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| Dr. Somers was ordained by the 5 n ‘the school, 7 q oe por gS nemo on May Weeks then presented the trees

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Eastern And Central Districts ‘The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri. June 25, 1965. 5

‘Town Improvement Report

4, 1939, and served for one year at Vanceuver Heights Church Returning east he entered Union Theological Seminary im New York for po=t-graduate work m the fields of Old Testament, Church History, Church Law and Liturgies, and while there was offered .an asistant profes- Sorship in Old Testament in a

Memorial Opens July 1

The Lucy Maud Montgomery Mrs. Lorne Campbell and Mrs birthplace will be opened, of- a a. ficially on the afternoon of July : :

Emerald RR 1 Il. by Chief Justice Thane A.

to the local centennial —* tee They were received by

ton Rayner, committee cba't- man

Rev Maxwell Nesbitt of the United Church led in prayet- —

Given getown Council

Canadian theological seminary.

CALLED TO KIRK Campbell. The house an which

the gifted Island writer was freshments will be in charge af

GEORGETOWN — Work on/ working for some t'me on Weeks On securing his Master's de- 4... j ; ; Ween’ George Street and Weeks Cre- Crescent. Weeks Crescent will gree in Theology, he returned to _—" a eee pelt aad lan Ses scent was reported on by May-| be 40 feet wide when completed. Canada and was called to the i, 9-39 in the afternoon ae hic ed or Howard S. MacLean at a re- Correspondence was read Kirk of St. James. Charlotte ~ Premier Walter Shaw and ms writer—her books are known ail 5 cent meeting of the Georgetown from Hon. Judy.UaWarsh, J.P. town, where he was inducted on sressiades’ of tcountet ‘development ee dn eee de oe oad Town Council. Nicholson, and the executive as- Sept. 25, 1941 Llovd G. MacPhail. have also tourist attraction for the pro | Bushes have been cut away sistant to the minister of immi-| He was part-time chaplain heen invited to attend. a a8 :

from the western half of George gration. The matter of the rink with the Royal Airforce during Chairman of the Birthplace The modest house at New IN a Street and machines have been contract a _— referred to & the World War II. foundation is Lt. - Col..MW. London corner was sold at one Ken Muttart, Searietown. ee lawyer who wi — to take ‘In 1945 Dr. Somers was elect- Johnstone Burlington. James— time to an oil company. but K. convalescing in the Prince Ed- '° WEATHER eee OEE on wie on elect. ed moderator of the Presbytery T. Campbell, Park Corner, who C. Irving who built the Irv- ward Island Hospital following .? t a ,, contract. of Prince Edward Island, and in owns the home in which several ing Oil empire. deeded it back major surgery. =i It was decided a a NeW 1947 Moderator of the Synod of of the famous books were writ-- to the province It has since PRICES TORONTO (CP) — Observed truck be purchased for use as &@ the Maritime Provinces. Since ten, is also an officer of the been deeded to the Lucy Maud = nes groduc- temperatures: < hose truck for the fire depart- | 1946 he was Clerk of the Presby- foundation Montgomery Birthplace Found- Dealers were quoting Lew Overnight Migh Thursday ment. This matter had been dis- tery and Treasurer of the Char. The local committee includ ers Thursday for ungraded egss Dawson ... <«« aan 7 cussed at earlier meetings and lottetown Ministerial Association. ———----——— San eee Ene — delivered in t. iVielesin ... eco 0s. @ 64 ne ney bem Moles a de-| He served on the General As . cents - oe es Mamtim 0.88 9 ies ade within @ | eambiy's Board of Administre T C il N ed large. 21 cents for medi Memes 556 ean see ae 79 «| f@w days. : tion, vs Board “ —— rees eremonia y am and 17 cents for A small. Winnipeg ... ... --% 8681 | Et ae eet to have | the and the Board of Knox College. , , : PICNIC HELD EE B | Rem eabc ote sate atone Be Cory School Child rae a Ottawa... ats acc 5 67 in the town whitewashed “and gay preacher al St anew's OY J LEAFY SCNOO! CANGTEN —_ trinity United Couch eee Montredl ... 0 $2 68 painted as has been done in pre- Church, Toronto: and in 1951 at anamel ‘Sonic Park near Quebec ... .-. .-- .61 | 67 | vious years. the Church of St. Andrew and ALBERTON — Pupils of O’- trees given by the centennial ‘he ler ‘ax: oa iFrederictom ... ..-.58 33 The question of sanitation con- cy Paul, Montreal. Leary Elementary School parti- commission at Ottawa through Exton _ recently. and discrip- Saint Joha ... ... -33 62 ditions in certain areas of the jn 1961 he was official cipated in an impressive tree the co-operation of provincial "es of all es girls. Moncton ... ... --.59 78 (town was discussed at some gate from the General Assembly Planting ceremony in the com- forester JF. Gaudet. The trees 9 for the boys Halifax ... ... ... 47 + @1 {length and it was : decided to of The Presbyterian Church in ™unity park Tuesday afternoon. had been planted earlier in the NAME CONFIRMED Charlottetown ... ~ 61 75 contact the provincial depart- Canada to the General Assembly | The parade, which formed up season by Norman Moase, Alton gr; Gerald Graham writes to : ee jSydmey ‘... .-. 53 71 (ment — re - of the Church in Scotland. He 4t the school, was led by ‘the Rayner and Mr. Weeks point out that the lobster pack- AUTOMATION DOES ELEPHANT JOB |Yarmoath ... 0 58 ;..| amy assine ' available 26 also offered similar ap- Village police officer, Gerald —ytr-*Weeks indicated that. in ing plant visited by Premier St. John's ... ... -.49 74 from that source to assist in pointments to the General As Shaw, drummer Peter Bruvels, this ceremony each tree would Shaw Tuesday at Gaspereaux is % Atbeae 3. se 333 77,» cleaning up unsanitary ‘yards semblies of the Presbyterian and bearers of the school ban- be designated to represent and known as the Wendell Graham Circus elephant gets a bath being in town again. Howard elephant who in days bef Manta oe ogc ae 78 and sewar outlets : Church in England, Ireland and ®€F. David Mclsaac and Robert to be pamed after one of the Co. Ltd plant, not the Grant fn a Chicago car wash m Freeman operates car wash automation got his bath from Tampa ... ... ... .70 89 The council was informed that wai.< ‘i Bruvels. They were followed by ‘provinces of Canada. He called Graham plant as intimated in Chicago—perhaps by way of mechanism and controls jets of roustabouts with series of wiami ... ... ei a 87 a considerable amount of work While overseas. Dr. Somers S¢outs, cubs, guides, brownies, upon Mrs. Harry Rogan, musie the lines under a photograph is drawing attention to the circus wafer on Targa, 14-year-old hoses or when it rained New Orleans ... ...70 92 had been on on. the seen oad fae er cach July CGIT. Explorers and other pu- teacher in. the schoo! to cere. Wednesday's Guardian. The * Pe ce 67 dump site but that irresponsible < . s : ; pils. As they marched they sang moniallv na t ; terprise. says Mrs. Graham. | Los Angeles Se ne 6 Cle nas Cand Your lend.” undiand,” | owned and operated by Gerald

Piano Results

Rev. T. R. Goudge, pupil of

HALIFAX (CP) —The weather ‘citizens had again continued to

Mrs. Kenneth Parker, distine- | office says drier air will permit dump all over the area. It was

tion in grade three piano ;

sunshine in the again necessary to have a bull-

MANY ACTIVITIES

. “Newfoundland.” Upon arrival at the park and Pupils Ee

following the singing of ““O Can- —

trees.

representing grade named the other

Graham and Grant Graham. BRC CARD PAITY

Pupils of Mrs..«Reginald | \taritimes today. . Nowever, dozer clean up the site. Thi8 President of the P.E.I. Auxi- ada,” Principal Alden Weeks prince Edw : : Re Gay: grade one, Carolyn Wal- come clouds will likely develop matter of non-coperation — by liary of the Bible Society, he briefly addressed the assembly. har es oe _— oo ge a per. distinction i the afternoon hours. certain citizens was considered was awarded a rara ‘life gov- He stated that the purpose of grade 1. Nova Scotia by Paul party Wednesday are as follows: ; Grade two, Joanne Walper. These may yield a few light increasingly important if ermoship’ in the British and this gathering was to officially Turade ai Mix ‘Maseate’ ea eee a eee Catherins oe re nnounce | distinction; Heather MacDonald, showers over the hilly ions Georgetown is to attract mew Foreign Bible Society in Feb- acknowledge and christen 10 2 New Brunswick by Holly’ Ma- Atkins. second, Mrs. Margaret honors; Gary Maund, honors. | of Nova Scotia and New Bruns- | citizens. seere, : ee = __. theson of Mrs. Rooney's grade Walker. -zents’ first, James ; ; : Grade three, Ann Fraser, dis wick. - Somers was for many ' quently delivered. was a high- 2 class, Quebee by Ronnie Har- Pencerzast- second, John Hes- Results of the Mount Allison grade two, Wendy Karen Worth, tinction: Peter Fraser, distine-; large high pressure area PRESBYTERIAN years active on the Board of dir- | light in programs of the club. ris of scr 3, Ontario by Don- arty eoomed Joseph Roche University local centre piane pass. Deborah May Worth, pass. tion: Lois Vessey. honors: Linda pow: west of the great lakes ,ectons of the Protestant Family He is survived by his wife the na Sweet of grade 4. Manitoba and Mrs. Catherine Shepherd:

examinations held in Charlotte.

Grade three, Ann Stevenson,

five. Barbara Ann MacKenzie,

Laird. honors; Kathy Andrew, should reach the Maritimes Sat-

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Service Bureau and member of former Jessie Delores Walls of

by Anna McMackin of grade 5,

special prize. Mrs. Helem €ar-

town recently have been am- pass Grade four, Susan Ross, honors. $ f ;. skies. the Board of Direct of the Toron his ther Thomas ; maddy: door *- Emma Gal- : : urday to provide sunny rectors to, fa _ Saskatchew : : Vee ; : Bounced : : > Deborah White, pass: Grade four, Ann Martin, Regional forecasts: in the primary schools and Har- United Fund Appeal Henry Somers of Toronto, one = a — —— Examiner was Carleton Elliott, Sheila Morrison, pass. Grade 1147. | Northern Nova Scotia, Prince. boad Collegiate Institute before | He was a member of the Ro sister Nora (Mrs. Frank Ach- : tary Club of Charlottetown and worth) of Halifax, and one niece * * * * kk * * * *

BMus.. MMus. of Mount Allison

Conservatory of Music, Sackville,

NB. . : Pupils. of Mrs Leshe Hiscott

pass a Pupils of Mrs. T. R. Goudge: grade two. Glenda Diamond,

Grade five, Janice Stewart, Edward Island: sunny with a

distinction:

Natalie liams, honors; Nancy MacDon- Westerly winds 2% diminishing | ald. honors; John Carr, honors. this evening to light. Low-high

MacWil- few cloudy periods and cooler. |

proceeding to university. During his Arts course at the University of Toronto he was

| awarded -the Pan-Hellenic Asso-

his annual Christmas message, and two nephews, Colleen. Den- thoughtfully prepared and elo | nis and Brian Ashworth

BASED

ON THE

grade three. Merrill Wheale. honors. grade three, Elizabeth : | ciation Prize for highest stand- j honors. Pamela Forsythe, hom Stevenson. pass Grade six, Linda Andrew. at New Glasgow an Charlotte- | pan in his year and the McLure *« * * * xx *« * * * TRUE STORY OF on Wayne Diamond. pupil of honors. town 45 and 65. Outlook for Sat- Scholarship in Hebrew. He was

Pupils of Leslie Hiscott: Rev. T. R. Goudge, honors im Grade seven, Dianne Frizzell, | urday. Sunny and cool. offered a teaching appointment : _ grade two. Alan Long. distine- grade two piano. > pass. High tide today at Charlotte- . in English and History at Gor- a BRAVE AND C U GS Ss thon «6©Grade three Marionie ~~ "town 7.30 a.m. and 8.45 p.m. At don’s College in the American. 3 C ) k A EC >I J Smialiwoeod. “distinction. Linda : Rustico at 3.07 a.m. an- 3.28 University at Constantinople, | z MS Wilhams, honors. Grade four, p.m. Summerside tide eighteen Turkey. ote p Rocer Lonc. honors eG ers an | minutes later than Chariotte- On entering Knox College in MEN e

Pupils of Mrs Jack Kirby

Lifeguard Park Service Starts Early

For the past three weeks. the guards have been taking a two week training course and pre paring their equipment for the season

This vear George McGuigan will acai. be supervisor, and under him wil be 15 lifeguards. Two will be stationed at both

> ; c Peters ; ana | ee ee ee ee June 27. the earliest date the Ployee with Canadian Nat ‘wae a i de Che anaes ae : as s, holds an Irish Sweep- } his : service has ever started Ratways. poids athe horse Nik: | Hottetown nurse” Elizabeth “Lib- -By-Shock Story Of ACo-ed Reform School! | TONIGHT o SAT. Joseph E Levine ? Pj

Has Sweep Hope

the; Claus, which was running in the at Curragh near could prove an exciting day tor Dublin Inpland.“"This is the same McCullum’s horse

Saturday, the day of Insh Derby at Curragh. Ireland, McCullum_ of

Ken “Bus”

sar. the fourth favorite at 10-1 odds

He is with the ferry MV Scotia Il, which is undergoing annual refit at the drvdock in Halifax. His wife and family are at home in St. Peters

Mr McCullum is 3 years old

Irish Derby

race that Mr

| by" MacKenzie was one of seven | Canadians who

‘am. and set at 846 p.m.—All the three years in| Theology and yt his course

times ADT. upon complet

Sturgeon

won $150,000.

| To Mars Or Bust!

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THE COUNTRY DRIVE-IN

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Shows 3.30 -7-9 Sat.1-3-7-9

Closer and closer to our sister planet comes U.S. spaceshi Mariner IV — “a neds of

and is employed with the Cam adian Natienal Rai!wavs on the fecry M.V_ Scotia and he ss

Stanhope and Cavendish main beach at all times and two will be at Brackley on weekends

and

BARE-

Sneened thw UMITEDER an 711s

Follewing are this year’s with the ship which is undergo theori : 5 ‘ 3 postings Dalvay, Gerald Mit- inc annual refit at the @rydock Gp eye vine gio etemity Admission Adults .75¢ Children under 12 Free. . chel Stanhope Lane. Vince ., Halifax. His wife and family and a AS-YOU- yt: ‘Shar ev Sane TECHINCSLOR”

Canteen Service

COMING SUNDAY - MONDAY “The Stolen Hours”

ML he chuhe he ahh abe uh ate ate he dhe uedhrleadll

prayer.” On July 14th will she send back photos of Mars? Read this exciting saga of a pioneer explorer now | 300 million miles from earth. One of 35 articles of lasting in- terest in July Reader's Digest.

Fisher. Stanhope main beach, David Large and Wayne Schi- ever. Stanhope Cape Jim Bruce: Brackley. Jim MacLean. Rus- tico Island Lowell Gallant North Rustico. Regin Mitchell Cavendish main beach. Herb Murphy. Jim Webb, Cavendish camp crounds. Gerry Hopkirk, floats: John Hughes. Charles Silliphant and Don Pickard The cuards are on duty from 16 am to 6 pm. seven days a

are at home in St. Peter's

Mr. McCullum is the only ticket holder for the $150,000 jackpot ‘from the Island and there are only four other in the Maritimes. If be wins he will be the third winner im Island history. and the third to win im less than a year

Last year Dr. J. Cyril Sennot of Charlottetown was the first [7 —- Islander to win the big purse. ||)

The supreme sgectacie that bad te come thenderng set sf the mes! thrifing contanenti] Stastey Daher Jack Newkins Wa Jacebssen James Booth Wiches Cane

DARE is the

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