MAYOR CURRIE OPENS BONSPIEL
Mayor W. A. Currie is in the back ready to deliver the first stone officially opening the pro- vincial schoolboy curling play‘
offs for the Pepsi-Cola Trophy
Contest Seems Two Of Three
A review of the forthcoming glection situation in Summerside indicates that in two out of the three wards there will be a con- test. This became apparent yes- terday afternoon when Mr. :Fred Ai-senault, manager of the pack- ing firm of Arsenault and Des- iai-dines announced his intention to run in the West Ward against councillor Edgar Cannon who this year completes a two-year term on the council.
In the East Ward two candida- tes have signified their intention
S’Side Legion
and to decide which of the four teams will_represent P.E.I. at the Dominion schoolboy curling bonspiel to be held in Char- lottetown next month. At left
Assured In S’Side Words
of nominating for the seat now being held by Councillor Jenkins who has stated that he will not run again this year. They are Ro- bert Dewar and Reginald Clow. In the Center Ward there‘ has been so far no announcement that Councillor MacAusland will be op- posed nor has there been any in- dication that ‘Mayor Currie wifl not be elected by acclamation for another term. . , Nomination day will be Tues- day. February 18th, and election day Tuesday, February 25I1.
ls T,OO0th In
A. P. E. C. Membership Drive
Mr. Lester Jenkins. a Summer- side director of the Atlantic Provinces Economic Council an- «ounce yesterday that in the current drive for membership In A P E C, that the Canadian Legion, Summerside branch, has had the honor of submitting the l,000th application for member-
, WESTERN GUARDIAN
I WILL be absent from my of- fice from Wednesday, January 29th, to Tuesday, February 4th. W. Chester S. MacDonald, Sum- merside.
SHOW AND DANCE Borden Legion Hall tonight 8 p. m. Noye Bros. Orchestra. ~
LPARLOUR SOCIAL St. Marks
Rectory, Kensington Friday, J an» _ _
nary 31 Everyone welcome.
_CR.APAUD RINK Wednesday night Frank Myers League. Nine Mile Creek, Junior Bulldogs vs. Tryon Arrows. Game time 8:15 Carnival Feb. 12.
Kensington C. G. I. T. Clmstlan youth week broadcast over C. J. R. W. tonight at 8 o'clock. ‘
J. S. TAYLOR optometrist will lie in Alberton office this Satur- t- ill)’. February 1st.
KENSINGTON Ring tonight,
League .K°n8inston versus Rustilco. Game time 8.30 sharp.
7 1'0 OTTAWA — Bert Thompson ‘of North Tryon will leave today ‘attend the Young Progressive- nservative convention to be held at the Chateau Frontenac Hotel Ottawa from January 31st
to Feb. 3rd. £BOKINOLE PARTY at Les- Ramsay’s Hamilton, Friday, ifmlary 31st. Auspices Prince- 11 United Women’s Association.
BEDEQUE Ring tonight. Wed- “S583. South Shore Hockey,
l0Wn' Royals versus Lot .16 Rangers. Game time 8.30
Professional Cards
, Chartered Accountants T- Earle Hickey & 00.
Canadian Bank of Commerce -Building Summerside, P.E.I. Phone 2235 L
Barrister George R. MacMahon,
L . 355 Water St. Summerside lso Keiisington on Saturdays) hone Summerside 3551
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R. E. Ellis & Son Limited 5 Fire —- Auto — Casualty St. Summerside
Optometrist E. E. Parkman Opt. D., R.0. 0 . PHONE 3237 PP0si'ri~: GUARDIAN OFFICE mmer St. Summerside
B. F. Hunter, R.O. sllmmerside. P.E.I. Phone 3110 5MALLMAN’S BUILDING A. Raymond Grant,
:38 B.Sc., 0.1). Water Street, Summerside “Ova Maurice Mill’s Men's Wear. PHONE 3530
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ship from the four‘ Atlantic Provinces.
Mr. Jenkins said ‘that the current drive for membership has been most suuccessful to date, indicating that business firms recognize the value that membership in A P E C means to the economic life of the four Maritime Provinces.
He referred to a recent edit-‘ orial which appeared in the Fin- ancial Post which said “Mari- timers are finding out through Atlantic Provinces Economic Council how much they can do by their own efforts to expand business and raise living stand- ards.” *
Mr. Jenkins also referred to the statement of Prime Minister Diefenbaker who_ has stated that the Atlantic Provinces Economic
IIMEHSIDE
TONIGHT (WED.) 7:15 -— 9:10
THURSDAY’ 3:80—7:15-—9:10
”The Vagabond King" '
Starring Kathryn Grayson and Oreste.
is Mr. Donald H. Drennan, as- sistant to the managing direc- tor of ‘the Pepsi-Cola Company of Montreal, sponsors of the bonspiel.
Council deserves national en- couragment as it is a movement that will bring great returns in the years ahead.
Mr. Jenkins also pointed out that even before A P E C had been formed, when the machin- ery of A P E C was in its for- mation stage that former Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent had predicted that the redevelop- ment of the Maritimes must come from that area.
“A P E C” said Mr. Jenkins” is doing just that".
FAMD PRE’LA'l‘E
Cardinal Richelieu was only 22 when he was consecrated Bishop of Lucon, France, in 1607.
Vehicle Theft ' Cases Hect rd
Before Magistrate R.S. Hinton. Q. C., in Summerside Tuesday.
A Summerside; man pleaded "not guilty” to a charge of steal- ing a car in O’Leary last Sunday night and was remanded until Thursday morning for hearing. A man from Duvar pleaded guilty to the same charge, that of steal- ing a car belonging to Mr. Claude MacNeill of O’Leary last Sunday night and was remanded for sen- tence until Thursday. ‘Another Duvar man pleaded guilty to a charge of attempting to steal a car owned by Theodore Gallant. Duvar, on January 9th and was remanded » for sentence until Thursday. The same party also pleaded guilty to the theft of a
- 1954 delivery truck on the same
date, January 9th, and was re- gianded for sentence until Thurs- ay.
Three Alberton youths, who earlier pleaded guilty to break, entry and theft at. the Retail Vendors Store, Alberton were further remanded for sentence until Tuesday, Feb. 4th.
Island U. War Veteran Dies In B. C.
Ray MacLeod Graham's Road P. E. Island received the sad news of the death on Janudry 24th. of his eldest brother George Clayton of Vancouver, B. C.
George, a veteran of the Span- ish-American War and World War I spent the most of his years in Vancouver; only last. summer he visited his native land and spent two months at the old home, Grahams Road.
He leaves to mourn his death, three brothers William of Calgary and Archie of Carbon, Alberta and Ray at the old homestead.
RUSSIAN COMPULSORY
VIENNA (Reuters) — Russian will be the only obligatory foreign language in the final examina- tions at secondary schools in Hun- gary this May and June. a Com- munist newspaper reports.
l students 35 cents. \
CIVIC STADIUM HOCKEY TONIGHT (Wed)
8:30 Amherst Ramblers vs.’ S'side Aces Admission: Reserve $1.00; Rush, Adults '75 cents;
Advance sale of reserve seats at Boates Pharmacy
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i Mrs. Norma Sutherland has just returned from the. Toronto Furniture Show where all the
latest home furnishings were on display.
Mrs. Sutherland is cl graduate in Fine Arts specializing (honour student) in interior decora- tion cmd design. She will be only too pleased to assist you in furnishing your home.
Visit our furnishingsdisplcty where we carry a complete line of living-room, dining-room, bed- room and kitchen furnishings -- also large selec- tion of carpet and draperies -- or phone_2l95 and she will pay a personal visit to your home.
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25 Families Of Oil Drillers Due To Arrive February 7-8
Twenty-five families are sche-tthe drilling site of the Imperial duled to arrive here February 7th on Operation Which Will C01!!- and 8th. Totalling in all about 90 men“ 5h°“1”'
_ _ The scismographic survey crews Pe’5°“5v these famllles bellmg t0 which have been conducting tests the men who will carry out oil
on P. E. I. for almost a year drilling operation in the Western moved their headquarters to section of the Province. Accomo- Charlottetown a few tracks ago, dations for the newcomers who to conduct tests in this area, have hailfrom Edmonton, Alberta, are completed their work in P. E. I., being sought in Summerside and and are scheduled to leave today the surrounding areas. for the Sackville Area in NB. The St. Raphael district which
The new families who will be forms part of the Wellington area I arriving in Summerside will be
is reported to be the location oftresiding in this area for at least
Pciir Fined For Fishing Trout.
A party from Nail Pond plead- ed guilty to fishing for trout dur- ing the closed season and was finw ed $25 and costs in magistrate’s purchase $69,100,000 of American court at Summerside yesterday agricultural commodities, mainly by Magistrate R.S. Hinton, Q.C. vegetable oil, cotton, corn barley, Another man from the same com- ' grain sorghum, to b a c c o and munity pleaded guilty to a cheese.
similar charge and was fined $10 Both parties were apprehended by Game Warden Walter Bernard
TRADE PACT SIGNED MADRID (AP)—Spain and the United States Monday signed an agreement under which Spain will
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severar months, and longer If the drilling operations so indicate.
Two geologists are included with the party, and they together with several other single men, are in addition to some 25 mar- ried men with the group.
FOUR PULLMANS
Four pullman cars will be re- quired to transport these people, and several freight cars on the same train will carry their auto- mobiles, household effects, equip- ment, and other personal pro- perty.
The arrival of these people will precede by several days a special train of 25 railway cars carrying the drilling rig and equipment which will proceed directly to Wellington Station.
Mr. Vaughan Groom of Sum- merside is representing the Im- perial Oil Producing Department in the matter of locating and ar- ranging for housing accommoda- tions for these families.
Mr. Groom said this morning that accommodation is a bit more difficult to locate now as com- pared with summer months when non-winterized cabins, etc., could be used. He said that he was hopeful that sufficient :ccommo- dation could be located.
ing. 'I‘here’s a new easy opening tailgate. too, and room for longer cargo.
No wagon’built ever carried loads with more ease or passengers with more com- fort! Chevrolet’s new standard Full Coil suspension cradles you on deep coil springs at every wheel. Or, optional new Level Air suspension keeps your wagon on an even keel no matter how many your passengers or how big your load.
Choose from two- or four-door, six- 6r nine-passenger models with livelier V8 or 6 engines. See your Chevrolet dealer and look over the smartest, smoothest-going iwagons of them all.
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Coun. Cannon To Seek New Term
Councillor Edgar Cannon, a candidate for the West Ward in the coming Summerside Civic election is a master mechanic with Curran and Briggs Ltd., and has served one full term on the council where he is chairman of the Water and Sewerage Commit- tee.
Mr. Cannon has been chairman of the Summerside Lobster Carni- val Committee for the past two years and is slated to take on the job again this year having done a masterful chore in hand- ling the many detailed arrange-
ments for this annual event. Mr. V
Cannon, his wife and family re- side on Court C'.:eet.
Veteran Dies At Camp Hill
Edward B. Morrissey 60, died
,in Camp Hill Hospital following
a lengthy illness. '
He was born in Milburn, P. E. 1., and was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Morrissey. He attended school in Milburn and served in the army during both World War I and II. He made his home in Halifax forsthe past 35 years.
He is survived by his wife, the former Irtme Roma. Of Dart- mouth; two daughters, Evelyn (Mrs. Donald Purcell) of Birch Cove, and Margaret (Mrs. Ron- ald Marriott) of Timberlea; five sons, Joseph, abroad. Bernard, Lester, William and Louis, all: at home; one grandchild; three :sis- ters, Hannah (Mrs. H. A. Venol of Seattle, Wash., Mary (Mrs Clarence Harris) of Deland. Flor- 'da, and Alice (Mrs. A. Cassidyl
and one brother, Frederick, of Halifax and Dorchester, Mass.
The funeral was held from the Halifax Funeral Home, Quinpool Road, Friday, January 24.. 195‘ with Mass at Saint Agnes Church.
of Dorchester. Mass.;
= Interment was in Saint_ Peter’! I cemetery, Dartmouth,_ with . Rev ‘L. J. Meehan of Lakeside, officia- rting. ‘
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