The climax to a fascinating demonstration by two Navy,"fr - men" who leaped from a he - :opleI' into the Summerside Har-

The appearance of a helicopter was a highlight of the air show on the Summerside water front at the Lobster Carnival on 8aturday.0i great interest to children and

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FROGMEN PRESENT LOBSTER TO MAYOR

Lobster Carnival by one of the "Frozlncn" who aturday. was the is seen presenting his testy catch

bor during ' thg program .on

recovery of a large live lobster to Summerside Maryor. from the bottom of the harbor, Currie.

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adults alike was the "rescue" floating between the two wharves. (above) of an airman from gdingy This coincided with a demonstrat- ion by two navy "fiogmen" who

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jumped about 15 feet from the hel- icopter into the harbor to carry out the underwater demonstration of the skill and ability of these capable swimmers.

Photo by Wettea..

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PARTIES interested in trans- porting pupils from Spring Valley to Kensington School contact Mrs. Charles MacLellan, secretary. be- fore July 31, 1956.

WHEN IN NEED of an Auc- tioneer. contact Major 8. Mouse, St. Eieanors. Phone 3746.

INJURED IN COLLISION - Miss Marie Adams of Elrnsdale was taken to the 0'Leary Nursing Home Friday evening suffering facial cuts. bruises and shock fol- lowing a collision between a heavy truck and a car at 0'Leary Cor- ner. Driver of the car. Ken John- ston received cuts about the head but was not hospitalized. The car was reported a complete wreck. Damage to the large ” ' op- erated by James Adams of Sea View, was extensive. .

GRACE KELLY AND ALEX GUINNESS STAB

"The Swan". one oi M.G.M.'s most eagerly-awaited productions of the 1956 movie season. opens today at the Capitol Theatre. with

NEW LONDON Pastoral Charge. The Presbyterian Church of Can- ada. Long River Church: Atten- tion is called to Sunday. July 29, as the budget service.

FUNERAL SA'I'UitDAY- The funeral of the late A. Harold Mac- Donald was held on Saturday leaving the Compton Funeral Home at noon to the Presbyterian Church where service was held at 2 p.m. with Rev. Donald Macitay officiating. The funeral was largely attended. Pall bealv.-rs were Ches- iey Robertson, James MacGregor. Vernon Matthews. Everett Phill- ips, Roy MacDonald. Wilbur Wad- dell. interment was in People's Cemetery, Summerside.

Piano Recital ls Given By Pupils Of Mrs. W. A. Harper

The following is the closing pro- gram of the pupils oi Mrs. W.A. Harper, Summerside.

Duet-"The Vagabond" -- Cath- erine and Jeanette Poole;"A little Waits"-Enid Woodside; "The Old

Michael Sheen; "Two-Tone Pie- tures"-Nancy Boates; "Rondino" and "Follow Me"--Marsha Schur- man; Duet-"Bells at Eventide"- Marcia Simmons and Judy Han- cock; "Gay Gordons"-David Mll- ler; "Barcarolle"-Sandra Hunt- is: "ltondo"- (Kuhlau)- Cather- ine Harper; "Totems and Tom 'i'oms"- Isabel McNutt.

Vocal Solo- "Sleep Song"- Mlchael sheen.

Piano Solos "Pop-Cars"-Fran kie Charman; "Opening of the Plano"-Catherine Poole; "The Butterfly Dance"-Marcia Sim- mons; "Sonatina" - (Beethoven) - Valerie Waugh; round"- Hildy Clarke; "The Hut- terfly"-(Shaeffer)- Edith Poole; "Spanish Fiesta” - Darlene Clarke; "Rondion" l(Clementi)- Gail Somers: "Horse and Buggy" --(Ewing)-David Mercer.

Piano duet-"Shepherd's Hey"- Catherine Harper and Valerie Waugh.

Piano solo-"Allegretto in C"- Judy Hancock.

Following is the list of Mrs. Har- per's pupils who were examined by

Merry-go- '

On Saturday, July llst., Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Amos Gallant,

celebrated their 50th wedding an- niversary and were the recipi- ents of many congratulatory mes- sages and expressions of best wish as from a host of friends.

On July Zlst. 1906. Joseph Amos Gallantand his bride, Lolie Ann Coetain, were married in the par- oI:hial.Church at Hope River by Rev. Father nfacAulay. The bride of Iii years ago was ttended by Margaret Dolrion as bridesmaid. The groom was supported by his

- brother George.

The bride was a daughter of the

S'slde Couple Observe. Their Golden Wedding.'Anniversary

Water Street West. Summerside. and

aim of Aims. of this union there were foluuen ehlldrw. five boys ulna girls, George, Larry, Reginald and Joseph in Summer- side. Bertha, Mrs. Gordon Sulli- vu, Evelyn, Mrs. Walter Sullivan, zlu, Mu. Ralph MacDonald. Leona, Mrs. Norman Perry. Con- stance. 1-I . mm-1., Mpg. Grant Grady and Theresa all of Summerside; Hilda, Mrs. Smith, Edmonton and Marie. Mrs. William Acorn, Charlotte- town. one child died in infancy. sou: Mr: and Mrs. Gallant still enjoy good health and on satur- day.theY were the guests It a family. circle rennnlon held at Mulberry Lodge in honor of their

late Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Cost-

goiden anniversary.

Morethan four tons of lobster; were served at the four-day Sum. lnersids Lobster Carnival which concluded on Saturday after thous- ands of' persons had enjoyed daily programs of entertainment and delicious ' i t supppers.

A hlshllsht of Saturday's events was the crowning of pretty, Patricia Preston, as Sea Queen of the carnival. and the presentat- ion of? prizes to the Queen and lovely Princesses Lll.li Mueller, Edith MacEwen and Georgie Lock

The afternoon program attract- ed hundreds of persons who crowd ed on to the Marine Wharf and Holman's Wharf to watch boat races and an Air Force and Navy sir-and-sea show which preceded a parade of winners in the various events of the four-day carnival.

The parade route led from Hol- man's Wharf to the Civic Stadium for the final lobster supper enjoy- ed by 1,500 persons... .

Following the supper came the official crownling of the Sea Queen and the evening program includ- ed horse racing prior to the con- clusion of the carnival with a col- orful display of fireworks shortly before midnight.

Excellent weather prevailed dur- ing the four-day carnival which had warm sunny days throughout, and not a single event on the whole program had to he cancell- ed due to weather conditions. Crowds of tourists as well as hundreds of Island residents

More Than 4 Tons, lobsters Served During Big Carnival

attended the carnival and al- 1827

though heavy traffic was almost continuous, the excellent work of traffic control done by the Sum- merside Police Department and members of the Summerside Fire Department, there was not a sing- Ie injury or serious accident.

During the carnival, members of the Fire Department worked with and assisted the police in the work of traffic control.

At Civic Stadium one-half of the building was used as a dining hall, while the remalnde was used for industrial displays and entertain- ment.

In a statement last evening the carnival director Charles Hogan, said the carnival had been a tre- mendous success, and had fulfill- ed one of its purposes in attract- ing large numbers of tourists to Prince Edward Island and to Sum- merside.

He said the experience gained by this. the first annual lobster carnival, would be invaluable in planning the program for next year.

Mr. Hogan was appreciative of the splendid response of the tour- ists, and of the co-operation and wholeheartcrl support of business firms, service clubs, organizat- ions, committees. and individuals whose combined efforts made the carnival such an ----n-- ' suc- ccess.

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A Walter Callow coach will be in Alberton on Thursday, it ha; been announced by Regalette Rel). eknll Lodge under whose auspices two previous visits of a coach have been made to this area. Plans for the visit of the coach will be fin- alized this (Monday) evening, The mornlos trip will be made through K95"? and Alma section and the afternoon one via Elmsdale and Cllcllmllec. On previous occasions I of elderly and shut-ln folk have enjoyed an outing and Will be looking forward to this Year's ride with eager antl- cipation. if there are any persons -confined to their homes who have not been contacted. any member of the lodge will be glad to receive

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MacNeill of Summerside ap- Slmsmerside on Saturday after- proaches the finish line in the 25 noon.

H.P. class in the boat races at (Photo by Wotton)

The following is the list of win- ners in the boat racing competit- ions held in conjunction with the Summerside Lobster Carnival as part of the program on Saturday:

Model yacht - 1. Tom Offer.; 2. Lloyd Arsenault.

Free-for-all hydro - 1. Everet Platte; 2. Maurice Block; 3. G. G. Houston.

15 H. P. Class - 1. R. G. Corm- ler; 2. Art Love; 3.'.Iack Small.

25 H. P. Class - 1. Loit Phil- lips; 2. W. E. Beairsto; 3. Dr. Hubert McNeili.

Winners In Boat Racing At Lobster Carnival On Saturday

30 H. P. Class - 1. G. G. Hous- Epn; 2. Cecil Sonier;3. Loit Phil-

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