Tires - Batteries - Accessories

READ'S WHITE ROSE

SERVICE STATION

. Complete Lubrication . Tires 5 Tribes . Batteries

. Accessories

. Towing Service . Minor Repairs

General Repairs

Electric Welding

Towing Service Phone 170-!

KEENAN SERVICE STATION Complete Service Station Tires - Batteries - Act-es Phone 40-3 Murray River

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