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     MAY 22, 1953 . THE GUARDIAN. Cl-IARLOTTETOWN PAGE FIFTEEN ; 
     
    
   
   
    
     zittti "5573" G”A””.'A" Electrification Needs George Meiiile T.C.A. Manager ll-0-l;'i-clarilell . 
     
    
   
   
    
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     I-louse Phones: 8032 and 8033. 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
        
     
          
     
        
     
        
     
        
     
         
     
        
     
        
     
        
     
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
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     The Guardian may be bought at my of the . . . J 
     
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     ll BOORIWW 3t'””""' s'”'” G”""'" ”""n"””l H C”'''" 3V'”- viriclai council in Summerside efficient. However, the most lm- rs”: the Y”! Men's Club meeting 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Kelly's Nevniannd. Wnter Sstg?-nd M;:l:e:3'lIllll5I.m:7 Sr:olIVll'lIfl 3"'W'3 Wednudlly evening they tollowing portant point concerning rural in summemde 13-” evening it Was idiscretion is the better part of val- I 
     
     njyre Douee own ' :6 120 R ." SI 0 r I nnltort. armament of the subject 0, mrni eiecmiinniion today is "M -n be announced that Y's George Meikle - Watches Aerobatic. iour. Foolhardincss is inexcusable 
     
     iwaler Street. eel rocery. ' use treet: Ennuns Sel1- electrification was issued. proceeded with i medintelv what- had me” Wmimed ("SW01 E0V9r- . .in any situation. If you are a book 
     
     Service Drul Store: Fred: Grocery. Com-ant Strut --The p. E. L section Di the C. C. We, method is sea. The Q3. C F ilor for the Prince Edward island ' "hue the Duke wawhed "Om illgeni. bV 311 meant SW8 Careful 
     
     ILL. Waite in Kenslngton. F. reaffirms its belief that elect- deplores the serious differences of dmrict ” "19 Mnrmme T9810". l the mp 0' me wnwm "N"! Miscrutlnvito the dog on the front 
     
     WEST PRINCE OFFICE rlflcation of the entire Province opinion on the matter within the The 1”” mm W5 h0ll0l Wm? vsiiib,r.”,iDi'0Okoi,';”- 1" W” Thildoor-step. always rememberlns 
     
     Albei-ton: Frank Weeks. lleprenentnu outside the town of sumrnerside. ranks of the Provincial Govern. to the summer-side Y's Mens Club . 9 9" , tic m”"”F0t Gm illowever that for every one that 
     
     Phone: 6&2 Office and am noun. should be proceeded with as a merit and urges it to agree on some W” in 1950'!” Whm Y's Clarence 5 lxlgltg. Aatlggnlsh.  F0. R.alPh irenlly considers your person a iid. 
     
     . provlnlall - ' d t . ' Me er was the ii i. ' t. t r C 3m. 4 .1 F0. Fcrnl v ,. . , . 
     
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     CHARGE. -. er . We C "”'”"' " pzalnst political patronage which as lorlv-two were present to hear the 3 ,,,lfi';”;):2:',',hecftigflugj”inn-ffufgniiglficnni-entinnal thing to do. They 
     
    
   
   
    
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     24th. Bedeque 11 A, M, Aibimy 3 Annnn' ' ' reports on the Y's Vlen's convent- 
     
     P. M Borden ';3oAp,Mit:,lmi::V' iv. -CENTR in 5 ' ow.  vicinity 0! 1'10-SPHRIS. V ion held in Haliiaxilast week-end. 
     
     Burton Crovie. . .. - CHURCH ALs:1;3u1:fig1d:dg)N1'fll'-gal    SP9?” !3”'3ntPt;li"'- HUr?l'li.1;linedI Y's Harold Mllligan and Ken 
     
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     lice in the downtown area. i 3 er were P 0 cm delegates 
     
    
   
   
    
     ...B()RDEN YOUTH CLUB pier A. M. Sunday School 10.15 A. M. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
           
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     wits their three ncticomedy ”AuntlRev. C; A. Britten. Minister. i   Fred Wheeler, sports editor of theithznileifolifglizeiilgiluznd me) made mg r'01L'. 19095 and Hints , so it 15 mm .11” H ". Haw” " 
     
     Tn” Goes w 'rown', Seven Mile. Snrnia Canadian onservnn said thei T5 Parker Cmckeh was chair- i .9 50 fat above the ileld. H;3Y.lou,.tlint dccsnt mean it is going . , 
     
     i3iii- Hall. Friday. MBY. 2211d- 3-30 -NEW LONDON PARlSH- -ii black twister roared in from the,man of the meeting and Y's Ken i Page 9"” ugm mm ” 1"A9?4-”3l"m bit" And V” "H have m mke i 
     
     n'rlock. sale candy. very SD6C1R1;Church of England. Rev. R. w. --0",TUe5dal' "Pmnl;- Max l9lh-southeast. 'Callbeck was finesmaster D ' '00 ”3”” 3” ho” 1"” ”h””"5' A5 "9 ii” "Shem 
     
     spedanins. Admission 50c and 25c,;cOiipiand' BA” Rectnnxvhnsunnnn A meeting was held in the Boy: when he phoned at 6:46 pm an! At this meeting H wasp derided Philip l'lSl!:9d the ali.men,n mast into the world. ire-ire not exactly 
     
     in . iMny zmn 1953. Kensingwn 8-30. Scout rlall In make plans for alnnu, after it hit the telephone girl-to paint the Y Centre before Cor- -ll ltlealllme and stopped n dds-on iuoritcs to win the heat. 
     
     -.V()ItTH BEDEQUI-J UNITEDiA. M. Holy Communion. 10 A. M. mimnalmn day wlehmnnn rmi"h0 but the call through was wall-lonation Day It was suggested that  it" It A 1 im 1 e - iLAw' Ema McLean "I Tisdaxe nhm mfrois alwmis the chance 
     
     i-iirncn.-services Sunday. Marsuiiday school. ii A. M. Mattins. ”L”f"-l'- 3”" .A"”" R":l””'i ”5.lns to go ,0 lnnspital for trentmentieacli Y's Man donate 5306 ti...-....i; isirir i... re Vtvieiic wmd ktllllmtmhl. Sm" Wham" shag "5 ””””3i”m W” "W ””"bl9 0” M 0”" 
     
     Wilt North Bedeque 11.00 A. M. New Loni-k,n' 230 pg Mi Evenmng-Inppoinied nnnirmnnn m,n,.n5&,nIen;M Cuts "Om Hymn glass. lme Damn or three Hours labour on .S0n,R W neg kh non b i )a his enough to eat. Miss MCIr9all. oiicihigll t-liair min the liar hath, rfile 
     
     Tm,EneI.5 Res; 330 p, Mi Free- Buriingion' 7.30 P. M- Evenmng. int this meeting we-ic lhr lnnilmx- lme job. was b. . . c a In Oge . vi-io,o)f 29 RCA! WDs who ainwd ayrlodds for Bllifflx-21 start in mm, 
     
     min 7.30 pm. Rev. J. K. Campbell, s? ing: Canadian Lccion. Boy ht-nutsn Heavy Rain, Hailstorm -S 3A” Orcteciin fsllttltllflzeci; SS r::,Sil:I'ACk :19 base Sunday. guipecl and said over to our side as we get older, 
     
     iirnlm I A-KENSINF-TON - MAL”-'QUE )f,”,;"n”"j,f,"5i;:,t;f,i;,A'”"'t' '”W': wheeie, said iiim W , i,,,,,,,. - v P ewe, .--" ,p,,Z-mi, m;,,,,;.", 0,”.,;;f,, c,if,"i”" but me Krmbl: 1: syn were- 
     
     --e- r .ND FREETOWN Presb terian - 1 r H : - . . s I  , ' - l 
     
     nxnw LONDON pRE'sBn"1lE1(.iChurches. services Snndmny May it WHhI'.fitlQl(iPd to lisirn ill Siiilfl0l';3I1lx:”:-ejgh E219 :"i'11i:il1sl:::-irflh  llliio  8 iizim-?;;1ll”5'4: l:tvID0T;3tl NYD0” inn I So it is uitii the rrflmir of busi- it 
     
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     Geddle Memorial 230 P. M. southinialpeque at 7.30. The R.ev'd. E. c. "W l” ”” V.nd”,'l ””f'''" ”"”f ,i..aAiiI,.I:;,:f;,:?,;?,,:f;,,i,?n:::,;i:”gnnfiRm"? 1'” "nd ””5 W” ""a"” 1iiilfliipjliliiifllliiwltafirligiinefrce tmtim ' K V Md” m" ”””"l "' '"k” a 
     
     Grmmne 7-30 F, M. Rim D. A”;Evan5 win conduct the services. a proclrnni iii to Vpl-(t.sfllli0(i by La few phony H es we. ilk, n3 mnusy adopted. . imqria r, tc ' y s a iollicnlmbers H chance. It gets its start to the 
     
     campbeii. Minister. ifilltzi Rezfd. D. A. Campbell, interimi:n':lrmtdr.?;19  TV acrials wenre blot:-iiwfif,,J;,i3;n1l,,,i,);in:.”i",,?;”Ejt;(,Wgzfierif (gigijii i (Hie  aaly'elious(itni:isin figure ini  Igcgompaninfwninor me dzsmanorb 
     
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     ,i-,ii;i,eii ma Ai.i3icm'()N,! n--.nM.,E&,,g. jsrwwll will he lit-nrrl ulm. Flulzs ”””,”l9 C”-3" ll-We for Queen's. Mr. W. ches- i””a"9”,,C0mml1nlCal10n Circles int .5ea;i(i'.;i-,3; bots, Lnfk :::rE1Tshing: 
     
     ' in , 1' d H , C ni Wm no issnm in nii (.nni,.,.ni ; Wheeler reported that ii double in S. Mr-Lure and Mr An us the Marmmes mid Eermud” whet”:    S I i- - ' 'i ' any 
     
     mm” M Eng” I (in T 'o'mvi Personals in the evening ii ill'il1ll'llillil lIl- Raraize at his home was plCkECi1lPiMiNiir9i'ln tho tcderal '1id'ii't ii i he 5l1l7Prl'iSFd the installation of ii lone of -the Nnmqihne lmpmv" 
     
     tiiiinuii Eli 9:15 in Holym ' rinll); nnn ado W” M hem hpmnrnmn 1! Til” ,and NOW” 30.0 feet away. The Cm.snKmgv3 rvhl km” A uni have lriir new radio telephone station for uwi nnnn ments in root. towil; something 
     
     i"””'"' .'”"”.' ”"” ”i.1.l' .""3” '”i -M11 and Mrs. Eric Maclnnisiriio 'ir1dr' will rm-in 'Il um i S were left standing. ' llir R' i hell lead. ifaihiri: t airline. NEW Daull. (Reuiersl-P. K. ””iP'ed "W by 9l'"l'0"e '15 an 
     
     Si mm 5' OLE?-liy (lonrum EA ' lam! mm 5”” Dal” OT Ch3T1DH9l'ila n  Ur'”il'(l and l'(lf'l'it'lli in ihni Roofs were blown off several izrc-wile lconsieivralieii 0 P ctr rib He is a native of Kensington P 135” Gupta, Indian Elllvflrnment metrvmhmvenwm "1 Whwh to (991 
     
     "ll? l”"r”". "1 ' 9"" "1, ("h" loll ii, were visitors to Summersidei title!-ii Ii-minds Tliic ll'lilrnKin" nr-iho”-595i ilileutiroyinpp rind Hng Daria. ii" E. l. and qualified as a radio tech. 9m'010kist. says the British climb-ipm”(,i' D9 3"" remcmb" "15 h0Wl 
     
     C"””'"' K".d”” ”d "i "70 W" 30" Tuesday. They were the izuests-iii iniioii: will mm-i G... i Tile storm. said Wheeler R .r xi-it-uiiiin (run '1' k rib" 'n-' "mi" in Tommo He iolned them "" MW” E"”5' ha” t"'1”5'w msmy that gm” me id" 
     
     i" S' ppmix Mhermm Rm' J' R':”f MW and M15. 1101116 WPek5rGGs-l,(.)A'Ir1PiiTl' i("lliilIli1n iiiE'Ki0llp( i;.lV llealrd Y0 Swing around ll'1l'0llphiH-l'. Ktlrl uric rw6:i'0n film xi H; 3. Trans Canada Airlines at Winni e itw” Wetks more on the mountaln”""'” 1" W35 5153 bl'0-'lCh0d7 Bonk- 
     
     'Wmnn”' RNIOL i i-GG iq(lf;Ll(lE.'lllll Ellilli (and srlinolv Ciliiitia the heart of the city in "ill arc R 'siliii is the I7llf)Yl(l1('(3" i Is. i am ii" 1939 35 41 Tfldlfl ODEMTOI" pigibormie the monsmn forces mom mli-upt'Cyl?:Yats sumng you an in the ' 
     
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     FJMTOIW SHUTS DOWN nu Tlic many friends of Mis. F9". A Snnnnin nrnnrnn, is nmnn llie sioim turned over 8, trami Mrs. Snnsuni iii ll('li address di.s- H” 1”" 59”” "5 SWUOH mlm-, He said Tnnnsdny the monsnnngcessiullv in spite of thehiiglligii-igilsi, 
     
    
   
   
    
     James Hickey, Dnrnley, win bet I . . i . v , -. 10 miles south of P t H - l v H .i i -i I - - ager at. Svdr. -, N, s . , 
     
     Th? union lobster mcmry at M-isorry to 19”" um" i9 ” 5U39T'iipri:l'ilq(lle?sd angcouihboriiiit?lliiirtriiriiius Was not determined” immillrllijtiieiiytiiti::HBiiliiiiisysfigii Iiihld tsrliniimiirtilitilvi ant inanalgereiat Prestwaixtilii aig:i.12a.:5hi,n”ed in the 33V 0f 59nEl31ipound'm0h5h brigader 
     
     ' e - in i i u as not yet reached the South t ' ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     berlon South lltis been shut down n. W m 5 broken vun t i , . - . . 
     
     , . . 1 ' , he re- d'. I. r. iislcal numbers .nd 1! ” Wele 5 passe ger train. lrr-qulremcnt f ti M 'i' . "dr . . 
     
     g9")P91"q':(i3;usa':E fgibegioen p!::ls1eF?tiSllil of an accident at her homeisiIi:.1:.(-,iii),.: is complete ('lllllFt"ll ger-i Th??? poisons Q were reported Sim said "Wse nnered lbcsell lal'riinltIn:'se .5 tmfmn ma” when "5 (1095 it will dAdmmedly some "names d"5mi 
     
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     3 t ion Saturday, May 16th. Mrs. l-llc-it-ice will he on ilw grounds. it kl1lFd in nearby smiths Creelglilitiiiiice lo tho Commonwealth nn- ilrillrclariliiilisilridoslzitfiiixtf i'(r'iarcFliiCIiiJi'teil1'(:'(;3””u:l”?l1il? 5i:l1btT1?'ldvEvll1ld(cllliJiniri:lll1tettyo 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     lkt was spadlng her percliilial beriivi-is further Em--ti:-vi in flhk ill"iMirh' llnn: it is lilll logical place But i 
     
     i l i" ' ” ” i ' est June 12 or later. be something else, and represent 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     5” Fwd” M .BOmen' The wCem'wliell the spade broke with iheiciiizgng in decorate their (",xflilingQi e-V ---.-..-,...... iK'P cannot iii, ii ioda , ii ii r ii . ' . 
     
     ”;;r"gP;:5”:sedn:;h5i':cA(;Se;)1r lrliiix; above result. She is Vi-estiliiz as and piaces of business silitaliiv: conference trade policies of U1E)K0li'1Efel'ln"iEIil(l iDII"CII R9I'ICWilIg ersC”j:!"l?(n1!Ifl1iCnlttionb with the climb-ifguni 50115 progress in the life of 
     
    

    
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     by some lishermeil and since the wmmrmbb M” can be "Wcmdt ft”; th:"w::iC”::nn R M hp homi ......- "W" '" PW” stholqg-ship offer they started the final phase olilotvifi: exception, unprogresstliii? corgxiniiigiiilf E 
     
    

    
     iionn the daily catch of lobstersl nThe many mend; of Miss M xthndny Ewnltfmr '0 nmnzn nn Continued fr m page 1 assault on the 29,002-foot mountain ties, unprogl-essive countries. on ' 
     
    

    
     has rimppegilcoilsld;ra:1y.MPre(i;lal'-1Betty Johmmne Wm rue glad m Wm; Iin ff mconsulcnnonyfnfaagrft:-oward   0'rrAwA. icpig-I-he Netnehlslx day! ago. controlled by disciples of caution,  i 
     
     3'”? Mew fongrexfga ecu gm ligishitxiiearn that me imii been mind with ..M.....Mn4..... in later meeting with Kremiin . . . lands embassy has announced thggi. Eh” d””Y Walther reports rad-iWh0 play everything Safe. Like the , i 
     
     ::r.sm(lf,n0peranvep factory at Ania walking cast and rctiiriiecl taller '19-ldcrs. "My mninv hope." Church-  ::sr:ii:V'3rr"me”(t: 15 rgmwmg 55Chm'ilcii):st (iil0utl1li'eteOxliJel1(i2Ili(i:lOils1t haviz mrfiiltbtloyio viiliiiiaecvtiiilexilibutsii Whq timgieg i 
     
    

    
     ' ' or a ana ian to study in s les ni ' 9 Win e i 
     
    
   
   
    
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     bmnn Snnin rm. naming lobsters.i:3)I?1g111nT;iJl?;;aaRlvE frclunrhmonrcr Scores Iniured takt-01: Pdierililiriiiriieenstteplsfciiiiiiiririixetmay . the Netherlands. The scholarshi ime "Pa with some 5n0W- d”W"' and Amati” "wk 50 1038 
     
     Mr. Agnew rented this factory last ' Y. av i . S cl, MM ynmeun of I l f if, 3 Mrs. J. H. Myrlck, Aiberhon. left ,-2,000 gujidei-s ns52si Li D" Winds are changing. from theishowing up. The next time vour 
     
     nnd was among those attcitdlllg the) Cami,-iiied imm page 1 . ll 5? llrnvel import a. in. car Wednesday for Newwm igunders tssntsoy exempsgnh trig: dangerous northwesters to westerly 'C0mmunity leaders drum up some I 
     
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     oysters which he plans to resume - 't ” 9. -jrrr'r"'m'-”'Wf'?-'l , ' Mass. where she will attend a re- .i - Topping to iiim i 25 3 .. i . - . 
     
    

    
     H. ,-nn md oi inc inbsun. Season. new church at New London. iv;(lTl0L:nthr:Ii d:i:t:l2lE8 mi-ii not bcncnkm. union M her high school class reet:."l:hni;eglJto university studentsn g u 0g0 kmtsr ifgkdyl?gpr:g;'?e3:;md(:1”0:vnbe Git?” n i 
     
     7-- e-Bur.. "oi " '- l L. S V” commuted She is being accompanied on the nedi m recgitzrs 3nd "2105: q1u'1'”" 0 o o their scheme 3. lot of careibl coil,  
     
    

    
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     -KORLAN tl-."l'EllAN itrzsimi-' Tramc At Stamlstill "5? V '5 C 0 ””"3h”- in the creative arts.   I ! L”de'""””' A 
     
    
   
   
    
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     who is spending A 60-day leaveicoron  D y T”””".l" "”"'-l ”'”5.”"” "' t t "ii - Mrs. Michael Ahearn, Albeirton. P d t D . 
     
     wnsl a  a ti standstill, held up by giant trcas O "we 095 not comm: meispent Monday and Tuesday with ST. MARY'S ACADEMY  en  (Il:lefII:a:OEhII(1):i1ttI1YeeElof1nRIi)9u(A)'On:a?-ii. Stung 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     i. l r - n - across the streets. ” 9.5x " 55 la" 55 We - - . . 
     
    

    
     ii1:l:iPfi!('lliisdOivliiieailiigxgtiiiigiii   i Mm.” i"i”""i WP” mm" '0i3f23”;.iii13.?:”;:3,”,:.,31.f.f;”"f.”ls! mends m Chiliogewimi -The April honour roll for Str Montreal (GP Charlesikilnclg active fm commmiiitev EH31” 
     
     of tho ciinnainn Legion at an in- who lm- hall for mm-l:rnc.v trvnt-it nismhowe. ti fie ”l3- Miss Aileen McKellna Elmsdalc Mar' v - "Be cl ' -- in was i mm" m"” r 5' the 
     
    

    
     4 nnnn 3 , did not - . . ys Academy. Summerslde: i mar Fainer, 70. founder and executive board of th F d t 
     
     lrirnial gathering at the Legion l'll9ni- imenmm ml i S 8. NW" ilzis accepted a position at Wau h's G e ' i ' I . e 9 9" km 
     
     . . c. ' i ' . . .. . - v ' i b it I 8 Hide Xel. Joan Mar L Cl A;l W95 dent of the Fame Krlittl f .7 ' 
     
     Mm, nn ii ennnsdny mwnng. The A nlfvilhg nr the Fninnnlioiii Eveli ulndou along Xi Plllllififllalrlirneming Wneh ptolfgl lCi)ri1y;mt)lm;t5iater drugstore, Aibenon. 2' Mary Thompson: 3' ilrmme Rzign; r m; 0 eviish Philanthropies. 
     
    
   
   
    
     .D:iy romniition held in the Sum- street from the St. Clair C d g f V er; 
     
     mOFSl(if' Town Hall illSl evening, ilorthwards into this city of 35.0001. mm 3 W35 1" Omwd imm9d- - . ' . i 
     
     ':ii whit-li the cliziii-man Dr. H. l'::.iwas shattered by the winds. Carsjl?-"'15' of ill? lll'0iJ05Cd C0mt"T9'"39 DEICYITIIIagLii'lli3flZCEilni)rii1Ii;tR:li;0U21? Grade IKE!" Cmhnme Pmughii 
     
     Cliirk pr:-sided. heard rcpnrls irnniiwerc blown across the street and mm ivfencc Minister Cmxmn-”Cirii'eirsitl', Charlottetown is visiting :'15Mae Arsenmmill Janet Mem- 
     
    
   
   
    
     presentaiion was made by Rev. J. 
     
     R. .'iic.Vialirln. Sgt. Thihemiil re. 
     
     conily returned to Caviatlri follow- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     nz a year's .ictilc service with , n. , . . . . . 
     
    

    
     in, iiVC.E-nix in Korea. He is n all ill?-flflnlmlllfltts iii charge nllsmashed by falling mnsoiiry.Titiicks,'1flls: Dllmf mm1Stcl.sl1ld in Ottawn:;ni inc name of ms parents, ML i 
     
    

    
     win" of Wnrid war H mm preniiic Vflriflils cei-ernonios an COIDI1-i were turned over. -  lV-c iiaturlllly vi-clconie a meelliiglaiid M”. Joseph Callaghan, AL 2 G531: 1371111131. Gertrude Gillis;Ii 
     
    

    
     mus M rpjonnnn tin, am”. N,.'.HiiOlI Day. and it was ll'ldil'l'llPlii Only two girls of a llillhi sL'atfl'"lh1Cil We hope will result in even be-i-uin,  a .ne Oman and Helmi 
     
    

    
     x:dnd iii 5,-iiiii John' N. 8. His lhnl mosl. of the detail work has of probably 20 rolnaincd on dtltyiRrPllt9l' limit? Mlmlllz the frecl r(5:'er:z:1noII3-N1I5'7::l4"'mY- 2 
     
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     been nitcntlrrl to by ii ii! i l 6:45 .m. EDT I ll B ll 'I'eie-illlllllllls-" 1 ' .  
     
     I” U "P" Ill D a in F I Miss Annie Cclldnn arrived from lpmricia Gmm, ai Phnnppa MC- 
     
    
   
   
    
     wife. the former Mac Millmaii of .. i , 
     
    

    
     Aii,,,,.mn and n nnugnum Dmism chaiimcn. lphone Company. All nth:-rs. :heir, MClllbPl5 of Cnnuress in the U.S. Stimmr-rside Thursdii-J niiennnnn N 11' I 
     
    

    
     haw. him rnsniinn nl ninnrmn tori One mnrc nieetiiig of the rnm-inumbcr could not hc dcicrmliled-liFC0ll'9d ill? DEWS Wllll Reneral in spcnri sumo time at the homo  aGr:de VI 1 M . A n ' 
     
     e . arcla rsenau ; : 
     
    
   
   
    
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     iii. ii, . ' S L - . lmlliftft will iw held on yirxt Thurs-. lmmedlatelyvewere iakcli to 1105- nl'Jpl'ovlll. Many saw in it an o - I M , A ti r w ' , , 
     
     F mi 3"” K Tmheaun '5 i p 0 rs r H" mzhh Alberto" i2. Norma Fitzpatrick; S Elsie Ann 
     
    
   
   
    
     scnedninn in MP0” la F1.edm,mltl.-iy, llllDl' wliicii a cnnipleio silm- plilil for treatment of glass cuts. iportumty for the Westcin powersl -- .n i 
     
     in", 5;, B” in, n "W assignment imaigv of the day's pi-occcdinizs will The city was a mnss nf trafiicyito iron out iiiilci-ences amoiiizi Mr. Frederick Wholan. who was ””semu"' 
     
     iarznin he published as all rlr-l.1iis,roiifllsion. ,ihemselvcs before ntlcniriiiig any rnceniiv fnv(n'dp-(I nip dipiomn of iMG1:'3dle lg-L d5310m'-' Wedge; 2w K 
     
     W ar ore ernnr : 3. (Betty Gliu- ,., 
     
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     on t-nniiilction of his leave. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Trees blocked all streets in iliP sort of npiiroacli in Mnlriikov. is visiting in Aihei-toii, 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     will he iiiinlivcd at that tinic. S. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ildet and Mary McDonai(l. . 
     
     i Grade Iv-1. Beverley Claw; I; 
     
     -1 Ruth Thompson; 3. (Carol Glow; 
     
     iand Jean Al-senault). 5 
     
    

    
     Grade Ive-l. (James Hogan and 
     
    
   
   
    
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     n  :Michae1 Gallant; 2. (James Ronan 
     
     and George Arsennultl, 3. (touisi 
     
     I I I I Richard and Ronald Clowi. 1 
     
    
   
   
    
     i Grade III-1. Delphine Arson-1: 
     
     .ault: 2. Myrna Mccorrrlac; 3. Mary" 
     
    
   
   
    
     inriscoll. 
     
       i Grade i;n-i. Edward Gnlllntz 
     
     - ,2. Danny Murphy: 3. Michael Ony.i 
     
     , ! Grade III-1. (Kenneth Praughtn 
     
    
   
   
    
     Paul Delaney); 2. (Douglas Mul- 
     
     iholland, Arthur Noonanl; 8. Johnn 
     
    
   
   
    
      "0 F0  Coo  ipogliziie IT-1-Kathlmr WW3 it 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Dianne Lanoscz 3. Sylvia Bernard. 
     
    

    
     Grade Ilel. Paul Kelly: 2. Mel- 
     
     ,vin Gallant; 3. Terrence Arsenault. 
     
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     Sohurmanssohooi Parade Radio Broadcast  
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     AT CAPITOL . . ' . 
     
    

    
     SUMMERSIDE . - ' -7 n 
     
     From The Stage of the summon-side High School Auditorium C .--rneoirwentiegri  :. 
     
    

    
     S.i.'23..”5.”t;if.”2ii;?Sii3i3i.Ei”"iEu2f.i g... ln 
     
    
   
   
    
     : Main Powers and Bill Williams will 
     
    
   
   
    
     open today at the Capitol Theatre. , 
     
     ' Summerside. ,  ' 
     
     l' An Edward L. Alperson product- . , 
     
     n a .  .ion, "Rose Of Cimarron" is s ' ' 3 l. i, 
     
     . I it-hrilllng and suspenseful atoryi .nJ - ,- 
     
     iabout the ventiiresome history all Y 1 
     
     ” ithe West. It is the tale of or - 
     
     ibeautlful. hard-shooting white girl.   i ll 
     
     reared from infancy by Indians. ” 
     
    
   
   
    
     CHILDREN IN THE AUDIENCE MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY PARENTS OR GUARDIAN ,n.no Min nu, ii, avenge imi, mm. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ider only to find the law, admin- I . 
     
     listered by a rugged U.S. Marshall 6 . v 
     
     ldemanding legal justice. ; ' ll 
     
     , l Plnying the dynamic role of n lln 
     
     S. Marshal is Jack Buetel, who won . , - 
     
     the applause nf the nation's movie- 
     
     goers after his mle as "The Out-i '  
     
    
   
   
    
     ilaw." Mala Powers is well remem-ji 
     
     hered for her performance in, 
     
    
   
   
    
      i;i,f;;"fn:”p2n",,i :”;;,,;; wnfiei Cool and flattering! . . . These smart. mid- 
     
    
   
   
    
     . girl who rnlsrs llnlw in  rarllrl, summer hats are of fine, starched cotton 
     
     'Wcst. Also starring in It ne roel . , V. . - 
     
    

    
     THE ENTERTAINERS or rouonnow r     Hr   ""””"e 0t  A” ”"” ” ”"” 
     
     gderous outlaw looks for trouble and! med with delicate touches of soft velvet. 
     
    

    
     59” h M ”' "r l Styles have large brims, sailor types, on- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     i chanting cioches. bonnet: and neat. pill- 
     
     boxes. . . . Theyre all at one little price! 
     
    
   
   
    
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     This Program Will Be Broadcast Over CJRW 
     
    
   
   
    
     , i i crapaud Theatre 
     
     A Silver Collection Will Be Taken At The Door 5 "'””"”" Th9Y"'9 New! They're M 
     
    
   
   
    
     i SATURDAY 7:30 &' 9:30 
     
    
   
   
    
     For The Salvation Army Drive . r-an FOR BROKE" ' . , i  
     
     Starring Van Johnston and  ' . 
     
     I Warner Anderson. i i 
     
     Schurmnns School Parade in Sponsored and Directed ' , H 0 L    S Q . 
     
    
   
   
    
     by the M. F. Schurman Co., Ltd., of Kenslngton, Sum merslde and Charlottetown, and is presented as 0 Public Service Feature. ' A"gg::n"'g:lh?;:?:dy 
     
    
   
   
    
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