RED SHI*EI.D SERVICES EXTENDE

Thirteen Grade II Pupils Graduate At O’Leary High

-A program of songs by the Classes was the entenainment fer- ture of the Olosing Exercises of O’Leary School, Wednesday eve- ning, June 18th, in the O’Leary

' Hall.

A full to overﬂowing attendance watched the children receive their awards; which were pre- sented by their respective teach- ers. Mr. Lewis MacKenzie, Prin- cipal, read the ratings.

Thirteen Grade Eleven pupils marched on stage for their Glos- ing Exercises and Farewell to their Alma Mater —- unless Grade Twelve be allowed to this com- mnnity.

The Salutatory was read by Mr . Vance Griffin, who express- ed this hope. He thanked all those who sacrificed so that this Class could have the advantage of Grade Eleven.

Miss Nancy Campbell was the Valedictorian. She stressed the importance of education; an ed- ucated youth is a country's great- est asset and potential. Sfhe thank- ed the teachers and all, who helped them to this day.

Island Hymn and Farewell Dear

Alma Mater were sung by the class. The Rev. Heber Kean ad- dressed the graduates in an in- spiring manner and was thanked by Mr. Earle Jelly. Mr. Lewis MacKenzie presided during the evening. ’

inspected the work of the chil- dren and visited with the teacher then on into the tea room. It is ex- pected Visitors’ Day will be an annual occasion f 0 r O’Leary School.

AWARDS IN ORDER OF MERIT

Mrs. Mae Palmer’s Class: . . . . . Grade 1. Heather MacKenzie, Cynthia Smallman, Linda Mac- donald, J-anet Noonan, Irene Mc- Allar and Alma Arsenault, equal.

Grade 2. Donald .,Fraser, Eric Ellis, Ellen Dewar, Anna Rayner, Frances Phillips. Prizes for per- feet attendance: Cynthia Small- ma-n, Alfred Dennis, I-Larry Vey Prizes for best Nature Books: (Girls) Anna Rayner, (Boys) Don ald Fraser.

Mrs. Matthews Class: Grade 3. Lloyd Lewis, Blair Ellis, Jan- ice MacWilliam, Mary Vey, Hil- ton Shea.

Grade 4. Sandra MacDonald, Micky Bruvels and Cathie Jelley (eqnal), Jean Adams and Eileen Matheson (equal), D -e b o r a h Ellis, Richard Oarruthers. Prize for Arithmetic; Deborah Ellis Blair Ellis, Mary Vey. Prize for Proficiency throughout the year. Pauline Bernard.

Mrs. C-ampbell’s Class: Grade 5. Maryooughlan, Shirley MJac- Ansla=nd., Sheila Carru-thers. Dale Turner.

Grade 6. George Saunders, No-

cey MacDonald, Clare MacDon- ald, Ann Rogers, Helen Gray, Gladys Reilly, Wanda Buchanan, Norman Gallant, Carolyn Adams, Dorothy Seaman, Betty Phillips, Bonita Bouaites, Dale Johnson, -Glo- ria Adams, Florence Strang, Ral- ph El-lis.

Grade 8 awards: Muncey Mac- Donald, Clare MacDonald, Ann Rogers, Helen Gray. Perfect At- tendance: Menzer Reilly. Attend- ance: Gladys.Rei11y.

Mr. Lewis MacKenzie, Princi-

pal. Grade 9. Adrienrne Webb, Georgie Oarrnthers, Marvin Mac- Donald. Grade 10. Priscilla Gallant, Er- rol Andrews, r’ Robert Carruthers. Mr. Earle Jelley. Grade XI (not in order of merit) Karol Ber- nard, Joan Hardy, Ann Living- stone, Betty MacAusland, Harriet Smith, Norma Horne, Cynthia Kennedy, Vance Griffin, Evan Harris, Nancy Campbell, Sandra Rogers, Erma Morrison, Erica MacNeill.

Charge Police Were Bu n-clits

DETROIT (AP)——Two Detroit policemen were arrested Tues- day as the masked bandits who took $100,000 in 10 bank holdups.

Police Commissioner -Edsward

O'LEARY

Friend-s of Mrs. Alibert Robin- son, Springfield West, are sorry to hear she is a patient in the Community Hospital.

The many friends of Mrs. Ste- phen Stewart are sorry to hear she has entered the O’Leary Com- munity Hospital for medical treat- ent. Al-l hope for her speedy recovery.

The Presbyterian Ladies Aid of the West Point Church held their annual meeting in the church, Wednesday evening, with a good attendance

MI. and Mrs. Leigh Gilleosh and son, Stewart returned to their home in Glenwood after several days spent at Borden, where Leigh is an employee on the car ferry.

Mr. and Mrs. John Harris, Knutsford, are visiting friends in Charlottetown.

A dance in aid of the O’Leary Community Hospital, was held in the Brae Hall. Music was sup- plied bry Messrs. Guy B-oulter, Milburn and Leo Doyle, Brae. A nice sum was realized.

Miss Olive Jelly of Summer- side was a visitor to OLeary over the weekend. ‘She was the guest of her mother, Mrs. Hazel Jelly.

Mrs. Ralph Maclsaac Glenwood

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spent the weekend in O’Leary as the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ellis.

Mis s Claudette MacN-eill, O’Leary, was a Sunday guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph MaoLel1an, West Cape.

Rev. Elwood Bannister, repre- senting Home Mission Board of Maritime United Baptist Conven- tion, was the guest speaker at the O’Leary Baptist Church Sun- day morning.

Mr. and Mrs. Percy MaciPher- son, Dunblane, motored to Sum-

merside Thursday on business.

Mr. and Mrs. James Harris and Mr. a.nd Ivlrs. llerman Sr:a‘1.' man, Knutsford, left Sunday morning on a two weeks’ V5,: to different parts of the '..'S.A.

I Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lixing. stone-and family, Summerside, were guests of Mr. Livingstone‘: parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Liv- ingstone, West Point, on Sunday.

Friends of Miss Katheryn Liv- ingstone are sorry to hear she is a patient in the Community Hos- pital at O’Leary. '

Mr. Bennie Oelton, Glen-wood, motored to Borden last week on business.

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The Salvation Army is this gr m tr In th 11' t at 11 st . . , ' .'”“*. W‘°gra'“‘ “W ““d°T the 11 Gr A Phil’ . 1 - - . - - week opening a Thrift Store at min wi1,]:,a,m B;,the:;1Ered 0:0: 3,160,. :0:,,d,0:,,0,,0,1,l0g, :01§00ch.0se 01000000 00 Mrs‘ Roglm’ °'f the §’liaeicDoil‘a0llil glolaiiect -a0lltI;SIld‘aC:cr:: 0'tl;§1gg10s 3000 0h0R0Wl‘?l olrhcellgl the corner of Euston and Spring be h . . , ‘ °0_ 6° '“‘g they Sta?‘ The 5911001. Year 111 O’Leary Shirley Ma'cAusLamd_ Amtendance_ pad i’)“en.d a,i,m°5 “'1' °’.,c_te'd . street in Char10ttet,,wn_ Sn Cap_ I-0, 15 Oroughly Christian the are accepting charity.’ was marked with two concerts Robem Tumen 3’: h 133” mg’ 3 admlf 0 tain John Carter, (left) the Corps Apmy must be mlerested in the A Salvage operation will re- and 5.906100, pmgrams 0“ Apm Mrs. Duncan’s Class: Grade 7 the do’ 1:05 00 - reS0%0-10:01 mm Officer, ‘reports that Sergeant whole man - -his body as well as pair furniture, toys, and process 0%} 000000;. Day was observed Ga-ry Johnson, Donna Shaw, Gary 0 000 men 00000 la 00' I n n David Birt, (right) has been ap- his ’ soul. The purpose of the clothing _beyond repair for rags ~ 10 03003, :0 galls Servlﬁdby the Phillips; Swabezv J€'11eY- The M85’-'=lS, albﬁfiiglllal I'11d'i&-I15 pointed toftake Cxharge of ms Thlrift Stfore as to brinlg in-to c1-r- and possibly provide employment 0 .0!‘ 1:; :1“ elggés Hgvagae Grade 8.(Fifteen receive Certi- of Yucatan, were skilled in stone , new opera ion. cu ation ort e use of ow-income a th I v de 1 . 7 ~ , _ - . » ' ' ’ f‘ at ——i d of Merit M - i V '~ . Captain Carter explains that families nsed clothing, shoes, fur- nfent e£ll0nbe l?.a0i’§ siogglig-00:: 00010000 by Mrs‘ H0000 Kean 10 es 0 or er ) 00 0000100 and 0.00mte0tme H O I m a n S similar stores operate in most ni-ture. household g00dS Of any hours for shopping in‘ the store The olleary W0m0ns- 00000000 cities of Canada and have beenl kind. ‘Offering these articles at a al-so of regular truck pick-up set.’ .sp°“s°'r°d l-he undemilﬂng - and a part of Salvation Army pro-‘small price encourages families vice. gfu‘301;sa:pi€§ta:d0::;,0?:s61eAd0e:::- I - ﬁlled With J'0ml-uils and Irises was ° 0 FLEE HOMELAND presided over Mrs. J . O0 - . WIII Propose Retention Of ,,,_,,,,,, (AP, _ SW, . on and Mrs.00Marne x...:‘.f§; I , I d across the Ma;-ch River, M095 3:) t:;“*°;‘é’hol:’31’ 3:: "m Speedy PROPANE and let me say , e aFIvy(;>e1§anni—g1§tache<g 3 program of songs, under the di_ ,.I boil and bake the mouernqvay: o , ' an rection of Mrs. Rogan, add d t e a .OTTAWA (C1P.)—Canad-a will ties for trade between Canada °mb"°°,f,'h '0‘: ,d’f‘“,'§"”i"“ Wder the occasion. 0 0 ' I ‘ ‘ ; propose retention of the emsﬁnog and the other Commonwealth S6ﬂtI'y“HaM or iaﬁu ”u'1y‘;1 called out Guests were greetedatthedoor CHARLOTTETOWN _m 3934 system of g(,m,m0nwea1¢h trade coun,t,.ies_ with a hope that ..pro_ were 24 ear rel.d th e men by Mr. Vance Griffin, and direct- E n5LIuMEF!5lDE — Tr-y\' 3011 0 preferences at the forthcoming gress can be made in removing 0 S 0 ’ 0 womam 00' 00 00 000 Classrooms where they I G1-0 . Commonwealth trade conference, restrictions and discrlrninations : - I up N°- of vote‘ Prize Money 1;inar}1§e_ Miilnisgerd Fleming hsaid whicgl are imposed against us." , > Parkdale 13 ' 65 00 I 4 mg In '15 u ge speec _ . , noo’o'o‘o5'ouou-nu. .......... ... ............... no ‘ In a Sec/don devoted to Com‘ cunenge rca1é)n1Ve1I:tr;;§1i;e;s and E Raymond Wong. Announces The _ _ _ _ Ebenezer 1 5 500 monwealth trade, he told the freer system at world trade and s0mm6I'Vﬂ1e 3 15.00 5 pr eI._ _ e I,‘ . AV _ ...... . _ gggmgniiegangydgguiﬁnm e;;m- Dasvmleilts. to it » -. . - Orwell ............. .. .. L 1 5'00 ences_ ec‘0n0mi’:9‘:ie‘:;5e1‘ofpm::§c9OfmCoili;lf . Fortune B1'ld2'O ... 1 500 Mr. Fleming, rnakinag no direct m,,,,,Wea1,.h countries, pamcuﬂmy . » A . Brackley ........ . . . . . . . . . . . 2 10 00 reference to Britain’, Sta-ndjmg the newer °,,e5_ . ‘ Brackley Point ........ ................ ...w 2 10.00 proposal for the gradual achieve- 4. Extension of Commonwealth ' . Morell ............... .. ' 8 40” ment of free trade with Canada, institutions to contribute more er. s » ' ‘ Morell Rear """ '00 listed his government’s objectives fectively to joint economic and I Greenwich """""""""""" 3 1000 for the conference as these: p H’ 1 st th b- ' _ ---- --. .......... .. 10.00 , L Expansion of th. mpomnm 3% comes a amer of The Renovated’ Redecoyrcﬂed gvoriih RR1vel1; .... ....... 4 20.00 . , , _ es oya y ............ 2 10 00 Q . » . Mermaid 1 "

You'll see more anjoq more a " l ' Lower: Montww 5 £83

- °“ - . ° ° ’ Bunbury ............. 4 2000

Mt. Albion 1 500

V Harrington ...............-...v........ 1

L, . 0 A_ . §‘leasantbValley ...... 1 500

An expanding business which at times created a regrettable Nigglﬁnﬁaﬁgok ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ - - - - - 2 10.00

waiting line recently developed to such an extent at the Island M . 1 on 2 10.00

Gum located at 162 Queen Sheet that it became necessary to S aﬁslliiield ................................... .. 1 5_00

make alterations in the seating arrangements and re-locate the Y10r1: .... 0 0 I l 2 10'00

.oft_dI-u>1k and Ice cream counter to speed_up the service. The Y ....’."...........- .................................. ..‘....: 2

cashier position along with the tobacco and confection counter ork Point 1 , 500

_ has also been moved so that the entire north wall of the restau:r- gt’ .Margiarets'Annda1° 1 ' 5.00

_ I ant is ‘now devoted to seating booths, increasing capacity up to 0 """"""""""" 1 5.00

V 0 approxln-lately 90 parsons. War . ...... .....-u......... 2

- outhport 6 '

I Beuevue ......................... , 30.00

Amthei. Spe-ed_up feature is found in the location of the coffee Bonshaw ............................... 1 ‘5.00

and tea units which have been moved up front, eliminating the Knutsford . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. g 10.00

1 f ti o . . - . . . n o o n o - o I I U II

“5 ° ‘"9 expemenéed in Serving when they were located at Renmes Road 2 0'00

the rear of the estabhshment. Riverview 1 10.00

. _ _ _ ; ‘ North Granville 2 13-33

tr .S;ec1..:l;zing in the preparation of Chinese food by a well Central Royalty 3 15'O0

t 010 S 00 01,0 Island G‘“H«e"3°Y5 °°115ide1'ab1e Patronage from Plsqllld East ............... .. 1 5'00

°““5‘5 1“ af}d1t1°n :0 the regular oate_ring to local reside,“ Hazelbrook ................... .. 3 15'00

Meals and Snacks prepared and sent out constitute another Hampton ..... 1 ' °XP3nd1nS Service to‘ the public. Brookfield .... .. ........................ 1 « '_ ’ Springpark .............................. ..§ 2 10000 The Island Grill is operated by Raymond Wong who Came to Little Sands & High Bank J 1 . .

Canada from Canton in 1911- conducting a Successful restawraut North Wiltshire ............ .. 1 5'00

busihess at Yarmouth, N.S. before taking over the Island Grill Bradalbane "0 1 5.00

which along with the fact that all foodstuffs used is bou ht S5. Patricks Road _____________ 1 5.00

locally leads Mr. Wong to feel that he is making a worth.whgﬂe ‘E in8'l50Il & Howe Bay .......... 1 5'00

contribution to the economy of the City and Province, gianlljilope 1

l . . eanors 10 ‘

Cape Egmond .... .. . 5000

Linkletter Road .............::::::::::::::::: " 3 :2-°°

gt. Nicholas C 5 2533

ower Freetown . . . . . . . ' I ' ' ' ' ' "'0 . '

Freetown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' ' I I I ' I ' E 2500

See how little takes you so for . . .for instance, Baltic "" ' 20-00

. from HALIFAX to Birch Hm ................................... .. 3 15_00

, ‘ Clermont .................................... .. 15_00

. WINNIPEG; only $74.60 one way—$I34.25 return she;-bl-coke ' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . . _ _ _ _ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' " 3

‘1 Long River I - I . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .

TORONTO, only ‘$40.75 one way--$ 73.40 return Fortune Cove 3 15.00

. Moumm, only $28.50 one wuy—$ 51.35 return frélngtg ~ 2

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Y , lCorrespondingIy low fares to other points.) ' MaIp.eque0e_1_' ___________ 3 10.00 ' Hamilton ................ .. 2 1000 Don't ﬁght the traffic, the weather, and the annoyance O’Leary 2 10.33

of cancelled plans. Settle back and relax in carefree g%é'1'i,t°n Siding - - - - - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . I I I 0 2 i300 comfort as you view this wide land’s many wonders— Mi):n:r(1i%O """"""" " 2 10.00

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through the sweep of wide picture Windows in your Travellers Rest 2 10.00 modern CNR Railcoach. Arrive fresh. and tested as Margate 2 10'00 never before...rent a car at destination if you wish. TPYOII Consolidated . 2 10'00

. Kelvin Grove IIIIIII 0 1 0'00 North Bedeque 1 5'00

KNOW CANADA BETTER Avonlea. ............. .. 1 5'00

. : . Spring Hill 1 5'00

. , ' ' South West Lot 16 1 5'00

r o e S Dunblane ....... 0 1 5'00

. A Knutsford 1 0'00

. ‘ Belmont Lot 16 ......... " % 500

SP _ Coleman 1

North Tryon H _

ECIAL. CHINESE DISHES TO TAKE OUT Wilmot vaney """""""""""""" " 1 5-00

Tyne Valley 1 5-00

, Irishtown 1 5-00

3” _ I Jubilee 1 5'00

I r ,. . Wellington ............... 1 5'00

n orma Ian and l'eSefV¢ll'lOl'I3 from Milton I V 1 5_()() Central Lot 16 i 2-00

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Inmmaﬁon and resﬂvaﬁom f _ ghamrock . 1 5 00

, . mm D. B. SMITH, . Nape Traverse 1 5'”

District Passenger Agent. (‘NR St t’ - ew Annan .......... .. ‘H QUEEN STREET ("AL 5223 Elmsdale ......... " } goo -»u.. l . . . . , p _ ,_ 9 «I.

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