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Page 2 The Guardian

City and

BOY'S TA!)-Dial 560 ESGO.

Saturday. June 25, 1955

Central

"WI TREAT TEE SICK WELL"

Mrs. Neslliti Receives.Key To

City At Guide, Brownie Rally

rconunied vI'ronLpa1ge I)

Chief Guide

turn again soon. bringing mem- bers of her family with her.

In introducing Mrs. Nosbitt. Mrs. F. Gordon Iiutcheaon. Pro- vincial Gir-l Guide Commissioner

Changes Among Cnlhollo Clergy

Changes anion! the Catholic Clergy of the Diocese of Charlotte- ltown were announced by Ilia lia- ceilency Most Rev. Malcohn Mac-

Itwasannouncedlastevenlng twIiaPtuleilaall'ItnassDivIdon

Parkdale School Again Wins Strathcona Shield

annually to the rum .. ,, 't"'d'm' ”5h”i ill Phvsicaluttliilili

. . -Glssey'I PhIl'InlCY- OPGII Wt Eachera Bishop of Charlottetown (mu pg-mg. gohooi 11.4 um

i . PLEASE BRING your tax bill 111111 .111” 11.111111 1 1 told of her wide experience In 1 111 -1 1 11” 1 inc proaaln.

t ' I who making payment. I V Mrs. W. Rankine Nesbltt was 'First'C1lass awards. went to Win- ievery field ofm1Guilthng11m which :11” '.1cg1'-S ” ,r'1l?::er3fy geufnmc It winnlnl :0 31-151 311 3,”. 111.1111 C1111 ducted

- - you coMpLm-3; 1-111111.101 5.1. presented with the key to Char- nlfred ling Macmillan. Wendy has been con uous s s she 11111 week Dill” 1 . I one Trust Shield. am e- 31. 1111111111111 111,1m111111 to 11111 1 RADIATOR nepnlrlnil f9C0"' vice can Mallow; Battery gud lottetown last night by His Wor- Armstrong. and Madeline Pra- Iwas a Guide. R" E 11-1c E0111” 1” 1N 111 lull-lc of vhvslul tfdllll-Bl WW mlno ago you", V,-1111191., 11111 111” - LBS Ind llllsllllll Mllm" 3” Radiator Service 6232. ship Mayor J. D. Stewart. at the light. The Gold Cord. highest hon- Mrs. Nelbll-I ROVO I most in- ' 'p” ' 0' a'-'l39W- 1'” 55"” i' ""'M'd praise for the wdl-baionced 111

use-wee:-or:-cvn.n.-1: - agaerculr

wry and radiator service.

wsr ARRIVED. - Rwy Wool Blazers &.95. Kennedy! 1-85195 Wear.

EDUCATIONAL TAX is now

PAINTING SPECIFICATIONS for work in City Schools now avail- able at City School Board Office.

GOSPEL MEETING in Suffolk school Sunday night. 8:30. Stand-

Queen's and King's County Guide- Brownie Rally held in Queen Charlotte High School. The cere- mony of presentation was done in the traditional manner with the Town Crier announcing the

our to be awarded a Guide, was presented to Joycelyn Stewart.

Mrs. Nesbltt spoke to the girls. thanking them for their warm greeting and urging them to keep "their eyes and minds open for

iteresting account of the recent

annual meeting of the Canadian Girl Guides Association held in Fredericton. and described some of the important decisions made there. One of tile most significant changes to be decided upon is the

Rustlco will become pastor at Morell and he succeeded in his former charge by Rev. Iconard Ayers who has been pastor at St. Charles. Rev. Charles Gallant. assistant at Egmont Bay. is to be parish priest at St. Charles, and

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M. Thompson Heads Fair

-Tlielrst annual meeting of

gram presented the and teachers at hllramlff yum He deo gave honourable m1 non to erode: I to VII of C11 and school for their display to-111 showed interest and enjoy1111

. 5 ill be taken City Clerk. who ntered with the the chance to perform. good deeds . 1, in the proaram by the 11 i':.st1,1?1i1l;'.c1111t1:p1:fi'i,,11,11s,(1ion "'1 Tun" Au welwm" kgy gccompanigde by two ponoo. idthe s1e1lfl1e1ss spirit Tlbefitting :g1lffll0l1ln aim l'l:m&1lrl:1deem - ' .Fm1','"a1'1':':1,l l1:loc::rd'1 ";'; tar: Crapa:edml::iigitionudAssoc11.s- CANADIAN A a ti c n- m n and a b ' . In ea In rowmes- e com- -- ' I Wu no: on I It decid d to -run sncosn INSTALLMENT mm ”" i E amp" party then sang "Open Up Your many. to bring even closer to lllllllllllll ll ' 3IV- Mb ..,..,1..; or 31... um, -11,. 1.1.. '” ” ” "le 1!

of City taxes is due and payable on June 30th.

HEAR ”AVE MARIA" as sung

ST. JAMES SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC today. 2 p. m. Cars leav- ing from Church.

sumers annual meeting. City

Hall. Monday at 8.

ATTENTION-Hot rod race will be held June 27th and not July

lihll. Saturday. June 75th. 6.45 (Standard Timel. 7:45 vDaylight) over CFCY. Speaker Mr. Neil A.

The Guide-Brownie Rally. at which lone Guides were also pre- sent. was arranged by Mrs. W. J. Rodd. District Commissioner

for Queen's County. and Miss Su- zanne Macliinnon. who arranged the programme. This was as fol-

Heart and Let The Sun Shine In" and the "Hiking Song". After His Worship Mayor Ste-

Fire. and gifts were presented to Mrs. Nesbitt for her two child- ren. Alice and Victor. who were unable to attend the Rally. The

To Visit City

. for so 111 C11 1111 .111 AS5151. wart presented the key to Mrs. . 1 1 II I VG?! successful venture. :. gal the Leslie Bell Singers. July 27th as stzxted on entrY form. 111g 111119 W311, "1C11"s,ef:,i.1ge1.1. A1-. Nesbitl and departegl. songs 1.1.11! 111. Rev. George bony. lgllgyognglnhtled b(i:i1l1l1r1Igi:1 1lbySif1:0l1ISoO:.. Ee;nlL”1::1d g::"1"'l::”11S':'1'11."1:1'1 laeeyollgkgila an-w"do;a1;f President. Max 'H10mpso1-111.11 REPORT FROM Parliament 5”la""- DWl5l0" C0'"""55l0"" we" 5"” ”""”d '9 C""'P B.A.. 9.1).. LL.D.. labovel or .-relations with the varied ethnic It Vernon Riven Rev- Francis ” l""”"'i- ml" Nl”h0l50n- Seme-

Church of Canada. who is ex- pected to visit Charlottetown on

every Guide this important part of her training. She also described the irnpor-

Want part Canadian Guiding In

Toronto. Modtllalol 0' "19 United I-groups which are always increas-

Pbelan McKenna, pastor at Morell. becomes pastor at Alberton. Rev. Nasalre Gallant-assistant at Vern- on River. to be assistant at Pal-

Ledwell. newly ordained priest, to

sldent. Max 'ihompson was in the dialr. He reported the one day exhibition held last August zsln

show will a great deal of en- tt ' as more money would

i ant and the

Ing as the number of i Canadians increases;

the ' 'b of St. T 's College.

be available for prizes. and bet- ter facilities were being installed

Wednesday In August the

for the Eldilbtfion lhiaasyelu-1d: for future years: The followin officers and comrnitte were .

ilary. Brent Wood. (all re-electedl Directors: R. N. Dawson. w'

Waddell. John Simmons. Arlh

Simmons. Eric Lowther. B111

1 1 1 111 L11 1 M1p1' 1 1 laws The Guard of Honour fornl- 1 S 1 301 1.1- 1 1- 11,1111 - 1 111 111 1, lsrl-.Rl-".sr at the rate of In ofl1 3 95”" 9' 9"99"5 1,11 11111111. 111, 1111111 5111111,, 1.111111. Guides they formed the Guard 11f”:11e 1;11i:1:1ec1;i:1':M11 1,1"kif1: f1f1-Z”'3,11iTf',': 1;"31111'1:l,'15Qe111,1115 shOW GI'CIIiEd '” "'9 ll" "in llV”'0'lll- "ll Trowsdnle. George Nicholson, per Celll PCT mmllll Wm be ch3l',39,d. WINSLOE Pastoral Charge. Un- lonom one (1-1,111 1.31.11 Company of Honour again for Mrs. Nes- 011111.011 111 sackvuie in Sepl.em- Guiding Mrs Nesbltt paid l:ri- l I I "mi" it 3”" 00l1V9lll0lll1n 8911- Colnmittees:- ”"3”"'"d"ei"51”nme"'”fCmcl lled Clllllch 0' C3"3d3- 59"'C95 and back. through which Mrs. bltt's departure. ber of last year. bule during her remarks to the Perlnlsslon To a"1' H”l'”5i 14"” F"3"30ll- Alvl 1805- Sunday are as follows. I-lighfield Nesbill passed accompanied by Mr. Dorev.has been acting Sec experience Mrs. Hutcheson had ?Ieuuuc,1'11a.hr'v11111l'1 Z19” wood' w'i15h- Park" F”m'l5- TIN) FIRE ALARMS-Iluemen1i1l14050 36'1"-2 P”1'1'”:1W1”15R”” d M”; F- G0l'df"l1 HlllCll950ll- Pm" . retary of the General Council displayed in guiding the sessions 31.11118 1113 wt” 1.;ve11:1':e:;111r;1 f9g;ge;z1.g9”- Ralllh ll answered tvto minor calls yester-1 ed -1v.ni1l5301:f' 11:3ll7110 Psm-1 Vll'lCIal Commissioner; They were since the death of Rev. G. A of the conference through a num- 111 cove, .11 .111e1uuv .1111 19.1,, ”P1'm11ry' Wm w11dd11 11 day. One at 8 DesBrisay Crescent ;1'1lv S(fh15;oi1l9””;nn0l-1;"1ei1”1m11e.1;'-eflr Elected by M155 lllhlgenle AFSEW , Sisco. D.D. He served on the her of worthwhile discussions. "Zllbo show must go on" wu 11.1: I s111l11i111111111,. He stated cu111e1d -Jo1m' 0:51 arller 111 111 am” w111C11 was 1111111111 111, H111 rdv 1111111111 . who who oooompanred them to Board of Home Missions for 5 Mr. 1R.1 C. Parent. Provincial the decision 1-gagged by me cm. 111111 11,111 yen were wmnd be In Ayridrer Kglmmm B05 .11 ll" 0l'."l"””9d Ell” 5"” ”"'”"l' ' 5 ” i '";1,'”1;" '1; '1"'11A”d"”1'11'"1i1"'1 11 YWS , 10 C 1 g0""'!l51j'0”" "l ”'9ml13W 50131” Council It 8 special meellnz. held additional sum of 3650.00 avall- sor Bell col. Allan M:ceLenii,l S av! - Hmsbomuzh budge .1 .n00n' CRAPAL'.D' Spnnghem Lung theireplaucirs iii Ho:r:e)Psrhoeeforr?i(h- A ' frDr. thizoifslliianncealiriglands iiinii90g N:(i)(iiii :IiLi'lE:on1l:1lleaCifd in 8:: dismal! yesleti-id” flggmiiitng 0.! die which mmd be ldded ho we Homleim: J' v' Mow" CS1 1 lkelther fire resulted in any an-1c1e1,11 p1111s111..s 5911.11.95.10, 51111, 1 , very pleasant evening was 9'” ' 1 ed 1111 U .1 3' CW5” 9" 9 34V b V prise money. Lam A11” claw reclahe damage 11 1.1 111111 21; 1955 -111.1111 51111118 lion. and the Grand Howl was 5 11111 111 111 11 1 and was educal at e nllier- ting to the Island despite the du- 1,91-1-11111111115 we K1118 R9111 911111" . . 1 t p !11?1l1,1. 1f.11111'1. 51 E11-Z1,111.111v: given. Dorothy Campbell lzreeled 11:15 11ec10r'11 0:?” ”MM"h11”;'dd sity of Manitoba and Wesley Col- Ilcultles experienced on the Wadi to set up in Victoria Park when 1111111111e1,1111e 1 E 11111 p11ov111111.1 111J';;11'1-V "'dA1S"1?nS519l;- 090?: SPECIAL SERVICE or Vlcmnal r . Mrs. Nesbitt for the Brownies. - 9'1 Inn ars e . lege. wmnlprg. He was ordained here. and on behalf of members they arrive here on July -ia. 1.11111 30 ”- 9 Hon W f United Church on Sunday. June lE:nt1l)l:,I11,1c1:'1'8 S1l1)1r1;1111i!1i1eldS1.l1'01(.i11o1E1i111";: and Adele Beck 1111. 1116 1311111151 on June 23 when friends and by the Saskatchewan Conference of both Guide and Scout move- Mayor Stewart, in introducing g'11?1:,.1.1111em11.1;? '3; we I" l"Sg1Pml'd' 1 A . 11 26th. at 8:30 pm. Music 1ap-1C11111.1,111 101111 Creek. 3111) 1111111 Mrs Rodd then led the company neighbors gathered to extend con. in 1914. He has a special interest mlents. thanked Mrs. Nesbltt for col, F, J, storey, chairman of 1101111 11 111 '11 O1" w"k "'m0””- um” Smll-it Ken 1, proprlate to U lilted Nations gevening P H1 VP F. 511 11111111,! 111 51111111111 ...1.111s 1111118 13111111113 1g1a1111a111.111s 111111 11011111 11.151165 1111 among French Canadians, be her instructive address. assuring the oontgonjgl celebration com. 111111111 y111i:)5p”;”11'1'15 h- W Haul Robueen Hebe? MYE1llS- theme. Prof. Heath Mal-Quarrle i(,1mN11- Crapal-111 7 :10 pm. "91 11111111.. me occasion or their 2511, WE111111111 speaks French fluently. Guildlng all possible co-operation mittee and Brigadier W. W. .ield 21111 c:11ww1,r M11 gel” "119" Rad P9mTGe"3e Nlch0150l1 1 Will SW9 all lllll5lT3l8d Gl9C1l1ll” ;111,111 1,1l11y1,11 ' 1 Badges presented V were: The a,1111ve1s111.y1 . ---&--e----- from the Scout Association. as 3. member of me oommmoo my em)” 11: p.yP111;':l?; 5g1?x:15-JoC1l:1l1lllg511nLanl. 1 on Inlernahlongl 99309 1,3: ell-r 11 (rolden Hand to Ivorlce Weather- M, 111111 M15 1,11,11,15 Wm B" "19 cul-load 1C -m"-m--1 11 1 11 deahns particularly with amuse- 11111 "1111 1111 11h”111'”1 1118119 11.11 Jam" M01111 110111011 Mango ,, l v I , s. 1 , r - . . ' r 1 ' I 11 - . c - Mr 3 ax ” o.E3;lll.?J.lET?.t?....”'.?3i.. -1 V . lacs. -I -In mm --. -- ” i MUS": EXAMINNHONS '"-we of England Hall, Richmond St. 3 V V N-nvmg home to hear the wed' lsldfld Island Members the centennial celebration com- Cwwm" M”c9'm'0 Mid "Ill Hmldicnn "'5 cwkmgi Ml!

'l 1 . . . 1 . . . the Hospital. would be dosed off. Sheila Dlckison. Grade 1 theory. 5115119115911 1111- two 1.911151 F1” ley. Mary McCabe. Gertrude 1 1 11 11 d . 11 ers. 1 V legal .of course. however. clams . baton, 14, 11,1; 111,1 me 111 1 1 3 First class honors. Ann Lawlor: drunk and lncapables appear-ed1 Doyle. Shirley lynn. Agnes M80 gr1z1',1r"1l'11e”1:111s1n:"1-1111g11””we1”Ci:)51,11f1f1' 1119 ”The quality and Olllslalldlnl? make pretty poor bait.” 'si:1tc1:1'1' 1opx:1n1S1nm'ed1"'m11d1eb:1:;; would prove interesting hob lrriggireaat tiger a"i'1r:lyFsen(tJriiIri1phe(z3asug'i 1 11111101113; M31-1e McGm8an; pass: 31111 were sentenced 115 13011111”; Donald Patricia Murnaghan. unexpecmd 8116115 and 111111111111 characteristics of this Island prn Mn, MAcLEAN's coMpLA1N1- tnc11v.' town. N1 11'' topped 111. 1111 11

following is a list of successful candidates in exarninations held recently by the Royal Conserva- tory of Music of Toronto in

Charm"emw"' The names are u. '5llb.l6C'1 "HOW 10 be 5"” 0' D" Bell Deana R bertson m0meS' explained me purpose of rived from Cal " wenwnt 1'” aim 1" MW ll" - - ; 1 . . , . gary yesterday th .1 tr ti f ht o ed- noise. Mayor Stewart -la. Defence Conlroc rimged m Md” M """1:i11 dmgd: Heaven. now!". A warm welcome 11:11:19 s1111111w111111' D111111?1y B1111. the SUTPHSG Pllllly lllld C3119” morning by air to purchase a toizy :iI'd:(.: Mir. rlgilgkmany spa!-ld:a Cmlllcl-"0l' M30903!” P011304 de" "P in debt” ""1 d"y' R

HI theory: Harmony tory. pass: Mary Claire Smith; harmony. honours: Shelagh Mol- loy. Grade II theory: First class honors: Jacqueline Cununiskey; honours. Pauline MacDonald: pass: Genevieve McGuigan.

Mary Connolly.

FISHERIES COUNCIL MEET- ING -- C. Garden O'Brien. Man- ager, Fisheries Council of Can- ada with headquarters in Ottawa arrived here last night en-route In Souris where he will be guest speaker at the semi-annual meet- ing of the P. E. Island Fisheries Federation. which takes place to day. Mr. E. A. Day. CNR. De- partment of research and develop- ment will also address the meet- ing which will be under the dir- ection of S H. Burhoe. President of the Federation and will con- clude with a lobster supper. At

BIRTHS

Eiitvi-iR:Xi'El'l'e' P. Efi. no.1

p.m. combined Sunday school and :service. chalk talk by Mr. S.

lstreigllt, special numbers in song. -Message by Mr. S. Christensen.

to all.

POLICE COURT--At City Po- lice Court held before Magistrate K. M. Martin yesterday morning. a person charged with uttering a forged cheque had his sentence

two received it days each. one iwas fined 310.00 and costs or 5 days. another was fined 55.00 and costs or 5 davs. and one was re- manded until this morning.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY -The funeral of the late Seymour Fran- cis Murphy was held yesterday morning from his late residence. South Shore. to St. Martin's Church where Requiem High Mass was conducted by Rev. Edward Doyle. C.Ss.R.. who also conduct- ed the service at the grave. The pail bearers werezlildmund Hand- rshan. Stanley Taylor, Wilbur Currie. Melvin Currie, A. L. Mac-

1 Three years have passed away Since our great sorrow fell.

garet Stafford, Susan Morrison. Barbara MacDonald. Dawn Cur- rie. Lorna Burke. Jean Vessey. Gloria McKay. Mardi MacDon- ald. Donna McGee. Anne Cameron.

dreault and Ethel Aylward. The Religion and Life Emblem went to Marina Kays. Elizabeth Ander- son. Patricia Craudel, Carolle Anne Blanchard, Helen MacDon- ald, Aileen Noonan. Anne Brad-

Betty Aylward and Madeline pra- ugbt.

Personals

Mr. W. H. Drake. Pownsl. left Wednesday evening by plane for North Battleford. Sask. He will visit his brother. Mr. E. G. Drake and Mrs. Drake at Med- stead. Snsk.

Miss Gloria Fechan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Feehan of Mt. Stewart. left yesterday morn- ing on a month's visit to her bro- ther-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Picnne of White

I ll. And to those who knew him and

And a heart that was purer than ol '

ding March. and were escorted to chairs by Miss Mae Warren and Mr. Wylie Gibson. Mr. Gib- son. acting as master of cere-

upon Mrs. Rupert Godfrey to read a cleverly written address in verse form. A presentation of a chest of silver was then given

the happy couple by Mrs. Leigh Frizzell. Rev. Lee Mac- Naughten also added his con-

lhem on behalf of himself and his wife.

Refreshments. including wedding cake. were served after a social hour of music and singing. All wished Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins many more years of happiness.

r The following is the address:

To Helen And Hector

In June. 1930. when the world was fresh and green,

A dashing young couple dark and one fair.

In Loverls Lane could be seen.

- Oil?

friendly neighborly ways.- Heve won for you both our of

For Alberto

Major W. A. M. M. Innes ar-

carioad of more pure bred P. E. Island Ynrkshlres. which have won such a reputation iii Western Canada as to make them and their progeny a "must" among the most advanced swine breed-

duct have created a good de- mand." Innac --M last night. "and no trouble is experi- enced in disposing of them in Calgary.

"This is my first trip to the Island where I am seeking advice from Mr. Clay with a view to obtaining these quality Yorkshires which are available at no other place in Canada."

Kinsmen Open Peanut Days

Last

evening the Kinsmen

North Shore .

been invading Prince Edward Is- land and reducing its stocks of clams. Linking his remarks with

"In addition to predatory birds. we have predatory human beings and they have come from the Province of New Brunswick. Those predatory humans exhaust our shores of clams. That is quite

Mr. MacLean told the Commons that decline in the coastal trade in the Marltimes had resulted in the former ports and boat land- inlls b ' dilapidated and un- fit to shelter shipping. Many needed wharves and shelters are not provided and in some places. fishermen have to drag up their boats on shore in bad weather by the use of horses or other means.

On this issue. Mr. Klckham dis- agreed with his colleague from Queens. He rlnimnrl that owing to the action of the former dis- trict engineer of the Public Works Department. horses are not re- quired. because tho Works De-

tContirlued from page It

mi-ttee was formed. "This kind of a birthday only comes once in a hundred years, and what is a birthday party without a bl of

out that a letter had been re- ceived from the Hospital Board objecting to the park site being used. It was developed that the roadway leading from the show area to Brighton Road West of

lty of the show space, that noise elements would be subdued some- what. and that finally the show would close promptly at mid- night.

"What is a festivity without a circus carnival." Col. Storey ask- ed. and added the King Reid Shows are above reproadl.

Brigadier Reid described the various prugranunes drawn up after weeks of consideration by the committees which eventually designated certain events espec- ially in the interest of the child- ren. "In the over-all program the Committee has been backed In! the City Council and most of our citizens." he laid.

down on the rebel-infested areas as the ground units advanced.

auer considering the complaints he felt-that the a 1,111.

Won was ory. When the King Reid Shows were here before the man.-

whioh appeared to be adequato,

Councillor Euilchesorl withdrew hl.s'ob.iection on the strength of the assurance of Brigadier new that only the trampled grass could be attributed to the show belnx on the ground when here

Councillor Gormley said he was not interested h taidng in 33,000 and paying it out to the Exhibi- tion. He commended the centen- nial committee for their work l-l1l'0llQIaut.CouncIIIor Johnstone said he believed ilhaf. co-operation ill stopping loud noises would eliminate the objections rallscd. and diverting the traffic away from the Hospital. the blowing of horns. etc.. would reduce the cause for complaint.

Councillor MacDonald ho p e d thaiailtzlilswotlldbe done.bul etlll objected to the area being used. ulggestinz that an area on Queen Square would possibly be

1 tabl ti durin th pro- 1 ac and Ivor Burdette. The p11 1 N Y 111 As the days of the month sped 11 - C11 111. 1 . 1 :EeSdLiilgS.e Llixene guestsg will be llihersl was very largely attended. ans 8w M onward and the if-ith arrived. f1f1:1':mwIv1)1i1i1y g1i:1?em:1':11b111';r”1111ed ::1"'1'1l:1'1'erl1lll5 Provided menhnnl d.3oli1(;t1 iffeeimediapodsgi E21 f'!.I.o1;e111slt11k:1l11E;.1nM:ry'etl.l-woS1t1e11w1a1;tt . . ISLAND ' SMW" ""”"Eh mm" d””'"' PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH in M" Frank Hm""d' ""1 M" This '”""'5”""” b'"s"'"" "em". helpers making a house to house Mr. MacLcan questioned Mr l.u,mo..' G.-ohms, which migu begin to accommodate the show. .X - in port. 011 1111 01111111111 Pa 1511 381.1,-1ce11 fig M'5t1hHi?"" H”wa”:'.C”"w,31"'.T0”k holmie H919" '” be "'5 canvass. Sinclair as to whether the cause- exceed wlrat would he Ibrt.boom- Members of the Council present ,- l - - voua SATURDAY NIGHT ne)lt1tal..drd's Day. J neimlt The sad gyrgfgiyonv slitrijrrriiinlori mdei E””" l" ""3 ll?-V the C019" WW5 0" "In new Trans-Canada inc to the cmnmltt and room were: Mayor Stewart. Councillors V3 r V l JAMBOREE - roaulvl. Sacrament of the Lord's supper and Atheil-l' daughter and son-in-law 1.11 11 11, 1 1111111111 1111.111 NI Planters float with the beaull- Highway are lnterferinlz with the sors for their work." There is A. Walthen Gaudet. r. G. Hutch- x 41 ya 4' ' Wm be celebrated at Clydg River M11 111111 M151 -1-1.1,w111.111ge1 01111w111 ”k1gE1”;5 flll queen and peanut dmetrll made movements and reproduction of v Ar1'thur Gnrmley. Elmer ON 111 11111 111111.111” 1911,11”. 1,1 W111-. 11111 111911 Y11111111 11111 131111111 1111114111111 ma-n-y happy 1111"” 1hey,W a tour o1: H11: Cl(l)y 12111: on 1115- rlghdn the Province. To this. the French low.-10; Mmigm M3111-11,, 1CI;31I1lB P. R. Mccormac. Ed 1 - . e ship. the service beginning ll 11 Stctson was born at Marshfieid but known Will bill l 9 VP 8"3l19,5- 9 Min!-St?!" P901195 that mvnsu ea Bourges-Manoury to the National Wll "5 ('09- HOWGfd MCIIIIIIS om, Eventing service of thanks it is forty-nine years since he wasl.1.11 1 1,91 c1111dren 11111111111 children were thrilled with the had been taken to give fish ac- Assembly in Paris Thursday night A-r glvirlg 7:30 pm. Nine Mile Creek last on P.E.I. and naturally he Ta: 111”1wg ” Visit and tn Complete 8 happy cess to streams and to avoid that the situation was deteriorating FITTED FOOTWEAR Sunday school ll a.m. Canoe sees many changes. He is a nep- A 11 E11 111'1 . 111.1111 1111111 3"9"l00ll they were lrnaled with damage to oyster beds. here. He said sabotage activity was A h I n 1311 1." Queen IL C11 "11 .111. Cove Sunday school 2 p.m. No how of Mr. Frank Howard. " ”"1'1"'111'1m.e'5 A 3 P 2 psangts Bthr1t1iu1grll l(al:f1l1ll('.'l:S at Tllrt-.edQueens I1l1'leYhb("ll E1150 1ad- 13:11 ;l1l1:n1lIl:Ix':;:E. dVeV1l1t1l;1ehe1acl&1'1ol1l1)1lle5 III II c"AaLoT"m"' " - - 111111115 1 oh (1 l - . . ar 0 .. . . voca a po cv o ucalon . - Cove gclilfaolholitgi. gonald Nlglxliglf - McLa'lne Ltd. rather than prosecution to put a menls of troops and P0500 from -1- son Minister In Mernorlarn Andl 1n0W- twenty - "V! M" Today the workers will be ask- stop to lobster poaching. He also Fxiancz 1 0 I g. ' ner- 1' 11 '11 1 1 hi 1 1,11 11 1 11 f n onstantlne. aecurty units U1 l res 2, 1 11.1 1 d 1111 1 1' our I1 01' suspec rror S. 83 M . In the” community where they 1c(1lrl1::r1l:n a1I1lelpVl1S;leOl'1:iddf;es e 3 oc3;l::el11edfis?1 1:11:11 ta:ke11lsp1:1i1:a1tlnDe:1 systetrenatllially comm 11:0 A1;-1ah S IDE or 5 ' ' in Mammal" ..:lt.::w..:."'l:.'l :1 .l.:.':::.'. E..i.f..S'.”.?.'lZf.” 9 ” ' 32:25.2. ”:.'l:..2'zti5”...lil..t1 1-1--1111-1111 Cl”-R”0”'”0WN """s l."l..l”""i-.-.'.'”"':1i.” ":.""l::..".:..".:' W -4 T1... bridegroom ..Ile.:;::."3:.:':.'l.. ".....”- .f;:”ll: ::':..:.".:.."..”l..':.; mu obi... ............... 1.. Phone 12-3. 12-2 or 17 i. 503 PET iIIS3I'l.i0ll 1 klrltlledaln a c:-maccident June ssth: He ha:I a1nature you could not help llldt boyls r1nd1girls to summer camps r11lt1todhe1 of eghe quality desired. :1':1e1,1,:1'1”r11"1m”11':1':vl:1'e3n p11:1f191111':v;'1i1: Cl'3P3ud- Day or Night I II”: "V hm Your happy invlal manner, and an Fem”. 3 es my ' "d T"”””'"- B”"'b"' 'w””P'd PERCY DAWSON