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Stewart, Montague, were visitors to Murray Harbour North on Sun- day, June 15, guests of Mr. and ')ll's. Chester MacLure. -

..TH0YT'S SALON. Souris, will be open on June 23

to June 28. Make your appoint-

'ment. early, with Mrs, Dr. A. H.

Palm? ismallwood, Souris, or write 1-loytls

EI99t"c M lBeauty salon, Cllarlottetown.

W 1'"”'”F 5" ' V AI”'”"' Phone No. 10 in Sourls on June 23.

5- - "PVARIETY CONCERT featur- -' Mar-Lend & flag tthe iililqesglnorclltslrlld Asillggen of - one on. . ., in e . . ac- - gr ,, B Grwllilfouo 8,-, Kenzie 1-lall, Montague, Monday, l g : 0""g" I June 23rd. at 8,30 p.m. Ausplccs

Trinity United Church choir.

'- E, R! Miss Fay Stewart. returned to

V I lhcr home in Montague after

; Ma('N9III IspPn(lln;: tho past week visiting 73 Rllslfll Si. - -5llmYIIPl'5iil5 hcnhrolhcr-ill-lmv and sister, Mr.

nrltl Mrs. (lurnion Cnrl, East Flor-

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FORCE OF "ANT ....'THt-I Axxl'Ar. school meet-

T"T in: of the Montague school dis- 'l E.xl.Dl'R, Klan. --tCPi -Sonlcpmvt Wm p... hold at the High birds never learn. A bank SWaIl(lll'lSL,hnol an .l.ue5dm,' June 24”, at that was handed flnd rclczised mi7 0-,.lm.k4 A ,.,.,,,,,.t ix-or" the plan. this central Mnllltclm town re--"in; and ),u,mmg Commmee for

turned to the same place wllcre, li.t H”, "W, high school Wm he was rnllgllt, almost exactly OHOIKIICHFII, and important discussions ycar later. will follow.

ATTENTOIIIN FARMERS ELMIRA AND VICINITY

' I will he trucking hogs for Canada Packers Ltd., Charlottetown, each Tm-sday commencing June 24 in the following districts: North Luke. hast Point, South Lake, Klngslroro, Red Point, East Baltic, ltIunn's Road. and Elmira.

As 1 have not a phone at present, you may list your hogs either rr'.-, Klngsbnrn, phone 5-.'i, whlchcrr-r is the more convenient.

Avoid shrinkage on your hogs by shipping to your nearest market. which is Canada Packers l.ld., Charlottetown.

- - JOHN J. MMDONALD. t 1 North Lake.

FINAL TO-DAY

Till IOYAI COMMAND PERFORMANCE PICTURE OF TN! YEAR!

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was able tovmrch the moon.

It Mrs. E. D. Fraser's Store, North Lake, phone 3-2, or M. Hebert Fries-I

' owners.

Carleton siding, were the weekend guests of Mrs. Craswell's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roulston Johnston, Peters Road.

'Mnny lriends of Mrs. Nichol- as Lanlgan, Sturgeon. are pleased to hear she has returned to her home after; being a patient in the King's County Hospital.

Divine services of worship were held at Murray Harbour North and Peters Road on Sunday. June 15 and were conducted by Mr. Carl Currie. At the morning service Mr. Currie chose as his text. Psalm 122 verse 1 ”l was glad when they said unto me let. us go into the House of the Lord." Hymns sling were ”God of Grace", "The Great Physi- cian", "Awake My Soul In Joyful Lays" and "We Live The Place, 0 God."-A0. 4

Fish and Game Meeting Held Al Bridgetown

The regular monthly meeting or the King's County Fish rlnd Game Protection Association was held last evening at Bridgetown attended by in large number of interested sportsmen. Judge J. S. Dcslioches, president, presided.

Following the reading of the minutes of the last regular meet- ing. discussion transpired on the orection and repair of dams in King's County. It was moved that rl resolution from the meeting be forwarded to the department to have Cranes Mill site investigat- ed as to a possible dam site. Others proposed were lilacNeill's Pond and Dingwcll's Mills. In respect to the Department doing this work. Mr. MacNutt, president of the Queen's County branch, said that the department has Ft standard contract for mill site if the' department felt after investigation that the site selected warranted a clam. it must

he assured that the site would re-

main open to public fishing. Mr. Harold Smith explained the

manner In which the crow shoot

MURRAY RIVER THEATRE.

MONDAY "COUNTY FAIR" RACE HORSE sromz

The Best Made

attention to studies during the year for, "success is a. product of ap- plication. and this applies to a successful scholastic career as well as any other field of endeavour," he said. He went on to commend the students for their co-operation in the disciplinary administration of the school saying that thorough obedience to duly. constituted authority would teach them the methods of self-discipline.

Prior to the closing the teachers gave each of their students a de- lightful treat, and were themselves recipients of lovely gifts presented by their students,

Prizes and certificates to stu- dents were presented during the closing.

The following is the closing pro- gram:

Remarks by chairman. Mr. John Hughes.

Grade I exercises. '

Grade I presentation of prizes.

Grade 2 Choral reading.

Grade 2 presentation of prizes.

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was conducted in Queen's County. He srlid that prizes were given at the end of the season to hunt- or-s who had shot the most crows. but that an nllnimum was set be- fore any prize would be given. After a short discussion it was moved that the branch would sponsor a crow shoot this summer with prizes to be awarded. Mr. Smith pointed out that to join the contest, hunters must first be- come members of the association.

Some discussion followed with respect to hunters shooting on frlrmers' land without permission. Farmers expressed the desire that hunters should first seek permis- sion. and should be particularly careful to close gates and protect livr-stock while shooting.

Mr. Carin. manager of the fish hatchery at Cardigan, spoke in- terestingly on the stocking oi streams nnd dams, and offered the association every assistance in their work. ,

At the conclusion of the meet- ing a vote of thanks was extend- ed for the use of the hall and to the Film Board for the use of the two 'fiims shown on wildlife nlld game.

It was moved that the next monthly meeting would be held at Murray River.

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Peggy Fraser. Application prizes- Peter Benton. Brian MacLure, Hel- en MacDonald, Beth MacKenzie, Lorne Cudmore. Prize for heat- ness-Earl Poole. Prize for oral reading. Neil Lannlgan. Certific- ates llst (order of merit) - 1. Phyllis Nicholson, Susan Jardlne, Florence MacDonald: 2. Peggy MacLeod. Marion Clark, Richard Doyle; 3. Grant. MacLesn. Peggy Fraser; 4. Peter Beaten; 5. Ther- esa MacLean, Brian :MacLure: 6. Richard Llewellyn; Velda Fraser; '1. Sandra Llewellyn, Neill Lan- nigan; 8. Elaine Docherty, Lorne Cudmore; 9. Helen MacDonald; 10. Vincent Power. Teddy Mac- Ewen: 11. Beth MacKenzie; 12. Earl Poole, Shirley Stewart; 13; Dionne Jeffery; 14. John Clarey; 15. John Larkln, James Lurking 17. Billy Campbell.

Grade II prize list.-1. Myrna Beck. Glen Docherty and Milburn Rllley (equal): 2. Larry Fraser and Donald Mccarron (equal): 3 Heather King and Clinton Nichol- son (equal). Highest standing in spelling: Glenn Docherty. llighest standing in arithmetic: Donald McCarron. Neatness: Myrna Beck. Application: Marie Lannlgan, Richard Collins, Dorothy Boudre- auit, Anne Larkin, Mary Brennlck. Certificate list-in order of merit -1. Myrna Beck. Glen Docherty. Milburn Rilley; 2. Larry Fraser, Donald Mccorronz 3. Heather King, Clinton Nicholson; 4. Marie Lannlgan; 5. Richard Collins; 6. Dorothy Boudreault; '7. Anna Larkin; 8. Mary Brennlck: 9. Ina Campbell. Irene Stewart: 10. Paul Collins, Harry MacDonald. Billy Thomson: ll. -John Clair: 12. Elaine Fraser; 13. James MacLean, Kenneth Stewart: 14. Harry Garn- hum, Preston Nicolle 15. Donald l-lcnnigar.

Grade III Prise List

Class standing - 1. Sandra Bell; 2. Georgina Dingwell, Janet. Camp- bell, Beatrice Power, Catherine Sor- rey: 3. Gwennle Clark, Audrey Semple. C

Application -- 1. Carolyn Sulli- van. Peggy Coillngs, Kay Mac- Dougall, Stanford Peardon (spec- Jail.

Progress - Everett King, David MacLean, Gillian Taylor.

Special prize for nature books. rsandra Bell, Beatrice Power.

Special prize for oral reading, Janet Campbell, Georgina Ding- well.

Certificates in order of merit, - Sandra Bell. Georgina Dlngweli, Janet Campbell, keatrice Power, Catherine Sorrey, Gwennetlh Clark, Audrey Semple, Carolyn Sullivan. Peggy Collings, Everett King, Kay Macltpougal, David MacLean, Gil- lian Taylor, Lois Hughes, Gloria Kennedy. Freddie Nelson, Garnet Moclntyre, Barrie White, Virginia Boudreault, Kenneth Anstie. stan- ford Pesi-'don, Malcolm MacPhee, Sheila Colhoon, Jackie Sample, Wayne Nicholson, Kurt Larkln.

Grade IV -- Prize for highest standing in grade IV - Veronica Taylor, Dionne Mscneod. Dorothy MacDonald.

Prize for second highest standing in Grade IV - Duncan MacLeod.

Prize for third highest standing, David MacLure.

special prizes - writing - Ver- onion Taylor; Spelling - Dianne MocLeod: Oral Reading - Dorothy MacDonald; Arithmetic - Karen Burke: Prizes for application: Etta Campbell, Dianne Show, Kuen Burke. Norma Llewellyn, Jeannette Boudrenult, Woyno Johnston. Oortlltootes - 1. Veronica. Tay- lor, Dianne Mach.-od, Dorothy Mec- Donald (equal); 2. Duncan Moc- Leod; 3. David Mnclbure; 4. Etta Campbell, Dianne show, Koren mute: 6. Norma Llewellyn: 0. Jeannette Boudresult: 1. Wayne Johnston; 8. Wnyno Lilly: 9. Helen Beck, Billy Vsnlderotlnog 10. Christ- ine Vanlderstlne, Carol Higgin- boihem: 1l. Ms-lcolm MacDonald: 12. Terrence Lnnnlnn; 13. Sylvie Myers, Morely Anneu.

Grade V - Prizes for highest standing - ent Msclbeln.

Prize for second highest stand- ing, Judy Cudmore, Merrill Wig- gmmn.

Prise for thin! highest standing. David Mamet.

special prises - Writing. Kent M1cI.ean; Oral mending, David Masher.

Prizes for application. Margaret Mscuan, Audrey cemobe

Certificates -- 1. Kent Moclboln. 2. Judy Oudmon. Merrill Winin- ton (equal): 8. David " , 4.

Annie Beaten: 10. Ronnie White; 1!. sheila Larkin: 12. Laurel Nel- son: 13. Lester Peardon: 14. Aud- rey MacDougoil: 15. Gwen McCar- ron: 16. Billy MncLure: 18. Betty Stewart; 19. Elaine Poole: 20. Kay Macl..ean: 21. Errol MacLure:x 22. Shirley MacLean: 23. Maxine Mac- Leod; 24. Wallace MacDonald: 25- Cephenia Llewellyn; 26. Kenneth MacKenzle; 27. Marcia MacDon- ald; 28. Leah Burke.

Intyre; 3. Roland Sullivan, Ralph Annear, Joanne Watterworth. Special prizes-Art and hundwork, Glenda. Jamleson. Writing, Betty surrey. Prizes for application pupil making 7073: or over-Mildred Murphy, Billy Crawford, Isobel Dewar. Jackie Ferguson. Eleanor Shaw. Dorothy Macilerron, Paul- ine Nicholson, Judith Graham, Paul DesRoches.

Certificates winners Grade VIII -1. Evelyn MacLurc: 2. Chester Campbell, Kenneth Maclntyre; 3. Roland Sullivan. Ralph Annear

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