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ALBERTON — Alberton high school hockey team outplayed a Tyne Valley team 10-3 in an ex- hibition e in Alberton. last night. home team stored four in the opening frame end three in each of the remaining periods. The visitors tallied one marker in each frame. Alber-

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Three more ‘Alberton canvassers have ¢ eted their work with two an increase over last year and the other a de- crease. South Kildare has been completed and has slightly de creased givings. The one section of Elmsdale that has reported also Shows a small decrease.

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He said the building annex was being constructed on a cost plus basis and plumbing and electrical contracts had been given without calling tenders, He said theré were companies galore who would be only too glad: to be given the opportuni

of bidding on these jobs. “It al- ways costs more for a cost-plus} job and contracts should not be

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ways being built throughout th province. . TOURIST LOANS

Tarning to tourist loans, Mr. Bel reiterated Wis stand that these loans should be made available to pérsons désiring to start businéss near the shore and not in the towns and cities.

He said the $150,000 which was

fe . 4 . Be. ‘ Phas : Charlottetown, Well, Mar. 25, 1959. 15 East Prince Group Favors island Netive } he th). | : Dies In Montana Shorter Anglin Season The tate cocurred af Gee ye . rs Pa 20, of Mrs. “ SUMMERSIDE — The Fast| apparently stagzamt water «| at the meeting last night ab deceased Maud we Prince County Fish and Gamé| Hunter's pond, and its possitle| tended by ‘about 50 persons. at Unioa Z * Association last night diviged al-| effect on trout. Those taking part in discussions | ee im 2 most evenly on @ out fisting) Members of the East Prince | incl Heneet_ Moctivesrta, i ; season from 15 to Septem-| branch will attend ea organiza-| Fett , B. I. Rayner, ' ; : ber 15, of to extend the season} tional meeting of a possible new | Howatt, Reiph Burns, Normea _ She was married in 108 to for @n additional two weeks, fin-| branch at RCAF @ietion Gummer: | MacLéod, - Daley, Claude Mee Dees OS oe ally deciding the issue by a closé | side next Tuesday. Harkness, Elmer Matheson, | ant SY pee ere y }| one vote’ margin i favor of the} Representatives at dast night's) Leonce 2 — , where : % meer ene, meeting were invited to join the ; oe Mrs. McGrath was a ‘ : The mesting also endorsed the | Bast Prince trench but reported’ meat could gos vile furthet ae ter tii: =| present shooting regulations in| that they had been encouraged by | and perhaps absort the increasé Helen C. Roberts Chapter, OBS, ~ regard-to the half. hour before | Ait Force officials in Ovtewa to] in freight rates on a mate i? walt: the Gea tebe @unrise to a half hour after sunset | organize their own branch on the| basis with the federal govérn- 17? years, Mount ee aes : times. station, one of the reasons being ment; and the Rainbow Study Club. - The association branch. also re«| thet @ junior group would be part) Mr. Bell said the Island was The funeral took place Fed commiended improvement this | % the RCAF organization, includ-| sway behind in its pasture de- ruary 23. The Rev. George Hulae year in two streams in their area, | € ages from 12 to 16 years. velopment. He deferred again to}. conducted the funeral services Gne at Egmont Bay and the other | . T° a the policy of the province of On- aod burial was in Highland a Sheep River, with the sugges-| Moat the Summerside tario in which farmers are en- ‘AT STATION cemetery. ; tion that the dams be not higher papers ol ov getty yg Ei Go he stalin at ena ann vors are 4 daughter, Mes, caper d pened je. | Bill. Comey, chairman , Ernest | and fertilizer. Air Marshal Hugh Campbell. | Falls, also ¢wo sisters, Mrs: = cog anew get gap were MacQuarrie, Claude - Harkness,| Mr. Bell said he was delighted| Chief of Air Staff, inspected the |Barrett, Bedéqué and Mrs. Gor- . interest | obtaining 4! Teonce Arsenault, Verno.Areen.|to ste auch a good response t0| RCAF station at Summerside |don ; le i “Clam digger” for use in Prince] sui: and Brnést- Brown. The|this.-year’s agricultural #hort| yesterday af a number of neices and nephéws. $: : ree conee os ees eee branch will also have a wilt course, He noted that $120,000| paid to the ished. visit- — ‘ life exhibit at the carnival. spent on vocational | or on arrival included a io VALUABLE FISH ay trout, and agreed to co-operate) “president P.C. Martin presided | school last gear and there was|guard of honor erie #| with the West Prince branch in = am amount of $240,000 in the esti- [ih wea Hake, an important Atlantic : the use of mussel mud diggers at mete Ss vote. val eae. — Nai Hah SABO St A, SOs EY 2 Little Piershoque. sa is was a big reaca a weight ! 17 or 18 pounde. 4 The biologists with the Fisheries Area Canvass ment and is one that the govern- ete eee ne : - i #) Department will be asked to : ment should utilize to the f | getting started “in the industry — | Seas & thorough toredtigntion of | Te Completed est. He ‘hoped the "provincial | ‘and a lease at the rate of $1 per SOUTHERN Alberton Wh wath on spending ct this ins | 8et® could be easly obtained. | DEEP & SHALLOW an * . He. a oyster rton Ips grrr nee pled army bs smelt fishing industry was suf-

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The A.J. Matheson Trophy, rink of Summerside on the final ; winning skip is Herbert Mat-|left to right; James Harris, Ame | ton’ given out to friends of the gov-| being proposed to increase the @omated for annual competition|day of the three-day bonspiel | thews, president of the Alberton|lia Larkin, David Larkin and oery Pek aa he hekioak W. K. McAllister Nae ee” fund was already earmark- n Rink,| which ended Saturday. Shown | Club. Members of rink are,| Eleanor Harris. 2 with three e ; noted that fishing h ed to the extent of $87,500. &t the Alberton Curling the ach, Hilton Barbour, Mr. Bell noted od Was: won by the James Harris! presenting the trophy to the two and Doug Currie and J Is Laid To Rest taen an upswing during the past} tye understood that $40,000 of IT; ' b Mi Church at 8 p.m. Uniting for this| MacNeill one each. two or three years. There were this was to go to a Summerside : e , ignis idgets service are the congregations of| 1. Leard, C. Gregg and V. Cot-| The funeral of the late William | 800d prices and the demand for} person who was not a Canadian FOR Un icensed Car Salesman Greenmount Church of Christ,| ‘8 Scored for Tyne Valley. Keir McAllister was held on /all the products of the sea was) citizen and was the President of | .3 Capture Trophy ; | Penalties went to H. Barbour, | March 12th at 2.30 p.m. from tis | £o0d. the Young Liberal’s Association. FULL PARTICULARS } » Elmsdale Nazarene, Alberton|Gary Rochford and D. Camp-| ate residence at Fountain Road.| He recalled that the Minister|+qhat's where the money is , | Is Charged In Summerside ALBERTON — Playoffs have |Presbyterian, Alberton and] bell of the Alberton High squad,| The services at the homerand at |% Fisheries before the last fed-| going and that is why the small CONTACT | been completed in a juvenile- ieien Cannan at — = a in aaa Barbour | the grave were conducted by the wd pest ML tp ou borrower can’t get a loan,” he : nit ure anada. Mem- rald Keough. . J. Donald ‘id said. “ 4 ‘ “eps ee that people | Hé was referring to the passing eee siti tendex en bers of any other congregation "ia sung megs Lord's | 400r to door telling people they| peaking of industrial promo- ERNIE S$ ‘ outside Province Cal | of jegisia‘ion concerning the mat- Alyberton South, Alberton, Tig- | Wh would like to participate will My Shepherd” and “Steep On would not be able to sell their] tion, Mr. Bell said he was not a Sales & Service Gime in here and undersel deal-| ter Ae rescaled Tae cit |be warmly weicomed. The se-|Firemen Fight -|dS.ce sic”. fish to the United States if a CoB| knocker of the frosen food plant! 11 water E. S’Side 3780 hoe oe a saasianes “It would like the dealens to| the Tignish team emerging un- |™00 will be preached by Rey. J. BI In Re of The pall bearers were: Burnie | fi": were elec-| He felt this operation could be- z Do. Stewart said yesterday in| fee eae on makes effort ae in the finals to capture | ¥- Garrett. aze In er meen eae McKay; James | “This is the man who last night | ———~ eee goer s every protect them”, Alberton and West Prince ° as es; Guy Brooks; Claude Mac- Tite ta whieh Soocph Gallant to protect them”, Mr. Stewart | board of trade minor hockey | ¢ i | ie beigade was called ot theat| cee’ Te’ gwen awa and gave us . “lecture, ‘on. pol AY , + @f Borden was charged with un-| 5©- eee ae si trophy. : Tignis Coup e bee pe Bm ble ya Ewen. The eo tical ie ee Bell. FRESH FLOWERS. .. a tree expression of _ fawfully dealing in motor vehicles | Magistrate R.S. Himton pre-| In the quarter finals O'Le morning | Raymond Burgoyne; Ell Mr. Bell said he thought Island | — e Without having a dealer's Kicense. | sided said he couldn't find that icanes ‘Wauidle in. tos to extinguish a fire in & reefer) goyne; and Robert Morrison. | fisheries were missing the boat ‘ ; the accused is a dealer and that | straizht 7s coal f et CWS | car located on the siding at! Interment was in the New Lon-| in the development of the oyster ‘ en aoe wes sileureed wail ae 00 Gio tow tenes itames aa ee Athen Gaun Elmsdale. Over an hour was re-| don Cemetery, The fumeral was | industry. He said thete was no ty, Bay 1s George R. McMahon is | véence against a salesman or | telm lose to Tignish four games | TIGNISH — Mr. and Mrs. C.F. |@uited to But out a stubborn | very largely attended. trouble "to get 42 dollars a barrel : agent. He requested the crown to} to three in a best of seven ser- | Morrissey, Tignish, have receiv- ciate ralirend fone ot = for oysters last fall but the pro- | > Mr. Stewart argued that # the| sc) the Attomey General's de-|ies and Alberton knocked out |ed word of the sudden death in sl ply bls . Cause . duction had steadily decreased | \ magistrare interpreted the taw in| (tment the reason “ *| O'Leary three straight in a best | Miami, Florida, of their son-in-| 107) a to be from| Premium Seen during the past five years. ON ‘ fo control over these people for of | Were dropped from the section of five series. law, Gilbert W. Judge at the age] °C “COUNE SYNE (Continued trom page 8) | ORT EN ianed the policy of the| & “|that pertains to the uviawful : sad of 47. partment was wise in its herd . ty e _ least the next twelve months.” qeosors in moor vehicles, or Pe a eae oe Mo Besides his wife, the former A it Ca policy. He felt that too much ton ene ee ee | When a friend or a deat one passes away it is only naturel whether it is included in some | games to none Annette Morrissey of Testi, We ssaqau se conphaais was being, put on oe 8.500 “a. he ; eee tof” to convey one’s deepest sympathy. : other section. He also told coun- . ; jis survived by his mother and a veloping a show rather | \” 7 shipped : , flowers often thoughts WESTERN sel he would welcome briefs from id ao Bae were coach- | brother in New York where he | Adi ed than merely concentrating on the | New Brunswick when the supply oar a time, = sad tae tea a stifully chan may ond »~ GUARDIAN [bet sees Panter divieion Orbeeny dines |resided. For « mumber of. years] 1S AQJOUFN protection of mail. He thenght | "ir, “seid tee feteral cepert When ya place your order for funeral flowers with out * : ee Mr. Judge has spent his sum- also it wo be better to buy are: 4 Die ie K Of CY th sb ig Fe he ete | mers in Tignish were he was! The case of a man charged |little pigs than to keep brood shop you can be sure ie will be handled with good tse = VER ednesday ou ; i well and favorably known. with comon assault adjourn- | Sows. nity. orders handled promptly. taight, Borden Legion Hall, Good series and Tignish knocked out} The remains were flown to] ed until April 2nd aon it came| He couldn't understand why NOTICE | OK ~ Cash prizes. Cash jackpot. Club Meets Alberton South by the same |New York for funeral services| up before Magistrate R.S. Hinton |thé farm could not produce more ae Th. i games margin. on Tuesday. at Summerside E eggs. \He said it would be.a sav-| wo resident lat ls is YOU NEEM YOUR Red Cress enecensine — ca The O'Leary team, coached The comptainant said that he|!ng to the government to pro-| non resident contractors em- ree . = YOUR Red Cross needs YOU! 4.0 Cvening. the mem Son, |by Cyril Easter, won their best Dunbar Troph suffered a broken jaw as the re-| duce eggs rather than the thou) pioved in the Town of Kensing- _ -Seatribution now! Give generous- | io sits of Columbus Youth Club |% Seven with Tignish four games unpar opny sult of the attack which allegedly ® they are paying ro! ton are required to secure a lic- We send Flowers-by-Wire _ Ww! HAVE your Red Cross con-| 9° Sobied for their weekly meet.|® three to win the Alberton and ° took place at Verno’s dance hall | Hers each year. He noted where| ance from the Town Clerk be $ ae ‘when the caovasser is Wik the petcidert, Bart ree Prince board of trade Cur ling Starts on a 23rd. He had been as matin ee Saale cok fore ‘eo work. Any Anywhere in the World _ _ Brophy. ; i meet- . in the ital for nine days and 1 Person ecting to comply ae BURNSS CLOVER FARM ing was opeaed wil the singing to ine Presentation of trophies || ALBERTON — Competition | his Jaw hed been wired up ual \°SSts per doren and felt i would | With, this Fequirement willbe “ Leary teams Dunbar . complainant : . su a as e ~ + Malpeque closed Good Fit | Crist the King” tolkcwing which |Will be msde by the board of got underway Monday night in | the court. wr could supply {ill the government | 4 for in the "Town Act. re THE FLOWER CART . ; trade at a later date. _|the Alberton Curling Rink with | Three witnesses corroborated |; i Signed: ose ae _— awarded sone ier ae ee, ‘2: aoe - . thirteen mixed risks entered for | the evidence of the co:uplainant. ae ieratoae UME Mayor and Town Councll| ‘ . . Phone 3321 meeting, and also of the executive Ch hh ° the week long schedule of play.| The adjournment was granted] wir. Bell said there was not of the Town of Kensington.| Central Street . Summerside KENSINGTON RINK tonight| meeting held earlier. urches Unite Scoring ison the points system. | at the request of the accused who | half enough lime being used on a“ ° or winning a game, five for wanted to get a lawyer | th Wednesday Junior North er Foch ue ee ae On Good Friday each end plus the difference in | and witness on his own behalf. ‘ee petee, ante ni tie ener See eae Sins | Seem ee gh auron — are tra) SSpr a aan Seales a | stan Mechasese Na | eesti es Be fae will be . Game : — Plans for aj Play o en ; aught, Q.C. | carioa @ costs the farmer Gime 8.30 p.m. Admission % and) anq Betty Blacquaire ot community service of worship| seven o'clock and the winners | appeared for the crown. $240—$250. He felt the govern- oF cents and Betty Biacquaire reported /on Good Friday have been made| will play for the trophy at 9 : EASTER EMMUNIZATION ‘CLINIC at| was decided that a parents’ by a ae aoe in the ee ee ee ae ; extreme rince area. It! won year by a ipper Se oe a HEADLINES bs p.m. h. Diphtheri | Was not any further business to & Fotio and Smallpox. For intants| e discus, the president, Bert| EB EY SF AY Wotnesdhy | Thursday: at the from three months and for pre-| Brophy, conducted a bull session ; y gchool children. + i << 7:15 — 9:10 BEDEQUE RINK tonight. Wed- soak most fleterting!y on the| THE STORY OF A MARRIAGE THAT EXISTED Barbara Ann Ltd. @nesday South Shore Hockey Lea-| passion death Lord, ge gue Game best of seven. Lot 16 | in which he brought to tight many ; Y\ rROM NIGHT TO NIGHT...! Rangers vs. Cape Traverse Rov-| scientifically-proved facts hither- | ers. Game time 8:30 Skate after. | to unknown to the club. 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