PAGE TI-IIRTEEN New Barrister Congratulated

CI-IARIJOTTETOWN

Freetown and Vicinity

Miss Joyce Burns and Miss Aud- rey Woodslde of Bummerslde vis- ited in Freetown on Saturday.'De- cember lath, guests of Mrs. Rus- sell Burns.

THE GUARDIAN. Christmas Mail Up 10 P. C.

BECEMBER 27, 1952 THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE 3 Summer Street, Summerside. Phone 8031. News. Subscriptions, Advertising Representatives GEORGE CLOW and GEORGE WOTTON House Phones: 8032 and 8033. The Guardian may be bought at any of the following stores In Sununerside: gen Booksto . Summer Street; Gourlies Drugstore. 21 Central Street: Kelly's News-stand, Water Street; Mark Gaudet. 61 Granville Street; Al," Doucette's Grocery. Second Street; Island Motor Transport. Watergstreetg Vince's Grocery, 120 Russell Street; Enrnarrs Self- Servlce Drug Store. K. L. Waite in Kensington. WEST PRINCE OFFICE Alhertoal Frank Weeks. Representative. Phone: 68-2 Office and 68-3 House.

S'sille Police continue clean-llp Following Breaks

Summerside police observed no holiday yesterday as they continued their crime-smashing drive to clean up the town.

Two more men were taken into custody yesterday, and the police ' continued to add to the slseable supply of stolen merchandise they have recovered.

This all out effort on the part of the police began early Wed-

Mrs. Arthur Bell has returned to her home in Halifax after spend- ing the past month in Freetown. She was accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Sterling Andrews, who will visit in Halifax for a few days.

Mr. and Mrs. Erie Taylor of :

-CENTRAL BEDEQUE United -oano PARTY, Clinton Hall. Borden were recent visitors to "e5d"Yvlv"g.T”5 Etnddchl” 99”". Baptist. Church Christmas Service, December 29th. Freetown. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peiigssed deteiiziflgtfgn am'";g?)” sunday 11 A. M. Special Music. Rev. .:- Ernest Taylor. fiffue the when in bringing H

C. A. Britten. Minister. -CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. Summerside. Dec. 28, 11.00 e.m.

Rev. H. F. MacEwen.

swift end to the current crime wave of breaks and theft.

Court appearances may begin today by those who have been taken into custody in connection with the breaking, entering, and theft cases.

Juveniles, some of whom are awaiting acceptance at the reform school on the mainland. were also

picked up by police yesterday af-; - . y

ter having stolen a car belonging , . ,

to James Hogan, Jr. and driven Lwell At Am" mghu Called mlu" m .s”m'.9me CW” am "0 595 it to port Hm which was as 1”! the Bar of Prince Edward Islandias solicitor in the Court of Chan- ss the gas supply would allow. Itson Decembel 22nd, is seen l)eing:('FI')' He was also appointed 5 is understood that the car W85 reg. congratulated by Attorney General. commissioner for the taking oi

Wesley Reeves. son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Reeves, who has been' a patient in Prince County Hospital. has returned home Friends are glad to know that he is much improved in health.

..o'LEARY. P. E. 1. Church Ser- H085 for December 28th. United Church. Mr. Byard Thuber. Bloom- field 11.00 A. M Brae 1.30 P. M. west Devon 3.00 P. M. OlLeary 7.30 P. M.

-NEW LONDON PRESBl'TER- IAN CHURCHES. - Services Sun- day. December 28th. Cliilon 11 AM. South Granville 2.30 P. M. Geddlc Memorial 7.30 P. M. Rev. D. A. Campbell, Minister.

--FUNDAMENTAL B A P T I S T CHURCH. Central Bedeque. Rev D. M. Fraser. Pastor. Services for Sunday, December 28th. central Bedeque 10.45 A. M. and 7.30 P. M. Borden 3 P. M. Everyone welcome.

Miss Minnie Drummond is visit- ing in Middleton at the home of her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Essie Wright.

- LEAVES FOR BOSTON Hon. J.A. Bernard left'on Friday morning by train for Boston on a

Miss Evelyn Burns has returned home after being a patient in Prince County Hospital for the

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-- month's vacation. He will visit with , . past two weeks. All are pleasedt . Walter E. D. by, .C,, in d :1 - -V-VWED CHUDCH "f Canadil members of his family and nume" know that she is making a good) cownd undamagei rthe motion iiirr ll.heQn6Wllba:f'l:2:l':l lsliemtiiizlee c?).l:Ei?(::eliiC0iE”17 fl! Kensingion, Sunday, December 28: 0115 Boston friends. - K. recoveryh ladmisshmt i h AMP” is '”w :0” rnf Ml; gm

Sunday School l0.00 a.ni.. morning worship 11.00 am.. evciililg 7.30. Clll'lSlIIi8S music by massed choir Slliumerhcld 2.30 p.in. Rev. Lewis M Murray, B.A., B.D., Minister.

Mr. Allen, in being admitted in Ms. Alhlir Allcn, 5ilflllilPf'SlCl0 I-fr. the Bar of Prince Eduard Island. is married and has one daughter, is permitted to pactlse law in this Povlnce as an attorney and bari

-- FUNERAL AT ALVA - 'I'hei funeral of the late Mr. Howard Costain, whose death occurred at the Western Hospital on Wednes-

Mr. and Mrs Fenton Simmons. Sheila and Nancy Simmons. ac- companied by Miss Mabel Burns were visitors to Tracadie on Sun-

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rrm- day, was held from the home of Christmas mail handled at eels was operated December 15 in day. December 21st, at the home :-:?4A--r--rm V , .

-"W0 '"”3C”'”'-A" W103" Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Smith of Summersidc was ten per cenil the 24m. of Mrs. Arthur MacKinnon, Glen..l”e55 Crashed ""0 mi? Car" Humpfon and -mm” "'1 ”""m””'.?he mlmd” able piano recital was given by the Alhertohh to Holy -I-rlhm, church higher Hm" hm, WM and 5 tmhk. During H”, Chrmmas rush aladme. . The.Car wasgdemollsh-ed and the hing. of an age-old. stoiy relovidy in pupils of Mrs. G. M. Multart on Alma 1.-F-mm, M-terhoohy pmu,” at landed with m.m,'), mm hag mall eight addmanal mm W?” emg ifive killed outright. An inquest was shihighe 8i'l.(gh:0f1bg!,Oulg,;1a!l, feouiilgirlaen

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Saturday afternoon at her homo

the house and service at the church

lll Sumerside when parents and interested friends were present.

-FUNERAL AT ST, IELEANORS The funeral of the late Mir. George Brown was held yesterdav afternoon with service at St. Johns Anglican Church, St. Eleanors. cor.- ducted by Veil. Archdeacon, G.R Harrison, who also conducted the

were coliducted by Rev. J.R. Mc- l Muhon. Hymns sung were ”Safe In I'l"hc Arms of Jesus" and "Abide With Me". Pallbearers were Messrs 'Icnri- Oliver. Iilvinwilkie. Heber Ramsay. Robert Smith. James Smitll rind Dollglas Nicholson.

- RECEIVES SAD NEWS Mrs. Emilv Perry of St. Nicholas . received the sad news of the sudden

could be piicd on is seen iifterlployed to help handle the extra its arrival at the new Post Of-'mail and despite the heavy vol- fice at Summorsldc on Thursday lime all mnils were cleared each' cveniniz. cvenlnz- '

More than li?0,000 cards and let-( The men who handled the mail iers pnsscrl through the si.amping'nt the lnclll Post Office expressed ll'Ilil('lill'lP during the eleven dnysfgzreat snlisfziviion xiih the facili- lfrom Dcc. llth in Dec. 22nd anrlliies nnd space at the new Post .n truck dclivcry service of par--Office Building.--S.

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Friends will -gks-orry to learn that Mrs Stewart Burns is a pa- tient in Prince County Hospital.

At the annual meeting of Birch Grove Women's Institute which; was held recently at the home of Mrs. Trueman Paynter, the fol- lowing slate of officers was elect- ed: President, Mrs. Elmer Mac- Eachern; vice president. Mrs. Cecil Paynter; secretary, Mrs. Austin

opened and the bodies were ident- ified by Mr. Vincent. It was then adjourned indefinitely.

Four Deaths In N. B. SAINT JOHN. N.B.. Dec. 26 -- New Brunswick's fourth fatality of the holiday season occu ed today when Miss Jean Seely. elderly Saint

John resident. died after being struck by a car yesterday. Other accidental deaths since

5 O I Vicinity . At a recent meeting of the clergymen of the various denomi- nations. arrange-nlents were made for holding: of the Week of prayer" sei'vlces.lllnes and church-h es 'to be announced in the press. h The profound syinpaihy of a large circle of relatives and friends goes out to Mrs. Dart, Gerald. and LeRoy. in the tragic death of the

first-born Son, wrapped Him in swiiddling clothes and laid Him in :1 manger"

lhofesshlnlmcarlls

R. E. ELLIS 8: SUN

Fire - Auto - Casualty

or Borden MclleilI's Mills

win Bernard. Eric Madsen, KR'alpli or me Congregation of Net" Damtll d v' ' 'f - treasurer, Nlrs. George Jardlne;lEllzabeth Haves. 3. 'Renous, and of Desabla m. Quemfs Cwmy” . summer 5!" sumnemde Compton, Walter Darby.-Alex Chnp- Kfqnkakee” Im"ois'.The late Sister Y A d v' ' ' auditors, Mrs. John Lewis nndlTrooper Myron Theme 17 Salem 0" Dewmber hm; F””e”1l 5'31" .PH0NE 2413

my Ihyepmem W” m the Fmplw X1i:;1ney,l3V'ho w1',l;s rhdhernssth y;-ar ihg n Mrs. Aumh Rogers; Chhvehery Chamberiain was strlhck By mews vices were htlenoed by a large

Cemetery, Summerslde. 0" Poem T 'r 8 er S" m' r-M1? and M11? Bcbbln MHCMH-V MY5- Gem?” Judmei 0T83m5i- of an emery wheel which broke at mncomse O s3mpatmzerS' and

were conducted by Rev. E. H. Bax-

lng a short illness. She had been ter of Hampton United Church.

residing at St. Joseph's seminary for a number of years and had been

l Mrs. E. Dammarell.

ter of Fort I-Iawkcsbury are visit- ing relatives at Borden.

high speed. The Hayes child fell from her father's truck when a

E. E. Parkman

- Miss Grace

Personals”

...s,- . Mur hy. Free- The community of Freeto ' w . , M s G M -Mutt it left Sum home ””r”?5-imgi lmavilles m the Mr" Emma HOWE” who Md ms Wm. spem me weekesd or De-Esaddcelned 3) hear Ox me damn 2: rH():lxl1;8:.ISVhoTI-l1l:s:.IffSthe ex:rh;sessCw1eDi?el ni:::llvlsg:1ril;edc(ll(ll.lIligl OPLD" R'0' - r . . . . a" . - .summer 0 .9 . scr annev was coming 14:11 g the h m r he-,Mon ay. ecember sun, of Mrs. f " ” , - , rncrside by plane for Toronto on n dalifrhlcr of the late Mr. and Mrs. E2236”8:x;?:1”:(”E:p;?di;g 323,55: parentxs. Mina and Mrse. naamglslwalter Stetson, a life-long resi- 3:9 ggzlggscgrghen Hampmll H311 On. Friday EVBNDE. OPTOMETBIST :3fgn;5e(ia3;1n;:hu,?eR:m l ?g::':;cetnP9x:1r5ulf'l: S(:heN1;3il:g:5'I:gla9 with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.MurDl1l'. l;1)Ex:l1'ba(:1;h5g;1il;1lF;:e4g:lVVn.Find SE2: " ' 3enCf;2Ee;f2p9;R;n;1”g,n:pg;(;: Glasses Fitted iv -- H . '. , . - , i y y- V re V . . "M" Mmmnv Student M the Um" lMrs. Emllv Perry and four broth-e Clmmn mmau" Borden" M R b tM Id lto the family in therlf sold be- TRAIL B62: 03 Fegy (GP) 0f the audience. Dl'6S9ni- t0 dheaf 37" Enmm'd . - . S. ' .. .v rs. oee D ' d- . ...ec. - - its. g r, to WNW of Tmomo 1f'If:;l'S9lg':'"1'1lq”iC?1lb1:l:e,'. The Misses Laura Own and lviar-hing the whim... mihhohnshs mabsperghell:g;;1eT:::thohgleuxusfggherffy.lg?!,Three persons. all teen-aged. were :'xl1lnEx;5elSeEllllll.18. Clagglirplpeaginng on om” n"'"'" -- Mr. William E. Green, form- .,Ihh'w' ahd Reazh, in 'R(;,,kwhC,.' lime I”'l"F5 M19 51”-l”.L We Decemihome of her daughter and son-in-'ceml,9r lothh and was 1al.ge)"y' ah drowned last night when trappedhschedulc, to make all hearts happy 5 W 13 " 3 V3 I erly of Summerside and now cf iwqlhhi Her fuhgrhl was held hi 591' mm W99k'9nd with U189!” D51” law, Mr. and Mm. Stanford Milihltehded. The Service was mhduuedi in the cab of a truck which plum:-.:n the presentation of gifts from IN! 0! IPDOIMIDBM ' EMS in 301115” "Wmed W M0”? Rev. J. Kenneth ed from o ferry into the Columbia. the Christmas tree. Phone 8287

gan. Poplar Grove.

by her pastor, Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer y1acDc.na1d,.Messrs. Thomas Drummond. Fred

Snmervllle, Mass. is spending the Montreal on Decemhe, 5th. ,, 5

Christmas holidays with his sisterl December 215”

W" 0” 5”nd5l.l'- River at a Castleaar. about 20 mils: -------

north of Trail. Three others were

REGENT THEATRE BLDG. Summer St Summereille

The pallbearers were

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Rev, and Mrs. Baxter were

Mrs. Ella Peters, Bedlord Row.-S.l "D " . -' r-- , I . ire Mt l whconnsglgmgl fantlsgytRinMt':f:a&lif:::g Unionvale, were guests at thelD1'Ulnm0Ild. Wilbert hDrummond. 1'f'5Cl19d- Mat 3,. social bgamengg gt; . -- Miss Edith Bernard and Mrs. . . . - l. t ll” ht home of Mr. and M,-& Ralph E-1.lkReginald Reeves. William Haslam Dead are: .9 - 31153 v "Wm 975 3') 3 '1 gm, McLeod of -I-lghish were V15”. General Hospital a Ha ax. w are lands on Sunday, December uh. land Fred. Stetson Begum.” mm, Dead an... .hcients of the church in the ms to Sumbmerside and Kenshing-l he ””d9””?m 3" fmemuonv T" ,g,M iers. testified to the esteem in Paul Davidoff. 17. of Pinchrr Hlmmon 599910" Of We field 0" mu on Fndnh g. Ky turned to his home in Borden M- Mr and Mrs Layton Vhhar Ehwhicli the deceased was held. In- Creek, Alta.. said by police to havahD9C9mb91" 1'”h- The b-11” lime I. Eafh Mr. Hudson Jenkins. Mt. Albion Icomflunied by his wife on Sal- 16””? were gutesw at mie h0n;e of lerment was in the Peoples Cem- been driver of the truck, 1” 919” dl5P0551 was wmled 9135' H ML W H M t . t h hires a visitor to Rlvei-ton recently.-urday December 20th, . yj " g ' elery Freetown, Ohm Soukorofrv 15. of ThrunL,.';illlty away with conversation. a or or on e or 0 P my inli. and Mrs. Oliln MacDonald ' .AB .R C" and Bunnie LO”. my MGlade'hh1us.Ch and Smhmgl mcludmg, Chartered Accountant

the Canadian Bank of Commerce!

Mbeuony 16” by plane Wednesday, Christmas carols. and concluding:

with a very delightful luncheon

Commissioned Officer E chmdhu Bank at comma”.

-”F"" l The many friends of Mr. Alex ldon Dar-,0" S”"d33's Decembw '-715V Bhcg

morning to spend Christmas at his

home in Stanley. N. )3. He will re- turn to Alberton Sunday evening,

Mr. and Mrs. RE. MacDonald. Peter and Barbara. lnotoved to Malpeque on Friday where tlicy were guests of Mrs. MacDonald's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Mc- Nutt.

Mr. Eric. Perry. Canadian Bank of Commerce staff at Alberton -s spending Christmas weekend at his home in Summerside.

Mr. Michael Ahearn.- who has been employed in Toronto for some time. is spending Christmas at his home in Alberton.

-Mr. W. C. Leavltt. Alberton. has returned home after, spending a few days in Charlottetown with his sister. Mrs. E. A. Macftae and Mr. Macitae.

-Miss Adella Dingwell, Halifax. is spending Christmas holidays with her.parenfs. Mr. and Mrs Reginald Dingwell. North Bede- que.-8

mu M”llTnil"oi carbon Molecule

INYOKERN. Calif.. Dec. 26

(AP)-A new kind of carbon mole-I

rule apparently capable-of produc- ing northern lights on comets was described today to American scient- ists by Dr. P. Swings. an nstromer at the University of Liege, Belgium.

Light from this peculiar bit of matter was first observed 10 years W0 by Dr. Girard Hex-zborg. a scientist now with Canada's Na- tional Research Council at Ot- tawa. But until recently nobody knew what kind of chemical was responsible for it.

Dr. Herzberg saw it in a low-tem- nerature star which contained a

large amount or carbon, By prnduc. was a visitor to the city recently.

in: this same kind of light in a lab- nmtory. Dr. Boris Rosen, a col-

league of 1),, swmgsi was hhie go blon. was a visitor to the city on

theorize that it came from bits cf matter each made up of three atoms of carbon. ' ,

Dr. Swings told about it at meeting of the American Physic Society here.

There are lots of chemicals con- taining three carbon Atoms plus Home other .klnds of elements. but "no made solely of three carbon atoms is a scientific curiosity. it soon breaks up and becomes parts for other less strange chemical com- pounds. i .

Protons, -or cores of hydrogen ntoms, apparently play a part in hitching the three carbon atoms Wtether. Protons coming from the Sun strike atoms of nitrogen, oxy- lzen and others in the earth's at- moeoiiere to produce the northern lights, .

It is likely Dr. swims said. that Drotonrcomlrig from the sun can zlrrlltme carbon atoms In the region

. merits andhpr uce a halo-like "hat similar to thgdnorthern lights,

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to hear of his illness, and all wish him a speedy recovery. Mrs. Hedley Jenkins. Mt. Albion. llCft recently for Toronto, Ont. tc spend the holiday season with her daughter. Mrs. Helen MacLean.

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Miss Louise Jenkins. Mt Albion. was a business visitor to the city recently.

Miss Sandra and Alfie Macbean left recently for Tor nto, Ont., where they will spend he Christ- mas holidays with their mother, Mrs. Helen MacLean.

Mr. Henry Jenkins. city. was a guest at the home of his sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. John Myers, Mt. Albion. recently

Mr. Sidney Myers. Mt. Albion. was a visitor to Lorne Valley re- cently.

The many friends of Miss Mar- garet Lowery. Lorne Valley. is former school -teacher; here. all wish her a speedy recovery from her recent operation in the Mont- ague Hospital.

Mr Gordon Myers. Mt. Albion, was a business visitor to the city recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Omer Ferguson. Mt. Albion. motored to New Perth recently where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis.

Mrs. Gilbert Jenkins, Mt. Al- iblon. was a visitor to the city re- cently.

The many friends of Mrs. Char-

les Fraser, Georgetown, are sorry ?to hear of her illness in the Mont- .ngue Hospital, and all wish her a speedy recovery. I Mr. and Mrs. John S. Horton. lBethel, were recent visitors to Mt Albion, where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs John Myers.

Mrs. Ben). Horton. Mt. Albion.

Mrs. Henry VS-.-Jenkins, Mt. Al- Monday, December 22nd.

Mrs. Jlames and Mrs. Lester Rankine were joint hostesses to the Birch Hill Ladies Auxiliary on December lith, with a large at- tendance of members and visitors, The president. Miss Edna Robert- son, led the meeting which opened in the usual manner. Regular rou- tine business was discussed. Mrs. Roy I-It-rmanns kindly invited the January meeting. The meeting closed with the Lords Prayer, and lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Earle Rankine and Mrs. Elmer'Myers.

-G.U.

CHRISTMAS SWIM.

LONDON -(OP)- The annual 100- yard race for the Peter Pen swimming cup is to be held Christ- mas Day in the Serpentine Lake in London's Hyde Park. If the lake is frozen. the fee will be broken to

iMacKcnzie-. Mt. Albion. are sonny rach of Cornwallis is snending the.

:Christmas holidays with his wife and family at Borden.

Mr. William Irving. who has been attending Horton "Academy at Wolfvillc. is spending the Christ- mas holidays with his parerlts. Capt. and Mrs. Wylie Irving, Bor- den.

Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Hayes of .Point 'Tupner are visiting in Bor- den with the latters parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell.

Mr. Lloyd Heffell. Prince of Wales College student. is soendinlz the Christmas holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heffeli at Borden.

Miss Marion Deelzan of Amherst visited relatives in Borden over the week-end of December 20th.

Mr. Hillard Mcinnls. St. Duns- tans University student. is spend- ing the Christmas holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Mclnnis, Borden.

A, B. A. A. 8? Walter Westhaver. who recently returned to his home in Borden after his second series of operations in Korean water. is receiving a warm welcome from many friends here. His brother. 0. S. 8. Francis Westhaver of Hall- fax is also visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Westhaver. Borden.

Mrs. Leonard Williams and little daughter Heather Anne of Goose Bay. Labrador. returned to their home in Borden on Sunday Decem- ber 14th and are visiting her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Colin Love

Miss Phyllis White of Moncton is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William White. Borden.

Miss Mary Sexton and Mr. George Read. students at Sllmmerside High School. are spending the holidays at their homes in Borden. Other students who are home in Borden are Messrs William and Arnold MacLean of Prince of Wales College and Miss Mary Gallant of Notre

Mrs. Walter Bridges and daugh- ter Joyce. were recent visitors Charlottetown.

Mrs. Gleason Wiil;ams. Slim- mcrside, spent the weekend of iDeccmher 21st. at the home of Mr and Mrs. Onsln MacDonald.

Miss Emily Moore. Victoria West. spent the weekend of De- lcember Cllst at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Murphy. a

Miss Bessie Bridges, Ellerslie. spent the weekend of December 21st at the home of her parents. IMF. and Mrs. Walter Bridges.

Mr. and Mrs. Allan Moore. Vic- toria West, were guests at the home of Mrs. Moore's parents. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Phillips cm Sunday, December 21st.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mllligan, Pictou. are spending the christ- mas holidays at their home in Pop- lar Grove.

Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey MacLeod. Victoria West, were guests at the home or Mrs. MacLeod's parents Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ellands on Sunday. December 21st.

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MURRAY ROAD SCHOOL

-The following is the December :report for Murray Road School:

I Grade IX-1. Jo Ann MacDon- 5llld.

Grade VIII-l. Brenda Matth- .cws: 2. Frances Bulger; 3. Leonard MacDonald.

Grade VII-1. Myrna Tuplin; 2. .Joyce Mllligan; 3. Frank Milligan. l Grade V-l. Frances Skerry.

Grade III-1. Roger Matthews; 2. Marie Skerry.

Grade II-1. Robert Kelzer.

Grade I (A)-1. Alfred Skerry;

2. Reggie MacDonald. (B). 1. Judy Matthews: 2. Tommy Gain; 3. Ruby slrerry.