P'ge 12 The Guardian. Thurs. May 26. 1955
I P.W.C. Pass List
'.-'iIalcol.- Mat-Fadyen. Charlotte-
town. Joan Vesey. York.
PRalph Whitehead. Charlottetown.
Eugene Wynne. Charlottetown.
Psheldon Benton. Charlottetown, R R 1
Helen Cooke. Charlottetown. Douglas Cudmore. Charlottetown. Niels Hansen. Chariottetown. PDavid Irving. Murray Harbour. 'Gloria R. R. I. arold Kemp. Charlottetown. lorence town. , Gordon MarBeth. St Peter's. David MacDonald. Arnold Macl.ean. Borden. 'Ian Mat-Lean. Charlottetown. William liIacl.ean. Borden. PAilan MBCLAOCI. Charlottetown. 'Fred MacLeod. Bonshavi. Kenneth MacNeill. Clyde River. Alan Massey. Charlottetown. 'Marguerite Munn. Marshfield. Elaine Murphy. Charlottetown. 'George Read. Borden. Constance Ross. Beaton's Mills.
'Richard St. John. Charlottetown.
'William Sterns. Charlottetown. David Stewart. Montague. 'Keith Stir.-kings. Charlottetown. John White. North Wtltshire. Melvin White. Hunter River.
Janet Wood. Charlottetown R. R. I. Nonna Woolner. Hunter River I.
R. 2. IECOND YEAR HONOUR CERTIFICATES Alphabetical
Doris Carruthers. Augustine Cove
Dorothy Coffin. MI. Stewart Marlee Dahl. Charlottetown Alexander Flack. Charlottetown Audrey Frizzell. Cornwall Norma Gorrill. O'Leary R. R. I Owen Green. Emerald R. R. 1
Eleanor Haywood. Charlottetown
R. R. I Margaret Jardina, I-Iasfy Kielly. Stanhope John LeClair. Charlottetown Hector MacDonald. Belfast Jean Isabel
lottotawn
lodge Naclwen. Itanlay Bridge Donald Mackenzie. Charlottetown
Jon: Mecbeod. Vernon
Daphne M.acMiIlan. Charlottetown
Chrisnne MacPiiall. Cornwall Alexander Mur hinon.
town Errol Ntehoboa. Charlottetown Muriel Palmu. Conway R. R. Eda: Parbt, New Wiltshire Donald Itewart. Murray Harbour Gordon Tweedy. Charlottetown James Warren. Charlottetown Carl Viiiis. Cornwall
IECOND YEAR PAH CERTTPTCATEI Alphietlonl Enos Bernard. Remington levm. Charlottetown
gt Burns. Freetown
acne Cameron. Mt. Itewast Gsartottetown
iovyoe 'Bas-hers ant. Charlottetown 'Grete lansen. Charlottetown Htebeeoa Jardiue. xennington 'Alnn Johnston. Gsarlottetown 3ArItne barter. Charlottetown PRobes't Lund. Charlottetown Joyce Macxie. Southport
.ar-ti: Machennan. Charlottetown
R. R. 1 'Dnvid Mnclaeod. cherloiteeovn 'Anna MaaPhniI. lonshsw malias Reeves. Freetown Frederick Ielier, Charlottetown
Norman Iheldow. Vernon Bridge
Edith Sherrm. Crapaud kart Weeks. Fredericton 'Ja& Williams. Charlottetown Myra Joan Wood. southport
'George Wright. Albany R. R. I
SECOND YEAR PASS LIST WITH CONDITION Alphabetical losers Bell. Charlottetown
Irwin Bueil. Psrkdsle Alan Chandler. Charlottetown Phyllis Clark. Charlottetown
Frederick Corcoran. Charlottetown
Mabel England. West Royalty
Alexander Horne, Charlottetown
Allison Jay. Mt. Stewart Graham Lodge. Borden
Edythe MacDonald. Charlottetown Wayne MacEachern. Clyde River Norma MacFadyen. Charlottetown
Jean MacGregor. East Baltic Jeans Msclsaac. Charlottetown John MacLeod. Charlottetown Garth Mallett. Charlottetown Paul Mustard. Central Royalty Botiy Jt-an Roberts. Southport Donald Smith. Pnwnal
Frank Smith, Charlottetown Murray Stevenson. Charlottetown Ruth Younker. Clyde River
NORMAL SCHOOL CERTIFICATES Alphlhetlcnl
Armand Arscnault. Richmond . 'Bert.ha Birch. Port Hill Joan Compton. Sunimerside Katherine Ellis. Redford Station Olive Gallant. South Rustico Yvonne Gauthier. Emerald Mary Hunter, Kensington 'Glen Lecco. Ahney. Lot 04 '1-Elizabeth Mat-Donald. York Betty Macl(innon. 0'I..eary Jerome Matters. Kelly's Cross 'Joseph Matters. Kellyie Cross
Georgia Morrison. Cardigan RR. 1
Joan Murphy. Georgetown 'DanlsI 0'Hanlev. Armadale 'EiIen Roy. Summerside
Elaine Shaw. Bloomfield Station
Alberta Todd. Bresdalbane
NORMAL SCIDOI. PAH I.-T
Alphabetical
't.orrsuw Arsenault. Richmondt 'RosaIeen Callaghan North Wilt-
shire
'!'Iorsnee Garkin. New Wiltdsire Frances Doucette. smith Rustlco 'Yvonne Lanigan. st. Mary's Road
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'I"rances MacDonald. . t.
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.- UI('ontinued from page 1) - m?--mm-m'--p PLorna MacDonald. Vernon
Jenkins. Charlottetown. MacAulay. Charlotte-
Charlottetown.
Charlottetown
MacDonald. Iter-
Ch nrloite-
Mills
Verna Marteli. Georgetown PAlberta Rowe. Freetown 'Wendell Stevenson. Charlotte-
town 'Roberta Todd. Charlottetown Gladys Villett. Hampton tDoreen Walsh. East Royalty 'Ione Wright. Freetown GRADUATION IN COMMERCE- CERTIFICATES Alphabetical
PI-lrances Barbour. Charlottetown Jean Batt, Charlottetown
tljileen Boyle. Clyde River kl-lrances Clark. Charlottetown Elaine Cooke. York
Sheila DeLory. Georgetown
Jean Ellis, Mt. Stewart
ti-lrances Farquharson. Mt. Ed- ward Road
Margot Frazee. Charlottetown Georgiena Glover. Kensington. R. R. 2
tBarbarn Johnston. Charlottetown tJane MacAssey. Mt. Stewart Patricia MacDonald. Charlottetown Rose Marie MacDonald. Covehead Road
'Jessle MacGowan. Kilmuir
June MacKarris. Charlottetown Jill MacI(ay. Charlottetown
Joan Murray, Clyde River
Roma Nicolle. Murray Harbour 'Harry Norton. Charlottetown 'PatriL-ia Peters. Charlottetown Etta Pigot. Mt. Stewart
'Ann Prom. Aiberton
Marie Russell, Charlottetown "Helen Stewart. St. Peter's Road '.Ianet Spillett. Central Royalty 'l-Esther Veale. Port Hill
Doreen Vickerson. North River Ruby Weatherbie. Charlottetown 'l')on Whelan, Charlottetown GRADUATION IN COMMERCE-
P 85 LIST
tliernlce Connolly. Charlottetown. '.luanita Jay. Peakes Station. 'I..ouise Kelly. Charlottetown. 'W1lma Ladner. North River. 'Irls Lewis. Charlottetown. 'Erms MacDonald, Parkdale. Elessie MacEwen. Stanley Bridge. 'Elaine MacPhnil. Bonshaw. PGeil Prowsa. Wlnsloe. R. R. 1. 'Barbara Weeks, Winsloe.
FIRST YEAR COMERCE PASS
LIST
Provisional)
Mlphebetieah 'Maurlce aserron. Iiviere h Loup. Que.
PBnrbara Cronin. Gsarlottetown. Jeanette Duncan. Chulottctown. Anne Ferguson. Murray River. Norma Jean Gay. Winaloe. Grace Maebmald. Cove-bead. 'sally Maebarc. Charlottetown. '!'Iorenoe MaeMiIIan. town R. I. 1.
'Ann Noonen. Albany. Mercedes Vesseo. Charlottetown. tRuby Wood. Pownal.
Fl!!! YEAR GRTFICATB
tAIpbeheiIceI) Allen Ilatoh. lraekley. Joyce, Bryanton. Malpeque.
Frank Burke. Charlottetown. Helm Cameron. Charlottetown. Joyce Canfieid. Crapaud.
Garth Coffh. Mt. Stewart.
Sandra Corrie. Charlottetown. Florence Douglas. Malpequa Road. Joan Douglas. Mt. Stewart. Joyce Ferguson. Hampton. Elizabeth Gill. Charlottetown. tward Graham, Thistle and Sham- rock.
Shirley Green, Malpeque.
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Vincent Griffin, Chufottetown. Eleanor Hart, Victoria.
Blair Herring. Murray Harbour. Miriam Horne. Charlottetown. Joan Rowatt. Crapaud.
Miriam Hyde. Cornwall.
'George Johnston. Alma.
Mary Johnston. Murray larbour North.
Austins Kennedy. Mi. Edward Rd. Cecil Ladner. Charlottetown.
Ruth Lund. Bethel.
Kay Macllacharn. Clyde River. John Alan MacKen7.in. Charlotte- townu.
Joyce MacKinnon. Charlottetown. Alexander MscLean. Charlotte- town.
Beryl MacLean. chatlottetown. 'George MacI..eod. Klnross. '.r
Lincoln Maclaod, Murray I'. Margaret MacNelll. Clyde liver.
People held their Spring Rally at Cherry Valley United Church on Monday. May lard. The afternoon session opened with an impressive worship service conducted by Da- vid MacDonald and Tommy Davies of Trinity Y. P. U. Theme for the service was "Brotherly Love." The service closed by singing
ed by Malcolm MacRae on behalf
.Anne Matheson. Central Royalty. Helen. Shaw. Vernon.
Continued from page )0
: . . .. . . cum udnd Y' Pt u' Isnrlttee tasrdappohllnted: Igelyl. Jim.
. on oore. - lnteyerne and Lorraine Coffin? It
Rev. J. M. Fraser. Montague, extended an invitation on behalf of Montague Y. P. U. to hold our Fall Rally at Montague. It was moved by Rev. J. M. Sheen and seconded by Rev. A. C. Fraser that we accept this invitation.
There being no further business the business meeting adjourned. The remainder of the afternoon was spent at Bible Baseball.
The group then adjourned to the adjoining hall where a delicious lunch was served by the ladies of Cherry Valley Y. P. U.
A lively recreation period of volleyball and baseball followed.
The evening session opened with a worship service conducted, by Jim MacFadyen. Lloyd Carew. Earl Robertson of Hunter River Y. P. U. Theme for the service was, ”Who Is My Neighbour?”
The minutes of the afternoon ses- sion were read and approved. Roll call was answered by 74 members. representing 12 Unions.
The following report of tba reso- Iutions committtee was read by Gordon Moore.
Resolved that we extend our thanks to the Cherry Valley Y. P.
The Eastern Presbytery Young
"Take My Life and Let It Be." A cordial welcome was extend-
of Cherry Valley Y. P. U. which was responded to by Eleanor Cof- fin of Marie Y. P. U.
The minutes of the Fall Rally held at Central were read and ap- proved. Roll call was answered by 49 members respresentlng ll un- ions. Reports on the year's work were given by the president. sec- retary-treasurer and the following Unions: Bay Fortune. Cherry Val- ley. Marie. Central. Montague. Or- well Head, Valleyficld. Princeiown Road. South Winsloe. Pownal. Trin- ity. Georgetown. Hunter River.
Clara Maclnod, Vernon.
Janet MacLeod. Vernon. U.. for having us today at the Joyce MacI..eod. Uigg. Spring Rglly. PIIYIUI MIICI-Bod. CTHOIL Resolved that we thank the
Marina MacMillan, Vernon. Donald: MacPherson, New Wilt- shire.
Cherry Valley ladies for the pleas- ant pastime we enjoyed during the supper hour.
Resolved that we thank the Cherry Valley Board of Stewards for the use of the church and for the" Y. P. U. for the use of the he .
Resolved that we thank the groups that led us in the worship periods.
Resolved that we thank Dr. Ross Eaton for the pictures and tem- perance message. -
Resolved that we thank the lead- ers for the leadership given to the Y. P. U. during the past year.
Resolved that we encourage as many Young People's Group: as
Dianne Willis. East Royalty. FIRST YEAR PASS LIST (Alphabetical) "9 Per cent aggregate with con- dItion)
Georse Andrews. York.
Gvrdon Brown. Wood Islands East. Murdo Brown. Charlottetown. Mildred Campbell, Kensington. David Currie. Charlottetown. Edwin Cutcliffe. Spring Park, Derek Dew. Charlottetown.
Ivan Duvar. Charlottetown.
Mary Esiey. Maselbrook. Elizabeth Ford. North Milton. 30”! Frost. Nortliam.
James Glover, Murray River. Beverly Good. Charlottetown. Russell Green. Union Road. Albert Haslnm. Carleton Siding. John Hobbs. Charlottetown. Robert Hndmui. Charlottetown. Merrill Johnston, Charlottetown. Beck Jordan. Murray Harbour. Earl Kearney. Charlottetown. Ralph Kennedy, Charlottetown. Nancy I-ea. Charlottetown. Arthur Lidstone. Charlottetown.
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Joan Mnclntyre. Charlottetown. Jean Maclsaac. Rocky Point. Jean Macliay. Clinton.
Charles Mnckinnon. John . Charlottetown.
Hester MncNelIl, Pownal. David MacNevin. Charlottetown. Muriel Martin. Kinross. Dorothy Miller. Ellersiie.
Katherine Macdonad. Charlotte- town. Barbasa Meedragos. lensington
Charlottetown. Francis Machean, Murray River.
possible to keep going through the summer.
Resolved list we encourage daily Bible readings and devotions by all members of Unions.
Resolved that we by example and witness discourage Iunday
sport.
Resolved that all Y. P. I. mem- bers pledge themselves to total ab- stinence and witness against cock- tail parties.
The following new officers for the coming year were installed by Rev. Clifford Moase.
Honorary President. Rev. T. R. Goudge.
President. Gordon Moore.
Vice Resident, Donald Mutch.
Secretary - Treasurer. Gladys MacMillan.
Leadership Education Convener.
Shee
Rev. J. M. n. culture - Charlie
Recreation and Friuell.
Faith and Evangelism Commis- sion Convener. Lorraine Coffin.
Missions and World Outreach Commission Canvcner. Bill Macin-
Cllytoa Morrlssey. Cherry Vallqr.
tyre.
Stewardship and Training Com- mission Convener. John Aitken.
Citizenship and Community serv- ice Commission Convener. Ian MacLean.
Publications. Ethel Robertson.
The guest speaker for its eve- ning was Dr. Ross Eaton. who was introduced by Rev. W. A. Patter- son. Dr. Eaton spoke on drinking and.the effect It has on the brain. the personality. etc. Two very In- teresting films entitled "Alcohol is Dynamite" and "Out of the Night" were shown to the group.
The evening session closed by
' ' ”” i Breathe An Eve- ning Blessing." after which Rev. J. M. Sheen pronounced the bane- diction.
Leon Murphy. Southport.
George Murray. Charlottetown. Audrey Newton. New Wiltshire. Daniel Pnnting. Wood Is I s n d s North.
Olive Parkman. East Royalty. Sterling Pasher. Charlottetown. Enid Penny. Murray Harbour. Doris Ramsay. South West. Lot 16. John Read. Borden.
Margaret Rodd. Winsole.
Robert Seaman, Charlottetown. Beryl Shelfoon. Charlottetown. Roma Sherren. Charlottetown. Romona Sberren. Charlottetown. June Sherry. Charlottetown. Harry Si C Chariot
Ethel Smith. Montgomery.
Joan Smith. Charlottetown. Ronald Stanley. Charlottetown. Carol Stavert. Charlottetown.
Eric Stewart. Wood Isla'nds East. Glenda Stewart. Wood Islands. Ina Stretch, Clyde River.
Ralph Thomson. St. Peter's Road. Barbara Ward. Charlottetown. Cyril Wheatley. Charlottetown. Garth Willis. Clyde River.
Eva Wood. Cross Roads.
ARMY NURIH
Oldest of United Itstes wom- en's military services. the Army lltigtgisa Corps was established in
Burgess Bedtime -
fish. or a small Frog. or a Mouse swimming in the water." said Jerry. "You would be just as safe near one as the other. and that would be not safe at all."
Peter Jooked at Jerry, "Are you telling that Grandfather Frog would elhf another Frog if he had the chance?” asked Peter. p
"Anybody or anythins small enough that comes within reach of that big mouth of his is a din- ner for Grandfather Frog, even one of his own children." rctorted Jerry Muskrat.
Peter looked over at Grand- fathcr Frog. He was just in tlpic to see Grandfather Frog swallow- ing something. There was still one leg sticking out of Grandfather Frog's big mouth. It looked very. very much like the foot of a smaller Frog. Yes sir. it did so It gave Peter a most uncomfort- able feeling, the same sort of feeling that he had when he saw Snapper the Turtle grab a fish that was swimming past. ”You are right." said Peter to Jerry Muskrat.
"Right about what? asked Jerry.
"Grandfather Frog and Snapper the Turtle are two of a kind,” said Peter.
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Contract Bridge
right from the start. when he put in the virtually psychic cue bid of North's suit. but East was not the only one who bid strangely. North's performance also invites comment. His failure to rebid a seven-card suit was certainly re- markable, especially when South showed something in diamonds by doubling East's cue bid. Six diamonds would have been a far better slam than six spades. West. having played with that partitlllar partner before. did not take the diamond cue bid too seribusly; he aE8IOIIEd that If East had really been void. he would have doubled six spades to demand a diamond dead. so West tried a surprise attack of the heart queen. South van with the ace. led a low trump to Ire ace. then took the trump finesse to his own jack. Whether he should have taken this finesse B a moot point in view of the marked psychic bidding by East. but the pertin- ent fact is last when West won the trick. he had a problem. Should he now lead a diamond in the hope of Eastis ruffing. or should he try for a club trick? After profound Brought. West
decided that South. I he had held
three diamonds and no clubs. would have refused the hump finesse in an effort to avoid a possible diamond ruff. so West led the club king. and that was the end of the slant eontract.
SECOND TIME LUCKY
NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. iCPl- Lady Luck has smiled for the sec- ond time in two years on James Chalmers Jr. He said Tuesday he has drawn Datour In the Irish hos- pital sweepstakes on the English Deg? which will pay him 81. .94 even if the horse does not run. Two years ago Chalmers drew Performer on the Irish steeple chase sweepstakes and won 81.177.
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Ruth MacPhnil. Cornwall.
Jean MacPherson. Charlottetown. Janet Matheson. Charlottetown. Margaret Mntheson. Oyster Bed Bridge.
Robert Mon y. Bedeque. PJean Mur hy. Carleton Siding. Pwendell rofitt. Breadalbane. Janet Rogers. Charlottetown. Malda Roget-son. Charlottetown. Ernest Roper. Brnckley.
Bonita smslman. Malpeque Road. FIRST YEAR PASS LIST (Alphabetical) in per cent aggregate with no mark below 50 per cent)
Eleanor Campbell. Sea View. George I)iIlnn. Charlottetown. Beryl Easter. New Wiltshire. Malcolm Lodge. Borden.
Lionel MacAssey. Mt. Stewart. Addison MacCsbe. Alexandra. Joyce MacCallum. Charlottetown. Daniel MacDonald. Belfast. George MacDonald, Charlottetown.
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