most fortunate to be none the worse at his experience.

Miss Shirley Harris, Hamilton, Ontario, is spending some time with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Juries Harris. East Lake.

VM1-. Ellsworth Llewellyn.spcnt the weekend with his family in

rfs, former trustee and Miss Helen Mclssaac of Souris Hi

school teacher and

School.

Mr. Brenttkubertson, studcni

minister. is conducting services in where l"' will be Dundas and Annandale Cllul'L'llC5 blackslllilh. Previous to his de- for the summer months.

Mr. Fred Bennett, Morcli. ha,

ifowll Hospital school nf nursing. Monday, July 16 1956

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The Guardian, Page 5

i Mr. Kenneth MacGregor. Kings- lboro, icft recently for Vahrador employed as

POPE LEAVES CITY VATICAN CITY (AP - Till

Pope, cheered by crowds of pil- grims, left the heat of Vatican Clly by car Saturday for his sum- mer palace at Castel Gandolfo in

lparlurc he was presented from the - East Point Baptist Church Choir

parturc this year was about two weeks earlier than usual. The Pope's physicians urged an early shift to summer quarters this year to give him more rest. His schedule normally is lighter there.

EJ h””- H” '3”

Mont88Il9- a recent visitor to Red Point and Vi 3' 5' 1'4 era Mr. MacGreagor

LARGE HAWK SHOT AT BRUDENELL

Tins hawk, which had it nest al.shot recently by Kenneth Clem- the top of ii tree at Brudenell, waslents of Montague. It took several

'evenings at watching before the'birdlcame within range.

James Higginbotham, Fortune. has recently accepted a position with the Canada Packers, Char- lottetown.

Word has been received recently that Frances McEachern. Priest Pond in now on the mend. having undergone a serious operation in Victoria General Hospital, Hali- fax.

Mr. Manning Hearsay is now making a good recovery from his recent illness.

Mr. Adolphus Ellsworth. East Baltic. Passed away very suddenly in the Charlottetown Hospital on Jun: 14, fcllowlng a short illness. Mr. Ellsworth leaves to mourn his widow and two small children; two sisters and one brother..

The Eastern districts Annual

W.I. Convention was held in the Souris Line Road School on June 8 and was very largely attended. Especially interesting was the panel discussion on Rural Educa- tion, and the teachers situation under the chairmanship of Mr. K.A, Parker. Panel members were Miss Estelle Bowness. Gen- eral Secretary of P.E.l. Teachers Federation. Mr. Jerry Pineau.

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NAMES OMITTED pawl list of grade six, iltnunwzil St-liool, the iiaiiies of ll't'lIl' Sit-wart, and Merrill Scott iicrc niadvertcntly nmittcd.

(ERADUATE JEWELLER -Don aid .il:u-Lcod, Murray River, has passi-ti the final examinations for the diploma of the Canadian Jew- (-Ilcrs institute and is now entitle to use the di'Slf.!llEJI.l0ll ”G, J.", (iraduaie Jcwellcr, of that instit- utc. The two-year course covers many phases of the jewellery busi- noss Graduation exercises will he hold in October. Vetcrans of 'll(' North Novas will recall Don- ild Machend piping tlicm ashore in "D" Day.

In the Montague

Pulp Boat Loads At Montague

Captain llarry Frccland. 21 dir- ector of the St. Cliarlcs Transport- ation Co. o' Quclicc which is a branch of Anglo Pulp. is cxpcctcd to arrive by car todziy on routine business in coimcction with the pulp boat. lll(' Robcrt MacMichacl winch arrived in port at Moiitaguc yI'sicrd.'iy afternoon

'Slii- lrit Quclicr (iity on Julie 27 and mntlc trips to W;ill;i(-c. N. 8., Newport. P. P) l and ('licIu-aim). C B. rclurnini.' to Cllriiirllt-i', P. Q aftcr encli trip iiilli pulp for the fiiispccio Siilplintp ('o Slir ex- pects In lcavc l(llllL'lll nnrl uill ni:ikt- lhrt-c niorc trips here this scasoii. She is iinilcr the command

REGULAR DANCE at Panmure lslund. liionday, .luly 16. Boudre- ailliis ()i'clio,-sii'2i. 9:30 to l2:Il0.

N()'l'l(1E: Still have some cab- bage and cauliflower plants. Andy Landry. Montague.

LIFE SAVING llAR(lVllss Joan Murphy. of Georgetown. Super- visor undcr the Canadian Red Cross Society, P.E.l. Division, Swimming and Water Safety pro- gramme. who last year was award- ed the Royal Life Saving Society instructor's -Certificate, and Med- al. has recently been awarded the Bar to the Society's medal. The medal and bar are awarded to those wiip pass the necessary icsta. and qualify as an instructor

EAST BALTIC

Sincere sympathy is extended to Mrs. Adolphus Ellsworth on the sudden death of her husband. Mr. Adolphus Ellsworth, East Baltic, who passed away in the Charlotte- town Hospital on June 14 following a short illness: also to his sisters. Mrs. John B. Fay, East Baltic, and Sister Mary Adolphus (nee Leona Ellsworth) of Brighton. Mass.. and brother, Mr. Stephen Ellsworth, Ottawa.

Mr. Russell MacDonald who had spent a couple of weeks with his father. Mr. Charles B. MacDonald, East Lake, left to take up his wlrlcss operator duties in Hudson Bay. He expects to be stationed there for the next 14 months.

Miss Sylvia Bruce. Red Point, attended the Smith and Ladner wedding in Charlottetown on lune

in the Society's methods of life nth

saving and rcsuscilzition of the ap- parently drowncd. Thc Society is

under the pzitronnge of Her Maj- esty The Queen. AC

ORANGEMEN SCARE HORSE

GUELPH, Ont. (C17) Mrs. .1. ll. Brown, 47. suffered a brokcn pelvis. a broken nose

and coiicussinn Satimlziy when a milk-wzuzon liorsc, friizhicncd by an Orange Day paradc, plunged iliroiiizli ;i uaicliiiig crowd. Mrs. Brown. ft mcmbcr of onc N the

uomcii's lotlucs in tho iiararlc.

was kiiorkcd down anti rlraililcd

bcneaili the wagon. NEWCOMERS

The Wlllltllttll. or Virginia Dt-ct". has been liviiip, In Manitoba since

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Mr and Mrs. Ray Bruce. ltcd Point. attended the Smith-Ladner wedding in Charlottetown on June 17th.

Mr. Stephen Ellsworth, Ottawa. arrived home to attend the funeral

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