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s- llovnty iirogiioeelve Conservative Association will» held in

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THURSDAY, iutv sin-zoo PM. _ l: an important meeting and o good representation

‘ LEITH f TOWNSHEND, President. HENRY; MALLARD, Secretary.

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in “ma, THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

AGENTS: MONTAGUE: Harold I‘. Stewart. Mica

AGENTS SOUIIS: Milo Enid The Guardian may be

ll Georgetown: Th: Foot (lllloe:

AGINI‘ GlOB-GITOWN: Waldo! Laverl.

following plaeoo in Montcalm Milo S. A. llowoilyn; llra. Clay. Roper. in it. Peter's: Tho Poet Olieo.

GOOIIORONII Landry. Albert Aitkol. lire. am: All‘ Harriet Clair.

Richard: and Gordon Iorrel bought at any of tho

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closing exeroioo: of George-l town Rich School were held in tho‘ ‘

in Sonrio: Condom‘: and Fioroaoo

Mrs. Gerald Moriority ct Halifax i; visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bouoherd.

Mrs. W. J. Fitzgerald and Mrs. Ennmett smith were visitor: to Charlottetown on Tuesday.

Mrs. Wallace MacDonald and baby left on Wednesday on o. visit to relatives in Murray Harbour.

M}. and Mrs. Joseph P. Gillan- arfd two children of Charlottetown were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Mlwphy on Wednesday.

....'Mise Dooothy Mossey of Souris is visiting in Georgetown where she is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wiiiired Prosper.

Mr. Philip Boudreault, Crew member oi‘ the S. S. Prince Ed- ward at Borden had the misfor- tune recently of receiving severe injuries to c-ne foot and lesser in- juries to the other. Mr. Boudroault is now convalesclng at his home here.

The Georgetown-Lower Montague Ferry Boat returned from Pictou on Wednesday, where she was on the

._.much shorter tlm when sho was eb months.

Mabel Lsvers. .

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GEORGETOWN 8r JIIOINITY

Town Hall on Wodnoodoy oftor- - noon before o. capacity gathering of parent: and citizens. Mro. W. W. MocLoren acted as chairmen for the occasion. ‘Ifhe pupil: pre- sented a very entertaining and talented programme, ooolsted by Miss Genevieve Solomon as wo- ﬁomlillilet. The principal, Mica Katherine Roche, delivered hot ro- port on the accommliahmont: and work of the school for tho you. 'I‘hi: year's recipient of the Gov- ernor-General’: Medal for General Proficiency in Grade X was won by Harry Parker.

Following‘ l: the programme gnd the certificate winners in tho vari- ous grades.

0 Canada.

Welcome. by Giddy: Ann David. Principal's report.

Certificate winnero, Grodeo 1-4. Vacation Song, by four boys. Cortifidoie winners, Grades 5-10. Recitation, by Roger Alien Solo-

Cathedrol at Minneapolis. and who for-the summer months ha: charge of a parish in ilhe state of Maine i: at present holidaying in the Province and was a visitor to Georgetown on Tuesday. Rev. Payne is :-,former rector of Holy Trinity Church, Georgetown While on the island he is the guest 0d Mr. Rus- sel MecLaren of New Perth.

On Monday evening in Kory Hall the many friend: of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. Fitzgerald gnth- ered to do them honor, prior to their planned departure for Vernon, B. C, The evening, a never-to-be forgotten one, was passed quickly and happily in dancing and the serving of a delicious lunch. Mr. Frank Lavandler reed the follow- ing address to Mr. and Wire. I'll- gerald, to which Mr. Fitzgerald

summertime.

gathered together to bid adieu to Prize winners. Grades 4-1.

Rafuoo and Mme Martell.

‘115. Lewi: David.

Grad! certificate Winner: in Grade 11! Junior

Certificate Winner: in Grade II ehilder.

er and Tommy Blackett.

Gallant.

kott Gotc

made suitable reply, following is mln- _ gelllmt, the addressz-Jro-nlght, we but a Prize winners. Grades 10-5. (l. Billy Arthur, few of your hosts of friends have School Chorus. 1n The Hopi)? 7. Ens David,

12. Richard lloNoill and Goorgo

13. Lawrence MartolL 14. Marion Sampoon. Everett MwLeod pasoed to

Teacher, Mil: Anni: Keenan 1. Beth Allen.

2. Virginia Roche

I. Elaine Roche.

1. Emily Walsh and Poul Bat.

2. Terrence Solomon.

8. Betty Lou Hnyter.

4. Wilfred MacQulilon.

s. Jean Stevens, Virginie. Walk-

e. Clifford Macmillan. '1. Virginia. Murphy. 8. Betty Bouohonon and Roland

ti. Jordon Stewart. _

10. Richard Landry. _

11. Wilfred E. MocQuillan.

12. Clifford Gallant.

13. Ray Murphy.

Passed: James David. Certificate Winner: in Grade I l. Jenn LeLscheur.

2. Gloria Myers and Bertha Bloo-

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TO STOCK UP ON

3:11am. 3mm" “d do“ MIRAClE GROWING MASH.

ll. 4. Gerard Wight. ll. Chester David

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Mid Arthur

8. Vincent Refuse and Charles

Marine slip undergoing repairs for n week and g half, which was a

. (.118? X"!- for about two

Mr. and Mrs. Judson Baker: and daughter, Heather, of New Glea- gr/w, N. 5.,, arrived in Georgetown on Wednesday. Mr. Baker returned to New Glasgow on Thursday. while Mrs. Baker and daughter will violt for a week with her mother, Mrs.

Howard Walker, Richard DeLory Cullen Deiory, David ‘Lovers and Floyd land-Ty. motored to the City on ‘Iueedey whore Cullen DeLory and Floyd undry were among the Contestants in the Patriot Road Race, although, handicapped by lack of practice, boﬂh boy: made a

Rev. J. '1‘. Payne, Rector of the

you Leonard and your amiable ccmpanion and partner, Cris. Ever sine you decided to settle here and become pert of our Community, your contribution in every way, to all our activities have marked you as Citizens of a, high standard; people who were nble to rlee above the pettiness of some Town dif- ferencco. unedited their ﬂier“ actliai: the ‘greatest-goon to t greatest number might result. Leonard. we will miss you greatly in all phases of our Community liio but more especially in the . realm of athletics. where since your return you have contributed so . muoih to the nieces: end fame of our hockey and blleball ag- gregations. You Cris, though‘ pwhaps not so active a participant, have filled well your role of staunch and true supporter. Your quiet and ever friendly demeanor has endeared you to'ue all. Arid now that the time of parting draws nlgih, may we eek that forever you v may reserves niche within your » hearts {or those of uo who were. pleased tebeliatedaoywrfidends;

Recitation, by Marian Martell. Presentation of Perfect

leen Fair-child. '

lor girls. Voledictory.

Stewart.

' Remarkr.

God Save Th: King.

Certificate Winner: In Order of Merit

Teacher-Miss K. Roche Grade X 1. Harry Parker.

tewart. 3. Eileen MacConnell. o. Joan MacCormeil. Passed: Everett Llewellyn. Grade IX 1. Ann MacDonald. 2. Beatrice Mair. 3. Vera Tu-enholirn.

allude.

very credible. showing Cullen com- knowing o: you mud that the . _ m; in fifth and d... placing moot friendly feelings and sincere 5 v°"°‘”°grm"°v§h ‘ﬁﬂhm "l w“ "m" ‘M1 "m" n“ Teacher, Mia: Eileen Campbell

from deep down in our heorto to- 1

ward you both-Geo. 1 Betty Arthur

for “Daisy Kenyon," the drama that opens Edward Theatre. the Academy Award winner of two years ago, enact: the title role with Dana Andrews and Henry Manda. oo-starred with her. Together they make up the three- some in Elizabeth Jeneway’: best- seller who fete brings together in a love that only two can shore. Almost every actros: in Hol- lywood was anxious to play the lead in this top- best-seller but none more than ‘Miss Crawford. All realized the completely dif- ferent kind of role it carried and that the bold story itself was o-I- sured of success from ' the start. "Daisy Kenyon" deals with an in- dependent career women who life and love had trapped. Young. goy. yet lonesome, Daley Kenyon hung- er: for 1m but finds it next to im- possible to clarify in her heart the inevitable choice between the New York lmwyer and‘ the lanky. smooth-talking, rich and polished but adoring eat-GI.

The out also includes such not- ed theopion: as Ruth Warwick a: Andrews’ wife; Martha Stewart as Daisy Kenyorfs friend, with Peg- gy Ann Gxner and Connie Marshall in t roles of Andrews‘ children.

The locale of much of tho ple- ture is New York. A replica of the

famous Stork Club was erected and Premlnger stocked it with familiar faces. Both Walter

Winchell and Leonard Lyon: were

on: non-d’ low cums: and low Promo can!!!" "m! 9"‘ dog: and 4U‘ inaeriod tooth IV (sum). . _

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office Houro: - 10 to i2‘ AM. ' e to s PM.

lloiidayo, elo., by appointment

Three of the greatest stars in all Hollywood have been assembled latest Twentieth Century-lib: romantic

at the Prince ' Joan Crawford,

H. LMABON I

I A few bruises were all thaLGn-y

picture. ~ 5. Helen Munphy. 6. Elizabeth Grant. WAUDEVIILI i8 THEME

OI‘ ‘LINDA BE GOOD‘

With a plot involving a lady author who loin: up with a bur- lesque troupe t'o get material for her new novel. "Linda. Be Good," bright new comedy with a bur- lesque background, open: today at the Capitol ‘Ri-eatre.

Elyse Knox is starred in the title role as the young lady who takes advantage of her husband’: absence on a buiineo: trip to loin the burlesque. John Hubbard l_s_ the husband who aocompanleo hi: ‘boss to the theatre one night and- discover: hi: wife entertaining on. iJlie runway. Merle Wilson, blonds and curvacious, completes the starring trio as the burlesque queen who breaks Miss Knox into the burlesque business. ,

Featured i‘n tho ‘notion numbers arc two new songs. “Lin- da Be Good" and "My Mother Bays f Musrft,” with Hollywood’: lovely "Cameo Girls" featured in" the chorus line. Musical ties by Sir Lancelot; King lypso singers, and Professor Lem-v berti, vaudeville. stage and night- club entertainer, are also featured,

Heading the lupporting pasture Jack Norton ‘andxloyoe Compton. Frank McDonald directed "Lind: Bo Good". o Cameo ‘Production re-1 leased by Bugle Lion Film. from a‘

vers. Grade VII

1. Joan Murphy. ~- 2. Gerald Murphy.

8. Bernard Walsh.

4. Mary GotelL

5. Poﬂiy Walker.

artell.

n and Verna Mariell. B. Jill Molr. ~ 9. Elizabeth MMQHLUI 10. Hattie Rafuom, 11. Jack Mair. 12. Harold Dicks. Grade V‘! ‘reaoher M. D. Mocdormack Certificate Winner:

e Hcmrphlil.

2. Donald MacDonald. 3. Anna Prosper.

4. Gerald Llewellyn. ll. Ruby Allen.

‘I. Olive King.

8. Phyllis Walker.

9. ‘Helen Mai-tell.

. Ernest Roche.

Grade" V Certificate Winnﬂl

screenplay by Leslie Vale’ and 1~ 5mm“ “M91115- George Halase. . ' ‘ 7- M") M11111“- 3. Jackie Levers. AUS A14‘ DRUNK! 4. James Walker. 1mm: B01001"! s. Donalde Landry.

DARWIN. Aulifllll. Juno fl -— (CP) - Decal drunk: have ioouod an ultimatum to‘ the town’: Joli official: (that they ‘must oervo nicer food at the loll or they boycott the place. '

They cent o. deputation to the Northern Standard, the Northern Territory’: only nowopepor, to ‘ their claiml for

0. Gerald Milrllhy. ‘

‘l. Jean Sampson. ‘

B. June Martell.

9. Isabel Sampson.

10. Selena Myers.

11. Key Beblneau.

12. John Walsh.

l8. Vincent Prosper.

14. Agnes Arthur. Certificate winner: Grade IV

Mr. Maccormock’: Room

1. LeRoy Hatch.

2. Robert Burke.

8. Paul Martell.

4. John Publicover.

Certificate winner: and Pol List in Grade IV Teacher, we: horonoo Joiﬂao

1. Stephen Gotell.

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the propo " boycott moon: that they intend to move to another town or just aimply reform.

FALLS THREE STOIIIYS THREE, JUST BIUISID

Mair. , v 3. Margaret Dalton. 4. Leon: Blookett

Walker. -

ﬁvsyne Highwthree, had to show after o 30-foot tumble from the third-storey window of his King- ston, Ont., home. Ho was looking out when screen love way.

The dotted lino chow: who e Gory fell. 1o n: o "miracle" e

(l. Earl Murphy. ‘I. Vernon Myers. l. Dm-is Manhood.

Offieo mum: With Favdetirat “gush ardlcracﬁorén Amguég-‘ﬁ’. "ti" "M"- » Grade in Oortllooto when: ' q ‘ r l. Joyce Gotoli one doroi Will- . “I . U . ' _ a l I i M y __ vonuv unto: , _ “"’ ‘m, °" TEA PRRTY ﬁllil IO“ MONO» i 351i ' . l"-"'""'""- » . - oJou-roetoii. 1111'! We?!" , WEONEOONY, JIILY 218i. $5511‘; "|wm'°""".he aootneo ' - O07.’- ‘ ‘OAT RICH START 1:” - PRIZES — SUPPER SIRVID u:- Plg Holden. llrblllvAﬂl Dancing with Orchestra and land o. nobei lice and floral Mor- ‘ Proeood: In old of "Murray Harbor Memorial Rink. ' f‘

Attend- ance prizes, donated by Mia: Kath-

Recliatlon, by Jean mfmheur. Bless ’I‘hls House, sung by Sen-

reod by Clarence

2. Stephen DeLory and Clarence

4. Lorraine Landry and John

ertiflcate Winners and Pass List

7. Billy Murphy Ind “OYO LUI- ef Gordon Babineau and Gordon

ertlficntc Winner: and Pas: List

U. Mary Stewart and Phyllis

'1. Pezsy Johnson, Annie Mathe-

l. Shelia DeLory and Marguer-

o. Billy Hatch lhd Buddy Arthur.

2. Stewart Hanson and Cherie:

and me s. mm. m“; r... us; .

Buchanan.

Passed: Billy Glory.

SPRING PARK SOIIOOI. CLOSING

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Viola Smith. Leonard Dunsford. Attendance Certiﬁcates:

yrs); Beatrice Egan (4 yrs);

jorie Gamester (2 yrs.):~

Shirley Locke (2 yrs). Class Prizes

Roma Burke; 3. Dorothy Dewar. —-John Phillips.

_ gym,“ ' g “l, 2. BerniurDoLory. 5m’- ggﬁlggngloguﬁvgiggx yogi... for tliiofngeiiloxrii’ "nail-oi. 3. Freddy 009,511, For best work in Grammar- gnupm \ Conccr Fund Drive and both 4. Joyce Foguty and Lorraine M"? MCEIIOY-

Twmmmg glzyrumpmx agreed to ploy themselves in the oche. GYM" 3-1- Helen Cﬁ-merm and

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Dnol Wood. Norma Doiron, Ed- ward Monkley, Nelson Douglas, Samuel Johnston, Dianne Gauth-

ler. Lydn Evans, Olive Stewart

Wendell Burke ('1 yrs); Sheila MacInnis (6 Helen Cameron (b yrs.): Prank Burke (3 yrs); Earl MacKenzle (8 yrs); borne Good (3 yrs.); Mar- Carl Gamester (2 yrs); Raymond Ar- senault; Betty Riggs; Pius Doiron; Basil Phillips: Paula. Good; Billie Evens; Beverley Walsh (1 years);

Grade 1.0-1. Lea Cameron; 2. For improvement in year's work. m

Grade 9-1. Sheila Macfnnis; 2. Mary McElroy; 3. Marjorie Game-

Lydia. Sims; 2. Raymond Kelly; 3.

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Harvey MaoKinnon. = Grade 7-1. Rom: Good; 2. Ma. rie Moore: 8- Georgie Doiron.

For best nature book-Roma Good.

For hiEhest score in drill work- Billy Hughes.

Flor highest standing in English —Roma Good.

Grade tl-Lyfiothryn Beck; 2. aBsil Phillips; 3. Vincent Bock. Louise Kelly.

For best nature book: Basil Phil-

llpo. Prize for Literature: Jean Kear-

ney. Prise for Arithmetic: IsobelMid- dleton. , _ Grade 5-4. Errol Nicholson; 2. Boyd Good; 3. Bonita. Smallman. Prize for Department: Gloria Jenkins. Prize for Spellings Noreen Smith. Prize for Stars: Eric Egan. ~ Prize for nature book: John Pound. Prize for Hygiene book: Boyd Good. Prize for art work; George 5m.

Grade 4-1. Mary Johnston; 2. Florence Douglas; 3. Diane Willis. Fmnk Burke. Ralph Kennedy and Teddy Munn (equal).

Grade 3~—1. Gordon Dennis; 2. Joan Dunsforvl dz Johnnie Blatch: 3- Betty R1328. Harold Rodd and

Billy Evans (equal).

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Grade 2—l. Aldine Beck; 1!. Jan: Campbell, Edna Dennis and Cyril Gallant (equal): 8. Leonard Walsh

Grade I-l. Gloria MscKlmion and Pamela show; 2. Stanley San- derson and Janie Weeks.

Prize for Reading: Barrie Bur- hoc, Shells Good, Nelson Douglas. Prize for Art: Sterling Pursey. Prise for improvement: Edward

Barrett.

Prize for writing: Edward Monk- ley, Marlene Goff).

(The above prizes were donated Jointly by the Women’: Institute and Spring Park School card).

A special prize. consisilnz of | membership card for the Commun- ity Concert. (ifliiltid by Auealtun Bros. 111d io be awarded to i pupil showing exceptional musical talent, was awarded to Bull phll, lips.

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