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Kindergarten Closing

The closing o! the Charlottetown Kindcrgnrten was held Friday, June 18th. in ‘Ivinity Hall under the direction o! Mrs. Ira Clark, assist- ed by Mrs. Merrill Graham. The Rev. '1‘. E. Mchennan presided. The children were delightfully attrac- tive in their colored costumes rop- reaenting flowers, butter!!! bees. etc. Mrs. Cloris attes- welcoming the parents and triends spoke brie!- iy on Kindergarten routine. Following is the programme: Chorus, Welcome-children.

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Gardeners —- Bobby Cox. Jackie Hynes, Paul Durbur. Alan Burke. Billy Prowse. Johnnie Cox, Brier. Wonnucott, Bobbie Saunders, Rich- ard Lawton, John MacLean, Lloyd Collin, Fraser Burke.

Sun- Jimmie Mathmcn.

Black Clouds -- Tommie John son. Judy Drillon, Deanne Ben- nett.

Rain-Sandra. Sutherland. .

Rainbow Fairy - Brenda Large.

Flowers —Joan Saunders, Flora McLeod, Janet Williams, Margaret Keyes, Meredith Gallant, Carolyn Clark. Joan Boylea. Sandra Shaw, Virginia McNutt, Mildred Dykens, Judy Smethiust, Barbara, Johxwon

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Bumble Bee- Judy McDonald.

Sununer Breeze-Pamela Stewart.

Butterflies — Elisabeth Home, Patsy McPhsil. . '

' Cltefplllltl - Gordon run. Ger- ry Auid. Donnie Currie. Sandy Mc- Oonneli.

Finger Plat! — Burrows: Patsy McPhali, Billy Prowoe, Paul Dur- bur, Jimmie Mathiescn, Judy Dni- ion. Margaret Keyes.

Rhythm Dancwbderedith Gel- lant, Gordon Pull, Janet Williams, John MacL-eod.

Chorus-Robin in the Rain - Children.

Group ot Songs.

Bobbie Shattoe -- Pohey lMPhlll.

Little Nut hes-Judy MacDon- aid.

Here-Jacques —- Deanne Besi- riett.

Bobbie Bumble - Bobbie Cor.

Mary Had a Little Lamb -- Rich- ard Lewtfl-

Kitty White- Johnnie Cox,

Imitation Game —1"ather, Tom- mie Johnson; Mother - Brenda

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Shoe Maker - But Durbur, mis- abeth Home; Shoemaker, Billy Prowee. ‘

Rhythm, Joan Saunders, Sandra Show. Gerry Auid.

mo. ow. star-Brenda Ionic. Donnie is, Jimmie Methieson, Saudi-s. Sutherland, Judy Driilon, Sandy McConnell, Dianne Bennett, Jackie Hyoss.

Bqety Rules - PamelaSiewas-t. Sandra Sutherland, Donnie Cur- rle.

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—MALIIQUI. Freetown and Kensinrton Presbyterian Churches. Services Sunday, Juno Nth. Moi-

Dedicetion o! Choir Gowns. Church Schools: Malpeque at 11 A. M. Freetown at 2 P.1d. and Kenning- tonatrlb-llltevntAJlcfiows-n. itllnistof. .

-SIIADAI.IANI Predtyierisn Church Service sander. Juno Nth. attll A. M. m. Percy Page. liiud- en

-I|‘0l'lI "IIYON Iheslnterian Chords Service Sunde!» June 23th. inseam MisaMaryAJsso- Keusie, Deaconess. r

-ENGAGIMENT. — ‘Mr. and Mrs. bouts A. Moore. Summer-side. wish to announce the engagement c! their daughter. Clara Jean, to Felix O’R.iocdan. son or Mr. and Mrs. Robert O‘R.iordan o! Madoc. Ontario. Marriage to take Pl!“ early in July, in MontreaL-S.

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- PLAYS PRESENTED - The winning play in the Ahsllflfl Drnna festival "The Bishop's Can- dlesticks" and the Sumner-talc en; try "which is the way tbrBvetoh were staged lllt. Whiting in St. Mary's Hall, Silnrmerside, before a splendid audience which enjoyed greatly the presentation ot these irwo dramas which played of! in the iinaia. Both performances were marked by the same excellent act- ing which drew high praise from the adjudicator: when they were in competition. A well balanced pro- gramme o! specialties under the direction of Miss Nellie Morrison completed a highly enjoyable en- tertainment. - S.

-RICEIVE DIPLOMA! - The Montreal Daily Star con-lea a list of thosno! blecbonald College and MoGiil University who received teachers diplomas at the closing exercises last week. It will in- terest her many iriends in her home town of Bummerside t0 learn that the prise in lktllllh- the Gardner Kneeiand Memorial Prize-wits awarded to Miss Ada l’... sudebury, who also, in the In- termediate class was the winner ot the prize for Mathematics-the Governor-Gerrard's silver medal. was Sludabury also was the win- ner o! an Interim Intermediate certificate in a class tor women. She is s. graduate of Bummerside High Sch-co‘ and Academy and Mount Allison Academy and Com- mercial College. She is a daugh- ter o! Mrs. Leo Lajoie cd Summer- ‘llde and was a. member of, the R. C. A. I". (W11) for three years. A student at Mocdonald College for Teachers (or the past ten months Miss Sudabury will be teaching at Quebec High School. Quebec, next War. ls a commercial specialist.

-wr-:nnma BELLS - A W¢d~ ding o! interest took place in the United Church in Berwick, N. 5., on Tuesday aitornoon at 2:30 o'- clock when Anita Geraldine, dangl- ter o! Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Pinco, was united in marriage to John Elwood Hiltz, son o! Mr, and Mrs. I. C. Hiltz. Rev. C. D. Mathe- son officiated with s. double ring service. The church was decorated with white lilacs. tulips and ilhes. o! the valley. Mrs. S. Parker pre- sided st the organ and played 5w. eral musical selections during the arrival o! the guests. To the strains or the wedding march the bride entered the church on the arm ot her lather, who gave her in mar. flake- B_he looked charming in her 11w lensth sown or white Jac- quard crepe with short train, fit- ted bodlce. sweetheart neckline, long pointed sieems and tuil skirt. Her shoulder length veil was in cap styla_ and her bouquet was or Better Time roses. Miss Arlene Beoltwith, the bridesmaid, was lowned in tloorletilth apple green sheer with floral headdress and curled a bouquet o! pink carna- tions. Earl Robinson supported the [room and the ushers were belt Plneo and Roderick Bethune. Dur- ing the sisnllls o! the register Miss Joan Chisholm sang lweptgbly “Bcceusv and was accompanied a.t "l! 0N!!! by Min Diane Parker Following the ctemony s recep- tion was held at the home o! lino 8N0!" parents. the rooms being artistically decorated with spring ticwess. Receiving with up mm party were the bride's met-her. who was stund to a turquoise figured all! with black accessories and aq- sage c! rink carnation. and the groom's mother, who wore a t/wo- Piwl mist gray with niwy sccss- scrisselsdaoorsageodredroscs. The bride's tabla was centred with a bsautllully decorated three-tier

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