oe CLARK, internation-, left, program "known newsman chats with|Keith Lapp, president, Economic Development. By Chinese Described — i ait ns dbbamnr ianinebe we SUMMERSIDE BUREAU OF THE GUARDIAN ‘Communal life within Com- China, and the ihittle- economic and industrial being made within the with start-| WESTERN GUARDIAN DOCTOR ABSENT — Dr. Kensington, will be ‘ab- from his office and practice ednesday, Thursday and Friday this week. THE WMS OF THE Summer- Church of Christ held the Meeting at th home of 'W.O. Weale on Thursday The devotional was led Mrs. Weale, the theme of the b being based on St 14 “The Risen Christ—the of the World’. Prayer was by the secretary. After business conducted by _— the Mrs. Vernon Methe- The mission study on Par: f was presented in two parts gave a most inter- talk on the women of the while Mrs. Bishop read informative article that had written by one of the Mis- who had started a New in Paraguay. Following a . the meeting closed the missionary benediction. WHY NOT HAVE us build your and save your dollars. or phone us 2136. J.L. Ray- Constriction, Summerside. Professional Cards Chartered — Accountants T. Earle Hickey & Co. Canadian Bank of Commerce P&L Phone 2235 E. Ellis & Son Limited - fire — Auto — Casualty — B. F. Hunter, R.0. pumerside, P.E. I. Phone 3116 SMALLMAN’S BUILDING ener Photographers _ The Read Studios »*D. W. SEARS 3 market, and enjoy a more west- i form of private life i EE g 8 rT ! 8 ; i BE ; F E ! i bslis t : ! 2 i ls tl i ce f i B ; gf : ‘ 2 ‘Lb be FE g Ss $ gf ; , he said, | i ul | | : fi | i z 4 i] ure : j i 4 i a8 i g e : F Fs a PERSONALS Mr. Aubin Blacquiere, North Rustico is a guest at 42 King Street, visiting friends and is be- ing heartily welcomed by all. His many friends are very pleased to see him enjoying good health. Mr. Edward Arsenault, rep- resenting the Fuller Brush Com- pany, was a business visitor to the district recently. Mr. Gilbert Gaudet was a busi- ness visitor to Summerside on April 10th. Her many friends will be sorry to learn that Mrs. Fidele Arsen- ault has been on the sick list for the past week. Mr. Hollis Elliott has quite busy since he opened his garage for the accommodation of the travelling public. Mr. Gabriel Finnan was a rec- ent visitor at his home during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Ferdie Wedge, Tignish, were visiting with Mr. Wedge's mother and brother, Ed- ward on April 12th. Mr. Roch Gaudet, Leoville, and Edmond, were visitors a the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fidel! Arsenault recently. Mrs. Roland Ramsay and Mrs. William Trowsdale who have spent the past three weeks with relatives in Toronto, returned to their homes in Borden on Tues- day evening. Mrs. James Moore of Borden left on Wednesday morning to spend a month with her sister in Wisconsin, U.S.A. Her husband, Mr. Moore, is chief engineer on the M. V. Abegweit, now in Mon- treal undergoing annual refit. Mr. C. J. Gallant of Gallant’s Grocery, Howlan, has entered the City Hospital. ’ Mrs. Keith Adams ‘has return- ed to her home in Gummerside after spending a few days visit- ing friends and relatives at O’- Leary where she was the house guest of her sister, Mrs. Alvah Jeliey and Mr: Jelley. Mrs. John Pickering has re turned to Freetown after spend- ing the past weekend in Burling- ton, where she was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. John Eyans and Mr. Evans, and at Kensing- ton, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Profitt. Mrs. John MacKay ~as return- ¢@d to her home at French River after spending the wintr months with her daughter, Mrs. Lester Champion ang Mr. Champica in Kensington, chairman, and] arganization and other Summer- i ing| side service club members last been} this accoplishment # Western dicate that the Chinese, now en- joying an improving standard of iving, are less and jess likely to support th® western hope of re- Nicholson, Miss Marjorie Ireland J.P. Macinnis, Dr. Hillard Jud Logan, Vance Bridges, C.R. Webber, Hugh Smith, Rob- ert Schurman, Jack Murphy, Dr. Alan Stewart, Waiter Simmons, Bill Callbeck, D. R. Morrison, Dave Noseworthy, David Lee, Ron England, and George Wotton. European Touy Is Speaker's Topic SUMMERSIDE — David Lea was guest speaker at the regular meeting of the adult group of the Summerside Presbyterian Church on Tuesday evening in the church parlor. After being introduced by Ronald Whidden, Mr. Lea gave a mosi interesting talk on his travels in Europe. The Good Fellowship Group of the Summerside Baptist Church y Agriculture Problems Stressed t Alberton Trade Bd. Dinner 33 ei E.E cert Slated At Kensington KENSINGTON — The ‘interest of the people of Kensington ws i communities in t soul. E. I. Music Festival In order to provide additiona stage practice ‘for the parti- cipants and. at the same time to give the parents and others in- terested an opportunity to hear the several numbers, the Home .|and School Association is spon- soring a pre-festival concert this evening at 7.30 in the high school auditorium. Rev. L. M. Murray is directing ithe church and school—choruses} as well as the high school glee clubs. Piano and vocal solos and duets will be heard and also a record- ed solo by Master Gordon Mur- ray. Claude Harkness Is Prize Winner SUMMERSIDE — A keen Sum- merside sportsman, Claude Hartk- ness was the winner of the $10 prize donated by Ernest Mac- Quarrie for the largest specked trout caught on opening day by any member of the Prince Coun- ty branch of the Fish and Game Association. Claude checked in at the weigh- ing scales at Hardy Electric with a two lb three oz. speckler that he said came from “the cause- way‘ between Summerside and Charlottetown. The closest entry to Mr. Harkness’ catch was a one Ib 10 oz. trout. Only speckled trout were eligible for the prize. MAU CHIEF RELEASED NAIROBI, Kenya (Reuters)— Jomo (Burning Spear) Kenyatta was released from the remote desert prison at Lokitaung Tues- day after serving five years of a seven-year sentence for leading the anti-white Mau Mau cult. were guests of the meeting and were welcomed by the president, John Walker. Opening with the singing of a hymn, with Mrs. Les- ter Linkletter as pianist, the Scripture lesson was read by Rev. J. Donald MacKay, exposition given by Mrs. John Walker with Mrs. Eldred Simmons offering prayer. REGENT Friday 6:45-9:15 Saturday 2:00-6:45-9:15 “CHA-CHA CHA BOOM” \PEREZ PRADO MARIE WINDSOR - VINCE EDWARDS: MARILEE EARLE , rece — MARY TRIO The sun-scorched story | of the Beach-Babes | of the Caribbean! SECURITY PICTURES inc. presente Air Station Promotions Announced SUMMERSIDE — Air force geant to warrant officer class 2; D.G. Mitchell and AA MacKenna. sergeant, Bowman, I.W. MacKenzie, CR. | Mahaney, R.T. Hoare, G.H. Pear- | son. The following Airmen and Air- rank of Corporal: Lac. G.C. Gibson, Lac. A.C Ravenda, Lac. Jdoy Couture, CPR ._DERAILMENT KENORA, Ont. (CP) — East- west CPR traffic through North- ern Ontario was resumed Wed- mesday following the derailment of 4 units of a 126-car east- bound freight Tuesday night. No one was injured. The west-bound transcontinental passenger train, the Canadian, Was about 11 hours late arriving in Winnipég. members of the W.I., for en- en the team so pleasant- The members of ‘the team are Eric’ Moase, captain; Paul Ber- nard, Gerald Bernard, Justin and Joseph McGuirk, Scott Wood- side, Edwin Johnston, Gerald McCarville, Frederick Thibeault and Freder- ick Jardine. « tigre Paul ALBERTON — An mill worker, Gerald McNeill, severly injured his left hand ia an accident at Hutt’s boat buil- ding shop yesterday morning. The three left fingers on Mc- Neill’s left hand were severed back to the first joint when his hand slipped under the knives of a buzz planer. He is a patient in the Western Hospital where he was resting comfortably last night. Alberton Man Loses Fingers Alberton Ellerslie Man Is Remanded SUMMERSIDE — An Ellerslie .| man pleaded guilty to theft of a radio blank for a truck when he appeared in Magisttate’s Court _|here yesterday morning. He was remanded for sentence by Magis- “| trate R. S. Hinton until May 7th. RCMP told the court a “radio blank” is a plastic affair into which a radio fits. It retails at about $2.80. Two witnesses gave evidence in the case of a St. Eleanors’ youth .| Charged with assault. The case was adjourned until May 4th. _ Two Summerside youths found it a costly practice to fish with- out a licence .In addition to a minimum $10 fine each of the anglers had their fishing iackle seized by the arresting officer and had to pay $1 for a licence. The tackle will be sold at public auction. One of the young men told the court that his spinner and rod cost about $15. He was told by the Magistrate to find out how . the articles were to be sold and per- haps he could bid on them. Henderson, re rene —_ ~ [ fi FE ea seit i 5 i SEFEE | | BREE i Ee He! zg § g¢ Ff FE i & x E L es g iff i a zs : : Ss itt i i H transportation with the mainland, Consequently my interview last October with your colleague the minister of fisheires and your deputy minister, I pointed out to them that the ‘‘Vacationland” was available and in subsequent cor- S‘side Man — Draws Term SUMMERSIDE — A Summer- side man drew a ‘two-month jail semtence when he appeared in Summerside Police Court yester- day for sentencing on a caarge of theft. The man pleaded guilty to}— | He 3 a Pree & £ E Edward Island and the mainland of Canada. I am firmly convinced that our transportation problems are as serious today as they sili i i i ; : i i rf i $ bee i f Hl i i ef aa6 ty i i 7 Ee aF Rae i i i i | | ge ide Hi is i H & i | ’ iy a FAR i j 3 : o5E i i i ; | & i ; eke AG z & & i i 8 ! F j rh | t | f i F 5 E H F i s 3 s i i : : e fallit the Wednesday. The theft took place at a Sum- merside department store. Police Chief Peter White told the court the articles involved were valued at approximately $95. Magistrate R. S. Hinton, Q.C., presided. Crapaud Theatre Opening Friday April 17th at 8:00 p.m. Satur- day April 18th at 7:15 & 9:15 p.m. “Drums Across The River”. Starring Audie Murphy, also Short Sub- jects. eleven and twelve. TEACHER WANTED For Kensington High School for grades C. M. KENNEDY, Secretary of Trustee Board. Crystal clear- odorless - scien- tifically distilled right from the heart of the southern pine! Meets the highest standards of those who demand the best ... yet costs no more! 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