JUNE 27, 1952 , . -. aA OWN 'w L? PAGE NINE Souris and Vicinity PG?llf9l3 "ail" Patgrgomwimgton Pisqaiti East Our Boarding House Maior Hoopla . i "F In Y . - 0 es 7 2-rHe.'e2APe.,smee sIia”si- -mh-risbu12e.'pApI;1HggE.Ag5. 7” ,.;.l?:..iE.:i”2';.f::i:';:'f..."”si::E -- W'""""5 .... :.To....u Msc- -MAKING PM this A30UTiWP;NT3'; 'FiTTER- susascrev duv. 5"” 1'"h- 5” P”5"1”l""f,' Mr. Smith O'Brien of Windon Neill, Cambridge. sms. arrived -INC5 ITO QUN FOi2iF:V?ESlDEisl'T-4-- QFOR HILAEITY M S" l8 mu and 32 mm mm on ' W” "nvlwed Wuh Mn A”"d ....'A very lovely wedding was here on Thursday evenlns. -N119 BIUNE 3EEN.U5EDf(0;QU55R QUlRi45l l-(HAN THAT!"-”.;. &

After the lobster season ends and the more drsggere are fishing it

Thursday June 19. -th b l d ' Georgetown on Saturday evening, ,. i:mexpecbe tdeodlblea num er emp are I June 2,, when Margaret Shklei; Tm is we mom mm-Gem Douglas. , lN6l'iuTi-its! p .VOUi6t.-Jlzeylfy ,A8OUTl1'?-v-DOLLY," &, on Tuwm, night, June 1-L-the mx::dH:,'b'Svo:i;”d:”2:” 3” F; ,,,,?,""”.it,f,'1.?. stamp to be issued in July to com- Miss Linda Lesrd was a visitor - Y0uJDOM,TSlNA&T'-ro F”-52' 7 ? MAD.i50Nl WA5 THE ; souris Branch Canadian Legion In" be,” ab”m',mm' hueggrk Mu, wmmon of cmcham, N, 13,, memorate the XVIII Internationaci ijn lftiliaiigon. N. 3- on Thursday. W:n0R EMPEROR Oplf K , .DAU6HTER OF A I 5 for over a week due to illness. excmmged marrmge WW5 in I Red cm” Commence '0 be ml un ' i FRANCEiUND58' ly l WAQDING HOUSE ''l 4

held a. party for privates Chester Mclntyre and Edward C b ", who are home on leave from Ko- res. Mr. J. D. Msclrityre read an address and Mr. W. E. Pierce pre- sented beautiful ash stands to the two veterans. There was a large attendance of Legion members.

The driving of steel piling by the Canadian Dock and Dredge Co. is in full swing with two crews at work. One crew works from 4 a.m. till 12 a.m.. the other work- ing from 1 p.m. till 9 vp.m. It is understood the P111118 will be driven in rock to a depth of 11 feel.

one of the largest crowds of the season attended the dance in honor of the graduates of Grade XI held in St. Mary's Hall on vvednesday, June lath. The music

cl b Chaisson's 0rch- -:- rrtgsfusrxljililethaydance was spons. ael Handrshan regret to hear of As bridesmaid, Miss Joan Wll- ....'Thc clming exercises of at. Jay' bred by St. Mary's Alumnae, the death of his aunt, Mrs. Fred liston, cousin of the bride, wore There:-as School were held in the Mr Leml woomd 8 Mount Esau 0! Charlottetown. a blue tulle full length gown with Parish Hall on June 20th with dip- Stewim 5 am we 3w'eekend of , . .-

Several of the lobster fishermen sill: bolero, and carried a bouquet lomas and prizes presented by the June 21'” P” the home 0! ma pap v have landed traps during the past Mr. Maurice Redmond of Chnr- of blue and white carnations. Pastor, Reverend J. B. Croken, P.P. em! M, ma M" wmm, Wool, -...- . .. . pa 5 A week. Due to the small catch iottetown was a visitor to st. The groomsman was Mr. James Nine pupils received Grade vm mg ' ' (QREATVQ5 FQEE. they do not consider it worth- Patrick's Road on Sunday. June Boyd. R. C. A. F.. Moncton. and certificates as follows: Gerard 8' G'gwo;JDE!RpDLv1'i

while hauling them for the bai-

Donnelly of St. Patrick's Road on

Mr. Alfred l-landrahan of Peakes'wss a visitor to the home of Mr. Bert Lesrd of Lorne Val- ley on Wednesday, June 18.

Mr. Leo Grant was a visitor to St. Patrick's Road on Tuesday. June 24th, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Grant.

Mr. Joseph B. Gillan of Char- lottetown was a visitor to Peakes by plane on Sunday, June 22. Mr. Gillan was accompanied by Mr. Emmett Brazil.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Currie of Charlottetown spent Sunday. June 22 in their summer home at Peakes.

The many friends of Mr. Mich-

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solemnizcd at st. David's Church.

double rlrlg ceremony with Doug- las Alexander Paterson. son of Rev. W. A. Paterson and Mrs. Paterson of Georgetown.

The ceremony was performed by the groom's father, Rev. W. A. Paterson, assisted by Dr. A. D. MacKenzie of Montague. The magnificent floral decorations formed a lovely setting for the bridal party as they down the aisle to the ed by the organist, Mr. Yorston.

The bride, given in marrlage!blyI Ll length gown,trimmed wlthlace and

her father, wore a brocsded

pearls. Her fingertip veil fell from a beaded crown headdress and she carried a bouquet of American roses. Her only ornament was a pearl necklace. a. gift of the groom.

Mr. Edward Easton and Alan Mair

proceeded strains of an Lohengrin Wedding March, play- Harry

in Toronto, July 23-August 9. The stamp is to be printed in blue and red - the third time that two-col- ored stamps have been issued in Canada. In 1898, the Imperial penny postage "map stamp" was printed in red and blue, and in 1939 another two-color stamp oom- memoratcd the visit of the King and Queen. This is the first time that Canada has been selected for International Red Cross Con- ference, and only the second time that it has been held in the west- ern Hemisphere.

St. Teresa School closing Exercises

Tralnor, Beverley Coulter, Janet

lnth. to attend the funeral of Mrs. MacNeill's sister, Mrs.

by plane Thursday. June spend the summer Mrs. Fred Lcerd and Mr. Leard.

itors in Charlottetown June 19th.

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Martin arrived 10th to with his aunt,

Master Jimmie

Mr. and Mrs. Levi Jay were vis- Thursday,

Mr. and Mrs. George W. Jay

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were visitors in Lorne valley on Saturday, June 2111:. guests of their daughter, Mrs. Earle MacDonald and Mr. MacDonald.

Mrs. George Dover was s. visitor in Charlottetown on Saturday, June 21st.

Mr. Guy Jay spent the weekend of June 21st at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell

Mrs. Alton Jay was s. visitor in

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snce of the season. . m- 1, .1 '3, mg t,, K M C J t .--..g BE. Miss Virginia Grant, formerly nil-Ex: grooifgs xgosther W0” 5 up Keesgjf Hggn xmr 31?”? Clharlottctown on Saturday, June 7 g at St. Patrick's Road. was recentv med nylon gown with mamhmg Gormlgy Anna Evans 'Camenne 3 at" i 13' '"'""ed i" the U' 5- A' Mi" accessories. and carried a corsage oumm ' ' Mam, Jay Charlottetown UUT OUR WAY BY J R Williams ' M155 : - , , V V " H N A ' 0

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S ilh, M . d M . J M - hecun complex ills elm them Cxlrrthy. add snd”lVlrs.oeRupe:t a;rF6tT?:e1:t1:f! igxluyfluegailnfng; mg fhoml Ream”: by Grades 3 HVE. GOHEYM1 by M13 N14 M11 ' oil from natural sources of vital Mclnnls. No” scam, at Moncton E gum g ..wumm Mamdnn Chest-er Brldley. SW!-rded to -7311! did: elements. ' ' .. ' Curran- ” Out of town guests included 9. Playette - A Message from 18. Prue mt unhmeuc m grade

Protect your pet with the one dog food you know you can trust ; ; . and at the same time banish animal odours from your

living room. Get PARD with an operation for appendicitis on- 13. Distribution of M1195 and H". a bed b 5.. T 09,-, CHLOROPHYLLIN todsyi Monday. June as. 1l;gH- gsgeslgsns. Iiiiieirilifeearwn ifroiss. certificates. H wof;;,n.s””;,,,,,n,,f' Wmfj ,0 s'.'"' C'”'dh" c”"”mk'd' M, 3”" Gun, 30,, at M, Springfield, Mr.'and Mrs. Earlmhg-' M" The Qgfrig; LM Francis min-an. ' 5 i t ' . and M". Ralph Grant of st. pat. kinson. Alberton. Mr. and Mrs. 1. Prize for Religion-donated by twz:'df;':;g0:,yaJ'sltt, T3231: gvrgxt ' ' , '- cgpseessyllsau-cu.

Grant is the daughter of Mr. Leo Grant and the late Mrs. Grant.

A baseball game was held on Peakes diamond on Sunday, June 22, between Peakes Bombers and Tracadle in which Peakes defeat- ed Tracadle by a score of 8 to 2.

Mrs. Charles Rogerson was a recent visitor to St. Andrews, the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Maclntyre.

Due to the contraction of "pink eye” many pupils of St. Patrick's Road have been absent from class. The disease, which spread throughout the district, caused some pupils to be quite ill.

Friends of Mrs. Barney Beco- vltz, nee Mary Grant, of Slough- ton, Mass., regret to hear of the death of her husband in the U. S. A. Mrs. Becovitz is the daughter of Mrs. Jane Grant, formerly of St. Patrlckis Road.

Due to an outbreak of measles and mumps, the following famil- ies are ill: Mr. and Mrs. George

Mr. Tommy Grant. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Grant of St. Puts rlck's Road, was taken to the Charlottetown Hospital on Sun- day aflernoon. Tommy underwent

rlck's Road. slightly punctured his lung when he fell on a nail

of pink and white carnations.

During the signing of the regist- er, Mr. Barry Yorston sang "O Promise Me", accompanied by Mrs. Edward Easton, organist.

Following the ceremony, a re- ception was held at the home of the groom's parents for sixty guests. The luncheon was served by the girls of the Young People's society under the supervision of Mrs. Herbert George and! Miss Janie Llcwcllyrl. The table was centered with 8. beautiful three- tier wedding cake. topped with bride and groom, and was cut in the traditional manner. Dr. Mac- Kenzle proposed the toast to the bride, responded to ilttingly by the groom. The young couple re- ceived lovely gifts from their many friends.

Following the reception the happy young couple left by car for an extended trip through the Maritirnes. For going away the bride wore ll. rose color ensemble

with matching accessories. on their 5-

return they will reside at Moncton, where Mr. Paterson is engaged in the supply department of the R. C.

Mrs. N. M. Perry, Lockeport, N. S.. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Godfrey, Chat- ham, N. B.. Mr. and Mrs. C. Wil- llston. Chatham, N. B., Mrs. Harry MacKcnzie, Cavendish. Mr. and

Dave Matthews. Elmsdale. Mr. and Mrs. Walter wells, Elmsdsle, and other friends from Moncton and

After an interesting and instruct- ive program was carried out, the children were given a treat of ice- cream and cake by the St. Teresa's Women's Institute.

The many prizes donated by gen- erous lrienm are a testimony of the active interest they take in the progress of the pupils. Reverend J.B. Croken oongratulated the prize winners and thanked. the donors and in his remarks also urg- ed the students to continue their studies and pointed out to them the many advantages they enjoy.

The following prmgriam was pre- sented.

1. Opening Chorus - "You're Very, Very Welcome, Everyone."

2. Welcome Recitation.

3. Grade One Reading.

4. Musical Fastival Numbers: 1.

Solo by Marcella. Trainer, 2. Chor- us- The Melodious Blacksmith, 3. Solo by Kathleen Mcxenna, 4. Rhythm Band by Junior Pupils. P. T. , classes. - 1. Senior Rhythm Exercises, 2, The Hop Scooth Polka by-Juniors.

6. Chorus: "Come to the Fair".

the Queen." 10. Current Evenm Match. 11. Song -- "Trees." 12. Choral Recitation.

Reverend Mother F. Loyola, C.S.M. awarded to: -

was a. visitor at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Jay on Sunday. June 22nd.

Mr. and Mrs. George Leard, Mount Stewart. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Dover on Sunday, June 22nd. -B.A.

Trainer.

13. Prize for spelling in grade eight, donated by Mr. and Mrs. Aci- rlan Bradley, awarded to Helen Trainor. T

14. Prize for spelling in grade six. donated by Reverend Francis Cor- coran, awarded to Marcella Train- or and Josephine Bradley.

15. Prizes for those who made 1009;; in spelling in junior class- room donated by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dunphy and by s, friend awarded to:

Grade IV - Georgina Smith.

Grade III - Chester Curran.

Grade I - Ernestine Smith.

16. Prize for arithmetic and mathematics in grade nine, donat- ed by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Our- ran, awarded to Brendon Dunphy.

17. Prize for arithmetic in grade

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Among the visitors from St.

Patrick's Road at the Institute

business in the city, they visited

Senior Class G-Jeanette Kenny.

Bradley.

23. Prize for nature and hygiene smith, awarded to Mellta Coulter. Grade One. donated by Reverend

mnven,,on whlch was Md 3, Mt. 1I;ir.dGruni's mother on Malpeque I;'E"gr3;f):ms'gi3: 22. Prize for geography and hls- in grades four and five. donated 25. Prize for best reading ingradc James Smith, awarded to Ernextinq Stewart on Wednesday afternoon, W i BU rm mm C Eden Bradley bory in grades four and five, don- by Baldwinis Road Women's In- two, donated by Baldwin's Road Smith. J 18 . M . Leith St - - ' ' M l '----m- sgtte Mrs. wCei'li:rles "Rogerson ddd 2' mu” 1" Hwm” Aver?" m you-Don ..(gp).. children each grade donated by Reverend

Mrs. Michael Hsndrshan.

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wers blamed for so much damage at one civil defence training centre that officials decided to abandon

J. B. Croken, P. P. awarded to: Grade Ten -- St. Clair Fisher. Grade Nine - Brendon Dunphy.

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tored to Charlottetown on Thurs- day, June 19 accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Michael l-landrshan. his brother Freddie and Mr. Alex

lJNfMA.T.C.HED V-8 PERFORMANCE

Grade Eight - Jeanette Kenny. Grade six - Camule Coulter. Grade Five - Jane Curran. Grads Four - Georgina smith. Grade Three - Francis Curran. Grade Two - Anna Curran and Patsy Smith.

Grade One - i'"nestlno smith, 8. Prize for second highmi: aver-

it. Flood-lights were smashed, windows and doors broken and in- flammable materials set on fire.

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entrance examinations donated by Mr. and Mrs. J. .1. Kenny (award- ed later).

5. Prize for student who made highest score in grade eight oom- poslte teem, donated by St. Te'rua's women's Institute, awarded to Gerard Tremor. t

8. Prizes for others who made over 180 marks in Grade vm com- posite tests, donated by Miss Mamie Cameron, awarded to Beverly Coul- ter and Janet Kenny. .

7. Prize Mr Latin in grades 9 and 10, donated by Reverend Francis Col-coran. awarded to athleen Mc- Kenna.

Prize for mathematics in grade ten, donated by st. Teresa's Wom- en's Institute, awarded to Berna- dette MacDonald.

9. Prize for English and French

Hot Clam Bouillon

Fillets of Sole Breaded and Fried in Butter

Grilled Mackerel Floured and Fried in Butter

Poached Salmon Boiled in Lemon Wata

Baked Stuffed Salmon Oven Baked with Savory Dressing

Oysters Au Gratin En Casserole Thick Cream Sauce, Crumbs & Cheese

Chilled Clam Nectar

Steamed Clams in the shell Red Bank Clams with Bouillon

Boiled Lobster Plate South & North Shore Lobster in the Shell

Combination Seafood Plate Lobster, Shrimp, Clams, Scallops, Oysters, Fillet Fried Lobster in Lemon Bui-fer Fresh out of the Shell to the Skillet

English Fish & Chips Deep Crisp Batter "

in grade ten. donated by St. Te:r- x 4. gatasmurhmiute. awarded to r Fried Clams Onsicr Stew - g 10. Prize for Hygiene and science Crisp Golden Batter M" and Butter - , da ten. awarded to St. Clair Frkd oysters s'.w IT'S COMPLETELY NEW I see YOUR FORD DEALER e.3'37.'n?m'”1y'”nTSf..n12'5.".'2 Breaded in Exes and Crumbs M"'””dB””" ' F 1 h':-'i'5ii'i'oomun'3;Tm' "M" ” Fried Scallops ' I?'""g,3h?,"'sd'1' - 1:. male for spelling in pm. a B dad Dee Fried WW 53" W9 i . .s R JO STON LTD --w--.-- P i r i 0 O c eph Gormley. awarded to Mary d 5'' . "Sh cl'IOWdC" arms "MP Rhode Island Style

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