V-E Day was observed yester- day in Summerside with a Canad- ian Legion church parade, follow- ed by a i-eriembrance program in
Memorial Square.
Under warm sunny skies the parade, led by the Sea Cadet band, moved away from the Can- adian Legion Home at 10.30 a.m.,
with Mercier Mullins and Francis McNeill in command. Lester Jenk- ins was in charge of the Protest- ant church party while the Roman Catholic party was led by Gordon Kelly.
The color party consisted of George Chappell, Percy Ramsay,
Ralph Boates, and Jerry LeClair.
After attending church the par
ade reformed and moved on tol . _ . Memorial Square where the main~Frank Cameron as presiding of- remembrance address was made flcel‘. Mrs-
by Mayor W. A. Currie.
Prayer by Rev. Cecil R. Web- ber was followed by f‘The Last
1''" GUARDIAN WESTERN
IRISHTOWN Variety concert at ‘Boys Choir, Kiiikora. 34; 2. St.‘
Darnley, Monday May 12th.
BURNS CHICK.Hatchery now open. A special breed for every
need.
REGULAR MONTHLY meeting Canadian Legion, Kensington on? Monday, May 12th. 8 p.m. Sharp.
EMERALD PLAYERS will pre-- seiit their 3 act play in Emerald Hall Wednesday, May 14th. Cur-
tain 8.30. Dance after.
CUSTOM CUTTING SEED PO-
tato Sets, starting May 12th Book orders early. Keith Ken nedy, Kensington.
. Av oasisizvso AT SUMMERSIDE
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Post" and "Reveille", by Bugler Thelwreath was placed hi’ 89i- Albert C. Gallant, and the bene- ing president, Emmett Trainor of diction was made by Rev. Justinithe Summerside Branch of the MacDonald. Canadian Legion, and poppies
Results Of Music Festival
were laid by the veterans in the parade. The Sea Cadet band was under the command of Lt. Gab- lI‘lel Chaisson.
Brain Noonan, Mary Elaine Trainor, Desmond Mullally, Dan- iel Shea. Edmond LeClair, Rich- ard St. John.
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l\IcGiiigan.
Latin 2-—Firsl Class: Margaret Hagen, Claire Maclsaac, William Cain.
Second Class: Marjorie Aker, gel: Patrick Madden. Francis King. Reginald McKenna, Louis Doucette. Francis Gillis.
Passed: Terrence Nellis. Alyre Gallant. Allan Keays. Marcellus McGuigan, John French, John Blanchard, Donald LeClair.
Latin 5—First Class: Michael Swift.
Second Class: Brian McCal- lum Richard St. John.
Mathematics 1-—First Class: Wayne Power, Leonard Praught, John James. Basil Gallant,
Carthy, Eric Arsenault. Second Class: Michael Liu, Jean Maclsaac. Emil Nagy, George Ng, Patricia Poirier, Gilbert Rouleau, Dennis Clough, John Carragher, James Moore, Errol Caseley, Emmett Foley, Sydney MacDonald, Alphie Lan- dry. Irene Gaudet, George Trainor, Sandra Claybourne, Howard White, Winston Pineau. Passed: Genevieve Duffy, Murray Stevenson. George Mc- Cormac, Robert Doyle, Baden Sexton, A-rthur Koh, Wayne Shinners, Anna MacAdam, Ger- ald Sherry, Marion McGinn, Charles MacDonald, Paul Creig- han. William Power, Francis
ney, Patrick Madden, Kimball Blanchard, Avonna MacAusland, Justin Mac-Neill, Peter Steele, Alyre Gallant.
Monday. May 12. 1958'
Kevin Farmer, Catherine Bel-_
Cha-rles Broderick, Gerald Mc-‘
Tam, Vlctor Scott, M‘a.i‘tin Cloo--
Passerl: Herman Connolly,
Paul Gautreau. St. Clair Fisher, ,l\lar,iorie Akcr_ l\-larccllus Mac- Guigan. Raymond Hickey. Wil- li-am Phillips. Allan Keays, Brian .\l':-Callum. Patrick Mc- \1.'ade. Maureen Beagan. Gerald F. .‘1iu'iihi'. Roderick Rossiler, Richard St. John. Martine Mic- liaud. Michael Quinley.
Philosophy 3—Fil's‘t Class: Charles Campbell. Sister Mar- Earet Marie. .\I’chaei Swift, Sister Thomas Marie, Doreen Cusack.
Second Class: Marion Mac- Donald, Gerard Burns. Willard Mccarron, Donald M'acDongall.
Passed: . l\lartine Micllaud, Adclbert, Roche. Patrick Mc- Wade. l\larjorie Aker, William
Phiilips. Eugene Wynne, Ed- ward Creighan, Maurice Gaut- liier, Paul Gautreau. Gerald F. Murphy, St. Clair Fisher, Mau- ‘reen Beagan, Herman Connolly, Brian McCalliim. Allan Keays,
3 Passed: Roderick Rossiter,- lRichard St. John, Marcellus .MacGuigan, Raymond Hickey, {Cyril McCormick, Michael Quig- ey.
l Philosophy Sister
:French. 5 Second Class: Mary Claire 3Smith, Marcellus MacGuigan, {Carl Collins, William O’Neill, iAnna MacAdam, Terrence Nel--
‘lis, Desmond Mullally, Alyre lGallant, Marie McGuigan.
5 Passed: Francis Coady. Fran- gcis Gillis, Edmond LeClair, lLeonard McCormack.
1 Physics 1—First Class: ard Praught, John James. , Second Class: Basil Gallant, :Robert MacDonald, Edward :_Blanchette, Emil Nagy, Francis |Tam, Sister Mary Winnifred,
5-—First Class: Margaret Marie, John
Leon-
Rhoda
rence Hickey. Ernest Diamond. James Reddin. Lawrence W00» Lorne McGuigan. 9311191 A1'bmg'
Physics 3-—aSecond C l a s s: Frederick Corcoran. T11°m39 Beagan, Thomas Ledwell.
Passed:
hard.
Religion 1-—First Class: W111‘ ston Pineau. hieoiiard _PI‘aUS111v Jean Maclsaac. F1'a11C15 film: Gerald McCarthy. G6_0I‘ge 3°
Cormac, Wayne Power. .
Second Class: Patricia Poii‘if(f%§]', Basil Gallant. John James.PP'Z111l1 Arsenault, Emmett Foleybhafilgs Broderick, George Ng, Barblara Arthur Koh, Edward B an-
Em-ii Nagy, GeneVieV9 D“
Goff. William Power,
R0.V- - Edward Creighan. -Batciiilder, “Kevin. I 5 1 de F lshel. . cP}1§ltC1e"s Gldfiidiiallhemigrlaiighiilid, Religion 5—First Class: Mary 9”” S°1°m°“* ‘D it
Paul Creighan. Martin Clooney, Patrick Landrigam Ma1'1°“ MC" Ginn. Justin Arsenault. Peter 519919: Howardl White, Anna MacAdam, Ernes-
MacNeill. E
tine MacDonald. Passed: George
Gagnon, MacDonald. M91119 Claude Rondeau. Donald, Rene RiVaId-
Religion 2—F'i=l-st Class: Claire Miaclsaac. ‘ . Francis Coady, Olga Dowling, John French, Kevin Farmer, Frances Doiron, CYTI1 Bymen Second Class: Louis Doucette- Alexander Donahue. Mary C131” Smlth’ Lawrence W00. Cormack, Thomas Banry.~ Norman ,K‘;“°- Alfred Tsang, Gerard T1313 Garnet Steele, William ONE »
Catherine
Longaphie,
Brendan
Vincent l\l'aclnt.x-‘lie. Picton Bilodeau_ Laurier Ric-
ric Cummis'key,'Rona.ld Boleer. Fa-
MacDonald. Victor Scott, Dennis Clough- G11 George Trainor, Irene
Gaudet, Gerald Hail, Sydney Landry.
Charles Mac-
Bolger,
Leonard Mac- DurLP11Y-
Competitions At Summersicle
Choirs, choruses, family en- semble, vocal and instrumental solos were featured at the Friday evening session of the Summer- side section of the Prince Ed- ward Island Festival of Music,
French 1-—First Class: Gerald McCa‘rthy, Albert,-Young, Leon- ard Praught, Patricia Poirier, Claude Rondeau, George Mac- Cormac. Lawrence Woo, Gerald Sherry. Genevieve Duffy. Edward Blanchette, Basil Gallant, Rene Rivard.
Blacquiei-e, Summerside, 83; 3. Ann .Leai-d, Bedegue, 82.
Class 101. Family ensemble: 1. The Murray family, Kensing- ton, 86.
Class 29. Mixed adult chorus.
Mathematics Z-—First Class: ,Michae1 Li“. George Mace-0I._
Albert Young’ Thomas w°ng' "mac, Sydney MacDonald, Peter
Second Class: Charles Ro- - - berts, Irwin Buell, Daniel Shea, f;t§::.1eer’ gégigoen T12:-,:e1:.1_’ Wayne
gar, Gerard Mclvory
Blanchard.
Daniel AI‘lJll'lg, Donald Gillis,| Howard White’
r ' ' , Robert Line- liiarie McGu1g-311 Alyre Ga1_
lant, William Costain, John Donald Leclair. R681-
William Cain, Richard Ays. Ter-
adjudicated by George A. Smale - of Brantford, Ontario. Platform officials included Mr.
First year: 1. Kensington United Church choir, 83.
Class 34. Men's Club. Unison: 1. Masonic Men’s Club, Summer-
Charles Ballem as : platform secretary, and Mrs, Clarence Mercer as -awards rep- resentative. ‘
Following are the results of the evening competitions:
Class 212. school band: 1. Royal Canadian Sea Cadets Corps Band,
85. 1 Class 12. Roman Catholic choir. Boys choir; 1. Roman Catholic
merside. 83; 3. Men’s Associa- tion,_ Kensington, United Church, 81
Class 80. Girl's solo. High voice: Mona Joy. Kinkora, and Mar- garet Murray, Kensington.
Class ‘81. Girl’s solo. voice: and E merside.
Paul's Boys Choir, Summerside,l Class 92. Folk song. Junior 83: 3. St. Mary’: Academy, Sum- ' female voice: Sharon Mullin, merside, 82. Margaret Murray, Elizabeth
Class 14. Roman Catholic choir B]acquiere_ girls‘ choir: 1. St. Mary's Aca- Class 204. Clarinet 1. Gordon demy. Summerside, 86: 2. Roman Forbes’ summersida 37_
Catholic girls’ choir,_Kinkora. 85. Class ;;05_ Bass Tombrone, 1_
C1355 6- 11111101‘ 3"” °h“‘'°h Earle Campbell, Summerside,84. choir: 1. United Church. Ken- Class 4_ church choir_ Mixed 511181011» _853 2: T1‘1111W C‘11“1‘°11» voices: I. Summerside Presbyter- Summerside 34- ian Church Choir, 86.
C1355 7- il1"11°1' 130375’ ch‘-11°11 Class 40. Girls chorus. 16 years choir: 1._ Presbyterian Church, and under: 1_ United church, Summerside. . 81: 2. Unltedlxensmgwn‘ 36; 2' St_ Marys Ch111'°11~ K§115111z‘.-’1°11- 79- _ ' Academy, Summerside. 84.
91355 8- 1.1111101‘ 13°Y;5 31111 81115 Class 207. Recorded solo 14 v mixed choir: 1. United Church,|yearS and under; 1 Gordon Mm-- ‘|K°1151118t°11» 34- ray, Kensington, 87
' Class 95. girls duet. 18 years C1355 44_ c_G_1_T_
Low
abeth Blacquiere, Sum-
1. Trinity
BINGO RESUMED at St An_ and under: 1. Jean -and Margaret United church, Summerside, 35;
thon_v‘s Legion Hall. Bloomfield, Wcdiiesday night, May 14th. 8:30 Jackpot $75.00. well stocked can-
SEVEN MILE Bay Borden
players present their three act comedy drama “My Irish Rose” Thursday evening May 15th. sev- en Mile Bay Hall. Curtain 8.30.
NAME 0MITTED—In Friday's Guardian, in class 83 of the Summerside Music Festival re- port. the name of Miss Ruthie Howatt, North Tryon, was inad- vcrtently ommitted from the list of winners.
TRINITY Y.P.U. Summerside will present their 3 act play “an old fashioned mother" in Cape Tl‘a\7El'S€ Hall on Thursday, May lath. 8.15 p.m. Sponsored by Cape
Traverse choir, sale of candy.
WE HAVE INSTALLED a For- ano Seed cleaner, and are clean- lug Grain and Timothy Seed daily.,eries, and he was out on the We also have a full line of‘0uak- Federal patrol boat at the time. er and Ful-O-Pep Feeds. Come
in and see us about your Feed- ing Problems. Financing on Poul- try and Hog Feeds. Delaney’s Feed Service, Kensington.
FAST COLOR FILM Service, Kodacolor, Ektachrome. Koda. chrome. Anscochrome. C o l or processing, printing, duplicating and enlarging. Munshaw pro- Highest quality, fastest
processing, printing and enlar- -ging. Mail to “Colon,” George Sum-
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Wotton. mcrside.
Photography.
Murray. Kensington. 85. 2. Kensington United Church, as; Class 24. men's chorus. Rural 3_ Lot 15_ 34_ 11"{50"3 1- VMEIVS Association. Class 22. Women's chorus: 1. United Church. Kehslngton. 83. Prince County Hospital Student Class 26. men’s chorus. Rural Nurses Gleee club, 35_ four-part: 1 men's A_ssocia-tion. Class 23. Women's chorus: 1. United Church. Kelrslhgton. 81 Prince County Hospital ‘Student 31111 32- , Nurses Glee Club, 85. C1355 74- 5391911 5010- 15 Years Class 67. Mezzo soprano solo:
’311d.0Ve1‘} 1- Myrna Hancock, 1. Myrna Hancock. Summerside, Summerside, 84; 2. Elizabeth 85.
Vandals Do.
Damage To Car
Vandals smashed the head- lights and the side windows on a car owned by Ed Trembly on Friday -al'-l€l‘l100I‘I while it was parked on the wharf at, Alber- ton.
Mr. Trembly, whose home is in Miminigash, is a warden with the Federal Department of Fish-
English 1—First Class: Jean’ Maclsaac, Sister Mary_ Winnifred, Leonard Praught, Patricia Poir- ier, Albert Young.
Second Class: Genevieve Duffy, Gerald Sherry. Lawrence Woo, Alfred Tsang, Gerald McCarthy, Anna MacAdam, ‘ Wayne Power, Avonna MacAusland, John Carr- agher, Ernestine MacDonald, Francis Tam, Marion McGinn, Murray Stevenson, Kimball Blan- chard, Barbara Roy.. Charles Broderick, Richard Ays, Gerald Hall, Thomas Wong. Erroll Case- Icy, Claude Rondeau, Charles A. MacDonald, Vincent McIntyre, Basil Gallant. George MacCor-
side, 85; 2. Y5 Men’s Club, Sum--
\£/Iia Bocker, Miscouche,_ ll
Second Class: Gil Gagnon, Claude Peters, Alfred Tsang, Bar- bara Roy, Marion McGinn, Jean Maclsaac, Thomas “long, Anna MacAdam, Emmett Foley, John James, Victor Scott, John Carr- agher, George Trainor, Alphie Landry, Winston Pineau, Charles Broderick, Irene Gaudet, Kim- ball Blanchard, Ernestine Mac-5' Donald, Errol Caseley, Eric‘ Asenault, Gerald Hall.
Passed: Sydney MacDonald, Wayne Power, Howard White, Ri- ichard Power, Dennis Clough, Peter Steele, Roland Sullivan, Patrick Landrigan, Richard Ays, George MacDonald, Paul Creig- han, Murray Stevenson, Charles MacDonald, Baden Sexton, Avon- na MacAusland.
French -2—First Class: Claire Maclsaac, Kevin Farmer, Will- iam Cain, Cyril Byrne.
Second Class: Frances Doiron, Terrence Nellis, Rhoda Longa- phie, William O'Neill, Eric Dou- cette, Brendan Dunphy, John French, ‘Catherine Bolger, Will- iam Costain, Alyre Gallant, Reg- inald McKenna. Reginald Peters.
Passed: Thomas Barry, Ger- ald D. Murphy. Olga Dowling, Gerard Tingley, George Kelly, Hubert McKenna, William Mac- Neill. Louis Doucette, Marie Me-, Guigan, John Blanchard, Cyril McCoi-mick, Kenneth MacKinnon, John Whalen, Patrick Madden, Garnet Steele, Francis King, Pat- rick Hengen.. Robert Linegar, Donald LeClair, Margaret Rose Roberts, Leonard M'cCormack, Wayne Shinners, Gerard Mclvor, Mary Claire Smith.
French 3--First Class: Edmond LeClair, Doreen Cusack, Gilbert Rouleau.
Second Class: St. Clair Fisher, Ronald Bolger, Fabor MacDon- ald, Francis Gillis, Robert King, 1B1-endan McGinn,,Wilfred Bar- ow.
Passed: Robert Doyle.
History 1—Firs't Class: Jean M_acIsaac, Patricia Poirier, Gene- V1eVe Duffy. Gerald McCarthy, Dennis Clough.
Second Class: Charles Mac- Donald, Murray Stevenson, Kim- ball Blanchard, Anna MacAdam, Ernestine MacDonald, George MacDonald, Gerald Sherry, Bar- bara Roy, Errol Caseley, Mary Claire Smith, Emmett Foley, Irene Gaudet, Patrick Landrigan, Claude Peters, Justin MacNeill,
Norman Kane, Gordon Duncan,lSext°n’ Lawrence Hickey, Vincent Mac- Intyre.
Mathematics 3-Second Class: Frederick Corcoran.
Passed: Thomas Ledwell, Laurier Richard, Thomas Bea- gan.
Philosophy 1-First Class: Ro-
rd.
Second Class: Margaret Hagen, Mary Elaine Trainor, Faber MacDonald, Wilfred Barlow, Carl Collins, Gilbert Rouleau.
Passed: Ronald Bolger, Daniel Shea, Lawrence Hickey. Fran-
mick, Desmond M‘-ullally, Francis Gillis, Picton Bilo-deau, Anthony Spenceley. Lawrence Gallant, Robert King, Desmond Mclvor. Philosophy
ack, Sister Margaret Mairie, Michael Swift, Donald MacDon- gall, Sister Thom-as Marie, Ger- ard Burns.
Second Class: Willard McCar- ron, Marion MacDonald, Adel- bert Roche, Eugene Wynne.
bert MacDonald, Beverley How-: a
cis Coady, Alfred Morrison,: Richard Power. Cyril McCor-li
lAys, Kenneth MacKinnon, Eric EDoucette, Charles MacDonald, ‘Alfred Morrison. Dennis Clough, ;Martin Clooney, Alphie Landry, lwayne Shinners, Murray ‘Steven- son, Marcellus MacGuigan, Ric-
rence Nellis, Hubert McKenna, Gerald D. Murphy. Charles 110' bei-ts, Patrick Hengen, Patrick Madden, Wayne Shinners, Daniel
Arbing. '
.. dz Baden sexton.’ Gordon, nald Peters. 93:52: Donald Gillis. «111,g11 fI.C1,1l°g1- P 13-, ' . - 17 . ..°.::;:.°‘us- l\Iar.°:aret Marie. Michael Swiiftwnames of studelgt merit,i Charles Camn-bell. Sister Thomas made an avera 3 Who ,5 , Marie. Doreen Cusack. Marion lyear‘s work VVlt%leIl%! '3} E sraenonaid. Mamoijie Aket Pat-;than 50%. Students ’°°‘ ‘- rick Mcwacle. Willard MCC31“lare marked with a
Whose _ . . 11 t ‘ - ron. Paul Gautieau. .be required to writeas en“ Second Class: Gerard Burns. 3
tary examinations. S“-D-D177 Ma,-tine Michaiicl. Adelbert " . Roche. William Phillips, Mai‘- cellus l\’facGuigan. Herman _Con- ,,o]1V_ Eugene Wynne, Picton Bilodeau, Brian Maccallum, Raymond Hickey, Allan Keays, Michael Qiiislev. Cyril MCCOY- mick, Maurice Gauthier, Thomas Beagan, Roderick Rossiter. Passed: Gerald F. Murphy. Richard St. John, St. Clair
Grade XII —- ' : ‘ ming, Alphonsus O‘Sh-ea, Edward Benggh , Power, James MacAu1.»
ostom Gillis, Louis I ‘ Peter DesRoches, Nae“;
mac. Roger S0105,“ . MacDonald, ‘*win3t¢,i‘r’ _ : n; l George McKenna, E; 5 Leo Jamieson, Erick’ - , g Doug‘-ierty, *Pau1'- ,.
Joseph T. Maclsaae,‘ let, *Joseph Braz_ ' , rison, Joseph A” lRodd, *Desmoiid aid Maccormac,
Elaine Trainor. Beverley How- ard. Margaret Hagen. Jacqueline
be;-” MacDonald, John R. Mac; Donald, James Reddin. Rober n M Mi g MacDonald, Brendan McGinn. i]:?naN0’0na1$hael ‘ Second Class: Robert King, . . ‘ Kenneth MacKinnon, Carl Col- .. . iins, Gilbert Rouleau, Laurier mom‘ $D0nald 2” Richard, Daniel Shea, Edward RosS,,e,._ M171“: . I Mu1'phy, Francis Gillis, Robert Doyle, Leo Shepherd, Lorne MacGuigan, Vincent Maclntyre: Passed: Alf-red Morrison. Frederick Corcoran. aw‘-‘ence Gallant, Desmond Mullally. Des- mond Mclvor, Richard Power. Lawrence Hickey. Edmond Le- Clair, Louis McI\-*0‘, Thomas‘
1
Grade XI — Dong] ~ ‘ mack. Augustine»0’Q.,'g‘m» Costello, Leonard ._-W ard Maclntyre, Harry,-Q Leo Pineau, Bert vyn McNally, Ceclyf» mond Curley, Winsmfi. Bennett Trainor, vi nor, John Mullen, " —
Loy
Ledwell. Reginald Peters, Brian Noonan, Sterling Creamer. Sociology I--First Class: Jac- queline Cumrmskey. Sister Mar- garet Marie, Beverley Howard. Second Class: Ronald Bolger, Martine ’Michaud. Richard Ays. Francis Gillis, Desmond Mul- lally, William MacNeill, Thomas Ban-y, Cyril Byrne, Francis Coady, Robert Linega-r. _A1f'1:€d Morrison, Mary Claire Srruth.
*Alexander Denny, fin, Lawrence Mme Good, Brian Red nil’; Driscoll, Gerald la" leg.‘-. .
Smith, *David Mac “
Mactntyre, Earl " ‘, ‘ mond Murphy, Philip _ ‘T vin Curley, Hubert: *Garry Doiron, A .. *Leonard Walsh, ‘ *Wayne Lowrie, ‘K cette, *Clarence M “
Alfred Tsang, Picton Bilodeau,i . - t R se d._ J n_C1au,de De5Ros-_Green, Beverley ‘ Alexander D°"ah“e' Lawrence NPaS\’siecCloroS%:?ittD0 gllfelllfilal? eD1iEie- IRz:i1l$erl\s{cKI?{‘dl1:ndMSaii‘l§iz3:n. V311‘ iei¥saS§:lubert(-!al‘\’IcKenna, Edward 11°“ M.l.ma‘n.y’ "7’ _ " w°°' James Reddm Arthur Kofh Eric Arsen- liam McNe'ill, Francis King. Murphy, Robert MacDonald.‘ D0113“: "‘133‘’“1 E111 "-7 Passed: Sterling C’9a’“e1'v ‘ault: William Cbstain, .Baden George Kelly, Eric Doucette. Gerald D. Murphy, William 9” D°‘”1“13- G111”! M,
O'Neill, Thomas Beagan, Regi‘
REGENTS
*Pat1~ick Reardon. ' "
Wed. 32,0 .'7_ A :
hard Power, John Whalcn.‘ ! Physics 2—First Class: Albert
Young. Second Class: Thomas Wong, Alexander Donahue. Alifed
Tsang, Norman Kane. Donald Gillis, Charles Roberts, Irwin Buell, Daniel Shea. Sterling Creamer.
Passed: Gordon Duncan, Law-
,cAMao
5 ’ 3 Kensington
Mon. Tues. 7:15-9:15 Jerry ; Lewis as a teen-age “terror” who ‘- scares nobody but himself, fun- nie_r than ever as “The Delicate Delinquent”. Vista-vision. Co-star- ring Darren McGavin, Martha I-Iyer.
2-—First Classfi :,Charles Campbell, Doreen Cus-
‘Announcing the QPENING of AL‘S' BEAUTY SALON |_N O'LEARY
Qualified Operators)
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ALBERTON
mac, Winston Pineau, Victor Scott.
Passed: Emmett Foley, Wilfred
Gerald Hall. Cyril McCormick, Margaret Rose Roberts, Paul
Mr. James Hogan and his son. .1331‘10W.- William POWER. Peter Billy, have arrived from Halifax‘-Steele. Margaret Rose Roberts, to spend some time with the:Edward Blanchette, Martin fomm-~s, mother. Mrs. wa11acc.Clooney, Gil Gagnon, Eric Arsen- Hogan, A1be,.ton_ galllt, Paul Arsenault, Dennis
‘ W‘/1[011£,’I.)l1. Jlujstin MacNeill,,Sydney
Mr. and Mrs. George Ramsa . ‘ ac ‘ma ’ Patrick .La“drig3n' Alberton. spent part :1’ last weeykl John Jafngs’ Alpine L§.n.d.1.'y' with relatives in Charlottetown. lGe°rg°.1ra‘“°"' .H°""'"9"d "7-"1 e‘
- ,_Rene Rivard, Emil Nagy. George iMacDonald. Carl Collings, Paul
Mr. Eric Corbett, Summerside. ~ -6 .visiled his mother, Mrs. H.o.!§§§{;l}a“' Cla“d° Pete“: Bade“
Professional Cards
Chartered Accountants T- Earle Hickey & Co.
Canadian Bank of Commerce Building
Cordett, at Alberton during thel English 2_Fi,.StC1a5s. Kevin
weekend‘ . 'F<"*1‘m91‘. Frances Doiron, Claire
‘ ‘Maclsaac. Alexander Donahue.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Sproule, {Norman Kane. Lorne McGuigan
with their children, Susan andlwilliam MacNeill, Louis Doucette. Kathy, are guests of Mrs.‘1Robert Linegar.
Sproule’s parents, Rev. and Mxs,l Second Class: Irwin Buell, John
J,M_ Sproule, Alberton French. Catherine Bolger, Peter
S D I goff, Flgalncis Gcfiady, Enema:
arry, yre a an, ennet
1" Unstan S MacKinnon, Rhoda Longaphie,
Summerside. P.E.I. Phone 2235 (Continued from page 2) Terrence Nellis, Charles Roberts, _ as Ledwell. Patrick Hengen. Gerard Tingley, 255 water st_ Summerside Second Class: Thomas Beagan, fwilliam Cain, Brendan Dunphy,
(Also Kensington on Saturdays; Phone Summerside 3551
INSURANCE
R. E. Ellis & Son Limited Fire — Auto — Casualty
Fred Corcoran. , ‘Olga Dowling, Arthur Koh, Regin- Geology —Second Class: Tho- laid McKenna, Patrick Madden, mas Beagan, F red Corcoran, Gerald D. Murphy, Leo Shepherd, Thomas Ledwell. Martin Clooney, ‘Francis King. Wayne Shinners, Laurier Richard. Mary Claire Smith. Cyril Byrne, Passed: Sterling Creamer. Marie McGuigan, John Whalen, Mechanics 1—First Class:
5 S _ [r- Donald LeClair, George Ng, Eric “mm” 51- Summerside win Buell, Charles Roberts. Doucette.
- Second Class: Donald Gillis, Passed: William O'Neill. Will
opilomeiflsts Eaniel Arblng, Alexander Dona-liam Costain. Danitlétlj Iarhing. G0!‘-
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Above Maurice Mill’s Men’s
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Diamond, Lorne McGuigan, Stcr- lBlanchard. Hubert McKenna, Er- lnest Diamond, Gerard Mclvor, Class: iGeorge Kelly. Gilbert Rouleau, Leonard Maccormaek, Reginald Peters, Sterling Creamer. _ l English 4—First Class: ton Bllod_eau. Laurier Richard. -lilargaret Marie. Doreen Cusack, Surveying ~F_irst Class: Irwin ‘Mary Elaine Trainor, Sister Tho- B“e11- Dfmald Gillis. mas Marie. Margaret Hagen. Wil- Second Class: Lorne McGuii_1an, lard M('Carron. Second Class:
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P3559113 Jamel Reddim l Second Class; Doreen Cusack.
Creiglian, William O'Neill, Gil- bert Rouleau.
Passed: Edward Blanchette, Peter Goff, Claude Rondeau, Rene Rivard.
History 2-—First Class: Claire Maclsaac. Catherine Bolger, Frances Doiron, Kevin Farmer. Second Class: Olga Dowling, Kenneth MacKinnon, Rhoda Longaphie, Picton Billodeau, Leonard MacCormack, Louis Doucette. Marie McGuigan, Gar- net Steele. Gerard Tingley, John R. Mac_-Donald, William Cain, Francis King, Gerard Mclvor, Roland Sullivan, Reginald Mac- Kenna, Donald LeClair. John ' Blanchard.
Passed: Cyril McCormick, George Kelly, Vincent McIntyre.
History 3-First Class: Mary Elaine Trainor, Margaret Hagen, Jacqueline Cummiskey, Sister Thomas Marie, Charles Camp- bell, Marion MacDonald, Alfred Morrison, Ronald Bolger. Mic- hael Swift, Willard Mccarron. Albert Young, Francis Gillis.
Second Class: Martine Mic- haud, Lawrence Gallant, Thomas Wong, Lawrence Woo, St. Clair Fisher, Gerald F. Murphy, Al- fred Tsang, Desmond MCIVOI‘. Edward Creighan, Herman Con- nolly, Brian McCallum, Brian Noolian. Roderick Rossiter, Ric- hard Power, Lawrence Hickey, Maureen Beagan, Robert Mac- Donald. Edward Murphy. Mar- jorie Aker, Adelbert Roche. Des- mond Mullally, Anthony Spence- ley, Michael Quigley. Eugene Wynne.
Passed: Allan Keays.
Latin l—First Class: Jean l\laclsaac, Gerald Sherry, Claude Rondeau.
Second Class: Charles Broder- ick, Kimball Blanchard. Gil Gag- non. Rene Rivard, Patricia Poirier. Irene Gaudet, Genevieve Duffy. Gerald Hall, George Mac- Donald, Rhoda Longaphie, Mar- ion McGinn.
Passed: Frances Doiron. Fran- cis Coady. William O‘l\‘eill, George Kelly. Donald l\l'acDou- gall. Ernestine MacDonald, Leonard Maecormack. Marie
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