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Princo County

Progressive conservative

Meetings

Kinkorat-Tuesday, July 28th. Central Bedeque Hall-Thursday, July 30th.

Borden-Friday. July 31st. , All meetings at 8:15 pm. , JOHN H. PRICE will address all meetings.

Everyone vrolconic.

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a job.

lvionday-Ttiesday 7:13-9:15; George Formby in re-release of laughs. "I SEE ICE", with ”George” having quite a lime refereeirig a hoe- ky game without being able to skate-Wlioops! quite Can he do it?

ROYAL THEATRE

BORDEN Matinee

Tuesday

Tuesday 7.13 -

CAMEO THEATRE

KENSINGTON

9.13 - Dennis ' Morgan, Nelson. Virginia Mayo in toehiiicolor musical that out- shines em all! "Painting the Clouds With Sunshine". Tonight is Bank night. Miss Mildred Cole lost 2530.00 last week by not being: present at time of drawing. Come see .1 nice show and b35.00 FREE.

have a chance to win

I ff CAPITOL Summerside

TODAY (TUESJ 2.30 -- 7.15 -9.15

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TECHNICOLOR

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land .. in. an 5. uuwui woman an IADIINCI suit-urn

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SUSAN HAYWARD ROBERT MITCHUM ARTHUR KENNEDY ARTHUR HUNNIC

REGENT T0-illGllT 1.15 - 9.15

The Wildest Show on Earth!

with the wildest guys ...ond gale...on eurtlil

lwssrsiiii GUARDIAN

. -TONIGHT-Libei'al Meeting at l Ellcrslle Hall.

--ICE CREAM SOCIAL. Irish- town Hall. Tuesday. July 28. Aus- Lpices W. I.

-DON'T FORGET dance to- night. MacNeill's Warehouse, Kensington. Good floor, good mu- isle. Canteen service. Sponsored pby Kensington Community Club.

-SUCCESSFUL PUPlLS-C0n- lgratulations are extended to Gavin Curley and Frances Shields of iclermont School for their success tin obtaining certificates in Grade .VIII Group Achievement Tests. gspecial mention is made of Fran- ces Shields who made a high total of 130 out of a possible 160 marks. Much credit is also due their i teacher Mr. George Riley.

i -SCHOOL PICNIC-The annual i closing of the Clermont school took -place in the form of a picnic at lDarnley Beach on June 25. The :pupils. their teacher, George Riley, V parents and rate payers of the dis- ltrict had a most ezijoable time iparticipating in the different sport !events, swimming and ball games. 2 after which a delicious supper was iserved by the ladies and all were treated to ice cream by their ltcacher. Each pupil was presented ,with a gift from their teacher, af- ;ter which an address was read to the teacher and he was presented vwith a suitable gift by Miss Ona Mill.

3 -FIIOM ST. ONT. - Mr. John Cash. the form- ler brilliant "dash" runner of St. iDunstaiifs University, is at present

an vacation from his studies at St,

Augustine Seminary, Toronto. He ,is a son of Mr. and Mrs. John Cash at Emerald Junction. He will be remembered as a consistent con- tender in the shorter dash com- ipetitions at Memorial Field a few 'yenrs ago. also for his spectacular "end run” which won the game for St. Dunstan's in 1949, against A Mainland team. It was perhaps the most phenomenal "play" ever made by a St. Dunstan's team. He was put in the line-up during the last two minutes. -K.

Personals

-Mi. Charles Maclsaac. Mont- real. is visiting with his mother, Mrs. Allan Maclsaac, Hebrcn.

-Mr. Walter Williams. Gra- ham's. left for Saint John. N.B. on Monday morning

-Friends of Mrs. Peter Mulli- gan, Suminerside. are pleased to see her well again after being ill at her home for the past. couple of weeks.

--Mrs. P S. Giberson, with her family. Stellarton. N. S., arrived in Summerside on Sunday on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. McAssey.-S.

anied by Miss Caroline Columbia of Brockton. Mass, are visiting with Mr and Mrs. Malex Morrison, I-Iebron, for the next two weeks.

--TVIIS5 Marlene MscMurdo. Kel- vin Grove. is spending a few days in Summcrside, where she is the guest of her cousin, Miss Betty Gallant.

-Mr. and Mrs. James Burlock. of Anagrance Ridge. N.s.. arrived July 22. to visit Mrs. Burlock's sister. Mrs. William B. Dcughart. Mr. Doughart and family at Long River.

-Mr. Norman Morrison isspend- ing some time with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. Morrison. Cole- man, after a pleasant stay in the Canadian West.

-Mrs. R. A. Abbott arrived by plant-'i'rom Denver, Colorado, last evening to visit her mother, Mrs. Maud MacDonald and sister, Mrs. A, S. McAssey of Summersldc.-S.

-Mrs. Laura Johnston. Van- couver, B.C.. arrived on Friday. July 17 to visit her brother, Mr. Ray MacLeod and Mrs. MacLeod, Graham's Road. Mrs. Johnston left her native province 36 years ago and her last. visit home was six years later. she is well pleas- ed with her visit to date. find- ing even the weather on improve-

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MAJOR HOOPLE HE'S MA6TEElN6 ,i-iwt ABOUT As

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AUGUSTINE,

--Miss Muriel Morrison accomp- .

THE GUARDIAN. CHARDOTTETOWN

l msnt over that of Vancouver where cool weather has prevail- ed this season.

-Mr. and Mrs. T. J, Tiinmer- inw (nee Roberta Gorrill) arriv- ed in summer-side to spend their holidays with Mrs. 'rimmermsn'e parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gor- rill.

-Miss Alice Clements. formerly of Hebron, arrived recently from Europe where she visited in Spain, France, England, and Scotland. and will spend the next few weeks with relatives and friends in Heb- ron and vicinity. ,

-Miss Janet Hogan of Char- lottetown. and her brother. J. B. I-Iegan, Bank of Commerce. Toron- to, have been the guests of their aunts, Miss Hunt and Mrs. Mus- sen. Summerside. for the past week.

their son. Paul and daughter. Lands, of Ottawa, Ont.. arrived in Kcnslngton last Wednesday to visit Mrs. McCa.rteni's bimthcrs, Mr. J. L. Davison and Mrs. Davi- son and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davi- son. and sister. Mrs. A. C. John- stone and Mr. Johnstone at Long River, and other relatives and friends.

-Mr. S. M. I-Isslsm left for his home in Boston tut Thursday morning after a ten-day visit with his son, Rev. 5. .'H. Haslam. Mrs. l-lsslam and family at Kons- ing-toii. Mr. Haslam was seeing ”the Island" for the first time, and found his holiday s "very enjoyable" one.

Tigiiish And Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. John Mciiviaster, NHVWH. Mash spent the past week-end in Tigrilsh.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd crouncc, Boston. Mass, are visiting Mrs. Crounce's sister Mrs. Francis Ready and Mr. Ready. Tignish.

Mr. and Mrs. 'Thomas Richard of Ont, are visiting Mrs. Richard's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Doucette and Mr. Richards par- cnfis, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Rich- ar .

-Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Foley, Boston. Mass. who motored to Kildare to visit Mr. Foleyts fath- er spent a few days the past week visiting relatives and friends in Tignish.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clarken have returned to Medrford. Mass. after it pleasant vacationi spent with Mrs. Olarken's brotiher, Mr. Howard Mccue and Mrs. Mccuc. Nail Pond,

Mr, W. 5. Bernard accompani- ed by his daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Joseph stroy and daughter. Ann, have returned to their home in Boston, Mass, ef- ter a pleasant vacation epcnt st the home of Mr. Bernard's broth- er. I-Ion. J, A. Bernard, Tignish. -CL

-Mr. and Mrs. William Mccorten,

Snort Eclim Front - Prince county

Wanted - either a good dic- tionsry of racing terms. or I set of boxing gloves. or 3 pair of seven-league boots. In our write- up of the horse racing at Bum- merslde Saturday we said: "sham- rock thoughts was hemmed in at the rail with I-Iedgewood Chief leading until Ann's Boy swung wide to let the Fredericton Beau- ty through. end Shamrock Thoughts went to the front in e. magnificent burst of speed." (end of unfortunate quote) , v

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We've found out since that in the racing game. "swinging wide to let another horse through” is like hitting an umpire with a baseball bat or expressing in lui-id language your opinion of a referee. What we meant was that in the home stretch when all the horses swing wide for the dash to the wire, the Fredericton horse got out of the pocket and but Hedge.-wood Chief home. Mr. Bow- ness, driver of Ann's Boy, tells us that Shamrock Thoughts wasiit hemmed in by his horse at any time on the stretch. That's the way we thought we saw it, but Mr. Bownass was right there when it happened, or, excuse us, when it didn't. happen, and should know. We'll argue with anyone e.- bout. baseball or hockey, but when a horseman tells us were all wet. we Just reach for a towel.

Below is this week's edition of the "top ten" in the P.E.I. Base- ball's "hit parade."

S. Richard, RCAF .. 58 21 .361 D. Lefurgey, C A; B 28 10 .357 M. Delaney, Holmsn's . 66 23 .348 .1. Ready, Abbie Int. . . 49 1'1 .347 D. Trainor, MCA . . E. McNell1, MCA J. Whalen, C to B R. Gnudet, RCAF . B

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. Purcell, MCA V. 37 ii .296 on Maci..eod, Abbie Jr. 61 is .295 R O I

stun Richard is the new leader and we predict he will be fairly difficult to dislodge from the top spot. Known at. one time as a curve ball sucker. Stan has pretty well outgrown this weakness. al- though pitchors still try to get him with e roundhouse. Ind oc- casionally he bites. Stan is also it "gilt-edged” fielder. We heard an M.C.A player call him the best second sackcr in the league, and we're inclined to agree.

Ivan Doherty and Des Treinor put on s. boxing show at the Charlottetown Forum last Friday night which in our opinion top- ped anything seen on the Island to date. If there has been A bet- ter show, we didn't see it. It was a treat to see the ducking, reint- ing and especially the in lighting of these boys. With a lot at box- era a clinch is Just. I polka. with- out music, but you could really get hurt staying close to that

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property

32. Greekletter

38. Lend- measure

34. Native of Erltreit

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40. Culture medium

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of cool more hide trix ' cord of flex Who

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pensive proposition to bring those

large. Island boxing fans should

motors are trying to kill with one stone: 1. Help keep good hockey in Charlottetown next winter, and

NOl'I'l'IdlI'I and Vicinity

Mice Blanche Pauptit. Bummer- sido, is spending her holidays

Mrs. Spurgeon Dymcnt.

been I little overmatched in his bout. with Larry "Kid" Baker, and

skilll in the first two or three

Professional (lartls

W. Albert Robertson Chartered Accountant

Glasses timed - Eyes Examined!

Donald "Duck" Trainor may have Ry Ey &

Fire - Auto - Casual”

JULY 28. .1953 1. KEAIILE llllllfEl'

Chartered Accountant Canadian Bank or Oommcrc. summereldie. P. I. I. .

with Miss Judy Coiwill. yaoun nu - P. It I. MUTUAL BUILDING

Mr. and Mrs, Alton Wing and 6 m 1 why S" n J B Mrs. Margaret Jones Augusta Me.. I'll" 0 I 0' 0 y . were recent visitors'o.t the home Sllmmenldo ' of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Moore. P. 0.381130! VETERINARIAN

The Misses Rosaline and Jessie -?-j-?-r-- Dial 2520 MacArthur were recent visitors at - ' - the home of Mr. and Mrs; Harry - B: F. R. 0. water street East Ellis. ,,

Th fig; I M E orrounrnis. summemde

a many ren s o '. s.r- "mm ,1 . L

nest Ellis regret to hear that he 8 em ”' P I." is a patient in the Prince Coun- Complete Visual Anelyeee ti! hospital. All wish him a speedy Glasses Fitted w' s' "”"”y' PHONE ans Macltlllllllll

Mr. and Mrs. John Newett and . A - Id I N.u' their two cmldrem Mary and ISMALLMANS BUILDPIG Barrister. Sol tor I. ry. Etc. Tommy left July 17, for their E E LLB.

home in Brantford, Ont.. after spending a months holiday with opt D no MOM! '0 L03"- Mrs. Newctt's parent's, Mr. and oPTbMhTRis,i. Office formerly occupied by

Luis Heath Strong. ILC. Collections Promptly

black boy, Henry Jordon. His om” Hooutrilz g, 1 m 5 ”u"d'd T” experience turned the scales in um by pmmtmang .35. .,..,., A. Raymond Gram. Siilzlsnlilge-lIit'ni!r:Lpunches. He throws summer st summergjdh 35,." 0,1). ' ' t JPTOMETBIST

288 Water Street. Summei-aid.

Above Maurice Millie )Ien'e Weir

thcreiore did not impress the H V, home ians as he would otherwise ”WL'tANCE yhon. 3530. have done. We liked his boxing . summer 3,. summenm. PHONE 2415

rolunds. however, before Bakers body punches had slowed him down. It was obvious in the fourth round that Trainer was a dead duck against the clasy New York- or, but we think the youngster hes reall improved, and would show it f matched with a local boy he has fought before. . . .

We know that it is a mighty ex-

boys from New York, and with advertising and other expenses. the margin of profit even with a bumper crowd would not be too

appreciate the two birds those pro-

2- give Island fans boxing enter- tslnment considerably above par for the Maritimes.

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