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BORN IN A BOAT

Linda Lee Brown was born in her father's :isliing boat 13 years ago while crossing from the New BlililVA’lt‘k Hand of Campnbcllo to the mainland

at Lubec, Me. for medical help. The Roosevelt Memorial Bridge now links the points but recent withdrawal of cus- toms service during the night

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ISLAND NEWS PAGE

Alberton and West Prince Countyl

SUMMERSIDE — Civil actions arising from the Clifton Hotel fire on March 14, 1961 in which three persons were burned to death and several others injur- ed will commence in Supreme Court, Summerside oday.

The six litigations are in th e amount of $192,700. Defendant in all cases is Ja- mes Edward Dalton. owner of the former Clifton hotel which was burned to the ground in an early morning fire on March 14 two years ago.

Three persons. Earl L. Hig- gins, Chezletcook. N.S., en- neth Dorsey, Moncton ,and Lorne Morrissey, Vernon River. P.E.I were burned to death in the fire. No action is being brought be-

NS $20000

000. Acting for the defendant are MacNaught. QC, Neil 0 on.

.1. Watson no 0

R. M Lo (1 and John Nich is

2 The Guardian, Charlottetown. Tues., Jan. 15, 1963.15...” 0, a... plain“...

George Bat-brick. Admiral Rock. . . . and Glenn L. New- man. Mcdford Station. N.S. $5.~

6. Bruce MacDonald is acting for Mrs. Dorsey while Gerald oster, QC. is counsel for the re-

I96I Summerside Hotel Fire lFormer Alberton Results In Damage Actions

Resident Killed

ALBERTON Word has been received in Alberton of the death in a car accident in Vancouver, Dec. 22, of Mos. Robert Florence Martin of Alberton.

Mahood, the former

'1 Vancouver .. It! on New Steel Mill mm, I l a. 3.. ‘ ' ' Edmonton . -7 -1 Studies Continue Ecalgm n 1 8 MONTREAL iCP) -— Domin-lSaskatoou . H27 -13 ion Steel and Coal Corporation lRegina .. ~25 -13 to making studies before dccid- ‘Winnlpeg ... ~26 -15 ing where to open a propDSed rToronto ... . 10 20 inew rod and bar mill, a com-Lottawa ... ... 3 16 ipany spokesman said here Mon- :Monireal ... g ‘da'. .. .. Commenting on a Cape Fredericton . 17 24 Breton Post report that the Saint JOhn ... .20 35 multimillion-dollar plant will Moncton . .24 24 be built in Quebec and not Syd- Halifax .. .38 39 ney. the spokesman said the Site .CharlottetoW: . . . 27 28 of the mill will be decided In .Svdney 43 47 about a mop . :Yarmouth . 28 36 "Meanwhile. we're still mak- st, John's 35 52

in en ineering and financial’ stgdlesfg' the spokesman said I HALIFAX rCPI—The weathi‘sittl‘

Nova Scotia offered financial office says that with the col assistance for the mill project lair remaining over the Mar- if the company would make a ltlmes. sunny and cold weather

' “ " i ected throughout most of

{greltiie IVciourlblbythe family of I A daughter of the Late Mn substantial investment. Itaeegiiismct. However. in “mm-

e 88 r. omssey' ' 0‘ B unswlcii consider-

Pmntms are Mary Ellen ng- arld Mrs. Maxwell‘s Martin I :ble N52udinzss is anticipated

gins, in the amount Of $75900. A‘bemon She was W o ‘ th the likelihood of a few Betty Dorsey, $52,700 whose hus- age and Is survived by her TORONTO (cpi .. Tempera. snowﬂumea.

bands were lost in the fire. Seek- ing damages are Everett E. Laurie. Scotsburn. NS, $20,000. Stanley B. Stoddart $20,000.

again cuts the Island of! from i the mainland. Linda Lee was i on hand with other res in a demonstration to protest the closure. (CP Wirephoto)

DOUG'S IRVING SERVICE STATION

(DOUG Rlx, PROP.) Irving Gas & Oil Products Tires - Batteries - Accessories

Have More Cents" We Give 5 Percent Dividend Dollars Spend Them Like Cash

For Gift I

Trade Board's ‘Courtesy Nickel' Scheme Is Success

By RALPH CAMERON Guardian-Patriot Staff Writer “A truly tremendous public relations project." George Chan-

er. vice-prosidcnt of the Char- lottetown Board of Trade. yesterday of the Christmas shopping “courter nickel" pro- gram tlio board had in operation for motorists.

The Board received back 426 of the envelopes placed on cars found violattnc parking meter regulations ‘l'iwy vontained $42.90 roturnnd by mot‘iricts in appreciation for not finding a

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regular parking tickct on the‘

Windshield.

At the start, the Board of Trade set aside $100 for the pro- ject, and actually put out $98 in nlckcls fed into the meters. This meant aldiri: motorists who otlicrwiso might have re- ceivcd a notice to appear at in police station to pay a fine of one dollar.

The returns. and there a few still to trickle in, that 22 pcr vent of those assist- ed returned the ctirclope the y found on the vzndshicld. Those returns omitained 44 per cent of the critical Board of Trade in- vestment in public relation.

It was never intended to he a

mav be

Phone 97-!

“Deal Here Where Your Dollars

Alberton

husband, two sons, Geonge and William in Ontario: and a sis- ter, Miss Mary Martin in Van- couver.

BUY FROM YOUR LOCAL MERCHANTS BENEFIT YOURSELF — BENEFIT THE COMMUNITY

Do you know something? You can save time. money and energy by patronizing the business firms whose advertisements appear on this page of The Guardian-Patriot. They have spent time and money to bring modern services and shopping facilities near to you. Show that you appreciate their efforts by shopping at their places of business. The businessmen throughout this district are prepared to bring you quality merchandise and efficient services at the lowest possible prices. They are your friends and neighbors.

PATRONIZE THEM AND MAKE YOUR DOLLARS GO FURTHER

tures reported by the weathe

office: Min. Max.l 3 10 l

Regional forecasts:

lDawson Nova Scotia. Prince Edward

‘ cloudiness

island. eastern NJ. counties. lower St. John River Valley; Clear and cold: light winds. Low-high at Halifax and Yap. mouth 15 and 24. Goshen 13 and 24. Kentvllle 15 and 22. New Glasgow 10 and 25. Sydney 13 and 24. Charlottetown 20, Moncton 6 and 18, Frederic- ton zero and 16 above. S"ut John 5 and 18.

Upper St. John River Valley, Bcv of Chaleu r: Variable and widely separ- snnwfiurries; temperatures about the same as Monday: southwest winds 15. Low-h‘gh at Edmundston zero and 12 above. Campbellton zero and 15 above.

Bay of Fundy: Light winds: clear with a, few cloudy periods and widely separated snowflur- visibility 10 miles lower- ing in Ilurries to s miles:

temperatures near 20.

High tide today at Charlotte- town at 1.54 um. and 2.51 pm. At Rustico at 11.11 am. ml 9.22 pm Summerslde tide eighteen minutes later than Charlotte- town Sun rises today at 7.21 and sets at 4.58.

THE DISTRICT PAGE

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MISS PLORRIE BEATON

LADIES'

S: CHILDREN‘S WEAR BEAUTY SALON

Jo Anna Dress Shop Clearance of Coats, Jackets, Skirts, some Sweaters.

Beaton's Beauty Shop open every day except Saturday. Tuesday and Friday evenings by appointment.

ALBERTON

INDUSTRIES LTD.

I BARBOUR’S

IMPERIAL

in repayment. Another 98 con- :Gaudct and city council, and was tained a dime; 51 held a quar- {carried out with the co-operation ter, and three more had So-cent .of the police committee. under pieces. One motorist enclosed :chairman William MacNeill. To a one dollar bill while another .assist in the scheme. City Po-‘ put in $2 to show his apprecia- llice Sergeant James Howatt was

tion of the favor. ‘ A large number of the return- t ed envelopes carried written}

you," or "many thanks." One Nova Scotia motorist returned the envelope from his province with a letter congratulating the board of trade for “such a nice gesture to Christmas visitors and shoppers."

. The project was thoroughly endorsed by Mayor A. Walthen

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ALBERTON —— Routine town

indi‘cateibusiness was conducted by Al-l and councillors will be Jan. 22

ibcrton Town Council at the re- lgular meeting last night with iMayor M Roy land Councillors Charles Gordon, :Ccdric Hunter, Douglas Rix.

comments. mostly saying "thank Blottetown benefitted 'two ways,

. Hooking Rides On Cars’ Seen Dangerous By Alberton Coun.

Lcard presiding .

{assigned to that duty. An oddity resulting from th 09 plan was that the City of Char-

botli financtally and In the good-

A. J. MATHESON

DRUG CO. LTD.

MacLEOD & GREENE

McCORMICK FARM MACHINERY FARMALL TRACTORS

IIILBEIIT II.

MONTAGUE ELECTRIC

O. LTD

will at visitors. In recent years, the city has mostly overlooked parking meter violations during thc holiday season. and thus has lost revenue as a result. This time it actually gained by the 1.960 nickcls put in the meters by the board of trade.

DRY CLEANERS Your Hometown Cleaners

To All Kinds of Cloth Phone 5-:

Cleaning. Pressing Si Repairing ing Alberton

LLOYD N. OLIVER

i Nomination day for mayor :with an election if necessary on ‘Fcb. 5.

i Rural property holders are to the notified that their 1963 fire

iproicction fees are due and that

‘Albe‘l Clarke and Arthur Mejtho firc truck will not respond

lRae in attendance.

money-making sclicmc, but was

lto calls The town policeman was in-i

desizim‘ ourclj: to iudrnir tiic appi‘f-(‘l’lilnt‘ of Board of TradP for tho annual Christmas shopping done in this citi

Because or ll‘r great Iouhlic tion necessary to bring the dan-I FOIIOWIPE dlSCUSSIOH on the

reception of tlir tcmporary scheme. it is po,;.<'hlc it wil be tried acnin noxt sumnmr on a larger scale for the benefit of tourists.

O.‘ the enveloprs placod on the cars. 26] camr back with the board of trade nickel enclosed

leinter Carnival Plans W STERN Underway At Colleges

BRIEFS

VISITED NORTH BAY Miss Effie MacKay returned by plane to her home in Sum merside Monday after a three weeks‘ visit with her bmther, Alexander MacKay and MacKay in North Bay. Out.

PHILLIPS FUNERAL — The funeral for G. Roy Phillips was held Monday afternoon fr Tyne , Presbyterian Church where service was con- ducted by Rev. W.B. \‘iacPhall assisted by Rev. Dclmont Yeo and Rev. J. Donald MacKay. During the service Mrs Roscoe Walker rendered two selections, "Beneath The Cross of Jesus" and “Sunrise Tomorrow." Pall- bearers were Dr. A.R. Grant, Carmen McNeill. Nelson Sheen. Harold Mc

Intyre. Alden Y00 and :

latch Stewart. Members of the P.E.I. Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association attend- ed a and acted as hou- orary pallbearers. Members of Alexandra Lodge No. 5 AF. and A.M.. Port Hill attended the fu- al in a body and M

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graveside service was conduct- od by Oswald Yeo. men '8 in the United Church ceme- bry, icy. The funeral was under the direction of DJ).

Tommi Too Late To Classify

WANTED: RELIABLE GIRL for light housework and take

care of two year old cbnd. tory Weekends free. Dial can after 4 pm.

55 RENT: SMALL. bedroom-pa meat. Own

0111 saint,

buo- comment to make on a story from but Dominion

, structcd plaints that children were hook-

‘ing rides on the backs of cars.

and trucks and to take any ac-

} gerous practice to a stop.

‘. It was decided to have the Isidewalks sanded and to have i the snow removed from the side- iwalks on Church Street as farl I as the high school.

Both Saint Dunstan‘s an d Prince of Wales this year will present the first winter carni- vals in their histories, within the next month.

SDU will begin their big show .Ian. 30 and continue for what sppears to be four fun fille d

a s.

Included in their program will

e the celebration of the tradi- tional Saint Dunstan's Day in honor of the college's patron a torch parade and crowning of a Carnival Queen. The coronation of a C arnival Queen is always considered one of the highlights of such an 'oc-

TORONTO (CPI — Hawker Siddley Canada Ltd. “anticl. pates a modest profit" for 1962, says T. J mmert. president. He said several factors have

tributes! to the re

if .n

c .. year. The company reporte losses in the latter part of 1960 and during 1961. r. Emmcrt said the prime factor in the recovery has been the stemming of loss situations of the Canadian Car operations at Montreal and the Avro Air- craft operatious at Melton. Ont. "Additionally, improved no in Minion Steel

Coal steel operations at Sydney and a continuation of satisfac-

operations In most other oversl

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locations. assisted the remit."

DECLINE! COMMENT Speaking to reporters at a conference here Monday. . Emmett said he had no

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to investigate c o msl

lit was decided to have a well

Hawker Siddley Canada Ltd. Expects Modest ’62 Profit

1 . government

from non-subscribers.

The police report listed one case of break, entry and theft with sentence adjourned to.

YOUR B. A. DEALER Tires - Batteries - Accessories Polishing a Simouiziug A S cialtv

Minor Repairs & Tune-Ups Road Service Phone 175

J. S. SUTHERLAND

Kensington

Farm Equipment

Phone 36-2

BOATES

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YOUR IMPERIAL ESSO AGENT

Phone 5 O'Leary ' “I ""1" _. , Builders of — - — — "" _ a“: y' " Pleasure Cruisers onus F M "‘E. " Wiring Contractor Fishing Boats arm ac Inery pup“, Ga. SERVICE STATION PHARMACY Marine Hardware Tires -Batteries - Accessories Part. a new“. Electrical Applianch Marine Engine! Minor Repairs "‘0'" “'2 “WI” Beatty Barn Equipment . “ne'vps YW' ken" Drug Stores Pb 101 Montague Phone 92-: Moutague Phone so Alberton Phone 76 Album t Prince °“° I wssr PRINCE l

A. (JOE) FRASER

. Pontiac Cars Kensington

. G. M. C. Trucks

Furniture & Appliances Television & Radio

RCA VICTOR RADIO & TV

ELECTRICAL & PLUMBING FEED "mum" CONTRACTOR ' White Rose Gas .1- Oils MILL AUTO BODY Phone 101 Alberto" COMPLETE COLLISION SERVICE ‘I FOR QUALITY BODY FEEDS AND FENDER WE MAKE . KENSINGTON AND SERVICE mpg/kg YOUR CAR Stove & Furnace Oil FEED SERVICE LIMITED “LL "5. LOOK m 0m“ 1‘“ Your Purina Dealer NEW 26-2 phones 26-3 "An Island Industry Employing “mm 197 oILem-y Montague P. E. I. wanders" Phone 156 Montague Sitar-Gain Feed Service Purina Feed Products l International Harvester Truck» Tractors and E. W. TURNER LTD. ADAMS RADIO SERVICE - |

lthree months. lConSII‘lICIlOI‘i of a new fire hall

drilled on the property as soon as possible.

A contract for the building is expected to awarded shortly.

at. MocKENZIE in

General Merchandise Groceries

Toys. Household Appliances.

Clothing. . FREE DELIVERY Phone '74

See Our Gift Selection Including Dry Goods, Ludles', Men's & Children’s

Kenslugtou

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N. AUBREY CUTCLIFFE

. Mosley-Ferguson calcr

Sales - Service --Parts

Sales & Service

Leonard Refrigerators Emerson TV

Marine Radio Service

lcasion and the school has many 'beautiful girls from whic to lchoose.

On the PWC front. the pro- l ceedings will begin Feb. 18 and irun for a full college week of :six days. ending in the annual ;rivalry between Kings College lof Halifax and the Prince f lWales athletic teams.

The program for the city scholars includes a varie show. snow sculpture, corona- tion of Carnival King and

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people living

it you find your name, clip out the advertisement In which you found your name, and mall it, to the Advertising Manager of The Guardian- Patriot. to be spent for merchandise or service with one of the ad voctisers In your community on this page.

please advise The Guardian -Patrlot oil which advertiser! you desire to spend your voucher.

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YOUR PURINA DEALER An Efficient Service to BUILDING SUPPLIES I CEMENT I A“ 03": Trudi, I “ado” Furniture for the Built. Home Montan. soul.“ Phone 27-4 Fredericton l Phone ’5 0'Lcar! Phone 295.“ Menu“. 34 Phones “0 MacLEAN'S

Concrete Blocks 8: Tile

Cement Blocks

on] S Hui-d Coal Montague

inside of two weeks.

Winners,

,Queen. Ice Sports and entertain-

lers. The committee in charge ’

of entertainment hopes to bring two Halifax folk singers here.

Steel and Coal will build its new rod and bar mill at Montreal instead of Sydney.

"I have had conversations with Premier Robert Stanfield of Nova Scotia and any discus. sion on this project at this time

GILLIS'S REPAIR SHOP

General Repairs

To All Makes of Cars. Trucks I Tractors

Spray Painting A Body Work Electric & Acetylene Welding

Portable Equipment

'Cliaiu Saw Repair Service

Phone Montague 121-2! P. I. I.

A. GALLANT

is premature.

"There should be something said authorattvely on this early next month."

Speaking on the company's coal mining operations in Nova Scotia. Mr. Emmett said “it is a subsidized business and how successful we will be in the fu- ture will depend almost entirely on the attitude of the federal

He also said there has been. no "new" word on the Argen- tina box our order for its Tren- ton. N.S.. plant. An order for 2.000 railway cars from that country was ‘su ed" by the

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Argentina government last June.