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The th annual communica- tion of the Grand Lodge A. F. end A.M. of Prince Edward Ie-

petition, sponsored by A men’s Division of the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto. Pen sets were presemed to all stadents awarded honourable mention by the judges.

ROGERS FUNERAL

The funeral of the late Mrs. W. K. Rogers was held yesterday afternoon from the MacLean Funeral Home. The service was conducted by Rev., T. H. B. Somers. Interment took place in the Peoples cemetery. Pallbear- ers were Hon. T. W. L. Prowse, J. A. Lawson, K. M. Martin, Raoul Reymond, F. E. Conrad, G. G. Hughes.

QUARTET HEARD An inspirational service of ing and worship was present- at the Hazelbrook Baptist Church last evening by a male seer Soom Sees OS ee These young men Theo- students and each one gave testimony

own aoe . “Now I gg hymns and

spirituale were sung and all whe ¢

Walker, Kensington; deputy Grand Master, J. E. 8. Maynard,

street, directly across the main premises of the firm. Col, Stewart, who launched business 14 years ago, sees in expansion a vindica- his firm belief in the community's bright future and room for developmen K of-

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Service grave Dr. E. Goudge. Jones, Hammond Rodd, Turner, Archie Auld, Harold Dia- mond and Kenneth Moreside. Flower bearers were Allison Saunders, Rev. Waldo \ Elliott, Stirling Younker, David Leard, Harvey Coles and Allison Bryan- ton.

MORROW FUNERAL — The funeral of the late Mrs. Wilkam Morrow was held yesterday after- noon from the Baptist Church, Charfottetown. The service was conducted by Rev. H. L. Mitton, with Rev. R.J. Foster assisting. During the service Mrs. C. J. Vallis sang as a solo “The Old Rugged Cross”. Interment tock place im Long. Creek Baptist

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of this top notch drill team shown here are, left to right, Aircraftsmen H.J. Drapeau, Sel-

wood, Restigouche, N.B.. E. J.

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by Coroner He was assist- Crowa prosecutor’ J. P.

Moore came to his death when a truck in a@ passenger plung- of Charlotte- to 40 feet of

body was. dis- June 18th by work- Railway Wharf. k shallow water the east side

sewer outlets be plainly in winter months to pre- vent further accidents. A total of aine witnesses were heard including Dr. John C. Craig, provincial pathologist, who etated that the cause of death was drowning; Frank Han- sen, manager of A. Pickard and Company, with whom the deceas- ed was employed; William Tay- Photographer, who iden- number of photographs of the accident scene and where the body was Dirk Bakker, Charlotte- driver of the truck when

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body at the Railway Wharf and Gordon Ferguson, local carpen- ter, who was also near the scene when the body was discovered. Constable MacKenzie noted in his evidence that a sewer outiet was in the area where the truck went through the ice. He said the fice was approximately three and one-half inches thick at that

point.

Members of the coroner’s jury were Michael Conolly, foreman; Roy Hood, Abraham Doyle, George. MacDonald, Earl Rafuse, Douglas Williams and Louis Mac- Leod, all of Charlottetown.

FLAGSHIP IN SEAWAY

MONTREAL (CP) — The US. cruiser Macon, her mast chopped and her keel a foot from bottom, squeezed into the St. Lawrence Seaway Tuesday. The 13,600 - ton Baltimore class cruiser is the flagship of a 26 - vessel fleet of American warships making its

way to the Great Lakes.

June 27th.

NOTICE

Due to the death of my father my business will be closed until Saturday.

L. J. ROSSITER PRODUCE

All other ranks are

belts, berets.

THE PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND REGIMENT (RCAC)

Training for the Royal Household Guard will commence at 1930 hours on Thursday the 25 June, 1959 at the Charlottetown Armouries.

requested to attend.

Dress—Battle dress, boots, puttees, web

Additional training time authorized.

L. G. MacNEVIN, Major.

7000.foot runway being built at} fifteen-ineh layer of granular fill See ere 0 Abert is engect- Island limestone, and month, Joseph

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When surfaced and open

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ocean planes

Initial

West Kent School Closings Set For Thursday, Friday

Closing exercises for Grades 1, and 3 will be held in the As-

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© Canada by pupils of Grades 1, 2 and 3 will be followed by re- marks by the chairman.

Grade 1.

Presentation of Certificates and Prizes to (a) Mrs. Currie’s Grade 1. (b) Mrs. Campbell’s Grade 1. (c) Mrs. Mac Fadyen’s Grade 1

Songs—Sunlight and Moonlight and pupils of aover in the Meadow Grade 2.

Presentation of Certificates and Prizes to: (a) Miss Riley’s Grade 2 and (b) Miss Ferguson's Grade 2

of the City School Board.

On Friday morning at 9.30 the! Intermediate Grades will have their closing program. Music will be directed by Mr. Roy Mugford. Mr. A.G. MacMillan of the Trus- tees Board will present certificat- es and prizes.

The programs follow:

JUNIOR SCHOOL CLOSING

This will be June 2%, 1959, at 9.30 a.m. i

Songs—“‘Maid and the Peddler”

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Presentation of Certificates and Prizes to: (a) Miss Yeo's Grade 3; (b) Miss Taylor's Grade 3.

Song— “Fairies by the Sea”, pupils‘ of Grade 3.

INTERMEDIATE :

On June 26, 1959, 9.30 a.m., they will include: O Canada—Pupils of Grades 4, 5 and 6, remarks by th chairman; songs “My Garden and “The Barnyard Song”, pupils of Grade 4.

Presentation of Certificates and| accident occurred Blind were

Prizes to (a) Mrs: Robertson's » Milton Bell .

Grade 4; (b) Mrs. MacLure’s| Grade 5 Dance, ant for

Grade 4. : from Arment‘ers. the sea Songs, “The South Wind”, and| Presentation of Certifica evening. Dif:

“The Split Ranbow”, pupils of|Prizes to (a) Miss MacNevin’ ae ee

Grade 5. Grade 6; (b) Mr, Hine’s a sing-song Presentation of Certificates and/ 6. / played by Ce

Prizes to (a) Miss MacLennan’s; Song, “Merrily the Arnold Living:

Grade 5; (b) Mr. Nicol’s Grade| Grades 5 and 6; Hymn lunch was

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