“for sale at Guardian - Patriot h

“Sterling Wood,

-< CITY & QUEEN'S

“WE TREAT the sick well. Gig

. gey'’s Pharmacy “to 8.00 p.m.

a : — AUCTION “45” Scorg Cards

Centra] Printing. Reserve July hy for Shorthorn ' ‘Field ney, ane “Fading: demon.

—stratoin— Arlington, Lot 14 at 12.30 p.m.

Prizes will be given 4-H mem- bers for calves and judging.

DIAL 3644 — Free Delivery to

>your door. and get the best val-

wes for your food dollar. Weather-

by’s; Clover Farm Food Market. ~. Dance

6th. sponsored -Music. a

“DIAL 364—FREE DELIVERY |

by C.W.L. Good

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to your door and get tke best - values for your food dollar .Wea- therby’s Clover Farm Food Mar-

ket. mr ee

Regular Dance Bonshaw Inn.,

“tuesday night. Burns Orchestra.

We cater to Weddings and Club

Banquets.

_ MATERNAL -HEALTH classes

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7, 1959. Afternoon class 2.20 p.m.,

~ Evening. class 8.00 p.m. Thurs-

day, July 9, 1959 (if both par-

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BIRTHS

_BALCOM — At the Prince Ed-

ward Island Hospital on Friday July 3rd 1959 to Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Balcom: (nee Joan Marie McGuire) a son Michael Darrel. ‘HANSEN — Mr. and Mrs. Ray- mon - Dingwell) are happy to an- nounce the arrival of their daughter, Wendy Eileen, at the P.E.I. Hospital on July. 2nd. _ Weight-8 lbs., %2 02.

ENGAGEMENTS

MULLEN—ROSSITER—Mr. Mrs. Daniel -Mullen, Mount Stewart announce the engage- ment of their eldest daughter, Aletha Estelle, to Robert Fran-

_ eis, son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

- Eugene Rossiter, Morell. Mar- riage to take place July 22 at st. Andrew's Church: St. Andrew's. ,

IN MEMORIA

MACKARLANE — In loving nfe- mory. of Mrs. John F. Mac- Farlane, who departed this life on July 6, 1958.

Just a year ago she left us

Left us lonely, without cheer.

But, as‘ always in deep sorrow,

God, the Comforter, was near. Sadly missed by her husband,

,

" daughter Dorothy and Joanne.

DIXON — In loving memory: of our dear son, Gordon M. Dixon, who passed away, July 6th, 1958. Ever lovingly remembered by

“Mother and. Father. " CAMERON — In oving, memory

of our sister member, Mrs.

- | Renfrew Cameron who piassed | to her eternal reward July 5th,

1958. Gone but not forgotten dear friend

But never out of mind,

They are cherished in the hearts ,

Of those they leave behind. Ever lovingly

HORTON — In loving themory of

by

Charies H. Horton, Murray -River, passed away July th., 1958. j Dear to memory you ever will be. aa . Always rémembered by wife end daughters. |

SWEDISH CO-OPS

cessed and marketed through the farmers’ own co-operative as- sociations.

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Health Centre, 188 Prince St, Phone 9416 for further informa- tion, Department of Health.

NEWTOWN: Cross _ Womea's .[Institute Pantry Sale, S. A. Mac-

Donald's, ° y, July 10th., 2 p. | Come to the Ice Cream Festival Whea'ty River Hall Thursday July 16th sponsored by W. I. DR. J. A. O v absent from his office from July 2nd to July 27th. g

KING'S COUNTY.

St. Mary’s parish, Montague, chicken supper Wednesday, July 8th, Beaver Club Hall, 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. :

—Chicken ‘Supper St. George’s Hall, Wednesday, August 5th.

Dance Sinnott Road School Tuesday July 7. Good music.

Notice reserve Wednesday Aug- ust 5th for Morell High School annual picnic.

‘ 4 LOWER MONTAGUE cemetery meeting in Lower Montague School Tuesday July 7th, at 7:30 p.m.

Dance Iona East School every Monday night. ;

't Carry Merchandise to Eve

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dey, July 7th. at 8 p.m.

Holidays from July Ist. to 12th., |;

ceheaiea? was heard in a piano solo. ly Gallagher, Most improvement : Ee The principal, Mrs. Bruce Barbara Millar, Perfect attend- _/____|| -PANTRY S‘ALE Kennedy's |Crozier gave comprehensive’fe- | @nce. Diana Coulson. Store, Saturday evening. July 11, |port of the year’s work. Class, Grade 4,

7.30-p.m. Long River W.M.S. Prizes .and list included |J0@0 Harding, _ Champion,

the following: Grade~8,-- Mrs. Carl Ramsay, Malcolm MacLean,

Reserve Saturday, July 11th, for L.O.A. and L.O.B\A. annual. Orange Tea to be held at Bede. que Rink. Parade at 2 p.m.

* SANDUSKY Family Featuring, “Kerry” worlds youngest fixidle player, 6 years old. Show and dance ‘Borden Legion Hall tonight 5 show time 8.30 p.m. Dancing 19|!ine Goodwin, Arithmetic,. to 12. ‘Admission 75 and 50 cents. “HOME MADE ice cream with cake and dressings in Malpeque| Maureen Driscoll. Prizes for good work throug

‘DANCE LORNE Valley hall

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in the next edition.) -

‘DEATH NOTICE

‘There passed away from the scenes of Earth to find rest and peace from a tired and suffering body, in the presence of his Lord and Mastet on February 11, 1959, | the Soul of Orin Kennedy.

Orin, as he was familiarly known was born at Kifgsboro fifty-two years ago, son of- Har- lan Kennedy and Emma Stewart, who predeceased him by sev- eral years.

He operated the family home- stead which was reclaimed from

‘|lthe virgin forest by his progeni-

tors who came dwt from Scotland in 1808, exactly’ one hundred hyears before his birth. But ow- ing to ill health he was forced to retire several years ago.

He moved to. Charlottetown in 1956 and resided there until the time of his death, which came unexpectedly. Taken severely ill he was immediately removed to the City Hospital and underwent an emergency, operation but de- spite medical skill and tender nursing he passed to his eternal rest.

Left to mourn his passing are two brothers, Lorne and Lloyd of Charlottetown; also sisters: Alice, Annie, and Sandra of Charlottetown.

Two brothers predeceased him: Roy, who died in January of 1928 and Calvin in February, 1948.

The funeral service was con- ducted from the Cutcliffe Funer- al Home on the afternoon of Feb- ruary 13, by Rev. H. L. Mitten of the First Baptist-Church, Char- lottetown.——— eee

Pallbearers were Foster Young Bernard Mossey, George S. Mac- Donald, - Peter Stewart, Clinton

and Harold Stewart. remains were transferred by Motorhearse to his- home dis- trict, followed by a large Cortege of friends and relatives, —who

who was a friend to all with whom he came in contact.

He was tenderly laid to rest in the family plot in Kingsboro Cemetery’ there to await the re- surrection morn, when the Dead in Christ shall rise.

The commital service was conducted by Rev. F, W. Mollins Pastor “of East Point Baptist Church.

RENNIE’S ROAD

The following is \the school re- port for Rennie’s Road School for the month of June.

2. Shirley Matheson; 3. Margar- et MacLeod.

2. Shirley Matheson; 3. George Procter. \

Grade VU: 1. Velda Smith; 2 Rose Marie Gallant.

Grade VI: 1. Margaret Smith;

Leod. ‘ Grade V: 1. Billy Gaflant; 2.

Grade IV: 1. Lacy Gallant; 2.

Lois Smith;*3. Mary Gallant. Grade H: 1. Yvonne Gallant. Grade I: 1. Sandy Hay.

KEY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Property of ly west of Holman’s

This property is being of original buyers and can two options as follows: (a) House and (b). Complete

frontage on Highway.

Mr. W. P. MacLeod located, immediate- Foodland in Parkdale. '

d due to change in plans be purchased under one of

SO:

lot of 125 front x 156 deep as is. lot approximately ‘one acre with 149 ft.

This is.one of the nicest Homes‘ in the Charlotte-

town area. The lot is a key

location in the fastest growing

business section of the Island. :

Inspection of House undersigned. : J. ELMER

, Solicitor

160 Richmond Stree’ ~ Dial 5573,

by appointment ‘with. , the

BLANCHARD,

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se A toate 8 ae li Marriages

(When death uotices are received too late to be included they appear for one edition on page two and are

ORIN KENNEDY boas

came to pay their respects to one |

Grade —X: 1. Wilfred gmnith: |

Grade VII: 1. Wilfred Smith; |

2. Firmin Gallant; 3. David Mac- ;

Patrick Gallant; 3. Wilfred Gal- About 90 per cent of all Swe-| lant : « den’s agricultural produce is pro-

Hall; Monday: evening, July 6th., Churelt|out the year, Winston Ccusixs, - Georgie Campbell, Vickf* Cooke, Judy Waite, Ingham Bryanton, Helen Dunphy.

Prizes for. most improvement, Ross Harrington and Doris Wood- side, :

Prize for perfect attendance, David Ramsay.

Pass List, Grade 8, in order of merit, Sharon Baker, Valerie Bowness, Leo Brander, Myrna Harrington, equal, Winston Cous- ins, Madeline Goodwin, (Maureen Driscoll, Sharon Clark, equal), Georgie Campbell, Vicki Cooke, equal, Donnie Furness, Judy Wainte, Ingham Bryanton, Helen Dunphy (equal), Carl Semple, Joyce Rayner, Jola Zielinski, David Ramsay, Clifford Coulson, Ross Harrington, Doris Wood- side, Douglas Johnson, Junior Arsenault, Olive * MacCarvell, Joan Fiynn.

Funeral Director

N. D. MacLEAN FUNERAL -DIRECTOR 15 King Square Charlottetown Dial -5549°

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= Pass List, William Cousins, Rose- LORNE V ALLEY mary Condon, Myra Schurman | and Norma Ramsay, (equal) Jan- | et Watson, Mariene MacEwen and Mrs. Annie MacLeod of Boston, ; Valerie Ellis (equal), Leta Moase |Mass., arrived on the Island re-| and Ronnie Profit, (equal), Pearl cently. She is vacationing with |yicInnis, Billy Adams, Marjorie ‘her sons’ and daughters’ in Lorne jill; Eileen Dunphy, Garth Valley. Lo |\Toombs, Jimmy Montgomery, Mr. ‘Munro MacGrath has en- | paul Caseley, David Clark and tered the Kings County Memorial | Freddie Rayner (equal), Wendell Hospital for treatment. His num-|Croken, Jimmy Brammer. erous friends wish him an early| Prize List. General Proficiency, return to health. William Cousins, Rosemary Con- Mr. and Mrs. Alex MacDougall don, Myra Schurman and Norma Montague, were recent, Sunday Ramsay, (equal). guests at the home of Mrs. Mac-| Prizes for highest standing Dougal]’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Spelling, Kenneth Watson, Liter- Malcolm MacLeod. ature, Rosemary Condon, Lang- Mr. and Mrs. William Hattom | wage, Myrna Schurman, Arithme- we visitors to Montague om jtic, Pearl MclInnis, Geography, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm | Norma ‘Ramsay, History, Jimmy 'MacLeod were among those at-| Brammer. Science, William Cous- | tending the marriage of Mr. Mac- ins, Health, Janet. Watson, Im- Leod’s grand-nephew, Dr. A.A. | provement, Freddie Rayner, Per- MacLeod and’ Miss Anne Evel-|fect: Attendance, Pearl Mclnnis. yn Jenkins at Belfast Church om) Grade 6. Mrs. Hiltz’s C'ass, Saturday. Dr. MacLeod is a for-| Pass List, Lorna Waite and Mar- mer resident- of Lorne Valley|jorie Paynter, (equal),” Sherry where he attended School and Cjark,- Kathleen Walker. graduated with a scholarship. . Mr. and Mrs. James. Callaghan spent the-past week-end in Rus- tico, the guests of the latter's par- ‘ents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Gau- thier. : Mr. and Mrs. Earle James and Blair of Midgell, ted relativ- es in Lorne Valley on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Mac- Ewen and family of Geneva, New York, are vacationing on ‘the Is- land. They, are guests of Mrs. MacEwen’s mother, Mrs. . Annie Crane. : Lorne Valley School closed on Friday, June 26th., following the presentation of ceftificatés and

ture, Freda McCarville, Lang- uage;—Marjorie Paynter, Arith- metic, Sherry Clark, Geography, Kathleen Walker, History, Betty MaeFadyen, Nature, Nancy Clark Health, Gerry MacKenzie. Grade 6, Mr. Lamont's Class, Gordon Murray, Carol Brander and Anne Campbell (equal) Helen Brown. : Grade 6 Pass List, Mr. La- mont’s Class, Gordon Murray, Carol Brander and Anne *Camp- beli (equal) Helen. Bown, Bever- ley MacLeod and Cordelia Har- rinbton and ‘Billy Bradford MacArthur,

David Pep-

prizes. The teacher and pupils, indra Tuplin, Audrey Rafp-. with a pumber of parents _ ae eee. Grant friends, ored to Brudenell Is-| guage and Thelma Tupha land where a delightful picni¢ | (.,y3]) Lowell MacEwen, John was held. After a delicious SUP-|ejson, Lloyd Kelly, Sterling per, all arrived home, looking |cojes, Ronnie Flynn, Wallace forward to “a well-earned vaca- | Coles.

tion and the re-opening of school iwith the same efficient teacher.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gauth- jer and son Raymond of Toron- to, Ontario, recently arrived in the province to visit relatives and friends. On Wednesday they were guests of the former’s brother: inlaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J.J. Callaghan. bee

Mr. and Mrs. Lioyd MacDon- ald, Elaine, Beryl, Eleanor, Al- lison and Debra, motored to Stur- geon on Sunday, while there they | were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Creed.

Miss Margaret Hatton, Char- lottetown, spent the last week-end of the month with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William "lat‘on.. |

Health, Beverley MacLeod, Eng- lish Literature, Carol Brander, Spelling, David Peppin, Nature, Cordelia Harrington, and Composition, Arithmetic, Gordon rovement, Sterling Coles, Per- fect Attendance, David Peppin, Grant Moase.” . Grade 5, Mr. Lamont’s Class. Cheryl Clark, Elizabeth Cousins, Sylvia McInnis, Noreen Campbell, Errol Toombs (equal), Linda Wat- son, Kevin Tuplin. : \ History, Sylvia McInnis, graphy, Noreen Campbell, Health

At the Kensington Elementary 'dine’s Class, Diane Waite, Patay Bowness and: Dorothy Campbell

Lobster supper In St. Margar-large and interested audience tn son, Luanne Gallagher, Brian et’s Hall, Wednesday evening,|the High School Auditorium. Mr. | Goodwin, George Brammer July. 1st, Starting at 5.30 p.m. |Roy presided. | Prize List, General Proficiency, gieewrasee Chorus “Bird Songs” and ‘Pol. | Diane Waite, Patsy Bowness and PRINCE COUNTY . fly the Pony’ * were ons be is Dorothy Campbell (equal), Olive Greenan’s. and Miss 's . . Service \classes. Solos’ were by Sharon Prize ‘for Literature, and sell fige watches. 3 Campbell -and-“Margo Clark, and * ’ we : : 4 an original poem was read by |Nature, Barbara Millar, Speller, DR. GEORGE DEWAR, 0’-|Maureen Driscoll. Nancy Clark | Do Campbell, . Leary will not be in his office |and Kathleen Walker sang “‘Gold-| Patsy Bowness, Arithmetic and wall further police, ee ee tntis cancel te |Rewdlag, Went : Se : danced the * / . DR. R.W. Auld wil be away 08 Sword Dance. Gordon Murray |ins, ‘Luanne Gallagher and

Elizabeth Davis, David Donald Murphy, Gerald Mann, Kenneth Mann.

for Geography, Dale Champion,

ciency and prize for Silent Read- ing Carl Ramsay, Prize for Oral}.

|metic, Malcolm MacLean, Prize Donald

‘lfor Writing, Valerie Watson, Prize

leley and Timothy Ramsay (equal) Garth Cobb, and Barbara Payn- |

| uage, Lesiu Zielinski, Prize Oral Reading Barbara Paynter, | ij, Cameron, Preston Kennedy, |

Semple (equal) |

History, Apne Campbell, S| graphy, Bradford ~MacArtiur,

Language | Billy Semple, | Murray, Most

McCarville, Naney|

Errol Toombs, English Literature, |

ry Door .. Want Ads,

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(equal), Olive Moase, Batbara

Prize List, First Prize for Gen- eral Proficiency and prize for na- ture, Joan Harding, Second Prize for General Proficiency and prize

Prize for General Profi-

Reading and Prize for Tables, Robert Bowness, Prize for Im- provement and prize for Arith-

for Spelling, - Murphy, Prize for Language and Prize

for perfect Attendance, Dianne Cole:

Grade 3, Miss Smith's. Class, Barbara Dunphy, Barbara Ann Auld, Nancy Kennedy, Jimmy Mill and Besiu Zielinski (equal) Sharon Campbe!l, Gloria Brand- er, Valerie MacEwen, Brian Cas-

ter (equal) Deborah Croken, Da- vid Furness, Barry Millar and

Beverley Brown (equal). Prize List, First Prize al Proficiency

and Prize for Reader, Bar- a Ann Auld, Third Prize for General Profitiency and Prize for

Third Prize for General Proficien-

‘ Ss ‘ i bac cy and Prize for Arithmetic, JiM-| bie Croken and Allan Pendergast |

my Mill, Third Prize for ¢ Proficiency and Prize for ~_ - or

| Prize for Tables, Sharon Camp-

Brown. Prize for Improvement,

| Gloria ee | Grade", Miss Greenan's Class, |Prize List, First Prize for Gen-

eral Proficiency, Cheryf Murphy, |. :

Quality leader |

Setond Prize for General Pro- ficiency, Roger Clark and Bob- by Gallant. 3rd Prize. Malcolm Poppin, Prize /colm Peppin, Reader, Bobby. Gal- lant, Oral Reading, Kennie Waite Language, Roger Clark, Tables, Kennie Waite, Arithmetic, Delmar Coles, Geography, Atwood Blaken- ey, Deportment, Rollie MacAr- ithur. : :

‘David Walker, Alan Montgom ‘Mary Pendergast, Mary K and Donald Clark, (equal) Prize \ for Arithmetic, Brenda Waite and

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provement, Alan Montgomery, Prize for most Improvement in Writing, Donald Clark, Prize for Jolly Numbers, Billy Tuplin and Johnnie McCarville, Prize for Ta- | bles, Harold Goodwin, Oral Read- ing, Allan Harding. Mary Pender- 'gast and Debbie Kennedy, Prize for Spelling, Nancy Kelly, Silent Reading, Debbie Kennedy, De- -portment, Allison Ramsay, Per- fect attendance for two Years, David Walker. .

Grade 2, Miss Thompson's Class | Pass List, Debbie Nelson, Doug-

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You have difficulty hearing in crowded rooms.

You have difficulty under. . standing certain words.

You cannot hear well in church or at the movies.

You have difficulty in hear- ing over the phone

You can hear radio or TV ‘only with high volume. People have te shout or speak extra loud te you.”

You. are not DEAF if you * checked any or all of ' these symptoms YOU: MAY HEAR BETTER . THAN YOU THINK ; A simple five-minute hearing test will give you a pretty | | good indication of your ‘hear- © | ing loss. There is no cost or

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| Charlottetown, included Rev. and

Genef-| Mrs. F.W. Mollins ' :

aol yates rer , Mr. and Mrs.

'Spelfing, Barbara Dunphy, See- tas. Gill sie | |

Lond -Prize for General Proficien- | payis. ‘ash anne Wate |

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Grade 7, Mrs. Hiltz’s Class. | Sijent Heading., Nancy Kennedy, | Graifan~ (eqiial) Doreen Gallant

sl | Berpardi bell. Prize for Writing, Beverley |; sgt Og Isabel Cree |

for Spelling, Mal-|

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Spelling, Lorna Waite, Litera | aviq Walker, Prize for most Im-|

onto, are spending their honey- moon with relatives -at Black

he has re-|Roma Ching, daughter of Mrs. hqme much improved in| qarence Ching and. the late Mr. im the | Ching, Black. Pond.

i (Mr. Bernard MacDonald, Tor-

ro Robertson, Kings-/onto, Ont., is spending some

ia presently employed in|time with his father,

= ny’s Service Station, opera-| phen MacDonald and other im- by Mr. Ross Young, Red | mediate relatives at North Lake.

* | last. week were saddened on learn-

LONDON (Reuters) — Rev. Brian Hession, 49 - year - old founder ‘of Cancer Anonymous, left hospital Saturday after his third major cancer operation in are — A hospital official said ession had made rapid progress’ following the removal two weeks ago of a cancer tumor in the empty cavity from which his right lung was taken last May.

Personal friends in Bedeque ing of the death in Stoneham, Mass., of Mrs. Chipman, who with her granddaughter, Barbara spent eight summers in Bedeque

and ‘endeared herself to all who knew her.

Among visitors to Central Be- deque on Sunday, 28th, were Mrs.

(Rev). W.J. Huston of Killam, Alberta, and her daughter, Dr. Hellen Huston on furlough from India, where she has been a medi- cal missionary for several years Mrs. Huston was the former Ed- ith Howard, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Howard who |: had resided in the West for over |:

TEXACQ: APPOINTMENT

Point . : Mic , There passed away recently in a Clarabell Ching, daughter the Souris Hospital, a former re-

Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ching, | sident. of North’ Lake Mr, “Fred Basin Head; has returned to her ;

forty years. They formerly resid- |. ed in York P.E.1. This is the |: first visit Mrs. Huston paid her |’

home, having ‘completed another college term in South Carolina, where she has been enrolled as a student. :

Overnight guests from this area who attended the Association meetings at First Baptist Church,

well as a legal right.

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Congratulations are feing ex- fark, Soettitig, Sylvia Me=| | Bligetion whetseover to come eas : ; a ee eel MacDouine: 98 | Chery! a “os in Sy ie | i, phone or write for an ap »-.top of the ladder trade-ins! All _ trading was never easier! 4 making, the highest yearly aver-| Arithmetic, Elizabeth Cousins. * | pointment in our office or in ee : : ae a | age in Lorne vo ee ouner | Crake 5, Mrs. Jardine’s Clade, | | the privacy of you ows home. . ,; . pupils coming first in eir re- urv, Brian Clark and | . >. ; ee ce were Domain | sty” OO Leanal, Rady Cre-| ON ATAMATIRE And even the lowest pricéd Plymouth gives you: y ‘Hatton, Beverly Hatton, Kenneth jen, Myron MacArthur, Billy So bring your hearing up-to- Torsi —. 3 : 2 a ee a aur Bryanton, Irwin rte os | | date now with a FREE hearing * Torsion-AJRE Ride > Electric windshield wipers , * | nor Harrington, :‘ >| check and inspection of our . > ‘ : ee patent ae Ba ese eee Pema ef | Se toes Wt oe eee. Mr. Micky MacDonald, Syd |e Murphy, Lawrence Soo .* Total-Contact brakes > | -Ri oS ney, N.S. and Mr, Joe Gauthier, eas Prize List, General behind-the-eer. . OK Safety Rim wheels . Rustico, were guests of Mr ‘and | protieteney. Sharym, | Sudsbwrs-| | tty YOU CAN WEAR AGAIN PLYMOUTH PR 7 , | Mrs. J.J. an on Monday. |, r le HEAR AGAIN ee © : Brian Clark and Bobby Semple | BAIN. : ICES STAR : : , Ries Oe men, | Bits T LOWER*than those of any other full-sized car in Canada! | ; PILOT KILLED Prize for Literature, Sharyn | ACOUSTIC N pat me : TRAIL, B.C. (CP) — A light | cudgsbury, »- Geography. Bobby ‘ : YSLER CORPORATION OF CANADA, LIMITE spray plane crashed into a power~semple. History, Myron MavAr- YOUR GOLDEN CIRCLE OF SOUND i : : @ line six miles north of here |thur, Nature, Rudy Croken, Art , F . a es vilot ent night, k Sy: the | thmetic and Tables, Billy == “g * “ ‘ . — and cutting off . city’ |ton, Health, Brian Clark, Spel ¢ vy. Ca ae Ee ee aes _F. Re McLAINE LIMITED MULLEN MOTORS .. - | Police identified the pilot as| provement, Preston Stewart. Ap-. 19 Argyle St. pots. ; ’ Pontes : eg tt Ronald Elmore, an employee of| plication, Judy -Schurman, Elea- : ; ‘ : : ; eh eae Skyways Ale, Services-of Lang-|nor Harrington. . _. Halifax, N. 8. Malpeque Road, Charlottetown : Mount Stewart es. ley, B.C. | Pass List, Grade 4, Mrs. Jar- ' a2 ee . e : e ae — im ~~ da ‘ \ .- i“

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