“ORANGEMEN from all over}The usual parade 4. the province gathered at Bede-| However a large crowd was Gordon R

gue on Saturday for the annual Sigs Drange Tea which had to be held indoors due to the heavy rains.

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Boys 14-years,1.

Girls 14 years, 1. Ohristine

Beryl Younker, 3.

Boys 15 years, 1. Vernon Walsh. Blair Ferguson, 3. Blair

Boys 16 years and over, 1. Ernest Lewis, 2. Wesley Reeves 3. Danny Nesbitt.

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» LONDON (AP)—A raven-haired |000 project which will add five’ starting te build a house now. beauty whose name was linked! miles of tunnels to the subway | my business has disappeared and going west.”

romantically. with the—shah of | system. Unemployment is down) pm Iran announced her engagement, to less than 55,000. The lowest | Saturday to a London accountant. | figure in West Berlin's record. |

. | when Soviet Premier Khrushchev! more secure future in West Ger-

Berlin is bustling and throbbing building has diminished to the

But a responsible city official’s calculations show that more than 13,000 West Berliners have aban- doned the city since November,

the_big reasons for the drop ia } unemployment {is that--thousands ‘of persons have left, to find a

launched his drive te oust the West. : At first look, downtown West |

REGENT

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many. ;

Although office buildings are being constructed, private home => Bex 1600

Lilly Mythra Fallah, 19, daughter.

of the chief of Iran’s nationalized | any fear that the city will be sold ‘oil -industry;-said..she_will_marry | down the river when the East- Christopher Coe, .23,.:whom she West negotiations resifme in-

met at a debutante’s ball in Lon —

Married men, 1. Wesley Currie, 'don, in September. hi

ion buildings are rising. Thé, tect:

as never before. Million-dollar of- | vanishing point. Said one archi-

George Wotton Photog

Loe T ; 4 : Tt ' =~ » + i. . fs : ’ oe td : = “ = " - " Sanne . | ia ; GODIVA VICTOR } 4 ISLAND. NEWS AGE 7 ‘ 3 7 “% 4g ; Bryant woe the Lady Godiva | Hughes and family. when their Cesena 170. aircraft . Sooare horse race stakes Saturday Mrs. Austin Rogers, Freetown |Plunged into Lac aux Dores near , GUARDIAN NEWS BUREAU TELEPHONES: +" | Eilat eee tpemee ane 2 | gual Chectaanen ten geee [eminem aoe r . Summerside 8031; Alberton 68-2 Montague 97-2; Souris $22 = _ er aone a Sn. geeaye prypeet epaenden yyob rg Le Lar iran gener ws - - ~ — Right pretty girs im verious | Mr. Stanley Sharp has, made ‘ , ous, a. The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon, July 13, 1959. 3 cages of endross guinea (Sd tecovay of te’ Primelen ieee Ost en Thirty - Five Island Beauti Ou Friday owasing the con-| in Brine Ina deresens | 0, teen susie vet is - me ous ° irty : Ive $ SS saat wel mabe tale forth éaty. Det nly Care ond ene of ls eee Mr, Se een || CATTLE z and final appearance as @ group| “Her dressed down limit. | Vrs a a ner MA A To Bid For Sea Queen Tithe ira renr at| Ae cctrent br tre watcha | Shae, Summers =e | BREEDING : and the crowning of the Sea . Margate. . ~ SUMMERSIDE — Thirty-ive,ing the afternoon, and again| Queen at the stadium. hea we ee \Hlizabeth ond Mildred Evens|| reve Yeur Service! contestants will be entered in.the| Thursday evening. when 2 queen; On Saturday evening the queen Earii ae bane ext’ ve returned to their home at | Save Meney oa Repeats! Sea Queen contest to be held dur-| will be chosen, and prizes pre-|will preside at the presentation| . “Hier, Gare Burlington after spending a few) ing the 4th annual Lobster Car-| sented to her and the two prin-{of prizes to winners in the vari- ‘of thing — @ race | days at Freetown visiting their ~- Place Calls Early! jnival at Summerside this week.|cesses at the stadium. lous other carnival competitions. | "www, of coventry’s legendary | grandmather, Mre. John Picker-|| pisss inseminator Either A Sea Queen and two princess- ee ate ney oe 1 ts Gs cnn oe es, who will receive a total ow thiex te Profitt, . Summenside oe _ com unt 9h tas ate ie ee cade ee eae ae etree awa, wil So mead ee cp [BaP ees MT | P81 Ml ng a |izer Robert Phillips. “I’m sure | Mr. and Mrs. George - pearance £ 3 it would look muck more a |= Duce, — e s. : thentic..*” : Suse Capetick, M1, alee ar- i | @ued for the genuine stufé—‘‘al- scezeasLeave City Since April /ss2es=22 oe ae oe eee oes seen ‘ ‘ again on a large float in sie tae. cain ‘Waching wae Regpen 20 long ae race. Proceeds went to swell the Lobster Carnival parade dur-|1 31 s+ west Berlin leaves the| 9? °% Besotiating.” OF) the funds of the South Berk- that the city’s 2.200, | H% 10 hot te think about pol-| shire Hunt. 2. David Lockhart, 8. Jim Coles. | oy" wcone are aet la the ioe iities.” . The riders turned up ia an Three-tegged race under 13.’ 1. | worried about what will happes eye-catching collection of nyion Lorna and Myrna Hardy, 2. John | we Geneva fi misters |e BAVE LarT nighties, pajama tops and filmy Carr and Robert Miller, 3. David f ereign 3 But i you probe deeper, elty} negligees. In terms of the God- and Miton Drummond. -‘olficiale will admit that one ef iva look, onky Clare and Susan

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Ask a West Berliner if he has |

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In spite of inclement’ weather, Roger Moore. ! @n unusually large crowd gather-} Girls 10 years, 1. Myrna Hardy, | Fursey, 2. Kaye MacEachern, 3. ea at. Banged ioe 2 Pauletie Coles, 3 Marios | Donald Linkleter. annual which Buchanan. : OE of eat of! Boys 11 years, 1. Milton Drum- Young, 2. of.King James at the Battle of | 024 —— the Boyne in 1690 Girls 11 years, 1. Carol Bell.

“The ccldiitdion faa place | Boys 12 years, 1. Pearly Inman. | 2.

ables presided over by - lodges | 2- Marion MacEachern, 3. Doris end church goume served |" Boy 12. 1. Roy Diamond. 2

The traditional patade with | Noman Simmonds. ; King William on a white horse! ‘i

d to be dispensed with but-a)| © full program of sport conducted|~ “>"> = oS ‘by T.J. Inman was keenly com; - ~ tested indoors. : x

Pipe music was supplied by are Piper Bruce MacLaren of Char- lottetown. “|

Speeches commemorating \the | © © pec of the Orange Order! =~

heard from the Grand Mas-| — Rene

ter, Gordon Ross; RWBM Mrs. | © wes P. M. MacCeull. MWDJGM Jes-| © sie Larter, TJ. Iiman, PGM;/ ©

RWDGM Rev. W.H. Forsythe and Heath MacQuarrie, M.-P. for Queens County.

Lodges from Summerside, Lot 16, Cc'eman and Borden gathered at welltaden tables. The Ladies Aid of Pleasant Valley United Church and of Tryon, Crapaud

of T.J. Inman, P.G. MacEachern, ter Roberts.

of the sports: Boys 6 and under, Welsh 2. Alan Moore. Girs 6 and under, 1. Heather MpcQuarrie, 2. Brenda Moore, 3. ora MacQuarrie. : Boys.7 years, 1. Hubert.Ling, 2. Clifford Murpby, 3. Bryon Carr. Girls 7 years, 1. Marlene Coles. Boys 8 years, 1. Paul Mac- Ezchern, 2. John Carr; 3: Kingley We’ sh. ec? ' Girls 8 years, 1. Lorna Hardy, 2. Sharon Payneter, 3. . Martha Hardy.

2. Sam Walsh, 3 Harvey Dr mond

Boys 10, 1. David Condon, 2 Condon, 2 Garry MacCaull, -3.

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Boys 9 years, 1. Blayne Ling, Drum-| -

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a problem for any young feller.

You can move it from. here to thousands who -revelled in the)

there but tifere is already more. sun, over there anyway — so what’s/| sandy beaches stretching along

YOU CAN HAVE LOTS OF FUN

| ‘Trying to think what to do{the use. Might as well pour i) Prince Edward Isiand’s North with so much sand can be quite! down my neck. May be it will Shore yesterday.

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salt waters and miles of |

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VISITING ALBERTON

Southboro, Mass, are visiting re- atives in Alberton.

VISITING SISTER Maurice Lanon, Rollo Bay, for- merly of Victoria Cross, is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Jerome Power,. Montague.

.. AT MONTROSE Mr. and Mrs. Edward Atkinso and family of Fredericton, N.B.

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SPENT HOLIDAY Mr. and Mrs. Lioyd Matthews: «who have been spending a holiday in Alberton, left Thursday for Charlottetown to visit relatives there before returning- to their home in Massachusetts. .

BRIEF VISIT Mr. and. Mrs. Willard Oulton, Greenwood, N.S. paid a brief visit

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VISITING GRANDPARENTS

Miss Nancy Giberson, Stellar- ton, N. S. arrived in Summerside on Sunday to spend her vacation with ber grandparents, Mr. and

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