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MOTORISTS

-DANCE. - Every Wednesday. Old Lower Freetown School.

-HOME FROM SCOUT JAM-

the BOREE-Scout. Reginald MacDon- , . aid and Leader James Macxenzie Texaco Service Station on of 0'Leary arrived home Monday night from the Boy Scout Jam-

Vilatef St East. Summer'lbOliEe, Ottawa. scouts from Can- . . tada. U. S. A.. Cuba, Mexico. Aus- Sldel f0Tm9r1Y Occupied byltralia. and Italy took part in the . ldemonstrat-ions. Some of the in-

K. D. Home, I 1'espectttilly,,,.eSm,g event, was .h,.,w;.,g or the boomerang, tire-fighting, chain sawing, bridge building. All the Scouts were taken on a bus tour of tiie city. They were shown through the Parliament building. Some of the Island Scouts were

Having taken over

solicit your patronage.

TEXACO SERVICE STATION and had dinner

1 L” R' Hoillh Manager Laiirier. The Jamboree closed with I a church service Sunday morning.

3. The farewell message was given

by Rev. F. R. Harbock. AZ.

at the Chateau

t Personals

Tea Party

f l -Mrs. Donald Baker and family. ' Halifax. arrived recently to spend

Moljxji PLEASANT a month vacationing at Margate ' shore.-Bur. AIRPORT WEDNESDAY. Al'G. 5 Meals .'Sl.00 and 60c

Swing. games. the Scottish.

. . t 3 tmemsi Charlottetown. Band and other dlilllt days Mm ms.

-Mrs. Myrth Ma)llP.W. Boston. Mass” is Visiting her brother sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Prid-

ham Johnstone, Siimmerside.-Bur.

Vitus, Rex Kielly and family. are spending a few Kielyis mother.

lcanlovnslt '1V.l(1.reSSpS by Mrs. William Cousins and family.

l31"0mm9m Pomlclims at 4 Burlington.-Bur.

p.m. .' '-f" I Come and see your -Mr. and Mia. D. 0. MucNei1

. . 'i , ccnm anied by Mrs f”0ndS- NU”-V -Vnursolf "lid iiitlllgn faliTiali3yey.G Comp Mac-Neill andi help the Stemirt Meinorial Elam M,cD.,m,;d' mjoyed .. Health Centre. 'pleasant motor trip through East-

lern parts of P.E. I. last weekend. gg g,JThey returned home to Truro on

F STAFF HOLIDAYS

4 Plant closing for staff holidays

- Aususr tort. to 15th inclusive No cleaning accepted after August 6

Victory cleaners, Summersisle

ROYAL THEATRE

BORDEN

Mon.-Tues. 7.15 - 9.15. Matinee 2.30 Tues. Bud Abbott and Lou Costello in comedy ”JACK AND THE BEANSTALK” in color. No shows on Wed. Thurs. until further notice.

CAMEO THEATRE

KEN SIN GTO N

.Tues. - Wed. 7.15 - 9.15. Here is a story so full of might and magnificence, truth and utter beauty, it strikes to the very core of human emotion,

”The Miracle of Our Lady of Fatima”

in Warner color. Mrs. Reginald Mountain lost S35.00 by not being present last ”Bank Nite". Lucky ticket worth 3340.00 tonight. But we cannot give the money away if you are not here. Remember folks there's al- ways a first time of being lucky!

CAPITOL Summon-side

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REX, HARRISON - iiiu PALMLR

Monday morning. formerly of Summerside, supervisor of the Maritime Stead- man Stores.

equc. has been spending a summer holiday pleasantly at the home oil his aunt and sister. 39 King Si.,'.Maurice Kenny will deepLv regret Summerside.

Prince County Hospital given passes and went. to shows. 25-Bur.

is spending her parents. Mr. and Mrs. David Clark. Kensington, and other members of.b:uid who is a pa-tiont. in Camp her family here, was the guest I0l';Hill Hospital. While in the city several days of

Mayliew left July 28 to return to their home in Halifax after spend-fui'tia.V evening and is spending her ing the past three weeks with theiri holidays lmdirespeciive piireiits. Mr lHeath Mayiiew, and Mrs, Arthur Larkins, Kensing-icharies Clark, of summerside. ton.-Bur.

ii-IE CUARDlAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

Mr. MacNeili.

is now

-Master Olaf MacDonald. Bed

. In Fredericton, ILB.

---The many friends of Mr. this passing in Fredericton, N. 3.. ion July 14, in his 90th year. Al-

-hiiends will be sorry to it-arn'though not in' good health (oi-

thnt Mrs. Crawford Picketis. Kei-Isome time his death was unex- vin Grove, is a piitient in thclpected and came as a. great. shock Prince County 1

wish her rapidly improving health.

Hospital. and will .

iii Kelvin Grove. left Friday morn- lllg to motor to Quebec to vis.l. -Friends of Mr.-. James Bernard, t his father, Mr. Fred Court. who is

Bur.

Long RJVCF. will be glad to leariilemiiloycd at. Gaspe. He was accom-

that she is making it good i'ecov- pained by his mother, Mrs. Fred ery after an operation at lllCEC0llri, his sister Lillian and broth- on July er, Everett.-Eur.

- Mrs. Charles Clark. Summer- side, returned from Halifax on Saturday evening after spending the past week visiting her hus-

-Miss Hattie Clark. Oiiaii ii. who viicatiun with her

week ot;slic was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Huestis, 5,

-Miss Grace Campbell, R.N., of the Camp Hill Hospital nursing staff, Halifax, arrived home sat-

the HHS! her brother. Mtg Bruce Clark. Mrs.-' Clark and fnniily, Cliiitoii.-Bur.

-A. B. Clair Mayhew and Mrs.

with her parents and and Mrs.tli'ieiio's in Kensington. She was

Marcnte and Mr. ziccompitiiied from Halifax by Mrs.

-Mrs. George E. Hickey, who

-Miss Jennie Johnsione. Mnnl- spent the past. two months with real. al'l'lV6d July P5 to spend hcr.rrlatives at Port Hill, was a re- vacation with her parents. Mr. aiiiiiccnt guest of Mr. and Mrs. Horiicc Mrs Oscar Johnslone. and f.'tnill)'.vP.'l)'iii8l'. Kelvin Grove and of Mr. Long River.--Bur. and Mrs. James Hickey. Darnley. i-tiirl left on return to the United -Mr. Arlhiir Court of the CN R.. States with her son, Mr. Norman

I . ishops at lilonrtnn. who his been Hit-key, Mrs. Hickey and family nni

spending his vacation at his ll0l1'iC.TilFSfi.Ii'. July 2R.rBilY.

FERAL BUILDING -K"""'Si0"

incur. '

Y -Summersldo

to his family and friends. The late Maurice Kenny was the

i . I lson of David Kenny and Ann Mc-

Innis of Waterford, P.E.I.. and during his younger days owned and operated a fine saw mill. By his fine qualities of mind and heart, his optimistic temperament and loyal disposition he made many warm friends both in P.E. I. and N. B. who will learn with deep regret of his passing.

About 40 years ago Mr. Kenny moved to N. B. where he became engaged in the agriculture indus- try until retirement 1'! years ago.

There are left to mourn the loss of a devoted father, five sons and two daughters: Bernard of Hali- fax, N. 5.; Wilfred, Portland. Me; Richard, Alberta; George in Arl- zona; Edward, Isobel and Viola of Fredericton. He is also survived by one brother and two sisters. Mrs. George Bagley and Mrs. Pat- rick Britt of Portland. Maine. and James M. Kenny of Waterford.

His largely attended funeral was held from the home of his broth- er. James Kenny, Waterford, to the Immaculate Conception Church, Palmer Road. July 16 where his Requiem High Mass

was sung by Rev. Emmanuel Richard who also officiated at'the grave.

Pallbearers were Messrs. Char- les Kenny, Stephen Kenny, Ed- ward Kenny. Albert Kennedy. Ger- ald Fitzgerald, William Shea.

Accompanying the remains from Fredericton to Waterford were his sons, Mr. Bernard Kenny of Hall- fax. Mr. and Mrs.iEdward Kenny and his grandson Mr. Charles Kenny of Fredericton.

Other out-of-town reitltives who attended the funeral were: Mrs. R o b e rt Kenny. Charlottetown: Mrs. R.L. Kenirv. Medford. Mass; Mrs.

. Kecpsl

These are

or the many benefits

I EasterIty- crcsltte . Wedding

Baskets of spring flowers deco- rated the altar of Holy Trinity Church at Edmonton. Alta. re- cently for an attractive wedding ceremony when Miss Ilene Willow Crosble became the bride of Mr. Dennis Robert Easteiby.

Rev. W. M. Nainby performed the ceremony for the daughter of Mr. David B. Crosby. formerly of Bonshaw, P. E. I., and the son of Mrs. May Easterby, all of Edmon- ton. Mr. Crosble gave his daughter in marriage.

For the nuptials the bride chose a -beige match-box style suit. Her hat was a pink meilusine model and she wore pink accessories. A white gardenia and rhinestone ear-rings were her only adorn- ments.

Miss Bernice Tweter was the bride's only attendant. She wore a blue tailored suit complemented with navy and white accessories and white straw hat. Her carnage was of deep red roses.

Bast. man was Mr. Eric Easterby and Mr. David Astiey and Mr. Allan Mawhinney ushered the guests.

Following the service a recep- tion for 30 was held at the bride's home.

A triple-tier wedding cake. set on a mirror base and surrounded by green fern, centred the bride's table which was laid with a lace cloth. Tall white tapers in ciystal

Emmett Maclsaac and Mrl

.and Mrs. Frank Aylward of Bed-

ieque. -C.L.

scones flanked the cake.

Assisting at the reception were Mrs. J. Ewing, Miss Hazel Ewing and Miss Helen Dehid.

Mr. John Msclntyre proposed a tout to the bride.

Teacher

AUGUST 4. 1953 f

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for Cascumpec

For a honeymoon to the north- School. supplement 5500.00,

ern U.s.. the bride woreiher wed- ding suit topped with a blue tweed coat.

On their return Mr. and Mrs: Euterby will be at home in Ed- monton.

TOMORROW

Apply

GARTH HARRISON, Secretary, Cascumpec

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with the

SUN LIFE OF CANADA

R. C. SHEA, Kinkora, P. E. I.

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For 'continued prosperity

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