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I GRANT T0 GREEK FUND — iThe Provincial Government has donated $300 to tihe Greek‘ Reliei Fund. Premier .l. Walter Jones an- nounced yesterday. The Govern- ,ment's donation to the Fund last [year was $200, the Premier said,

I r0 GEOGRAPHICAL BOARD - ‘Premier J. “falter Jones has been |appainted a member of the Geo- igraphical Board o1’ Canada. it was I learnedyestcrday. A spokesman for ,the Government said the appoint- ‘ment had been accepted by the I Premier. | t

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Latjmorev Dptns today a; {he CITY POLICE COURT — At m6 i pm.“- Edward Theatre _Po1ice Court yesterday morning ‘ 591, “gains; the gay and nos. two youths charged with unlaw- talgic background cf Atlantic city. fill Pmessw" of 51°18" 80°“ at ‘he tum of the mnmry, the were remanded until the 27th.'1‘he exciing and romantic stnry was c!" °t l ma“ charged Wm‘ We“ directed by Bruce Humberstone and ‘tag lrﬂgﬁatozcgiizcéefgthngehzﬁggh‘ ’ . - . - ica r o . Hroduced b} Mack Gojom iTwo drunk and incapables ivr-re y ROY ROGERS STARS IN |iined $10 and costs nrAEO days aria l ACTIONJACKED Mvswu’ ‘$5 and costs or l0 days rcspectiie ‘ wasremv ily"

‘ The newest Western songs are If ‘ccmbixied with fast-moving actionlmom-q], a resldem of Chaﬂone; and suspense to make Republiciiwwn QM Hum 510m and cos“ ‘,'-‘He1d°r‘r‘d°b' hstmmg ,R‘°y R03‘, ($5.25) [or hunting‘ migratory “Qfmif, ‘jonii‘j‘§f,’,‘,jnf“i‘frggweuas birds in close season by Home." ow Mimi w==i~»=i.‘.ii’.°..2‘.’“§f “éif.‘5.'.§{‘.'.°..3.‘.‘.”°"..i; Win31"? m‘? Kmﬂ P! n" C°Wb°Y¢ case is the sequel to some pzac- "fl-m“ 3' me 01mm“ Them“ w‘ lice shots tired at shell dicks <11"- _. itMergansers) crossing Cori-an ‘e§.2i§-'§“.»i$yi'§. -““§$7;ii i. ‘"12’; B“. iiéii.‘°i.‘é“t.‘“.i ..'“°’“"‘.f f“ . - A ....ocecond‘.- .Ra:igers Reclamation Service edprdw progemmm, L miikcs n trip to Las Vegas. Nevada, _;_ ‘Ier the annual Heldorhdo frontier pnqgn FOR. ANGLING W173. itéstigitiesa Héaggaynluiﬁmlieelll OUT A LlCTZdNS? T éestfrtzitay , l5 o. rien . ' r. mnrnllll a res en o taro c- iltlﬂyed by Gwrze "Gabby" Hayes. town appeared before stipendiary ‘who orginated the Heldocado idea Magistrate Gilbert A. Gaudet at

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and is a pionrcr in Las Vegas. {Charlottetown charged under the Arriving in the gay, carnival-like Game Act with angling without a Itown. Rogers meets heiress Carol license. He was fined $2.00 and I Randall. played by Dale Evans, who: costs. Defendant was found uy ;i; tamed official Queen of theﬁhck lame oéficer anErlingMat iii‘- j Keillor-do, oi on sun ay even g ay i t . Danger looms when Rogers heal-a Prosecution was conducted by tlo that the FBI wants an immediate‘ R-C-M- Pdicﬂ- ' ‘ vest‘; ti ‘of the f ct that. ii'......$..'§ “iota. on. Liv. been‘ olvw Low. surreal- coming ore; illv- gambling tables at The LQQSW 0f MON)‘ Cvmmllilh‘ .the casino. Investigating into the 0| "l9 will" Md °f "it? PUP" . affair himself. Rogers finds l deadi Edwtlrd "left; §¥°EIIYQIII I191!‘ a ‘man. Then an attempt is made m" 5“°°°55“ ‘s Y °" W!‘ I he "“'",,‘,‘.'.; ~~<;,,,=“=rr-’ ‘r941: "£‘.‘i.‘.i‘.“.?2 mounts a a tr ax. Idonations Ic-r the hospital were or m §°°.‘i.‘."°“'..‘f.‘.$.‘.?§§“%.’§ii..$’““§§é§' JCITING aw ERTAIN . ‘W r‘ E‘ ‘ T ME" Itowels. glassware, etc. Tea was ‘served in the living room wnich tarsdirietgﬁﬁﬁrlthfrxl": grnufnaiaszzgﬁ; ivas beautifully decorated with of two women In lovg with the spgnihlhwgs‘ H‘ D9511“; some man. in Republic's “Spoilers 33st u: ten‘ cdps ‘an? Iggﬁguii or The NO-nh’ coming m-nlgm of the Junior Aid assisted in s01‘!- to the Empire Theatre. tin The story is laid In the Panhandle 5'

I :::;‘";..ti.*“ss“zt.si".zzt.rss.xtz; PM» wet-m 2a salmon fishing business. rtuclNsEs-Si." men ‘MW “P

Anselm,’ Whh ‘he pa“, he h“ pointmcnts wth the Stipendisry ucqiired hv dominating the lives Mug-latnte h‘ tho he" mm“ w: rof Others ‘Matt over-reaches ltim- “mm” with“! mom“ n ‘ r" I m! when h.» phases a ornate: maul. ‘L’;,;,';°°§,;1°'o§';,je‘;“§,"iii; "'d5“1':‘°“ bihle" helca" gum“ '“‘R..C.M.E. Three of the men werc 2Y0]: 1‘; avﬁnlgwilngt! crﬁh_é'xs_do‘éil'éca non-residents and hailctl from tum in senttie. of which beautiful M""°‘°“' N3" “d B""‘“°w“'°" llaur Reed is executive-secretary In“ three local angle“ N‘ f‘ I - ; ' side in Charlottetown. Kensington L°VP~Y Y" i-"k"! Pmrl" and Summerside. Too mlny worl- Lﬂurilr "' ° "m" W 5.1m" i° resident anglers are Ilipping over merry Mﬂiﬂlend unwltt-nsly be on the ferry and indulging in the (‘QYIF-i embmlcd i" m! 1119351 pastime of angling in the waters 5~ ""95- tgf tkhls province and then slipping -—~——————-—-— ac Wlh t th f it- UIION m)“ W551i! BIND at 9min: gulicmeseaonljtull: Th h ———-G! understood that the Royal Cam. Unlﬂlel 111513;. linidlaﬁnUntijgtgilosé ‘timnuroulgtai F611;.’ a" waving '5 0 p a us‘ s United Church on May 18th. Meet- on Pr“ Ce

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Me. followed by all repeating the partments and offices under the Lord's Prayer In unison. t --___.. ..__ - .. _ Responsive scripture reading was ""1""! "The WW T0 Heaven." taken mm Psalms to Mﬂtltis aimed by slnlllll "I Am So Busing“ pgﬂod Opgned Wm, m, Glad". and Benediction brought. reading or the minutes of the lest the meeting to a close. meeting which were adopted. i I - Roll call was answered to by. elvven members and two visitors. i Collection was taken by Blair Rovenhill which amounted to l! cents for programme. Hollis NM!- man gave a recitation entitled "Do You Just Belong" Kenny Bryenton gsva a recitation entitled "My Little Soldier." Programme committee for next meeting are Jaunita ind Mild. ‘red Hardy nnd Doreen Duffett. A readirg kas given by Margaret Gill

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l BEGINNING JUNE 1s! ANSCO 0010a FILM. Now you I DR. REDDIIWS ‘can take beautiful pictures in nat- DENTAL OFFICE .urai color. Visit our up-to-dntl i at ‘camera Dept. t3. H. Taylor, jew- f MT. STEWART tellers for four generations. will be closed on ' WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON I ANSCO COLOR FILM IS HERE. and all day f-YH. we have it in the following I THURSDAY sizes, 35M.M.. 620 and 120. Visit our l 3.1,,- q... summer “ought mp-to-date Camera Dept. today. G. i ‘H. Taylor. Jewellers for four Gen- f _ erations. _ ..__

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Jurisdiction of the Provincial Gov- ernment will be closed on May 24. Premier J. Walter Jones hiformed the Guardian yesterday. The clos- ing of the various tiepartments, bureaus. and offices on Muy 24 tn- Bwld o! May 2c is not a matte; of choice with the Provincial Govern- ment, the Premier explaired. The fact that May 24 has been pro- claimed a statutory holiday by the Dominion Government makes the closing on that cute obligatory for departments of hi; Government, he said. However. the Premier added. should the City proclaim Monday. May 26th. a Civic holiday, it is pos- sible that the staffs of the Pm. vincial Government's (lopartntents may be allowed llfouday afternoon oil. The banks will doserire the 24th.. and i! Monday is a civic hol- iday will be closed that day also, it was learned.

IGNATIUS SCHOOL

This is the report for St. Ignatius School for April and May.

Grade IX — l. Verna Doiron: l. Lorraine LeClair.

Grad... VII - l. Yvonne Doiron; 2. Pauline Arsentitilt; 3, Oswald Gallant.

Grade VII - i, Alban Le-Clair; 2. Regis Peters; 3. Dennis Gallant.

Grade VI - 1, Edmond LeCIaIr.

Grade V - 1. Irene Arsenault: 2. Margaret Doiron and Rosina Doiron (equal); 3. Arnold Peters

Grade IV —- 1. Margaret Peters; 2. Lobelia Gauthier; 3, Alex Gauthier.

Grade I11 - 1. Shirley Arson-suit; 2. Basil Gallant; 3. Eunice Peters.

Grade II - 1. Armond LeClair.

Grade I - l. Clara Arsenault; 2, Pau‘. Myers.

Highest Average in Senior Gmiieo Verna‘ Doiron 94, Yvonne Doiron 94. ‘

Highest Average in Junior Grades Margaret Peters 5J2. Shirley Arsen- ault 92.

NORTH TllYON SCHOOL

Report for April.

Grade VII - l, Ruth Thomson; 2. Marion Delaney; 3. Leroy Thom- son.

Grade VI - 1. Doreen Hovmtt; 2, Beverly Delaney; 8.Eula Wood.

Grade V - 1. Deane Johnson and Donald Lord (equal); 2. Lois Mac- Donald.

Grado IV —- 1. Helen llowatt; 2, Mabel Mat-Donald; 3. Lowell Hor- vey.

laney.

Grade II - (Sh) i. Wlnnifred Thomson; 2. Calvin Thomson; 3. Elizabeth ‘Ilaomson.

Grade 1’! - (J12) l. Donnie Mac-

Wood. Grade I — l, Roger Lord. Perfect Attendance - Doreen.

Helen and Jimmie Hewett. Ralph Mabel and Donnie MacDonald: Garth we... rte. Eula and Margery Wood. Arthur Calbeclt. ' Highest Average in Senlm Grades, Doreen Howatt 81.8 per ‘cent. Highest Average in Junior Grades. Arthur Oaibocl: 92.1 per cent. ‘reseller - M. Louise Cairns.

UNSANITARY HOMES

GLASGOW. Scotland — (C?) —-

The Scottish Housing Aqvlgqn

Committee has estimated that o! about 1.000.000 houses built in Boot and before 1814. more than

gkwnleaﬁ-gelwithout proper unit"! mu call w» answered to by 1|

‘to Charlottetown on Tuesday-

I | Mrs. Elsie Prosper and airs‘ gvtliidm Prosper visited liiontaguev

iguest of Mr. ail-d Mrs. PL Boud-

A. Pioitiino s. cool... t

itions to Holy Fathers relzef fund.

,Kay Roche then took the chair

Grade III — 1. Arthur Callback; ‘I 2, Raymond Thomson; 3. Blair De-

‘Hovtuxl B. Maul-Mn.- . Treasurer —— Mrs. PL. Boud-

Dcnald; 2. Pauline Wood; S. George 17mm,"

t Councillors — Nlrs. M Burke.

CENTRAL GUARDIAN _-'“-_"'_ EASTERILEIIARIIIAII

. nus‘ RECEIVED. - Electric I Rangettes, Children's Trictycles and Prams. Stewart & Beck.

. JBEDS. SPRINGS Mattroo-I‘ ‘m. All sizes. Also St o Couches‘ i at the old price. Stewart & Beck.

I i Georgetown

imiu Vicinity

Mrs. Laura Layers wu a visilﬂr

I Mr. Harrington Yorston. maul-i .ge

r for War Assets Corporation at

oornwduis. us. is visiting hill. jmothcr. Mrs. Mary Yorston. I

on Tuesday where they werei thb gut-sis of Mrs. Staniey_P2ar-;

tdon. '

lottetoirn. who is 181ml! i1!‘- Y-"Yi technicians course at St. Martha's

the svcok. where she was the

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loading her canto of Potato" °"|

and sixty cars loaded in this port]

The marriage of Mrs. Laura Mair‘

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maiualtjaiinvscuotn. “F2. Alvin ivi-oosrviue; rip. .1 m],

678GB IV — 1. Mary Muyphy; z

Following is the report o! Georgina Green; 3. Ivan Bordon. tlrlospitoi in Antignnish, N.S-. paid. Emerald School for the Month o! Grade m - 1. 01ers Orokcn; p, i». short visit I0 Georzetmvn wrlvi AaelL ' ‘ Grade 1x ._ i, Rnitrrl Croken; 2. Bordage.

'Dorothy While; 3. Don n Whitc. Grade II ~- 1, Catherine Cash; ‘ Grade VIII — 1. Elaine Cull: 2. 2. Lea Green.

niton McCerirille; 8. Gerald Grade I —- (Sh) 1. Shirley whm; ¢y_ 2. Marilyn Ciow.

Grade VII - 1. Orviiene Mc- Grade I -- (J22) l. Marilyn ‘Tuesday evening and sailed 0" carville; 2, Rosemary Cash; 3. Gaudet; 2. Clevis Bomsge; | iwednesday morning 70-“ Enghmd- I Coleen White. ilder cargo consisted of sixty~elghtt cars of potatoes. loaded at Sour-i. Helen Bordagc; s, Sylvia Ford. Highest Average in Senior Grades. Perfect Atttndance-Paui Green, ‘ —Robert Crokcn oa per wit. Perfect Attendance - Robert j Mary Murphy. Ivan Bordaqe, Louh

Audrey Murphy; 3. Rose Maris

Barbara Ciow.

Grade VI — 1. Alfred White: 2 Highest Average In Junior Grades

-Mary Murphy. 93 per cent.

'Aivin McCarville. Georgina Green,

of GcorizeW-vn i0 Mi‘- R°1°"d1Croken,Oamello Mccnrviile. Donnaf McCourl. Austin Trainer. Eleanor Marsh of F-‘ive Islands. NS» lwkiwhiie. Dorothy White. Elaine Cashw Bardage, Catherine Cash, Shirley place at. Amherst. NB. on Mon-{Arvtlene Mcggyylllq, Alfred white. white, Marilyn Glow. Barbara Glow,

day. May 12th and was performed;

Rev. Warren h Instill" °1 . Trinity St. Stephen United Churchf and tool; place in the Church manse. Following the ceremony. the‘ happy couple motored to sackg ville. NB, where they attended the graduation exercises o! Mount Al- lison University at which Mrs. Marsh's son. Mr. Nathan Mair. IIIGCIOERHH student and present vice-principal 0.! Georgetown High. School, received his Bachelor of- Arts degree. From Sacltville. Mf-I and Mrs. Marsh motored to Five, Islands. N.S.. where friends held l reception for them in the Com-x

lmunity Hall and at which they-

were the recipients o! many iﬂve~

‘ly gifts. The happy couple will re-i’

at Five Islands. where Mr-

side Jvilarsh is. employed in the lumber

hustness. —- Geo.

‘ The annual meeting nf rho Georgetown sills-division of the C.W.L. was held in the Parish Hall on April 23rd., with-a good alt/"d- ance. The chaplain. Rev. Pr. 0. Kiggiris opened the meeting with prayer. After the payment of mem- bership fees and reading of the minlitcS. correspondence was read with regard to the Marian Ceris- res; at Ottawa. the social service work. and 59110111 XQPOYY-s- W!- Fabian Boiudreault reported as convenur of Social Service. Owlnﬂ to her illness much oi the ‘WOTK was done by members individual‘? and only a small amount o! money was rcqulzcd. The treasurer. Mr!- Michuel Burke Sr. reported that. tho funds raised had been alien?- in payment 01-47500 tontribution lo OWL. scholarship fur-d, dons.-

the Sisters o! Sci-vice. charitable wm-k In the parish; uttering for a Mass for a * ‘ member. and in payment of national and dio- cesan obligations. Reports of r1‘?!- iclent nnti secretary followed. It was regretted that owin! lb I"! difficulty of obtaining an assist- ant lender, Girl Guide work was not carried on sinoe the 81714 "' turned from lummer camp. Miss

during the election of officers. The following hdies were unanimously elected: —

President — Mrs. IJ. DOLOU.

First Vice Resident - Mrs. WJ. Fitzgerald.

Second, Vice President - Mrs. JJ. Condon.

Third vice-president — Mrs.

Secretary - Miss Rwy Roche.

‘Mrs. w.n. Wlshl. Mrs. a Roche. IMrs. r. Galbll, ivm. r. Boud- Imuit and Mrs. Ella MmKln-lwn- | The meeting then closed with iprsver.

THE CORNWALL-YOR; POINT -W. l.

‘rho regular meeting of tho Cornwall-York Paint Women's Institute motnl; the home 0d Mrs. Douglas MacDonald on Monday evening May 5. The president WP sided. Meeting opened with Instit- ute Ode followed by Creed in un- ison. The minutes of iaat meeting were road and approved.

members naming a perennial tlzwo: Mrs. Halon Howard reported on meeting with Legislature in dia- Iciuslon on school tarps-numeral; Leagut. I Reports for committee worq given. followed by zeadlng of Corros- pondence and cards o! appreciation for gills received by sick and shutJ Iins in u“ district. i A discussion book piaoa on way of railing money. it was decided to invite Kelly's Crou player; t4 pres- ent their play at some future date. A committee was also appointed to secure local talent for epesialtie: in: play which is being prepared |for Drama Hstlcai. Nut months rail cal to be answered with don- ation of money toward expenses for mat. Members were invited to the heme of Mrs. Haber f-Ior-ne for rlune meeting. Mhr a deﬁoioun lunch nu served by the Cornwall _ladie|. n beautifully decorated la stltuto Anniversary cake was n."- l ved by Mrs. Dorothy MacDonald to all. present. Meeting closed with the National Anthem.

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Marilyn Gaudet, Clovis Bordsgs. Primary Department Mary lvlisynagii — Prirdpal. Mae McCarviile - Atsietant.

Grade V —- 1, Margaret ﬂainotr;

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