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iluosn Elizabeth Bordenis Coronation A Day Arrangements

Oh fairest Queen of British Sov-

algn line.

What marvellous traits of loveli-

neu in thine;

What graciousneas from sire dea- the Coronation Day c

cending down,

Full well make worthinesfto wearlfo

the crown.

Following a. recent meeting of ommittee of Borden, final plans were released r the eventful day. '

A parade will lead of! the pro-

If it were ours to wake the choice gram and will be composed of the

of one- And choose our own-if such a thing were done.

Though many beauteous scions of Royal birth. '

That could be found throui:'1out the whole wide earth.

Though fairyland shou'-' whisper, hers is seen

The real en nting beauty of a Queen,

None could c-npare with her, who heaven blest With virtues blending

rainbows crest.

like the

How well our hearts thrilled in '”i ecstasy, V When to this land-her land-she

came to be An honored guest,

and -by her winsome ways

Did fill. full measured, all those hapliy days. We saw revealed expansive gra-

CIOUBDESS. i

And inner charm few others couldl possess. l

Our hearts responsive lovely traits. With happiness her crowning day awaits.

Full well we know she'll worthily,

Rule her home land and those be- yond the sea

With justice, kindlincss.

to those ,

wear it

.1 nd love

to all. Make fast the bond - so England shall not fall.

Who lmowest but thou art "Thus spake the seer."

For such a time as this - we seem to hear

The echo of these words-(though ancient truth)

Fan on the ears of those who thus forsooth

Do look to her to bind a stronger

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tie, The golden bond of unity, which money cannot buy.

Yesi beloved Queen, in your calm humble way Your Christmas N16858:. came. re-

questing us to pray For God to give you strength and wisdom too.

If they are faring well. and their it-ighis are being protected, the hnrlics governing them have a

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following groups: children, headed by Legionaires, marshalled by teachers and two Legion members, Explorers, C. G. I. T., . Cubs, Scouts, Trail Rangers and all school chil- dren.

Flags will be presented to pupils at school- afte formation. They will leave schoo at approximately 1.45 pm. parading to the Legion hall where the festival will take place.

Cliairinaii P J. Mclnnis will open the program. following which flag adt'irP&'.es will be given by Mayor lwillard Lenrd, Rev Fr. MacDon

i Let's Talk it Over

If you want l0 measure the true worth of a democratic nation or izovernment, finci out about the condition of its minority groups.

quality-tar more indicative of true than political acu- men. The premsure groups, those who wield the big stick. naturally get their wants fulfilled. because in a rlcninrratic sthte. the existence of the gov:-rnnieiit depends on the loyalty of these. Rut the smaller groups. whose voting power is not sufficient to make an appreciable

change in the results on election day, are at the mercy of what amounts to. as far as they are

w. 1., and A. A. M:lCCi1llum, L.0.L.i

Fish And Game Meeting Held Al Alberign

aid, Rev. Mr. Fraser: Rev. Mr

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

Howe. and members represciitiiig;ll

various organizations. This pair! 0 . g g

the program will end with thclF”The mguh” m99””F"y of Lift

singing 0, "God Save The Queen-v M iii; iind Game ASSUCIILJOH nus . ie

Sirens, whistles and church bells

will be heard for seven minutes. Hfmfs "tml,Ml".Fmd sempm V209." Chudren Wm receive candy and Mpiesi en plealdlllfz. in the abseiice

of me president, Mr. Omar Barn- Minuics of the last meeting

sports program will take place. y d

In the evening. a huge bonfire "f .' . t y U will be lit and a sing-soil: aiidlfeeie mad I? the 59”ma”' speeches will be given. t ?m"”” NF”-Lead! 3"”

Members of the program com- I9 P'0l9'3' mittee are: P. J. Mclnnis, chair-, man; Bedtord MacDonald. tench- ers' representative: Mrs. J.V. Mc-

Mr .-I ppi'ovod.

land it was moved and by tho briiiirh A trout coziipciiiiim nus (list:

Arienault, Sacred Heart Club; Mrsd J. J,. Maclsaac. Social Club: J. J., Maclsaac and Wilfred MacDonald, Legion; A. P. Cerette. Boy Scouts and cubs; M,-5y P,-9510" D,-us;-ach,,'rote H500 for this rniiipofition.

The 1ll'ni'lll('l:ll pi'vsi(lt'iit. l'iiCh:ir(l Ftiniitl. zititiressed

db

They c.-mimi press

into Collflpllalltr-' with their

mshesiiuzil inceliiig of the

in regard to lifting the educational

standard to the .

They can only appeal to the largcss-1l'f"' W415 U" ' fl?-CW1 T10!" of the government on the basis of 113111? Of ill? t15S0C1'-IHOIL

cational standards in a country or.1'UT UN” RUN!”-'11 "l9'f'Uil2- .

province is a pretty good baroineicrl It was moved nnd scconrieii that

ofg0Ve1ann)entwqrLh. the crow competition and prizes - - remain the some as last year.

Education's position iii the ermio-. 7'40 VNZV IIHCFPSIIITLZ ii H11 5. mic picture is unique due to (hp ”lliintinL' In Nriwintiiidlnnd", illlil fact that the lower the 5l;;n(l,u'd "Fisliiiiu in Newfnundlanrl" vort-

of edur-:it.on in an area. the lP&VySll0iKlI in bi” disposed the people will be to Pi-ICIOSP. feet a change. As education in- creases, the need for it becomes.

y . . l 2”i;i.”..?fiE.”.I.?i”i; Tfilii ?.i..ii???;..fT ; coronation 3 ports . lit Kensingion

al Sl:1ll(l:?i'Clx' in 51 sub stnndrii'd The Cnronaiioii coininittoc have

the meeting to .1

area it must risk its political lilo to a cewtiitii extent by brin;:iiiL' about cdiivatioiial inipi'oi'emcnt not approved of by a fairly large p”r- cenlagc oi the people,

Concemed R ..pn,5Sure group a, .....,,,,...s,g tlccltlvri to imi':" it it rover-to-be diuamrsmpy and mm, prosperity I . ,ioi1tzoiIcii (luv for the rhiltlreii rind and wenybemg Wm be in direct S yll(l0lCSC('lliS. by putting: on a big proportion to the integrity of those lpmglmm (,).f”a””Pt": 5"0,;l5' KW" who govern them. .sing on in comprise -8 nearby 0 o o school districts. The people directly Concerned Tlicre will be soiivciiirs for all

with the education of the masses form one of those minority groups.

To rule in faithfulness -- this we will do.

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Country Ciiib will oiiicially opoiifltiilli

afternoon "with an afternoon tea to "!1iii"i.V

roiiipetitors from six yeiiit: up. The and sports will take place on the aili- nclti after Hm" IVT(lj..' y's next wpdnesdayllmmrlczist to the world iripproxi- -1.30: and will continue un-

A'l"he Siiinnierside Coll

ts social season

which nommpmbus Wm 1,9 wg1.il;l all have had their ntlilctir Qlill

And iv tli clad hearts take up the gamed, '1-hp ,-usmm has mm in it) Vl'lP(i II will be :1 big: proyzrrim. sweet refrain. have a monthly tea whirh will 11;. am! it is hoped that parents zmrl

God save our izrario Queen. lr"g rlurie nnii-nwnibris, and a ivnekl.vit:I.:irdinns will n:sist in ccltin:

may she reign! -B. Cromwell Hardy, Imion Road. l

50;-my functynn for mpmim-5 only rlnldrrn ”on their marks" prompti This procedure will be again this year.

follnwcrl ly, in order irlelnys.

to avoid iiniicressary

Mr. thee , -,. ..m-9,-nlnems iinectiiiu and i'epri.iii on the illl-itcndlng along mo P0” Hm 'U"d t c ,,xu,um.l..to Tyne Valley,a distance of iiboiit

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GREET

long and

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Unlteclly we join in expressing our Loyal Greetings Queen Elizabeth ll on the occasion of her Coronation. - for rejoicing and thanksgiving.

glorious.

I-fowlan Gallant):

R. B. Mocsull . Mcwiiliama at Turner Ltd. Orin McDonald

GOD BLESS THE 0

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Grocery

F. J. shh Gt son .

C. R. Wallace

. ,l May 29 m the Alberta” Con” became the first resident of Len

of dmammngjBay, between the two islands. streams at West Point and Pieisice-i5'Vbm”me cable "7 . shot was the first item dealt withi”0Us week. and W35 ”""'9d ”m0s5,tli

Mwondmlto Lennox Island supported by oil Donald Am" SONNY WA; uemn that this m.m,.C, up 1)i'Dtl00Lleg1w1u,tllilllilcls and towed by motor boats

y llinal hook up which was coinplct- icd for the Pi'li1PP Countv bltnllchlcd 0” Mondliye land it was l'lt'Cl(lPtl that the branch!

Council and ninoni: other lilBllE'l'Sw)”ur nlmefu d t H I d, A

w ' I mentiontrd that the word ltprotcct-, W” "53 9 v It '5 " m” 3' desued hem" m,.icnt's office. the store. and at the M,.ylresidence of Rev. Fatlier Einmett 3 very may mud, Tm,..9f0,...' edu.jFound also dismissed arrziiigciiiciiis?A:if?I"m5r

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to Her Maiesiy H is truly a time

. May iheiclays and years ahead be filled with God's Blessings for each and everyone of us. May the reign of our Noble and I Gracious Queen be

THE RETAIL MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION or P.E.l.

"mil-'41! Claude McNeill O'Leary ' urn. olive Arsenauit ighrsk Sausiet Bumnvrwic Myrick 5!. Macintosh Tlznlsh Reva an Blclola .. 4- -y at v Cane Travrrsn Thos. Nlsbet . ; .. 1., 3. Bernard .. Jenkins Groceierin Summmamlo G, E, Ne 'combe . i 3 L A 3u,1.1.h y,,",,,.,,, Jelley's Dept. Store 0lLcai-y H, 1;, pm 13; K. D. corlzott t............ C, R. 64 Lend Aibcrtwn Keith Pi-at: Alyin ...-.......... .. C. I. Lidstnnc at Sons Tyne Valley Jam" Pglmer ! Aha! Docent: ........... 2 P. Luttrell .. Blloomiicld. R L. Palmer Romme M ............ ..Tv t . R, Matthews . E msd.iic Pam & Co. H o,Lem,y I g, mnuan . . W03 - ' J. B. McKay A; Son Colonnn F. L. mam Smrlemwh 3 W .59?”-Eli"-d lilpzitlts IAll)e:'toni Lid. . Allwcriuii Onmr pans 2 - DHVM , it 1'9 ' P. M. Mccaull Fillmslw . I yd M! C y Nellie Malllett i at. Lmm A"”””9 mm" 5 ' ' '”'"' T J. J. Moran ..Alberinn Baa Rn” Morris. Bernard Co. Ltd. wmred shes L

Mrs. Margaret Trembley

The submarine cable was laid under the direction of Mr. E. 0. Cameron, superintendent of the island Telephone Company. who ill a test can to '11:; wife in Char- lottetown, was actually the first person to. speak over the new line.

Miss Peters, a resident of the island, in a conversation immedi-

Lennox Island '-m ately after the one by Mr. Cam-

s'Thm59"'Yei"”0ld H3391 PeLerSl('l'0ll, became the first resident 01' on Monday, May 25, about 8.00 p,m.i”.'e island to enjoy the advant- ages of the telephone.

The work in connecting the tele- lpiiones on Lennox Island was done ?under the su ervlsion of Mr. Ear iTms was made P0559310 133' 3 YW0'Lsmith, inalntllanance foreman. at

coresubinaitliic cable some :.800ySummt,,.51de. L1m,n.en who assist. W9” "1 W18 5"035 1119 M31i”ql!9,er1 him were Seaman Bell anc Tmsl Richard Jeffery. mm "W Well Previous to the ins'..:.lation of ye telephone service the only communication with Prince Ed- l.&1l'd Island was by means of mot- Oi boat and the new service will,l in innny wti,'::, prove of great value

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. ltn all residents. This line. which is connecterll

Telephone Service is Opened To A

nox Island to make telephone con- versation from Lennox Island to a point on Prince Edward Island.

.The week-curl storm delzircd liv:

WESTERN GUARDIAN

..sEl': CAPE TRAVERSE Var- iety Concert in Rose Valley Hall. Monday. June 1st, at 8.30. Spon- sored by Rose Valley Women's In- stitute.

-BLOOD DONORS NEEDED at Red Cross Clinics in Tyne Valley, Kensington and Summerside on June 10th and 11th. Reserve thus dates.

-DR. HILLMICK will be in his office at Borden on Monday, June 1st. Office hours 2 to 4 and 8 to 9 P. M. Morning calls and maternity cases on appointment.

-ONE-ACT play "The Prison Across The Street", directed by A. Stuart Dickson: variety' con- cert, including a'coi-onation pag- eant. all from Charlottetown. In Central Bedeque hall, Wednesday. June 3.

through the Tyne Valley excliiiige v.ith all points on Prince lC'i'.i.ii'ri ii-land. required land wu-rs ex-

LONDON, ICP) - Souvenir tea- pots from the George I and George, ill coronatioiis. and a ticket tol Westminster Abbey for the corona- ylitlll of George IV were among ex- ””V('.i1iliits at the antique dea.lers' fair in Kensinzton. There was also a ypiece of Queen Victoria's wedding leaks in a silver box.

Three telephones

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All ex-service personnel are re- quested lo be on parade on Cor- onation Day, Tuesday, 2nd June, Parade will form up in front of Canadian Legion Home at 1230 hours. Bereis and medals will be

MACDONALD

visitor. Armand Mayer, a C of former Premier Re an Canadian alrfields and

England, was slain when of Normandy won the aim Hastings in 1066.

”JUNE 1. 1953 Ti-s SERIOUS SIDE

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WINNIPEG. (GP) -A vmto from France said in an intemel here that "France is not all Mm; lin Rouge and pretty girls V" have industries there too", ' Th:

ousin FF. is sii.m-ring construe.

ne May engineer who is

tlon projects.

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Harold. the last Saxon King 0;

William 10 oi

For common ordinary sore rash

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TOBACCO 'COMPANY

All Loyal Goorl Wishes

Wellington Co-op Association

Willi pride in our Queen and Country we happily join in the rejoicing of

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the Coronation of

QUEEN ELIZABETH ll

LONG MAY SHE REIGN!

TOWN or KENSINGTON

w. it DARRACH. I Mayor.

With all true and loyal

joice on the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth.

TIGNISH CO-OP STORE

Canadians we re-

UNITED UNDER i T THE CROWN

As veterans we rededlcaie ourselves to the cause of Peace, Freedom and Justice, as embodied in the P!'in'

clples of the British Commonwealth. '

LONG LIVE THE QUEEN!

Summerside Branch

- CANADIAN LEGION E. S. L". '