‘ ® - ‘ es et ie (Continued from Page 9) ded to Patrick Heffernan, &. Reds Are Suspicious $a . ed by Judge C. St, Clair Trainor. | gate in Grade 11, presented by

awarded to Jacqueline Cummis-|the Provincial Bank of Canada, key, Charlottetown, and Margar-| aw

i. eee | ot laees, ‘South Rustice. Chartotttetown. - ; * ze Religion 5 present- A prize for the student ranking Ge eneVa On erence ed by the St. Dunstan’s Parish | second in Grade 11, presented by 5 . a of the a ~~ the s Parish cs ** 1 ague, awarded to ea. > Council By EDDY GHLMORE | loa eres Isaac, St, Peter's Bay. ’ League, awarded to Vance

A prize for Religion 1, present- |fin, Locke Road. ed by the Provincial Bank of prize

A _|Canada, awarded to Richard ing second in Grade 11, pre Fleming, Charlottetown. sented by the Charlotttetown Clin-

A prize for Philosophy in the Senior “Year , presented by the | Pleasant Grove. th

GENEVA (AP)—“Good morn-|delegates will sit in a

Clinic, awarded to | Robert MacDonald, Grand River. | ' A prize for Philosophy in the | .4 Junior Year, presented by the Provincial Bank of Canada, | *™®- *

awarded to Kevin Farmer, Kin-

kora. A prize for English 3, present- More dividends have

- |@d by the Alumni Association of St. Dunstan's University, award- ed to Mary Elaine Trainor, Char- lottetown. : A prize for Sociology 2 pre- sented by Heath Macquarrie, M.P., awarded to Jacqueline Cummiskey, Charlottetown. The William David Edward MacDonald Memorial Prizes pre- sented by Lt. Col. W..J. and Mrs. MacDonald, for Chemistry in the Senior Year, awarded to Howard

Sophomore Year, awarded to Ed- ward Blanchette, Mont Joli, P.Q. |: A prize for Methods in the Tr Teacher Training Course, pre-

: TYNE VALLEY The monthly meeting of the | sented by the Provincial Council L Wcmen’s Missionary Society met) of the Catholic Women’s League,

at the home of Mrs. Edward|awerded to Richard Fleming,

Mr. and Mrs. Fred MacKinnor | yacArthur on Monday afternoon, | Charlottetown.

and family, Summerside, left bk | May 4th: train on Wednesday, April 29th, for Jamestown, Ontario, where} Rev. and Mrs. Lee MacNaugh-

Mr. MacKinnon is employed. ton have returned from a three week vacation, visiting with. The many friends of Mr. Pres- | friends in the United States. ton MacCaull regret he is still ' confined to the Stewart Memorial} Mrs. Lenard Bilis and her two

Hospital and wish him a good re- | sons and her daughter - in - law, 4 covery. : Mass., were recent guests _ Here are the names of the two lucky B is regrettable that Maste! | and were guests at the Grigg and || winners of the Jonathan Logan dresses

Carmen Dawson is still confined | pi, wedding. % to the Victoria General Hospital at

] y and Mrs.|| given away free at R. T. Holman Ltd. Four-Year Protection

visitors . + C-I-L House Paint protects your home for four or more years. It’s the all- sca during Mother's Day week end. weather paint that resists cracking, peeling or blistering. = PLADLATTETOWN ~~ (Ux"U«cv«vV"-““L-ockeed-In" Color Doesn't Fade wah CHARLOTTETOWN CHL House, Faint enhances yar home's appearance— maintains property =” i. values. Non-fading color is “locked-in. ae Because C-I-L House Paint stays fresh and colorful for so‘long, you don’t —_ to | Dundas Centre repaint so often. And when you do, one coat does the job. - on s ay.) r . after being a patient | SUMMERSIDE 38 Different Tests : BE Stewart Memorial Hospi- | of a a is thoroughly “weather-tested” to prove its durability, : i retention. | MARY ADAMS prieed CRN : . Wallace MacLeod | MISS New Wide Choice of Colors or ea oe es Prince County Hospital You can choose from a wider range of modern colors than ever before. a : “See the Yellow P: of your phone book for the location 5 veey on Soman 7 ol your nubeat OTL, Pied Deke.

7

special purchase « PAINTS Te prema pratt nog price

and Sale MaclEAN'S GROCERY si‘(é#

WINSLOE WILLIAM MacLEAN, PROPRIETOR PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

C. A. FRIZZELL

\ PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

Sale : - | 3 | and ~|demonstration HERB WYAND

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

| CAVENDISH -

Thursday -- 2 p. m. to 5 p. m. - Summerside : 3 STAR GROCERY

Friday - 2 to 5 p. m. and 7 to 9 p. m. - Charlottetown | | 4 SOURIS C. ROY WHITE, PROPRIETOR PRINCE arti gomenk ISLAND

See Mr. Frank Flinn of the Saunders Mfg. Co. demonstrate the lasto-fit

i , slip coverg.in the Home Furnishings Departments at both stores. : What's the difference between custom made and ready made Slipcovers? The sota cover : ae ; fit, of course! And the maker of these ‘ready made,” in order to achieve as a \ - aes 9 possible, has made them with elasticized backs. These are smartly 2 or 8 cushion j : + eee ntas .” 2 . . 3 a oe ee re reg. 19.98 1 6% VERNON GENERAL MERCHANT | PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND ~* Special 4 5 rs =

club chair

cover . 11.98 Special

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

a

BRIDGETOWN

ELDON MacKENZIE

FORTUNE ’ : . 5 \ ~

studio PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

ree. 14.95. 11.95

davano

Special «12.95

| MATTHEW & MocLEAN

~ G. L. MacKENZIE, INC.

KENSINGTON GENERAL MERCHANTS PRINCE aa ARD ISLAND SEA VIEW-KENSINGTON GENERAL MERCHANTS PRINCE EPWARD ISLAND |