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I Innasor ltseas, iunmanua. lows, Subscriptions, Advertising lepnsan J. auasa IIIJIPIIY and atoms csow

following suns ta lnnunoralda Osnrllaa

Phone loll buns

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II lanai: nvlllo street: linen Island Motor Transport,

Albaa's Grocery, no luueu Street.

I. I4. Walto ln Ianslnglon Guardlln will be delivered to any bone in suinnlarsldo by .Carr'Ier n as per day or 180 per week. Phone 31 for this service or give der to tho boy relponsiblo for delivery on your routa.

:3EEEn-In maunaiwn. iuipu 5, Muttart, Summersido.

..mtACE's axons and Ware- mms will be closed Victoria. Day. weiiiiesday. MIY 24W-

-1'0L'-lt DEALER can get gold for frrsh caught and iced fish. Buy

mil-ion used Chev truck and a ,',m.,-or.-rior at Bruce's.

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Una, Island timothy seed. North gzdequo Farmers institute. Horace E, nueslis. secretary-

,”-p;r;1), care. shiitie. ice and

ick iriuisporiatlon and refriger- mon will turn fresh fish into gold. 3,” s half-ton used'truck and a ,,(.igcrainr at Brace s. -

-Sr:l: Kerisinglon players in ..5...,g,rr-,; Up Moilier" Centrul 5.4.-riiiu liail. Tuesday. May V'.'.:i. ,idiiiiw.-iii 50 and 2:: cents. Sale of viiiiIi)'-

-sr.l-J "Bringing Up Mother" by KFliS.li.:l(ln players in Crapaud Hall, iinmlay, May 22 at B p.m. 5poiisui'i-ri by the Augustine Cove li'onion's institute. Sale of candy.

LATTI-JNTION farmers and re- pnlrrlfi n. For Oliver-CockshuttTr:ic- ion .lllti farm equipment, contact Mimi E. Raynor. representa- tivr. '1 ivr-llcr's Rest. Parts also ml-plzr-ii. Phone 3949 or 7887.

..iu-:.VslNGTON Presbyterian l7iavri-. present their Three-Act Ciliil0lij- "Ready Made Family" in Frml-,.x'll Hall. on Monday, May ?2iid. .it 830.

-SYJIPATHY EXTENDED - sympathy is extended to Corporal Ln-tor Greerinugh slat-oii, Summcrside in the death of his" mother, Mrs. Jessie C. Gl'PPil.iliEil on Friday morning at Milton, NS.-6.

-SLIGHT FIB! -- Yesterday

sftrmnnn about three o'clock Smiizrrside firemen responded to .. Nurses' Home

mrks from the flue. There ..y slight damage to the mo! and the blaze was extinguish- eii l". a few minutes.-S.

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Ladies social Club of the Sum- mrrsirie Trinity Church held its closing meeting and banquet on

'i'hur:-day evening at the Birch liill Tourist Home. After a delic- imis turkey dinner a brief busi- litsi llrrlnd was held and presided over by Mrs. G. L. Sheen when as was voted to the Manitoba Re- lief Ptiiiri.v8

-B()l)l' NOT FOUND - Up to last err-niirg the body of Cyril iiutt. one of the two fishermen who were drowned on Wednudey morning at the entrance to Al- bertoii harbor, had not bean locat- ad. R.C M.P. officials and local residents are still on the alert and searchers still continue to patrol e shoreline in case the remains re washed ashore. The prevailing inds have. in the meantime, pro- erited any drsggim operations --m being carried on. The body - Hutt's companion. Russell Mac- rthiir. was located along the here on Thursday sftemoon.-8.

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-BONBON LIGHTEBS repaired. Quick service. All parts available. James H. Schurman. 30 Arcona Street. Phone 2291. Summerside.

-BAPTIST PLAYERS will pre- sent "In Again Out Again." Scarie- town Hall, Monday, May 22nd, 8.30 P. M. Specialties. Sale of candy. Sponsored by Junior Farmers.

--SEE THE WINNERS decided for Prince County in the senior Drains Festival at the Summer- aide High school Auditorium. Tues- day, May 23rd. at 8.15 P. M. Kin-

kors. Groups-"Lonely Lady" and "The Dummy". Cape Traverse OIIND-”When The Fires Are Lighted."

-LADIES GUILD MEETING- The closing meeting of the Ladies' Guild of the Sum-Jzersude Baptist Church was held on Fri. day evening at the home of Mrs. J. P. MncNcill with the pro ldent. Mrs. R. T. Dwlds. in the chair. Refreshments were served by the lunch committee.-S

ENTERTAINS KINETTE CLUB - Mrs. Roy Johnston en- tertained the members of the Kin- ette Club. Summe side, at its reg- ular meeting on Wednesday even- ing when the president, Mrs. Elmer Offer, was in the chair. The chief discussions of the evening con- cerned the carnival and the act- ivities to be conducted by the lad- ies. On Wednesday evening. May 31. there will be a sale of home- made candy: on Thursday evening a sale of nursery plant slips; on Friday evening. the sale of home cooking; and on Saturday evening a fish pond will be conducted. The doll and its wardrobe. on which tickets will be sold each evening, will be on display in the near fut- ure in smalimaifs window. Delic- ious refreshments were served by Mrs. Offer, Mrs. E. Ross and Mrs. P. Mulholland. - S

-Y. P. S. 'ilI'2I-ZTING-The reg- ular meeting of the Y P. S. of the Summersirie Church of the Nazarene was held on Friday ev- ening in the church Mrs. A.- M Pariee conducted a missionary proizmm which was presented in the form of, I Radio News Broad- cast from the different mission fields, as China, Japan, Africa, Argentine. Pit-rto Rico, Phillip- ines, India, etc, Those taking part were Rev. K. R. Mar.Mil'sn. Rev. A. M. Parlce. Mr. and Mrs. K. Dunbar, Mr. and Mrs. I-ieber Mac- Mlllsn and Mr. Charles Mac- Dougall. After the opening hymn. "My Life I Giro" with Miss Edna Lewis at the piano, prayer was of- fered by Rev. E. L. Jones. Drrinz the business session it was an- nounced that the Light of Life Rally would be held on Tuesday

evening in the church with Rev. Paul Currie an the speaker; and on the next evening, the 24th. the island zone Rally won't! be

held with Rev. Roland starvfnrd as special speaker. Rev. A. M. Par- lee dedicated the new collection plates. the singing of "send the light" was followed by prayer by

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Quick action and courage on the Dart at a young siunmersido lad Probably saved the life of his play- matc and cousin on Friday even- ing Just after the supper hour.

Robert Holman. son of Mr. and Mrs. I-LT. Holman, Jr. and Alan Holman. son of Mr. and Mrs. Alan H0131"! We" Playing by themselves on i-loiinsn's Wharf when suddenly Alan (ell overboard.

The water at this point would be well over the boy's head. without, SWPNBB to divest himself of his shoes or heavy jacket, norms Jumved in after him. Robert is a compe ant swimmer while Alan can swim only a little.

Tosether they grasped a pa'rt of the wharf and held themselves afloat and then commenced to work their Way to a point along. the wharf where they could pull them- selves up. which they succeeded in doing.

Robert was even able to save his cap which had fallen on gnu wag floating away on the water. No one sanv the incident and there was no- body around in help them. If the water had been rough or they had been unable to climb back on the wharf there might easily have been 3 tragic ending to the story. Both boys are about ten years of age. -5

MT -C0ltlE To New Glasgow null W"d"9Sduy. May 24th and see "The Path Across the Hill" pm. -5'-lnilld by Spring Valley Players.

-N. Y. P. RALLY. A Nazarene Y- P- mliy will be heidt in Sum- nierside Church of the Nazarene 0" Vvciincsdny. May 24. Service In 2.30 afternoon rind 7.30 night with Rev. Roland Stanford as special speaker.

-SPECIAL. One hand washer complete with ringer, has been "Sf-"1 one year. nnd is in perfect condition. SpN'il'li price 3l9.50. This was a 535.00 washer. The Summer. side Hzirdwrire Company.

-ANNUAL MEETING-The an- nual meeting of the Erromanga (37009 of the W. M. S. of the Summer.-ide Preshyferlllll chu-ch was held on Friday afternoon in the hall and opened with a short devotional period led by Mrs, Maurice Mill, During the re;ular business sesstnii, over wh'ch the retiring president, Rhoda Palm;-, presided, aathfactory reports of the year's woe-k were given by the secretary and the treasurer, The following slate of officers was ap- painted for the ensuing year: President, Irons Mountain; 1:; Vice-President. Jessie Blngham: 2nd Vice-Presldrnt, Ruth cahil); Sefirelafy. Myrna Hancock; co- secretnry. Shirley Macxay; Treas- urer, June Wood; Telephone Com- mltlet. Sylva Bishop. Jane Moi-. rlson and Maui en Forbes. A ban- quet followed w en Rev. and Mrs. J. Donald Ma.:Kay were guests, An enjoyable sir-gsong with Mrs. Cleve Whalen at the piano brou;ht the meeting to a close.-S

Personals P

-Mrs. B. W. Robinson has re- turned in Summerside to spend the summer.-S.

-Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dur- ant. Jr.. and little son Jackie, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Haynes and little daughter Carol and Miss Christine and Mr. Clifford Durant all of Charlottetown, spent Sunday, Motheric Day, with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence. Sr.. of Clcrmont, P, E. I,

Alberto; Memorial Park llomiiiltteo Holds Mootlsg

Eight members of the Mairorial Park Committee met in the Library one evening recently. Minutes of indst meeting were read and approv. E '.

Mrs. Joseph Callaghan reported that the land would be han-owed ls soon as it was ory enough. Mr. Harry O'Brien has promised to level it. Reporting for sub-committee sp- pointed at last meeting to make plans for laying off the park for various games. Rev. J. R. McMahon said there is room for s quarter mile track. I standard baseball field. soft- ball fields ior adults, junior players and girls and for a soccer field. There is also room for volley ball mid for a play avea for little child-

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The adoption of this report was moved by Mr. Gordon Collin and seconded by Rev. Mr. McMahon. The president reported that he had requested permission for a sale of tags on lilxliibziion Day and the secretary of the Exhibition Associat- ion has promised to bring the matter before the Association at the next meeting.

Mr, Douala: Nicholson was re- quested to make inquiries about tags. It was also decided to make in- quiries about purchasing a small building for ho-lung equipment at entrance to the east side of the the park.

The meeting adjourned to meet again after initial work has been done to park site. -A.

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Concert By Mi. Allison Artists

A dolithtflll musical treat was presented to an appreciative audi- ence in llpwurth Hui. Stinnncrside on nidsy evening by student can- cert artists of Mount Allison Uni- versity. This enjoyable recital was sponsored by the Mr. and Mrs. Club of Trinity United Church with Mr. Keir Duggan introduc-

party consisted of Miss ahirley Meisnier. Soprano. Mr. William Turney. baritone. Miss Betty Moir, pianist and Mr. Allison Patterson accompanist. The charming per- sorsalitieo of these student artists will be of great amistanc to them as they continue their musical car- eera.

The following programme was presented: Miss Melsner and Mr. Turney were heard in vocal duets: "on The Wings of Song" by Mendelssohn, "Wheri You Marry Me" by Hand-el. "The Kerry Dance" by Money.

Miss Mair played i'Sarabande" by Ramieau-MacDowell "Variations In E Miaior" by Mozart and "Presto" by Kabelevsky.

Miss Meisner was heard in vocal solos "in The Time of Roses" by Fteichard-t "Bid Me Discourse" by Bishop. "Si Mi Chiamaiio Mlinil" from Puccini”: opera "La Bohemc" ”The Blackbird Song" by Cyril Scott

Mr. Turney song "I Attempt Prom Love's Sickness To Fly" by Purcell "I'll Sail Upon The Dog- star" by Purcell, "Drink To Me only With Thine Eyes" by Quilter- "Trade Winds" by Keel and as an encore ”shortnin' Bread” arr. by Hugo Frey.

Miss Moir in her second group of piano soles played "Ti-aumei-ei" by Strauss "Polka" by Weinberger "1620 Ad" by MaoDowell "Witch's Dance" by Niacboweli and as an encore "Prelude In D Major" by Shostacovich.

Miss Meisner and Mr. frurnr.-y wcre heard in the final group of vocal duets "Bless This House" by Brahm ”La Ci Darern La. Mario" (Don Giovanni) by Mozart "April Morn” by tteri and as an en- core "Arm Morn” was repeated.

IN MEMORIAM

MR. HUGH L. MclVl1lt

Klnkora Parish lost om of its oldest residents by the death on Tuesday. April 11. im. of Mr. Hugh L. Mlulver at the age of eighty- eight years. Living all his life in Newton School District. Mr. Mc- Iver through his industry and ef- flciency became not only the oper- otor of a thriving farming business but also a capable carpenter and builder, and even at his advanced age he was still able to carry on this work.

He married Caroline Mcculgan. who survives him. and their home was always one of a happy family spreading its own cheer among the members of the community. Mr. MoIver'a love of reading enabled him to become a very mwresting convcrsationallst, and his wide cir- cle of friends will recall many pleasant hours spent in his com- pany. Active and interested up to the time of his brief illness of three weeks. Mr. Mclver never seemed to grow old. and he will therefore be missed the more by his family. his grandchildren, of whom he was so land. and the whole com- munity.

Two sons, Charles, and at. Clair predeceased him, and the follow- ing sons and daughters now mourn his passing, while awaiting is happy reunion in Heaven: Alberta, Mrs. Michael Kdnnedy. Ed undston. N.B.; Louis. Arostook. N. 3.; Edith. Mrs. Matthew Dempsey. North Adams. Mass; lilmily, sister St. Hugh. Olivia. Minn.; Hugh John. at home; Mary, Mrs. Lester Maliey.

Bogota. N. .l.; Annie. Mrs. Earl Duffy. Ktnltora; James, Nelson. B. c.; Nora, Mrs. No-nrnan H-all,

Winnipeg. Surviving also are one brother, Peter D.. Klnlrora, and four sisters: sister Damian and Sister Mary Charles in the western United states; Mrs. George Dris- coll. Summerside and Mrs. Prank Gallant, Kinltcra.

His funeral was held to St. Mal- achyls church. Kinlrora. on April 1.1. under the direction of Mr. P. A. Monsghan. and in spite of the bad condition of the roads is large con- gregation gathered to pay a last. tribute to their highly esteemed fellow-parishloner. Requiem H.igh Mass was offered by Reverend Prancis McQuaid. P. P.. who also officiated let the grave. Four grandsons of Mr. Mclver were no- olytes: Regls Duffy, Arnold Mc- Iver. Louis Mofver and Gerald Mc- fver. Reverend R. C. .10 A i. S. J.. was present in the sanctuary. The pallbearers were six nephews: Charles Mt-Iver. Harold Mclver. Aidan Mclver. Eugene Mclvor, John C. Gallant. and William Mclver.

card or Thanks

Mrs. Hugh L. Mclver and Pain- iiy wish to thank the Doctors and Nurses of the Prince County Hos- pital for their kindness and atten- tion during Mr. Mclves-'s illness. their kind neighbours and all those who sent Mus Cards, Spiritual Offerings and messages or sym- pathy.

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Coulombe. Paned: George Mcllao.

Economics 8

Pint Class: Albert Lannsn. Earl smith. Earl O'Brien.

lsoand clan: lrano James Ayers.

Passed: Louis Shreensn.

Burn,

lecnonlu Pint Clan: Albert Lsnnsn.

ing the guest artists. The concert '

Second clam Bari Smith, James Ayers. Irene Burge. Louis Sixteen- an.

Passed: Everett" Macltinnon. George Mi.-Rae, Jacques Couloinbe, George Cameron.

Economics 10

Pint Clan: Albert Lsansa.

Ioeond Class: James Ayers. Earl Smith, George Cameron. Louia Shraenan.

Passed: George Mcllse. Irene Burge, Everett Macxinnon. Jac- ques Coulombe.

Sociology I First Class: Mark MIGuigsn, George Keefe. Second Class: Sister Isabelle

Clare. Austin Bradley. Andrew Redmond, Russell Beagan, Steph- anie MacDonald. Albert Lannan. Margaret Mulligan, James Ayers. Earl O'Brien. Charles German, Ernest MacDonald, Henri Marquis. Irene Burge.

Passed: Murvin Mcinnis, Kath- erine Roche. John Cash, Earl Smith, Louis Shreenan. Wilbert Mcinnis, Francis-Ledweli, Leonard 0'Haniey, Cyril Callaghan, ltosaire Nadcau. St. Clair Ga-llant.

Philosophy I

First Class: Mark MscGuigan. Irene Burge, Russell Beagan. Sis- ter lsabelle Clare, Austin Brad- ley. Albert Lannan, Kent Mac- Donald.

Second Class: George Keefe. Cyril Stephanie MacDonald. Donriici MscPhee, Wilbert Rooney. Earl 0lBricn. Elmer MacPhce. William Ready. B

Passed: Earl Smith, St. Clair Gallant, Leonard O'Hanley. Henri Marquis. Andrew Redmond, Mur- vln Mcinnis, Charles Gorman. Duncan MacDonald. John Cash, Charles Morrissey. Rosaire Nadeau. Frank LL-dwell. Jerryidine Robert- son. Dunstan Murphy. Thomas Flynn, James Ayers, Wilbert Mc- lnnis. Reginald Doucette, Mar- garet Mulligan, William l-Iennes- soy.

John MacLeiian. Callaghan,

Philosophy 2

First Class: Francis Cameron, Joseph Maclsaac, Austin Johnston, Allan MacLelian, Kenneth Donnel- ly, Jean Gagnon. Roger Frigon.

Second Class: Daniel Driscoll. Rupert MacLelian, Gerard Chro- riien. Wendall Maclntyre, Raymond McCioskey. Gerard Fisher. Mar- garet Green. Charles Kelly. Ar- thur Mcinnis, Wilfred Driscoll, Jacques Morancy. Elmer Power. Rene Tremblay, Marie Kelley, Hugh MacPhee. Fernand Desros- iers.

Passed: Gerard MacAuiay, Ray- mond McCarville, Lorne MacDon- ald, Peier Sullivan. Gerald Mc- Quaid. Pierre Berlinguet. Michael Hennessey, Alexander Maclnnis.

Philosophy 3

First Class: Ivan Dowling, Fer- nand Desi-osiers.

Second Class: Francis Cameron. Joseph Maclsaac. Arthur Mcinnis, Rene Tremblay; Jacques Morency. Allan MacLellan, Jean Gagiion, Gerard Fisher, Austin Johnston.

,Wilfred Driscoli, Hugh MacPhee,

Gerard Chretien. Francis Sigr- worth. Wendell Maclntyre, Marie

Kelley. Passed: Roger Frigon. Rupert MacLellan, Kenneth Donnr.-lly,

Raymond Mccloskey. Allister Mac- lsaac. Peter Sullivan. Margaret Green. Elmer Power, Daniel Drls- coll, Charles Kelly. Raymond Mc- Carville, Gerald McQuaid. Lorne MacDonald. Michael Henncssey. Eugene MacDonald. Mary 0'Shea. Alexander Maclnnis. Pierre Ber- iinguet. Gerard MacAulay.

Philosophy 5

First Class: Wilfred Driscoll. lvsn Doiviing, Margaret Green. George Keefe. Marie Kelley, Ken- neth Donnelly. Leonard O'Hanley. Daniel Driscoll. Allan MacLellan. Austin Johnston. Wendell Macin- tyre, Michael I-lennessey.

second Class: Austin Bradley. Ernest MacDonald, Elmer Power. Lorne MacDonald, Raymond life- Carville, Raymond Mt.-Cloakey. Wilbur Rooney, Gerard Fisher. Maurice Gagnon. Peter Sullivan. Alexander Maclnnis, Reginald Doucettc. Duncan MacDonald, Hughic MacPhee.

Chemistry 1

First Class: John L. O'Brien. Ro- bert Crokcn. Peter Dunphy. John Clnrkin. Ronald Mclvor. Melvin Martin.

Second Class: Edward Devine. Clair Callaghan. Guy Thibaiilt, Regis Duffy. Alban Smith. Regin- ald Whelan. John J. O'Brien, Je- rome. Cnndon, Earl MacKinnoii. Arthur MacDonald. Emmett Fran-

cis.

Passed: Lawrence Glover. Arnold Murphy. Bernard Hayes. St. Clair Coyle, James Griffin. Claire Burge. Charles E. MacDonald, Bernadette .Burge, Leona Devlne.

Chemistry 2

first Class: Lal Silva. Wilbur Rooney, William Ready. James Saunders.

Second Class: Elmer MaePhee. Lloyd Burke. Dunstan Murphy. Thomas Flynn. Wilbert.Mclnnis. St. Clair Gallant, Pauline Leclair. Cyril Callaghan.

Passed: Jerryldine Robertson, Desmond Msclielll. Katherine Roche, Margsrq Mulligan. Ch"- .les Morrissey.

Chemistry I first class: Joseph Msclsaac.

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l 1.01 Silva. John Murnsgbsn.

Iooosul Class: Allister Msclssac. Lloyd Burke. Gaston Mercier, Pauline Leclair. Joseph Mshar. William L MacDonald.

Pa-ed: Francis Strain. Reginald Rodgers, Francis Sigsworth, Alli- son Farmer.

chemistry 4 that class: William Ready. Donald MscPbee. John MscLellsn. Elmer MscPiiee, Eugene MacDon- ald. L01 Slivs, Tho-mas O'Connor. Second Class: Ernest Smith, Thomas Flynn. Stephanie MacDon-

ald. Dunstan Murphy. Paased: Margaret Mulligan. 4

Biology 1

Second Class: Bethany Mac- Donald, Ja-mes Saunders, Alden MacDonald. Philip Murphy. Ed- win Macbonald, Charles German. Carol Pineau, Charles Dufdy.

Passed: Leonard 0'Hanley, Des- mond Mal:Neill. Mark McQuaid, Jerome Condon, Reginald Dou- cetie. Leona Devine. Arnold Allen. Rosaire Nadeau.

Biology 2

First Class: William Ready.

Second Class: Lot Silva. Donald .MacPhee. Cyril Callaghan, Lloyd Burke, Thomas Flynn, Ernest Smith.

Passed: Pauline Leclair. Dunstan Murphy, Wilbert Maclnnla. St. Clair Gallant.

Biology 3 '

First Class: Gaston Mcrcicr.

Second Class: Thomas Oiconnor. Allister Maclsaac.

Passed: Joseph Mahar. Francis Sigsworth, Reginald Rodgers. Wil- liam L. MacDonald.

Physics 1

first Class: Lol Silva. Farnand Desrosiers.

Second Class: Philip Murphy. John Power, Rene Trembiziy. James Saunders. Augustine Flynii. Lloyd Burke. Stanislaus Mooney, Martin MacMillan.

Passed: Guy Thibault. Jacques Mcrency. Raymond Moiioy, Fred- erick Coyle. William McNeely, Cody Myers. Clare MacDonald. Francis Sigsworth. Leland Curley, Gerald lVicQuaid, Roger Frigon. Emmett Francis, Pierre Berllnguet, Gerard Chretien, Allan MacLe1lan.