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Snort Echoes From Prince county

Holman‘: baseball team is com- ing closer. They gave the R.C.A.l". Flyera a real argument for supra- macy in Wednesday's game. Their pitching problem is still pretty "acute, but some of the boys are swinging the bludgeon with a little

more authority. .

Creamer, the big iellow from the port, belongs in the "good field. no hit" class as we write this. In batting practice he gives the horse- iiide a torriiic ride. but so far he hasn't had a base hit in League competition.

Gord Grady. 0 and B outfielder. is definitely a threat to lose any (at pitches that come his nay. He has very little experience, and just

gentleman on the corner of Green

With two of the Island's slickest slabstcrs. Armstrong and Andrews, throwing them in. the contest was it nip-and-tuck affair all the way.

shine as brightly as brand new?

established stars in softball play a. baseball game with I-{olman's, If he's half as brilliant as Bill Allen is in softball, we'll agree that the point has been proved.

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In "M “'8.V. at least, the softball game is superior. If a. shortstop tumbles a roller. he's a dead pig- eon. There just isn't time to make Amends. A baseball shortstop can fumble. recover, and still throws his man out at first. But we think

* there are more ways to fool a bat-

ter in baseball than is the case in

"‘ROYAL"

Hank rlrawiiiiz Siiiurday

“PAULA” Also Serial and News

‘rrbieésiEn*ai ‘cinis

I..i ii wood lilac-

at the home of Mrs. John Quiglry on June 8. Roll call was respond- ed to by 15 members. There was one \’l5lLOi‘ present.

gave a report of the Red Cross

softball. We think it possible that a slugger in softball might be duck soup for some of those cuties on the baseball hill, Well.‘ we should have started an argument by these remarks at least.

The sincere sympathy of the community goes out to Mr. and Mrs Joseph Gallant and family of Rustico on the passing away of

It “as decided to knit squares

for blankets for Greece and to

Mrs. John Myers gave a report on the play. Proceeds to date are $287.81. The next meeting to be held at the home or Mrs. Clifford Rogers. Lunch was served by hostess assisted by committee in

charge.

CAPITOL

THE MOST

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Summer-side

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and Mrs. Frank Gallant and Mr. Adolph Doucette of Oyster Bed, attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Paul Gallant in Sourls_

Ruslico, motored to Sourls Tues-

England. May Peace.

A great writer of the put once aaid: "Too work is to worahip." Another uid: “To labor is to pray." This would seem to moon that working for a good conic. putting all your strlngth and spirit

be a iervent prayer. unspoken though it may be. in the minds and hearts of those people who give their very best to a worthy cause.

We must not. or course, under- estimate the formni kind of pray- er. It is an essential part or the worship of all Christians. Neither must we lose sight, however, of the need for a follow up on pusiva prayer; a bending of our but of- forts to the complishmont of the end for which we have bent our knees and lifted our voices. “Faith without works is dead." It is not possible that a formal repetition of prayer without the enlistment of all our energies to the and sought by aupplication is, too,

new the odds favor his wiklns lacking somewhat in Iplritual life.

out rather than polling out a home _ _ V _ ,

run. if and when he feels a little l..\C. and Mrs. Gordon MacDonald are seen above with their attendants following iheir marriage

more at home up the;-5-_ when the in St. Paul’: (‘hurt-li in Suiiinierside on 'l‘iiesd2iy. June 8. The bride is the former Joan Deighan received ,her teachers certiiicate daiightvr oi .\ir. and Mrs. Ernest Dciczliiin of Sunilliﬂiﬁifit‘. The groom is the son of .\ir. and Mrs. and spent two weeks teaching in

the school at Oyster Bed.

and Spring digs his garden next, iirnc-st .\iF|('i,)(¥il‘riili nf \’\'ost Point. From left in rich! .irr: O\\I~n iVTi-l('i’)D‘nai(i,.’\l4Silf‘i‘; ‘ I h . f311_ 1,911 (-ome up with more bug- Donald, ,2rnnmsni;in: Mr. and .\il\.‘.\L(li‘Dilni>lifiI Isa hei Dc-ighan, bridesmnirl, Rl(lldld Dc-iglian, us er, Mr wmnd Doucene who ,1“ 1,3115 man bug‘; l.nrralnr- .\ia<-llonnlri, ilmxcr izirl. (limin hy D. \\. Sc-ursi. been‘ 5 patient in the'ch"lmLe_

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_ . - , , 1 11 .m1 town Hospital for over four months Egg;Fsar;;e;;,;g:~e;;;n§;;*°;_a:ng F-WW0" W- '~ South llustico Anti 3331,31 =w;.;“:h::g :;;V":,;.,d spent 5...... aiternoon .. ....? V - = s ~ ~ . . ' - th . . - (.,.0“.d 1,191,591‘. and more of such The iiiiiiiiiliy ineetmg of Carlo- With the ex~go\‘ernor, Mr. Bernard 3:3: l1‘“te5:l‘i’ng §;’1:t1‘;&x_ Mgougata games Wm amuct larger Crowds. ‘on womens Institute “as held y Mr and Mrs Emile Gallant Mr returned to the hospital in the

evening. He expects to be home shortly to stay. —CA.

The winning run was the result of It \\‘.'i< ninvcd by Mrs Joliii rim” daugimm M,-5, paui C,;\['1an[' ,

A I-lose i‘iPCl5lnn at the plate, and Myers and sp(‘()ndo(] by Mrs Sm‘.m_ s P E C I A L its elosennss has due to a lighteii— Arthur :\x,m_\,1ici\-an iimi we pay Mr. and Mrs i\iiitlii-.is Doucette . .

mi: quick relay to the platter from 53.00 iouircis sclionl Ll'(':ll. The Mr and Mrs Ben Mm:-.u and and Mrs. brivrence Dummof South White Porcelain Toilet Com-

binations complete .... .. $35.50

F.0.B. Aiberton.

HALL MANUFAGT

New Idea Pick-up Balers in Siocli Follow ‘the irend—Buy NEW IDEA.

Also in siocli. hayloaders. mowers.

A good assortment of, used

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Visitor. Roll call was answered by each member donating a Smy- path: Card.

111: nick and school committee’: gave their reports and a new sick committee appointed as follows:

The delegates to the District Con-

vtnuvll to be field in FTOGQTICCOH

Alternatives. Mrs. Spence and Mrs. Wonnacott. It was decided to send for cards to collect in the district for the Salvation Army drive. Miss Joyce Easter invited the members to meet at her home in

assisted by Mrs. Carew.

P§Et.nrLl4ay. ‘.xu':r.i.'°1i?.°'1'iid5i4'" Pretty June in Summerside , Th ! "1 G . Hall. June 1a, are Mrs. suiipiiani B “ -~————— . Let 3 Talk It Over v_,_ °.;!;t-:,:;-°,:*;;: :, ,;, ,:;,:,",' gnghm-. c-rlew. anagne acne-hp CKS » > - ‘ ? I , 0 I ﬂﬂnl-II COTTVCH 0“ El‘? 13! '=___ :f‘:l:‘l':nc5:";‘;“55":‘1:P:;‘::“V:‘["‘d‘:‘ Joyce Easter and Mrs. Macriae. Come order your Chicks

from «the Pendleton Hatch. ery. Whatever breed you wish. the very best, of ,“ R.0.P. sired.

MRS. S. R. PENDLETON

into insuring its success is a ram Mrs. Silliphuat. Mn. Weeks and H h-. 1 . h Konsln n or prayer. and. indeed. there must Mn. Wonnacott. L“'“';5 "9 ‘“ ‘ 9 ‘M3’ '“°°““3- Phone $5 Two m“.y°u end, we" 1-e,.3_ unc was served by the hostes ,

Bill Allen who had made the put school committee was asked to son Gerald also Mr. and 1\‘il's.Fl‘BI‘li{ d ’ 1 t d lh I 1 out Oh Marti at first. see about Kettiii: liquid soap and Doucette of Soutii Riistivsu, and 3}’ m0I‘1l”’\8 0 H 19“ 9 “ll?” 4" S H_ Standard Soj] pipe

' ‘ ‘ containprs for school. Lunch (‘Olli- Mr. A. A. LeClaii~ of Charlotte- Ur “"3 1“? Ml'5- Pill” G““3'“~ per 5 ft $4 25'

Bill has thrown away his cane, mittee in next meeting is Mrs. iU\\Il. motored to 'l'i'n:sh iiist sun- I . . ' """""""""" .‘ and promises to be among the Wendell LMﬂCWliilkin15. lVi.r.s. ’l‘liom- 5 M555’ “ ‘st’ A“.-“‘5Vm1‘°b5_ t°1(‘l“‘;“‘ 4" D.H. Standard Soli Pipe, top softball performers of the 1954 as MacM‘“.k9n_ Mrs, AV-nigh Mac. _‘_ _ " 15111‘: 1:5 (g‘e°‘(‘}‘f1“t3h‘:“’:)u(l9 Erik: E3: per 5 ft, ____________________ __ $5.25 season. How come these boys who Callum. and Mrs. Donald sutlier- MI‘-‘L Calm-S \Vi*I‘€ HDiJ01nt€d I! cenencx‘), The hm hishop Bay” 0! Soil Pipe Fittings at propor- . have slipped a little in baseball iand, A mi] (,1 5705 “-35 paid for delegates to go to convention in ~' _ ‘V _ t- n tel reduced ﬂees - I Can ENE!‘ the Soflbﬁll picture and school supplies Mrs Silthei'i'1iid Cliai~iotteto\i'n. C“"1°'~l5'v°\\H. \\l1_;0 Digs-96151 any 11" 10 3 Y P - D I I I " ' ‘ ‘“ “ IS IS Inc We II |)aGI0llS

D095 it me"?! the S0“-bﬁll Klimt! ll meeting iii Clirii'l0ltct’0\\'n. Mrs. just a little easier on the arteries? John M_vvi's and Mrs. Mziccnlluni R1l5V\'0F W11 C7111 With SQUKFPS M Ml.‘ Loulqe pan; of south A_ J_ BERNARD Now don't get sore, you softball was appointed as ivater safety one of the incetiiigs. The com- Rusigén “.h0‘mok Legclwl.-5 mum Alberto“ “M110-1155'-1. Just because We asked committee. Bath house committee mlttee for buying shrubs for the mg ‘mg past mm. at pwc has an innocent question. 15 mm Nathan 13511 and Mrs, school ground is Mrs. Mai-Caiill, ‘ ' ' " . . . Arthur MacMickeri. Plans were Mrs. Annie MacMlcken and Mrs. '

Of course. if someone wants to made for the district convanlinn Gillespie. Delegates for Executive Drove otherwise. here is the way and display. Mrs. Maccallum and for next year are Mrs. Boyd to go about it. Let. one nf your Lowther and Mrs, Wither Cairns. B A L E R 8

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as In 70mc...... .. A Easy-open Overhead Door.

JEANNE ' H "”“"""i ’ Full Concrete Basement.

KENSINGTON i ’ Eight Rooms—Livlng Room with Wall to Wall T-'riria_\'-Saiiirday 7:1.-..si;is; .\i l i ‘ Broadloom Carpet. Dining Room with Built-in Cor- Saturday '2 7&0. I111» lwna ner Cabinets. Modern Kitchen. Den. Four Bed- stories of one wo It 1 v -

Lomga You" H” ” V“-“"1 by rooms. Two Bathrooms. Spacious Halls. Powder Room off Lower Hall.

First Grade Hardwood Floor——Tlle Floors in Kitchen and Baths. Forced Warm Air Heating with Winter Air-Con- ditioning—Oil Fired.

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