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, edistely employed b1- ths Cater-

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“mission entirely through his

Iiflift in March. 1am. and not. his first i-ste of army iii-i the hard "'1 sisges oi drsftee life when Tia-n, didn't

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JULY 4. 194s l

i-IELD, OVER ! &PRINCE EDWARD 1e, By REQUEST...

Such a wonderful time awaits ycu...ludy and Mdrqctci mid all the stars and songs in

- MCI-M's blq. happy-hearted hiti

‘PU-DAY and THUR. -

ARM"? 1

EXTRA-NOVELTY CARTOON

* SHOWS AT 2:30 - 7 -9

‘EMPIRE --'- Tllllll.g— Hll. — SAT.

Shows 7 - 8:45 — MatlneeSat. Only 2:80

l. .-India-Burma Air lerviiie

_., an Air Forces iloodllght which, _, for the first time si i. mous edifice was built, artifically il- ., lurninated the Taj Mahal.

' A mechnical J vate iii-e. Captain Atkinson is as- _- sistant depot maintenance officer the at at large Air Service Command

at Agra.

Directing the efforts of his elec- trical crew, transport oi the field emergency

. iloodlighting equipment from the

“$190!. m the Taj.

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. brim

ca . on . om .

‘ llight the Ta] d e

lii Cs

and neighboring ‘towns _ witness the unusual V-day core "many.

‘IQ-stain David w. t. several days with his family “Nashville

gr Miss Alics Clark of Mount lfltqwsrt 9.1: 1.

David was graduated from Pes- bodiy Demonstration attended Peabody for two years.

Capt. David W. Atkinson (r ht) y/hosc Wile. Mrs. Alice c. A “son. lives at 21-18 Pierce Avenue,

q chose an interesting .j brats V-E night in Central India. f, He is shown directing the beam of

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(Nashville Tenn. Banner) n-

WBY to cele-

nce the ia-

engineer in pri-

he supervLced the

Gardens. where beacons, fits and runway were so ributed as to io- 4.000.000 candle powers oi ar-

ptain Atkinsoni Tb o tier ands of Indians from Agra came to

Atkinson

recently. bringing lovely wife, Alice, he met and married in

City She was the form-

School. I-le entered Vsnderbuilt He was im-

r ‘tractor Company in Peoria. ois. but was on the iob for six months before "Uncle Sam‘

m pt, Atklnscm has won his

merits H9 was in the first

P» -'-+-‘ tum-ah the early uni-

iit, and when camps

fore

the ra geant .

vision,

lng , commission oi ant, Flori

£1118

eight-weeks training, and it was period that 11c bride.

colicde

Command Photo.

were still in the mud stag Wallace, hi; first stop, was practic- lly built up round him. But be- he had been in Camp Wal- lace very long he had advanced w 11% oi Clonporal. then to ser- e was sent to Fort Bliss in Texas, in the anti aircraft di- and was in camp at Ber- muda. when he was transferred to the Army Air Pbrces, and sent. to Chanute Field for further train- He left Chanuie Field with second lieuten- from there to Tampa. Avon Park where he was soon promoted to first lieutenant. He is now tain in the United Stat/es Army Air Forcci. stationed at the Army Air Bass at Lake Charles. where he is an engineering officer.- nt Avon Park, sent to ior special during this met his future

The best wishes oi aliflcmdiai: mo“ ma; w

dbdm co Demonstration School-will! 110- wiui Certain Me kinson wherever the WM‘ m8? 051T! him; and we will expect oi him flit‘ am rslutigs which may come to him.

then t0

stationed Atkinson was mnnccticut

period oi

and the

tine performance

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g cnaazogrjrsroww p k GUARDIAN.

‘icnirniii suiinuuui mus Gill __'

nun is reserved for no s lo! local Interest, but I oi s newly nature may at Iva cents a

ahlc in pdvnnoc.

advertising be lnsertcr‘ word, strictly pay-

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UONFEDER-ATION > LIFE URANCE.

THE ROGERS HARDWARE C04! menow unloading a car oia lumol

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l L. M. POLE d: C0., are unload. ing a car oi Tin Test, and Mason- ‘ "-8- 7-4-21.

I ___.. l BEGINNING JULY mi 1... Ml Pole d: Co.. and McDonald Rove‘ .Wood Working Co.. will be closed all dav Saturday during the months‘ of July and August. 7-3-41, 1

l SHORTIIORN BREEDERS. - Remember’ the Field Day at. Athol Roberts, Winsloe, Thursday. 1i not fine. libido)’. 7-4-21.

l CHICKEN DINNER served the Towers Restaurant. Wcunes-i day, July 4th. 5 P. M. 7-4-11.

l nu: ROGERS rnumwsnz 00.. ,are now unloading a car of lump lime. . 11-29-21.

I WILL ANYONE knowing Jack Ritchie and D. H. McPhee who went to Klondyke in 1533 advise their wheres/bouts to Box J. B. Charlottetown Guardian. 7-4-31.

CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND. -.— Sacrament oi the Lord's Supper. Birch Hill. Sabbath, July 8th. 10st A. M. and 7.30 P. M. Preparatory services Thursday, July 5th and Saturday. Julv 7m. 8 PM, Thanks- glving service Monday, July 9th, I0 A. M. Rev. J. H. Bishop. 1-4-11.

MR. L. W. SHAW, Superintend- ent oi Education, will be the guest speaker this evening at the Women's Institute Ccnventicn .n Prince of Wales College Auditorium beginning at 8 P. M. A musical pro- gram has also been arranged‘; n

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. — Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Miilar, Charlottetown, the engagement of their youngest daughter. Doris Chrlstene. to El- mer Bertram Clow. son oi Mr. an Mrs. Ivan R. Clow oi Cornwall. Marriage to take place in the near iuture. 7-4-11-

NAVAL OFFICER CIIARMEB- Licut. Dick Miller of H, M. C. S. Bowmanville is the son of Mr. Andrew Miller oi the lvLiller ser- lvioes. Toronto. well known in the newspaper business Canada. T the Province, and he is charmed with it. thinking there is no place in all his travels to compare with ‘it, except Victoria, B. C.

Bl.

Today Only

Musical Comedy ’ l“ Eve Knew Her Apples"

Shows 2:30 - 7 - 8145

cAPfiof Illllll. — Flll. -$l7i'|

MYSTERIFIC

is the word for Chon’s adventures us he stalks o fiendish murderer!

Frank MacKinnon. M. A. Ottawa.

is enjoying a brief vacation visit- i ting his mother, Mrs. Murdock Mac-

‘Kmnon, He has recently accepted -an a pointment as teaching assist- ant n Political Science at the University of Toronto where he resumes duty in September. lvir. MacKinnon will, at the same time, pursue his post graduate course leading to the Ph. D. degree.

100T]! ANNIVERSARY. — In connection with the 100th anni- versaxy oi the Church, to be held from Sunday. July 8th to Sunday, July 15m, special services have been prepared to include a short Sacred play in the Church on Wednesday and Missionary service on Friday. July 15th. There are to be two services a-t lil A. M. and 8 P. M, There will be special speakers and singers at all services. 7-4-11

l \ i, Mouonam" VICYLIII§

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MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER. — On fruesday night. Juno large number oi friends and neigh- bours gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Calms. Dun- stafinage, to tender Miss Margaret Webster a shower in honor of hcr approaching marriage, The room was decorated in pink and white. The bride to be was escorted to the seat oi honor bv lvLrs. Stanley Fos-

wish to announce .

throughout his is his first visit to

HERE ON VACATION. — Mr.

Dundaa United

26th a‘

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‘Spring Park School Closing

PRCICrKjMhlE

Mr. Wendall Phillips. Chairman, 0 Canada, School.

Remarks by Chairman.

Land of Glad Tomorrows School. Recitation, hiargarci Enman. Drill. V for Victory. Grade I pupils.

The Maple Leaf Forever. School. Distribution ci Ceraificates. Reports from Classrooms: Grade I, reported by Miss Mae Harrington.

Grades II and III, Mrs. F‘ Rug, Grades IV and V Jr.. Miss Lou. ise Hessian.

Grades V Sr., VI and VII. report- ed by Miss Mae MacKu-lnon. Grades VIII, 1X and X, reported by Miss Kathryn MacLcozi.

I Love You Canada. School. Distribution of Prizes.

Nurses Drill, Mrs. Ross’ pupils, Report of the Year's Work, Miss Kathryn MacLeod.

Duet, Holidays. i2 senior girls). Valeciictcry. Lois Shaw.

Island Hymn. School.

National Anthem.

Following is the Prize List:

PRIZE LIST Grades VIII, IX and X

Grade 10-

Highcst aggregate in Grade X, Plnze for highest in French, award- cd to Mary Mackin. donated by Firemen, Cyrus Vessey, Mrs. George Dewar.

$Decia1 Prize ior History. donat- cc‘ by Mrs. Albert Kelley, awarded to Lois Dcwai".

Special Prize for Latin. Special Prize for Mathematics, awarded to Jack Williams. donated by .1. L. Vessey. Mrs. Wilfred Burke.

Prize for standing second in grading tests, Special Prize for most improvement during year. awarded to Lois Shaw, donated by Mr. Roy Smallman.

Prize for standing 3rd jn Grade X. Special Prize for English, awarded to Patricia French, don- ated by Craswellb Photo Service, Women's Institute. Mrs. E, Sims.

Special Prize for Science Grade X. Special Prize for Arithmetic. awarded to Fred Steyvart, donate by Mr. Pletch and Clark's Photo Service.

Grade 9-

Highest aggregate ln Grade 9, Special Prize I01" History, award- ed to Joyce Chandler, donated by Firemen, Mr. John Stewart. ‘Second highest aggregate Grade 9 Special prize for Arithmetic and Latin. awarded to Catherine Gauth- ier, donated by Women's Insti- tute. Clark's Photo Service, Mrs. Austin Graham, Mrs. George R. Stewart.

Third highest aggregate Grade 9, Special Prize for English and French. awarded Huddle Con- stable, donated by Craswcllls Photo Service, Mr. Pletch, Mr.

Prize for French awarded to Helen Gamcster, donated by Mrs. H. C. Simms.

Grade 8—

General conduct prize, aggregate in Grade 8. Special ‘Prize for" highest mark in Sci- ence, awarded to Dorothy Machin, cionated by Mrs. Dan Pound, Fire- mcn, Mrs. MncNell.

Second highest aggregate Grade

- Preston Beck.

highest

ter while Mrs. Irving Thompson played the wedding march. The numerous giits were carried in by Misses Helen Stewart, Isabel Jenk- ins, IPerne Mill and Dorothy Gl_bson while Miss Norma Jenkins read the humorous verse and good wishes. Mrs. Brenton arnhum and Itdrs. R/upert Godfrey arranged the gifts daintily on the table. Mar- garet in her friendly manner

, usauvsu ' I an... cnau , ronm

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Plus Serial - Cartoon

ifts and ood wishes. alter which

CUnWdY ‘ TTflVEI igrl] joined gin singing For She's a

Jolly Good Fellow. Lunch was

served and the remainder of the

evening was spent in music and singing.

ilr. E. Bay-field Bhicago Post

particularl on those dealing with schcol an city taxes, He is H150 6 member oi the Rotary club.

iglarifiena lslyiieie, head of th-s 5m“ cm" Quflm” - y" 5%; “églllllrfig Industry 8‘- Durlng the next few months Dr ncunced hlse accepigncehahoi Q1>'BI”§,’§°I‘§, Wm ,"'p,‘§,".dv§.1§If’j“,§,.,‘-’f.§§ lélfffffifm as Director 0’ pr°ductsllles 5f tllqee Sltandard Milling chm- many and in investigating the

qualities oi the new crop W55 iii

311110118‘ American milling Kgzrfiiid has mills and elevators at Buifaslo vgiltbil’ heilliirllllierngns} 812d ciao. Illinois Their ‘ n 01' capacity i5 and are hea "ls."-

< Bilyiieid, (who is a grand- son of Mrs Charles Hyndman, Charlottetown, P E I,» came he" from the Agricultural . menial station, Wooster. Ohio, when f" 1° years he was in charge oif soft wheat quality investiga- ticns for 011:0 While there he was instrumental in setting ilp the Federal Soft Wheat Loboriorv. cooperative between the Ohio Station and {he United States Department of Agriculture.

Winter Wheat sum I

In addition i0 being head of the

‘Eliintitmicn Dr. Bayiield has, during 5W0 Years. been in charge of the Hard Winter Wheat Quality lab- Offlici? which is cocperatlvt- be-; tween the Kansas Station and the Bureau of Plant Industry. United States Department of Agriculture Dr. Hayfield has been interested in the production of high quality wheat varities which in the past have given Kansas the reputa- tion oi producing the best vvheatlwqv" in the world.

Dr Bayfield has been active in the Chamber of Commerce Where he served on several somrnivteeti-d-i.

compfl- west His heafluarters will be at the Chicago cifice of the company 309 west Jackson Boulevard, but for some months his family will continue to have their home here in Manhattan

In Memoriam

l In loving memory of PATRICK IIAMMILL who died July 3. 194i.

"Gone but fondly and s». sctly renumbered by his Wife. 7 4 u Sons and Daughters.

In Memoriam

In ving inc-mar, of Lemuel II. . . who answered the Home Call. Jlllv “h. I943.

Gone is the Voice we loved to helm, Gone is the face we loved so dear Int oh so sweet the promise givcn‘ We'll meet again with joy int

" llenvcn. How gladly shall he greet us all the Journey's past reach the bolttr-cfltiniry Our Father's home at last.

m...‘ by Wiie and Family‘.

thanked one and all for their lovely b)

8, Special Prize for Literature, awarded in Roseen LeClair, don- ated by Women's Institute, Mr. and Mrs. Murchison.

Third highest aggregate in Grade 8. Special Prize for Im- provement. awarded to Maurice Burke, donated by Craswellb Photo Service, Mr. Schurman.

Special 2e 1c": Arithmetic, awarded to Walter Rogers, donated

' Clark's Photo Service,

Spcclal Prize for English. award- ed to Phyllis Walsh. donated by Mr. Pletch.

Special Prize for History. award- ed to Leo Stewart. donated by Mr. Elmer l/IncRnr.

Progress Prize, awarded to Leo Doircn, dcnzitcd by Mr. Tinney.

Special Prize for Langulge and Grammar. awarded to Rlcharclinc Wfiilsh. donated bv Jsmcs Ailstin. Special Prize fm" Geography, awarded to Lea Crlucrcn. donated by Mr. Houzirrl lhuglns.

Spcriril P ‘ " Spelling award- ed 4 "nd. donated by Mrs. _ N 2h, Special Pnzc for Agriculture and Science awarded to Kay Whitlock,

the Southwest and in the North- donated by Mr. Lawrence Durant.‘

Grades V Sr., VI and VII

lst prize for grading exams in Grade VII. awarded to Roma Burke, donated by Firemen. 1st prize f" rz".".n'in~ l.- Grade VI n- r ed to Sheila Mac-

~1 ".1" ‘ ed to Helen Cam- hv Firemen. in grading exams .-~~'~ t» “llzahsth by Institute.

ercn, donntrd - Second Prize Grade VII. Sims. donated Second Pszzc . .. Ffxxms for Grace VI, mvardvd to Marjorie Gamcstcr. donated by Institute. Second Prize for grading exams in Grade V. fl\V2l".‘l'fl '0 Lydia donated by Clark's Photo vice. Third Prize for grading exams in Grade VII. aivardcd to Dorothy Dewar. donated by Institute. Third Prize in grading exams. for Grade VI. awarded i.) David’ Burke. donated by Institute. Third Prize in grading exams for Grade V aunrdcd to Raymond

IKiY LIVEIR.

Clem your system - lake

BBEYS

I Robert MacKinnon. l

lawarded to Shirley Wigmore, don-i

Frank!

Kelly. donated by Institute.

First Prize for Current Event Scrap Book, awarded to Elaine Murray. donated by Mr. John Moore.

Second Prize for Current Event. Scrap Book. awarded to Helen Calderon, donated by Mrs. George

e

al r. l Third Prize ior Currant Event

Scrap Book, awarded to donated by Mrs, George Waller. 1 Special Prize for highest aver- age during the year awarded to Roma Burke, donated by Mrs. Arthur Clarke. g Special Prize for History svuard- ed to Lydia Sims donated by Mr.

Special Prize for Best Writing in Grade VI. awarded to Sheila. Mac- Innis, donated by Mr Pletch. Special Prize for Arithmetic. atcd by Mr. Gordon Good.

Special Prize for spelling award-l ed to Arlene Connors. donated by Mrs. Ayhivard.

Spezlal Prize for‘ Ariihmeiic. award-ed to Harvey MBCY/IIIOII, donated by Mr. Charles Murray.

Special Prize ior making high- est marks in the most subjects. awarded to Helen Cameron, don- ated by Cl'£i5\\'Ell'S Photo Service.

General Conduct Prize awarded to Shirley Stevuarl. donated by Mrs. George Chandler. and Mr. Joseph Chaisscn.

Prize for Good Work in Grade‘ V, awarded to Robert Williams, donated by Mrs. Gauthier and Mr.’ Elmer Dunsford.

Prize for Greatest Improvement‘ in year's work, awarded to Jos- eph Carson. donated by Mr. John} Williams. I

Prize for Improvement in Hist-I cry, awarded to Kenneth Wigmoreq donated by Mrs. W. Fred Burke, and Mrs, Rogers. i

General Conduct Prize awardedl to Florence Doiron, donated by Mrs. Garnhum.

Prize for Wood Work in Grade VI awarded to Olive Durant. don- tated by Mrs. G. Chandler and Mr. Irving Vail.

Prize ln Good Work in Grade VI awarded to Helen Williams,‘ donated by Mrs. Rogers and Mr. Everette Gorveatt. 1

Prize for noted improvement in, year's work awarded to Clifford: iDurant, donated by Mrs. W. Frcdi iBurke. l l Prize for Good Work in Gradel iVII awarded to John Phillips-i donated by Mrs. Garnhum. |

Prize for Improvement inI Grammar awarded to Bennett. MacKinnon. donated by M15‘ Garnhum.

Prize for Improvement in Spell- ing to John MacKenzie, donated by Mrs. Garnhum.

Prize ior Improvement in Draw- ing awarded to Wendall Barrett. donated by Mrs. Dollih VB5WY-_

Prize for Good Oral Readmi. aurarded to Alex Burke. donated by Mr. Elmer Dunsford. V

Prize for Improvement in Writ- lng, awarded to Ewen 39w!"- donated by Mrs. Gamhum. y

Prize for Improvement in years‘ work. awarded w NOIMBH 383711 ldonated by Mrs. Gamhum.

Prize for Improvement 1n Read- ing. awarded to Thomas Ramsay donated by Mrs. Ronald Vessel’.

Prize for Improvement in Writ- 111g, awarded to Elaine Murray. damned by Mr. John Williams;

Prize for Improvement in Years Work. awarded to Carl E83", donated by Mrs. Callahan-

Prize ior Improvement in Writ- ing awarded to Gladys Vessey. donated by Mr. Keith Dunsiord.

Prize for Improvement in Draw- ing awarded to Gladys Rogers.

ti! m? JUNIOR LEAGUE ll!

‘ Spirit, donated

A PAGE THREE

DANCE League Reports

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at the i V-CLUB ‘ubmmfli l! yesterday's annual 1 meeting oi the P. n. 1. Credit

THURSDAY. l . ""3" "°°‘“° “ “mi” JULY 5th I REPORT ‘or TIIE Plllslbgjwr

~ Before giving my report ‘m. me Dancing 9 to 1

l Board of Directors of the Prim,

I Edward Island Credit Union Leg-

Buc. let me extend to all of you

Fl sincere welcome to this Eight); Prize ior History donated by Mrs. Horace Cameron, awarded to

Annual Convention of Du,- u,» Elie.‘ Since we last met, we have Inonard Spencer. gimme‘! Jame ‘riumpham "hi"?

Prize for Nature. by _ our ‘. ‘ed cause ‘W91’ the ag- giis. Egan Williams. to EFISSOI‘ in the European {heat};

re an. 0 war. .et u, ho_, 111.1319, _

P717’? l0! Hygiene, bY trusted wlrh qthereburden use en

» - 4 of re- Mrs. Ivan Williams. 1o cstabhshjw ea , . Millar MacLean. O t, g- P “e math? suided

Prize for Drawing. donated l‘ n“ “alhwal: "I chrisllan Dilli- ihe Enterprise Bakery awarded 1o “P195 along which man can go 1m»- Adele Barrett. ‘ ward to the fullest development

Prize ior Meanings, donated b5 qf m; Spu-ltual and mater-La, id

., . - 1 eels. the Enterprise Bakery. uuarded .0 Affomnuqhmcpiils__

orne Good. ,,, _ '. ' ‘ , _

Prize for Hysiene and History. r “L” dwtecii-‘Ys me; Six times the donated by J. C. Shaw. awarded to 4111 F061‘ 0 curry or. the buying” Kenneth MacDearmid. of our orgrni tic _ 1g .

Prize for LirerajtureMand gflllidl o; hard “.3, _, man unifiisi;

y rs. arie 191.; n, ‘m? i " . " '

Co k, awarded t Donald Shaw. ,' ‘ ' _ _°n' ]°"15l5l‘°" gm, m; 515.0%). and Gfiflgraphy brieiwarld FIJIITIIIIISZFT-IIOILD ' donated by W. E. Thompson in ine 08h)’ months of last e111- awarded to John Stewart. umn your directors launched g

Prize ior Arithmetic and Langu- mambo-ship drive amo,

, , W - ..g the age, donated b) .he F..ernen. cred,’ unions f m. _ . awarded to Joseph Handrahari. Th1 _ ° ,5 Pmvmce-

Prize donated by Mrs. A. Ves- _ s leqiilléfi “infielder! u! pian- sey and Mrs. S. Pursey, award-ad to "inf; iii moire l‘. n success and a “gllace _Rog‘er;. b M G d real ticneili in olr credit Llnlgns,

"Z8 0011B 6 l’ 1'5- 3)’ any With 1111's lll mind :1 membership Mrs‘ Gasford’ flllarded w car‘ drive CUIIJTHIUJE was appointed.

MacKenzi . . . e fimisi-‘liils of Rev. M. E. Francis, spec“; Prizes go,- Grade 1L Dr. J. T. Croteau and Dr. H. L. based upon the year's work, vver. Johnston. This c-ommittee took given as follows, in the various “m. .,f the d... 10d work or writ

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huCjoetllgosltion Books: l. Joh . mg “'3' Glstnlblmng mer""'u"~‘ and

Pound, donated by James Enmsn; ‘Selcctmg pnzei Ah-Iwuill W6 ab.

2, Noreen Smith, donated by Henrjqdld J10! FMI-‘il 011i‘ ambitious ljective, we feel that we accom-