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THE GUARDIAN. CI-IARLOTTETOWN

KENSINGTON Wednesday-Tliitrsday 7:15-9:15. June Allyson. Arthur Kennedy, Gary Merrill in "THE GIRL IN WHITE". See ”June" as Dr. ambulance surgeon whose romantic story now comes

1 to the screen.

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Emily Dunning the first woman -i

vitielding averages of the six tesins.

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HOLMAN'S

1 Wellington Enmore and 5111111 5111003 and Vicinity

Vicinifly Everett Graham of Dartiiiouth Mr. Corbetti3TIi.s, Maine. is From , Prince county

I l 1 NS. recently visited 111: Dftfemsyvisitinz with Mr. and Mi'S. at-ucc 11F1t- ilhmaay. Harmoiiy. --,- i

51113 511161"! 3C1'11l1d- 11111115111 Mrs. Coiilson. Sea View. is a ,I"I.lt1El: is visiting friends in this Run; of M,-, and M”, Damn Mac. tiiitting tll1t1i1'lClZ1lIy. mod, View,-ya wag,

Tlte iollottlllx are

,i:i the Priiicr EfIIY(i'.'(l Isliiim Li-it-l Mr. and Mrs Jerry Richard and Mr. Vvmtam.-Ennmn. Augusta. igtie couiitiiigz 1tiendii3.. ;...lll't1T tfaziiily recently spent I. few days Maw 15 . tug” of Mr, and M”.

1B,mmg 11” Miscuucm” James Dyment. Higgins Road.

T71 T V-T I AM..- iier -llliili); friends are pleased fol Mr. and Mrs Laymn Stwam M.Jb.lp.I.m see. Mrs. P.ospei Pe.eis out aftei Nmbomy were Sunday guests of C (S; B 1 -. " .. 119- Icvci” 111”955- 1Mr. and Mrs. William Bryant. .. .; ,1ii-i . ,. Vi." , . , ..' -- ng M15. Ve.no Al.'.ElliiUlI.. ieceiitii. -I-he MM” Roam mm Jessie . .... . i,.s1y;eii'td(s;oiiii:xtinie itlith Mi. and ltlis.iMacA,.mu,. were Vimo” of Mr. Fwd”; W) A E Pcri "14 -9 1591:5117; lzlrs. Harry Ellis, Northaiii, on Abbie Int. 3113 113 34 9171 A successful ham and salad sup- y ' R.C.A 1”. 397 1111 40 913.per was held in Victoriii West on . .V' - Holinaiiis '33? 33 33 9051 July 3. and was largely attended. 131' "MJ IMW NHTOH, Rain!”- ii W list. ::”....”.::...-::::..:”:::i it: c .2 B 28': 106 44 .393, .1.) , M), ,. ,1. , .1, S I 1 1”-C-A1 377 92 72 3311 has liieeeiitltingeelil Dill)llSIC((?I(.nU(I)lILl:"I)li3- lsumley Hyde' Comwa” , . . side and out which makes a great Ml. and Mrs -V

, Roy Strongman. 'Port Hill, spent the week-end at . Ltlic home of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Mrs. William Boates and graiid- IByyan(' Norm Enmoyg, daughter Miss Helen Clark of NS...' have been visiting at the home oi:

.iiliICl1EllCC in its appeamiice. It would appear tioin the abotrl that the M.C.A. team are the best

iieldcis iii

hitters and the nets! the lriigtie, The Abbie Iiitr-riiieiiizh

wMr. and Mrs. Alton Wine and

well with the iiitknry as their eld- er brothers. Tlir I'It'1llll:ili team are footing the poll in batting, but actually Illfll' preseiit line-up are more potent batteis iii-..n this would IIICIEIIEIIE. liulniairs experi-

'i”””i Laurie Peters. Master Donnie Pet-5

lers, Miss Georgie Yeo and Missi lfltiuline MnCAl'Ililll'. Sumnierside.i ttere visiting with Mr. and Mrs. :Bui'ns MacArthur on Jtily 5. ;

Menibers of Sunshine Club ine' at the home of Mrs. Garfield Dav ,oii the evening of July 3. A gced iiiteiiciaiice was on hand.

inentczl a lot this year with inex- some

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Noye, the-irl i'1:itightei'.s, Eiiecii and Esther.

perieiiced and M

Mr and Mrs Albeit Ward. Rich-1 them were , iii '.liU1tnu:id. tisited their daugl: Mrs t

batters box. but tliegie seiliedl-Roy Mizcaivilie and Mr. Mccar-.50”. Edwmu hm? rammed down to a group of iegiilars llOll.:Yiil(',, Carleton on July 5. ium" hom" m New York and thev look to be st:-ii.igei' &':1lll'1 '. . v511”1(1”1R 9 I119”-V1111 aleizh shatters than either of the

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and Mrs Alyi'e Leciair and

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,'.cs ttiio leztd the lc:iy-,ue by LA ttide'Mi5, Samuel Ba,-km-I IMFSI Margmet Jones of Augusta, ”””3:” 316 WP ""53 ('1 Hm (.15 ””T' I 3M0. are visitors at the home of ctii' defensively. and pi'i-1'.) xv lp M1,. Ma;-3; 1)e5Rochg5 of M15.lM,.'m,d M” C, Tmlm. Moms. 1113 11191"? 111 111111112 1110 11 V111 93- i couche has been confined to Il9l”1Nm'-ghalrn ' '1. N191 H011T11111'5- 11 1'-011111 599111 111111.lieme by illness. Her many friends1 ' s ,, .., 1 31111101 l11?1.1'P1'S 31'? 1101 (101113 50.310179 to hear of her recovery real: Mr and M”. John pP”.,.s MISS

andlcliiig aiiiiivei'sai;v.

mumon wnht-famil,v, Vancouver. B.C.. are spend- 'll'I2lIlVCS and friends in this Vlflli-llng me” h”11d3-15 V1117 1119111 1131's

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Duvoir and u - n VICll'lI'I'y MY. Pius Peters is at present em- iployed in Summerslde.

Mr and Mrs. Melvin Blanchard, .P;usvillc, are receiving congratula- tions on their recent marriage.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Richard and family. of Summerside, were visiting in Duvar recently.

Pie. Ernest Pineau has returned to his duties in Halifax, after a 60 day leave with his parents in Du- VIII.

ltfr- Raymond Arseiiatilt. Suiti- 'nierside, is spending a frw days visiting relatives and friends in Duvar.

Mrs. John James Cercoraii, Zeta and Aleitha. were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Dorice Gallant.

--Mrs. Dorice Gallant and daiip,li- ti-ix Carmel. recently spent a few days in Cliarlottetowii. Mrs. Gals llatll atteiided the P. E. I. Women's' 1Institute convention.

Mrs. Nelson Gailiiiit and children

Piusville were recent visitors of 1Mrs. Gallantls pareiits. Mr. and llvfrs. Gus Peters.

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Set. Aleicie Richard. of the RC. A II. also his v”fe and family. are VlF.illll'3 in .-:ut.ir. guests of Mr. und Mrs. Ale): Gallant.

A party was held on Tuesday eveiiiiie, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Teddie GBIILIZII. in honor of 1Mr. and Mrs. Prosper Gallant, who were (.'eIEl.)i'aIlll1Z their 50th tied-

Mr. and Mrs Eline-r Riclinrd and

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JULY 15, 1953

KNIGHTS DF COLUMBUS

LAVVN FESTIVAL STARTING TONIGHT

ON THE K. OF C. GROUNDS, Summer-side For the Next Four Nights-Wednesday to Saturday ltls a Time For FUN - FUN - FUN BINGO, GAMES OF ALL KINDS Refreshments -- Hot Dogs

Doug Pineau and his Accordion will keep you entertained each evening.

DON'T MISS THE BIG ANNUAL FESTIVAL

PRINCE COUNTY PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE MEETINGS

Alberton, Women's Institute Hall, Tltursday, July 16. 0'L(-ary, Town Hall, Friday, July 17.

ALL MEETINGS AT 8:15 P.M.

John H. Price will address all meetings.

Everyone Welcome.

. . l ' ' ' . l .' " I-ti ,iun;or clubs. accniiipaitied by Pail; 1113' :en1 5 m Dmm am Pnmme 'i i .' ' "V's : . "" ' ' ' ' liizziii-ii !'P('fili'IA1:l I(;rBi)Ce1I(:Ul;Il:'0 ML and Mm wmmd MMILNPV -Ehiiilml f:iHtPlYs Mme?" H hum. 1 , y , , ” mm My and M” minade All.” mm and daughter. Nellie. Wor-1”” 1,1p' 1" 19 "”SIC.””ne of be” The R.(...1..F. are peiwiaiis inc IJFAI .31”: Mm 0'her' ”1;iiV" rndlcester. Mass” are nsmng mm ML, iii; 1t1tJllliCICCl'ill the hm. when thel, bzilaiiced ciub, piai-.iit; seeoiitt i:V1pHiw,i s s I rand Mrs Cmrkw Macmmml qndwlllll liei carried aee.:deiiIally dis-f both batting anti lien is:. "129: ” U R ' 1 ' ' t"iia:':e(. y mm to be wimx -' - -1 - 1 . .... M 7.7.. .021...-.f1”&f2li3.1..T333? M” --c-J-1 ine sciisoii iii-oz.-:'rs.w.x for 11w H'a- Vii ” 315, 15' ”-W" R”PP M1 1 ' t ' . .-, ,,,,A.,,u"y , t wm Th”. om . Mm -. Xoik ate spending their vit- '”"r , ' ;tmi.,'ed SIM. UV; .9”. ,,,.t, shmh.mg1,,n M the home of Mr,” RM” The lll1'il,V iriends of Itfrs. I”??? W115 111111 131'-"W11 DQ811151 tllcl iiii; stealdv iiiviiiiitliitile-iiit -.tim;1-13.5 11111181115. Mr, and M”. gJnk1ITiiomas Ford, Mount Plens.-zit. are "V11 1'31'”'5 01 31111111 Glluda. Ill 1 ” t ' ' ikraught. Grand River. pleased to hear that she is iecot-.517-1111511 1101-1191111111 during tlicl

when a llllill IPLIIPS the statiuii and a new player conies iii, the ex- t'”1il'.'f1 gzeiierallv seems to be a amp 'n the l'llllJ This new boy, Liiiiclcll. iooked good Monday. both at the hat and afield. Barton. the colored boy. has been a very val- uable adriition to the team. ,

iering from an attack of pneumo-1 iiiia. She was a pttient iii Pllll('P1 1County HOFl)lt."tl.

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, Coiigratulatinns are rxteiitir-(I in 1ihe foilnwiiig pupils tnr siici-pg... ;fully passing the Grade VIII ex- ams: Jean, Jessie and Rosalie MacArthur of Eninore Sclioolz, Marlene anti Eiiiiice Eiiixinii and Ronnie M.ieArth'.ir. Spritighill School. 1

Dr. and Mrs. Edward Gillis and family of Boston, Mass. are spend- l111K some time at the home ui Mrs. Frank Gillis.

1111- Maid M11. Edward Sharbell yspent. Sunday with Mrs. Sha.rbell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Curley.

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The reiison for the C & B beysi My, 'IIhe0dQy;T7BVyTOWn and Miss not living up to their reputatioiiiMai'ie Brown of 'I'o:'onto. ari-iv-ed1 as Island champs, and Island lea- thump recently to spend their va-1

gue winners of 1951: shows up cation with their parents Mr. andl Mr mm M,.5.hH;",.,.. F .d d1 1”';:1' 1"” 1" 11” 1””1”3 3"? M"-1-J. A-131'0W11- iiiaugiirci- Shirley knit xii-H Ru:ls)eii ie in: averages. They're foiirtn -. H j i t ' 1 . . 'in hitting. and iiith in fielcling., M:-. Artiinzis I v O'Ler.:1v Was1:'T:I:I;:suI'EP'ilieTIIl?;lU1;d' ofoltllr

T110 Y01111851t"'9 101111311 10 116' 21 VON 1:: ieceiit visitor to Miscouche yhere'

, . , . , , , s 1 W - Mrs..R.obert IVIl'l'iACI.iill.Il'lll. and Mr

piyomtsitigp cluo last )e.ii. toiisid-,he spent a pleasaiil time with and Mrs Ruswl pom Mouml ering their very lmi. atcrafze. Ttieimfi-ieiiiis and relatives. lplc S t 1 " '

are all a year older H011, but hatci ..L-. l a an'

not come along as tixpected Youngl Mr and Mrs. Bernard McDonald . .gvi .

Dee Lefurgey, ttliri stat-Ieii the Lot 16, who have been patients in 'GM.L- m.ld NUS .Ch”oI.d Emu”-m'

season as the third string pitclieril”. C. Hospital have returiieci m':.;dixrr:elx',i(.I::,'l"q U::,:,StmC::eLqsHs1.i

to the two Boston inipoits ttiis ' home somewhat im ' 1 of V p 1- 1 - - pioved ii . . - - . somwha, dlsappolmmz as ,, huh ' Mis. Hiiickli-ys mothei and broth-

1i i 'ti . ler, but he has been lanibristing '.hc1. INA 1 131' Ml: John E1C".mm and MN ball so regularly that Jolinn'.' Car-1 Mrs. Sidney Bii h. Suniiiicrside. mun 1Enman' 115' EI."f”n.' ac" mu plays mm ,.E,2um..1.y. In companed them on then ieturn;

the,-'with tier ttto chil en left .outlield. Johnny Whaieii I)FEIl11,V for a '.'i.1..'. with relatives in i ,28I.illiR his base hits fai: 1

nitc:i.1A11'1aonisli, N.S. ibut outside of

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' The uiaiiy friends of Mrs. Bruce, wmvf, J ged , , Coulson of Ottawa are pleased tot i en”) 1" Hulk 0” mcileorn that she is convaleseirig at1

1 new -wharf at Grand River, .re--

.Cmm. MR Donnie Birch had mclthe home of her parents. Mr. and. mmmtune In Spvcrely mini? 111511lv:()its. Daniel MacLeod. Victoria 19-. nffcfsltatlnq meme.” "6 1. t est, after tindergoiiig a serious 5' I a n lon4l0pf?l1a(lDli in the P. E. Island Hos-i

Ipital. Charlottetown.

those two bots. the. club has been ttueftillj: '.iflll( ttith1

the slick.

Miss Floreiice Arsenault, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Arson. ault. Abram's Village, has compiet. ed fl commercial course in Mone- ton and is at home now.

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served at the school and more en- tertainment was

WAG male choir. Aiiiiiial niretiiig of English S.-lmnl was held June 30 in thc1 school with it. fair attendance. Sev- eral m:llIFl'S of business were sct- 5”" 01 M1'v 311d M15 T11"1""l3 031s tied. Mr. Howard Barlow acted as 131113 M 1'”1I' H9311 pimmmn and M” Mnion Mega... IHalifax: Pierre Al'Si?liRlllI at Lifts- vilie, secretary. lsomption College. Que. Marie ,Anne Arseiinult, who eoiiipieted at P.W.C'. Misses.

holidays are: Nazaire Gailantu

Abram-5?t.eaclisis' trainina at

'I'liF srhonl closing in and Franciiie

Village was held on June :4. Anil-"7”1"” Aismlalllii ,nt,.,-egung .p.-0g,.am ..a5 rendngat Stella Maris School and St pd by the pupils. The principallAu2tisline's Convr-iit resrteetiveiy.

irate a report for the whole schuoli ' T " ' ' i ' 1 A Junior Red Cross pageant was "THE CIEIMSON "R-A1 7-" ('"'1'

put on. At the close of the program T010 SUMMERSIDE 1 the teachers were presented with 'mmV I a .suitable glfti Remarks were given by trustees and several lady lniembt-rs nf the audience, who in- .ttirn wishi-d teachers and pupilw

-Once again. in "The Crimson Pirate." Burt Lancaster and Nick", Cravat match and often outdo the' incredible feats of during they in-1 troduced in "The Flniiie and the Arrow." A Norma production dis- tributed by Warner Bros, "The; Crimson Pirate" begins its engagement. at. the Capitol The- atre today. Eva Bartok has the leading feiiitiiinrrole in the Tech-i nicolor sea epic.

Photographed on location at Ischla near the Bay of Naples, the new film presents Lancaster and Criwat as a colorful buccaneer chleftain and his loyal mate pit-

it iiappy vacation.

Wellington United Church was filled to capacity on June 28. when the male chair with their wives and friends of Southampton. N.B., i1i'i'lt'F(I by bus and took charge of the service. Mr. Waidron assisted by Rev. Matheson of Bummerside conducted A brief service after 1whic.li the male choir rendered many beautiful selections. At clos-

ing of the service lunches were

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DLD TIME FIDDLINC AN-D STEP DANCING CONTEST

CITAPAUD HALL. TUESDAY, JULY 21st

8 named by Borden Canadian Legon ndges Good uh Prizes Send entries to Donald A. Mubonnld. Oorlotou Siding

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38”!" trip. to visit relatives and friends. .

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supplied by the Other students IlOiilf' fur lllPll'1

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locall 1 Canadian Bank of Oammsn.

eighteeiitli cciitury. 1

I'NITED BROTIIEIIHOOD OF TRADESMEN

Annual Meeting;

Friday, July 17th-8:00 P.M.l TOWN HALL, Suinnierside

Election of Officers and

other important biisiness

All members requested to be present.

GEORGE ARSENAULT 1 Chairman 1

i5EsioT5i-c'a'riis

A. Raymond Grunt.

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W. Albert Robertson

Chartered Accountant 1-. E. i. MUTUAL BUILDING

Granville at Water street. Summeraide

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Chartered Accountant

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Summer.

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Dental X-Ray: Tmallmln Building IUMMEBSIDI Dial Ill!

Dr. H. I. MccNoiII I'HItEI(3lAN I Il.'R(,'-EON Water street (Opposite llolniiin'o)

Haunti- llzoo-12:00 AM. moo. 4:00 EM. 1:oo- Iioo l'.Il.

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JOHN H. PRICE

will be in Stiinmersitle mi Vl'etIiiesiliI.V "ml S1'1111'dll' 9V0nl1'1l'I

until further notice. Campaign heldqtinrters located at. 12 593111!

81.. (next to Andy's Sea Foods). Dial 3322.

ROYAL THEATRE

BOIIDEN Wednesday-Tliur.v.day 7:15-9115:

Thursday. See Virginia Mayo. Gene

Matinee 2:30 on Nelson, Ronald ”SHE1S WORK-

Reagan, in Warner's comedy-musical, ING HER WAY THROUGH COLLEGE". 111 16C11111s color. Children will not be admitted at evening

shows except with parents.

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LT ATTENTION SCHOOL TRUSTEES AND TEACHERS

Because of the teacher shortage, it will be neces- sary to issue a number of permits for the coming school year. Qualified teachers. therefore, should see that their engaizement is airaiipzed with their districts on or before July 16 after which date applications for permits will be considered by the Department.

I.. W. SHAW, Director of Education

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