Student graduates from Sum- mersido High School. ft to" right: Front row. Eileen Gavslet, Clar- ann Found. Shirley Gallant, Ed-

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S'SlDE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES

yth I Poole, Margaret Milllgan. Maxine Campbell, Myrna ,I-Ian- Janet Waugh. Catherine Milligan.

Elizabeth Nic' 'son, Betty Inman.

cock, Catherine Callbeclr. Ethel

Eileen Stsvert, Shirley MacKinn- White. '":rlene Birch. Erma Fer- on. Second row, Reagh Clark, rish, Betty Steele. Georgie Waugh, Linl:!:tter, Ponald Coles. Fran-

Gerald MacLean, Ronald Wright. Third row, David Silliphant, David Barlow, Richard Hubiey, Graeme

cis Pillman. Carl Millar. Rogers Burleigh, Earl Banks, Reginald DesRoches. Anthony Coles. Ron- ald England.

(Photo by Wotton)

WESTERN

GUARDIAN

RAYMOND Grant. Optometrist, will be in his 0'Leary office Sat- urday, June 23.

WHEN IN NEED of an auction- eer contact Major B. Moase, St. Eleanors. Phone 8746.

ENMORE PLAYERS p r e s e n t three-act play. "Uncle Josh Per- kins," Sherbrooke Hall. Tuesday, June 26th. Sponsored by Sher brooke Women's Institute.

TRYON UNITED Church, Sun- day, June 24. Crapaud. I0 a.m. Cape Traverse, 11:15 a.m. Tryon, 7:30 p.m. Rev. Lloyd Archer. Minister.

FREE CHURCH of Scotland. Services, June 24. Summerside, 11 a.m. Argyle Shore. 3 INTI- Cape Traverse, -3, p.m.. Condllcie by Rev. .l. H. Bishop. Rev. Don- ald MacKinnon, Minister.

LENNOX ISLAND - Mr. Fred W. Purser. Superintendent of the P.E..I. Indian Agency. has accepted 9 transfer to Cape Cooker Indian Agency in Southern Ontario. He will leave the Province on July 2iiti.

(PLINICS FOR lmmunizationl against polio for school children- gl'il(ICS I. 4. 5 and 6 will be heldl on Tuesday, June 26 from 10 to 11:30 at Tignlsh Rural School and from 2 to 5 p.m. at Alberton Rural.

FUNERAL AT EGMONT BAY-I The funeral of the late Eusehe Louis Gallant took place Friday morning from his late residence in Urbanville to the Egmont Bay Chum-h.for Requiem High Mass at 9 am. The funeral was large- ly attended with members of the Legion (Wellington, Summerside and Miscouche Branches). Rev. Father MacDonald officiated at the church and . rave. The P5" bearers were: Ant any Berriault, Emile Berriault. Joseph J. Gal- lant, Pacific Gallant. Cyrus A. ;

Personals

Mr. Frank Murray. Charlotte- town, is spending some time vis- iting relatives and friends in Bed- equc and vicinity.

Mr. John Douii has returned to his home in Central Bedeque after spending the winter months in On- tario.

Report All We" Aboard Raft

HALIFAX (CP) -- Three fos- bound Frenchmen were unable to report their position Friday but told Maritime amateur radio op- erators that ali was well.

Despite the optimistic "Ali's well" they said they had food for only 15 days. had caught no fish. and figured they had been pushed south by winds since Thursday. Their course had been taking them east. in an attempt to float to Europe.

Reports from Newfoundland said tho fourth member of the crew. Jose Martinez of Montreal. had been put ashore at St. John's after being taken from the raft two days ago by the federal fish- eries vessel Investigator II.

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RESERVE Wednesday, July 4. for the Paynter Picnic.

LADIES, we ,now have in stock all products of Miss Clairoli Hair preparations. Foley Drug Store.

RUMMAGE and home cooking sale, Masonic H2111. Kensington. Saturday, June 30. 3 p.m. Spon- sored Regent Chapter 0.E.S.

ALL TAXES overdue Mia's" ' School. if not paid by June 30th. will be handed, in for collection. By Order Trustees.

DR. 0. A. PHILLIPS office at Alberton will be closed from Mon- day, June 25, to W r' r' y, July 4, inclusive.

MR. AND Mrs. R. L. England. Springfield West, will be at home on Wednesday. June 27. from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9.

THE UNITED Church of Can- ada. Kensington, Sunday. June 24. Church School 9:50; morning worship ll a.m.; evening worship 7:30 pm. Summerfield: Morning service 9:30 a.m.. Sunday School following. Evening 7:30 p.m. W. M. S. service with missionary films. Rev. Lewis M. Murray.

Fishing Tops In The Dunk River

According to Adolphus MacKin- non of Kensington, fishing in the Dunk River was never better than it "is right now and he says it certainly has never been better for at least two or three years.

Mr. MacKinnon landed a 4 lb.. 1 oz. trout on Wednesday evening and a three lb., 2 oz. beauty the following night, using two hooks and two silver spinners on both occasions. According to this en- thusiastic fisherman, he doesn't even bother to count the one and two pound fish he catches as there are plenty of big ones waiting in the Dunk.

Deuih Ar 94 of Montrose Man

Mr. Benjamin Dawson. ninety- four year old resident of Montrose. passed away in the Western Hos- pital Thursday evening as the re- sult of a fractured hip sustained the previous day.

Mr. Dawson, who was born in Tignish. spent many years of his life in the state of Maine. Since

B.A., B.D., Minister.

retirement he has lived at the

Acadia Professor Addresses East Prince Ministerial Ass'n

Oh TuesdSy,'June 19. the East Prince Ministerial Association met in the hall of the Bedeque United Church. The day long meeting was in the nature of a retreat for min- isters while the evening session was a public service. This was the first gathering of the kind held by the association and proved to lbe highly successful and rewarrh ng.

Clergy in attendance were the Rev. E.II. Bean. L.D. Archer, Keith Hobson, L.M.Murray. G.A. Cowper-Smith, C.D. Matheson, Donald MacI(ay. C.A. Britten. E. Barass. Alex MacKay;xJ.K. Camp- bell, J.W. Howe, W.0. Weale, R.H. Baxter. George Somers and SH. Haslam.

Under the chairmanship of the Rev. E.H. Bean the visiting lectur- er was" introduced. He was Rev. F.S. Fitzsimmonds. B.A., B.D.M. Th.. Professor of Biblical litera- ture at Acadia Unversity. In the morning Mr. Fltzsimmonds gave a thought provoking study on "The Sacrements in Worship". "All of life should be a sacrament. he said. The sacraments bring us back to that ideal in that they are sets of witness to one's union with Christ and one's loyalty to Christ, The sacrament is an outward thing. a confirmation of the inward reality."

The theme of the afternoon ses- sion was "The place of the Holy Spirit in the life of the Church." "We try to live hack in the time of Jesus," he said. "but in truth it is the Holy Spirit that makes makes manifest the life and work of Jesus in our Midst." There were four things that the disciples found through the coming of the Holy Spirit a new courage. a new 'ellnwship, I new power and s new character. The fruits of the spdliit are the virtues of Christ." E NING SERVICE

The evening service of wor- ship was led by the president Rev. E.H. been with the lesson being read b Rev. R.AI. Baxter who also offers prayer. The Bedequo Uni- ted Church choir sang the anthem "Bless thou the Lord. 0 my soul." Taking his text from Exodus 2!: 17-81. Prof. Fitulmmonds pointed out that the ultimate goal and pin- pose of man's redemption is to bring him into conformity with the image of God's Son. God drives out the enemy from within man but man also cooperates. No pro- gress can be made in Christian life unless man mslres the effort. but

all effort is vain unless the Grace of God is in man's heart. "It is not I but Christ living in me." "So it is that the things that we find so difficult to understand and bear are in the providence of God ful- filling his will."

FAREWELL

During the proceedings of the day the preside..t. Mr. Bean noted the fact that before the associa- tion meets again, three of the members will have left to assume pastorates elsewhere. Rev. J.K. Campbell is leaving for Milltown. N.B., Rev. R.H. Baxter goes to Waweig. N.B. and a little later in the summer Rev. C.D. Mathe- son will take up his new work in Toronto. To all three, Mr. Bean expressed the appreciation of the group for their interest and con- tribution io the fellowship and wished them God's blessing and success in their new places of work.

All felt that the day was a worth- while experienced not only for those in attendance but through them to those whom they minister.

AT HOME

Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. England. Springfield West, will be at home to their relatives and friends on the occasion of their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Wednesday. June 27th from 3-5 p.m. and 8-10 p.m.

BABY CHICKS

JUNE IS SLIPPING BY.

How about your chick order. All the popular breeds; good layers; heavy breeds. All R.O.P. sired.

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The auditorium at the new High School at Kensington was filled to capacity last evening for the first graduation exercises to be held in this new building complet- ed last year.

Mr. Austin Pendergast was chairman of the program. A re- port on the year's work was giv- en by the principal. Mr. Thomas

home of his nephew, Mr. Dawson Quiizley, Montrose.

The only surviving relatives are nieces and nephews. Besides Mr. Quiglcy they include Misses Edith and Ida Quigley in Worcester. Mass. Messrs. Fred Dawson of Tignish. Harry Dawson of Bos- ton and Stanfield Dawson who is presently visiting in Tlgnish. and Mrs. William McLeod of Tignish.

The funeral will be from the home of Mr. Quigley Sunday aft- ernoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Woodlawn Cemetery, Alber-

n.

Deny Move To Gain Control Of Standard Moiors

TORONTO (CP) Massey- Harris-Ferguson, Ltd.. said Fri- day the company is in no way involved in an attempt to gain control of Standard Motors. Brit- ish automobile and tractor manu- facturers.

A spokesman for Al Thorn- brongh, executive vice-president of the big farm-implement manu- facturing firm. said any deal con nected with Standard "has noth- ing to do with us."

Graduation Ceremonies Held At Kensington Last Evening

Hall. Presentation of prizes and and diplomas was made by Mr. Roy MacArthur. The valedlctory was read by Miss Barbara Ruth Brown. A piano duet was present- ed by the Misses Margaret Mur- ray and Margaret Walker.

A talk by Mr. Norman Macdon- ald, English teacher at Summer- slde High School and former prin- clpal of Kensington High, preced- ed the address to the graduates by Mr. Malcolm MacI(enzie, as- sistant director of education for Prince Edward Island.

BIG PRODUCER

SASKATOON (CP) - Saskatch- ewan led all other provinces and territories in Muskrat production in Canada last year with trappcrs petting 1.951.800 animals. a pro- vincial record. Harold Read. north- ern game supcrvisor here. said the pelts brought 32,127,462.

"OUR MISS

Another company official said the company "knows nothing about any such deal."

Massey - llarris - Ferguson has been mentioned among firms thought to be responsible for pur- chase of .E1.000.000 worth of Stan- dard ordinary stock during the last five months.

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TONIGHT (Saturday! 7 -and 9:25 BIG DOUBLE BILL ATTRACTION

Starring EVE ARDEN She's Funnier than ever on the screen.

Irishtown Hall Is Scene OI W.I. District Convention

The twenty-ninth annual Dis- trict Conven ion of Malpeque. Bal- tic, Hsmiiton. Dnrnley, Sea View. Spring Valley. Ciermont, and In- dian River Women's Institute was held in Irlshtown Hall on Mon- day afternoon. The President, Mrs. Gordon Cousins thanked the large gathering for turning out on such an unpleasant day and opened the convention by singing the Ode and repeating the Creed.

The address of welcome was

' given by Mrs. Bruce Riley. Bal-

tic. and responded to by Mrs. Neil Simpson. arnilton. Roll call of the various Institutes and reports of the year's work were given by each lsecretary.

Malpeque then conducted a sing-song with Mrs. Frank Mac- Nutt as leader and Mrs. Dougald MacNutt as pianist.

Mrs. Julian Herring was guest speaker for the afternoon meet- ing and was much enjoyed by all present. She introduced two young ladies who are assisting the su- pervisor for the summer months -Miss Jessie Bingham. " mer- side. a' Home Economic Student at Mt. Allison; and Miss Virginia Matheson of Dundas, student at Acadia. These two young ladies gave a wonderful deI'IIOIISLI'di.iOI1 on "Aprons."

Fun and Nonsense by Clermont W.I.. took the form of a Clothes Hanging Contest with two teams with Mrs. Wyman Clark and Mrs. Bruce Riley as captains. testing their speed of putting out and tak-

JET BUZZER BRIDGE

MACKINAW CITY, Mich. (AP) An unidentified jet plane Thurs. day zoomed beneath catwalks of the Straits of Macl.' ac bridge. now under construction. then climbed and disappeared to the north, heading toward Canada. US. air force spokesmen said the plane was not based at Kinross and Aloena in northern Michigan. Catwalks for the five-mile bridge are some 400 feet above water.

ATTENTION SPORTSMEN

The monthly meeting of the West Prince Branch of the P. E. I. Fish & Game Association will be held in the Alberton Legion Hall Tuesday, June 26. at 8:30 P.M. :

FRANK WEEKS. Secretary.

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log in a wash. Mrs. Riley's team won.

Some discussion then followed regards to scholarship fund, enloyed a delicious supper which was Dre:-bred by the Irish- town Women's Institute.

The evening meeting op J by singing "0 Canada" foil .; by la humorous reading by Mrs. wu. 1arnC. Donald; duet "Star of the T wihght, hy.Miss Ina Phillips and Mrs. Neil Simpson.

A well acted. one-act play was presented. "A Good Girl in the Kit- eheri." by Clermont W.I.; duet by Sylvia and Georgia Murphy; vocal 5010, "Moi-king Bird," by Mildred Thompson.

The guest speaker, Mr. K. A. Parker. Superintendent of Char- lottetown School was then intro- duced. Ilc spoke of the teacher SIIONZIEC and of the few student who are taking the Normal Train- IRE Courses. A hearty Vote of thanks was extended to Mr. Par- ker for his interesting and infor- mative arirlress. The meeting clos- fgerlgypyslnzing ”The National An-

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First Aid Class is Concluded At Bloomfield

The Campbellton and I-Iowlan First Aid Classes completed their courses at the Bloomfield Hall, Wednesday evening. June 13. Tests in bandsging. splinting and arti- ficiai respiration were conducted by Mrs. Harry Cudmore. director of First Aid for Prince Edward Island Division of the Canadian Red Cross Society.

Durin the past two months Mrs. Velda ells. Alberton, who is a qualified First Aid Instructor in- structed these classes in the How- Ian and Campbellton Schools.

Mrs. Cudmore complimented the two classes on the excellent qual- ity of their written and prat-:it-al work. and Mrs. Wells on her out- standing teat-iiing ability. Mrs. Cudmore assisted by Mrs wells presented certificates. cards and pins to the tliiriy-iiii'cc members of both classes and iiiglilv crim-

mendcd hotii ('IiiS.sDS on the fact. that all mcinlicizs rout-in-ti certi-' ficates. She spoke briefly on thel

value of First Aid training and - work done by Red Cross. V

Mrs. Wells was then presen --I" with beautiful gifts of silver from each class. A delicious lunch served by the ladies of both class- es brought a busy evening to its close.

The 13 members of Campbelltol , class are as follows: ' Mrs. Eldridge Cousins, Mrs. Thane Cousins. Miss Joan Doyle Mrs. Myrtle Doyle, Mr. Floyd Luttreli. Mrs. Lorraine Liittrell.

llionaghan. Mrs. Gerald Murphy. , Miss Doris Reed, Miss Ruth Reed. I Mrs. Calvin Ramsay. Mrs. Lorne

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The 20 members Class are as follows:

Arscnaiilt. Mrs. Fred Arsenauit, Mr. Alfred Arsenauii. Mrs. llazel Carruthers, Miss Pauline Finnan. - Mrs. Robert Gallant. Mrs. Henry Gallant, Mrs. Donald Platts. liiissl - Frances Arsenault, fiir-;. Bertha." Arsenault. Mrs. Jannet Arsennult,, I" Mrs. Bert Arscnault. Yiirs. l-lcrne Carruthers. Miss Lorraiiiv Gallant. J Mr. Ernest Gallant. .'iiv-- Frank Gallant. Mrs. Frances Platte, Mr. Jean Webb, Mrs. Jcrnnic G-illant.

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Legion Monthly Meeting

Summerslde Brunch Canadian Legion Monthly Meeting will be held in the Home at 7:30 PM. Monday. June 25th.

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