FINE CATCH AT BONSHAW

Fire Trucks For Forest Use Slated

| This year, each county of the

| province is to have a four-wheel drive pumper truck to be used to fight forest fires.

One truck is now situated in Charlottetown; a new truck, bought last fall, is to be .ocated in Alberton; and a truck, now on order, will be located in civie | Kings County at a place to be | determined later. | Last year there were 18 forest

fires in the province. The larg- est one burned about five acres and the others were of an acre or less.

Estimated loss of timber last year’s fires was $1,000.

side, caught 35 beautiful fish at Bonshaw, including one which

weighed about two pounds and can be seen on the left, lying horizontally. They both stated there were about 50 fishermen at Bonshaw on opening day

and many of them seemed Z be doing as well as they were.

AT BRUDENELL Alvin Crooks of Wentworth, N.S. is a guest this week of Mr. and Mrs. E. Macintyre, Bruden- ell.

IS PROGRESSING Edison MacIntyre, Brudenell ig progressing satisfactorily. He is a patient in the Prince Edward Island Hospital.

SPENT WEEKEND Miss Jeanette MacDonald, | entries is June 10. |

Another fine catch of speck- | Summerside bureau office of | bait, these two men, Preston 18 PATIENT RIS — All committees re- Sar regatta day a ida pace that a navy minesweep, decided to hold the judging inj MONTAGUE — Palm Sun- Rules for the judging of the During the ae which was List For purse-in-training at the Prince| So far five organizations have| A.E. Ings were presented for| MONTAGUE — Once again, it The first session of the fes- |

fed trout were brought into the | the Guardian-Patriot on Sun- | day evening, following the op- f A § ] F R ’ | MacCausland (left) and Alvin Mathews, both of Summer- MacK OU . Roderick ac ciao progress for the Souris | hol Lower Montague is a patient im) Fisheries Exhibition and Re | r will be present in Souris for | the regatta. the Queen of the Sea contest on} day was observed at Trinity Un- uesday evening, the night prior| ited Church, Montague, with the | contestants were announced as| conducted by Rev. John Ma e- | posture, poise, personality, ta- | Donald, the infant son of Mr. Edward Island Hospital spent | indicated that they will sponsor baptism. The baptismal hymn) | val gy lheree rad Music | the weekend at her home in! contestants for the Queen of the} was sung by Joanne Ings. pying dian Legion, Ladies eet of | fixion. The junior choir sang} r Rose-| the Legion and firem | “God Gave The Day” and “T Patten eee held at ene

ening of the fishing season on that day. Using worms for the Kings County Memorial Hos-| gatta to be held July 4, pital. a meeting last night. It was an- | The organizing committee nas| to the regatta. A coronation ball} junior choir ne in the morn g ) will also be held that evening. | ing service of prais Festival lent and dress. The deadlines for | and Mrs. Bert Briand, also the} estiva baby daughter of Dr. and Mrs s.| Montague. | Sea crown. They are the Lions, Dr. MacDonald delivered an| | pot im, the activation of music | Junior Board of Trade, Cana- | inspiring sermon on the Crucifi- | HAS SURGERY Mrs. Harold Bulpitt, tad Prince | It was also decided " request | | Palms” with Joan Coffin taking | auditorium will be on Monday, where|that the Souris Town Council | a solo part. pril 30 and the concluding

neath is a patient in the Edward Island Hospital

she has undergone minor 8 ur- | Dr. sy oigghe-are extended ‘e| ivan will be on Thursday. ery. | expression of appreciation fo ‘ ill be on advanc- | . Pre-Easter Mrs. D.M. MacDonald who ac.| Ai! Sessions Mt" SCOUT INVESTED companied and directed the) 4 large increase in entries is An investiture was cond _choir assisted by Mrs. Arnold} noted this with most y Cpl. es scout mater at = Services Set i i asa ais ole centres in Kings being repre- e weekly meeting of the Mon-| sented. tague troop on Monday evening.| MONTAGUE -~- The pre-| | Thankoffering service was con-| Adjudicators will be Mrs. invested. | Raster ducted by Mrs. Lorne Ng “reg | Mossie Hancock, piano; Lloyd

Carl MacKinnon was services for Montague | The meeting was held in the) wij] begin eg at the Baptist j ton. The guest speaker, Queen, choral music and solos; ‘Montague Elementary school. Church with Rev. M. Carl Cur- | David MacDonald of Charlote and Mrs. Finley MacDonald, rie as the guest speaker, On | town was introduced by choral reading.

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Announcement |s Said “===: ‘Insult To Electorate

The late Johnston the aon of the late Samuel Joh ane MacDonald J CARDIGAN — Thomas J.; Mr. Kickham regretted the Kickham branded the causeway) illness of Provincial Liberal

announcement as “an insult to| Leader A.W. Matheson, but said| Mrs the electorate of P.E.1." last} Mr. Mathes: Parkdale and ‘one son ae of Basil

on hi a night as he spoke in Cardigan! sistance in Dr, whe Bonnell and a to be erected at Albany

gion Home at the annual| George Ferguso Montague. A son, Corners the Trans-Canada mmosting of Third District of} The officers elected for the} deceased him. Also surviving Highway about three miles from incoming year for 3rd District) are three brothers: and

| Kings: president, Donald Mac-

Leod; vice-president, ‘Leonard are trying for a fifth. Just how | Bradley; SeaPNaTy PORE

gullible do the yee think we! Alban Brother

are?”’ | Other ote at the well at-

King “they have pulled this cause-

Percy, em ggg ga way “gag” four times now and Fleet—Souris

tended meeting were Dr. Bon-| Dragger

nell, MLA; George Ferguson,| The meeting of the Jaycees MLA; Keir Clark and John Mul- ae night was informed that ar-

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Fire Quelled At Sherwood

Quick action by the Sherwood fire department prevented ser. fous damage to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hooper Younker, 20 Brackley Point Road, in a fire which broke out shortly after 11.30 Monday morning.

Keith Carmichael reported that the fire originated from an overheated oi] stove, and d am- age was confined to the upstair kitchen which sustained smoke

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