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An Alberton rink skipped by
Turner Massey Harris trophy on the second day of the Alberton bonspiel. Members of the rink are, left to right, Herb Mat-
thews, Alice Seaman, Campbell and Jean Bryan.
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A phoio in yesterday’s paper of the runner-up rink was incor- rectly captioned the Herb Mat- thews rink. This should have'Somers and
beén the Arnold McLennan rink from Summerside. Members of the runner-up team are Arnold McLennan, Somers, Ralph i éiinan.
Air Chief visits: S‘side Station
SUMMERSIDE — Chief of the Staff, Air Marshal Hugi Campbell made a special visita- tion to RCAF’: Station, Summer- side Tuesday during which he carried out an inspéction tour of the base as well as the Hill- crest Housing Development.
The Chief of Staff arrived at ene o'clock noon and was greet- ed by the commanding officer of RCAF Station, Summerside, Group Captain J. E. Creeper, after which he inspected a guard of honor.
Air Marshal Campbell toured the operational training unit commanded by Wing Command- ex L. W. Limpert and inspected the station generally as well as the completed portion of the ex-
WESTERN GUARDIAN
IMMUNIZATION CLINIC at Summerside Health Centre Thurs- day, March 26th., 1.30 to 4 p.m. Protection agaist Whooping Cough, Diptheria, Lockjaw, Polio and Smallpox. For infants from three months and for pre- school children.
._ RESERVE Saturday afternoon April 11th 3:00 p.m. for Pantry
BEDEQUE: Rink tonight Thurs- day listen to C.J.R.W. at 10:10 and 5:00 p.m. for ¢onight’s hockey
day, March 26th., 1:30 to 4 p.m. Protection against Whooping cough, Diphtheria, Lockjaw, Polio and Smalipox. For infants from three months and for pre- schol children.
KENSINGTON RINK tonight Thursday Farmers League first game finals Cavendish vs. Ken- sington Bombers. Game time 8. 30 p.m.
PANTRY SALE at Kennedy's Gtore Saturday March 28th at 3
p.m. sponsored by Kensington Presbyterian Children Mid Week Groups.
HAVE YOUR Red Cross con- tribution when the tanvas- eer calis!
YOU NEED Your Red Cross— Your Red Cross needs your contribution now! Give generous
to discharged Saturday and is con- valescing favorably at the home of his uncle and aunt Mr. and Jahn Fietcher, Summer-
R. E. Ellis & Son Limited - Fire — Aute — Casualty iz
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Optometrists
E. E. Parkman
Opt. D., R.0. PHONE 3287 Summerside
B. F. Hunter, R.0.
Summerside, P. E. I. Phone 3116 SMALLMAN’S BUILDING
Photographers
The Read Studios
also with _he__progress
exponsion program.
| Bansion program now under way at the station.
The Air Chief told the officers at a mess dinner He was pleased with conditions at the base and being made in the multi-million dollar
died December 25th.; 1958, a son of Frank Huestis and the late
Inez MacDonald. He completed his schooling in Summerside be- fore joining the P.E.I. Highland-
seas and served three years in
Funeral Held At Glenwood
The funeral service for the late Amos Gorvill Glenwood was held Thursday afternoon March 12th with a short ser- vice at his late residence then to Glenwood United Church at two o’clock and was largely at- tended. Service at the church and grave was conducted by his pastor, Rev. D. Rector, who brought a comforting message to the bereaved. Hymns used
City of Gold” was nicely ren- dered by Mrs. D. A. MacPher- son and Dougall.
Flower bearers were Gorrill, Edward Garfield, George Garrill. Pallbearers were Robert Roy Culton, John Heirlihy, Cecil Wyman, and Oliver Gorrill. Interment was a Bethel United Church ceme-
Keith and
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Summerside
Walter Scott Huestis, 39, of Whites Lake, near Halifax, a na-
ly as the result of a two car col- lision near his home.
His sudden passing came as a& great shock to his relatives and many friends and his considera- tion for otaers, his cheerful Wis-
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Malone, Walter Oakley and Gor- don MacDonald. Interment took
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West Prince and District Artificial Breeding Assoc- iation.
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Norman Warren, Phone 80-13. .
Calls must be in before 10 a.m.
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Mrs. Lester Champion was hos- tess at her home at Kensington to the members of St. Mark's Church Guild at the regular monthly meeting on Tuesday eve- ning. March 10th, with eight members present.
The president, Mrs. David L. McInnis presided and opened the
CABBIE DELIVERS BABY
TORONTO (CP)—A taxi driver calmly delivered Myrs.: Joseph Ardt’s baby in the back seat of
taxi early Tueaday. The ar- rival was an 8%-pound boy. It was nothing ‘new for driver Alex Smith who holds a St. John Ambulance Association certifi- cate in midwifery and handled six deliveries during his 14 years
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THURSDAY 1:30-3:00—Pre School Skate
SUNDAY 8:30-10:00—Skating Club
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a-week fund closed with Tea, sandwiches and cake were
93 cents. Meeting the Lord's Prayer.
hall were! served by the hostess.
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