Shown above is Air Commo- dore C.G. Ruttan. DSO, CD. being greeted by Group Cap-

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CHIEF OF OPERATIONS VISITS S’SIDE

tain Dagg on his arrival at RCAF Station Summerside, Wednesday. Air Commodore Ruttan is the recently a p~ pointed chief of operations at

rayer Day Service Held

ALBERTON — The day of prayer service for Montrose And Alma was held in Mont- rose United Church

Leaders of the service were . ' . Ei- don Barbour and Mrs. Jo h n; Clark.

_. Prayer was offered by Mrs. [Norma Warren. Mrs. Robert; Barbour. Mrs. Wallace Raynerq Miss Lila Mountain. Mrs. John" Rayner and Mrs. Wallace Don-k ~ ald -

MONUMENTS Markets and Lettering CURRIE BROS.

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The address, which has for itsi

.Mrs. Eldon Barbour.

theme. “More than conquerors."i was given by Mrs. Isaac Du n« bar.

SEEKS MISSILES

NEW DELHI (AP) — India has asked the United States and Britain for air-to-air missiles to strengthen its air force against any aerial attack from China. authoritative sources said Thursday. They said Western military experts here have the request under study and that there has been no decision on the type of missiles the Indians would get

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ainr force headquarters and ' ' Burmese craftsmen prepare

vistted SummerSide for the

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You will. find bargains for every mem- ber of your family . . . bargains in machinery. machinery repairs. and automotive buys . . . These merchants, invite you to drop in when you are in

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For Compl- be FASTER TIRE service ‘ Dial 4-6112 dry Cleamng W'HITLOCK TIRE 138 Kent SI. I cgrlacnkgsf S S. R. Johnston 120 Kent St. Dial 449a: LICI. Your Ford Dealer H. T. JAMES "

PLUMBING a. HEATING for all your plumbing and heating problems. Call Harrison James

gold leaf by beating small

purpose of inspecting facilities ' ' ' lumps of the metal into sheets

and discusstng Maritime op-

erations. only 1-200.000th of an inch thick.

VVESIERN BRIEFS

iwas held Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude O'Meara with 10 tables in play. Mrs. John Perry and Gerry Saunders had the high scores. Consolation prizes were

.. Ben avin and Harold Arscnault. The reezcout was won by Mrs. Jos- r“ Arsenaillt and Stephen

IS PATIENT Mrs. Stanford McNeill. Alma. Is a patient in O'Leary Com- munity Hospital.

SPENDING WEEKEND Miss Marion McEwen, Alber- ton, is spending the weekend at her home in Sussex, NB.

HAD VISIT Miss Judy Campbell has re- turned to her home in Montrose after visiting at the home of Al- vin Bryan. Lot 11.

IN MONTROSE Mrs. John Clark, Alma. Is spendingv the weekend with her brother-in-law and sister. M r. and Mrs. Norman Warren. Montrose. i

OUT OF HOSPITAL ‘

Mrs. Harry Pridham. w h 01

has been a patient in the West-

ern Hospital for some weeks.‘

has returned to her home ini Montrose.

T0 HUNT SEALS Murray Gulliver. Montrose, has left for Halifax, where h e will join a seal hunting expedi- tion. He was accompanied by Mrs. Gulliver who will return home today.

PANCAKE SUPPER ‘ 0n Shrove Tuesday the tradi- tional pancake supper was ser- ved to the public by members of the Sacred Heart Youth Club at Alberton. Mr. and Mrs. Ev- erett Shea generously donated the use of their restaurant and Mrs. Shea assisted in preparing the meal. The event was wel patronized and members of the club are apppreciative of th e‘ very line support they receivedl

cur. CARD PARTY The Alhcrton CWL card party

iMnrphy. Assisting Mrs. O'- iMeara as hostesses were Mrs.

Edwin McDonald. Mrs. R ay aunders. Mrs. Merritt Calla- ghan. Mrs. Merrill Dunn. Mrs. Maurice Perry and Mrs. Leo

Gavin. Next week Mr. and Mrs. ‘Gary Black will entertain Satur- ‘(iay evening.

FORMER ACTOR DIES

NEWBURGH. NY. (AP Arthur R. Vinton, known radio listeners In the 1940s as The Shadow. died Tuesday at ghis home in Guadalaraja. Mex- iico. it was learned here Wed- .nesday. Vinton began his acting career in the early 19205 and retired in 1949 after playing Gen. George Washington ill Arms and the Man on Broad- 'av. He also was active in

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ISLAND NEWS PAGE

lAIberton and West Prince County 2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat. March 2. 1963.

40 w: t Ved share equally the balance . of payroll costs. . The estimated number of

192 Fitzroy

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men hired in this province und-

er the program is 517. The pro-

jects will provide an estimated 16,125 man - days of employ-

tWorks Jobs mﬁliéct payroll costs of Island

Forty winter works projects. “meals are esnmate‘l at “55" having a total value of $613,000. 000- have been approved this season‘ for 24 Island communities. I

Covered under the federal- provincial - municipal program

SHIP SOVIET GOLD ! LONDON (Reuters) — An- other 5V2 tons of Russian gold; arrived at L o n d o n airport ll ‘are such projects as street re- Thursday, bringing the total» pairs. sewage installation. con-‘brought in during the last three. struction of open - air rinks and weeks to 20% tons. The bullion repairs to muniCiDal buildings- from Moscow was estimated to The federal government pays 50 be worth just under $9,000,000 at per cent of the payroll costs. London prices.

This

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0 fuel oil 0 O stove oil N! 0 gasoline Rack of s ' mic" oil Odds & Ends 2 0 greases Rack of s 5 0 batteries Dresses

KEN NEDY’S

Ladies' Wear Queen st. Dial 4-8225

Albert L. Thomas

Grafton St. E. Ch‘town

Free Delivery ‘;

ANOTHER FIRST FO'R STORES SERVICED BY

Left to right ——- George W. Frederick. National Sales Manager. Westmin- ster Paper Company; Mr. D. J. Hamm. President of Atlantic Wholesalers Ltd; and Mr. R. A. Milton, Vice-President of Merchandising, Atlantic Wholesalers Ltd.

The combined purchasing power of the stores In the three groups Save-Easy. Red a Dollar has enabled Atlantic Wholesalers to place the largest single order

White. and Lucky paper over pl

Over II corloodl oil

The Importance of

b Maritime

need In tho Marltlmcs.

paper. more than 17.792 miles of It, were ordered from West- Pn Company for the biggest promotion of paper In the Maritlmcs.

m“? I,“ this”, said Mr. R. A. Milton. Vice-President Merchandising of

Atlantic Wholesalers, "la the ability of groups of Independent neighbourhood food stores

do combine their purchasing power to bring the highest quality products at the lowest

consumers

Since Ito modest beginning In 1min Sackvllle. New Bru

known as the Sackvllle Hay and Feed Company Limited and tailor Eastern Hay and

Today there are 22! branch warehouses servicing

In New Brunswick. Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotla.

moo nonp- torm the backcround of Atlantic's stremtlh today and so your local

“WI”, [ted & White, and Lucky Dollar store In a fundamental part of the Marltlmea' I

“on Food Company. In" «or 1,000 customers

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grown steadily.

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l'blo not over 15 earloads of Scott paper products will he on sale In Red ll White. m Dicky Dollar stores In Nova Scotia . m. the largest slngle purchase of household paper products In the Maritime! and over 17.792 miles of oaoer.

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It value of the sale will cxcec

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1963 MERCURY MONTEREY

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STEWART MOTORS LTD.

Your Mercury, Comet and Mercury Meteor Dealer, also.

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MARCH 20 (FROM NEW YORK 2 DAYS EARLIER)

From MONTREAL /QUEBEC: APRIL 14

USED FURNITURE WAREHOUSE 144 Dorchester St.

KEEP YOUR FAMILY WA!RM and COMFORTABLE at Low Cost . . . wml

USED OIL HEATERS & FURNACES Completely checked over In satisfactory operating con lon.

from $35.00 and up USED OIL and COAL RANGES

Many good as new‘. . . all will give excellent baking satisfaction.

from $39.00 and up USED FURNITURE WAREHOUSE

44 Dorchester St.

1 DON FITZPATRICK. Manager Dial (-8717

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Keith Carmichael

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Farmers' Specials

All types of clothing for tho tamer! ‘ . INSULATED LONG

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