CHHdaHy
iOi'Leary Federa'lBuiIding
pened
fortheoeoalomlls mm new Federal
ad Dominion Government offic- mg who (made brief remarks. WELCOMES vlsrrons
Mr. Alton Rayner, chairman of mg village commissioners of 0'-
1”.-y, weleosna the visitors who wssrsm GUARDIAN
DR. IIUIIBT MCNEILL will be went from his office untu fur- mgr notid.
V RAYMOND Grant. optometrist will be in his Tignish office Satur- dgy, December 15th.
. BUYING POULTRY daily. our plant. Monday through Thurs- g.y .Waddeli Bros. Crapaud.
GIFTS FOR my lady - dress and skirt lengths of many beautiful roa- mials at the "emnant shop, A!- bcrton.
MOASE Jewellers. Surrjmersiuc snd O'l.eary. are prepared to help you with your last minute Christ- mas shopping.
BEDIQUE United Church. Sun- gry School Concert will be held II the Church Hall this Saturday even
ENMANB West Pharmacy will be the only drug store open all day Saturday till 9 pm. Sunday 11.30 mi 1:00 p.m. and 7:00 - 9:00 pm.
FREE CIIUIICII x. ':- otland
he was gratified with the comple- tion of the Federal building which would provide the facilities which have been needed for some time In 0'1-elry. and he made reference to 1110 ex nrosmn in 0iI.eary during the past year. dur- ing which a new hospital. new church. and new homes were con- structed. y
Mr. Fred ltamsay. M.I..A., com- mented on the fine features of the new building. and addressed part of his remarks to the assembled school children, reminding them that they should take pride in this building whose faculties they would frequently use during their lives in 0'Leary. Mr. J. Watson MacNau.ght. M.P., before declaring the building offic-
PI lally open and formally cutting a
large white ceremonial ribbon at the main entrance to the building.
night, 7:1!) p.m. parents bring Kiddies.
TIIE UNITED Church of Canada Cavendish Pastoral Charge. Div- ine Worship 18 Dec. 1966. 11 a.m. Stanley Bridge 3 p.m. N. Rusticog. ii p.m. New Glasgow (Children's Christmas servlce)- Friday, 21 Dec. at I p.m. in Cavendish United Church. 3rd Annual Christma sser vice of llymnody.
BROKEN ARM - The many
and Mrs. Richard Rogerson. Sum- merside who is a patient in the Prince County Hospital. will be
pleased to learn that his condition is reported as good. The young lad while playing in the basement sev-
Fdday
Construct-
to be satisfactory in every respect. ON MAIN STREET This new Federal building is loc- ated on the north side at the main business street in approximately tha centre of the ounmunlty.. It is a oneetorey, flat roofed building on cement foundation. without basement. and is wood framed throughout with brown range face brick veneer siding. It is completely insulated and is plastered and trimmed throughout to birch and B.C. fir. All floors are covered with linoleum except the heater and fuel rooms on the ground floor which have fire proof walls and concrete floors. Fluores- cent lighting is provided and the interior is painted and decorated in pastel shades. The building faces on Main Street with separate doors to the
rear. it is heated through hot water convectors, thermostatically con- trolled with a coal fired heater unit. Water is obtained from a deep well on the premises and the build ing is connected to the recently installed sewage system in 0'I.eary.
ALBERTON
Phlllips,Alberton.
Dr. and Mrs. 8.12. Cameron have as their guest the latter's sister. Mrs. W.l-I. Burns of Moi-
the third was remanded in
Six Liquor Cases In S'sicIe Court
In County Magistrate's Court Summersida yesterday. three Sum- merside men were charged under the Excise Act with possession a still. Two pleaded guilty and were fined S100 and costs while
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for a week awaiting trial. The last
mentioned is charged as a second offender.
A Summerside man charged
under the Excise Act with posses- sion of illicit spirits (17 pints of moonshine) had his case adjourn- ed for one week after one Crown witness. Cst. R.0. Lively gave evidence.
A party from Woodstock
charged under the Temperance
manded for trial until Dec. 21st.
A party from Alberton charged
with stealing a sum of money less than 350 had his case set over until Dec. 21st.
A Summerside man charged
with possession of liquor not pur- chased from a vendor pleaded not guilty- and the case was adjourned to December 21st.
by means of the recently installed derrick. (left in Photo) eight fishing
I'Ioiman's Wharf in Busnmerside. Photo By Wotlon .
Hon. Eugene Cullen. Minister of Agriculture, and Mr. i..W. Roper Federal Department of Agricul. ture, were the principal speakers It I. meeting of directors of the Alherton Prince County Exhibition Association and livestock exhibit-' ors from Prince County, held in the Alberton Court House, Wednes- day afternoon. Mr. Lester W'ailace,. president of the association. pre- sided and welcomed the guest speakers.
is taking place. He urged ihe dir- ectors to make every effort to en- courage new breeders.
Mr. Roper offered several sug- gestions to the associations which he believed would encourage ex- hibitors to improve their herds-
Both ape ' s complimented those exhibitors from the area who
had made a creditable showing at
Mr. Leslie Maillette was re-
elected fire chief of the Tignish Fire Dept, at the annual meeting
Tignish Fire Dept. Re-elects Chief; Plans Improvements
every Wednesday at 12 noon. starting December 19. and to have the fire engine and two pumpers
Minister Of Agriculture Ancl .. Official Speak On Exhibition
the Amherst Winter Fair and the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto.
Mr. A. D. O'Brien, honorary past president and a charter member of the Exhibition Association. Mr. Fred Ramsay, M.L.A.. Messrs. Ar nold Wood and J.W. Don Campbell also spoke briefly.
A hearty vote of thanks was extended the speakers from Char- lottetown.
ating clergyman was Rev. Cecil R. Webber
The Trinity male quartette com- posed of Messrs. Alan Wedluck. Herb Schurman, Lloyd Ellie and wlulrd H088 very effectively ren- dered the hymn "Shall We Meet Beyond The River."
Members of the Masonic Lodge attended in a body and service at the church was conducted by PC. M. Waldron Darrach and at the Cemetery by P.M. Judson Logan.
S'side Y's Men Continue Full Attendance Mark
The secontbconsecutive one hun- dred per cent attendance meeting of the Summerside Y's Men's Club was held Thursday evening in the Y Centre with Dick Hinton as chairman.
Harry Holman. regional direc- tor Of Dhllately gave an interest- ing address on the "Bishops Fund in which he said the name was derived from a former fund available to bishops of a certain denomination. He stated that this fund is Y's Men's most impor- tant contribution to internation-
Interment was in the People's Cemetery.
CAMEO
KENSINGTON FRI.-SAT.-7:15-B:Il MATINEE !A'I'.- 1 PM. Claude Rains. Marta Taren in "PARIS EXPRESS" in Techni- color. Aiso serial and news. Bank drawing Friday worth possible
Club's efforts to ban hockey prac- tises on Sunday which now have been terminated.
The matter of selling a half share of the Y": Men's bus to the R.C.A.F. Association was left in is hands of the executive mem-
FE.
A 5UEEefs1Ion'proposlng that each member individually assist in do- wins to the l(insmen's Christ- gaietiree project was heartily en-
MOPCIY Bell was finesmaster, and songleader for the evening was Ross MacKenzie.
Before adjournment it was de- cided to hold a special general 919911118 of the club next Thursday evening at 9.00 o'clock.
1:... mm "M, an” tion the Summeraid Iub mega Isrdsy evealan from
"be ad 45,. ,1 guwugygyn-uggonmu, mag. valyzloodhbhtgzn seventh among oveercmo Pclnbs. motor They vhltod in Hel- 0;,,.' AgricultIiuandDspart-eunmuaIt!.andonbebaifo1ras- toltseoastructhn. ""C”"l0'M0'I09IwnniIlcIuh"""'d MWWNN :;niotfiabes'ie8.VIl0l1itll11!IllnatIol0' .beaxprsased ilesaidhabellevadtbabuilding &m1mb:h:td Mrfltldmuuuloldo-'a'"cuc't. --A ac: '.'..c..........-'1 ""'''..'i''”'” .0: her out it c-::a.2o.."'.'-ii. -- -- w-- v--I --w "' mm": for Prince county and st-ueuon t sic. ' ' N Amcth; II-d more Points than durins all ”" A"'"'"'” c”"' "M" '”"'"".Izuw assistant to uuhns tar. win nuances of the Fed '3... s anllmgrls ha - 55" T "' 1"” Y"'- M” '.,f',, "”' "'" " T”""'”' f,'i'."I'ieruherur. L A I ml D51:-r'3gxn,ent,oi.'-'sricu1turc.,ex Ifocaligethathahadbsusawaehe J 4'31 III?-,tr"t9;tfg Ch-tggntan Dick Hinton. as club I,"'fE,,. ,., Q .,, Mr. ,,,,,
”""m Miooziher with .':..."i tion of the s cemnh.inII hill In an Du” KM "my-an '-I5a'h..I l-.. . dress with 'IiI)pl:m:1'edrorm 'd' Eh" I''"' c"”"" 9”" M won..1.jm'ts iwaro I t for made avallabl: tohlscde bat" ""1 um aid out .1. " stamps and read”: list of IIIIIZTI we" ""1, 'my E! en ind up job;-1 1,",. -Mr Fred C I yuan”. In Coachman. he 1 business houses that hav bee hhhmuy "" wmmihr office-of the district or for P III e'r-ilim mil. In. mm a" bmmum ' "'1 In - v ' - 11100-ed to members for call i' H mm, from Mud ' um I ma hl dr cet ward I and. securing funds for its construction. ;:.&.”p3a-,,a-bi:-swans; --. . y N uncalled I error: "smith: Plllsllc Wogks t with the Iinpre:i:dmf:lctilltiaPsh;.rbl:' '53.-dc uLIb:ld.Ilslrlthol:lb:e.1Ih:lt:geLtlIi.arP':a s H Rev Keith liobson a member 2nd
I1 I '. n - , s ?I.I.n. N.B.. ICIOII II Chllrlnln of Ided for the Post Office in the new easy matter. and he concluded I1! of the club expressed the sincere .5, program and Introduced sev- building. gym; uug 5, 1,, nu bgugygd appreciation of the East Prince 0 C A III ml pmnmut Civic. Provincial. Dr. George Dewar, M.L.A., said that the new would prove ' m- Raised from the harbor waters boats are now secure for winter on m”I"9”'I AHOCIIHOII for the P"ncQ Po - "-
A meeting of the Polls " of t h 0 Progressive Conservative Associyo.-Eng tlon will be held at Springfiold West MONDAY. DEC. 17 R., A. Grindlsy. Secretory.
now for December to July. We specialize in-pure bred Barred Rocks-
closed strain-for hatchery flock replacement and
also the following cross breeds-RIR x LS, NH-BR,
WL-BR. BR-RIR, RIR-WL.
For full information and bookings write or phone.
The Becleque Chick Hatchery
IVAN DAWSON. Owner
ing at 1.30 p.m. 1'0""! friends 0? Master Union R08 Mrs. Robert Woodslde. 0'Leary. Members of the Canadian legion "5-W Phme 73 393991”- arson, seven year old 501' "I M'- Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. 0.1-1. 11" mend” In I body and mg?
Department of Agriculture and . ' ""5 LGEIDH Commlttal service was MOASR Jewellers sell and sat. "Id "'1" II 3e9m9d 0bVI9"' um Fisheries Offices and to the night act with possession of liquor not lb: l:g:::”n:IronC"”e" stat” Funeral Frlday wnducted by C”"”'3d9 R”I”d I ..m an wgtcheg of legdlng wand letter box lobby through to the purchased from a vendor pleaded -"mu" is Knitted E;i;le:'lI)1lrtriie:: T H E Inrnan ghlliipson with Comrade Alban W: ' 0 . . manufacturers. velmkmce n Bemue h an ,...;.l.I.e. .g,'.,i.l,gfux is at Wk mm 5.31;. ...a was fined :25 and ,1: mi mprodvem ,,1v)eS,tMkf in the - - - ”,,f;' ,,',',,”;',g',::,, W, L. R. EARLY nsrcnnn cmcxs nnrmrrnnr say ?; STILLL rim to et 'r. v. 9" " - rovfice 8" 6 91), o Agricul- The Isrgl tt ded f 1 I Allen. F a at h ,w.x.L1 1- . IN!" Wa"'”'W""g migullw be TOY LAND shuts will be at llllgehebi-”eIIlevSiItriT)Trt:IIllI::,r?nc.1'e!IleIgsIIIiz wiihpzhrelyt 1lIsLIIoriil giuxlgg '"'9.” m0'Hhan,w11hns. he said. the late 173,... .I,':fe"..,fd lyn, 1-1.13.9 SrrIIlI1.”lirenton ciiivk. . 1.3” ml” fmm 3" 30? I”'”d” hatchery 5"PPIY' '3 fore Christrnasi-link; your appoint njadde" 3,0, '30,, C.-apaud, To. walk approach and driveway Williams and Turner, 0'Leary on '0 SW9 every assistance where it at pm. Friday afternoon from Silas MacFarlane. mg highest grade of chicks available. Booking orders men! n0W- W ' ' around to th mail entrance at December llth. was further re- '3'" be "NW" that an Imprevemeni T'"'"Y United CI1l1l'CIl- The Offici- , e
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MucKENZlE AND CO.
KENSINGTON
CHRISTMAS SALE
peque.
Seven tables of auction were In play at the Alberton C.W.L. card party Thursday evening. First prizes were presented to Mrs. George Gallant and Joseph Mc- Dougail and consolations to Mrs. Cyril Bernard and Edlow Albert. The freeze-out was won by Mrs.
services. Sabbath. , 16 Desable 11 a.m. Cape "Inverse 7:30 p.m. Rev. John Morrison. Min- liter.
CENTRAL BEDEQUE United Baptist Church Services. Sunday 11 am. The Children's Christmas. Everyone welcomed. Rev. Charles Britten D.D. Minister.
of the brigade Thursday evening. presided over by Michael McPhee. Hamid Cormier was appointed deputy fire chief and Alcide Des- Roches. secretary-treasurer.
A discussion was held regarding a new fire siren installed about a year. which was considered not working according to the original plan and a committee was ap-
tested the same day by the op- erators of the fire truck.
The finlanclal report was pre- seated by the retiring secretary- treasurer. Henry Arsenault. and showed the Dept. quite sol- vent. . Plans were made for a fire- men's dance early in the new year and a smoker on January 15th.
erai days ago. suffered a broken arm and was taken to hospital for treatment where he will for the next two weeks.
SPECIAL SERVICE This Sun- day evenlng there will be a special service in summerslde Trinity Church. Members of the Young Peoples Union will tom the choir
and conduct a candle lighting aor- John P""'Y- H05I""5 W9” M” pointed to attend the next town Henry Arsenault. Boy Maclieod S R S --”""7': S ”'hIu3' "I11"? I" vice in keeping with the Christmas -Ilmel 3r0d9I'l0k "4 MW 53- meeting regarding an improve and Aubun Richard were lDDoint- T T h"'"' W" ' "0 C re" En" "3 season. The minister will instau 3I"9"- meat. It was also d ” ” ed ”i- to
work after Christmas. Mrs- Arthur
t of a the union; ogncer-g. Four members have the present fire siren tested arrange entgrtainment.
McEwen, Sumrnersida or 3615 Summerslde.
nownn Freetown School. Ser- vices for Lord's Day. Sunday School 2.!) pm. Gospel Service 3.30 p.m. G.A Ramsay and J.A. Joyce All welcome
FUNDAMENTAL Baptist Church. central Bedeque. servic- as for Sunday. December 10, mar- ning worship 10.45 a. in. noon Sunday School. 7.!) p-m. eve- ning service. Richard E Coston. Pastor
"SANTA" will visit White's Fur- niture store and MllIIgan's Super Market. Alberton. Dee. 21-and and Monday. Dec. 24th-2 to 5 p.m. Santa has requested that parents accompany their children.
'i'.V. DESIGNED for reception with indoor aeriala- Sold by Moasa Jewellers. Radio combinations 8170.95 and up. Make your appoint- meat for Christmas ' stallation sow.
ALIEIVION Institute Hall. Moa- dsy. December 17th. at 0.15 p.m. No one act pi . "Scrambled Eggs" and "Ba: 'a Baby". Also stepdancing. violin sad ac- eonfian music. In aid of Alberton liegals Hockey Club.
IIDEQUI: PASTORAL Charge The United Church of Canada. Rev. G.A. Cowper-Smith. Minist- er. Sunday. December is. Albany. no a.m. Bedoque 11.00 am Bor- den 7.!) p.111. The C-G.I.'I'. will conduct their annual Christmas
GTON United Church. 8 ay. December run. Church School 9.50 a.rn. Morning Worship 11 o'clock white Gift Service. Eve- ni Worship 7.” National C.G.I.'I'. Clillatnraa Vasvte ca. Sunn- rnufield service no p.m. Rev. Ian M. Murray. IA. D.D. Ifislster.
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will take individual arts in the service. while one he heard in a vocal solo. Immediately follow- ing, members plan to visit the hos- pital to sing carols. At next Tues- day's meeting, which will be in the form of a Christmas social. gifts will be assembled for local needy families. The group will also sing carols over the churches chime system.
PERSONALS
Frank MacQuarrle of Victoria. P. E. 1. has arrived home for his Christmas holidays from Oronocto N- B. where he is employed with the firm of Crawley and Mccroken. Mr. MacQuarrie intends to return to his duties after his holiday.
Mr. Roy Fraser has returned to his home at Alberton South fol- lowing surgical treatment in a Charlottetown hospital.
A Yilllll ISTOIIE Ir IIIIIIIIST
IODII. 90 SPECIAL 99.96 WITH ms 3 osnrssr
ADVANCES IN VACUUM CLEANER DESIONI
BIG WHEELS float the new golden lewyf smoothly our deep rugs, door sills, every- where.
ROLLING NOZZLE glides aoalfy on small wheels. No more thing pvlli-IML
RIDI-ALONG TOOLS Ct bviloIorocIido23doaning pin without onogwostod
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I ANNUAL
The annual meeting of the West Prince Branch of the P.E.I. Fish and Game Association will be held In the Alberton Legion Hall, Tuesday. Dec. 18, at 8 p.m. Election of officers, films.
MEETING
FRANK WEEKS. Secretary.
'I'ICKEl'S in books of 60c to S500.
REGENT mlsnr 1 - 9:20 f'sMoKY CANYON"
CHARLES STAR.R.E'l'l'-SMILEY BURNETIE
DECEMBER 15th to DECEMBER 'I9th
STORE HOURS
OPEN WEDNESDAY ALL DAY
EVERY EVENING UNIIL 9 PM. UN'.L'l'L D. MI!
We take this opportunity of thanking our many customers for their post pot- ronoge and wishing than 0 Happy and Prosperous New Your.
SELLING AT
1076 OFF
COMPLETE LINE OF
DOLLS AND TOYS
n.aNnLs.'1'rn , BLANKETS,'70x90,poir ss.o9 BOY!'tMEN'8
swsarsns . . . . . 2001. on BOYS'l MEN'S
SKICAPS, . . . . . . IOVoOfI lIliN'SB1B -
OVERALLS, rag. S4.75 S398
ADIli8' T" SUMMERSIDE IIYLONS, 51 guoge, pr. 79: sonar (SAL) 2-7:15.-0:15 emu" ' '””"” ”5m,M”L,mg",E',:If,.g",3?"”””” SNOW SUITS, . . . . V2 Price '" lfEN' s more '
HEAVY JACKETS, . . V2 Price
wins: smsos-son or LADIES' PANTIES
Pair 49c
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
MAGIC
BAKING POWDER
GANONG'S
CHOCOLATES, I lb.
YORK
FEARS, 20 oz., 2 for . . . 39c
SNOWFLAKE
SHORTENING, lb.
PERFEIHION
MILK, 2for . .
STOCKTON
TOMATOES, 28 oz.
LIBBY'S
SPAGHETTI, 20 oz.
CLAEIPS
PORK 8. BEANS, 20 oz. . .
GlIAVES'
PORK 8. BEANS, 20 oz.
AVON
WAX BEANS, 20 oz. . . .
scnwarrrz-9 os.Tnmbler PEANUT BUTTER . some
SUGAR, 2Ibs. for . BOLOGNA, lb. . . SAUSAGES, lb. .
STRAND '
ASST'D cuocourss, lb.
MONARCII OR OGILVIEI I Wllfll. I IROWNII
CAKE MIXES, both for . . 59:
I O O O box I , I9:
24: 29c 29c . 'I9c I9: 2Ic I9c . . 27c
. . . 27c . . . 27c 45c
55c
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