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NURSES GRADUATE AT SUMMERSIDE”

The six nurses who gmdunted exercises on Tuesday evening are ham, Ialla Craswell: seated an Jean Maclsnc and Mary Mac-

from the Prince County Hospital standing, left to right, IJln Cras- Gong” School oi Nursing at graduation well, Helen Ralph, Audrey Gra-

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Traffic Cases ' Heard In Court Al Summerside

Fines of 310 for leaving the scene oi an accident. and 510 for driving without a licence, were

nalties imposed on at Rose Yal- Ey man. while a 325 fine for JOY-

irom H.M.C.S. Algonquin when the two ,men appeared before Ma- gistrate E. ii. Strong Tuesday in Summerside Police Court follow- ing two separate incidents the pre- vious evening which left (our ve- hicles with varying degrees of damage.

The joy-riding charge against the sailor, from tre visiting ship. was the sequel to the theft of a car owned by John MacCausland. a visiting tourist from New York state. who left his car moment- arily to enter a store -on Water Street.

Police were notified of the car theit and a radio message to the pgtrol car proceeding eastward on Water Street Wcst was received by the patrol only moments be- fore they were forced off the high- way to avoid being struck by the stolen car which was proceeding westward in a dangerous manner.

Immediately behind the patrol was a 1956 Pontiac driven by Har- old Robins. a salesman from the mainland, whose car was exten- sively damaged when it took the full force oi the collision which the police patrol had so narrowly missed. The stolen car was also damaged by the crash. and the cu-iver was taken into custody by the police.

While no ”jn)"' was eXl')eTl9ilF9(l by the owners of the smashed cars. the cliarge was one of ”iny- rlding", with in Q5 tine imposed

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by Magistrate Strong.

riding", was asked of a sailor

Talent Use Feature Of lrislitown W.l.

Members of lrlshtown Women's institute were on hand at the June in in the Community Hall with I total oi 3129.46, the Profits resulting from a talent competition. The original talent was a dollar to be put to work by each member earning more dollars. The project got under way after the April meeting and con- tinued through May up to the June meeting. -

Mrs. Cecil Campbell's dollar was used the greatest number of times, and also earned the most dollars. 319.02. Close seconds were Mrs. Clayton Stavert and Mrs. Borden Campbell. each banding in sis.92. Mrs. Thomas Campbell's methods

were most original. Several tran- W

The two 310 tines levied by the Magistrate against the Rose Val- ley man. resulted from another unorthodox motoring demonstra-

tion in which the driver of the vehicle, owned by Mel w" k ter of Summerside, crashed into the 1947 Plymouth ot Iley Crooks. parked on Duke Street, causing considerable damage. Careening across to the other side of the street the vehicle then crashed into a ience on the property of Matthew DesRocl1e, and continued on without stopping.

The vehicle was located and the driver apprehended some time la- ter on Alley Street, by Constables Stewart Berry and Harry MacKay who previously had arrested the driver of the stolen car referred to above.

Charged on two counts-for that hit-and-run offence of leaving the! scene of an accident. and for op-; erntlnlz a motor vehicle withouil an operator's licence-vhe was.

" included tornatoi loads bought and planted and the plants sold. a iowl bought and sold at I profit. and bought (or home cooking which was cold.

A motion by Mia. Cecil Cupp-

that the money be used in procur-

mlttee appoint d in Mrs. Cecil Campbell. Mrs. David Campbell and Mrs. John E. Macheod. Com- mittee appointed to..see about hav- ing re-decorating done in school were Mrs. George Macbeod and Mrs. John E. MacLeod: sick com- inlttee. Mrs. Kenneth Mac Mrs. Clayton Stavert. and Mrs. Halsey Profitt. ,

The May committee reported 339.90 proceeds for the month. The treasurer reported balance on hand

.20.

Mrs. Ellis Profltt and Mrs. George MacLeod were appointed delegates to the convention with Mrs. Harold MacLeod as sub- stitute.

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bell. seconded by Miss Thelma- Cameron and passed. requested 1

log a toilet for the hall. Com- .

' a faithful and valued member of

Kensingfon Choir Honors

Mr. Murray added to meat oi the evening.

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sum by Mr. it'a.."1V.-.tt.."-.v'-..t.:ii'..' it;-Louis? ...g.M'”; the enl:y- log by am. in-csulZ..".',,',l . Mrs. Bruno Mmlaod. .

Former Members

A aengntitn social hour was spentatthe homeoiur. and Mrs. Piml. tux , H

. wing n grsctlce oi the Unit: Cliillrcllegenl-V

Honor guests for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parker. Bummerside, iornier residents of xenslngton, before beating in Summersidc. Mr. Parker had spent several months visiting his sin- ter in England.

For many years he had been

the Kenn n choir.

Rev. 1.. M. Murray paid tribute to the line service rendered by! both Mr. and Mrs. Parker and expressed regret at their departure from the community.

On behalf of the choir a beauti- tul floor trllight was presented by Mrs. George Duggan and Mr. Mur- ray. In response the recipients' littingly expressed their thanks. i

fined :10 on each count. I

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. NOTICE

LIGHT AND POWER USERS

There will be an interruption of service on Cen-

tral Street, North of Green on Thursday, June 21st l - and Friday, June 22nd, between the hours of 1:30 P.M. and 4:00 P.M., weather make necessary repairs. This area includes Beaver St.. Cedar Ave., Willow Ave., thorne Ave., Chestnut Ave., Maple Ave., Highland Ave. and Duke, North of Willow.

TOWN 01" SUMMERSIDE LIGHTDEPARTMENT

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