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The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., “Fuly 6,

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O'Leary Village Scourged

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Reh heet i ~ | game giving up Mrs. Walter Bowness, Bedeque, Plomp, a native of the Nether-| and walked eight. " P.E.I:—presents First Bar and| lands who with his family has re- Leo Richard was the star batter Dy « atur ay | ig Tt rires. Brome Medallion of the Royal] sided in Bedeque: for soveral| for Tignish as he posed. i Life , Saving Society te Joop| years oe aoe x elt hd fo ; ’ ; hits in four. trips. RY — Three’ fires Satur-, Closély. adjoining the hatchery ; fire brigade. f — A oe tbe the|are-CaudeMacNoil's sencrl| A large sumber of cick ae) Water Satety Instructors Carthy hs three for four, Gordie rel ao ree ouenmanee) sare, barber: shy, Sat for Wellington was Ectrtme isons = oP SynaiReceive Qualifying Award ie pate ae portions in the village of O'Leary. | stores. ote ete ve l ing | war s ee whe, nat = | The first blaze about twelve| Fortunately the blaze, et eae badly by fire, whhek tes Sa:thd en ig Necth Shere aed ochee Next game is in Tignish Sunday oN i a Greet the’ RCMP eceived awards last! | afternoon when Kimkora pliays fot agit = ing at the rear of the Co-operative | also brought uder control by the) It ‘is Taerateed thet structors r aw public areas throughout the Pro-| re : ‘ Store, used to handle and store| local firemen and the Alberton} are investigating. week at-the-concluding session) .... Davison Biggar, Dav . white naptha ; The: in- ef the eleven day school sponsor: re es ’ — YEARS CONTINUOUS sevice terior of the balling ) a ut, bebe Seer satay Come] Beare: Leese Dame, Jom) = Aparna building was gutted Ji Fa See Fi ld Da mitiee of the Provincial Red Gallant, Forbes Kennedy, Vince! nauk: by the time the blaze was brought unior rmers’ e y eon Melntyre, Ronald Nicholson, Paul} QUEBEC (OP) — There have ine zn anniversary of the | organization for ‘Mrs. Harold Jay. gift by the president Mrs. ton) ee eee by the O'Leary eae ol A wc eicebiad Nicholson~Dan Morris, Ron Smith been no fatal traffie accidents. te Insts ‘sy macen! 29 youre, ts] wort oe so of Fay, at re Watre Bi | Ota ee te eoen|Planned At Farm Wednesday | ss ii: train arin a 2m Maurcce Word ‘Qoebee iy for 101 days. Institute also meant 29 years. of| work as secretary-treasurer, Mrs.) (right). read the accompanying| About an later the firemen nn r y is anes - The Instructors and their var-| Chief Roger’ Lemire _Sentinuous service with Se were called /to the premises of the Red Cross Society in address-| 5... jocations. are as folldws:| friday. There were 690 accidents Alex , mear the’ Ver- Many plans for summer act- tor-rodeo which will take place| in& the romelngpe gosP rama nompe} b ee Ann MacMillan, ty pe ee ee Every tourist who calls at “‘The|@un Theatre, where a ‘fire had | ivities of the P.E.I. Junior Fer-| at. the Dundas Plowing match. + ree sommes lla swimming nattneetied| MacDonald, Judy Archer and| - Friendly House” will receive a| broken out in a barn. . mers Federation are beginning to| ONTARIO INVITATION - sa ein oes Pune ea Norma Duvar, YM.C.A. Holland ius; ‘This ig all part of country ’ warm welcome, and courteous} By the time the second fire} take shape. One is the coming| Not the least of these intrigu- cannes dain ae the Red Cove Camp;Gail Johnston, Eller-| ide effort to prevent water acci- > service as ‘an introduction to ail| wes extinguished a third alarm | field-day to be held ‘at the Ex- ing events to take place is en in-|-/, “ts thei oS a they | siie: Jeanette Peters, Point Pleas-| j.5t. and drownings. the friendly homes and places of | took the firemen to a third andj perimental Farm in Chariotte-| vitation from the Ontario Junior ied on their duties ant; Janet econ ee Pe business who will provide for his| the most serious fire in the| town on Wednesday. A _recrea-| Farmers Federation inviting four en Prodens this we Simmons at the Kiwanis Pool comfort and pleasure while he is| Co-operative, Hatchers and Egg) tional program is planned and Island members to tour their pro- ns pelt at td: the Charlottetown; Kitty Gass, conesl souris THEATRE a guest in. this beautiful’ and| Grading Station which is situated | also a .tour of various places of) vince the latter. part of August. } represen “as ' Cove; Sheila MacDonald, Sea Side| es 1 ‘hospitable section of rural Prince| on the west side of O'Leary's| interest in Agrirultural aspect. . | Four delegates will be chosen and | Cross”, he said. “it will, be your| Inn, Stanhope; Janet Cerry, West! Edward Island, Canada’s Garden| main Street’ in the heart of the| CROWD EXPECTED the invitation will no doubt be| Privilege and responsibility to in-| Royalty; Peter DesRoches. Ver-| Monday and Tuesday ; Province. ~ * | village Invitations “have been sent to| graciously accepted, as our| terpret to those with whom you) non; David Large, Stanhope; Pat) 2 ‘ALBERTON — The Friendly may be entertained. ” the Senior 4-H Club members all] young farmers despite their many | Come in contact, the principles) MacDonald, Wood Islands; Joan’ July 6 and 7 House” at Alberton, a centre of| One of tthe principal purposes . . d over Prince Edward Island and| labors are always interested in = eS etn nae Caen ee Shire; Mariiys| - ” 3 . stic crowd of more about the methods al ugustine Cove, Hea- norman nd hwptai fr of “The Fricnlly House” is to " is o/FOUrteen Diplomas Awarded St ce tal Tacs a coe soe amen ” | ther Jamieson, Point Pleasant. | The Restless Years” Saturday tance © on At its - is ah eg of oe ; e on hand. This event will be) Canada. AWARDS PRESENTED With the prospects of good’ as asion of its open . yen ee eee ‘To Students At Alberton Hi b held in Vocational School consist-| Hon. Eugene Cullen has as-| Ian Rankine, Deputy Provincial weather, the next few weeks are with John Saxon- & : “te er aie ede, hee- | the weet Prince area of the pro-|’] : : g ing of square dancing etc:, Mr.} sured the Federation they will get’ Chairman, presented Red Cross| expected to be very busy ones in Sandra Dee. ea sere: | Sue Sek A eumety ot toartet Tier Leith Dickieson of New Glasgow every. assistance from the Pro-~| Swimmi ards and Royal Life| Water Safety circles and it is es- : Lae tea to all visitors. | ature. In addition to this, Mrs./ Diplomas were awarded to Al-) Rochford, Patricia Ahearn. Will- | j° program chairman, assisted by | sted by|_vincial_ Dept. for this worthwhile| Saving Society Awards to a num-| timated that thousands of young Cinemascope on 60 - local. residents and | England and her assistant, Miss| berton High School students at} iam Morrell, Vance Shaw, Ronnie | peter Sauer of Savage Harbour | tou ber of candidates. Mr. Rankine) people will learn—to swim and ; rs called to inspect the at-| Lillian MacInnis, are prepared t0| the closing exercises. The follow-| Rose McKinnon, Betty Foley.| 14 Robert Rackham of New sa Girected epecisl words to the] many others improve theit water tractive centre and to congratul-| assist visitors in finding accom-|ing are the recipients in| Cora Coughlin. Giaegow. Shi Fi e hh young men who qualified as Life| ate Mrs. England on her enter-| modation, to direct them to any/| order of_merit. James McNeill,| GRADE IX PRIZES The individual’ ‘clubs of . the ip TNISMES 2 | Guards. “Your jobs are ; prise. In the evening it served its| of the numerous fishing spots in| Nougias Currie, Ann Livingstone, Prize for Highest Standing — | rederation have various projects Ce ally important.” “he said, “for! first function as an information| the area, and to help them plan| Dorothy McNeill, Eva Rayner,| Archie Dunbar. E taking shape one of which is the L b t H | on you will fall the responsibility | ADUI bureau when a party of tourists| scenic drives which will include | Norma Horne, Joyce Arsenault,| Prize for Second Highest Stand erection of a Junior Farmers dis- opsrer au ef helping to prevent water acci-| came in search of cabin accomo- | points of interest. _ | Barbara Mountain, Janet Profit,| ing—Allison Bowness. play booth by the East Prince : ‘ dents at the public beaches and] —— . sa For the visitor who wishes to| Evan Harris, Lorainne Campbell.| Prize for Third Highest Stand- |G», which will be seen at the MONTAGUE — After complet-| also possibly effect the water;|— a e Friendly House” sponsot-| purchase souvenirs or gifts there | Garth Wilkie, Jean Barbour, Irma ing—Watlie Millman: Summerside. Lobster Carnival the| ing a charter of hauling lobsters| rescue of some who will find, For first inoculations. by the West Prince Tourist As-| ig a delightful selection from |Marrison, Special Prize for Mathematics— | jaiter part of next week. . from ‘Newfoundiand ports, ¢o| themselves in. serious danger.” | sociation and the West Prince | which tp chose. Outstanding is the| HONORS IN GRADE XII Billy Smith. Tht Chubs hhave else been grant-| point Duchene, NB. the C:A.| paward Chinery, of the Water| ‘ Board of Trade, is situated on display of maple tree craft,| Prize for Highest Standing and; Special Prize for French—Blair ed permission to sponsor a trac-| Roland of Murray Horbor South,| Safety Committee _ presented At eeu London Hall oe is an ee ing trays, bowls, ane vie special prize for Chemistry, Geo- | Wilkie. : 7 left recently for Labrador where | Standard First Aid Awards to, ‘ ; i »| @ties made of beautiful Island) metery and Algebra—James Mc- errors. she will be engaged .in the haul-/ each Instructor and spoke to the |- a ee woods, from the modest workshop | Neill. are or aes cine aan. oie: tere ing of salmon from Labrador | group on the importance of com- _ Monday, July 6th house, used as a private| of Herbert Leavitt of Alberton.| Prize for Second Highest Stand- Kinkora Tips-. pitcher with Steven DesRoche) ports to Catalina, Nfld.,"to North! plete records and summaries of) 3 to 5 — 7 to 9 P.M. lias residence until a few weeks ago,‘ skilled designer and workman ining, Merritt E. Callaghan prize | working behind the plate. | Sydney for the next several| their various classes. - a has been completely redecorated | the art of woodcratt: for English and a special prize, + Doug MacDonald and. Billy) weeks. LIFE GUARDS inside and out and presents a/ of special intetest, also. is the | for Biology— Douglas Currie. Grand River. Martin made some fine defensive, She is under the command of| Life guards who will be St ———————————————————— most attractive appearance. On| tsiand pottery of Mrs. Paynter of| Prize for Third Highest Stand- Seve for the wiaeing (eam: Captain George White of Grand SSS the lawn comfortable chairs and Burlington. ‘Evangeline Pot-| ing, Merritt E. Callaghan, Prize : Banks, Nfld. The C.A. Roland is a table, shaded with garden um-| tery”, “made by descendants of} for English —Ann Livingstone. SUMMERSIDE + Kinkora de-| a . _, | ewned by Lea and Irving of Mur- Fire - Auto - Casualty brella, invite visitors to relax and| the Acadians at the Canuck Pot-| Special prizes for History and | fested Grand Riv aoe ag +” Thunders Down ray Harbor South. Marine THEATRE estes age diMans p Pg he coanied ty cama. (aaa League, Basehell fixture! Also recently in port there was] &_ @_ K. PEAKE ~ jij . jose 0 erry ° is ai to fave refreshments served in yan pple Hoos 8 ‘the ot | Cn aca ment played at en 2 Grand River 6-3 | the Shirley a hie. te LTD. : er an ive tea large displ lovely| Ross Brennan, Lorne Currie,| Morrison rst five! Islands and New- room where sandwiches, cookies, wo or Donna Hutt, Arlene Rennis, Myra| innings for Grand River during | SUMMERSIDE — On Saturday foundland ports to -Pictos, NS., a ae ea tea, Prince Edward Ishand elam | HAND CRAFTS Gaudet, David Campbell, ‘Bonita | Which he hit three for four to’ night in Summerside t’he for Maritime Packers. < | y chowder, ice ‘cream and soft Locally made ladies’ andicraft | Henderson, load all stickers. He was relieved | Thunders defeated Grand River | - JULY 6-9 drinks are available. By reserva-| s Judes an attractive assortment |GRADE XI PRIZES: by MacDougall who struck out 63. here Saturday. tion one may make arrangements] 9¢ crochet work. foam rubber| Prize for Highest Standing and |¢ight batsmen in the three inn-| Winning pitcher Pat Breen | Shows => for a meal to be served or £0 work ttoes and hooked rugs. | Special Prizes for English, Latin, ings he pitched. | wave up only two. hits but walKed 4 NOTICE i cae ea mall parties, uch as bridge,| Fingliy there is jewellery which | Chemistry, Biology. History, Sark was the winning pitcher | ight batters. Both the hits came : -will have sm irresistable appeal | Algebra and Geometry—“Ross dnd aleo hit two for four, one of | Fe i ee tehen | Lc He cae et eae Saas bik ibskee teeinent hued Leemtee cer Woe co te” game 'Y| Wanda Chappell led all batters All taxes, tuition and transportation charges “Witness. For. The Prosecution” : me . , : sue hitting two for three. LeBlanc hit |] Es : UGHTON I sterling silver are fashioned into | ing. torne Curse “|g triple for the winners. Marcial] due Morell School District must be paid by July} With: TYRONE POWER, CHARLES LA' eee i rings, brooches, necklaces and | for Third Highest Stand DAF | Beat : eer Pat Hires, sad Siar} The most electrifying entertainment of our ‘time:° earrings. Within a a time | ing —Donna ae Scie ae $s en mons also had singles 15th, 1959 or they will be handed to an attorney || . show is absolutely guaranteed as one of the best movies ever. there wi added jewel- | - Special Prize , ° - Breen struc’ ai white ij made. ; ry @ a Se Daas a tee aanee In Little League McKinnon cna oe for collection, COMING WED-THUR: “RUN SILENT RUN pe = ‘ found Frames and (in order of merit) ey Simmons of the Thunderbirds ‘| Wednesday night is Goodwill Night: One electric kettle donat- oS es |_Mary McNeill, Gloria Shaw, Mu URSIDE — Mi litte Lea-| made a fine défensive play in the | ‘BY ORDER OF TRUSTEES. ©. ed by the Montague Electric Co.—your place for wiring and yg bree leaving ‘The Friendty David Morrell and Charles Yeo! gue action here Setunday the | fourth inning to rob Mary Gals | appliances—will.be given away. ~ ; House” one should see the ea | (equal), Ann Larter, Wendell | aon: defeated the R.C°A.F. 7-2.| of a base hit. ALBERTON VISIT ) ce ; Cahill, James McNeill, Garth| soe enutiaen Geesaen oie ave earn = = ~ Henry Clarke, teacher a¢| oom furnished as it would have = mitielaen dein uke toon | Malartic, Quebec,” spent a few | been in Grandmother's day. Duaher, Hilton Barbour, Geral Richards was the days at his home in. Alberton ijast gate ey te was hand- GRADE K AWARDS Rotary catcher and also led the week before leaving for Sackv'ile, a. lone mca by| - Prize for Highest Standing,| team in hitting with @ double and N-B. to attend summer school at } oa y | Governor-General’s Bronze Medal a triple. The Rotary committed --Motnt Allison University. See of Eerie tor fea|and’ Nicholson Pharmacy Prize| one error in the field whtle the ; VISITING NEICE bedspread. On a commode table for English—Mary McNeill. ero ieee May Martin, Moncton, Soe ee eee dee mer | CALCIUM i Bre’ Claude Sceasta."sod' a | erp alee. coarennanes "|, Pte reine sunt] CHLORIDE | 4 Nichol. Monta: i provi ‘ -—Da orr es j 4 , a . iit a cated to this room there} Yeo (equal). - | pi DS bo ak oe 4 BORDEN VISITORS is it a bathroom with | _ Nicholson Pharmacy Prise tor |] Sos and inany oiher a it Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lake and| the most modern fixtures and | =nélish—James McNeill. 100 Ibs. 5.25, 25 Ibe. 1.85 family, Borden, are visiting . in a powder GRADE IX CERTIFICATES Montague, guests of Mrs. George ore (im‘order of merit) The- ny : Lake, and in Valleyfield, guests bis 4a ete en = _ Archie Dunbar, Allison Bow- | ~ Co, a . a ; ‘ ts and science at Dal-' ‘ness, Wallie Millman, Billy Smith; ; —o sed Mrs. Heywood Mac housie University. She has ac-| Blair Wilkie, Ada Williams, mit | 137 Queen Biel : a cepted a position at the Nova : , ; ACCEPTS POSITION ~ Scotia Hospital, Dartmouth, for * ® ' Miss Margaret Hume,\Monta-| the summer months Se bee oente some HOW YOUR LIVER BILI

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_ ¥ISIT TO SISTER Mrs. John O'Rourke afd her? granddaughter, Louise, of New Bedford, Mass, are visiting the | former's sister, Miss Maud 0’-|

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