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... EADALBANE Cemetery meeting June 30. 1-30 Pm-

..-ALL KINDS of Bicycles and ,u1ky wheels repaired. sterlins Moase, New Annsn.

,.u-mpmgs will be received for old Lower Freetown school up to July 10th. J. Scott Cairns, see-

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-NOBTH TRYON PB.ESBY'l'ER- (AN CHURCH. Service, June 29: 11 n.m. Sunday School following service. Miss Mary A. Macxenzie. Deaconess.

.. FUNDAMENTAL BAPTIST CHURCH. Central Bedcque. Rev. D, M. Fraser. Pastor. Services for gunday, June 29: C. Bedeque 10.45 rm. and "L30 p.m.; Borden 3 p.m. Everyone welcome.

..THE ANNUAL Lay Conference

the United Church will be held at Hunter River Tuesday, July 1. There will be three sessions 10.30 s.ni., 2 p.m. and 7.30 pm. A good program has been prepared for each session. All Laymen are urged to attend.

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-PARISH OF NETV LONDON- Kensington. Burlingt.oii and New London Anglican Churches. Third Sunday after Trinity, June 29, 1952. st. Mark's Church. Kcnsington, 10.30 a.m. The Service. St. Steph- en's Church, Burlington, 2.30 pm. Evensorig. st. Thomas' Church, New London, 7.30 p.m. Evensong. The Rev. R. W. B. Coupland, B,A., rector.

-UNITED CHURCH of Canada, Kensington charge, June 29th: Sunday School 9.45 a.m.: morning worship, ll o'clock; evening 7.30. Rev. Clifford Moase will preach at ihis service. Sumnierfieldz Morn- lng worship 9.30 a.m., Sunday School 10.30 a.m. Rev. Lewis M. ifurray, B.A., B.D., minister.

--CHURCH OF ENGLAND, pur- ish of Alberton. Sunday 29th June, St. Peter's Day. There will be service of Holy Communion at Kildara at 9:15 am. Anniversary service at Alberton at 11.00 a.m. Evening prayer will be read in Holy Trinity Church, Alma at 3.00 pm. and .in St. Luke's. 0'Leary Corner at 7.30 pm. Rev. J. R. McMahon, Rector.

--RECEIVES SAD NEWS - Mrs Preston Campbell, Irishtown, re- ceived a telegram Wednesday con- veying the sad news of the death of her eldest brother, Henry Arthur, which tool: place at his home in Everett, Mass. He is sur- vived by his widow, the former Cora Covert, also three sisters, Gertrude, Mrs. J. A. Meek, French River, P. 11.1.: Margaret. Mrs. Mclaacherii of Edmonton. Alta.: and Etta, Mrs. Preston Campbell (above mention- ed); also two brothers David and John in U.S.A.

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-Tl-TE ANNUAL 3033 Picnic will be held Wednesday. July 2 at Pearson's Beach, Chelton.

--PANTRY SAL: at Kennedy's Store on Saturday evening, June 28, at 7.30 p.m. Sponsors dby Nor- boro women's Institute.

-ATTENTION Bumme side golf and country Club members. Reg- ular saturday night dances start- ing June 28th.

-ENGAGEMENT-Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Macl-Thee of summerside. P. E.I.. announce the engagement of

Flying Officer Robert John Bax- ter. R..C.A.F., son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Baxter. Ottawa, Ont. The will take place on Saturday, Aug- ust 2 iii St. Paul's Church, Sum- merside.

'--FUNERAL YESTERDAY - Funeral service was held yesterday afternoon for the late Ellsworth Ferguson. age 20. of Crnpaud, who was killed on Wednesday in a tragic highway accident at Hamp- ton, when struck by a truck while changing a tire on his car. About six hundred people, some from distances beyond Charlottetown and Summerslde, gathered to pay final tribute to this boy who was very highly esteemed in his com- munity, and by all who knew him. Pall bearers were six of his young friends from Crapaud with whom he had grown up: Lionel Lowtlier, Jimmie Nicholson. Douglas Howatt. Carl Macvittie. Ernest Parkerand Jackie Johnston. The service at the house and grave was conduct- ed by Rev. 1.. S. Wooifrey. of llampton. Interment was in the United Church cemetery at Cra-

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-COURT AT ALBERTON - There were twelve cases on the docket at the Alberton Court House yesterday with Magistrate R. S. Hinton presiding. Three truck op- erators from Elmsdale, charged under the Highway Traffic Act- with operating overweight trucks were each fined ten dollars and costs. Five persons also under the Highway Traffic Act for not hav- ing an operator's licence, one from Tignish, "two from O'Leary and two from Campbellton, were each fined five dollars and costs. A resident of Elmsdale was convicted of failing to report an accident and fined five dollars and costs. A resident of Springfield. charged

under the Temperance Act with possession of illicit spirits, was fined forty dollars and costs.

Charged under the Criminal Code for damaged property. a party from Knutsford was bound over to the peace for one year. assessed damages and ordered to pay costs.

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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

T. Earle Rickey

Chartered Accountant

Canadian Bank of Commerce Building ,

luninierside. P. E. L PBONI zsss

W.E. CALLAIIHAN

Physician I Surgeon

Office: as summer sum

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Pioneer Built

As antiolpatadln arecent Guard- ian news story, the Pioneer build- ing on water street East, Sum- ” . has been purchased by a group on behalf of seven dairies who are planning to amalgamate and operate a central plant, it was learned last evening.

A meeting was held on Wednes- day of the directors of all the com- panies to discuss the amalgamat- ion proposals and approval was given to a prospectus which will be presented for the approval of the shareholders of the respective com- panies at a special general ” which will be held before July 20th.

The companies involved are the Kensingtcn Dairying Cooperative Association, Dunk River Dairy Co.. Tryon Dairy 00.. Klnlrora Cheese Factory, Mont Carmel Dairy Co- operative Association, Tyne Valley

cheuo factory, and Grand River cheese factory. If the plans are approved a

company will be set up under the . E. i. Cooperative Association Act which will involve a capitaliz- ation in the vicinity of one half million dollars.

The pioneer building is seventy feet long by fifty feet in width and a two-storey brick addition will be built which will be approximately 90x85 feet. It is hoped that this construction can be commenced this summer.

The property is sufficiently large to permit this EXD(illSlCll and in addition. there is a small lot adjacent to the railway siding at the top of Noonan Street. which will be of considerable value for shipping purposes.

It has been learned that an ap- plication will be made to the Dom- inion Government for assistance under an act which provides that grants can be given for amounts up to fifty per cent of the costs involved in the amalgamation of

-FIRST AID CLASS-Members of the St. Roch Junior First Aid Class received Junior First Aid Certificates this week. This junior class was organized and instructed by their teacher, Mr. Gilbert Harper, Red Cross First Aid In- structor. Mr. Prosper A. Arsen- ault, of Tignish Shore, also a. Red Cross First Aid Instructor, con- ducted the practical tests and ex- pressed himself well pleased with the results. Pupils receiving cer- tificates were: Doreen Blanchard, Shirley Blanchard, Louise Chair.- son, Lucy Chaisson. Thelma Chais- son, Allan Doucette, Katherine Doucette, Marjorie Doucettc. Freda Martin, Erma Shea, Joan Shea.

Personals i -Miss Edith Inman. an. of

Summerside, is visiting her par-

ents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred lnman. Victoria.

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-Mrs. Sheldon Cameron and

young son. Freddie. of Halifsx,arc spending summer holidays at the home of Mrs. Cameron's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Inman, Victoria.

CAPITOL

g ing Purchased For New Dairy Co-operative

Funeral of Mr. H. A. Darby

The largely attended funeral of Harry Alfred Darby was held yes- terday afternoon with service at the Compton Funeral Home at two o'clock followed by service at St. John's Anglican Church, St. Elean- ors. Ven. Archdeacon G.R. Har- rison was the officiating clergyman at both of the services. Interment was in the church cemetery.

The funeral was under the aus- pices of the Masonic Lodge and the Masonic services at the grave were conducted by P. G.M. Waldron Darrsch, Kensington.

The pallbearers were Messrs. Charles Mountain, Eric Tanton, Jack Ireland, Bert Brown, LR. Alien, Peter Gallant. -- B. i

two or more cheese factories.

The products to be turned out at the new plant will include butter. cheese and powdered milk. Cheese will be put up in an attractive one half to ten pound packages.

Mr. Goodwillie of the Federal Department of Agriculture attend- ed wednesday's meeting and gave out considerable information as to markets etc.

iloohiord Square school

Continued from page 5 Rev. Francis Corcoran and Rein Joseph Kane. The program was as follows:

S'side Lillie League Game

-The Legion defeated Rotary 16-14 at the Summersidu Recreat- ion Centre Little League diamond last evening in a regular Minor Little League fixture. Rotary was leading in the early stages of the game, but the Legion overhauled them in the final inning. The Rot- ary team made 6 hits and Legion ii.

Lineups:

Rotary Minors-K. Guergis lb; M. Blacquiere 3b: Steele p: D. Arsenault 2b; R. Crossman c; R. Burns as; B. Arsenault cf; G. Dal- ton if: D. Blacquiere rf.

Legion Minors-W. Birch c: 8. Cameron p: Brown lb; B. Drap- eau 3b; R. Deaftoches 3b: 5. Mur- phy ss: A. DesRoches cf; 5. Keefe and .1. Hogan if; M. Gallant and T. Clow 1'!

March, Spanish Dances (Mos. zocski).

Salutatory. Rosalie Kane

Chorus, Juhllste Dec

Graduates' Dedication

Chorus "Praise to the Father"

Class Song-"Alma Mater We'll Be True"

High School Diplomas and Prizes

Valedictory, Bernadette Mac- Donald.

"God Save the Queen"

Grade XI diplomas were issued to the following: Rosalie Kane, Eileen Connolly, Stella Gallant, Margaret Beag.-in, Helen Malone. Margaret Maccormac, Berna- dette MacDonald, Dorothy Camp- hell, Doris Smith, Anne Steele. Genevieve MacDonald.

Grade X Leaving Certificates- 1 Massey Harris ”20'',

Sylvia Lund. Maureen Beagan. - Patricia Morris, Shirley Mac- Harms ”44”' 1 MasS(.3y Encliern. Veldn Joseph, Arlene attachment: Power hftv

Dowling, Shirley Burke, Cather- ine Knys. Lillian Bulger, Max- ime Clnybourne.

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A Spence designed Just for you

IIUBERT AGNEW

Consisting of:-14 horses; 3 spreaders; 3 truck wagons; 2 stationary truck wheels and axle, complete with heavy no. 26 cultivator 8 1T2 ft. wide, power lift; 1 sprayer, tractor hitch; 1 furrow Cockshut.t plow;. hayloaders; 1 hay rake; Tractors-1 Massey Harris 1 Massey Harris Harriss ”44", complete with seuffler 2 Allis Chalmers B's, 1 Farmall Super A; one dump cart, good as new.

Terms made known at sale.

AUCTION SALE

' AT WILMOT VALLEY ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 2nd, BEGINNING AT 1 P. M.

cows; 5 used manure engines; 1 set duty tires; 1 200 gal. Hall 2 used

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If day is unfit, sale first fine day.

HUGH F. MORRISON, Auctioneer.

will improve your posture-give you new energy-a loveiier fig- ure. Enjoy comfort beyond oom- pnre-ail these benefits at a sav- ing-for your Spencer will be guaranteed never to lose shape.

IRENE GALLANT, P. 0. Box 6'11. Phone 7224, Summerside, P.E.I.

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