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'Wl!lASEL's HOARD CHURCHILL. Man. --(OP)- Remains of '76 birds, 20 mice, two lemnxlngs and a small fish were found between the ceiling and the roof of a cabin, being remodelled at this northern Manitoba port. All had been stored for food by a weasel.

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T319 WHY Summerside business men are responding to the call for generous donations to the Prince County Hospital Completion Fund, makes it seem highly probable that the "special names" phase of the Campaign will be an unqualified success. It only remains then for the rank and file of the people to make their modest but all-lmport- ant contributions to insure that the drive will be th success hard-working men at the hope it will be.

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C O The introduction of Little gue baseball in Summerside is, we think. the greatest counter-mea- surc against juvenile delinquency ever attempted here. It brings .V01m8 buys into the wholesome circle of sport at ages when evil influences can be expected to start their insidious work. The sight of those youngesters on opening night marching through the streets in their bright new uniforms was something that should be remem- bered as the beginning of a new deal for the small fry. We have wached them practising under their adult coaches, and have not- ed that their little selfish desires are being held in check by those men who lead them. Children at that age, if allowed to organize their own games, can be tyrannical and unfair. The restraining hand of adults is good for them, and they submit. and learn more read- ily because they know those coach- es are working to see that they have a. lot of fun. in .

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0 We thought we detected a small retrograde movement in the man- ner of asking a question in Eng- lish in the Entrance Examinations. For some years now, the word "purse" has been relegated to the discards. and it does not appear at all in many modern grammars. Instead, the examiners asked the candidates to give the part of speech, the class or classification, and the relation of words in sen- tences. It seems only fair that the question should be in detail in this way, but this year, the word "parse" came back into circulation, with no further breaking down for pupils who may not have been familiar with the word because it did not occur in the book prescrib- ed for study. We could ask a pupil to give the orthography of the "pencil" and stick. a lot of pupils, but if we asked them to spell "pencil" we'd get a. much better idea of just how many could act- ually spell the word.

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TI-MMINS, 0nt., -(GP)-- Rene Leduc, Mountjoy Township farmer. thought it was a. bear that had been bothering his livestock. But during a search he was confronted with a. mean and powerful lynx. He dropped the animal with the second shot from his rifle.

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UKAL Alc'l'ls'1' - Earl Eailly, 46. of Lunenburg, N. S.. is a successful artist, even though his arms have been paralyzed since childhood. Hold- ing the brush in his teeth, Bailiy, above, puts the finishing touches on a canvas of a Nova Scotlan landscape, one of three which have been purchased by a greeting card company in the United States.

Outstanding. concert At Alherton

--A variety concert of outstand- ing merit was presented at Al- herton hnll Thursday evening when some of the best local tal- ent was assisted by Rev. L. M. Murray and a portion of his jun- ior choir from Kensington. Under the auspices of the United Church Ladies Aid, the program was ur- rangcd by Mrs. Herbert. Matthews.

Mrs. George Ramsey and Miss Mabel Fielding.

Rev. Mr. Murray, a talented musician, has trained a Junior choir of twenty-three members who won acclaim at the 1952 Prince Edward Island Muslcul Festival. From this large choir

the six girls selected to visit Al- berton were: Margaret Murray, Barbara Parker, Myrna Cousins,

Jean Murray, Irene Cotton and Elizabeth Brookins. They were heard in two and three part

group singing, in duets and solos, and also presented two humorous skits. These girls who delighted the ears of the audience, were also pleasing to the eye as they appeared first in evening dress. later in afternoon dress and fin- ally, for a group of sacred songs, in maroon choir gowns with white surplices.

Rev. Mr. Murray”: four-year-old son, Gordon, won the hearts of all with his sweet singing as did Chrlstcne Pickett and Peter Mac- Donald of Alberton, two other very young vocalists.

Other local singers who are always well received included Misses Lona Hunter and Belle Wllkie who were heard to advan- tage in a duet and Miss Mary Glllis, Miss Ruth Jeffrey and Mr. Gordon Coffin who won hearty applause with pleasing solos. Miss Nancy Smith, in suitable costume, rendered a comic darky song which also merited the hearty applause given.

Reading by Ralph MacArthur and John Pickett were highly sp- preciated. Accompsnists , for the evening were Miss Annie Leard, Miss Nancy Gillls and Rev. L. M. Murray. The chairman was Rev. A. R. Wallis.

The proggam:-

Reading, "The Optimist", Ralph McArthur. O

(3) Round "Russian Lullaby"

lb) "John Peel."

"Mssss's In Do, Cold. Cold Ground", Kensington choir

Duet, "Mocking Bird l-lill" Lona Hunter and Belle Wilkie.

Solo, "Come To the Fair", Mar- garet Murray.

Sole, "Christopher Robin Is Saying His Prayers", Peter Mac- Donald.

Duet, "To Music", Elizabeth Brooklns and Irene Cotton.

Solc, "Over the Rainbow", Mary Glllls.

Solo, Murray.

Solo, "Sometime", Ruth Jeffrey.

Duet. "Santa Lucia", Myrna Cousins and Barbara Parker.

Solo. "Lavender Blue", Chris- tcne Pickett.

(ml "The Lor-e-lei”, (h) "The Blacksmith". ( cl "Schubert's Cradle Song”, Kcnslngton Choir.

Reading, "The Ballad of East and West", John Pickett.

Duet, "GendArmes' Duet", Jean and Margaret Murray.

Solo, "Love's Old sweet song". Gordon Coffin.

Skit, "Mrs. Murphy Isn't Home", Kenslngton girls.

Solo, "Kingdom Come", Nancy S

"The Duslman", Gordon

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Solo, "Nellie Boy". Jenn Murray. Skit, "The Cat's Meow". Ken- slngton girls.

Solo, "I Passed By Your Win- dow", Elizsbeth Brooklns.

Sacred Songs, Konslngton chair, "The Evening Prayer from "Han- sel and Gretel"; "The Lamb"; "Evening Hymn".

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closing Exercises

-The closing exercises of the West Devon School were held in the Hall on Wednesday night. June lath. There was a very large at- tendance and a fine program was presented with Mr. Charles Mores- head as chairman.

The program was as follows: Opening chorus-”Schocl Days" and "Grandfather's Clock" Nur- sery recitations by pupils of grade one-Allen Sharp, "Ba, Ba, Black Sheep"; Gerald Vincent, "Little Boy Blue"; Wayne Mat-Neill. ”Jack and Jill"; James MucLeun, ”Hlck- ory Dlckery Dock"; Alvin Mac- Nclll, ”Humpty Dumpty". Reading -"If" by Pearl Robinson. Recita- tions by pupils in grade two- Roma Sharp, "Old Mother Goose”: Florence Rayner, "Mistress Mary". Piano solo, "Let me call you Sweet- heart" by Norma Grigg. Reading by Alice Boyles; Fish stories by Johnny MacLean and Gary Mac- Donald. Choruses by the school. "Polly Wolly Doodle” and "My Darling Clementine" Recitation, "The secret" by Mary Reeves; Re- citation, "The Crooked old Man" by Gary MacDonald. Souls By Senior Girls. "There's a new moon over my shoulder" and "Give me five minutes more." Recitations: "One, Two, Three” by Erica Mac- Neill: ”A Canadian Camping song" by Johnny MlacLean. Read- ing, ”In Flanders Fields" by Fall

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MacDonald. Closing choruses by school.

The following are the class leaders: Grade ten-Norma Grlgg:

Grade seven-Pearl Robinson: Grade six-Fay MacDonald; Grade five--(1) lifrlca MacNelll (2) Johnny Macbean (3) Catherine Reeves: Grade four--(1) Georss Robinson (2) Edward Adams (3) Gilbert Raynor; Grade three-(1) Mary Reeves and Ethel Rayner (2) Carolyn Tuplln (3) David Rerves; Grade two-(l) Roma Sharp, (21 Florence Rayner; Grade one-(1) Wayne. MacNeill (3) Jim- mie MaoLea.n (3) Allan Sharp-

The teacher. Mr. Edwin Muc- Neill, has had a very successful year and is held in high esteem by the students, parents and trustczsz.

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Bloomfield Corner , o o o and VICIIIITY Mr. and Mrs. George Home were in O'Leary recently on business.

Miss Anne Marie Pineau of West- ern Hospltal recently visited with her parents in Eloomfiald. 0

Mr. Arthur Pineau and Mr. Regls Pineau visited friends in the Brae on Sunday, June 15th.

Mrs. Leo Gallant. and famuy re-

parents in Bloomfield. 8

were visiting in Woodstock Sunday, June 15th., guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Leclalr. d

ill for some time in the Western Hospital.

lant of Piusville. Mr. and Mrs.

days visiting relatives and friends in Bloomfield and Plusvllle.

Mix Bebty and Miss Al- etha McCormick, employees at

Mr. Arthur Martin and Mr. Loo Gallant of Piusviiie motored to Charlottetown on business on June i3l.h.

- Mr. and Mrs. Pius Arsenoult and children, Beverley and Linda, were visiting in Bloomfield on June 19th., guests of Mr. and Mrs. Urban Plneau.

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Mrs. George Home and children visited Mrs. William Irving, I po- fient in the Western Hospital on Thursday. June 12th. They were socompomuu by Mrs. Urban Pin- sou and dslllllter bernnaette.

Mrs. Henry Pinesu Jr. to l-fowian on June 17th to visit with Mrl.,Pipo Doiron. she was ac-

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IItAu.mAm sumnmo orrons-run.

Miss Bernadette Pineou who visited with her Aunt, Mrs. Angus Arsenauit.

Mu. Xontford Horns and Mrs. Urban Pineal: attended the W.!. executive meeting in Piumllo

umuusmunmmunu,

Vikse and A.C,2 W. A. Lilly. 0 o 0

taken up residence in the Town of Summerslde, following their recent marriage. The many friends of this

West Devon School ..”.ll.”i:..”:l?."i...:?”f,::'f ' 8 le.

sume duties on the stuff of the Air Navigation School next week, upon graduation from a staff Naviga- tion Officer Course, including: FVL J. M. I-lempstock, I-V0 F. X. Mc- Neil, FVO J. G. C. Rousseau and mo E. B. Wortman.

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Officers of R.C.A.F'. Station Sum- merslde beautiful new Lounge on Friday

provided music for dancing and

clans will depart next week on posting to other units. These are A.C.2 J. C. A. Olney and A.W.2 V. J. Thistle.

Island, B.C., renewed acquaintances here,while on a short visit during the graduated from 9. Navigation of-

ficer Course in February. dmxmer Jon on Thuudly "em

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Station Hospital and he is wished a speedy recovery.

A.W.1 A. M. Thompson, clerk stencgrapher, has been posted to this station and reported this week to assume duties in the administra- tive wine. while LAC. S. Labchuk. clerk accountant, reported at an-

FVO Bllesner here again, after an op.

hours at this unit during the pan Week.

son. formerly N.C.O. in station orderly room, with friends in summerside while

Tyne Volley Notes

On Friday. June each for the sum- mer vacation.

Charlottetown, were TY” Valley 0" Sllndly. June 22nd.

some time at the home of her son, Mr. Fred Hansen, Kingston.

cently spent a few days with her -The sympathy of this community 1- being extended to Mr. and Mrs.

Mr. and, Mrs. Urban J. Pineau their home by fire gm gummy on afternoon, Juno innd.

Miss Bernadette Pineeu is con- of Nir. and Mrs. C.l.'. Lldstone. vaiescing at her home after being Tyne VINEY-

gg Mlacxay are leased to see her

Mm Maris Gallant of' Toronto home again after hnv-ins under- is spending her vacation at the lone home of her mother, Mrs. J.T. Gai- Hlliilx Infh'n'lafY-

Clarence Pinosu shells 8h-In In ainndlnr some and family recently spent a few lime Vllltinl with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Mse'Noill, Halifax.

Rut, spent. a recent week-end at

Western Hoapmii, spent June lam the hum of Mr. And Mrs srie visiting at the home of Mr. and Williams- Mrs. Arthur Martin. --

Miu Oompboll spent a

few days rcccntly visiting with Mr. and Mrs. msrslde. Mas. Laura Yeo. also of summer- sl (2.

merlldc spent a few days recently visiting at the home of her grand. parents, Mr. Mccbounll.

in Port run guest of her uncle and sung. Mr. and Mrs. William May- nsr .

Arthur were visiting Mr. and Mrs.

mode to make the district conven- tion a success. ,

ousr. um um. .1.-r. Gallant.

Pen Points Of R. ILA. F. STATION

Sunmirsldr by AH:

Mrs. G. R. F. cross of saint John's, Newfoundland. is the guest of Flight Lieutenant and Mrs. J. J. Killarn in Slemon Park. Her sum- merside frl nds will be pleased to welcome Mrs. Gross to the Island. It will be remcmbereu that she and her ” Wing F ” G. R. F. Gross were stationed at l-!.O.A.l". Station Summerslde, ap- proximately two years ago, at which time Wing Commander Cross was Commanding officer. . . 0

Two Munitions and Weapons Technicians have been posted to this unit and have already assumed their duties. These are Sgt. 0. M.

W0 and Mrs. J. S. Shlpton have

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Four Navigation Officers will as-

The Senior Non-commissioned

officially opened their

venlng. June 13. Les Alexander nd his orchestra of Charlottetown

clicious refreshments were served. 0 I I

Two Safety Equipment Techni-

the

W0 James McDonald of Sea

Past week. we McDonald

W0 S. P. Culp. pilot. has been another

W0 Dick Browne is a patient of

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ther station on transfer. . . .

Her friends are pleased to see (Nursing Sister) "Bobby"

ration, and she is wished a rapid onvalcscence. O 0

WI. L. K. Orchard spent s few

Flight Sergeant Norman Ander. charge visiting

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n annual leave.

The Tyne Valley school gagged

Mr. and Mrs. Williams Hayes, visitors to

Mrs. 0.8. MII-lerspent I recent

week-end with her sister, Mn. 3,. pl

. I-lsyes.

Mrs. Fred Ifa-xgefn is spending

Mnley Ellis. Ncrthsm. who lost

Mrs. Daley, Iona, spent 5 few ays recently visiting at the home

The many friends of Mm, run

a serious operation in the

Mrs. Bessie sharp and Miss

M188 Sylvil Raynor. Travellers

me osmabsll. sum. and her dmotbcr.

Miss Shirley Mboxinnon, sum-

snd Mrs. Wilfred

Miss R.uf.h- Williams is Villllllj

MI. and Mrs. MWIM Mu-

Their many friends are glad to on Mr. and Mrs. Aim Onion! and oiuiai-Ia. Anus sad Icrbcru Ann of Toronto who on viutlsg in lloomficla and Hllvillc.

stimm Richmond Bay Credit Union was

where he will report e rl i th

week to assume staff sheila.” 9 held " Pm Hm ”” "mu" C C O

sent enjoyed a lobster supper.

Palmer, Elizabeth Milllgon, Minnie Bigger and Douglas Williams and Hartford Miller were the students from Tyne volley school who went

I-Iowlan Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. Jock Plstfs re- cently motored to Bluxuuorsldo.

Paul Dolron of Duvsr was in Charlottetown on Friday. June 20.

Messrs. Ivan Webb and Alton Rayner were in Halifax, N. 5., re- cently. '

Mr. Jack sweet of Forest. View made a business trip to !-Iowlsn on Tuesday evening. June 11th.

Tunis Peters, section man, has been d t at his home for the past week.

Mrs. Elizabeth Gallant of Pius- vlllc was in Howlsu on Sunday night, June 22nd.

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Adams and family. of O'l.osry, were in Howlsn recently. I

Rev. M. J. Rooney attended the clergy's retreat in Charlottetown during the week of June 22nd.

Mr. and Mrs. Alyre Buote of Kelly Road were in 1-lowlon and 0'Leary on Monday, June 23rd.

-Messrs. Wilfred Pineau and Alyre Doiron of Duvsr motored to Howlsn on Monday, June 16th, on business.

Mrs. Amelia Arsenault of Alley street, Summsrslde. arrived in Woodstock on Tuesday, June 17th, after visiting relatives in Alber- ton.

Friends in Howlan of Miss Amy Sweet are pleased to know she returned home from Prince County Hospital on Tuesday, June 17th, after sn operation.

Arthur Gallant of G'Leary was in I-lowlsn on Wednesday, June

Edward Dyment, Sunday. June zzncl.

Margate, on

Congratulations are being ex- tended to Miss Joan lVfseAz-thhr who graduated from training hi the Fslconwood Hospital, Char- lottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Horace MacArthur attended the graduation of their ing, June 18th. at Charlottetown.

The regular meeting of the

evening, June mi-d when those pro.

Mr. and Mrs .Wendell Dyment and family. Slemon Park. were

dsy. June 21st.

Misses Freda Williams, Evelyn

to aummerslde to write their ms-

vlsitots to Tyne Valley on satur- .

ll com later: if D OI" Mrs. J. 3. Arsenoulhewnnu '"'w

Mn. Jock Gallant is now her home ln'1-Iowlcn. Her 1:-lg: tives and friends are wishing he, '.'.W" '- ours. . HO on Gallant. of Howlan "33 still 5:5"! working on the Catholic church 0' at 0'Losry. ”

Lorraine Gollsnt motored my summorslde on Saturday an". noon, June am. on his return he was accompanied by some or the at. Ann do Besupre pilgrim,

Mrs. Amolls'Arsonoulf. returned to her home in Eummersldo on Wednesday, June is, After lpgnd. T int: ks. day with relatives in Wood. s c .

Mrs. Julie. Perry and Mrs. lim- manuel Myers of Palmer Rom are guests of their sister, Mu, Plcllgls Arsenoult, and Mr. Arsen- . cu .

The Christian Doctrine exams f for St. Anthony parish were held in the parish hall and in Plus. ville school on, Bundny,,Juns azni,

Messrs. Nelson Gallant and Clix. ,. ford Gallant cf Piusville were in , f-fowlsn and O'Leary on Monday June 23rd, on business. '

Mr. and Mrs. Tents Peters and little granddaughter. emu. 1... consult, recently motored to A1. berton.

On Monday, June 23rd, Mrs. Jack Gallant was taken to Alber- ton Hospital where she will have X-rays taken.

Edmund Peters and son Wayne were in I-lowlsn on Saturday, June 21st. Mrs. Peters recently spent 3 week in Miscouche.

on Monday, June 23rd, Mr. and Mrs. Albsn T. Arsenuult and their family left Howlsn and motored to Albany where they will spend the summer so as to be nearer to Mr. Arscnault's work with Curran and Briggs.

Mrs. Alban T. Arsensult was hostess to s few little girls on Tuesday afternoon. June 11th, the occasion being the fifth birthday of her daughter Sandra. Sandra had a beautiful birthday cake and plenty of ice cream, and received many nice little gifts.

Peter Dolron of Duvcr, who spent the past. two weeks as it patient in Western Hospital, Al- berton, was removed to Charlotte- town !-Iospltal on Friday, June 20th. His legion of relatives oad friends hope that his sojourn in the hospital won't be too long and that he will soon be back on the road to better health.

The members of St. Thomas Aquinas Society of I-lowlsn held their annual meeting at the home of the president, Mrs. J. B. Amn- ault, on Sunday afternoon, June mad with seven embers in at- tendance. The same officers were all re-elected. Three delegates to the convention were appointed

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