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5 derson . - N333 nigh: John MacKirilIy. Le-

. . Iu3cKllllE)'. Wendell Docken- A:-f,,f 31.5. Will. Dockendorff. Fred ilacmirii, Wilfred MacKlnley. Gor- ;,,,, iif.irEwoii. Leslie Macsiwen. Aubrgy MacPliail. Reg. MacEwen. 5” D19 y Murchison. Clarence wJ,cm5on, Mrs. Colin Mu:PhaIl, :.U1d1”IK Maczacliern, Mrs. George bwckk-”d1)l'If, Vernon Proude. Greta ,,I.0,,dp, Mrs. Mack MacPhail. Cleve

ynriiinc Bridge School District. tlnllt-rind ll) Hazel Altken Ind Nlsrilyu Towshend.

gym mrli: Mrs. Harvey Aitken. )i:': Dmizlas Aitken.

51m mi-lit Charles Townshend.

-, mix Aiikcn. Mrs. Fred Aitken, (ii m-go A. Wood, Mrs. Joe Cof- ; Lester Burke, Mrs. Lorne , Mrs Sterling Burke. Mrs. x..kcii. Mrs. Daniel Burke. li'Il2 Stuart Aitken. Roddy ll.i.I..nl Aiiken, Ira Burke.

Ciillccted by Munret Conlhln. gm, Mus. sellers Jackson. .ri.'n .ll.'ii Higgins.

sir l'l ll Mrs. William D. Burke, 1.1;. izniquel Connhan. Mrs. Bill

xi.-s. Jim Sanderson. 'r.;:.iL . 53.45. (mitt-i-ted by Joyce Dlngwell.

,0, ruCIl' Mrs. George Dingwell.

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AIIIIUOI Coroiiaiion Night At Prince

The annual Coronation Ball held at Prince of Wales College last evening was highlighted by one of the loveliest and most impres- sive ceremonies ever witnessed in that auditorium. Students who had looked in at four-thirty in the afternoon, seeing only a basketball game in progress. and a group of tired looking students groping their way through a maze of crepe paper, tacks, Scotch tape and ladders. ,were amazed at the transformation iii few hours later. Red, white and blue streamers, in what seemed to be the thousands, were festooned

former student of Prince of Wales. now our Premieer. the Honour- hble A. W. Matheson. who had kindly consented to officiste. The Royal Family then made their en- trance to the strains of the col- lege song. "Memories of old Prince of Wales". Leading the procession were two tiny flower girls, Aiiitzi Maclsaac and Mary Bernard. who were arrayed in long dresses of pink and white. and carried bou- quets. They were followed by two small page-boys. Peter MaCKlnll0n and Jamie Kennedy, who were 'dressed in purple and velvet suits and carrying the royal crown. Directly preceding the King and Queen, were the Prince, Jack Wil- liams. and the Princess, Miss Con- nie Chandler, who looked like a fairy-taleuprincesa in a gown of pale blue. Finally, the royal couple, Miss Kathy Craig. and Doug. Cud- more. made their long awaited zip- peearance. the Queen, truly regal and radiant in sparkling white.

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' Bail Held Last ' of Wales College

The entire party ascended to the stage, where they were met by the Premier. The first page carried the King's crown to him. and he plac- ed it on the head of the new King of Prince of Wales. A second page bore the Queen's crown, and it. in turn, was placed on her head. Following the coronation. the Royal Family were the recipients of many beautiful gifts, made pos- sible through the courtesy of th following firms: R. T. Holman, Burns Jewellers, Wellners. Moore 6: Maclseods, Stands Pharmacy, Red- din Bros, Prowse Bros., Potter-

by the King and Queen, in which they thanked all who had made this pleasant affair pouible and so successful. Next, seated on the steps of the stage, the Royal Fam- lly received the homage of Pre- mier and Mrs. A. W. M-atheson. members of the faculty and the student body.

Dancing followed. led off by the Royal Pair and their attendants. not the least of whom were the little flower-girls and pages. Music for the evening was supplied by

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the ousranir rage a Tuesday, Nov. 30, 1954

the Downtowners.

Chsperones included Mr. Tom Lothlsn, Mr. and Mrs. Did Mathe- son and Mr. and Mrs. Earl won- nsoott.

At the close of the evening. stu- dents were unanimous in declaring the affair one of the best ever staged. The secret of the King's and Queen's identity was cleverly kept, which added to the general in- terest. The social committee are to be congratulated on the suc- cea of their efforts. The predic- tion In P. W. C. "News and Views” was correct - The Hall was, indeed, "the say the least."

Coronation most. to

May laeWarninq

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amazingly successful results AT YOUR DRUG STORE - START TOOAY!

F. A. Walsh, Sgt. L. A. Monligny

Emmi against a back-drop of silver son's Jewellers. Henderson and W mm; stgnlgy Mun-gy, jug, Crown-1. I Cudmore. Jack Cameron Mens ,, ., At ten-fifteen. the master-ob wear, 8. A. MacDonald's.

ll;;.yc...1 . wsm ceremonies, David McDonald, in- Gracious speeches of acceptance I troduced 10 the student body. a of their crowns were then made

1. j----------------- E 00 .50c each: Mrs. Douglas Webstenin

wnwwd by Wendy Johnston Mrs Cmwmrd mucus Mm Hob nd iion-cominissioiied officers, 5 Staff Sgt. R. King. Staff Sgt. G.

it s Ilr'it"lCe Johnston 38.00 ace Paynter M”, Robert crazier Signal Regiment. R. C. Signals. schleyer, Sgt. W. M. Gregg. Sgt. P.

A oinied Bank Hw E NHL Johnswn g - 2.00 To”) ug 50 Canadian Army Militia. J. Smith, Sgt. R. W. MacNeill, Sgt. -

.. - g g I. ' 51”” "Mn: Velma Buxk" M” Millview Collected by M". M”. MfAl)erlel',5e:)t:gt. :.RlI'llaEJIt(-iiziwnold: 1ATct::so,oh.I,()i;El?. E.l.llrI.l"IL.Jw 1 PM '911”5i'”;' W; "P"? Bur” ,0" smm,',,,,. Mm Gm M,,,.,;,,,,,, Major R. G. numont, Major F'. s., Staff Sgt. P.J.A. Machonald, Sgt. V... 31,... Lxllve J;)Aill:;:n- Hm Jenkins, I-Z.D.. Lieut. Col. K. Mu B. I. Matheson, Sgt. A. R. l7flI?.lI'I. The Canadian Bank of Commerce EJ” Vs" U0 ,d' Dm wen Millview Coronation Lodge 515.00 J0h”5l0"- ED" M3507 L 5' Mei 33's A' 1- Y””"ke'' 5"” SEL p' I has announced the appointment of; ..o. (1 i.s.En 1) Dm wleu 3100 each. Francis Drake, Alba” Mccarey. Major H. R. Hennessey. Bolger. 5th row-Cpl. G.J.F. Ross,-L Mr. J N. mm, as manager 0! the its , 1.”. rJe k 2 . Duke. Edison Drake. Capt. H. I-lughm, Capt. J. Coyle. 2nd Cpl. F. W. Mulley, Cpl. K. P. Wig-g Semis. REL Emncm replacmg J” M. C.” Lac 5133 1 . 31.00 each: Ralph Sheldow, Gor- ””WTLl”"t' 8' L'""”"""' Lie” I” mm”: cpl: G M" M""ay' .Cp1' R" Mr. R. E. Morse who has been ap-1 an mtli.A”M!i1.igginltg:ik:gr;1 don Shcmow Edison Sheidow M” W. Ramsay, SSM. E. A. Stanley, M. M. Gillespie, Cpl. A. H. Coffin, Cpl. pointed manmer of the Dmtmouml

Pv -. ll” , , , M, SSM .1. w. Dennis. RSM. J. F. 0. Smith. Cpl. J. A. Smith, Cpl. .1. ,. 1 l' - Dziridsoii, Mrs. Clarence ;4d0rlse'”Bl1?rr:;L;e' RCjLa;.d”Mrg:3: smith. C.D., RQMS. A. E. Richard, B. Larkin. Top rmv-Cpl. J. F. NMSIJI t;rna;1;1',,mS hem in Charlene, IL. - Mme" smith, J. A. Smith, W. 0. Officer cadet A. E. Breedon, 0i- Kelly. Cpl. L. J. Doiron. Cpl. R. P. town and educmed M west Km! M15. SIIDTL smith Muwn Jenkins Edison ficer cadet S. A. Squarebriggs. Oi- Walsh. Cpl. W. H. Bati, Cpl. J. R. school and Prime at wales COL! V .. . - storey: M”. Vernon Jenkins. M”. ficer cadet R. L. Boswall. Capt. H. Arsenault, Cpl. C. R. Glover, Cpl. legs. He entered the Bank at ch”. ( mi Total . 83.98 8. Chandler. 3rd row-SSM. J. B. I. Vsssoy. Cpl. G. A. MacDonald. lottetown in 1929. and since men

has served at various branches lnl B”m"'5 Fm” Lab Nova Scoiia. Newfoundland. Ncwl Brunswick and also in the super- intendent's department at Halifax He was appointed manager at Sal- isbury, N.s. in September. 1950.

lien-in Grove. Ciillec by Mn. ”'”'"” I'""' M” KW." SW1" Gallant, Sgt. .1. E. A. Gauthier, Sgt. Cpl. E. I. Lund. l'r:iiik llaglole and Mrs. D0u(IIl ersom Mrs' George Jeuklnm Mrs m.lM,,,.p Alex. Stewart. Wilfred Drake, Har-

ssw vucli Mrs. Harold Laird. 0” R0b'”'5”"c

I 7.1m P.'it'II. Arnold Walker, Mrs '50 ”"h7 M”' Amby wcmherf v. .n. Waugh. Mrs. Sterling Miller. P15 Rem smreyi Tell cmnet . Fnrtgr MscMurdo. Mrs. Morris 79”” r " ' ' - 54150 T d M t' H

Mrs. Erskine MacMurdo.

l Clark. Mrs. Robert Hogg, RAILWAY PAM"!

' t ilk BBKIOIC. M11 -lame-9 HALIFAX (CF) - Coilductnr Mil. Mm” Ralph M0”e' M”'IMu” Higgins ”f.T”””. wmpmcd Last evening in the Town Hall. isis but because they will be a 0 J 5 ”””' M” John Rave" 41 yea” M 5E”''" mm H” Ca” Montague, the recently organized dcfinitc assest to the scenic beau- T 0 N I G H T 3 ”'”l' c"e1ey' "Edi" Naumml R””w"' 9" his Montague Branch of the Junior ty of the countryside. A commit- I . as om-h: Mrs. Eric MacMurdo. last run. He has three sons wark- Board of Trade held its mst mg. tee conpriscd O; Gube” cyemmm I - O O I.

Mzs Vv'i'll(lll Millnr. lng for the same railroad. mar meeting Since having received Arnold Wighiman, Richard Knox AT 8530 I ' its charter on Oct. 8. President and John Shaw was appointed in

Mr. James Cudmore presided. investigate further and have do "The W'llll('head0(l Boy"

I A large number of the town's finite plans and computation of . e young business men were in aitcn- the approximate cost'nf the two 1" dance and immediately decided such tables drawn up for the next AI D. 1"acKenzk Ha"

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t it t' ti . ' 0 I V y'(ilu'lTvHl;;A”l';At:1AilIi' 5D.(I1lGn wiiii .-'T0N1G"T I5 We "LEM 5” Irlggdisiliesciglalzls Elfacteilicrggil-iviz mite MTIIZS decided upon the motion presented by a I Charlottetown Little Theatre! I

”c”dl”The wmlcheaded Boyvz L" Mac" on the roads near Montague. The of Gilbert Clements seconded by, ii iguc 5 to 51.00 Store. Guild. You can save real money by shop-

o'cL0ck' need for such tables. not only bo- lng late for regular meetings be

. . t fulness to tour- fined 25 cents. rims pyjama Parade in . ....'sEE ELECTRIC sewing mn- CW5” 0' the” L - at 1105 Fwd”. Dec. am. chm” at Montague Electrm Pork j It was decided after considerable

l' you? Come to the big ahlo, models. rnrnfmrablo with fame discussion that all regular meet-

Kenzic Hall, Montague, at 8.30 board felt that there is a definite Di-, Ings that all members arriv- 'l YFRYBODY is going to see Sponsored by

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ings will be held on the fourth

. .5 Brill too and have a. real nus nnmcs. 56500. g , . "””"'””"m”"" ? CWT” ” gqeorntldielilnfigCkdnnifildlisgdfliidlllillllll. Trinity Mt-.n's Association . . . , uh”; um Jnnmgrgg orch- . . - L g day of each month commencing in ta .3 . t t aura 11' the big Fireman's Ball, January. Mon gu a S

MIAMI BEACH. Fla. (AP)-The There being no further business cause of lung cancer is not known the meeting adjourned.

but "utter thorough debate we re- fmjn from pointing an ac:-using T0-DAY tor SAT.

'-mm: ll0l'ltS-Montague 5 th tl esident it Rim Siiirc will be open every flitnzttire ':Ai'me:1Ci:3r:3PconelgeE TS; Chen l I.flFwlIil.Il afternoon from now physmam, said Sunday. 20th Century-Fox prcscnts the continuation of the greatest story of love and faith in the history of en- tertainment. Here is the soul-searching drama of

U' . i'liri:tmas for the conven- D. wmi m A, Hudson of De- mmn of nur Christmas shoppers. NAIROBI. Kenya (AP) T The ti-oil: salda ”no specific agent" what happened to ”TllE ROBE"-and to Demetrius . . who defied tllf! word of God . . . for the wanton

.. B itish ' t I te In the . Wm. "AVE mm about H r ''”"y P” ” pr V" should be accused but rather that smile and willing arms of tho temptress Mcssalina. On

Km” regiment on "ml Monday "there are niaiiy factors involved." the blood-drenched sands of the Colosseum, you will

Wt iii nu src ii. ”'l'lu- Whltc- on charges of torturing a Kikuyu He spoke M H Canvemmn 0;

r”il'rI Ibo". A. D. MacKen7.le woman to get information about membe” at me college meeting find the most awcsorrie challenge of the human spirit -and the greatest triumph of human courage.

211: at 8 it) tonight. the anti-white Mau Mau tererorisIs.'betm,e me Anwrican Medical M, IT seems writes

The p”V"”' Lune Arthur sociation convention begins today. Robe" LEFT orri

l'l'l'..V 4 4 C "FRFD sllowlm 0" Hughes, pleaded not guilty before D1 Hudson said "the due”,

Dnmiilvr 3rd. at the new ware-

1l"SP, Montague Wharf. Dancing 0 it :u i tunic and bring your friends. on

Here are inst a few of the real bargains being offered:--

Friction Toys, Buses, Trucks, Jeeps. G-Men Cars, Police Cars, Sparkling Guns. Tanks, cic.

Rattles, Balloons, Watches, Squirt Guns, Rubber Dogs, Dolls, Bean Shooters, Bubble Sets.

3-D Picture Sets, Banks. Guns, Car- penter Sets. Rockets, Paint Books, Coloring Books. Fairy Tale Books, Games, Whistles, Skill Ball Games, Wlndup Toys, Dolly Sets, Baby Mugs, Stuffed Toy and many others at these low prices.

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Li iglifli-mgtr N(l,t:lill1llIL:'eI:rs lzilnd n Courtmamal to lhree mamas may be due to A combiiiailon of . umwrcd at the home of of miiltrcntlng the woman, .1 prls- agents We hnve not yet been able . Mrs. l-lnrrr Miller to honor omm wnmbm N"omge' I to assemble in the right order." w. ilaiistliter Helen Mrs The pmswumn LL" . CO' 0 Cancer of the clung is curnble, "(thin-r Jnrdine and Mr: Parker" told that CW” :01”: he said, and the number of Pi”- .uc of Toronto with a mis- :f::g",ln”h,?o.”",ZLT"lo,3e? gflggr Q35; cnts who have survived a number ."5 5h0"9l'- The m1m"0"5 tloning Parker charged Hughes. 9! 5'93” an” lb was diagnosed 15 c opmicd by Mrs. DOYIOVNI second in command at the post, l""e"5mg' ""-l I119 HCCONDEHYIHE beat the woman with a cane. liatl . uric road by Misses P1450111? her feet tied to the floor and her ' " K"”l"l1l9 MILL” Chm pierced ear lobes tied to CIlIleT"C A NOW SHOWING "MIAMI STORY" Adult Entertainment

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” ' ”''l"”- I” A few W011 H1059" side of the tower. Then. he re'- S tlimkcd their friends for the ylgedl the prince slapped the '”V'"1-V Fm-5 MIC? WNOI1 A” woman, causing her ear lobes to l in singing "For They Are tear and bleed.

(mil Fnllnws." During the Finally. he charged, Hughes ”' M13 wlmam Kennedy 011' threatened the woman would be irs. Jnrdine with I purse buried alive unless she gave in- r from members of the fgrmgllon,

ml which she had formerly ..:-CC:-- Jt inlued member. The re- HUGE stuns

l.T””f”” 0' the evening was spent SUMMERSIDE. P.E.l. (ca) - (;P"1ll'l”R l0 "16 IIVCIY 11111810 Of Prince county farmers grow bid mssfsf Archie Stuart and Emer- potatoes. Twn specimens. each mm C'f""'"'- 0511010"! fIfl'0-!h- weighing three pounds nine 0' ncu.

M15 M” ””V9d W "WWI lids were brought to town the same ” day from different farms.

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