o In 105 out I-f I24 accident: the ' ' , a 
     
     Mary M0903” elllefflllh  condition of the driver seemed toiand 'o”er-nag rec-ewed' The Com   
     
     of an Lune Thug n l'lll.lDll.y Iiriendship secretary re- 9 
     
     ,, members uuve ” her cm. A .n J be normal. In I6 cases the dl'lVel'i'poned three nnsnnni C3115. 14 
     
     n , Guild cxecevenmg  u  had been drinking. in three casesnhnme calls and 11 cards sincc Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Holmes and 
     
     we saturday ' the. driver suffered from extreme last meeting. . ifi8llXfll.El' are spending their unuzl 
     
     There were no fatal motor lllllgl-It i The program on Racial 1)..-i-pi. vacation in Kingston-Churchill. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ' i-Ivisnr for Rocky Point dis- 
     
     ” i and now a resident of Ham- 
     
     lmm (iiilario. is home for a 
     
     iiiiirl holiday renewinl l0lIlllllll- 
     
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     W. and Mrs. Ralph Rupert. 
     
    
   
   
    
     'iii town. are presently 
     
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     vehicle accidents on Prince Edward in the matter of drivin ex-. -' 4 v - 7 
     
    

    
     Island in the second quarter of Ptifience 78 out of 124 hadg been Siiiyiggnhlogisuhuugslgigeid blily lliviigi Kmgsmn Umled Chum” n' 
     
     1955. according to a report by the driving five years or more 32.Muricl Galvin. Mrs Clark Cap: their ”"""3l l" ""1 Pl'0V0d I I004 
     
     rotor Vlegicle Branch of the for one to five years; and 14 for iv.-911' inn, gneinon cndmnre M” SUCCESS- 
     
    

    
     rovlncia ecretary's Department. ess than one ear. . ' ' ' L . . . 
     
    

    
     There were, however. 32 accid- Inattention 0: the part of tflilillyiuBZ?)i?(ElEuiG:gll3:dCilt?;:3 Bill; .M'SSes hhlrley. .New""' V91” l 
     
     ents resulting in injury and 104 drivers was a contributory causeihymn 372. "All Praise to our Rg- Gre.en' Joyce Wm" return” . 
     
     accidents resulting in property of the greatest number of accidents deeming Lord", and hligpah Ben. Tmom” ””." spending their MIL 
     
     damage without injuries, I total followed by excess speed and driv- ii-iii;-lion, days at me" ham" 1” Kmnmnt 
     
     M 136 accldems I97 "19 m0lllhl "'3 0" "19 Wrong Side and drinking. Next iiicctiiig is to be il('ifi at Mi' Rov Younker returned ID 
     
     of April, May and June. Estimated the last two being responsible ihe lltllll(' of Mrs ('lifton Iiicc: 'l'ni'oiilu after spending his bolidayl 
     
     Plollelly damage. counting only I0” 3" equal number of accidents roll call to he anwlured with a at his home in Kingston. 
     
    

    
     W059 3m0llllllll8 to 8100 or more, --jv be verse of Sr-ripturc beginning with nhssm Juan. Ann. and Rum H". 
     
    
   
   
    
     was 353.300. The h of vehicles . . . V 
     
     involved was 2” HAMPT05 W Mr be "'9 l9"O'7fi'"1 7 Erin returngd frorgi the Christina 
     
    

    
     The age group 21-30 accounted Th . . '-imp at 31106 0VCr 
     
    

    
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     fgr 39 per cent of:-ll accidents. Hampton gwn M. "gee :3: EL in: Pas, N"P"'al Funchon Mr and Mrs. Arthur Evans and 
     
     of illness from sore throat con- "Pm "I M”: J0” Dim" "" ”" -'l''V '3 3" ” "1 15” Vt” (i1ugmelrn”:uce5' livl0:1u"l'EVmt-' 
     
     ditiuns which haw; (-:;uge(f -on. '1UC5d3Y l3V9ll1llg- Allgll” 2"l'l W1”? lillilcs nliti iriciiils irliili Suuillnif.  MEV Esne UN rs" Va” 
     
     fingmgm. and absence from int” an attendance of IS members slim-c rlllli siirriiuiidiiig Jilstricts :N.:...H't ”' gar :...ewso"'. .- .. 
     
     for ('()mll'1('all xly long ')erlt is of 1”',d 5” V'5".9T5r - .i;athcri-d at the ancestral home of self and his bride graciously 
     
     time in these nismcn bu, nown The president occupied the Ali: Clifford Hogan to extend lwst thanking lheir friends for the kind 
     
     conyalescingl chair and conducted the worship wislios to him and his bridv. the words and gift. Further congrat- 
     
     lwen MM H I d A 7 service. The l1l'i1gmeLhy:innSforkthc lforincr liar) Kelly on their return ulatory remarks were expressed 
     
     l l l. zi core on ug . mecing was . ” or Inca to from lhvii lll)ll('V'lllUt)ll hv Messrs. Geo. MacPhee and 
     
     The inspiring cssage received an Me that I May Speak" Scriplv Wlicii llic Lllllttlls hart iissi-iiililcil lliiiiiia.-r Murphy. 
     
     M the lltl8llllV8 hearing. all uniting with We -was read by Ml's. Homer and fr-lii-itzilmiis had hccn evtcnd- The remainder of the cvcninl 
     
     iiiivilnxe. II l1llPSl Of 5 mg! ET hetaugmented choir lat Victoria, Provencher followed with short pd Mr. Edimind llanilrahan. acting was enjoyed by the young people 
     
    

    
     ltallivr Mr. and Mrs. . . in singing the hymns: tJesus shall prayers by several of the incm as chairman mplziincd the pur- in tripping the light fantastic 
     
    
   
   
    
      CHARLOTIETOWNCENTENNIAL FLOAT IN MONDAY'S PARADE ...:.:.".:;; 32:;mi.;”..';::i.:;l"'li..:::?. ::::-mi.'li.:a2;::::.:.  .?.'3ii?.Ei"”:i."J..il”2Z.'3:i;':&.i?”" 
     
    
   
   
    
     W .l, P. Gordon has-Qeturned 
     
     in 5-loiii-inn after spending I 
     
     nemni three-week holiday with 
     
     his family- 
     
    

    
     ins iiiaiiy friends are looking 
     
     nnnnid with anticipation to the 
     
     ,,,,.n,i-iiimiiii visit of Mr. Paddy 
     
     n,,, of Toronto. Ont Paddy. 
     
     liilfl is 3 creat favorite with the 
     
     rhndm, of the liurnrnei colony. 
     
     N m.,.Hing to spend a holiday 
     
     Mn, his wife. the former Joan 
     
     nm.nnn (ti Charlottetown. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     in Riiliili C'iIlllttl'0n. well-known ! n ' - - 
     
     "W W" m.,ici' is enjoying the . : ll  t i. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
             
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
        
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
        
     
       
     
       
     
        
     
        
     
        
     
       
     
       
     
        
     
         
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
          
     
    
   
   
    
     . nmi ii.-3. Karl Cameron  .. . . ,,, ,, . . ,. . 
     
     ii W , , n . a T, N. n t n. . . n , n ieyes, What a friend in Jesus. Great Is Thy I-aitbfulnness. an apiii-uni-late address. afteri Refreshments were served by 
     
     int! t'll1llllt;' tl3eg:"0';1”"!:Jhrn Nalsm wen): cffggivzlfys ege;i5;t;i"db;od'jli 3'::;enfltE1I':rl0et'::e';:dMg3;ldai;;g&:: :fl:"l":llogedl'3'3:z-":1;:i9 5l?;gicl:E95 :1: Yliloiflt f0l:1l:K 111311 "I9 lllllled Ills-i.Mr. John .Secker. Toronto, violin- Minutes of last meeting wt-rc ulm-li llr John Qiiilly in-i-----iiicd the Ladies and a leasant evcnlng 
     
     iiivs lrfllll (nmerran P 0 Pl!!! 0 83'! lone by. . ilstnand Miss Ruth Boswell, Soloist. read. approved and signed Re the iniiiiiz ('t)llpiC with a well filled was brought to a close by sing- 
     
     llc: .1 . - l I Batters Film Lab assisted the choir at Victoria. CE ports were given by the officers fllll'SD Clifford ri-plied for him-,ing ”Tbe Queen." 
     
     li.iEoi niiiil Mrs. (Iarl Smith 33.- 
     
     iziiiiilx of Ottawa have or- 
     
     niiiiiil auvncatllnn font 
     
     xi-s Siiii l is c 
     
     llrlicc of Charlotte- n n  
     
     lies... .l;ii-l. I-'lylin and Stew- . w  L3?-cw) V I X  
     
    

    
     . : l.l;il. ropurllllg as foremen & i . W 
     
    

    
     fill lIlPHlI'('t"t'lllllnfZ job to clear a n QUVOM I n X ( (U  
     
    

    
     i.;ni ill nilr:,I.l'lnrnrPxftl:'t:'Si(I;1'l"0P:t:(:f: jg . M n I U) ' 
     
    

    
     .im i.;l Inc v n elQOWl2,, 
     
     iriitqli Iilir llnrk of their crew is pill t Sh &  - It, 
     
     c4lllllliFlP(i A 5 A B  I ' Av 
     
     iii Mai-1 llilson was a recent I qq e " ' 
     
    

    
     i..iar in lllliuwoocl -wlicre he   Odjl ” QATI 
     
    

    
     W”, H". (inn ilith ills. parents. 5) lg”-r. ,A n Kanqi HA 
     
    

    
     5i. and llrs Alliert Wilson. 4 
     
    

    
     ur llilliziiii "Bill" 1la1P9llI1.V. 
     
    

    
     iii.- gr.-iilesl pole-valilter ever 
     
    

    
     l1llll('d oiii in the Muritlmcs. and 
     
    

    
     alli)liIl1Dlll0l' at tile I912 olymlnc 
     
    

    
     finiiirs, is spciiliiiig the summer 
     
    

    
     .1! lllliulinnii as a Ilucsl Of his 
     
    

    
     iiici-P Mrs. CH. Hodgson. 
     
    

    
     iyiiiol hligciic Wynne of the 
     
    

    
     li N 'l'l). Spclll nthe weekend at 
     
    

    
     lilllEll(ltl(i vlsitlml his Pllfelltsy V, . I 
     
    

    
     llr and Mrs. Eugene Wynne. n . ,  
     
    

    
     um Pat Wyiiiic of the staff of " i '"' N"”'” N” f" "””' " '  
     
     in W;-h;r  ms: NAVY FLOAT VERY INTERESTING 
     
     ii - ii .. 
     
     W. Dam, in Eeinnnen n (or. Cliarlottt-town's Cciitcliliial float The Centennial Queen. Miss Nora rear of the float. 
     
    

    
     nnn. ,.cnl.nse.,tnti..e or 2nd Dis. iwasba Kory bealntiful picture with cen MacPherson with 'her prin- Baricl"s Film Lab. 
     
    

    
     i,-ii-i Qngpng in mg prnvjnciai ills in day ca e and candles. nesses can be seen riding at th-: nn 7 
     
    

    
     lcr:I.xlalul'6'- l5 Mal" Spendlllgthc the W.A. of this church. at their'Brent Wood. Crapaud. Following a number of years 
     
    

    
     Xlllnliler at his cottage here. nlligujtrmeeting. Plans were com5 Mr and Mrs mmhneld Yea ,.n5inem.n in inn New England 
     
    

    
     All mciiihm-s of the summe Tnzeplqgzlge ;Ap';';::1:"l:Il:5' :2: ;ln mnnnnm nnid n (lying Visn State; Mr. Marshall Cannon is 
     
    

    
     "”""ll,- V"”"L' mid. ”ld' game." npleln')er vunnnnn win in. new by car to thc home of her daughter visiting friends and relatives re 
     
    

    
     1'” '1'l"”"'5' i”""”” Mr ” 5"" i in nnnn. nr Mm winnsnr Be" and husband llr. and Mrs. I-Ilnier siding in his native province. 
     
    

    
     Willi 3"” "T ””a'” The Mu” " lnman; Mrs Yeo rcmaliling for During vacation Mr. Cannon is 
     
    

    
     V” "'0 f'"' "' lh" depa"""' The August mcctiiig of the Wyn brief visi 'll'l(lng sisters and the gucst of his brother and wife. 
     
     ll””' "”" "mm 0' ”"' migerso" .ll.S. convened at the home of Mrs. friends. , Mr. and Mrs. Ge0I";'0 Rt Cannon 
     
     ' Jnck Dixon, with a full. attendance. qorviuw '1. public W . mp of Hamilton. 
     
     i'-.-i llltllfi um iii-II l?pi'0SeI'IfsBd V'5"”” ”"'f"'" ',"”'V'"5 3 "3"" il n l in- . . ms ' . 1- . 
     
    

    
     Siil'1IliUllPlflllll'l aquatic day. n"'dF""'9A 1'"”"W"lX We ""197 ""l.-Kg lib t is pnhmul Chang Hhjere it a,?.jjnummr 0 Laws 
     
    

    
     ..i,.ni,n, Julm and Anna Rnncn business. a helpful discussionnon 
     
    

    
     Mun. nn. win in inc my tn nen. iracial problems proved interesting 
     
    

    
     mm on lli'llPl' skis and add tollmd enlltzhlemnlz: vlsllors your 
     
    

    
     H. ,.nn.nnn,nn.n, of the inn; trlbutlng first hand information. 
     
    

    
     uiiilu-rini: of spectators. Anna: 
     
    

    
     .Ii-Iiii lizilr rcrclvcd their instruc-i,,a1:2n(::d m:.'i01:IyrD;.eSe:t:jl:)yai:: 
     
    

    
     W". i" "M grand won from their annual vacation on the Island 
     
    

    
     ihrii llllt'il'. tlnn Andrew. who mask M. Mr and M” WD 
     
    

    
     is an tllllslilllfllng swimmer, skier hngnson ' t ' ' 
     
    

    
     and hlialnlflfl l , ' 
     
    

    
     . Friends of Mr and Mrs. Elmer 
     
    

    
     i..3'fi;..?1i"..'i3f"fi?e 37ii.n'.T”3?.'?7 M8000"-.ld are mnlfestinz much 
     
    

    
     lnilclollii zlflcr a pleasant holi lE;e?5tf'".hu:o appmschigg Sn”; 
     
    

    
     iiir llllll his family at their lnllaif Inn! 3; sift" BIVIM t d 
     
    

    
     ”'"'""l' "”""- itfril miieiio rmcilfiifigld til tgiie - 
     
    

    
     i " place on Aug. 24. ' 
     
     Mrs. Hattie MncKinnnn. in very , 
     
      active octttbttarian lady resident , I   
     
     lli mi Mrs Ncil MncPhail, of Falnbridlcr M855--Aconllnues to 
     
    

    
     Jlll'lllItl)illllt'tillylilfirS0I1ClHrCnCCrnv1s"' "wives .a"d f"e"d5 in "'9 ' 
     
    

    
     and in. mnn were present. nmnnn land of her birth. annually. and 
     
    

    
     ,,nn,l. Mann mndems, at me n, during her present vacation. fl the K n 
     
    

    
     imlini; nr Ilir Memorial Monument 5"?" M M5 End M"- wlndwr O O 
     
    

    
     .1: llnl-tux N.S. on August 6. in Bout a  
     
    

    
     'llf'llli i ii  h: namu . . . r v 
     
    

    
      12:3. ':'i:E..J:.”?fi.. W..1,::,,.,,;"t',.::;.S.,:1!2g,,,)l":,:' 7,: LA .  0 P 5 
     
    

    
     E:,':;'l'ni'plI'l” lrmih? ml”   island. guests of Mr. and Mn. l . 
     
    

    
     l 4 0 . r y.j  
     
     llllil ilir Navy during the war. 
     
     l'l'lPllli f flit. J k Nicholson. " Vi ' ' ' V "Mm H '-N 
     
    

    
     lriiuziiiil ivtluitctl lomlearn of his  , I I I I - - uni” tr". 50)"  't homd Tiny" kn World J'""50V" ' ' ' T.”  0, 
     
     llllllllllllti II  tl unite in . , 
     
    

    
     imliiiiil .i.'ltltkn:: caarlly return to wny ate! some n Niagam-on-aha-Lain from al pans of alum, they item from sixty nations, yet speak 
     
     innit Iii-nllli and :irtlvity.l ' ' A - 
     
    

    
     pl'iV-io.i.i. Hi fllr A(di-iari nogerwn. .pamt for axtenar In and a over continent: and son. by sit a common language -- the language of B0! 
     
     'l:lii:isii'i' at .rnpau , are ' 
     
    

    
        .. .... ........ masonry surface: to: THE M mun M, mun man Am”, am in mm W”. 
     
    

    
     lrlllillitih rm-ovci-y following his . ."' 
     
    

    
     illnrss requiring Hospitalization. I 0  , 
     
    

    
     iii iiiiil xlrs. Myron Seaton. and ' ' 
     
    

    
     2-llllllnvr Marion. are enjoying their 
     
    

    
     lllltlil in:-ntion on the Island  L E r 
     
    

    
        ....  w.o.' B0 -or nor Affllbi ms . 
     
    

    
     F9l'KllS0ll 
     
    

    
     iir liiz. M F l l.  ' - 
     
     ,m,”m (mm 3:; ::e':: nincrsi IND! STAIMIKrm I . . .. .. 
     
     llquirini: medical attention. CRACKING  ” 
     
     Ffnt mK ppy D untold! I ciatl haul 
     
     Mr itlltl Mrs. Howard Lord. are mmal B T b we  -t 
     
    

    
     '0'30ll'Ini:a cordial welcome among d waldo:-no to the Scout at Canada! Sn: World 
     
    

    
     their niriny relatives and friend! , . . ii 
     
    

    
     of their native province during the jamhouo. For in B of M is playing in put in making 
     
    

    
     Mriod of time at their disposal. . . 
     
    

    
     before returning to Bellevllle.  & hop id at born: by plfwldllll 3 l""H"I ""l" 
     
    

    
     nntnllnnir presentpermanentplace - in babe". srmmd. I mi" dnigned 
     
    

    
     cs cncc. . . . . 
     
     P ICI 
     
     Friends or ' I" R ' to llkl can of their aw -fromlhomc bank- 
     
     "! pl ed Mr. Austin Toomba equally '0' 
     
     ea 1 I l - ' . . . 
     
     xgescenrse i.,i?owT.?;"."',.'c':...”'Ii'i. hi; math. The pleasure which Scout: take 1- being of 
     
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     pub: to outdo is no greater than the plleainirc which 
     
     "'8! Alma Gould, Nurle, It - . . . 
     
     Ix General Hospital, is inldlfukulnlniiiguzhemuuotboysmuls. 
     
     "ml": a brief period of holiday: 
     
     llle homc of her parents Mr. 
     
     "ill Mrs. Walter Gould. Dealbla. 
     
     Mia.) M Tliolmrullynowvtgylpgig 
     
    

    
     mlhnusiicn unfmmtsimenl " dint nolm ubutor tluloo n g 
     
    

    
     to nn MmLM.tu f0now1u'”"': nldinundunccaloolruwnnd i  
     
    

    
     llrlef holiday, guest of his pltvllfi Rcoemh'vrI”Inl:.nnla"" '31:  0 
     
    

    
     find Mrs. John L MICQIIITHQ .445. 
     
     ' . - lwidupluttvlnyliln ' ' 
     
     mm dnnd hue Emma "an, inn rnlm mlaa, chemical M 7&4: W 
     
     Rsllll concerned occurred on the  ':l""'s"'"s 5"5""' 
     
     blc mad. w'ii .,, Mme, -C "-3- -"moo .120- 
     
    

    
     m' d"lV'll by Mtg." l..ymui Wood m "d  hf .7 f 
     
    

    
     22'1"! aylnriad ofmpoor visibility: 4 , 
     
    

    
     N . CIIHI contact  ' 
     
    

    
     ,3: 0' -h-to deposited um tho 1". 4 
     
     n "1 tho road cniutu injuries 
     
    

    
     mm "" ”"""'”' "”"””'lll0GEBS IIAIIIIWAIE 
     
    

    
     -I-l"""'"”"l't""”"""" x or tip! sine! 1017 
     
    

    
     "”""'dIm-ntotMe-r- go LT” wonxino WITH CANADIAN! iN EVERY will . W. 
     
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