The Guardian 0. 1954 , g A O I. 'p BUIIMEBIIDI -Filmed in the actual Loo Ang- ola locales, Warner Bros! dra- ma ."Ornns wave". opens today at the capitol 'lheatre. It stars ah;-up; ngyden, Gene Nelson and Phyllis Kirk in a story of the eeazny criminal segment operating in the city at the Angels. and tells -if the desperate efforts oi an ex- weiviot to free himself from his sordid put. out in the role of the ex-oon- viet ta Gens Nelson. Noted in the past for his nimble-footed dancing parts in gay musicals. Nelson is given the opportunity to display more dramatic ability in the role ot a man caught in an emotional , . "Crime Wave" marks Nelson's t straight acting role. elterllng Hayden is seen as a hard-working, wily detective oi the Lao Angeles police force. His por- trayal called for the display of a combination of brains and brawn. Hayden, who once brushed aside his screen stardom -to return to h first love-the sea. plays the sole of a veteran cop under the di- rection of Captain R A. Lohrman of the Loe Angeles police force. The only woman appearing in hcriine Wave" in a stellar role is pretty Phyllis Kirk. l The action of the film is re- vealed against the background of the efforts oi Gene Nelson thwart a. mayor crime by a band of oscaped convicts. The cons hold his wife as a hostage in order to; insure his co-operation "Crime! Wave" was based on a story ap-l peering in it natioiial magazine.

:- O

ANCIENT OBSERVANCE l

Decliion that Easter should bcl kept on the s n m e Sunday 1 throughout tho vi oi-ltl u as made at. the Council of Nicaea in 325 AD. 1

SHARK SNARE!)

SOUTH KINGSTON, R 1. (AP) - A 12-foot "man-eatci" shark, esti- mated to weigh close to 900l pounds. was snared Wednesday in a fish trap off the southern Rhode island coast by Capt. J. Everett Clark. Dr. Charles Fish of the Narragansett marine laboratory said it was a "white shark, or; man-rater," rare in these waters.

IIADIWS DIGEST S9, 000 CONTEST Nothing to write or buy! Liniihd to Canada onbl How well do you know human na- ture? Here's a chance to find out- and you may win 53.000 cash drat prize or one of 1,000 other prizes!

The omcial entry hlank is FREE at your news dealer's. Just choose, in order, the 6 articles in August Reader's Digest you think most ' readers will like best. (If you wish, read the complete articles in the Reader's Digest, now on sale. But. you need not buy it to get an entry blank, or win a prize.) All entries must be postmarked by midnight. ' August 25.- Get. free entry blank TODAY at your newsstand. u

Winners will be nofined by mail.

”ilrofessiEiElml)3Hl?

E. E. Parkman , l Ont.D., 11.0. I PH()NE 3281 l

REGENT THEATRE BLDG. Summe St. Summerslde

Cl-ieriered Accounienfsj

T. Earle Hickey Canadian Bank of Commereo Building lummerside. P.E.l. - Phone 2888 n.m....g.m..g..g.g,..M,m, .

W. Albert Robertson l r. E. i. MUTUAL anmnma j

Granville at Water Street

suinmerside nun. r. 0. Box . 8844 asi INSURANCE

B. E. Ellis & Son Limited lire - Auto - Casualty I Summer St. Siunmerside

Optometrists :3 B. F. Hunter, 11.0. uunmeralde. P.E.I. - Prion; 3115 SMALLlllAN'SV BUILDING

A. Raymond Grant.

as W at B.Sc., 0.1). I Street summgggigg Above Maurice Mill's Men's Wear PHONE .1530

Dentists

PHYSICIANS to L. K. ZIELINSKI, M.D.

General Prsctltloneg Maipeque lload Kelulnstnn. P. r,. 1.

Lin Talk it our

h T

- c... The result of the Provincial Grade X examinations are out. some people thought that. in

view of the aplritsd oontrovsrsy on educational matters last win- ter, the requirements for passing into Grade XI might be made a bit stiller. but this raising ol the bars did not materialize. if any- thing, the hurdle may have been lowered a little as approximately 7096 of the students writing were successful. and this, we believe, is higher than the percentage in former years. - s o

in recent years the system of publishing the names of aucceas- fiil candidate: has been changed aornewhat. Formerly each pupil's name appeared in the order of rank and total marks were ap- pended. Now the pupils are grouped in three divisions and listed alphabetically. The ayatem conforms pretty well to the way such lists are published in uni- versitiea. The peculiarity of the island method is that the names at the pupils who come first in separate subjects are published. while the student who amassed the highest aggregate is kept a secret. Surely this pupil who shows an all-round excellence de- serves recognition more than the others.

. . .

When we come to the handling of Grade Xl examination results, an abrupt change is noted. Those who make the highest percentage in individual subjects are now ignored. and the highest live on the Island are listed in order of merit. We think this system is an improvement over the one used for Grade X. if we are trying to do away with the idea of pupils competing against each other, then we are not going far enough. The ranking of pupils is still present, and It is now sometimes misleading. We know ii boy who made 598 in this year's Grade X exams. This is just two marks away from the first class. but his name is listed in alpha- betlcal order in the second class. He might be at the bottom of that class for all anyone could tell. The old system at publish- ing each aggregate in order is superior to this.

llodds - Randall ' Wedding

A quiet pretty wedding was solemnized at the George Street Baptist Parsonage, Fredericton. N. 3.. at four o'clock on June 28. when Rev. E. T. Macxnight united in marriage Marguerite Maud Noreen Randall. only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Randall of Lower Lincoln. N. 3., and Robert Joseph Oscar Dodds. son of Mr .and Mrs. Robert Dodds of Harrington. P.E.I.

The bride. given in marriage by her lather. was attractive in a pow- der blue stilt with navy accessories and was wearing a corsage of red roses. The bridesmaid, Miss Ruby

WESTERN GUARDIAN

-1-ngou UNITED CIIUIICIIIB. -services Sunday. Alllim 3111- "0 service in TTYOIL Cape Traverse 7-30 p. in. Rev. J. W. Howe will be the preacher. Rev. Lloyd Archer. Min- tater.

-BEDEQUB UNITED CIIUICII PASTOIAL CHARGE. - Services for Sunday. August 8th. 11 a. in. st Bedeque. 3 p. m. at Borden. 7.10 p. in. at Albany. Minister, Rev. Geo. K. Ward. B. A., B. D. '

-MA PIJQUE UNITED CHURCH - There will be service in the Malpoquo United church on Sunday, August nth, at 11 a. m. The Anniversary Services will be on August 29th. Rev. Alexander Mac- Kay. Minister.

-NEW LONDON PASTORAL CHARGE. -- Presbyterian Church in Canada. Services for Sunday, August 8th. Clilton 11.00 a. m. Mr. G. H. Moore will preach. Granville 11.00 a. m. Rev. Mr. Bean will preach. Long River 2.80 p. m. m. Goodwill Macbougall will preach.

--THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA. -- Services for Sun- day. August 8th. Frectowii, Sunday School 2.00 p. m. Divine Service 3.00 p. in. Kensington Sunday School 10.00 a. m. Divine Service 7.30 p. in. Mr. G. H. Moore will preach at both these services. Keir Memorial. Mal- peque. Sunday School 7.00 p. m. Divine Service 8.00 p. in. MY. Good- will MacDougall will preach. Rev. E. H. Bean. R. A., )3. Th., 13. D.. Minister. A cordial welcome to all.

-CHURCH OF ENGLAND- Church Servicrs for the New Lon- don Parish oii. August 8th, the Eighth Sunday after Trinity. Rec- tor:-Rev. W. Eric Ingraham. St. Thomas. French River, Morning Prayer it a. m Sunday school it) a. in. St. Stephens, Burlington. Sunday School 10 a m. Holy Com- munion ll a. in. St. Mark's, Ken- slngton, Evening Prayer 730 p. m. I-:i'r:jry'one is cordially irwited to at- te .

-CELEBRATE 40TH ANNIVER- SARY - Friends and irlatzves of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Faricll, Cen- tral Lot 16, gathered at their home recently to congratulate them on the occasion of their 40th wedding anniversary. Mr. Wilfred Farrell read an address and on behalf of the family, Miss Mnblr Farrell. presented her mother with a beam tilul Corsage of sweetheart roses and a wrist watch. Mr. Ray Farrell presented his father with a Lat.-y boy chair. On behalf of Central and Belmont. Rev. Ross read an ad- drus and they were presenter! with a radio and several individual gifts.

-FORMER ISLANDER H E B E ON VISIT-Mr. and Mrs. William Bernard. Kenslngtnn, accompanied by their daughter, Mrs. Earle Clark of Cumberland Bah, woreni navy blue suit with pink accessories and her corsage was of pink roses Alvin Randall, brother of the bride, was groomsman.

Following the ceremony n recep- tion was held at the home of the bride. Later Mr. and Mrs. Dodds left on a motor trip through Maine and Massachusetts.

CRAPAUD

'FRIDAY 8:30 - SATURDAY 7:80 and 9:30

"MEET ME AT THE FAIR"

In lteohnicolor starring: Den Dolley and Diana Lynn Theme - Music - Comedy I A Family Picture Good Short Subjects

THEATRE

csprror, Summer-side

Today 2:30-7:15-9:30;

2 - BIG ATTRACTIONS - 2

"Pistol Harvest"

Tim Holt - Richard Moi-rlii

Saturday 7:15-9:30

A um. THE eurr.rr-sutlmgs

m we GAllG- lllsl

Jonel. spent a rswlidays 'rscenuy in Long River and visited many relatives and 1:-lends. Mr. and Mrs.

farm now occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Allan A. Campbell, but dis- posed of the pro rty and moved to Western Csna a 35 years ago. where they lived for lovers! years betore returning to the Island. Their daughter, Annie. now Mrs. Jones, is making her first visit Home as a passenger on the Blue- nose Special, and was I guest in Long River or Miss Ilse Found and Miss Christy Bell 'ohnatono. Ii-tends of her early childhood. Mrs. Jones whose home is in Don- alda. Alberta. is the "' of six daughters. including twins. and her husband are engaged in mixed farming with the accent on groin. She will be leaving the is- land on August 13. - Bur.

-ran-Nurriai. ruNc'rioNs- Prior to her marriage to Mr. Ing- ham Macltsill. Mia: Jean Msouou was tendered a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Champion, Kenslng- ton. when she received many love- ly gifts. To the strains of nuptial music Dlnyed by Mrs. Clark Hard- ing. the bride-elect was escorted to the bridal chair by Miss Maisie McMahon. The parcels were car- ried in by Misses Eleanor Cham- pion and Sharon Hewett and op- ened by Miss Mildred Inglis and Mrs. Ellsworth Mann while Miss Nora Mccarville and Mrs. Archie Johnstone read the accompanying good wishes. Mrs. Eric Thompson and Miss Ruby Adams arranged the gifts. Piano selections during the evening by Mrs. Russell Mac- Kay and Mrs. lirnest Maczwen were enjoyed by the guests.

Mr. and Mrs. Allison MacLeod entertained at their home at French River at a pre-nuptial shower for their niece, Miss Jean Maclaeod. Kensington. Mrs. Horace Meek attended the bride-to-be. Misses Phyllis MscLeod and Joan Bernard opened the parcels. car-

Yled 13 by Misses Marlon Cousins and Avis Bernard. The names and

Gesolines.

the straightaway.

Phone: Kenainginn VETERINARIAN . 1, g V Dr. . w s z--- , mt JEpni;ai.3uz'igiimTh"m NIw"a?c:cx'::marwuin2;..." s t”. , I s Sumrnenide svnuuo V on V" rwiuw ,,.,,.,',.,,,,, ....g.,.,, ..a TM ORAN Vaislltl-AllDRErlel0'lH PHOTOGRAPHERS "'5.'t."::ii:i:.”".:":in - Tim READ STUDIO ' l . . D. W. BIAS! A it 99 . 39.3.33 35353 To-ism 7 - 9:25

Iridor-Iaturday 7:159:15: 1:0 Saturday. Charlton Heston. Iusdo, Jack Palance. in the & also no me a white nun, a beautiful girl, "AIIO

t WHIAD" Iliilr brewing sslurday

"FOREIGN

BUD ABBUIT - LOU COSTELLO

Saturday ........ 2:30 - 7 - 9:25

LEGION"

Bylllnlbjlt w' H”

70 1,.

Bernard lived at one time on the Lead and

She'

good wishes were read by Miss QUEEN BEE! MUEIOAL

a surprise visit to a London sn'Inl- theatre Tuesday and sat almost un- od lhl (mt A new test- ure of the event was the fact that

Campbell. and Misses Edwina Mara use rrances Parsons

noticed among the audience. she slipped quietly into I seat just be- the party was held in Jun 'Hg,c. fore the curtain rose on the first Lsod's former home. Joan we; act of "The Boy Friend." a musical pom in the noun wan. 1: ya 3,. comedy set during the 1930's. home of her Daren th is -. ' -'---"-j-' kl ' " "' carom rues nouns;

Kenneth Maclaod and Mrs. Min- "" "'”L'” "M "V "W 1" mrmon (CP)-The Elgar choir

x"""'"””- 3"I'- of si-man Columbia paused Friday - n'ki)lddlphofkits fifth tour of N310" "ml '1" 031! because hdllday bola-ouvlaii)t'.ltn: Scotlgiidg.

of comparatively lo

"mum moisture ab- The choir. has completed a four.

Week English tour. highlight at

Horror: , I

The.Prog.teselve Conservative, Party's Second Dis. trict Association in Prince County will hold a nom- lnating convention t 0'L bit h 1

9th at 8:00 pm. a eary pu ic at on August

The Provincial" Leader Hon. R. R. Bell

will b present. Everbody welcome. 9

which was alnondon reeitaldor the Canadians with two nub! Ooualsa said Mrs. Arthur muggy (n.ug.")..q1,.Qu.,n the Overseas League. Celebrated lined by the late

pianist Harriet Cohen presented

pour sir Edward mu.

Stenographer Wanted l

l Must be fast and accurate. preferably with

Dictaphone Experience. Age 18 to 22. Perman- enr position for the right person.

Apply... PERSONNEL OFFICE

R. T. Holman Lid. Suminerside.

0 Iron -this -mania-'. ms to the " gasolinee that inks-you farther, faster. cheaper. Switch to New Irving or New Plus, Canada's Most Powerful

Geteiltheemoothpoweryonrcerwaebuiltfor.Drive toyournsuegtIArvingstadonandaskforetInkftil.0t' New Irvinglor Ne'wIrvingPlus.

Yowllfoelthedifeuoca. ,-

, MOST

Q(4.”'-',"F

lltlTElllll.lPTl0ll NOTICE

There will be an interruption 'of ele

on our Borden line, west of the CFCY

on Monday, August 9th. between the hours and 11 a.m., and 12 and 4:30 p.m.,

weather permitting, Canada Highway.

(Standard Time) for the purpose of moving poles and lines required by the construction of the Trans

.-.j;..

NowIrvingPltudelivsrsupto17'7.,moreclimb-power ' g on the steepest tun. up to 1m more "drive",0n

eariaeam

f -Maritime Electric co. Ltd.