THE GUARDIAN. CHARIDTTETOWN

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22. 1952 TD THE canvas

L GUARDIAN

MABGATE United church Pen- try Sale at Keir clerk's store. Fri- day evening. May 23rd, at 8 P. M.

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TAILORED-T0-MEABUBE clo- thes that lit; s:i9.95 up. J. P. Mac. liherson and son.

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STRAWBERRY growers intend- ing to jolnycharlotietown Straw- berry Growers' Association con- - tact the secretary before May 31.

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at Jack Cameron's. EIIMMAGE SALE - o'clock. Junior W. A.

retail. l

Concert. May 28 and 29th.

Baptist Church, this o'clock.

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IJIIIAIY concert. crepeud Hell, running two nighu. May 25 end 20. Watch for program.

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CIIAITIB l1.l0BTs to any point in Canada or the United Btatee 'tor Bnassengers or cargo

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GARDEN lEEDBl Our store at

T'l""'Y York open daily; will also remain hem H'"- F”d”Yv MW 7” 5" 3 open at present until 9 P. M. on

Monday and Thursday evenings.

Arthur Vesey.

TICKETS now on sale by mem-

10 for "Chimes or Normandy". Empire Theatre, June 11 end 12,

IIEAI Miss Donelda Meci..eod price 15 cents. All seats reserved. and Miss Ruthie Boswell, in vocal selections. at the Crapaud Library

ARRIVE FROM ALBERTA - Mrs. G. J. Craddock and two child- ren have arrived from Relston,

rL,ax go up”; me Ryan; 3". Alberta. to spend e vacation with erend C. K. Jacob of India. in h" p”en”- Ml" "ml M” w'

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S. Hughes, Brighton Road.

THE NEW GLASGOW - Hun- ter I-liver Glee club, under the di- rection of Mr. W. K. Rogers. will repeat their festival numbers, in Hunter River Masonic Hall on Monday evening, May 26. starting at 8.30. The club will be assisted by Charlottetown talent, and oth- er added attractions.

ENGAGEMENT -- Mr. and Mrs. Winston Maoxay of Parkdaie wish to announce the engagement” or their eldest daughter, Emma May Victoria. to Alton Clarence, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Willis. oi Kingston. P. E. I. Marriage to take place in the near luture.

ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Bertram wish to announce the engagement oi their eldest daughter, Elizabeth Verna. to El- mer Btiriing, son or the late Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Howatt oi New Glasgow. Marriage to take place at Hunter River United Church June ll.

NUHSI2S' A LU M N A E - Tile

regular meeting or the Nurses Alumnae of the Prince Edward Island l-lospital was held at the

Cundall Home on May 16th, with Mrs. Horace Willis. president, pre- siding. Rouilnc business was transacted. A prize to the nurse from the P. E. 1. Hospital standing highest in registered nurses' ex- aminations in 1952 was .vntcd. Plans uere made for a rummage sale to be held at the Kirk liall

later in the month. and progress was reported on lhe bedspread project. The meeting adjourned

and a delicious lunch was served by the committee in charge.

BRIDE-TO-BE IIONOURED - .on Thursday evening. May 15 a .group or friends of Miss Jean lLouise Maclmnnan of Alexandra. ,gailicrrd at the home oi Mr. and iMrs. Earl Jenkins to tender her thcir best wishes for future hap- piness before she become one of the season's young brides. Louise is a graduate 01 the P.E.I. Hospital and has been ioliowlng her pro- iession in a neighboring province. Complimentary addresses were given by Lic. Thomas Poole and Mr. N. W. Wood after which a well-tilled purse was presented by Mrs. Benjamin Wood. Miss Mac- Lennan thanked all present ior thcir kindness and invited them to meet with her in her future home. Lunch was served by the ladies and a short sing-song brought a pleasant evening to a close.

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oanacs woex. Repairs to.all makes or cars. Prompt service. MacDonald and MacLeod, 182

Sydney St. WATCH tomorrow's pa as for list of plays competing n the

Island Drama Festival. commen- cing at Perkdals Hall. Monday of nut week. t

C 0 U N T Y MAGIS'I'lI.ATE'S COURT -- Before Magistrate Oll- bert A. Gaudet. in Queen's Count Magistrates Court. yesterday morning. ior having intoxicating liquor in his possession not pur- chased at a vendors, a man from Trscadie was lined 025 and costs or 30 days. A resident at .New Haven, ior consuming intoxicating liquor in a place other than his residence. was lined 930. and costs. or 30 days. while a resident of the city. ior a similar olience. receiv- ed the ume sentence.

POLICE COURT - In the City Police Court. before Stipendlery Magistrate K. M. Martin, yester- day morning, one drunk and in- capable was given ten days in jail without option. An otlender hav- ing the care Ind control of a motor vehicle, while under the influence of intoxicating liquor. was lined S100 and costs or 30 divs. A man irom West Royalty was fined S20 and costs or so days for reckless driving. and tor a violation 0! the Temperance Act he was remanded until this morn- D3.

BED SHIELD DONATIONS - A1'vh0UBl1 only on a half day schedule yesterda.v- hue to early closing. several of the members oi the special names committee on the Sunset Lodge Red shield Drive were able to report a num. ber oi substantial gills. Notably Moore and Macl.cod Ltd.. W. G. Barbour. Ltd.. Mrs Milton Bell, A. Pickard and Co.. The Guardian Publishing Company and Hender- son and Cudmore. each of whom donated S100.

Personals

Mrs. Aeneas McKinnon accom- panied by her daughter, Mrs. Jun- ior Clarence Coiiin were visitors to Charlottetown recently.

Mr. Daniel MacNeil. Kensinglon Road. was visiting in the city yer.- terday.

Miss Patsy white. Virginia. U. S.A. arrived home to spend the summer months with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice White, Rocky Point. '

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest 1-lortum and son J. D.; have returned to Vir- ginia. U.S.A. after visiting with Mrs. l-Iortum's mother, Mrs. Maurice White. who is a patient in the City Hospital.

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West Royalty Ilome &-School Ass'n Meeting

The May meeting oi West Roy- alty Home and School Association was held at the school on Friday evening, May 16. with a isir at- tendance oi members. In absence ol the President. the Vice-Preai- dent, Mrs. Willard Lank, presided. Minutes of the April meeting were read by Mary E. Trainor, pro tem secretary for the meeting.

The programme committee was quite fortunate in securing the services at Mr. Stan Maclnnis oi National Film Board who showed three interesting and instructive iilms.

health of children;

White Band on His Throat".

tion regarding necessary

and dismiss at 3.00 pm. was un- animously agreed group.

God Save the Queen the meeting to a close.

Dram; Festival Entry Well Received

"The Pampered Darling." a one- act play by the pupils of Glen- aladale School. Trncadie Cross. was presented in the second even- ing of playoffs in the junior classes oi the Provincial Drama Flestival, before a packed house at Fort Augustus Hall on Tuesday.

The production was directed by Sister Mary Winifred and was en- thusiastically received by the audience. In her adjudication, Mrs. H. W. Davison. Charlottetown. commented very favourably on the periormance and oiiered much constructive criticism.

Father K. MacPh-:rson. Tracadie Cross. acted as the genial master oi ceremonies ior the evening, and the pcriormcrs were commended very highly on their efforts by Father Butler ct Fort Augustus.

A variety concert. was presented before and alter the one act play. and consisted of the following numbers; Opening Chorus; Wel- come. Song; Musical recitation. "Three Trees" by Eileen lllaclnnis;

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The "Feeling of Hostility", by National Department oi Health and Wellnre dealt with mental "Family cir- cles" depicted the lite and rela- tions oi parents and child; "'1'he Loon's Necklace". e Crowley I-'iim production. illustrated in color on masked ilgurcs the old Indian le- gend-"How the Loon Received a

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