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     Aiberton Scouts Complete 5l'il3'lGl0 R C A F. Station Exceeds TYM "HOV Tmhrv M” 31-"55'1'l" GM!” 50- 11 
     
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     Tests For First Class  .eiil"m.-......l,.. Bloo Donor iective  ii;-Hr no more In Memoriam p..,i..s;.,,.,i cud, 
     
     home of their in M, .1 . . Mu 'T'MTMTT'-M-”"-T . 
     
     , teams of Scouts from the located their camp on the up , Daren . . In ,4). down I-eugtgfed at the 1i'.sgt MIt.Aulay. The latter madel mu 3 bu Mm . h .AnCBll: GAl.LAN'I' , 
     
     M Boy SW" Tm" '""'” "M '”l' " "” "W" 3"” M" A” El 03"” and Cross blood cllnlc held at ill! will doullon It W""dHN'I Ittendin "Mt.'Aiurl.ir"anli oil” a Ch rt cl 
     
    

    
     Wm" ad their final test: team. after making their camp; um um W” "I n M f I II! The community of Piusville and C 97. 
     
    

    
     my com?” mm .. plenum not me”. u m ; Mr. and Mrs. John McKenna the R.C.A.F. Station Sumrneralde c C W 5 E '5'" Margaret Milligan who was sttepd- surrounding -iiauiun Were greatly 
     
    

    
     not 1"; "gs? 3:. mom, men. mu um km in 9 W: of Detroit. Michigan were viritorl yerterday to top their ohiectlve :ill)lirtsacrt!I(ngth?cll:(l)'AtIl'Ie Anllienly tiii M Eli" schZ"' 1" S"'",'.",'”””' "d”""ed '”V”" d""' 1" ”" Wu” Accwnlanh l 
     
    

    
     c I la: week Wm, M,..' d M p . i - ' - - are vacatcuiinz at t home era Ho pital. Albet . f M . '1'. Earth lllclr '.' 
     
    

    
     mile to make '”""u" M iii.” mniimmcmm mm" M 5- Mclienna and M: andnmril "' W T" "' "l'"-' W” My ""”""'”"" llm" W” '"”"3' of their parents. Mr. and Mn. Archie sorllnnt, on l-Vltlarirchoill f;l- -aaadlan Bank at c.3......... i . 
     
     Mid the Scout Jarnlioreetai Mgirzlu wllasm established by Funk Mcxennl The, "9 Spend; members of the !teC.A.F.. another ed. every five minutes during 3",,” Mung”. lowing ; me! illness, . mum!"  
     
     m,,,.on-The-Lake in . Dew”. "wave" .uu be t in: the summer L at Mm ten were wives of R.C.A.F.. per- the three hours of 1hr clinic. . y The deceased. the former Jame hmmeuue, REL mu. 1 '. 
     
    

    
     mute Benny ll! Ill an night undmurbd ya s,p!en Mcxemrl pnernuhome in Rich. sonnel resident in Slemon Park Members of the R.C.A.F. acted A number of men are busily Gallant, yr” imm in Rumco on if 
     
    

    
     iiiired forth in relny wet brew”. we muowm Ill mgr mood, uni gevgfgl were clvflinn work. an assistants to the mobile team engaged surveying the Northam July 15. 1379. daughte of the late W. Albert Roberlloll ' 
     
    

    
     ... s,i.n-day inomina e mi mu . Wm an :10 til) era on the station. in I very competent manner. Rang prior tolliistallms electricity Stephen Gallant and Mary Doiron. r. ill. 1. MUTUAL BIHLDINC in. 
     
    

    
     I um tanfd  dmm tl5'"l'ho. t mum” by an w::.r.s;;l&l. M:-is3.mwelritoi:h Rennie d'i'h:h cllinl: whga I;l'gIIlIiltZG(dR.v)- Wilt” Scgrgmkiiggdeupapodtlfihsrrlgtlei gm e area 0 ortham and Port inilciivbipomi sh, mtgveddio iii". qpnyuig .i wufp gum t 
     
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     nil after an extended hike Scouim-liar and Mr. James My- of Mr. and Mrs. Leigh hlacriem E. ii. chi-lstmu. not established by the R.C.A.F, stn- out 2. 1904 married Archie Gal- DIAL l-. o. sol 
     
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     wmlouilfrodeli-lck followed direc- boat across Cascumpec Bay to and Miss Vicki of " - n. E ' I family. friends and IlEilllllJ0lll'l- Ill 3' E Ems 0 son .  
     
     with a map prepared by their homes in Albcrtbn. span: ltlhemvlctorir holiday week- SM.-. .4351... wwaiirera Sytltl)l'2y.22Nd the icommunity her neighbouriy , g Fm -93” E cs"""” ' i ii ' 
     
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      W" W" "'1 .. .::.:.'..l. :.”::”.?....:'..'i::':”e  ”" " ”'”" M" 300 More Blood Donors ....  .... .. ....   ':i.:li..i”i. it '..1?5l? -ee-ee-''1'r, : i 
     
     ”' E5. cm, "M if: "mi iii” "(a I in A Mr and Mrs Ralph ll d s ' ' ' Miss Lucy Nisbel Charlottetown :fs'u.fhEp.,:,:”,, 'Cad,f,”,'-l""3',flebf" OPl0m9l"Wl' 3 " l 
     
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     'lIilNl'l'V MD shin f,y"(:oI::&l:,1e SE: Hfmlrg: merslde. were guests over the    e  1- ll! Shpendlllfl som;4tlmedaiMllie Rm: receiving the last sacred rites be 3'  Ea';l:g”' -? 
     
     .TrlniLv Ladles' Social Club or me Mberton detachment of an week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob . V :1 y bar Pi!l'9lll!- I'- all rl- 05- lore her death. P5 358;, . 
     
     ' the Church parlor for RCM p u the I.” S 0 t t. llIl'dY- -Resident of Summeraide and of Red Cross clinics at St. Mary. is l.. There are left ut mourn the loss 
     
     ml in weekly meeting on ' ' ' ' c u m” lcinity last night provided 75 Hall. .of a good wife and mother. her H565)" TREATRE Bi-36' 
     
     V Mrs. Alfred Colwell is visiting imrhanri, on. daughter and iiveilummez St. Somme 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Cannon. president presided at the procedme of "Wm": ladders. on E3333. r They nl;:;lottIeet:rv;p; the objective for the first night ggemniiilglenesraslitzlelhali lhne o Rl:lasDg(lrl1at)!l: W.  Ganam: Edward. Fwd. Jmmi 3. pi. Hunter, 3.0. it I . 
     
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     . me. Let Us Sing of I Won- mm! on highway safety. t a ' 
     
     Ill l-W9” mlnwed by ”p'"' 8 am" (or Mun tnmng B.s.b." ... '".f me numb" mending were "W Rear Adm. Arleigli A Burke. Iamilv. Mvincton. N. B.. were vis- titer Joseph of Piusville also sur- 
     
     iurlnlilllsll" ii" Cmd "d L”"”' Mrs. w. 3. Wallace. Principal By -riirl: CANADIAN PRESS ',lf,'3:;”'p,32,?:yw,:,',' h;i,'f'fm:,':: has been named by President hing"-at the homigzol Mr. .lamesi.t.,..,... ' i . A. Ranygllolltl Grant, . 
     
     er. ' fElrndl '11" h tob .chit tDymntonMay. Thl lldadi l l -c-- -- 
     
    

    
     Yrliilll "ll was iesponded to by   ll" Slllllsllll-3;  lli)l!'le.ofgullel:'. N."ol.1WLtl.n.Pct. GBL ported bemrl . - U35? mshl Opeelltlzllliliirls. 1-lee su: e llleld 'onarSgli!nilaa)'l2nrnin;lleAilI'l.lv? 2" wit" 59”" 3'"n-m"d& 
     
     somemhell and W9 V”"'”" We" and Mrs. A. D. O'Brien. ' Brooklyn 32 10 .7tl1- migegg dl;V;::cu"ou::fdr:”f'hma:'Ve5 ceeds Adm. Robert B. Carney. The Sacramento! die Lords Sup-ito st. Anthony's church, isinnm. Above Maurice Milh Men's Wed 
     
    

    
     resent 1' it P'"5'"3 '” "in MRS. ANNIE MARTIN Chicago 27 17 .614 ii In n ma . t I t' ' . if? who was ruled out of considerar per was observed in the Presby- field. where a short funeral serv- PHONE 8530 
     
     that some. member! till." biiclk "9 The sincere sympathy or a host New York 23 21 .5z31o chm: emmfocr: feadilfgi thglgwag tion lnr another term hy his age. terian Church on Sunday afternoon. ice was conducted by her pastor. -m----mmr-mm , 
     
     pr 3 soiourn to 0 0? Daiceesd . The death occurred at her home of friends is extended to the her- Milwaukee 21 22 .488 1155 with '15 donors md Lot 16 was Fifty-eight-year-nlri Burke. seen”M8Y 22. when Miss Judy Miller Rev. M. J. Rooney and Requiem PHYSlCl . 
     
     llenibers have been entcrtan in Mt. Tryon on March 30, of Mrs. caved widow and family of the St. Louis 18 22 .450 18 E Second 1369' wuh 10 H3 don above. known to the navy as "3l- a member of the Church. High Mass was celebrated the iol- I L 
     
     ll some meetings by reports of Annie Martin, widow of the late late Mr. Keir Campbell whose Cincinnati 18 B .439 1355 0" we” llrlom summelgld ' Knot." now commands the At- l0Wlflg m0i”lllII8- y Phoyo I, her: 
     
     My visit: The meeting continued Archhald Martin in her 94th year. death occurred so suddenly at his Philadelphia 18 24 .429 14 The ladies of m Slim;-1 id iantic pieei Destroyer pom.” Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hayes. The pallbearers were. Messrs. 9 3P H z 
     
     ,1", the reading of the minutes Despite her age she was up around home on May 17. Mr. Campbell Pittsburgh 12 so .286 30 Red cm" in n h ed M! 9 -f..?.. Alherion. were visitors to Tyne Fred Arsenault. Anthony Gallant. -mm REA1) grpumo -' H. 
     
     mi the iinanclal report Was and took I great interest in every- was well and favourably known Monday's Realllta u f th asc an irccpresein al; (C,,,mm,ed fn-"in Mg, 9 Valley on May 12. John T. Gallant, Norbert Corcoran, D. W. SEARS  
     
    

    
     can by Mrs, Harold MacLen- thing going on in the home until as a highly respected cltlgen and Pittsburgh 4.3 Brooklyn 8-! S;l::o'0 Red! e1;ll:9T5r Sldlld Kl mm:-T-j-T M d M I M 'K d lseol Gallant and Joseph L. Gal.  .. 
     
     lisp. This report showed that sev- tlirrce daystbeaore hetrhdeath. which his place in the community will Philadelphia 5-3 New York 6-41 fmem hel en '3” ll"? e bel- D p .ti daurhligi: sl'alI.,dIYl3!I ni:;magd anm aih. h V U 1'' Dry Hnhprt M,wNem'&D' i 
     
     ti-al bills have been paid in con- 5 e was src on w pneumon I. be hard to fill. Milwaukee 7-B Cincinnati 6- I D e mo ic e rol 5 S g H." d C. Br w I G Howlers-Aolagi-ers Cllllirf. Mi; in physician 7 Surge” .5. S 
     
     mm" Wm, work don, on the Left to mourn are one daughter Chicago 7-4 St. Irouis 5-3 eam. y do '3” in cumbinu from "mm m upriagrdi an k aisle de ti ow; ma a1:l.rd Ciln in :n. C I? Vl'i1 wit" sued” summcnm. ,  
     
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     "mg nmsmndingy Mrl Walsh re, son ac ore, e eq 12,- . e peope 0 yls communiy ear Piiisbuig '3 we yn quir a e c . session h S - . V .. ..., .-.........M. .. 
     
    

    
     1 m employed at Beach Grove. Milton. of the death in Charlottetown on rulladelphla at New York (N) of the Summerslde clinic tonight and Mrs. R080 MICKIY. orlns Edgar Blanchard. Raymond Gal 
     
    

    
     l”"a.f"r mi buyll;E'is(;,0'Ti':ch:; at home. Also surviving are one Saturday. May 21 of the late Wil- Wednesday's Game! in order to meet the objective: MUELLER Sl-UMP5 Hill, who will spend a few days laiit. and Norman Blanchard. . , 
     
     lb" lllshcs, ob lap d d" sister. Mrs. William Waddell. elev-iliam Burns. an aged and respect- Chicago at Philadelphia (N) ,5 g visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ivnn The numerous Mass cards. spir- - 
     
     '"Ppl”5.h”le ee" 9' ere en grandchildren. and one great ed citizen of St. Lawrence. His Cincinnati at New York -..,.... .. .--... Speedy Richie Asllbilrrl 0' llle MacKay. iiual bouquets. floral tributes and 
     
    

    
     Th” Smk 3” vlsmilg Cllmmw grandchild. funeral on Monday was largely at- lullwaukee at Brooklyn (Ni . Pll'l8delPlll3 Plllli Weilt 01' I ' messages of S.VmD8llly lestllletl 10 
     
     Ettand figgfi g;:l"l'”rf)':de'”tf,”:'l:;': The funeral was held April 1 at tended and took place at Mimlni-lst. Louis at Pittsburgh out In Mernonarn brilliant hitting spree last week Mr. agdwllirs. igaul Mngcksz nsjd the esteem in which the deceased 
     
    

    
     ' ml 5 Presbyterian Church. Tryon. Serv- gash United Church. American League at overtake the New York Giants' Mr. an rs. on tic no . was held.  . 
     
     Iltmlle” lmd may had be" mi l wa onducted by Rev. llr. W L Pot. GBL M115. FRANK 511,”; Don Mueller in llr, National Len. Summersirde. were visitors at the ' i ;. ' 
     
     iilembeled with "l'd5- mm 3'”, Bclliiklcslfymns sling were: v'"'ll.C Mr. and Mrs. Hampton !iorne..New York 30 13 .698 - g gue hitting de:b)'. Ashburn. home of Mrs. Charles Newcombe  .. V i 
     
     ilowers A cash donation from vn---  ' Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Horne and Cleveland 26 l5 -634 3 -On the evemns of May 12th. third a week ago. had 16 hits in on May 3. ar 0 an 5 ha . 
     
     llrs. Colsh was gratefully lfi-'lm0W' Friend We Have in Jesus," aad ihlldren. and Mrs. Hazel Cameron. Chicago 25 16 .610 41 1955 one of the oldest and must lie- 35 at bats to lift his average 2'! M G t d I R N Y k, "R 
     
     lsligteliier lg cloliiteinllzalrleeiilrilgls fl); Alilallligarerls lw;i'e' .ll- l:lIaoy'tollillalcilIym221lstlima1iiIdev;lell':e gllesgulll 3:33: 3 35  1:15 iivgiisrsiiiditiuhg El.::ll:lR!lYeeV:aLl:3l "”,l.'f,',5ei,:),  Ed in ewnd race is all-:lldll1e:;l:n1'e tilfielat Ellie hglllle The family oi -the late Mrs. Today 3:30. - 7115 - 911S i  VW... 
     
     ulolller two weeks. in view 0! bur waddell, John Waddel. iroan Mr.' and Mrs. Maxwell Cameron. Washington 17 24 .415 12 Ailing in health for several months with .351 3,,,f,.'.i,,,.,5 Roy Earn, of her parents. Mr. and Mrs Ed-psilxinllolte g:ll;l:on"(V:V3hD:i islifgk  Matinee D06 and 250 . 
     
     the fact that the club is Caiefllll Waddell. Earl MacDonald. Leslie They were happy to see their Kansas City 16 25 .390 1:. prior to her death. Mrs. Frank Gil- panella jumped from fifth to mlmd Mllillllll tie" alnd 5'!” M in westem'H0b Evening 60c and 506 
     
     to the it. P. S. closing banquiet MacDonald IndlfIl!5:)ldPMI(!bD(tln1-Bllllll; di:1ugl:lteli;. Mtlss tGloi;lg fcamcirlori. Baltimoriew M '14 Refill! M3181 2 ll?; wifedof the dilate Fratnk Gillis. third 3, R-Mop The Dndge”. callchy Mr Hugh Stewart. Summemdc. NIL ndghbmm and friends who . H W  ), 
     
     on June 14th. The members in griterrrllienc wast e res ye nil) wah lush rial irirn d rom ya- u 1 d L;-oayhaica 0 1.5 w 0 pr Hecease .er h on years erlwem Hm-.21, falling 01; um, went a few dun recently vimingmem Ma” Cardsp Flnwerl and 
     
     ilicsted their willingness to reman urc eme ery. . ax. "ere sle la un ergonc  Keve ancx M Desmm 64 ago. izgsstn away in er ell y- points, I I -a' me home of his daugmen Mun... sage; of 0, my during the". 
     
     I” (harness m we more ' Etloiia is smlhlfliisxng tgtlzoldeprllercoveiray Ncaaililzsalsforltwtlz Washington 3-4 miller:  was a lifelong and Rookg gm vlrldglnfal the std Preston Grlgg and Mr. Grigg. T9991" Nd b"93V9"'9"lv 
     
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     rived to photograph the group. The Martin mm"), wish to thank pany her parents to Elmsdale on Baltimore at Cleveland (N) homey friend and stranger were schngndien; pki-dded from mum, win. is relleviill MP3. Wald" Milcii .5RoYAL9! . 
     
     The meeting closed with me Mug an who hdped In Anyway and it!lIt;:1'd;ay.L;vhenH GllDr(l:a'g grand- B l W:C(g:1Bimlz'gn?,amEi equaily'wclcor.ne. By her good ex- to mm at  at result of a It gt;ug.alrl”:tdtIl;e'yStewsrt Memoria ! R I. 
     
     p.hllBenedicnon' amredvhlfh  "lam wmlhuln llllmlfh Itlmbekuextrl turnedrlto  holirzti. amen” '5 Ngiioillillilk at Kgnsas City (2Nl ll;nnll,ille)'lnbllmlls9lll?8"lll8tll!l1ll)g ll(1:;ltl:l)lll? pom dlpl - - l BOBDEN I ' 3 
     
     gfgmniltigzl i,lvecri'...-Ea.” y e Ziegmpa Y H er 3. ml 6 . W-!5llll'lEl-Oil Bl Del-Wll her spiritual zeal and her lender AG". Zenllsel 0' H1911” '5 "'95 1'” C"”g"l"ml”wmf" ”l'en:el:,.:"iMon.-Tues. 3.30 PM. - "MY PAL i 
     
    

    
     ' ' Miss Joan McKenna returned tolnnitlniore at Cleveland (N) kindness toward 811' she Wu my merlcan pague omc run su- Miss Dorothy er on so g'GU3... Richard widmarky Joann, 
     
     Halifax. on Monday after I pleas- international League deed an inspiration (Or everyone plemacy with 12. while Yogi passed her exams in the Priaceinm and Audrey Toner. Ind me p 
     
     0 ant weekend spent at the home, W L Pct GEL and the model H exceuence of Berra of the Yanks'ia the runs of Wales College. Charlottetown.iKid with the fog Mm Voice. V 
     
     - 4 674 9 it o I d th 3-. Cl sh nwvacatlnning atlha home . 
     
     ”' 1"" P""'l'- Ml" ml M” 3- l0l0'"0 ”" i '35,, '.,. every Christian wife and mother. ll.” 9 .”' ed" f” V" k. M  leh" 0 I M M, W! M” Rt, George Winslow. Also Serial and .-, 
     
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     -Mr. Billy MICK” 01 5llm- -053 C3943 llllllllel llbr Havana 23 Z)  :0” mass cards on the occasion of her and Dlil” Smd” "I the DW39" 
     
     nerslde, and Gordon Constable loading at Carleton today. John (co nu .d 1' .) Rvlclimond 13 22; -419 H deaih hemkened the high esteem heads the RBI department with a:--1-g-1:: 
     
     it My. Abeswelt. have returned Myers. " " '"” "'3' Columlm lg ,A 2.35 1, in which she was held in the minds ' Albgrfon ..cAMEo99 
     
     sitar spending I let" day! in A . . 5V”""” 11 3; "M p; and earth of friends. neighbors; r-"”"'”'" 
     
     llava scotia. 8 '4 M oPENmG' Tnvele”  I Bmm” .l ' i and cquainianceii. i C it K an arrival on 
     
    

    
     N" 90"!"-'7 Cl"5- T'"'"d”'- '22 mg M""d”' ”'"'” she was born of a family which or un. cores M"” 9” ' u it "”'5mG"" 
     
    

    
     -LOBSTER SUPPER in Mal- to Jackie Doyle's Jamboree Band. Montreal 5-3 Rochester N .. h . 1. I d i i it 1 Saturday from New Y0! l0 ID?" . - y I p 
     
     paqua Hall. Wednesday. June lat. ,, ,. "Om l0l1Tu'l Flaw Pllllldelllhla T”"""” 7'0 Buffalo H ll'l:!Bl;.mTl'l1l238re0lgl1::l!?SlleF:pS:r:'l:d   mm. mm mm her p"emsAlM;: gllmlWTtl7ll:lwe:GClIl,le:?Plll.N0l:.. '2'; l 
     
     starting at no p. III. Standard '45: A 30! Nlmeil 3ll9llll made it eight out of 10 against Columbus 2-1 Syracuse 4-4 God in the religious order 0L the P . and Mn. W. C- LIWIOIL be St0 d dYT. B K M b k b 
     
    

    
     tum. Sponsor 4 by xatr Memo.-. by Sumnicraidc Baptilt Pllyerl New York, coming back to win 3-1 Havana 5-: Richmond 64 S” p , Ch 1 : 5” D1 . '. ion. In If "M. Jgilg Igwnl; m 
     
    

    
     H P"'by'”h" Church ' ll'ay(klllI?ll:l llitedequ. nan. wean". gnarl-eruilal tliwntwmu  slim me S racuasT::'gillf:loG?N1ie. illlsllerslsller Mtligylgnastieiixh. l30l.)lllmI)al Fe  0'15 Mr and Mrs. George Ramsay.i'lll(llghMlN(lgllisttechn&gl:il? star-   Z 
     
    

    
     -Mo1'il.s .. Now is the time ' M . Cblumbua at Montreal (N) "hm" "9 deceased 5"”. Sister 5TELLART0N- Ne 5 lCPi- Albel-'lOll were visitors to Char-lring Clark Gable. Vivian Leigh. 
     
    

    
     5 protect your garments. Get MERE: cmmcu '-ll 5C01lgl1il I-l'l'l'LE CHANGE i wednepda 'a Games Gertrude L90 0f Jersey City. NJ. Sammy Fortune of Montreal scored louetowl; during 9,. weekend. poiivia no Havillaritl Full length  . '5 
     
    

    
     hm; mumugd M. on ye". services. June 5th. Summe ......n. TM A Toronto at Havana She leaves to mourn six sons. 3 technical knockout over Percy unchanged. Ntvhank drawing lhll  l 
     
    

    
     A" um. My good um M mu-11 pm. 13,31; opp. 11-Wu-pg merlcan League showed Rmhutu. n Richmond one daughter and one adopted son. Paris of Halifax Monday 36 sec: M". Thoma, pegiojir. char. week. Admission for lllll show  M '4” ncwniw 
     
    

    
     . 3 . D 5 hi 1 3..., w little change as the top three con- Rev. Urban. P.P.. Vernon River: onds before the bell ended the sec- ,  . 
     
     9-m - 9 E 9 9-mu - m' . 5 use It Bulfllo I weekend uest 600 and 400 
     
     "E l"”'”'i m'" D" s"”" R MacKIy ml ' t i ” unlit ” t J - with ,.V'''"'. ,, Monimi Dr. Edwin Westfield Msss' Dr ond round of their cheduled 10- ";"g""''''' "T M and Mr,” W 
     
     i ' ' ' ' " ' 0 er paren s. r. - 
     
    

    
     ,,,coMl a, nu 6.0," 3.", Kansas City taking a pair from John. also of Westfleld; Leonard round encounter. C Llwson Alberto". 
     
    

    
     lonsington. no Trinity Playqers Detroit M and 54. . M Lexington. Mass.: Angus and Wil- Fortune tipped the scales at I40 ' ' 
     
    

    
     mm mm 0. arm Glbmm P ' frhe New York Yankees maln- Hywggg lard on the homestead; Linda. and Paris weighed in at I42. it was Mr and M" Mam" Lodu 
     
    

    
     Wtdoesday. June lat. 8.!) p. in. 8l'SOI'Ia S tatned their three-game advantage . Newton. Mass.; and Father the Montreal boxers second win in B d- a guest! on Sunday - 
     
    

    
      no swim in no . t.:V::.E::":.1:"i'.:::..i:';r.ll'::'::ii:i.: Boxing Chdmr W il'.';'?.-swish: ”.i.'”.' 2lfF..E:3”:...m.......  ..".i.".- :2". ....  ........... r.n...m  7 . 9:15 
     
    

    
     "”"'"c" W" A' -M'' ”"l M"' 3"” 3'""””'v 0 per 3-2 in lo lnnln . The in. i " ' ' 0 nm el 145 of st llarion Alherinm Their m0'h0i'- M"- W” Wednesday - 3130-7-9215 
     
    

    
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     ANSWER the challenge of B.d'qu.' W." '”k'"'d Vmw" dl,a.lls after spraying quit hits for DCfeuh5 GP lil;tl:plle.i)'hlIae:l..eii:lii"yf Elli lwllt Ectliidcali illlaiillmouii decislceln over nie Lodge was a guest of Mrs. 
     
    

    
     no mood done" u aummumlwl 99 "ii" "”"l'r as easy 9-1 victory over Chicago. W l n mm town and 19 grandchildren. Vince Cooke. 154. of Amherst. L. B. Loud- 
     
    

    
     Cliulc at St. Mary's ilau. Monday gm. Am,” Lon, Cum, were shut out by Billy Pierce of TOKYO (AP)-P ordl 139:5: of The entire family comforted her 
     
    

    
     ml Tuesday Nah". M” mm Bedeqd. W" . "c.m.vm'm m the White Sox 54) in the secmd boxing chnnl1piol:l asciuaam Yuma by being present at her . , ... at " 
     
    

    
     Ind 31st. between 7 and 9 pm. Anumm vmu H ' DE game. Argentina baste eil;-:5 relarement the advent of her final illness and  
     
    

    
     aylight Tlrne Iliad I and 10 ' ' ' ; vig:;ux.no;:k,.nt:.  3150.. 5”. lswhg::l.ydnli:l:m:n rig. onegided was also pi-eggnt 31 the funeral neon nun-an can use aaeeoeuonco 
     
    

    
     ndsrd Time. Be a donor and gm. .1", M" 3.1 5 Lord d - I wow u I mass which was celebrated in St. I ' . . 
     
     we I mynmm your own! .0. Mid” '.". VMLI . ;::- gff with In 8-8 victory in the rounds heora . ' hd Patricks Church. Grand River on        , .  
     
     pelier and the Red Sox coming The Argentine boxer punc e Manny May lath The Solemn ., ... ... .................... 
     
     -um,E3g pun. mwud 1.. torla and Argyle shore on lunday. hack to capture the second game the sleek Japanese into I Ill!!!" Reqmen; M.” W” 'mebmted bv 
     
     linden mag. up "no or the moo D1: in. eyed wreck. Shiral was oI ll her 1, h - 
     
     dad "I. mu, son, at er Urban. assisted y . 
     
    

    
     ii'i.t.l.l"ryM l'h&iff:;"" ll"  -rim spoon rranuurton Ser- sIBll1,le,ft1Islpet::eCull::ln'1e'lIr:drol)'lile.:l'll1- guerili-Ytilnedl iii: i?333i..”.'? comm by h" '”'”l”"' ”"' ”'h” "'5'" W9 Elle D1'0i-id 0i the People Of Flmi. Pmlcei loll ' 
     
    

    
     r.....i.ii.?ni servica'cannot func- Vl” ll 101' you-so you should :lhO.ldQ:'ntl;lt'hI'l!lll.1:lIh0( the year in it was Ecru lg; gggfzffwf: :.illl.'.;hsriAtno?' hde:.:?i?i'sin M352 Plllclng lmr dl5tVl3t 1" line with at-h9":15l"lCt5   sin. 
     
    

    
     ilou properly. Answer the chal- IIIWOR it by being I donor this ll "'1 ill 0 H 0P9"9i'- W0" ll" "W" '”l'”” . nub-degcon gird F ii, ' pi porting the Matheson Government. w ere we wi i . 
     
    

    
     one by being . blood donor this mix. ygmflgncggswil sgsngtigmvgfl '1' ggnb-"1t""”d "”"l”' "'” "" Mumaghan r.e. orrrni Rliler. wli be in close contact with both the Provincial and Fed- ' a 
     
    

    
     mk-m' m"" "L -'l'0Mll'l'0 Pl-ANTI Ivlillbln the second rim: with his lot: He looked forward to a poullilv m''”' M ”"'9mi"'l"- eral Governments. We offer our sincere thanks to all N". 
     
    

    
     -sl-IT ASIDE half an hour to :4 Bngagb. Groc;al7. Bilmcentl homer in the 10th inning. bout with  Daii l:);,1:i-"in mclgxmpzgsgrfitthaet sllr:cer;i:s:m was our supporters. especially in "ms, who gavg on gen. .  
     
     l "mm as. r -' re v ., - - i - - - . A f , .. 
     
     .Bllilecli1tllDEn0l' Celllilg: Itnsotd MCI:-"l vi:llta av.allab.  nu ow. Two Eon CAMPANELM I-DSnllil:l;l'I Amel-lean manager. lDi'. M 1 y allllge)" Ml;1EaC:1el'lI. 9-P0U5ly Of their tlmei W makmi W7 campuhn such Q 7  s O 
     
     . , ed the re lra- on! not ac an. ons gnor a success. 3 . I l A 
     
      hIl:;dggmai::d'r;lle8s:lIly.t gp-trend. 1. gedequ. um vicin. Roy Campanella also walloped I  f,7,"',",,,';','T:.l:'.'f..,i.i Japanese MacKenzie. Monsignor McMahon, , I  c r , ncumcmok 
     
     ' I ' ll! I30 .301?! to learn that Mr. 9'" M mmml Th. Dodur bub boxer after the lopsided bout. and Fathers M. Monaghan. J. N. Qlzfltil. We  1 1-...............,......,,.,...,..,,,-. 
     
    
   
   
    
     llll Polrler. B. Crnken. l-I. Croken. L. 
     
     Callaghan. L. MacDonald. E. Mur-. 
     
     fay. E. Mcinnls. T. P. Butler. W. 
     
     Simpson. 5. Gallant. N. Gallant. 
     
     L. Ayers, P. F. Mscllonald. J. 
     
     Smith. J. MacLeod. J. l.eClair. J. 
     
     MacDonald. W. D. MacDonald. 
     
     and '1'. Maclellaii. And a lame 
     
    
   
   
    
     s drove in three runs with i, (log; 
     
     lit: homer to help Russ Meyer m t 0 
     
     gain his third victory In the opener 
     
     and boosted his league leading RBI 
     
     total to M with his 12th homer in 
     
     the nlghtcap. 
     
    

    
     Willie Mays smashed his lzth 
     
    
   
   
    
     7-nd 9 pin. Daylight Time and 
     
     land 10 Standard Time. 600 don- 
     
     tits desperately needed during 
     
     these two nights. Be onel 
     
    
   
   
    
     -SPECIAL sllzlwlcs A 
     
     special service was held in the 
     
     iiedequo unitad Baptist Church 
     
    
   
   
    
     S'nil'ai was bBtlel'0d 
     
     mllsheungit - champion staggered 
     
     Perez at the opening bell when the 
     
     suddenly ' H9 
     
     had forgotten his mouthlilr-1'! alld 
     
     turned to his corner to retrieve it. 
     
    
   
   
    
     FRED C. RAMSAY. 
     
     PRDSVPER A. ARSENAULT. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Lorne Sobey is I patient in the 
     
     Charlottetown Hospital. DE 
     
    
   
   
    
     -DANCI Canadian legion hall. 
     
     Kenalngton. Tuesday. May slat 
     
     from 9:00-13:00 p.m. Standard- 
     
     Tima. Lowell llueatla Orchestra. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     MONDAY and TUESDAY. MAY 30th and list 
     
     In Technicolor 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Sl""”'L Mly Nth. under the Iu.I- 1, iii, 1 Q, imin to iii. 
     
    

    
     gces of the United Baptist wo- v,:,?.,'. 'f,l1”M";,..ck',',i,,dD'.,'”,,,','; oianta tllelhllrat am'a nctlilrlygovar Yanks  w.';”" ”' ii" '”""” "ml "”'"" 500 DONORS "YEILS or BAGDAD” 
     
    

    
     "ls Miulonlry Union. Min , u, 50,, 0, M, N M" thePhlls'CurtS molu. The Phila Ti," H" A ,1 starting: Victor Mature . Marie slatnsieaaa .. 
     
    

    
     Myrtle lngersoll. field worker for f . 'D .0; cgmni nod ' got four hits off Don Llddle and   In 3mw'n”M h ""'5&”9"i H ill ";"f1  3,lm,d sh...” mm cniond 5.4". A). 
     
    

    
     iiilldsiflll "drPmp.".i.mw;m V H W ' Nut?! W” "W Pitch"! "I the niihtgzig 3 "3 J. Mactlelllhnllnglenlararslne lgihught. DES, C"'”"' 9"'l" 
     
    

    
     those as   & ll l,('llI!InlI.I.d.BIulllIlnnor.OuccIolll;Iltl It.iIl'llOd   sunk, Mum” mm Rina"  MM mandnrgnmin ll-rid," and gngurdatm D”-km” 
     
    

    
     for new recruits for both irarna rill" "ii ”"' M” c''” N in his 'tlrat Nation-1 us... vic- ”""" I --rir'Aiuir-V i 
     
    

    
     and abmld specm mu.” W" family. Victoria. were visitors on wry. up ANNIE EH1.” (Ap) - Etcrnll rest granted onto her. 0  M H mm "mm Webb 38",". smnwkk p 
     
    

    
     "mlered . :::hVM':bm' l'&""a”lB3.1d" nd George Crowe. subbing for Joe Two of America's Walker YCIIP :::',T:rd l;It.lyl'l;Il:I9r'":”.iulll3h:;;3l':I'l ' ' ' ' . 
     
     - 9 "W ' - NW Adcock at first. paced Milwaukee .c.. not. cherry and Dick ost, - SUMMERQDI .'t 
     
    

    
     TV'"""N0 PARENTS - Iin 9'3 to its double trium h lie drove in ' t vlctlms Monday in the .L"'. ...' . lk  P L ' T i' 
     
    

    
     l””' Wrlsht Providence R1. the winning run lnptlie opener and W." "Imp i th British amateur members I (ll '17:-w.llT A: r - 
     
    

    
     arrived i- ' " . -sow cm expect th th fl t ""' """' 5' 9 ” '  " .". 9"” MONDAY MAY soar . -i 
     
    

    
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     unless you make your d Pinch hitters broke up both crooner who W” me ,,i the ,..i. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     crl i th l . . ,j 
     
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     ' ' "' l"" ”"" ' side In patient in the Prince 1,. ,.,,,,.,”',',,c; mm 4,02,”, 3:; the silt hole by James Anthony first-round matches. (Daylight "W 1     V . 
     
    

    
     ll.-i:,i:""cm' ".3. -.1  mg”: frcmndunlm. triage; i,.i,,:.&h&.m,::mh. the Mllioliv (aw: lrlelIl:ndlli1l extra hole thneigtlll Mpmmh" iii:rii"ct:ll:.'er'i7mrl:: 7:00 ' 9:00 .PiM'  l 
     
     fgnv-cion' v.H. h: tune. up over t'h. wee end.-S. ll!-ll'l'l'Il ” ' mach: .3 ;ooi;gn;i;i;:t&M um ggigmfimin-id in the v -rlv l5l”",.d"d T""'” . U - 
     
    

    
     tteaded 5 M. Bob laanoa hurled I air-hitter ' ' A 
     
     """":'3lllO gin-Q Idl 7”” "W "W 5”"? ""i for his seventh Cleveland victory H , 
     
     lltwaalrg. ..m,,:u,.lAII- IC4?0mP'nl9dh7lltlIOllrlIllll1OIIIdPlOtc1woII l 
     
     hall ... Mr.IndMrI.na Sobcyandigigmmirym. .ug.l.M. p 
     
      1-'v.t."..ir 3:: 2-,..,":'.': .':.i&I."-'.':-' cam -.r.l'""'....r-..':."-'”w'”u -or N 0 T I CE MORE SPECIALS ,, .,, mo. ......” iv 
     
    

    
     God." III shows. The ' An Qx 90 M I it 
     
     hating ton en . DE Baltimu-e overcame Tad Wil- y . Px . 
     
    

    
     ip,.,:"',,.,"".ui".':  llama throrrln homer hr the out 13'' can Lnginc . "ALL 3 -v . .- 
     
    

    
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