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RETURN HOME

Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Brazel a son, David, have returned to milton, Ont., after visiting ‘in 0 , and Fanwngbrook. 2 in Montague, they were the | ed

of Mrs. Brazel’s parents, . and Mrs. P.J. McKenna.

TO VISIT TORONTO

Miss Jean Currie left Tuesday Plane ‘on return to Toronto | visiting relatives in _Monta-

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it her son-in-law and daugiter, fr. and Mrs. Maicolm MacRae, d her son, Blair Waterworth, Toronto.

GUESTS IN MONTAGUE

SPENDING. LEAVE | LAC. lan MacKenzie, 8.C. AF., ion, Ont., is spending his

in Montzaue, guest of his . Mrs. Jennie MacKenzie.

FROM SAINT JOHN Mr. and Mrs, J.M. MacKenzie. |

“Professional Cards g ' Chartered Accountants

Soremer Summerside | ction of Mrs. M. W. MacDon- a ° ; ald, Eldon. During the service Optometrists Mr. and Mrs. John W. Mac- — Williams rendered ‘ The - KE, E. Parkman Sunset.”” The Legion service was Opt. 0,-8.0. conducted by members of the

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Chairman ‘for the opening cere. mony was the carni chairman Roy Johnston during his welcoming remarks, gave much credit to the carnival director Charles Hogan for the excellent <mering work he perform-

Premier A. W. Matheson spoke briefly and noted a’ definite im- provement over last year’s car- nival.. He extended con a- tions to all those who took in its planning and realization.

John Wright, past president of the Summerside Board of Trade introduced. Mr. Phillips, who told his la audience that this was the third carnival he had attend- ed and stated he was greatly Pleased with the progress made and extended his congratulations to the carnival committee and ali others who assisted in the carni.

Mr. Johnston expressed the re- gret ‘of the -Lieutenant-Governor

AT ROSESANK : Mrs. Samuel Tuplin, Montreal, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Erving Hardy at Rosebank and her brother and sister-indaw, Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Hutt, Alberton South.

Me ae t spread rapidly and was out of| The estimated at approxi-|| CANTELD FUNERAL — The | control when the. Alberton fire de-| mately $6,000 is partly covered funeral service was held Wednes-| partment arrived at the scene by [ iE

day afternoon for Alton Ross Can- |

"IM. Cannon and L.\C. Ballbeck

Summerside

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when-they defeated the Navy in the final pull last evening at the raceway before a large crowd. In the preliminaries during the afternoon the Ellerslie team won the pull over the. Kensington Legion team.

Last evening, in the first round, the Navy defeated the Summer.

F. Walter Hyndman who was un- able to be present for the open-

Late Blight

Ellerslie Legion Huskies.

Shee Festival Opened Win Tug-Of-War Contest

In Stadium Ceremony

Stewart.

Huskies won out—over the Navy squad “in two minutes. Coach of the Ellerslie ‘team was Cyril) Williams who really showed the hoys the way to victory with his fine coaching performance. Members of the winning team are: Bill Noye, Bill Birch, Stew- art Montgomery, W. Moore, Earl Colwill, Harry. Gillis, H. Groom,

side Legion, sponsors of the com-

Has Appeared

Weekly Potato Bulletin No. 3 wm

On Monday, July 13, a few plants infected with potato late blight were found in a cull pile at Augustine Cove, “Prince Ed- ward Island. This should be suf- ficient warning to all growers who have not yet started their spray program fhat the time to do so has arrived, ‘advises.

In this.-province; the first™re- port of an infected*field- usually, comes within five days after the disease has been discovered in cull piles. The weather during the past several days suggests that the same story will:be re-

NEW GLASGOW — New Glas- gow ratepapers Tuesday voted 5to-1 against fluoridation of the town’s water supply.

In the biggest plebiscite turn- out since prohibition, cjtizens

peated this year. It {s anticipat-| 1.653 - 273 vote, a majority of ed that, if the present moist, con-| 1-380. Eligible voters numbered 6,300. There were nine spoiled

tions continue, field inf ill be announced bulletin. a Ftea beetles are quite numer- of out in many potato fields but this brood will disappear later this week. If insecticides have not already been applied to con- trol flea beetles it would not war- Women rant the expense and labour of putting them.on at the present time.

The bulletin is: prepared by F.

in the next

a decision was not up to

ings around the three voting booths were similar to pro- vincial and federal elections, with | voters being driven to and from |

of the -Research Laboratory, Charlottetown, P. E. 1.

PIONEER CATTLE.

First -permament © introduction of cattle to Canada was when Champlain established a dairy farm at Quebec in 1626.

Barn Destroyed After Backfire

ALBERTON — A barn beton soon after 8 p.m. 4 Contents of the barn whitch

off names.

New Glasgow Rejects Fluoridation On Ballot:

.| for, 416 against. seven spoiled, |

polis,. and scrutineers eons Voting was steady and at times

L. Dyment, Doug Williams and H.

brisk from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m.

fluoridation, 635 voted against. There was one spoiled ballot and the total vote was 705. The majority against was 566.

ln Ward Two ... 117 voted for, 602 aga‘nst, there was one spoiled ballot, for 4 total vote of 720, with a majority of 485 against.

In Ward Three .. 87 voted for a total of 510 votes, and a majority of 329 against.

MAYOR PLEASED

Mayor Power said after the voting was known that he was pleased to have seen it go the way it did, and said he had no doubt that once the citizens thought the matter over for them- selves, that the, would tunn down

the proposal. _

petition, ‘after. which Ellerslie won | MacLefinan. their second pull defeating Mount;

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In Ward One ... 69 voted f or}

Maritime Salva-|

The firemen are holding their | annual tournament -in Summer-| side in conjunction with the Lob-| ster. Carnival.

A Summerside man, Herbert

The competition, the first df its, Schurman_was elected first_vice- kind at the carnival proved very | | president while W. W. Duffy,

of and it is hoped that | president

next year a larger number of | piety | shore in place of the August!

teams will participate. The referee was Hamilton | meeting

Douglas of Mount Stewart. chair. Mrs. Paupt served a dainty

man of the spsfis committees of Wnch assisted by Mrs. Frank

the Provincial Command, Canad- Pere aod Mrs. Ray Harris

ian Legion. Chairman of the diciciiieatens | ' THREE-MINUTE SILENCE committee was G. Lorne Souk | BONN, West Germany (Reut-

Summerside. "rises to the winners will be! &'S)—Millions of. West Germans) a Saturday~ evening by | OSeTved a three-minute silence | he y crowned Sea Qteen. at noon Monday to ‘‘remind’’ the!

Big Four powers of their desire ‘|Sherbrooke. W.I.

«| for Berlin's freedom and their | country’s reunification. Through- | To Hold Picnic hrs pets _

out West Germany and in West | Berlin, workers stopped procuc- | tion, traffic halted and radio pro-|

the Yeonen’ s roar was o& Mrs. Herman Pauptit oF

The July grams went off the air. Sherbrooke 3 5 uly 2, with the vice-president in

at the Now Many Weer The meeti ing omened by singing.

FALSE TEETH

With Little Worry ing the Creed. Minutes and fin,

Bat talk, laugh or aneese without ancial reports were read and dis- tear of snsscure Tales leet omnes | ee answ fortab! ‘piaten Stmer and mon ian ie

Eleven members ered roll. y Pp

. . past feeling. call by naming a product made gammy. gooey pauses: it alk ng. on P.E.I. there was one visitor} (mon-acid). Chec! “p! or present. A pantry sale was held at ' Gaenture — Get FASTEETH eo Smaiiman’s on June 30 and a nice sum realized. A collection for the Retarded Children Association

was made and $15 was sent in. AGENTS and On the. program Mrs. Adrian

ewe. | of the Maritime : Truro Man Heads’

Firemen’s Assoc.

Firemen’s sociation Lester Fillmore of|

che Morsime Firameas Aling mgR As-| ing. os

Danger See en In Inflation

OTTAWA ‘CP) — Senator Wis hart Robertson warned -Wednes | |day. that if inflation remains un | checked the people of Canada

Secretary-treasurer is the. may turn’ to-a_ political grour coming year is Jack Tatterie.of | whose views aré entirely differ

' +ent from those of the Conserva tive and Liberal parties.

He made the statement in open

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Bxecutive members are as, fol- | | lows: Prince Edward Island; Jack Turner and C. Gillespie, ing Senate debate. on a report o» Charlottetown:. Nova Scotia;|the threat of inflation,—tables Jerry Schwartz, Lunenburg and| Tuesday by the House's finances R. Blanche, Amherst; New Bruns-;committee. The report said in wick; Jerry Lawson, Lancester|flation is neither inevitable no and C. W. Estabrooks, Sackville. | uncontrollable.

MAYFAIR

THEATRE |

MURRAY RIVER all: Opening Friday, Saturday, July 17, 18. Admission ‘30-40-55. a : : Time %:30 J “THE BADLANDERS” ‘m , Color

\ With Alan Ladd, Ernest Borgnine, Rhonda Fleming.

Adventure in Artrona—They reb a rich gold rine Sealy love and lawlessness, gunfights and suspense.

Coming Mon.-Tue. “Jail House Rock” with Elvis Presiey.

MARITIME CHAMPIONSHIP

‘Track and Field Meet

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Decker conducted a game.” DISTRIBUTORS Who am I"? and Mrs. vane | WANTED : |

Chappel a contest, with Mrs. John Steele being the winner. |

A alae is to be held at the By Manufacturer of a new,|

and revolutionary electronic de- |

July 20th. Monday-Tuesday-Thursdey

RALPH

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Due to my recent Hiiness my dere and barber shop will close each day at the following hours, beginning . Monday

Wednesday at 12:00 noon and Saturday at 9:90 p.m. -Please note this store and barber cop will be open the ane evening only each week until further notice.

FREETOWN. ;

Safeway Electronics Mfg.

Corporation. 1500 St. Catherine St., West.

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and Friday at 3: pm.;

SUMMERSIDE QUEEN ELIZABETH PARK ~ SATURDAY, JULY 18th, 1959

AT 1:15 P.M. RAIN OR SHINE.

Suite 212, Montreal 25, Canada. |

R. BURNS,

WEEKEND BUTTER, 2 Ibs. ...-.

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YORK BREAD AND BUTTER PICKLES, 16 oz......-----+++: BULK CANDY, Ib. ......----+-

HILCHEY. & VANIDERSTINE Montague

WEEKLY SPECIALS

WADDELL BROS.

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; | Members of The Montague Branch Canadian Legion are requested to meet at THE LEGION HOME ON THURSDAY, JULY 16 AT THE HOUR OF 12:30 P.M. to attend the funeral of our late comrade

Orvid Ross. Pallbears were Er- |, nest MacLeod, Luther J. Mor- rison, Fred Hubley and Murdock

Morrison. I the Belfast 3

LOBSTER CARNIVAL WEEK’ | \ SPECIAL LM PRICES :

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-BLACK-& WHITE: ~~ (Reg. 54, Cents) Special 4@ Cents »

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Pallbearers oe were Paul Hogan, Billy Martin, |] P.O. Bex 1600 Rummerside ety he pln > | Fanmnecamrsanents nee sia |

JOHN MALCOLM CAMPBELL |

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CLARK'S TOMATO JUICE, 20 oz...

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