JULY 17. 1953 THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE fl Summer htreet. Suminersidu. Phone 8031. News, Subscriptions, Advertising Representative: GEORGE CLOW and GEORGE WOTTON House Phones: 8032 and 8033.

The Guardian may tie liought at any of the

i O Q iPrice Considers 0 West Prince Ferry - following stores in Suinmerslde: 5

mu Bookstore. Summer Street; (iourlles Drugstore, 2l Central Stbceuii -Mr. John H. Pricc. Conserve-i

C I Service Feasible t Kelly's News-stand. Water Street; Marl: Gaudet. 61 Granville StreeI:illV9 F-illdldlle T0? the first dis-Y

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Alyre Doucette'e Grocery. Second Street; Island Motor 'l'rIlnpon.ltrlct of Prince. was the speclall Witter Street; Vlncefs Grocery. 120 Russell street; l'2nnnn's seIl- iSD95k9l' Rt ll 1Rl'3Fl.V attended meet- servlce Drug Store; Fred's Grocery, Convent Street. limit in the Alberton Institute Hall

ILL Waite In Kenslngton. last nillmr MP -1- W- Doll Camp'-

wgsr Pnmcg on.-leg bell. M L A.. presided and intro-I Allierton: Frank Weeks. Representative duced "19 Speaker. Phone: as-2 0mg. ""1 33.; "N... Dealings iwith issues of local,

gimportance Mr. Price said he hadl

-aL')'l.VG dressed fowl all -ICE CREAM SOCIAL, St. linvestrgated the problems of the gilod priC9S. C0l'll3Cl- R. 3- 3186- lilai'k's Hall Kensington. Satur- lproposed West Point ferry service, i'.iull. Carleton. day evening. July lath. Sponsored llo the mainland and considered it

by St. Marks Guild. entirely feasible and that it would

i i be of great benefit to the farmers

-soarH ar:Di5Qi'r; uniimii Om Ringo-'dP 1 . . . t . - . ' ' ll .

l'""- Nmm Bed.N”C 11'0" Wm i .'tu;:u.sl llrri. Biisiiiess as usual inf whom would vigit. the iiiesrern Tf"l('”"5 RT” 1:30 pm" 1' ml" i second floor Palph Caliber-k and l i V 7.3., -m Rev. J. K mm L. V - e part of the Island if a boat cross-G in P I L9" B”l9l1””i lin was available at this oint t

T” mnnsmh i '” I i Tie also considert:-d tthat, . the T i '”E (R5531 F95ill'3i fl” Kellffishermeir had not received much

pKENslNGT0x g MALPEQLE:sington Catholic Church grounds, izri Freetown PresbyterianChurch- gamesl musm m"Ch"S' Jul-V 22”d' is Services July 19, will be as fol-l pm" lilllS Freet.own 9.30 A. M: Ken-i ,s:iLiOll nt 11 A. AI. Malpcque 7301 P Al The Rev'd. H. C. Evans wllli rvnduct the services. The Re-.v'd. DA

Campbell, Inte Lm .Vlodera'.or. i

consideration when the new lob-1 -ster fishery regulations were: Ebrought in shortly after the open-l pl "ILL BE ABSENT from myung of the season on P. E. Island. l office. fmin Monday. July 20th, unllli gfgardlna 135:” M niiwnal Hi”! Saturday August 1st. Both datesipm ance i Tl nee Cr mzed we inr1iided.0ffice will remain open ixowrnmem for high mxes' and

t the waste. and extravagance of the

up R('1:7all'S and lens replacements , , . 3 taken care of as usual. H. T. Colvin, tgggmggxigt bgr0g;:::mu::m,:' 'SliRvEnNG POWER ”NETi Omonimnst Sumnmislde ipresyent level with an estimated , , . .. .

- icying is well uiidcriiay fur the ivrrsron of the Mriritiim Elia-tric tVimpany's power line from Mont- v.rsr- through to Tignish with Gus

gin-pR(;E CROW" AT (.AR.Vwysaviiig of over two million dollars Mlgom, of U", 131,151 A Other speakers included Mr.

crowds Lol ever attend the annual K of C'iW' Dnn Campbell" ML A" and

mmpbell. engineer lll clrargo. as-' m”””” Md 13”” f95””1 1” ”5.-::rr' Hhuben Gaudm M L A" or wred by GM”, Dom", and Verne history was on hand last evening; lgms ' , .-iriisuorth all of Clr.'ir'lot'.ctm'ir. my-V H) ””"-V( 11: V)3”9”5 gampsi F M7 &H(7mA”m- d ; Frveral car loads of polcs have "'1 nnmspmms mlmh 3,”d 5” -' ;tllT'll'Pd and the main part of the :;?':1I;1l:::1:Pf 1111;: ':J(ESig:: Eggggtltlge 1 ,,,.:I..l15,.g expected to be svmed atcly the weather man was most. E l l unkind and the rain which -7-- bctzrin to (rill about nine o'ciock' Mrs. Edmund Burns and Mrs. ..nRs'1' An) ..uv.uu)s AT cut the festivities short. However. vWaltel' Burns of Lower Freetown ti'l.l1AR1'-The OiLt-.ir'y First Am the boys are hopeful that good have returned from -i pleasant eiirmits ti'e1ig pi-igspiirpri mm per. v.cathcr will pr-t-vail tonight and holiday in Moncton, N. B. i. i.t:cates and pins at the school lllm0l'l0W 1119111 M1911 NH? bill 5h0W.' 7 (rinsing, The glass, rim;-iicied by will continue until all have had a' Mrs. Austin Scales. Miss Nora

iii, Leii-is Macxeiizje iias exam”)- cl:-incc to win some of the lovclv Scales of Freetown and Mrs. Garthi

..i by Mrs. Evelyn M. Cudinorc, prizes on clrsplriv -S Toombs of Summerside. spent riinsc receiving certificates were - -------W -g several days in Moncton and Saint ours Aisenault, Audrcy Dunvrllc, , . . . John. N. B.

ilieilti Ellis. Aubrey Harris. Frcd- S

ire Johnstone. Kenneth Johnstonc. . g s 1 Congratulations to Miss Nora

tzla MacAuslarid. Charles Mac- Scales who received honors in ex- 'x'Pll7.le. Marion MacKenzic, R:in- '3mlllMi0llS held r9C9llll.V in Sums i:n MacKiniion, Claudette M;1c- - g nierside -by the Royal Conservatory Vigil, Wayne Mritthews. Doris. gr-I-he Iogmn g"u;nR,mdP mm: of Music. Toronto. I E5g:1:l'aMa&.g:Or;E softball team heat Kenslngton S ywv :dp GA; 1" Konslfigten 13” mg" .b-V Mrs. Sterling Burns left recent- p p -the score of I0-4. h. Barry. IF for Halitan N. S” when She mu; 4 : IP 1 .egion war I . . . Personals clou:ing out 12 off (Ilark on tlie.(.ifug2;:,'n34I5' Flank Adams and Wu Poul ;e';'F;;,Che5 15 1 .q: mound for heirsiirsztoii. D. J. Mur- .i L "' A - 93V1- ray ill'. one. hom. ' f It L -. . . fir Ottawa today to rvpi'esem the ion, and stir Gr':(lldIi'm1;oli)erd Ml" Md M” Mbm lmmne

and sons, Bobbie and Donald. re turneci from Yarmouth. N. S . Where they were guests of Mr. Jai'cline's ,brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jardlne. Mrs. Robert T. Cope-land who pr"-"M-y nepanmem has beenvisiting her sister, lVl'rs. po;im...,.g ,3 ms report rm. the irento-n Simmons and other rela- i-5,,;- mam; June 30, lives in Freetown returned to Taun-

V”mR3”9 30-” 5C0u”- ' round trippers. Duggy Arsenault hit

g g 2,for '3. and Sin (lrady IT for 4. For

fills Beatrice Power. daiight-; Kensirigton .ivery was the leading or of Mr. and Mrs. I.cvi Powr-r ac-.1y;rier mm 3 gm 3. rmpanied by Mrs. Richard Powm'.l ,, ghgggg Fharlottetown left. yesterday for! (ip:,V1ILu,, 1,01' 15 sh Anne de Beaupr-c. Quebec. ;

SCHOOL

-F 0 Edward B M3cN ;. who r-rent his tum weeks leave at his

name lll Summersidc, will leave Grade 5-1. Joan McFadden: 2. l0n- Milssu 3"” 21 She was ac"

'.'llS morning on rrfurn to Green-.Clai'snce MacLeod; 3. Alma Win- lfonllmmed by h" "wees" sheila

Hood. N. S.-S. fchester, and Nancy Simmons. :30 uwlll

t Gracie 4-i. can Mi-icLearl; 2. spend their vacation ll" ml

"The friends of Mr. Creelinaii Phyllis Coughlim, 3. Gloria Mac- Klalldllilrenls. M13 End MT5- Cha” lle(lArthlll'. Summevslde. will be .Lc:.n. les DeLong.

pleased to learn that he is much! Grade 3-1. Alan McF.r:idcn: 2 VFl'e9l0ll'll bmmh M 1"” W C"

rnproved after his rcccnt ill- Joan Cam ocll; .'l. VanL - T. U. recenllv met at the home of

l) s P) e. . G p Hess.-S. Gr-tide II--l. Marilyn MacLcan; 2 iMrs. Eldon Drummond with Pl'P5l-l

Joyce McFadden; 3. Doris Best. ldent Mrs. Wallace Reeves presid-I Grade I-l. Donna MacL:iui'in; "mg. Several visitors were I)lf?59m-;

2. Gloria Winchester and Marcia Scripture was read by Ml”5- G90l'll9' ea S tlW.llTfT'.'l'SOll tequali: 3. Betty Cul- Jardine. Readings were llll'0ll 135'. leton and Barbara Manderson Mrs. Reeves, Mrs. Drummond and Will-11'. .Mra. Albert Stetson. Several mem-

Drew's Tour Of

Perfcrt attendance for the year:

hers had written to the publisbersj Grace Lyle. Gail, Gloria and Mari- I

of certain magazines relating to

Q 3” M”CdL'93”- egg” vEV1CF3dd9"- ;the liquor advertisements in their' rare an ans ye, i arcia and. bit fans and ti” replies re-i ..Gn iBnl'baia NI.'1lldel'Sill1. Brliliiietfla were read and commented ' 01-” S”"P5”"- upon. Election of officers were as SYDNEY (CF)--George Drcwls -"'r-------- amioi.-5, president, Mrs, Wallace election campaign tour of New , g.1 tedi; vice-presi- foundland was cancelled Thursdayi successful Boat f:l:,?.V,”ir,,fl;;iCci;,c, Drummcnd, ii-9. irecause of bad flying weather andi (cm; Hum from pa 9 5, fgigctpdr, secretary. Mrs. Albert re headed for Halifax instead. i--.---4 i -. .. - -. 5 g.'... .. smrscn. mma,spmi(i.ng secretary. Fflll8Pd in 3101'? l0l' WOT” 1”” Light 6--Vvmwn Mmah Mur- Mrs. George Jrirdine, organist, t2t)lll'S, his plane was finally dlv- "3-V H”l"” Nomi, Em penlm Mrs. E. S. Dammarell. cited to Halifiix after the, airport 39"” Pfllmv Wm)?” MilCN9l”- -AB at Torbay, Nfld., was reported to 59”” Pmnh l .......;----a i rm clued H ht becausy I 1 W Heavy ti-Vincent Turple. Pic-i 3 Ming. 5 6 0 8 O ltou Island: Preston Higginboth:im;f Gardml . During his pnforced Sm-V imrc Point Pleasant; John Irving, Mur- ---er . . he met. party candidatrs, officers WY H'”'bf”' N0”h' 7, V Cm,”'fE1:(:f:1m,mpff" 5; I ind an American who tlloiiizht Mini 3 f.V11'ld""Am"” M?CN9'"- pink tapers. Drew was the prime minister. Mlll'l3" Hv1l'll0T- HPlll1V mCh3Yd5W The r:iies's moi-ed freely abouil ”I'm George Drew." said the M"l'T-'il' Halhmi Rf-l”N'l V-"”l1d"” the groiiirds and viewed with ap-

Progressire Conservative lcadcr to S”””- P9”"'5 R05” '

preciatjori the skilfiil arr-aiircemeriis

lhe distinguished looking geiitlc- 30"” 35 T9” Mid "V”mA"5"5 or sunken garden. mrneature lily ei'rnl'. lhismfies "r Fmmer bi”'”aPm” '" man in the hotel lobby, ltI;icNcill, Murray Harbor. John Wnds and mck gardm. p Bu" Hood made ,h, Uni. Mi,-,, ornugh. Innis XIV. Marie lOh. then you're theprirne niin- J9Ck5""- 39”” P'”"75 690759 Receiving were Hon. A. W. rinse hit of the game. a rlniiblel Alltmnetle and Ciiarles II. E .s'er"" Mngblcill, Bcncii Point. MM,h..5,,n mid ,V1r5.VTath9son' Mr in the third inning. He also hml' H5 YT-W01 bilflkf Wflll -1 'lPl'fllPlli RV mus!" Brown. Jr. 1 'Not yet." smiled Mr. Drew. Fl'0P-loll-all, tii-n laps Of ill? and Mrs. Cecil Miller. Mr. and ti busy night. ritir-id handling i'0”'llltlh?W- I”-ll9Cis'ii .l' Path 9"; Cwgdmn pmlss 5.3” Wm” i The Vimm. was Mal Anim, rmirsc--Jolm Irving. .'vlui'-r'H.V Hill" Mrs. Neil Iblatheson. Mrs, Joseph eight CTTBTTCPSVTKITHOUI an error. pl7t0lll':. lllhlgh hflu ll!”-P 'lll:9:. SYDX-Evy X. g. .Ci-2,..- M ., Wellen of Greenfield Centre. N Y. W71" N"l'”lr Pl'95i0ll.H1RKmbU”mm- Rodd. president of the Obarlotte- aox SCORE Ml H-2 0 ".0-'11-" f-rim Toll-. ll; COMM,” Rswwd Thmsda-,. nigh. - "9”"'d Blmlf Omceli P””"' m"'5"m' m.mPm Turplh "W" W””"'”'5 Llmmz Chm ””d I Abbi" A" E H P," A E . F,r.F.mh- mmsm. f.m:.1 Th”? L that Canada's steel indiisi is cur? Zoom... tPlrlnll lslnnd. Vinrren Miller. Mrs. Else lnman. president or the.F. Kennedy. c 4 0 01.. 2 2 .s Ilnfld in the Milli?-.l as a wing of W... Mm mm. md..s,,,.s md. Mlll'l"ll' Ilarlior North: Angus P. E, I, worm-ii's Liberal Club. 31. Kennedy, if. cf 4 0 0 0 ti rm... V ' ' .shnUm hp nmmmmm .NlrirNiill. Murray Harbor; Birtp pom-mg Mi.-9 Mrs Gordon Avard,jl'lre,adi', lb 4 l l 13 (I u 'IT1ll.Q34rPnpP -flirts XII cciiferred. Th? CH5, lmdprl Sppnklm m H pm"”' Beach Palm" tMrSf D" J" RUM" M” G' A" Mm" D” MRCLEML 55 3 I I 1 1 (1) ?N?.r1J.1m; zclsthd (IN): of mi” water-front. rlanr” haiace where 300 Officials-Strirtcr. .I. W White. Donald. Mrs. Cecil Stewart. Mrs.VCarson. D. 3 1 0 0 2 0 ('”l,:.:"(Mf, r"tPE”r-lthtalf (GYM ' mai miners and steel workers honi- lMllFl'-'l.V Hl"'h"l'- 'J”dVP5' Mex v”"'tJ”m" Gormle-Vi Mmt Edgar i'HGod' zb 1 1 I 0 1' .,m.,.r!,,, HAL) n m wmm as ed and stamped their boots. con- 0 0 ldnshnm Muulny Ham”; GMHM H”N.7"Mrs W A' Millet MR A'1Dvnni ah I " 1 ((3 I I1 I . LY :.sui'ecl the sceel indiistrv for what pnny, Mlll'lV.l)' Harbor: Vere Godkin. Mrs W H. Johnson, Mrs. D. Mactreod. cf. 3b 3 0 fl 0 0 0 v------ -. ww -- he rmmed W” lmkimz am... '15 F 'Bcck. Murrai Hrirbor; John Fer- Charles Klelvlv. Mrs. Russell Roper hqunrerrrilgrzs. Fl. (13 0 0 0 U k I shatgehnlders instead nf cxlilllldlllll or e 'cu.snn, Milt-ray River. Announcer. ans hairs Lloyd gzcllnlgr R a-FEM). 1 e n m "we, !hP deg!-nandgnfih(:p(un1(r3'g C. is Lca. Murray Hnrh0l'- i "mt! W9” '-fr 9” ”5'"i H " - I." V" T HIS rmrnriiiar tar-get was rhr j .....- Mrs. Eugene Cullen, Mrs. A. 13.! Totals 31 5 5 .-.'I ll 4 E t B '0 Dommhm Steel and COM Cormmg Er” y MA . r Cutcl.ffe. Mrs. Gilbert. Gandet. imd x-replaced Dunn in the 4th. ; Hmn which empln” or has MM”)! ll (K-)NArbObN SP nrma? 0 o ro e Wm Gwm Harding "olmlns AB R " H) A E of about H001 Nova icons coal . rnis er tt 3 ' rurscay .. . . l . . i . : --.-- -- l ' - V ' lhat faultv iijistallafibrrs rcpor-lcdl Continued from page 1 & Replmmhmg AT ms" Jr '1' D0iu"”.P' 3: : E, (1) 3 2 3 I-'ll:7Rl.IN FAPI - Fourteen thou- l mil"-"is mm SW91 W”rk"'5' mrm "I at ,1 l . gi ”A,u..-...-- :- ' TTRiTl0T- MM C1?" Cl'9-'7W'”- MHH, Deelne-V i i ' . , .- ithpm in moi indiisrrial area of ” RCAFJ" hm "' Gm” re" - 1 to re resent sen-i i rim, w,.,1m,, M” B 3 ion, ..ciav lb .... .. 4 i 116 0 ii sanrl Mrkns at Ens Germims ttilin. France, are not the respon-i mamm Snugge , pp am 5 if H h R H b" f 'd' Mryi 5m'"'no,.s.&. ; 1 1 1 1 1 liir est synthetic rubbpy pmmglcape Breton island. ”b”t.V of the Canadian govern-I mg" on ,,?61” C::ep3rg,.:or;5 Mp mg i' g:l:'erJ3.30nn:.,'en mm nn '7 J Gmd'..' C; C '3 0 0 4 0 ilhave gone on a new anti-govern-' Mimi"? his him.” "ml ml” ment and will not constitute 9"” f S” X. ' l , V g ' ' V 4 0 0 0 g o men: strike. the U S. goverrtment..5llf'9Chp0l 1115 MRl”lllm9 91"”0” rh""” "ml" me D”"”'””"' acnl:oTcesr:)1fp illlalfgfl 3333im.” ,.,?:C.T” rixire Ai'fI."J3...3l.'i 3Ti'i'i'.'"it'.." . 3 o o 1 5 oi radio station in Berlin rt-imited i "?"f':t”1l”” mi" i",.'hi5C”1:;l:,li,",1y,:::.', M Ah I , .' idp I - -i - ; ' ' ' ' '1'i1u,-may night lcia c retire. .l'. .0 ll wrar rilpotttoiT,h:nF:::neclim;ov::n-lMdned in me Mm) mm rm LaT"i:rl:r0:i"b'VIir.doweri(i::rli1 cu cf 3 (1) (1) i T 3 The radio -satd the workers open-'D”5C” "'"'-”v ”"'"””l ”V""””" omit to provide basic instnlla-imms b0.M.d' , . rt F idav is ex- 1: "J-”"il r5' . 1,11.” x-Underwood. ph 1 o 0 o 0 0 ed ti sit-down campaign vl'edries-vmlfl ”"”"””"" lnlllliflwmfllf ill irons - cl - 1 The "MT sum. r " T ' i iacxmmn '” I i idav at the Soviet-owned Biinal1'”'Cl"lC33 milk? ll '9"! -Will 1" 1 7 7;. .2. 3 t 4 -is" .... .ncona..r. , ' i - " Rf'Tl0i'ts of "difficulties and fi'us-l:M:(.n R3, ,1,'dL',,., sg:m.g,”u":,,';n M” gmon pm" bpim-h my fny Fan-ngy in pm, Lit Ibursnar despite interventionlmPl1t Dl'0b1"m in "19 Mdlmml” lia'.ions" encountered by Caiiiid-i no A ' wrx WA W 'Reid' Mrs Vernon Linescore: lbl' C0lllllllllliS' P01ii””- ”" ”ld "3550 had ””d'"”k'" nus at the French liaise-were mlvi One snip Tied l'p Hmvaft "torn" Allison MVacMillan lIoIm-n'n 0010300004 t 3 T” l”””” d”'"”M'd ”1"”-'l”i”'"" "'"” ”"'”"'"””" l" rm": milled in; dilipntch ii-om ovt-r- C ,. .,,N,.,e, said 0... mil W. M,.,i,i,,l Hi"-gnvno M... wii'. aiiioieii 400001 cox-is .1 (lot all political prisoriers. illCllldedj.VFRl'3U nut tlrenequinmcnl installed -ms Wednesday by Ross Munr-o.',m'”(m,A G',r,f,e Hmdmm, is rm; mam" F0"... M" r')on'n'.t Mm Bernard Ind Lmdn-. J. Gmdyiihose arrested in the East Clerman.W-H 0bM1PlP '3-S.S'allt publisher of the Varicou-."u.,v;n rgrmmr, plcketted by the ! ,o-,,i 3.1”... 'Mm ;-,.,.. n,.m,.,'p W" 45.; Ci”-gnu ma F. Kennedy, irevoh June 1'. resignation of Corn-1 ”- 7-" or 3"" Province reportintz for the s'ru. 'Fdwiird miirimt. Mrs ciiarim Mur- Elumrtiars': Etrnvd l'lmI- Abbi" l. i "'”,"”' f"f'"'”;, '(.::f:'l;s""” irsw "H. England. ice - rm Viutham News Service. llc saidi He raid the STU untried th0iKer7..e Mrs. 1-7.dtzpr Whitlock and Holmenll l: R.B.I.. Dunn 1. 8lm- lf"'”l"'s"- ”" "' ' ;ht-lls of 200 Suffolk churches peni-

mnir of the conditions vc:-god "oii mm to jfllll ihcir ilnion. and Ioldi Mn. ivln" 39915:. I fl'nntlnI.' rind thin. the air lii:il-- :.ir rttw Tire.-t1ay to leave the shill-

nn iiniild be a "coii.s'iirit cost for Proi-roiinlv liic llhlll hid "0 ""i”"- LONDON. TC?)---SHIT?! Or! lead- "nrs to comc.' lnfllillfinn. ing mlnufaclurer of teapot: and Mr. Abbott our-rd the French; lle sszd his inunri had repre- cogggpou indium ciimd; drink;

:r.i-4-rrtment did not do a good Job unit-d sailors on the company”! more tee than any Western nation .ll bulldlnl "10 '”'””'h '-Will! for is years. and had con- except Britain herself. The corn- "lt is one of the thugs you getltzar-is with the management puny reported it sell; eleht in-

An official of the MUM and hi- iunlon lied no comment.

,pats for every colee-pot. in can-

-l- an alliance." he romnri-riled. "1 i Id:

'1" tllre they will fix it up.”

Igested. Junior gets the sugar treat-

: iinmlstakeable characteristics of dog

. Rlllwaulcee

lstruck out to put. two mcn :I'-Wl2-

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

Fire Destroys Barns Al Alberlon

-Fire last evening completelfsoftball H I "Wm-.destroyed a large barn and severnii ll3ll.V: Whtll 5179811”! Y0 Of-hellisnraller adjoining buildings owned! I members of the family. our tunes by Mr, Jag-n95 smith, Alberto” -It was "Alrforce" night last acqiilre a dulcet quality not nor- Tm me was not noticed umi1.eveinng in the Summerside Ladies: mally present. We don't swear and,m9 names mid broken ihmughi Softball League. The Airforcc Dalcsp kick M U” "" Whmg 3h? R955 the roof and were racing through defeated ihelearzue-leadinl GCOYRFS underfoot. We say. "nice pussy" mo building and mm. quid M.;ion'Gwls at Queen Elizabeth Park. 8-7; and lift her gently to some remote on the parity of H". Amermn Fire and the PMQis elced out a win snot where the traffic is less con- Brigade saved mt. "Farm. d..e”,,over Andi"! Aces at the Airport, ing. the shingles of winch were 133' v3”0f'h9f' 9.105” '””"- 4'1 4 smoking from the intdnse heat. A Viheetem '”r.”"ba5ge.r Wm” H", continuous sprav of ChPnllCal5lsack5 crowded m m” 5”"h m”mVI' from the fire truck was played on 1;:Il?:3"0I;fS:i?wl)f”rpg:.:dD"r;: I I H . 1- d ",1 ll E". 5' T at . ) . tons andlbootsl of family behavior 121:1 'S:,)m,:l?u,d m:h:g, (game: hftitjfg way for her own downfall by is- lllC9!.V PC1511-'d and Shll'l9d- V . , . suing three walks in that frame be- , , , pspreading. Fortunately no wind mm me wheplefs bmdqeon gm in:

iAirforce Teams Win In Ladies

Let's Talk It fiver

have 3 little bzti differently when we have

Most of us

merit, too, and has been known to take advantage of such a sixus,tion.v In short. we are "on parade" and: naturally anxious to have the "but-

In these vacation days of July;:;:3bBl:F"ll;g”?(E gginglfgllliir nhm: its licks. The Gals mirhit the-.r and August, with so many touristsib” lg , d rivals eight hits to six. but Arsen- from others lands in our midst? snygmle T H r h lault was iirld. giving up 5.): free, Prince Edward Island might also I if m gm”) er mews nd maJ1' passes and The-mas. her noporrenis. be sad to have ”company." F'er- Pziilpmeil? m l3,renPE:rnT::,as emf: didn't give lip asingle'.va;k.Wheel-

haps we should make some effort, to raise the quality of our behavior on highways and in public places. Being extra careful to dim our

yer ;.15r stood curt defensivcly for the Daks. iiandlimz seven chances. some of them difficult. mussing up only one Recder was the lead-

Cause of the fire is not known.

Swimming and Safety 3

lirzhts when meeting cars on the "no" sticker for the Wd's. getting hisrhwav. for example. Stoppimz on. :3 hits in 4 trims. and Wheeler was me mid l0 TPHUPT TKOOG 55m" c next with '1 for 3 For the Gals aritan" assistance to motorists vvai-5 Ch.'lppPl. Gaudet and Smith each

l1.d by mishap.

tire deflation or cnginel Courteous and cheerful'

had two safp hits Valerie Gallant made parf.icir'V'-

By Alherton W. I.

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