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The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs., Apr. 30, 1959. §| Miss Jean Church, R.N., M.A., ~ | conducting a five-day castle

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participate. Parade will form up at 10 a.m. at H.M.C.S. Queen ‘Charlotte Navy Quay. R.C. services will be held

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have also been made for | 272 58% employed discussion per- at the Basilica. Protestant services in St. Paul’s iods to assist the nurses in solv- : ‘a . Orders to local | ing the problems which they meet Church. The Recce Band will be in attendance. by | in the day to day care of patients, in the teaching of students and ee ee ee 7 rere in the administration of a hospital

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CUDMORE'S ‘WEEK - END SPECIALS |

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city. * tour Tast summer, at the city Ss For We dnesd ay ; i dong ee rw Movies Shown Camera Club meeting Monday. ; behind . The films showed much of in- sects ikon ef Chasteibcbo, ac : wring wah wetiie At Club Meeting tereat in the places visited, sad the Double Sword Dance} lottetown, 84 (tie). the ; ee rel 247. Unt | Schook 7 : as eal The Charlottetown Camera'and their guests. Grades 7-10, Mountain Music — ill be among the first Club had the plelasure of having| The competition of the evening 1. Central Royalty School, 86. 'e in warmth of welcome. |Miss Edera Rodd show movie|was “Portrait”, in black and Class 309, Seann Triubbas (17 New Officers We urge all to get busy on plans films of her trip through various| white, judged by Cleve Craswell years and over) — 1. Shirley now. ‘countries of Europe, taken on a! He chose as top three the follow- Lieutenant Commander B. J. O'Meara was elected president of c the P.E.I. branch of the Naval =~ eee— cece cm a ee ee BG Oa a a OE Be mm OEE Re OE Class 295, Flora MacDonald’s .—os e

planning} This free discussion has been a

- Mae-| salient feature of the institute , ; ’ and has served to promote en- . hay-|thusiasm and to provide a med-

; [mers the Masia Festal | ahr Fraser and Tommy i i competitions. From left te right | Burke.

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and over) . Fancy (13 to 16 years incl.) — annual EVENING RESULTS 1. Evelyn Fraser, Charlottetown, sae nan. Re 90: 2. Tommy Burke, Charlotte- | W@™droom of HMCS Queen Char- ion: ‘town, 85; 3. Joyce MacDonald, | lotte Tuesday night. Class ional Dance | Charlottetown, 80. Commander L.E. Prowse was oe Class 242, Rural Schools, | elected vice-president and Lieu- Grades 8-10, Dip and Dive — 1./ tenant L.B. Doiron was named * | Brackley School, 83. secretary-treasurer.

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that Is-| Vincent's Orphanage, Charlotte-| (13 to 16 years incl.) — 1. Janet | in Charlottetown in June of 1960.

town, 85; 2. Royalty | yellish, Charlottetown, Eliza-| Various committees have been

that | School, Grade 7, and Grand! teth Haywood, Charlottetown, | formed to make plans for the ° 88: 2. Marsha Wellner, South-| convention.

: , : port, Barbara Macmillan, Char-| A demonstration was given

competitions again this| (primary), 79.5. lottetown, 85; 3. Evelyn and | members by the Sea Cadet Band

Class 306, Seann Triubbas, (13| Heather Fraser, Charlottetown, | and a meet-

for 84. | ing was devoted to discussion

Class 252, Square Dance, Wo- of the Sea Cadets activities. The

men’s Institutes — 1. West cadets are sponsored by the as- Covehead W.I., 91. | sociation.

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The highest mark received in); years and over—1. Notre Dame Shirley Dancers, Charlottetown, Permission has been granted | hoth morning and afternoon ses-| Academy, Charlottetown 34. 81; 3. Ross Trio, Group Two, 80. Company te eon-jsions of the Musieal Festival) Class 230, Urban Schools,| (lass 304, Sword Dance, 13 to

en |competitions held at two dif-| Grades, one and two—1. Roch-| 16 inclusive—1. Evelyn Fraser,

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ed yesterday by city engineer The orphanage group perform-| Rochford Square School, Grade| Class 268, Solo Rhythm Tap, 10 Harold . under-| €d at Prince of Wales College in 1B and Rochford Square School, | 4, 12 . inclusi gig a awarded | Grade 1, 81, (tied). oe ee ee oe choral| Class 231, Uran Schools, grades | Burke, *Charlottetown, 84; 3. Gre insurance underwriters. reading renditions of ‘Higglety,| three and four—i. Queen Square | Carol Jean MacNeill, West Roy- Resident manager of the com- | Piggiety, Pop- Hippety op to School Charlottetown, 86; 2. | alty, Coleen Berrigan, Chartotte- and “A Chiid’s Grace. Notre Dame Academy, Charlotte-| town, 83, (tied). Rural | town, 82'2; 3. Rochford Square Class 296, Highland Fling, 10 to |] Fort/ and Spring Park School, 4, | 12 years inclusive —l. Brendalee sec- | (tied). MacLeod, Charlottetown, 99: 2./| @ Quality guaranteed by ond with a mark of 85 and Grand) (255 232, Urban Schools, | Heather Burke and Heather Fra- ear

bo yore rn Omen a grades five and six—1. Rochford | ser, Charlottetown 88, (tied); sl e 4 husky plies of 3-T Nylon

18 CLASSES Square School, Charlottetown, 84; | Elaine MacLean, Long Creek, 85. A (ptal of 18 classes 2. Spring Park School, Oharlotte-| Ciass 306, Seann Triubbas, nine " at Soume @ Resists heat, impact and fatigue

grades nine and 10—1. Notre | Bethany MacAleer, Central Roy-|| @ Proven Goodyear tread

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DANCING CLASSES . | 12 years inclusive—1. Judy Ross er stops

Class 266, Solo Tap Clog, 17| MacLean, Frankie Ross Murphy,/| @ Exclusive tread compound

years and over,—i. Ruth Ross, Charlottetown, 84: 2. Coleen Ber- ° Chartotietown, 85. : rigan, Brenda Dowling, Char- designed for long wear Class 276, Group Tap. 10 to 12| lottetown, 83; 3. Carol Jean Mac-

years, inclusive,—1. Linda Waish, | Neill and Paula Condon, Linda

et ees re tee a | SUPER-CUSHION Union Local [seize coara™ “st QUALITY

Just before noon firemen an- Real ' lity iti ‘ ome! swered a call at the Driving eal value on a quali Tracadie Cross School with al Cy ha Park. On arrival they found the . in the Rural School, ets Charter Parkdale department had doused Goodyear tire - Placing sec- : Dri a blaze in a straw pile. é . Which was at an ae 6 ee a Three calls to grass fires were 95 Size 6.70 x 15 Fort Augustus Schoo! | thethood of Railway Employees |answered in the afternoon. The tube-type and General Workers was held in |first on Elm Avenue at 2:10; end your recappable tire 4:56. and to Malpeque Road at - © Gesrenteatl

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PARTY WINNERS Augustus Sen potas ash = ihe CBRE. and G.W. presented Brings Term 1 &

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: days were imposed on Mount Other placings during the day's Stewart and Fort Augustus men

sessions were: ' 7 appearing on similar charges. CHORAL READING Business Brisk 7 Candlitows man was con-

Class 235, Church Schools, . victed on’ a charge of common under 12 years of age—l. New For Fire Dept. assault. He was remanded until

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Band, 88: 3, partment was kept moving yes-| yj \ eee BS Nate nee vowing i Tact col [ame Ssarderty conduct hed Mell Vulcanizing Car & Truck ||, TO-DAY, FRI-SAT. CAPITOL y 86. * ae at scattered points throughout | Magistrate K. M. Martin ordered Da Urban Schools, | the city. that the complaintant be ordered || One Day Tires Installed |

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