CHANNEL SWlMMERS-Bound by the same ambitious hope of crossing the English Channel are (left to right): Mrs. \Villy Croes van Rijsel, Dutch housewife who recently failed in her attempt; Philip

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August

The regular monthly meeting of the Hampshire Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Davis Ward on Tuesday evening. July 15th. Meeting opened by singing the Institute Ode and re- peating the Creed in unison. The minutes were then read and ap- proved. The roll call was re- sponded to with l4 members and one visitor present.

The report from the delegates attending the annual convention was read, also the reports of the. various committees. The bills of $5.78 for school and 49c for sick were received and paid. There was one now member joined.

Mrs. Ralph Younker invited the members to meet at her home for the August meeting.

The new committees were ap- pointed: Lunch committee, Mrs. Ralph Younker, Mrs. John Ed- wards and Mrs. Rcdvcrse Stewart; rick committee. Mrs. Errol Stew- art and Mrs. Charles Larter.

The collection ivas taken up, amounting to $1.00, also the col- lection for the Gift Fund, 42c.

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The cliffs of Dover can be seen in the background.

lt was moved and seconded that‘ M s. Hilbert ‘Trcmerc be on the program for next meeting. Some plans were discussed concerning the district convention being held in September.

At the close of this part of the meeting Mrs. Chalmers Newsoii read an appropriate address and Mrs. Hibbert Tremere on behalf of the Institute presented our presid- cnt, Mrs. Chester Edwards, with a pair of silver candle holdcrs and matching candles, to mark the oc- casion of her 40th wedding anniv- ersary. Then the bride of forty years ago was heartily bounced.

Mrs. Edwards in her jovial man- ner thanked the members for their thoughtfulness. Then everyone joined in singing "For She's A Jolly Good Fellow."

The National Anthem then brought the meeting to a close. The hostess served lunch. assisted by committee in charge.

AIRPORTS RECORD

In 1948, 10.540 aircraft landed 227,000 pamengcrs at Gander air- port. Newfoundland.

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he has gone in person from our midst, his spirit and ﬁne qualities will remain for years in the lives of his friends. An accident in which he was involved a few years previous, might have pre- vented a less energetic lad than himself fromi participating in rug- ged sports, but it did not deter Ray, and he continued to play ball and hockey, etc, with the best of thcm—he was one of the best of them.

A large crowd of adults and children were at Brighton Beach on Friday. July 29th to witness the Playground swimming meet. How- eer, due to the choppy water, it was impossible to get many ent- rants wlio were ivilling to take the chance, and only a few of the long list of events were run off.

Miss Frances Johnson, from the Arts and Crafts Guild, is quite pleased with the attendance at the classes. which she has been hold- ing on the square, and with the ﬁne work that is being done by the children. Next week the chil- drcn. on all squares, will get a chance to make some fancy head- gear for themselves out of paper plates, ribbons, paints. etc. That sounds like a lot of fun so anyone who has not attended the classes on the squares as yet. try to make it a point to be at the next one: Monday, King Square; Wednesday. Hillsborough Square: Friday. Con- nauizht Square. All classes begin at 9.30 a.m. Come early and bring your friends.

The Connaught Square girls‘ softball team had for their guests last week. a girl's team from West Kent School. Judging by the score of 32-2. for the Connaught girls. they will have to begin to treat their guests with a little more re- spect or they will be lacking vis- itors entirely. Negotiations are under way to have the All-Star team, composed of Hlllshorough and Connaught players. face l squad from some other part of the Island on Sunday next, Those girls are not letting any grass grow under their feet on the softball diamond. and they are going to attempt to keep the weeds down on tho volleyball courts also, by entering a volleyball league made up of the two squares and possib- ly a team from the Charlottetown Hospital Nurses‘ Home and a team from the Knights of Columbus.

A group of young girls from Hillsboroiigh Square set out on a hike to Dickerson‘s Shore on Thursday last and by all reports it wasn't a "dry" time. A heavy shower of rain in mid-afternoon forced them to wend their weary way homeward afoot. and despite s complete drenching they had s pretty fair day.

Enthusiasm is running high over the beginning of a Daperweish? ball league composed of boys 'i-11 on Hillsborough and Connausht Squares. A team has been already picked on Connaught and a prac- tice will be held for I-Iillsboroulh boys on Friday evenln! l‘ 5 P-m-

The I-iillsborough Annual P9! Show and Doll Carriage Parade will be held on the Square ‘m Thursday. August 11th, and’ Con- naught Square will hold its en- riual show on the Square tonisht at 6 o'clock. Remember the datest. Connmlght Square. Annual 4th- Hlllsboroiigh Square- Alllll“ nih- lt doesn't matter how new a car- riage you have: the prizes will be given for the best decorated car- riage. Have a ribbon or ribbons on your dog. cat or other pet to help add color to the show. If

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Cocky attitude was assumed after arrest by Louis Martinello, 21-year-old former Windsor factory worker, who is shown as he was charged with the beach bludgeoii slaying of Leslie I-Iern in Toronto. Martin cllo is shown as he was taken from patrol Hero's partly-clad body was found at beach.

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An Revoir and good playing.

_ Red Gross Swimming Awards g

Over one hundred people crowd- ed the waterfront at Ebbsfleet on Saturday. July 23rd, to watch the candidates in the Red Cross swim- ming and water safety tests.

Mr. Cullen DeLory, swimming and water safety instructor, pre- sented Elementary, Junior, Inter- mediate and Senior Classes for the test and was mi§t gratiﬁed with the eager response in all these groups.

Mrs. Harry Cudmore, director of flrsfaid, swimming and water saf- ety. conducted the tests and pre- sented the awards to the succesful contestants. The following mem- bers received awards.

Elementary Clsss: Jean Gallant, Marie Gallant, Carmon Carragher, Millie McCormick. Merit Wedge, Patrick Kinch, Winson Doucette, Myrtle Ellsworth, Harriet Murphy, Freddy Gallant, Nora McCormick, Velda Kinch, Mamie DeLaney, Emily Thibodeau, Loretta Wedge, Emma Hustler.

Junior Class: Doreen Wedge Theresa McCormick, Shirley Car- raghar, Elinor Gallant, Josephine Wedge. Louis Gallant, Flora Mc- Cormlck, Anne DeLaney and Ivan Myers.

Intermediate: Bernie Gallant, Reggie Gallant, Wendal Costain, Earl Murphy, Alice Callaghan, Janet Murphy, Audrey Carragher, Aubrey Wedge. Wilfred Deagle, Adrian Doucette.

Senior: Gerald Tremblay, Elton Carragher, Patrick Doucette, Or- ville Wedge.

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At ten o‘clock on Friday morn- ing, July 22nd, a group of inter- ested parents gathered at the swimming beach at East Royalty to watch the members of the Red Cross swimming and water safety class go through the various tests.

A unique feature about this class is the fact that two of the members, twins, have ridden to and from the lessons each day .on their horses. It is indeed unusual to have two ten-year-old pupils who are such adept riders and it added a note of real sportsman- ship to Friday's program when at the conclusion of the tests each of

class will be tested later‘ on in the

season.

The following members received certificates and insignia:—

Elementary Class: Douglas Park- man. Hclen McKinnon, Norma Holmes. Douglas Miller, Carol Far- quharson. Billy Miller, Louis Rob- ertson, Fergus Robertson. Charles McKinnon, Olive Parkman.

Intermediate: Richard Hearts.

CANADA PROVINCE 0P‘ PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

l i IN THE PROBATE COURT

....'I‘he 18th. day of July A.D. 1949. In Re Estate of Mary Ann Tay-

lor late of Charlottetown in

Queens County in the said Pro-

vince, Widow, deceased, testate.

i To the Sheriff of the County of Queens County or any Constable or literate person within said County.

GREETING:

WHEREAS upon reading the petition on file of Pcrlc Beecher MacKinnon of Charlottetown aforesaid, Widow, Richard Nut- tingJPrascr Taylor of the City of Montreal in the Province of Que- bec. Optician. and Trevelyan Hearts Taylor of Montreal afore- ssld. Optician, tho executors of the above named est-etc praying that a citation may he issued for the purpose hereinafter set forth: You are therefore hereby requir- ed to cite all persons interested in the said Estate to be and ap-

NAPOLEON AND UNCLE ELBI

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pear before the Judge present at a Probate Court to be held In the Court House in Charlottetown in Queens County in the said Pro- Virwﬁ. 0n Tuesday the 23rd day of August next coming, at tho hour of eleven o'clock noon of the same day to shew cause if any they can why the Accounts of the

said Estate should not be passed .

and the Estate closed as prayed

for in said petition and on motion ‘

of William E, Bentley, Esquire, Proctor for said Petitioners.

AND IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that a truc copy hereof he forth- with publlshed in some newspaper published In Charlottetown afore- salrl once in each week for at least four consecutive weeks from the date hereof and that a true copy hereof be forthwith posted In the following public places rc- spectlvely, namely. in the hall of the Court House in Charlotte- town aforesaid, at or near the Royal Bank of Canada in Char- lottetown aforesaid and at or near the Bank of Nova Scotia In Char- lnttetoum aforesaid. so that all persons interested in the saliI Es- fate as aforesaid may have due notice thereof.

WITNESS His Honour Harold ‘Leonard Palmer. Judge of the said [Probate Court at Charlottetown in ‘Queen's County. the day and year iflrst above written.

I By the Court.

tSgd.) Muriel C. Lcsrd Acting Registrar.

By Clifford McBride

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