18 Students

St. Mary's: Convent In

Summerside

..Eighteen students, of St. Marys Convent this .,,-5 graduating class and re- ceived their prizes and the con- graiulatlons of their pastor. Rt. Rev. G. J. hlaclsellan. V.G., at me dosing exercises held in St. Paul's Church last evening.

Assisted W ROW JUOPII cm, and Rev. Joseph MscLeod, Monsigilof Maclaellan presented prizes and certificates to the children of all the grades. In ad- ilressing the students he congrat- plated in a special manner the graduates of grtlde ted. He told (hem that while they might not have appreciated many of the things in connection with their school days. as time went on they would recognize the importance of those things and Is the years .011 by they would retain many nappy memories of their days in the convent. He told them that while they may have made sacri- iices at times in order to go on with their studies, that that was the kind of education that was really worth while. He expressed the hope that their vacation would be pleasant and that they would return in the fall strong in body and mind and ready to take up their studies again.

Fathers LeClair and MacLeod added their congratulations also and wished them a happy holi- day also.

On behalf of the Summer-side Rotary Club, Mr. T. Earle Hickey -em:-:.-:C-:-

Hostesses At S'side Golf Club

-The Hostesses at the Surn- merside Golf and Country Club slipper this afternoon are: Mrs. G, J. Hayes, Mrs. Ralph Dodds, Mrs. Norman Underwood. Mrs. Gerda Morrison, Mrs. Tom Bak- er.

A bean supper will be served

Graduate At

Last Night

C.A.. past president of the club. presented certificates of service

the Rotary Club. which had spon- sored the patrols at both schools as well as equipping them. and thanked the leaders and workers for the splendid way they had carried out their duties during the school year.

At the conclusion of-the cuss cises Rosary and Benedictlo of the Blessed Sacrament was held. Prior to the graduating exer- cises the graduates of grade ten were tendered a banquet at Mrs. small's Tourist Home. Summer- side East. by the Catholic Wo- men's League. It was indeed a most enjoyable function and at the conclusion of a very enjoy- able lobster supper the graduates were addressed by Mrs. Carrol Delaney, president of the lee- gue. In enumerating the various projects of the league, Mrs. De- laney said that it contributed to a scholarship fund which had al- ready been won by two Summer- slde girls.

She said "Your graduation from grade ten is really the first stem in your education. Now you must go out into the world and there you must live up to the high ideals you have learned."

congratulatory remarks were made also by Rev. J. LeClair and Rev. J MacLeod and Mayor Henry W. Wedge. all of whomi expressed the hope that the girls would not conside from grade ten as the end of their education but would con tinue their studies in higher grades and obtain for t' '

Conciude Four Months Training Course Al Summerside

Jock Hopkirk. (Second row) Char-lliunter. Frank Daley, Dave Carn- los Linkletter. Frank Cameron.legy. Jim Harris. Lloyd Burns,

-Concluding four months training. members of the Dale 1 at Sum-

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Following a supper banquet, members of the class participat- ed in the program which pro-

bers and from left to right in the photo above are: (front row L to R) Don Sears. Art Holland.

Wendell Muttart. Jack Cameron.

Percy Ramsay. Wally Murray.

vcs as much education as pos- sible.

A graduation dance was held in the evening in the Council

at the conclusion of the after- noons piay. S

Chamber of the Knights of nmbus Home.

Western

-PARISH OF ALBERTON. Church of England. Holy Com- munion in Christ Church. Klldare at 9.15. Morning prayer and Sun- day school closing at 11 a.m. in St. Peter's. Alberton. Evening prayer at 8 p.m. in l-ioly Trinity Church. Alma and at 7.30 p.m. in St. Luke's. 0'Lcary. Rev. J. R McMahon. Rector.

-DB. HIJBEBT MacNeill will not be in his office from June sou: to June 30th. inclusive.

-STILL AVAILABLE. Dunlap strawberry plants. 31.50 hun- dred. Louis Moase. New Annan.

-MAMMOTH DANCE. Travel- ers Best Country Club. every Thursday. Music Jamboree Band.

-W. CHESTER I. MIcDONALD

will be absent from his office from June nth. to June Mth. inclusive.

-PANTRY SALE in Kennedy's Store. Kensington. starting Satur- day afternoon. June 18th. under auspices of Baltic W.

-PANTRY SALI. Kennedy's Store. Saturday. June 26th. 8.00 o'clock (Standard). Sponsored by Darniey Women's Instl .

-ST. MARKS HALL. Kenning- ton. June 29th, 2.00 p. in. Women's Institute Convention. Evening meeting l.00 o'clock. Film shown.

-SPECIAL . DANCE for the Ladies at the Xensington lagion Home. Thursday. June 23rd. Ladies free. Genta 50 cents. Good music.

-PENTICOSTAL C I! U I C I Open Air Services. Remington. Saturday 1.!) p. in. Sunday 4 and i p. in. (DST). Q. R. Stairs. Speaker.

-THE WOMEN'S Institute dis- trict convention will be held in Central Bedeque hall. Tuesday. June 21st. Afternoon meeting 2.80. evening 8.00 o'clock.

-SEE WALLACE MOASE at 0'Leary Branch Jewellery Store on Saturday night for special on- llrlvlng orders. watch repairs, ac- count settlernents. etc.. etc

-FUNDAMENTAL IAPTIST Ch ch. Cenu-al Bedeque. Sunday Jun 19th. 10.45 a.m. morning Wlshlli. 12.00 noon Bible school. 7-30 p.m. evangelistic hour. Rev. Ralph Seely, minister.

-TRYON UNITED CHURCHES. Sunday. June 19th. Tryon 11 n. in. Cape Traverse 8 p. m. Crapaud 7-39 D. m. The afternoon service at Cape Traverse is a Masonic Ser- VlCe- Rev. E. C. EVIII will be "M Preacher. Rev. Lloyd Archer.

-LEAVING FOB TORONTO - Ph 3- A. MscPhee. Summerside ("WI by plane today to attend he Canadian Medical Association convention to be held in Toronto

next week, 1-1, 'm 5.

accompani- 9d by Mrs. MacPbeI. I

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Guardian

-MOASE JEWELLEB5. merside and O'I4cary. Fine gifts for Fathers' Day. I

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-RESERVE July 6th for Payn-

ter Picnic at Fitzsimmons Shore. If not fine. Thursday.

-MOTHS - Now is the time to protect your garments. Get Larvex. rnnteed for one year. All sizes. Also good line of fish- ing tackle. Foley's Drug Store.

-FAILED TO REPORT - A Sumrnerside man was fined 325.00 anyosts for not reporting an ac- cid nt. when he appeared in Sum- merside Police Court yesterday morning. The charge arose from an accident which occured in the early hours of last Sunday mom- ing when I ear hit a half-ton truck parked on Spring Street, The incident was investigated by Clint. Harry Macxu, who also made the arrest on Wednesday of the party involved. 8

-JUVENILE SENTENCED -A summerside juvenile was senten- ced to not more the

3.. Mien be ap- Bls Honor Judge W. E. Darby h juvenile court yesterday. charged with" stealing. The youth had been convicted of several similar offetues in the past. Several other jumniles were put on probation in custody their parents. with orders to re- port to the court at fixed inter- vnll.-S.

-MAGlSTl.A'I'E'l COURT - A Summerside man charged under the Temperance Act with hav- ing In his possession, liquor not

ision quiz competition. the O'Leary School team defeated all comers and their rival was the Kensingtou School who placed 2nd. in the spelling competition the Kensmg- ton School this time moved into 1st position being very closely fol- lowed in 2nd place by the Miriam Academy in M uche.

A num” of special programs were presented during the season, when at Christmas time the St. Mary's Academy Girls Choir rendered a very enjoyable pro- gram with their songs and stories of Christmas.

On Christmas eve' the l(ensing- ton High School. Summerslde Jun- ior High School and Summerside Baptist Junior choir as well as the girls trio from the Summerside High School told the stories of Christmas with their vocal select- ions. On Good Friday again this year. the M. F. Schurman Co. pre- sented the Messiah by Handel.

Since the inception of the School Parade the M. F. Schurman Co. Ltd. has tried to give audience to as many boys and girls in Prince Edward Island as could possibly be handled on this program.

This year the program was ex- tended two weeks longer in an cf- fort to include some 50 extra boys

g and girls who would not otherwise

have had the opportunity to be on the program this year.

TRIBUTE TO TEACHERS

In his remarks to both the visual and listening Aiences. the mas- ter-of-cermonles. Mr. Charles Link- letter. paid particular tribute to

purchased at a vendors appear- ed in Magistrates Court yesterday morning and at his request the case was adiourned by Magistr- ate 1!. S. Hinton. QC. until Fri day June Itth. A partytrom Al-V bany charged with having liquor. in his possession other than in his residence was fined W and costs and another party from Albany paid I fine of 31.00 for an infraction of the Highway Traf- fic Act.

the teachers. parents and other interested men and women who have taken the time to prepare these boys and girls who have ap- peared on the program. and he referred to the endless hours of work spent by the teacher. in pre- paring these boys and girls and in travelling with them to Sum- merside on many different occas- ions.

Trophies and awards last even- . 3 mg were presented to the first

:----m second. and third place winners. P ' (by Mrs. Harold Schurman, wife) of r n ,the president of the M. F. Sc ur-

e so a 5 2mm Co.. and Mrs. Schurman was "4 chm assisted in making the presentat-

rlons by Mr. Clarence Mercer. sup- .ervisor of Summerside High

School. who. with Mr. Linkletter.

acts as quiz-master on the school -parade programs.

Following the presentations. Mr. Allison Msclaesn. president of the Summer-side Home and School As- sociation. and a membe of the executive of the P. E. 1. Music Festival, made an address of ap- preciation on behalf ' ants and contestants to the M. F. Schurman Co. for making possible these programs which he said had jdone so much towards the devel- fopment of the boys and girls in

and privately happy. At the conclusion of the program ' I beautiful basket of flowers was ted by David Mercer on be- ll of the contestants. to be de- Mrs. M. F. Schtn-man. winners. both indige- INIIPI. Mild OI! were in the 1-to-I classroom division. group School (juniors

lie . Datum. Bamilton: Paula Noonl. Carleton: Donald Linkletter Linklettsr Road:

Mrs. nslrh Emit! arrived in Summon-side by plane from Newfoundland last evening.

-Miss Jean Machyden turned last evening from s to the United States.

Dorothy Webster and at her home in Central Bedequep recently after spending the winter in MonireaIl,.E

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had more than four. This would seem to indicate that Ihis area are of average ability. to say the very least. Wouldn't you say so. folks?

Yet when these same Summer- side pupils take up the studies of Grade XI, it requires more than a whole extra month for them to complete their year's work than is the case in Prince of Wales Col- lege. and similar mainland instit- utions. At P.W.C. the school year ends about the middle of May. while students at Summcrside High go right on studying until

few. however. would object to a little extra schooling. were it not for the fact that the students who get through school in May grab up all the best summer jobs. and by the time summer vacation ar- rives for the others. they find it difficult to obtain employment.

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Why do some pupils finish in May. and others in June? For the same reason that one man votes for a dozen provincial candidates for MP. For the some-season that the Chinese bound the feet of their women for many centuries. Be- cause it has always been done. It's tradition-and hands off. you meddling radicals!

Katherine Gillis. Marian Academy. Elaine Gallant. Marian Academy; reading. Gordon Murray. Kensing- ton, Patricia Poirier. Marian Academy. Gloria Crout. Air Mar- shal Johnson School; piano solo, Joey Quinn. Summerslde element- ary. Salome Wedge. St. Mary's Academy, Barbers Cameron. St. Mary's Academy; vocal solos, Gall -IGIIHIIS. Summerside clemcnta y. Yvonne Gaudet. St. Mary's Acad- emy. and Margaret Murray. Kens- ington.

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ll -. pup 5 m'for the Girl Guides camp and that

close to the end of June. Very N

The chapter also announced that the sum of 51500 was voted

a new flag had been presented to Summerside High School.

The closing meeting was held at the summer home of Mrs. R S. Hinton at Stanley Bridge and presided over by the regent, Miss Wanda Wyatt.

MONTREAL (CPI-C. E. Cam- eron. assislant general passenger agent for the Canadian Pacific Railway Company will retire July 1 after 47 years of service. it was announced Friday Mr. Cameron joingd the company in Saint John.

Carnegie course No” ceded the resentation of diplo- Pegzgg Preston. W. A. Currie, Ed Smith. Eric Sheen. Ralph Lorne Palmer. Dr. H. E. Clark. P graduation "l"-Side 3"? 599" ab0Ve W89” mas. At the conclusion of the pro- director. Mrs. George Fisher. Blair. Cliff Ramsay. Allison Mac- Other members of the class not er, with the instructor. Dr. gram. gifts from the class were oirector. Dr. George Fisher. in- Lean, Gordon Cooke. Sheldon present for the photo were: Amos George Fisher. and directors. ipreseuled to the instructor and structor, Earl G. Cannon. direc- MacEwen. Vaughan Groom. James liubley, Lorne Campbell and Wil- pa graduation exercises on Thursday directors. tnr, Mrs. William Smallman. Mrs. M-at-'Dougall. (Third r-ow) Harold lard Stewart. evening. The class consisted of 34 mem- Gerda Morrison. Doug Mitchell. Milligan. Lester Jenkins. Russell (Photo by Wottom continued from page 2 ! O D E Bursary (Continued from page 10) ggggkfrlgo 3: :11: 11; I 0 ' ' S noon L as sun s s s h ' s l. I ii” i Wk " 0”” is Awarded T”"'"'” S'"'" 5:03 '2: is ”-'- Csol C urman S C O0 by "a-- 5..., Mk 1, .9 A2 4; ll7500Lynt1hst in 115 in i ' Mi A d c, at 11 mm K"5”"” " ” "W ii23ii'iay:i'c)ia.sa xvi iii iii the first place winner in the quiz L 1, guns f d - 55 "fey 3" 9- 8 PUP i 7050 Kroy 119 135 137 comneuuon was the Upper Free x .”2.5.i..l.f.”.'.i3Y..”';.',.'i.....” Eh: at Summemde High School has ”:”.:.L:”'.i::i .;:”.;; nil: llsli". ii. 3 town' School with the Freetown res W in Sum mde we, been awarded the Abesweit Chap 3391:; L my 135 no 1;; 100-150 Mackems 15 72 74 s V 5' 9 me . e t IODE 3 t 55000 000 u we (oz. l6l misc Mauser: 304 I96 W School placing in 2nd position. In proud to note that puplls of om. ler - - - ursary 0 - '- lmulr our .0 35 402 mm Mum :0 "M 13 the spelling competition "19 593 High School had made a very cred- ". was 3""”””"d at the chap!" 5 son 1.: sniais szo sis szn 3500 Mala" "55 T35 155 View School was awarded first name showing as Compared with final meeilntl. for the 1954-55 505' 2mm 1. Wan 22 22 22 man Mariam 6: a 3 Sum- position and the Ellerslie-Bidelord - g son Thursday afternoon. Miss 200 Lil Lus 220 no 220 1500 Maraiso 1 9' . other schools. To cite one ex . . . . 10., mm 350 15;: 3am zoooo lllarbennl in cu. a School took home the bronze shield ampleg summerside High had ten Gaudet intends to enter the Prince mm Lunch" 86 iu As mm mm, 9 5;. 9 indicative of second place. :1 ml ;75 1-. Cmmly HOSDIIBI 5Ch001 Of NUW ssoounct 19 is ill 500 sMu-izold 33 3-1 -18 . pupis w an average 11 pe . . V 7: ,0 ,0 nwuumm m ,1.-, no in the 4-and-over classroom d1v- cent or benen and no other school mg ill September. 290019)-ind

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NOTICE

Orr and after Monday, June 20, 1955 until further

notice. our pulpwood yard at Summerside will be oper-

P.E.l. PRODUCE 60. LTD.

Sumrncrside. P. E. I;

Ambulance Service. To

SUMNIERSIDE or CHARLO'1'I'ETOWN

Phone 12-3, 12-2 or 17 Crapaud, Day or Night.

PERCY DAWSON

We are still buying

mg: 4 ft. sap-peeled pulp

IIIIOIIEY FUNERAL IIDME

ALBERTON

Complete Funeral. Floral a nd Ambulance Service. Funeral in your home or ours at no extra cost. Terms arranged to suit the family. Bloomfield phone: Frank Macbougall 34-31. St. Louis ptlit-one: Mrs. Nellie Maillett

Director: E. GERALD ROONEY

THE FLOWER CART

Water Street (opposite CNR Station) Herd arrangements for every occasion. Speelollzlng In Wedding. Iunquet and Funeral Designs.

We Deliver Phone 3321 The Shop 'I11at Gives The Extra Toucb That Means So Much.

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THE OFFICIAL OPENING

MDJOIIAI. NURSES IESIDENCI

OF PRINCE COUNTY HOSPITAL will be held on ' 1

Tl-ILIRSDAY. JUNE 23rd. 1955

P. 0. Box 700

BUYING PIILPWOOD

rough pulpwood at our Summerside yard. For the next three months we will also be buy-

3 U2 ft. half-barked pulp. Meeting previously published specifications

P.E.l Produce co. Ltd.

both 3 U2 ft. and 4 It.

Summerside. F. E. l.

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Saturday. June 15. 1955 The Guardian Page 1!

All taxes owing Bread- albane Village School not id by June 28th. 1955. will be handed in for col- 'eciion. Cost of collection will be added to account.

By Order of Trustees.

MIRS. HARRY BERNARD Secretary.

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REGENT THEATRE BLDG. Summer St. Spmmerslda

B. F. Hunter. R.0.

Summerside. 523.1. - Phone 811! SMALLMAN'S BUILDING

A. Raymond Grant.

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288 Water Street Summersidl

Above Maurice Mill's Men's Well PHONE 8530