I . ' I Q P Keir Cousin. Parkdsle.

Ent5f7l'a.ri"i Resuzlis - Grade x ................

, . Hill. ' , Wendell Cox, Quee C rlotte. ”Margaret Crofer. C ' Claude Creamer, Souris.

Provincialll Examinations,

'l'he Guardian. Page 3. Teusday. July 31 1956

T0 I1 IOMI PROVINCE

as-use. ' Audrey Cook. Cape Welt.

. r ?ii?-”t'5i- s------- '".......'""':.”:'.'.:.W- novl ' O -iscnounsnlrs The L.0.B.A. Blstnry-Pr-ise tor Patricia Grant St. Patrick's Rd. "'”' C"""”' ”'”"”" 1- a dear tiny ' P , . - Alger Cutciiffe. Queen ....................... ""...'-in.-:...::.-.-2"-'..':..w-sl'.:v.: Gm; we-'.. v-,-,.--.. --'w- --,-----,,,l,,-. it"-....."-..':.."-.....:'r-em.-n-er ll ' s ' l-I ll 1' , . 0 . imlble em .. . nous. S r t Blanche llamr3.ul?u1'i'll'r'xqrQ'.E" .?,,',ff, Dennf,”-Ef:l;”',',':y'fm In form like her crest. V "ma cgum-y , tea :1. 'B;1rbour arms Hardy, Elmsdaie.. Em.u,,,.,, n;.m,d,,,. m.,,'oucj,.. All clothed with verdure, Ann 0 - ''--l.””'''' '””4' nsndllu ital: til: Disgtlllglv Ff;-Idlillrnll?rpilr'MT"lin,os':ion. '.'?',2" '”''m'' . llsm'se:.slro":ntef:nudmu' em! '5”'”.-4-"”-. 1 A ofv'Prlhee County: . Betty Lou'lla'ycer'. Sourla nigh. vpdlrire DI13noecl'lm' all m'mul."" Great with wdwmins smile rs". -d'u'"t'-" """- am..;rlu..s'...v-ire. l.i:.:l..":l'e"-.:."":.'r:..-'..."- W W no-0-it -- ' W "'""...,"'... ' . e , . ' ' ' ' pr,,',ul. ” puma Wlltshlre . . . , susmcr Beverley Jeyvlvell, Meadowb . 3(',,'.i"?;f,,.?.”wK,',,,'E"fn2, Tm W"?-wu l1mo3llrg.v."l-'rlii (710); - W 1. English. Literature and Com- Frances Johnston. Central" Bede- ceuldlne 133,1, Rochmfl ' gig” ncmm Aide Eediv PM W” lmitiom; v ' sue. : ' 'Fradk on. 'oll s enuli st M-ry'a cou ' ' ' ' K-lNG'3.C0 "TY" Phyllis Parker, North Wiltshire. Pauline Johnston, Queen Char- H181, c ' um" l an lotte. - '

View Beufumum, M5,. enocxvmns. our.

W .per cent. . llnrsaret Rose HlII.Irl.e,wI!1&ls (us). History: : Gemmn Kane. Notre D a me :f;::,'::;: ,',),'f,',?; Q,;',f,',','f,',',',' ma Susm;CHAwmm40!e'me1 1.3 Queen ch”. Susan Whiteslde. Queen Chai- Academy. pound Du,-mg, -1-1-".41, cm”, MAM; null"

lotte - 92 per cent. Palms Keefe, Bloomfield Station. -Roger Ellis, Montgomery.

I-Ilise Love, East Royalty (676). Rodney Ooles. (655). ,, KING'S COUNTY Blair Buchanan, Montague (659). Ruth Compton. Moreil Village 1657!. Cllarlottetown School Trustees Prize for the candidate from the Charlottetown schools who stands highest for Charlottetown:

ions.

The J. D. Seaman Memorial Prize for the highest standing in the two examinations in English -presented by the P. E. I. Teach- el's' Federation:

lrhyllls Parker, North Wilt- IIITC.

The Hon. Thane A. Campbell Prize for the highest standing in French:

Patricia Lelshtizer. Rockford Square. .

Coming Events

uliance, Pembroke School. July

Dance Bear River South. Tues day. 3lst. ,

Good strawberry picking today it Howatt's, Tryon.

Ice cream social tonight. Alex- andra School.

Regular' Dance Bonshaw Inn. Tuesday night. Burns orchestra.

Reserve August 20. Parish sup per. games, etc. Tracadie Hall.

Green Road Picnic, Wednesday. August lst. Supper served 5 - 0.

Pick your own strawberries. 10 cents a box. Vernon Msclsennanls, Alexsnder.- -

Reserve August" 22 for Murray Harbor Baptist Church Tee. On the Rink Tea Party Grounds.

Billy Graham Film. Morel! Community Hall, I:& tonight. Ad- mission free.

Dance Cardigan North School, Tuesday. July 81. ,'l'hrner's Orch- estra. To

Dancing at the White Spot every Friday night. Rollie liEacKenzia's Orchestra.

Annual lobster supper, St. Marks Pailsh, Lot 7, Tuesday, August lis .

dam in New Glasgow mil er- tery. Tuesday night. 0 to 12. con.

George's chicken , Wed- nfsgsy, August lat, meals begin . I .

Pick your own berries at 10 ctl. (Ix box. Patrick Lacey, Trscadie oas.

Dance. Grandview "Hall Wednes- day. Aug. 1st. Boudreault and 0' Connor. , '

Dance St. Peter's Holy Name 3811. Tuesday night. MecEwsa's Orchestra. '

lgguiar dance-at Gordon ev Friday night. Weath Orchests-.4.

nxeekly Dam; llort Augustin it every edneadey night. Burke's Orchestra.

Dance Mt. Stewart Memtria: Hall. Tuesday night. Rollie lac l(edzie's Orchestra.

Do .3... fnrget Bampshire United Church claims and Ham Supptr Wednesday, August 1st.

Don't miss the films in Hunter River Orange Ball Wednesday, (llllgust 1. Sponsored by the P.

Dance. Legion Hall every Thursday night. Webster's

Orchestra. Public address systesa and canteen service.

(bl-ran Ban late Wednesday. Alidust 1. , pc starting at I mt. Gama. ussment.

r. .

5

Dance,

new 335 5?-"-t.' s'-'l1"'u""

D 5' wedaace West

ore to ls:s). - r "0 more Wednesday receive

mom

I

North Milton Wlltshlr

Susan Whiteside, Queen Clllr-.

CIl- Shirl

Dame Lords Bruce. Me.

in. Bethkychmeron. lfensln guggsae Mung". Campbell.

Station: Phyllis Parker. North e, 99 per cent. Mathematics: Adele Beck. Spring Park, 90 per cen. French: Patricia Leightizer, Itochford Square. ill per cent. Latin:

Patricia Leightizer, Rochford

Square, 91 per cent. SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES

The names of the succssful candidates are published in alpha- betical order in three classes.

Class 1 contains the names of those students making 75 per cent and over: Class H. those making. between 85 per cent and 74 per cent; Passed, those under 65 per cent, but not under 50 per cent. The actual marks "made by can- didates have been forwarded to them by mail.

CLASS I I

Thane Anderson, Morell. Wendy Armstrong, Queen Char-

lotte.

Adele Beck, Spring Pagk. Victor Bell. Montague.

Blair Cairns, Summerside High. Jane Campbell. Spring Park. Evelyn Carpenter, Alberion.

Joan Marie Chaisson. Tignish. Roberta Clark, Summerside High. Gerald Coady. Kinkora.

Rodney Coles, North Milton. Ruth Compton, Morell Village. Cecilia Darby, Summerside High. Kevin Doyle, Mount Stewart. Norma Duvar. Queen Charlotte Carol Earle. Queen Charlotte. Albert Fogarty, Montagnue.

Joan Gallant. Tignlsh

Bella Gaudet, Miscouche.

Patricia Grant, Notre Dame A-

c clmmgriz Tyn v lie

yn g. e a y. Dggen . Tignish. Margaret Hatton. Lorne Valley. Frank Hayley, Southport. Faye Hickox. Queen Charlotte. Margaret Rose Hume. Iris. Lillian Kennedy. Tignlsh.

Arthur Large, Albany Rural. Patricia Lelghtlser, Rochford

Square.

Mina Livingstone. Parkdnle. Earleilsockerby, Hamilton.

Elsie Love. East Royalty. Beverley Morris. Kinkora. Margaret Murray, Kensington. Gail Mustard, Parkdale.

Phyllis Myers. Tignish.

Frances Mecbougsll, Bloomfield

I Station. Audrey Mscxeuzie. FannilII- Lois MacLellen. Rochford Square. McNally. St. M a r y 's

cademy. H e int e r MaePhee. Sununerslde

MhcPherson, Queen Char-

itebecca. Nash. .Queen Charlotte. Clair Oliver. Albertcn. Phyllis Parker, North Wiltshlre. Myrtie- Perry, Kinkors.

Marguerite Rose Poirier. Mis-

couclle. Bernadette Power. Tracadia

ss. Elizabeth Read. Bordell- Normaltobertson. Mt. Mellick. Scott Regen, Queen Charlotte. Ann Ronan, St. Mary's Academy. Jean Boss, Mount Stewart.

Veesey. York.

Ross Webster. Queen Charlotte. Gordon White, Stanchel.

Susan Whlteside. Queen Charlotte. Barbers Williams. Pal-kdele.

Frances Arsenault. Abram's Vil-

lage. ' J to y c a A. ult. St. Mary s . as s . Mas-;c.A&l'deamll Ty V ll Alice Be ll. Summerside .

lriey arbour. Aims. rbsrs Beaton, Summerside

High. Jimmle”Becir. Alifston. Freda Bennett. Cross Roads. Rosalie Bentley, Pei-kdale. Maria

, Mont C Mary C. Blue. Hopefield. Franklin Bownssa. Kensia . Lillian Brown, Miscouche. Wendell Brown. Wood lslensh Jssngta Brpee, Mt. Mellick. Mellick.

Sou l.:rnelI?-

Bernard Elisabeth an.

0Is'rensecsnrsbell.Iunmersids

ad" 1 .- Fsrtuns Reed.

Ieusbcoaveat unveil

High.

Rita Lutz. Souris Convent. Jerome Martin. Tignish.

Heather Matheson. Notre Dame. Billy Matthews, Central Royalty. Sandra Matthews, 0'Leary. Shirley May, West Covehead. Vinnie Mobbs. Queen Charlotte. Joyce Mokler. Tignish.

Dorothy Monkiey, Central Lot 10. Dale Moore, Spring Park. Elizabeth Munn. Queen Charlma. Marie Murnaghan, Fort Augustus. Brenda Murphy. Augustine Cove. Peggy Murphy, Correspondence

u y.

Joseph Hambly. Central Royalty.

Jimmy McAulay, St. Peter's South.

Avonna MacAusland, New Glas-

.gow.

Isabel Msccallum, Central Roy al .

Lorna Maccaull, Summerside H" h.

18 Gerald MacDonald. Queen Square. Margaret MacDonald. Tracadie Cross. Lloyd MacEachern. Mt. Mellick. Stella MacEachern. New Argyle. William; C. Macliachern, Hope- le .

Walter MacEwen. Montague. Lorne MacFarlane. Harrington. 'l'eresa Mclnnls, St. Peter's South. Margaret J. MacKenzie, Flat Riv-

Sshirley Gauthier,

emy. 'Cyril Gallant. Souris High. Donald Gallant. Stella Maria. Elizabeth Gallant.

High.

'Gavin Gallant. Cape Egmont. 'Gregory Gallant, Stel Maris, Iris Gallant. Mlscouche..

Jackie Gallant. Sununersideililkh. Leonard Gallant, Tlgulsh; 'Ikl'DYG(:illuI;lt,sfilllAIl!lBfS:g; High. Mary an , . ugus . 'Noreen Gallant, Stella Maris. raonert Gallant . 'Rose Mae Gallant, Wellington. Shirley Gallant, Stella Maris.

Summerside

, Borden

Tilmon Gallant, Rustico Cross.

"Winston Gillllllt, O'Lcary.

Gertrude Gamble, Queen Char- lotte

Marilyn ' Gamble, St. . Nicholas. Sllarold Gard. Mill River East.

'Brenton Gardner, Chelton.

Noreen Gardiner, Notre Dame. Marlorie Garrett, Strsthcona. 'Louise Gaudet, Tignish. Verna Gaudet, Tignish.

Patricia Gauthier, Stella Maris. R o c h I o r d Square.

Genevieve Giddlngs. Cambridge. Gerard Giddlngs, Cambridge.

Gertrude Gillan. St. Teresa's.

Ervin Gillis. Miscouche.

'Msxweli Glover. Murray River.

icecil Godfrey. Central Royalty. Winsloe.

eh . 'Donnie' , Annie L. MacLean, Central ltoy- spun. Good, spring park, 81 t'Anetts Gordon. Alberton.

ty. Hugh Macbean, Queen Charlotte. Beryl MacLeod. Kensington. Barbara MacNeill, 0'Leary. Peter MacNutt, Queen Charlotte. Audrey MacPhee, Brae. Jack tMacPherson, Queen Char- o te

Matilda McQuaid, Riverdale. Regina McQuald. Notre Dame.

D a n I t a MacQuarrie, Rockford

Square. Marjorie N c o n a in, St. Mary's ;Academy. Carol Perry, Mlscouche. Dorothy Perry, St. Mary's Acad- emy.

Elmer Perry, Tignlsh.

Marion Perry, Queen Charlotte. Allan Peters, Summerside High. Annette Pltre, Mlscouche.

Agnes -Poirier. St. Nicholas. Barry Poole, Rosenesth.

Violet Poole. Souris Hlgii. Edward Power, Covehead Road. Keith Raddatz. Queen Charlotte. Louise Richard, St. Mary Acad-

emy. Ted Roach, Souris High.

Beryl Robbins. Morell Village. Joan Robbins. Morell Village. David Rodd. Queen Charlotte. Mildred Rodgerson, Fanning

Brook

Florence Saviile. Eglington. Marie Shea. Tignish.

Elizabeth Small, Queen Charlotte. Arlene Smallwood, Notre Dame. Barbara Stevenson, North Rus-

tico. - - Janice Waite, Kenslngton. Ethel Williams. Elmsdale. Naomi Willis: East Royalty. Ruth Wood. Alexandra. Gerard Wynne. Queen square. Georgia Yea. O'Leary. PASSED-

Rohert Acorn,:Souris High. Janette Adams. Victoria ss. rltslph Anderson, Queen Ch otte. Margaret Annear. Montague. 'Dlane Arsenault, St. Mary's Academy.

'Rose A. enault. Abram's Village. Vernita Arsenault, St. "'cholas. 'Yvette Arsensult, Ahram's Vil-

lage. . tlrma Aylward, Covehead Road. Justine Basha, Rochford Square. Paul Batchilder. Georgetown. Catherineh Benton. Summer H h

Wanda Benson, N o t r e Dame

Academy.

Doris Bernard Kensington. Linda ael-nu-J, Tigniab.

Susan Bieren. Kilmulr.

Joan Birch. Birch Hill. 'Rsymond Birt. Coveheed Road. Kevin Blacquiere, Stella Maris. Marina Blscquiere. St. Nicholas. Eddie Boates, Summerside High 'Rose Marie Bordage.

"Squire.

Emelil:eBBo3s. Miscoucgiqel.l."

mme rs ey. 911090 - SJoseph Brasel. Fort Aulllatll. Theater Brennan. Elmsdale. treasure-.”.cnmM

no c . - 'Joyce Buell. Queen Child”- Osoycs Bui er. Foxley River. 'Rose Ma Bllllm Square. Arthur

am

am Bull-'lrl:e.Sp3llleSeaPm."" . 0: Bin.

B lununerlb ' its st. masons: E ownisnu-in CcB.ll'IOl'Q. Miscogedhe. lneroa. Stanc . Ge:-:l.d.iae Campbell, Boelhd

RsiEqCa':.eon. Vi ria. Winston Cannon. . Eleenorfa. 'Dol-een '

Cerver.Qneen Garth Ceeei . Kelvin Grove. . -Janet 0arr.qNMI'O Dune MID-

Chases-is. ClbIVI!'lOu

ton. Loydi Matthews. 0'Lea man: Mclllah. 5 Elaine Miller, 0' ary. SA:-lens Moiyneaus. Roehford

Square. . 'Earl Molyneaux. Kelly's Cross. ' John-

'Jean Ann Iluaro. Patricia Alan M i .

Faye, Gorili. Glenwood. Joan Gormle . Montague. Rita Grant, tlssbel Green. West Covehead. Marlene Gregory. Parkdale.

Anita Hagen. Pleasant Valley. Eileen Halloran. Cape Traverse. John Hancock. Summerside High. 'Fred Hardy. Elmsdal 'Leslie Hardy, Freeland.

Lois Hardy," Bloomfield Station.

ell Cove.

0.

tRuth.Harper, Tignish.

'1'-Jlmer Hogan, Parkdale.

Sylvia Hogan. Tignish.

Shlorrna Holmes, East Royalty. tstells Howard. Giengery, Lot 1. than Hubley, South Plnetze. Ann Hughes. Souris Convent. "Eleanor Hughes, Rochford Square 'Florence Hughes, T rla c e d i e

Cross. 'Mlchael Hughes, Queen Square. 'Preston Hume. Kilmuir. ,

Earl Hunter, -lndian River. Roger Jackson, Montague.

Leo Jamieson. Sturgeon. ' Anne Jenkins. Summerside High.

Edna C. Jenkins, Correspondence

study. A tPauline Jenkins. Winsloe. Alan Johnston, Al flieggis Johnston. SMary Jorgcnsen. Fanning. Marion Kearney, Spring -Park. 'Eric Kelly, Queen 'Cisire Kenny. , , Allan Kingsbury. Montague. Lee Kitcher, Queen Charlotte. Coba Klyn.' Rochford Square. Jean Knox, Mt. Buchanan. tMeriil LsBrech. Souris. High. Ssheldon Ladner.

rton. rlalol, Lot 0.

uare. Tignis . '

Queen Char- otte.

I . Sterling Levers. Queen Charlotte. Beatrice

Lelllanc. St. Academy.

Mary's

David Legge. Souillport.

SMartha Leslie. Souris Convent. 'Ronald Livingstone, High Bank. "Sadie Livingstone, Murray Riva. of 83 Marilyn Llewellyn. Notre Dame. Edward Luts, Sourla ' Darrell Lyle. Central Lot tlidwin Lyle, Summerside High. 'JOl:enMIHI Maddix, St. Gil-

's.

'Joan Mallett. Queen Charlotte. fnobcrt Msrohbank, Kensington. 'Vivian Martin, Mount Tryon. fborothy Matheson, Appln. Road. ' beth Ms

mm to.

Bliss theson, North Mil-

...il'.' nus.

Roberta Monteith, A. M. can

'wlum aola.

.PIBs age...-Alberta

commentators on the CBC

Victoria Garden. recently laid out and completed with flowers and shrubbery following the nice- ly designed walks is now present-

1"

ing a mature and beautiful ap- pearance. Designed and worked on by Russel Gay under instruc- tions from the Public Property

VITRIA GARDEN AN ADDED ATTRACTION

Committee of the City Council, Elmer Maconald, Edwin C. John- stone and Frank 0lNeill, the gard- en which is located on the west

side of Government" Pond is an added attraction to that beautiful section of the city.

Guardian Photo.

come under Commons attack over a wide front ranging from its fi- nancial , " ' to an alleged im- balance of news coverage and news commentaries.

Criticisms of the CBC finances, accompanied by charges of overl spending. followed a forecast given Saturday by Revenue Min- ister McCann that the publicly- owned corporation expects a def- icit of 520,000,000 in the current fiscal year.

That was the reason. the min- later said, for "sensible" govern- ment proposals of interim financ- ing through grants totalling 318,- 500.000 for this year. Figures quoted l:y Dr. Mccann, who re- ports to Parliament for the CBC, indicated that the publicly-owned corporation will have to make up some 38,000,000 from its accum- ulated reserves, even after the grants, to break even. UNBALANCED COVERAGE

Meanwhile. Russell Reinke (L-- Hamilion South) and Social Credit leader Low charged the CBC does" not give a balanced report of na- tional and world news coverage and news commentaries.

The charges brought replies from George Hees (PC-Toronto Broadview) and Elmore Philpott (L-Vancouver South), but no cabinet minister replied.

Mr. Hees. accusing Liberals of "whining." said he is "convinced that the CBC, The Canadian Press The British United Press and the press gallery generally report the news both fairly and objectively."

Mr. Philpott Vancouver news- paper columnist and a former CBC commentator, said news "are absolutely fair in their political broadcasts." Canada had the fair- est system of political broadcasts in the world;

COMMONS SPEED-UP

. ,'l'he debate occurred during the

session's first Saturday sitting as the Commons tried to speed con- ideration of a large volume of legislation and departmental spending estimates in an effort to reach prorogntion. now expected lbetween Aug. l1 and ill.

Dr. McCann said that despite I grant of s6,25t),000 for CBC radio services. there would be a deficit .000,000 on sound broadcast- ing operatlons. A grant of :12.- 000.000 for television would go only part way to meet an antic- ipated TV deficit of 811000.000. .For the fiscal year 1955-56, ended last March 31, the CBC re- ported a net deficit of 31,358,000 after spending 388,572,000 for all its services. - John Diefenbaker (PC -- Prince Albert) said the 812,000,000 grant towards meeting the TV deficit should be a loan. A grant would only use an encouragement for fur- ther overspending. If the present trend of growing CBC r T- itures continued the corporation would be spending s1oo.ooo,ooo a year by 1961 or 1962. He sat he finds it hard to un- derstand how the CBC. with a monopoly over choice TV broad- casting locations in large Cane- diarl centres, could operate at a deficit

CBC "MONSTER" Mr. Reinlte said he would line to know where Canada is go "with this monsie." if the C could not pay its way out of com- mercial revenue. amounting to ore than 9.000.000 last year. it

it! get out of the broadcasting Business and let private enter- take wk.

Iaating its news reports on the

v e "a s .'.".'."'..':: tC”"i':"" '3i""'"..”l'y' slot of sIna.nted lreeows or half- truths."

The CBC had bent over back-

' wards to give opposition charge:

more play than government ra- pliee an the pipeline debate. He several of the )2 plh pres gallery correr , who delivered CBC

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er sews."

ennui i.he'cBC of viag

C.B.C. Comes Under Heavy Fire In Commons Debate

OTTAWA (CP) - The CBC hasMurray Ballantyne and Walter

. Relnke accused die CBClof new

Josey among British and Carla- dian commentators he had lis- tened to.

Mr. Low attacked CBC policies as "a hodgepodge of socialism and private enterprise. with so- cialism given the upper hand at all times."

The private stations had done a "magnificent job" but he won- dercd how much more than could have done "if they had not been circumscribed, if they had not been kept down by the weight of CBC regulations."

"The government policy is a straight out-and-out denial of free enterprise," he said. "In in judgment it encourages the board of governors (of the CBC) to look upon themselves as absolute dic- tators and omniscient manipula- tors."

Referring to the presence of CBC Chairman A. D. Dunton on the floor of the Commons. where he was advising Dr. Mccann, Mr. Low said: "He needs to have his ears pinned back just a little bit."

YORK

Mrs. Daniel MacPhcrson. N.S.. was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leith Brown recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Richard, Murray Harbour. were the guests of their daughter, Mrs. Willard Murray, York, on Friday, July 21.

Miss Aletha Brown is spending her holidays at her home in York.

:

is employed at the farm of Mr. in Lewis. York.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Slackford. City, were the guests of their daughter, Mrs. Eddison Hardy re- cently.

Mr. and Mrs. Potts and son of Bonshaw, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Vessey, York, Sun- day. July 22nd.

Miss Taving MacDonald. Char- lottetown, spent Wednesday even- ing in York. She was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Crockett.

Mr. and Mrs. Leith Waits, Char- lottetown. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Watt's on Mon day evening, July 23th.

Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Brown, Char. lottetown. spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Watts, York.

Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Waits, Hal- ifax, were the weeken” guests of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Watts, York.

Rev. .l.M. Nicholson, was guest- speake , at York United Church on Sunday evening. A large con- gregation attended.

Miss Nina lliacPherson. U.S.A., was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leith Brown. York. recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cooke. City spent Sunday in York.

Rev. J. M. and Mrs. Sproule and two children. Hubert and Don- nie. sccompanied by Mrs. Horace Vessey. Charlottetown, left on Mon- day morning. July 16th. for Advoc- ate Harbours. N.s., for a short holiday.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Butch. York, have their daughter from York, U.S.A., visiting them.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Welton. York, enterteined Mrs. welton's nts. brothers and alsters on ay at the Stanhope Beach. Mr. IIII Mrs. John W. Maclseen. Mr. am Mrs. Ralph Mncteen. Ray- Irlmtl, Earl and Arnold. !1gill Bank at! Miss Bertha Mncbean. Sum- ldele. were also guests.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest MacDon- all and two children d York.

- ssesl-l slum '..i, .. TURKEY :

.. nnouszss ll "s.uLls.

Mr. Ted Saundcrson, St. Peter. in

IN MEMDBIAM

MRS. JAMES LANNIGAN

The little community of Panmu- re Island was again saddened when on the morning of March 20th the news went around that Mrs. James Lannigan or "Lizzie" as she was familiarly known, had passed to her eternal reward. Though in failing health for the last number of years. the Send came suddenly and was quite a shock to all.

The late Mrs. Lannigan was born at Peakes in 1869 and was the daughter of Elizabeth Clarey and Michael Stewart. She livedall her married life on Panmure Is- land and during this time endear- ed herseif to all who knew her. She was a kind neighbour, and all that visited her received a warm wel- come.