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JUNE 26. 1952

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THE GUARDIAN. CHARI..OTTETOWN

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Mortgage Sale

,. 1 id b Public Auc- DInh(I:lr1e iFtII1tbt:imthe y Law Courts Eundim gt Charlottetown :3

cans County, in the Province gtlince Edward Island, on Thurs- ,,, - the 17th day of July 5- D-- I-Iz at the hour of twelve o'clock I9,::,,', - Au. that parcel of land Iiiitulltven 11132 "Id being in chap in Queens County.

the distance at . - t. five and one- Mxmy Sevenfwxierri the corner of the hall inched 1 er at tlwelllng house on "'9 "mm 6 Pawpal and Kent streeish udcinc” aastwardly along the. W1 I t me Kant, street, forty-seven ee , -aches, thence southerly thirty- rcvcn feet. 55”,” I"che5' meme mumwcstcrly thirtcen feet, theknce muLhg1-1y eleven feet, two met 8:. thence westerly ”"5"m"e 33' three inches, or therlesbotuts ill; liI it reaches. the dlvis on ence Lt at present standl. V-hence I?" therly eighteen foot. 4 W3 9-? thence northeasteriy thiiee Lmiete-1 .,,; mehes, thence northery 1; vb one feet, eleven. inches to xen Street, aforesaid, to the Page of commencement anti) bgevif hart of Town Lot hbklndm ii; ndred rnty-six in the T r n at Town Lots in Chariottetlownx. A150 ALL that other parce in land situate, lying and beinz 11 Charlottetown aforesaid, bounded and described as follows: COM- MENCING on the south side of Kent Street in the East boundary or a Lot of land conveyed to An- IIIBW A. Renriessell by Fmnc” Elizabeth Dalzlel, thence eastward- :v along Kent Street twenty-five feet, nine inches, to a right uay formerly the property 01 I-h? Estate of Simon W. Dodd, thence southwardly along said rishi ,0I way to a point on a line in contin- uatlon of the south boundary or said Lot of land conveyed by Frnn- rls Elizabeth Dalziel to Andrew A. llcnnessey and thence westwardly if) the southeast angle 01 the Said lot or land owned by A- A. Hen- nesey and thence northward- iy along the said A. A. I-icnnessev Flastern boundary to Kent Street at the place of beginning subject -n a certain right of way reserved to Lillian w. owen in the Deed :iven by the said Lillian W. Owen to Andrew A. Hennessey hearing date the twenty-eighth day of July A. D., 1922. A150 ALL that mrccl of land situate lying and icing in Charlottcown in Queens :ounty and being part of Town Lot No. '16 in the Third Hundred oi rown lots in Charlottetown in Queens County, bounded and de- S.'.'i'lbEd as follows: COMMENCING iii: the southern side of Kent street -ind at the eastern side line of a plot of land conveyed to the said Andrew A. I-lennessey by Lillian w. owen thence eastwardly along Kent street twelve feet three in- .-hrs or to Scantleburyls west side lznr. thence southwardly along st-antlcbury's south side line to a -,so.nt on a line in continuation of she said Andrew A. Hennessey southern boundary of his land pur- chased from the said Lillian W. Owen thence westward-ly to the southeast angle of the said Andrew A. I-Iennessey's land and thence northwardly along the same to Kent street aforesaid at the place of commencement: ALSO ALL that other parcel of land situate Wing and being part of Town Lot No. '78 in the Third Hundred of Town we and being a right of nay commencing on the south side of Kent street in the eastern boun- dary of the above described lands and having a width of nine feet and extending back from Kent street in a southerly direction along the eastern side of the above described land and being parti- rululy described in a deed of ex- change between the said Andrew A. Hennessey and Lillian W. Owen dated the 13th day of June, A. D.. man registered in Liber 81, folio 99.

The above sale is made under and by virtue of and pursuant to a power of sale contained in a cer- tain Indcnture of Mortgage. bear- ing date the 24th day of December, A. D.. 1947. and made between G. Harold I-Iennessey of Charlotte- town in Queens County. in Prince loclwsrd Island, Mortlclan, John A. Brendon I-lennessey of Charlotte- town aforesaid, Mortlclan and Elizabeth 'Hennessey of Charlotte- town, aforesaid, and Enid J. Hen- nessey of Charlottetown. wife of the said G. I-Isrold I-Iennesscy. or the first part. and Canada Per- manent Mortgage Corporation of the second part, and because of de- fault having been made in the iiaymcnt of the principal money and interest thereby oecured.

For further particulars apply to the office of Bell, Mathleson and Foster, Solicitors, Charlottetown.

DATED this loth day of June. A. D.. 195a. ' CANADA PERMANENT MORT- GAGE CORPORATION

Per R. P. Wright, Manager, Mortgagee.

NATIVE NAME The state of Michigan was no

named for the Indian word: .michi" and gums" meaning- 'treat water." '

Morigoge Sole

There will be sold by Public Auction in front of the Law courts Building at Charlottetown in Queens County in the Province of Prince Edward Island, on Thurs- day --the nth day of July - A. D.. 1952. at the hour or twelve o'clock noon - ALL that tract piece or parcel or land situate lying and being on Lot or Township Number Twenty-four, in Queens County. in the Province of Prince Edward Island. bounded and described as follows, that is to say: COM- MENCING on the North side of a road leading from the village of North R,I..laI.ICO to the pond near the shore of the Gulf of St. Law- rence and from thence continuing along the shore to Cavendish, and known as the Pond Road at the southwest corner or angle of land

in possession of C. W. Railings, from thence in a northerly direction along G. W. Rpilinss

West line for the distance of three hundred (300) feet, thence at right

angles to last mentioned line Westwardly for the distance of one hundred and forty-five (145)

feet, thence at right. angles to last mentioned line and parallel to said G. W. Rolllngs' West line for the distance of three hundred(300) feet to the Pond Road, aforesaid, and thence Eastwardly along the Pond Road one hundred and forty- fivc (145) feet to the place of commencement and is bounded on the South by the Pond Road, on the East by G. W. R,ollings' land. and on the North and West by property now or formerly owned by Albert Cornelius Pineau and Simon I-I. Pineau, containing One Acre of land a little more or less. The above sale is made under

M and by virtue of and pursuant to

a power of sale contained in a certain Indenture oi Mortgage, hearing date the, 28th day of Au- gust, A. D.. 194-6, and made be- tween Joseph Douglas McNeiil of North Rustlco in Queens County, in Prince Edward Island, Parish Priest, of the first part, and Can- ada Permanent Mortgage Cor- poratlon, oi the second part, and because of default having been made in the payment of the prin- cipal money and interest thereby secured.

For further particulars apply to the office of Bell, Mathieson and Foster, Solicitors, Charlottetown.

DATED this 10th day of June, A. D., 1952. . .

CANADA PERMANENT - MORT- GAGE CORPORATION - Per R. P. Wright, Manager, Mortgagee

Mortgage Sole

There will be sold by Public Auc- tion in front of the Law Courts Building at Charlottetown in Queens County, in the Province of Prince Edward Island, on Tuesday - the 15th day oi July - A. D.. 1952, at the hour of twelve o'clock noon - ALL that certain parcel or tract of land and premises sit- uate lying and being at Rosa's corner in Lot 26 in Prince County aforesaid bounded and described as follows: COMMENCING at a stake fixed in the southerly side of the Road running from Bedeque to Suinmerside opposite the first telephone pole along the road in a westerly direction from the ham or Peter Barwise, thence in I southerly direction at right angles to the Road for the distance of 30 yards, thence in a westerly dir- action and parallel to the said road for the distance of 50 yards, thence i.n I northerly direction and parallel to the first mentioned line for the distance,or 30 yards to the main Highway in an easterly dir- ection along the highway for a distance or fifty yards or to the point at tile place of commence- ment containlpg by measurement 1500 square yards a little more or less. ,

The above sale is made under and by virtue of and pursuant to a power of sale contained in a cer- tain Indenture oi Mortgage, hear- ing data the 26th day of June, A. D.. 1947, and made between Hollis B. Cameron of Rosa's Corner in Prince County. in Prince Edward Island, Merchant, and Eieths. Cameron, hiswiie, of the first part. and Canadian Oil companies Lim- itcd, a body corporate, with office at Monclon in the Province of New Brunswick. of the second part, and because of default having been made in the payment of the prln. cipal money and interest thereby secured.

For further particulars apply to the office of Bell, Mathicson and Foster, solicitors, Charlottetown. Prince Edward Island.

DATED this 7th day of May, A. D.. 1952.

Canadian oil Companies Limited Per D. Robinson. Secretary. Mortgages.

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Iilnkora High School closing Exercises

-Kinkorl. Hall was filled beyond capacity on Thursday evening, June 19th on the occasion or the Clos- ing Exercises of the School. The programme opened with a chorus, ”Come Loyal Hearts" which was followed by two numbers in which the primary pupils took part in song and speaking. A group of senior girls danced I graceful old- fashioned minuet with a song "My Mother's Wedding Gown". The final number on the programme was I patriotic pageant expressing the allegiance of the Commonwealth to the new Queen, Elizabeth II. In all of these picturaque and ap- propriate seiections, the children gave evidence of caredul training, and the appreciation of the sun- ience was evident in the enjoyment of the programme.

Twenty graduates of the Grade Eleven claw then marched in pro- cession to seats on the stage decor- ated with the class colours, blue and white, where they were pre- sented with l. beautiful basket of flowers by little David Farmer and Noreen Connlck. After brief re- marks by the chairman. Mr. P. L. Morris, certificates and prizes ac- cording to the list given below were presented by Reverend Clauci Shea, assistant priest at Kinkora. Miss Corinne Duffy who had been cho- sen by her classmates as class val- edlctorian read the farewell mes- sage of the Class of 1952.

The address to the graduates was delivered by Reverend Patrick Mc- Mahon of Charlottetown. Sincerely and eloquently he urged the grad- uates to be grateful for their Christian education which assures them so certainly of being on the right road towards attaining the goal of life, because it trains not only the mind but the will. He emphasized the importance of con- tinuing their education, pointing out the fact that no matter what spe- cial training they received it would be useful in their chosen vocation in life. Finally Doctor McMahon left the graduates the message that if they would be true to their motto, ”Semper Fidelis", that must become men and women or prin- ciple, lmbued with a love of prayer and self-sacrifice - the only hope of the world in its struggle against Communism.

Briefs remarks were made by Father Shca, congratulating the studenis and the teachers for the success of the school year. Mr. E.P. Foley. Summer-side, spoke in an expression of appreciation of the programme and offered con- gratulations to the graduates.

A vote of thanks to Reverend Doctor McMahon, the Sisters, the donors of prizes and all who con- tributed to the success of the school year and its closing exercises was moved by Mr. V. E. Duffy, second- ed by Mr. J. P. Callaghan and pre- sented by the chairman, Mr. P.L. Morris. All the speakers expressed the r:greg felt by all for the ab- sence of the pastor, Reverend Fa- ther McQuaid, who has done so much for the school by his interest and encouragement. The exercises closed with the National Anthem.

The graduates were as follows:

Helen Bordage, Emerald; Mar- guerite Bradley, Peakes Station: Peakes station; Phyllis Cairns, Kin- kora: Jean Cameron, Albany; Ros- ella Devine, Peakes Station; Cor- inne Duffy, Kinkora; Josephine Duffy, Kihkora; Frances Gorman. Kelly's Crow; Noreen Greenan, Newton; Elizabeth McCardle, Mid- dleton; Margaret McCardle, Mid- dleton; Mary Mcdarville, Kinkora; Emma. McMahon. Kenslngion; Mar- tin Murphy, Norboro; William Ness. Cape Traverse; Frances Pen- dergest, Kensingion: Lorne Rich- ards, Klnkora; Leslie Smith, Kin- Kore: Anna Tralnor, Klnlrora; sis- ter Mary Leo, Mount St. Marys.

The following is the Junior prize list: Prize for religion in Grade I presented by Father McQuaid equally merited by Martina Mc- Mahon and James McGulgan: Prize for highest aggregate in Grade 1 awarded to Martina. McMahon: prize for religion in Grade 2, pre- sented by Father McQuald. award- ed to Catherine Duffy; prize for hiirheat aggregate in Grade 2. equally merited by Catherine Duffy and Lorna Mcoarviile; prize for religion in Grade 3. presented by the Home and School Association, awarded to Gerard Roberts; prize for the highest aggregate in Grade 3, presented by the Home and School Association, awarded to sally Farmer; prize for religion in Grade 4, presented by Reverend Mother Loyola, equally merited by Eliza- beth Duffy and Rita Mccabe: prize for the highest aggregate in Grade 4. presented-by the Home and school Association, awarded to Elizabeth Duffy: prize for religion in Grade 5 presented by Father MoQuIld, awarded to Yvonne Lo- Bianc; prize for the highest ag- gregate in Grade 5. donated by Rev. erend Mother Loyola, awarded to Gerald Coedy; prize for religion in

Grade (I, F nted by Father Mc- Quaid. equally merited by Pam; Morris and Genevieve Duxry; prim for highest aggregate in Grade 6, presented by 3 friend, awarded to

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Prize for religion in Grade '1. presented by the Home and School Association, awarded to Marion Mc- Ginn; prize for the highest, aggre- gate in Gracie 7. presented by sab- lnus Johnston. awarded by Iris Muulgan; prize for the highest standing in the Grade 7 Grading Examinations, presented by the Home and School Association, awarded to Rose Marl'e Gauant; prize for religion in Grade ii, pre- sented by Reverend Mother Loyola, awarded to Betty Doucette; prim for the-highest aggregate in Grade 8, presented by Fred Coady, award- ed to Betty Douoette; prize for the highest standing in the Grade B standardized tests of e Depart- ment of Education, presented by I

friend, awarded to Betty Doucette. ,

Grade VIII Certificates were awarded to Betty Doucetle, Bern- ard Mcoabe, Maurice Corr, Kevin Farmer, Marie LeBlanc, Francis Lawless, Lloyd Gallant, James Mc- Mahon, Reggie Shreenan.

Grade X Prize List

Prize for religion, presented by Father McQuald, awarded to Rose- mary McQuald and Edna Richards; prize for highest aggregate, pre- sented by sabinus McKenna, award- ed to Rosemary McQu-aid; prize for English, presented by Rev. J. W. Mccardle, awarded to Rosemary McQua.ld; prize for arithmetic. pre- sented by the Home and school Association, awarded to Rosemary

McQuald; prize for history, - pre- sented by Rev. J. W. Mccardle, awarded by Rosemary McQuaid;

prize for French, presented by J.P. Callaghan, awarded to Mary Pet- ers; prize for algebra, presented by Russell Noonan, awarded to Edna Richards; prize for geometry, presented by Ruseil Noonan, awarded to Mary Deighan; prize for second highest aggregate, present- ed by the Home and School Assoc- iation awarded to Edna Richards; the Bronze Medal presented by His Excellency the Governor General of Canada for the pupil with high- eat standing in the Entrance Ex- aminations will be awarded later. Grade IX Prize List

Prize for religion, presented by Fr. Shea, awarded to Ernest Bren- nan; prize for highest aggregate, presented by the Home and school Association, awarded to Richard Johnston: prize for French, pre- sented by JP. Callaghan, awarded to Mary Murphy; prize for Latin, presented by Reverend Mother Loyola, awarded to Mary Connlck, prize for geography, presented by George Richards, awarded to Jack- ie Murphy; prize for arithmetic, presented by the Home and School Association, awarded to Cyril Gal- lant.

Grade XI Prize List

Prize for religion. presented by the Klnkora. C.W.L., awarded to Martin Murphy; prize for highest aggregate, presented by Father Mc- Quaid, awarded to Rosella Devine; prize for second highest aggregate. presented by Mr. James Mccardle. awarded to Corinne Duffy; prize for third highest aggregate, pre- sented by a member of the class of 1944, awarded to Mary McCar- viile; the Wilbert G. Mccarville Prize for English Literature. award- ed to Mary McCa.rville: prize for English composition, presented by John C. Gallant, awarded to Phyl- lis Cairns; prize for French. pre- sented by Mrs, Reginald Forbes.

S'side High School Prize List

-Thee following completes the list of prizes at the recent closing of the Summerside High School for the year ending June 1952:

Improvement Prizes donated by Home and School Association: 1A-John Beer 1B-Carol Enman 1C-Douglas MacKay 2A-Jean Rowe EB-James Rankin 3A-Joan Daley SB-Joyce Bernard 4A-Gardiner MacNclll 43-Jackie Gunning 5A-Desmond Arsenault . 5B-James tArsenault 5C-Francis Gallant 6A-Allan Pct:-rs 6B-Clarence Campbell BC-Thomas Gallant 7A-Ned Henthorn 'IB--James Norton 'lC-Leonard McNally 'ID-Harold Gallant 8A-Morley I-Iowett 83-Helen Clark.

9A--Donald Glllis.

BB-Wendell Waite. 5

Dr. J. C. Simpson's prizes for excellence in Arlthmetic.: I

Grade VII -Stan Gay.

Grade VIII-Alban Gallant. I

school prize for proficiency in First Year Industrial - Stanley I Arsenault. I

Prizes for contributions to the school paper "The Magpie"

Grades II-VI-Joan Ramsay, do- nated by Commerclal Department; Arthur Prltchard, donated by Miss Gladys Holman.

Grades VII. VIII. IX -- Patsy Preston, donated by Commercial Department.

Equal-Carol Elderkin, donated by Miss Carrie Holman: Diane MacQuarrie, donated by Commer- cial Department.

X, XI, XII-Janis Morrison and Ruth I-Iuestis, donated by Com- mercial Department.

R. T. Holman prlze for 8 years

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awarded to Rosella Dcvinc; prize for Latin, presented by Mr. Russell Noonan, awarded to Rosella Dev- lne; prize for physics, presented by V. E. Duffy, awarded to Frances Pendergast; prize for physics, pre- sented by member of 1947 class. awarded to Noreen Grcenan; prize for chemistry, presented by Alden Mulligan; equally merited by Cor- inne Duffy and Rosella Devine: prize for algebra. presented by Rev. Wilfred Ker-ic, awarded to Noreen Greerian; prize for geometry. pre- sented by Parneil Mccarville. awarded to Rosella Devine.

The Eugene Smith Memorial Prize for history awarded to Martin Mur- phy; prize for application, present- ed by the Klnkora Credit Union, awarded to Mary Mccarvilie; prize for praisewortny conduct, presented by Joseph Trainor, equally merited by Jean Cameron and Anna Train- or; two prizes for the highest stand- ing in the Atlantic Board Examin- atlons. prestnted by PL. Morris and the Provincial Council of the C. W. L., to be awarded later: prize for the highmt aggregate in 1951 Entrance, presented by a friend, awarded to Noreen Grecnan: Gift subscription to the Readers Digest, awarded to the Class Valedictorian. Corinne Duffy; prize for history. presented by J.I". Morris, awarded

to William Ness.

perfect attcndsnce-Donald Gay,

Grade 8.

R. T. Holman prize for 5 years perfect attendance-David Spen- Davld Spencer, Grade ll.

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WHAT IMPROVEMENTS CAN BE FINANGED UNDER

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ARE THERE LIMITS AS TO AMOUNT AND THE TIME ALLOWED FOR PAYMENT? .

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