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principal of the Presbyterian Col-| of River. lege, Montreal, was guest speaker fon tate “0 Teste nal a

. Ss: in the Summerside Presbyterian | was rendered by the choir, and GUARDIAN NEWS BUREAU TELEPHONES: - Pres Be ven otben mes ‘aa * Summerside 8031; Alberton Montague -2; Souris service at 106th anniversary oy.” 7 re s prton 68-9" 97-2; 33-3 ot Predeywcteniom ts’ Summer-| The girls ile come ae side Sunday. Irene Mountain, Maureen The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., June 30, 1959 $ The thinister, Rev. J. Donald| and Myrna Hancock sang twe ~~ firmament showeth His handi- é The members of Trinity United * ° Pleau, B.A., was organist; and * |Montague Church Honors work. en's choir led the service | Wiliam Conkey, choir director. | Church were guests ae men's At the morning 3 LINK TO ISLAND

e ee of praise, and sang the anthem). osker based his sermon on “The Old Rugged Cross”, with The first submarine cable is Newly-Ordained Minist a 7 of the 7th chapter of rat cies

eS c part. Strait between New <0 MONTAGUE—The morning and) At the morning service Mr.|"'On the previous Sunday, as a| ‘nt, ih verve of the 1 angler | eet Sedan were conduct-| ucheson_ read the scripture! special feature of the morning “goccial music in the morning! Island in 1852. ws . lesson and also led im prayer.| service the Aketa C.G.I.T. ; ed by Rev. J. M. Fraser, assisted : Sor the lenderehio of lara * by Rev. Robert Hutcheson who| Mr. Fraser: el "me M. Fraser attended im a body and ot hes : Ged” and his theme in obser-|@ ceftificate of graduation was ’ ’ . [vance of Dominion Day was “The | Presented to Miss Norma : Stolen Auto =| Sst. &." a During the service a presenta- :* Still Missin er Joyce Wiggington, was, made Pp g hy shyt mo Renadppaar ytd The annual meeting of | - iemen's Auxiliary, : : . : SUMMERSIDE—A 1952 green Fraser Fellowship Group and to |>°UTis Hospital will be held

Cha in the United Church Hall lot of Alec MacDonald’s located|on behalf of the Men's Associa-|on Thursday, July 2nd at

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P.E.I. registration 21-701| Mr. Fraser took as the text for his|All interested are invited ~Aden P. Mulligan Heads fy Pewer mes

ails one Said tae Die : sins 8:30. Presentation of: fin- week beea evening service Mr. ial rts and election located. ancial repo | eee eee ere ett lof Board of Management. 2 : 1959 ELECTED to the executive of ; right, Ian MacLeod, Charlotte-; P. Mulligan, Kinkora, president; place at the a tion's annual . , “the Prince Edward Island ‘Lib-|town, secretary; J.A. Annear. | and E.D. Reid. Charldttetown,| meeting at the unity Cen-| Hod has two aerials mounted in| impressive sermon “The Heavens |to attend. eral Association were left to! Montague, past president; Aden! vice-president. The election took! tre last evening. REGENT otiss:: 7:15-9:15 Microscopes in the armed By Power Mower ‘antl Eee nee x . ‘ rs i SUMMERSIDE — Velda Leard! ington, D.C., include one built in » and. Me. Edward Leeré. ef}e ; / S an ' @€fa : SSOCla ion Searletown had an unfortunate accident yesterday afternoon : sae when she caught her hand in a A Kinkora resident, Aden P.| very happy with the large at-, Women’s Liberal Association to | power lawn mower and lost a most inexpensive

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Mulligan, was elected president of the Prince Edward Island Li- beral Association at their annual -meeting held in the Community Centre last evening. Speaking to the large group ’ of members in attendance, Pre- mier A.W. Matheson was confi- + dent that the Liberal Party would be returned in the next election and that he would have with kim those members who were sick during the last Legis- lative Assembly.

tendance. with representatives

vince present.

Other officers elected were Ian MacLeod, Charlottetown, secretary, and E.D. Reid, Char- lottetown, vice-president. The past president is J.A. Annear of Montague.

The meeting was chaired by Mr. MacLeod who also read the minutes of the last meeting, and

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| the executive. from every district in the pro-|

the financial statement. Mr. An- |

Other speakers at the meeting included, J. Watson MacNaught, Harvey Douglas and Hon. B. Earle MacDonald.

Premier Matheson tad the group that the association was only a nucleus to hold the other Liberal associations together but that the organization could not keep going without money.

He suggested that upon pay- ment of one dollar each mem- | ber could receive a card show-,

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portion of three fingers of her right hand.

The little girl is a patient in Prince County Hospital.

‘Report for June.

Grade VII: 1. Danny O'Connell 2. John MéQuaid; 3. Rita O’Con-! nell. -

Grade VI: 1. John McInnis; 2. Blanche Walsh; 3. Vivian Walsh. Grade V: 1. Elmer Walsh; 2!

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The Premier noted that the} ing that he was a member of | Maurice McQuaid; 3. Frances 0’-

party was_rpt—as—active_as_he the Liberal Association. Connell. __ 7 would like to see it but he was| ¥% was agreed that a new| It was announced by E.R. Reid] ‘Gncis iy 1 Freddie Mallea: Phone 8506— CHARLOTTETOWN STORE ONLY & clause would be added to the| that the new Liberal head- 2. Bobby Mclnnis: 3. Jimmie ai

constitution which would enable | quarters would be located in the ; "x the eens to add two} MacCannell Building at 142 Gt. Tac ee | goionge oa b\ | S LA N D emb a the ial we Street. 2. Gerard Fitzpatrick; 3. Walter

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BRIEFS

HOSPITAL PATIENT Mrs. Gordon Jeffery, Alberton ‘is a patient in the Charlottetown ; Hospital.

ON VACATION Mrs. Bud Whitlock and child- tren, Charlottetown, are spending a vacation at a summer home - on the Montrose River.

IN HOSPITAL Mrs. Harold Palmer of Borden tis a patient in Prince County : Hospital. Her friends wish her a speedy recovery. i MOTHER VISITED

Mrs. Gardiner Marks of Sum- ‘merside, accompanied by her * children, Elaine, John and Wil- ; liam, are visiting her mother,

Mrs. F. P. Fraser, Alberton.

INJURED IN WEST

A former Souris couple, Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Grant, suffered injuries in a recent car accident . at Portage La Prairie, Manito- ‘ ba where Mr. Grant is with the ' RCAF. Mr. Grant suffered a broken jaw and Mrs. Grant a broken wrist. A_ three-year-old son, David, escaped with bruises ‘and scratches. Mrs. Grant is the

former Myrna Cheverie.

MacKENZIE FUNERAL — The funeral of Milton MacKenzie was held from Cavendish United Church on Saturday afternoon, June 27th. The services were conducted by Rev. A.E. Haley. Pallbearers were: Frank Mac- Kenzie, Eric Stevenson, Lorne’ Stevenson, Foster Sellar, Dan MacLeod and Milton Green. In- terment was im the Cavendish cemetery. Flower bearers: George MacKenzie, Wendell Mac- kenzie, Eric MacNeill and Alvin MacNeill. ee

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Photographers The Read Studios 0. W. SEARS

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SUMMERSIDE — Only three girls have yet officially entered the Summerside Lobster Carnival Sea Queen Contest where $600 in cash and prizes await the selec- tion of a sea queen and two princesses.

The contest is open to ali single girls in Prince Edward Is- land who are at least 16 years of age. The girls, who will ap- pear in formal evening dress, will be judged on the basis of appearance and personality and will not sell tickets as in pre- vious Sea Queen contests. Unless extended by contest of- ficiais the closing date for en-

‘Say Farewell To

Carleton Couple

On Tuesday evening a fare- well party was held in Carleton School Auditorium, when friends and neighbors gathered to bid farewell to Mrs. John Smith and family, who have left this dis- trict a time ago and have

up residence in Summer-

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The people of Carleton long noted for their hospitality seem- ed to excel on this occasion. The beautiful auditorium so brilliant- iy lighted seemed to breathe wel come as you entered. ;

When ali had assembled, Mrs. Hedley Lowther in a few appro- priate remarks told the object of the gathering, and called upon Mrs. John Haslam, who read very distinctly a beautiful worded ad-

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