. bronze arrowhead trainmg, Summerside Y Centre during the) successfully conduct their patrols course leader. Others who gave | 2.30 afd 8.00 p.m. and the theme st a! il ; . ~ was conducted at ie jpast week-end at which Scouts|in ‘the patrol system.” instruction were Alex Campbell, | will be “To bear witness to the eee Te Kensing ps donated by the Ladies Aux- a” ae ae ese ae from ist. Crapaud, 1st and 2nd.| Eric Tanton was course leader | Bob Curren, Bill Morse, and Gor- | Truth : cuter aa” nners — jary. . ne wer an a = , Summerside, 1st St. Eleanors and| with Ivan MacKenzie assistant|don Kerr. The meeting was presided over es champions ennedy ac as the Carr nnn thanks Professional Cards ist Slemon Park troops took part. by the president ard Pear-| Farmer's League were feted at a | master of ceremonies and toast- buil ere use of the The course is designed to help : ° - Be son who announc at Dawn| turkey — oo ayo gee master = ner Lae — ‘coe ar eee pyr ‘ MacKim, the Maritime Y.P.U.| Legion Home ay night spon- | wives girl friends . v J. Chartered patrol Jegders and seconds to Summerside Police Arrest delegate to the Christian edu-| sored by the local branch of the | players. |C. Kennedy for the\dessere avd | Accountants « . e cation meeting held last August| Oenadian Legion Ladies Auxil-| Toasts to the Queen, ladies, re- | Mrs. David Macinnis for organiz- | WESTERN Gun-Totin Ci Resident in Tokyo, wil speak té the Young iary. sponded to by Mrs. Bruce Cham- | ing the banquet, and to Mrs. | ‘T. Earle Hickey & Co. g People of this Presbytery on Sat- cs eects — pion. to the team, respanded to | Heorge Wotten for cooking te s urday evening May 9h. the tropliies | by the Captain Gordon Kennedy, Canadian ao of Commerce GUARDIAN SUMMERSIDE — Summerssxie was reported to have entered | New business concerned initial} was a cake bearing the in-| to Ewen Sinclair, who ts reported. | . ’ ‘ vilding ; be police Sunday arrested a Char- the homes of Leslie Simmons. | plans for local spring rally, nom-| scription ‘Congratulations Ken-| ly leavimg Kensington, proposed } Pp. E. I. Phone 2235 EINTEND to be away ~ from lettetown man who allegedly Donald Harris and Olga Wil- | inations and resolutions for Mari- sington Bombers.”’, in the team | by Bill Lynch. a | Scott Outboards : hh Tyne Valley, Monday and Tues- had -entered several homes on liams. It was at the Harris | time conference and other mat-/ colors green and white. The cake| Oiher speakers were Bill 7 | nsurance day, April 13, 14, only. Anyone/ Reimont Street carrying a | residence that the alleged theft | ters. One nominee for Maritime

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te ; ° e congregation of the history of | i the —' Ate — Cossshy can contact the a —— also alleged to have stolen a| The man was taken to Prince | a. = et bel Service Of Pr CISC | hymnody. Quoting the words *“The S ‘ & Se . S Geeeie %. ~" Summerside | D'- G-E. Robinson, Tyne Valley.| coat at one of the homes. County Jail and will appear in| Ol in the coming annual Mart | Christian Church has come sing- ECCANO ales ryice : “| REGULAR MEETING Borden|. Police said he was carrying | Police Court this morning. | f Te" covention being held on Held At Church ing down through the ages”, He THE PERFECT GIFT! Summerside Optometrists Branch Number 10, Canadian Le-| 2, 12 2auge shot gun containing Victoria Day weekend May 15-18. eae ___ | pointed out that the Christian re- | ; gion, in Legion Home, April Sn shells. The gun was Cars Su in - KENSINGTON — The singing | ligion is a religion of joy, ex- arkman ~— - : Roe not fired, police said. sta of new hymns-to new tunes in /pressing itself in songs of glad- EEP 13th, pee fe See Auxiliary| "The 57-year-old resident of | Slides Are Seen | ‘etseed with familiar hymns] ness. ~~ = R.0. meet . Charlottetown was apprehended Heavy Damage js constituted a service of praise at He also spoke words of ap-| * 3287 i ANGLERS — My pond will be by Constables Harry MacKay At W | Meetin the Kensingten-United Church | preciation forall organists and | REGEN MONDAY-TUESDAY . Summerside closed to trout fishing for the) and Elmer Matheson after he SUMMERSIDE —~ Extensive wis g Sunday Evening choir singers. . 7:15-9:00 B. F. Hunter, R.O. 1959 season. Alf Norring, Cape damage was sustained by both 0 Tae minister Rev. LM Mur- | A new hymn “The Glory of the ! ; Traverse. lears as the result of a collision n Friday evening. April 3rd. | ray introduced ‘the _ innovation | Spring, How Sweet" to the oune , PEL Phone 3116 PERSONALS

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TOMORROW and every after- noon this week-afternoon tea will be served at Wightman’s Super Market.

morning from the Bowness Fu-} w. neral Home to St. Paul’s Church.

Requiem High Mass was

cele-

Mrs. LeRoy Holman P. Callaghan, returned o Wednesday to Summerside afte

vacationing in Florida.

loaded shot gun. The man was

and Mrs.

took place.

yesterday at the intersection of Central and Convent Streets be-

Miss Coleen Matthew daughter | tween a 1955 Chev owned by Herb of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Matthew | Bell, | Summerside is a patient in Prince Dodge driven by Kilman Hagan,

Summerside and a 1955

| vehicle east on Convent when the 1) accident occurred.

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officer was approved for sub-

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HERE ARE members of the] Thompson, Georg Farmer's League Champion Ken-| Champion, Alan Andrew:, Gar- sington Bombers. Front, left to} net Turner. Rear, left to right, right, Ewen Sinclair, Elisworth|Wayne Harrington, Keith Suds- Mann, Jim -Jellyniere, Layton! bury, Bill Lynch, Andy Mac-

Farmer's League Champs Given Banquet On Friday

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with brief remarks reminding the | Kings Langley was introduced by

the senior choir with the

by the Women’s Institute. Enter- tainment included dancing, comic

very popular in two numbers and Miss Christine

recitation, film slides and motion |

, ict New hymns introduced by

D. W. SEARS DeCOSTE FUNERAL — The | County Hosp'ta!. |Hunter River. . i pl cane | ceremonies of the opening of the| boys and the girls choirs in 5 funeral of the late John De| x » ie _| The Bell car was going north} Miss Judy Dawson talented | Canadian Parliament and pictur-| same manner were “A Gladsome Barristers Coste, Sr., took place Saturday Mr. and Mrs." Leslie Simmons, | on Central Street and the Hagen| Young dancer of Tryon esque views of the Scotish High-| Hymn of Praise We Sing’’ to the

MacLeod was | Edinburgh. Mr. Macquarrie gave warmly applauded when she gave | a pbricf commentary on the slides

sailles, the Brussels World's Fair and Switzerland. Films shown dealt with the

con- gregation joining im after the first verse. the the

lands and the capital city of|tune Canaan, and ‘I the Voice of Jesus Say” to the tune

Kingsfield, an old Engiish meli-

Lean, Bill Blakeney, Jim Ken-

don Kennedy, Clarence Gallant and Mack Andrews. Alan Cham-

Photo was taken.

Biakeney, Manager, Andy Mac- Lean, coach, Garhet Turner, team representative., and mem- bers of the team.

A vcte of thanks to the ladies

nedy, Carlyle MacEachern, Gor-|

pion was not present when the |

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See Seturday’s) |.bTated by Rev. Gerald Steele. husband's car, received bruises; @ humorous monologue. and films. ody. gms ame 3551 aniiak took place in the| Mr. and Mrs. Perley Giberson- ‘o the back of head and left for-| Heath } uarrie, M.P., pre-| A sale of beautifully decorated Water St. Summerside | Church cemetery. Pallbearers| and family of Stellarton, N.S., | 47m. sented colour slides of European | cakes was cerried out with Mr. INDIAN IRRIGATION |.were: Messrs. Robert O’Brien,| spent the week-end in Summer-! Thé Bell car damage was esti-| scenes which he had visited im| Frank Myers, M.L.A., as auc- - B. Campbell, BA, LL.B.) Jarvis O’Brien, Edgar Gerard,| side guests of Mrs. India has about 60.000 miles of

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Wilfred Doucette, Frank Des-| parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman damage to the Hunter River ve-| interesting sho's of London, Scot- Mr. Keith Boswell was Chair- irrigation canals and aims to ir- $'Side | Roches and Cecil Bolger. | McAssey, Spring St. man for the evening. \rigate ‘probably 22,000,000 acres.

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