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..MEE'I' MADAM 'KAn0I(t at he Kinsman Kornmlunity Karnival might, and every nite this week. she'll be only too pleased to give you your fortune.

....BCSY IIOUSEWIVES learn how Ruby McLeod rests her tired my at King George Hall, Kensing- am, June lst. at 830 P. M. Irish- wwn Variety Concert and one act play-

..SAl.E or PROPERTY - Mr. Hugh F. Morrison auction sale yesterday afternoon of the household effects and resi- dential property of the late Miss Georgie Green. The property on lifvrtle street was told to IR. shenrn.-in G. Lewis of Conway for 32,100 00.-S.

...VF.TEIlAN REINSMAN ILL- M. Clarence Schuman. veteran trainer and driver of some of the Island's fastest horses was oblig- ed to re-enter the Prince County liosp;:al last week. His absence from our Island tracks will be re- grelfed by drivers and fans and

all hope for his enrly restoration'

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..RF.Tl'RNS FROM HOSPIT- AI.-Ilir. Tom Turner. Kensinrzion. who was in hospital for several weeks after being kicked by 9. horse was able to return to his home last week. His many friends .1-9 glfld to see him out again and hope for his continued ini- provement in health.-K

-1-LVGAGEMENT.-Mr. and Mrs. William Francis. Freetown. an- nounce the engagement of their zlaiigliter Georgie Blanche. to Gor- .-lon Freeman, son of Mrs. Lydia and the late .lose'DI'l RIX. Alma- Marrintze to take place in June.

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Thiirsiiay. Friday, Saturday 7:15- 0:15: Matinee on Saturday at 2:30. Tho blggi-st horse-racing pictures of the ru-nsnii. Your heirrt will race every pace of the wII.V W"-h "THE GREAT DAN PATCH". itturrlnz Dennis O'I(i-efe. Gall Ruaaell. Ruth wirrlck, Charlotte Greenwood. The ntory of a Great Ilornn - - - it Great Love - - - and Great Adven- turr.

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will he deuvercd to any home In Sununorlldo by Curler or lac per week. Phone doll for this service or glvg rder to the boy responsible for delivery on your nuts.

-TYNE VALLEY. June let. 3.30. Kemington Players present pltal.

-PIANTRY SALE AND BAZAAR to be held at Holmane Grocery on Saturday, June 3rd. at 2.30 P. M. in aid of St. Eleanors Parish Guild.

at Presbyterian "Ready-Mode

-Lntsas ICE COMPANY - Mr. Carl L. Fitzpatrick. sum- mcrside. has left for Charlottetown where he has leased the Nu-Ice Company from Mr. Frank Gillis. who has operated the firm since retiring as a. farmer. The firm caters to the hotel and residential trade, supplying by truck a new type of sanitary ice which is shipped to I.h8'.'Il from a Halifax firm. Mr. Fitzpatrick was former- Iy employed with the Summerslde Pioneer.-S.

-RHTURNS FROM NEW- FOUNDLAND-Rev. Ronald Del- aney, C. S. S. R. visited his moth- er and brother in Baltic recently. Father Delaney had just return- ed trom Newfoundland-where he had conducted several missions. While there he had the honor of giving the st. Patrick's Day ad- dress in St. Patricks Cathedral in st. John's.-K

-CARD PARTY-The first of a series of card parties sponsered by the C. W. L. of Indian River was held in the Town hall Kans- ington on May 17th with eleven tables of auction in play. Prizes were won by Mrs. James Fender- gast. Mrs. Percy Mccarville. Mr. Lloyd Enman and Mr. Allie Mc- Nelll. A bountiful lunch commit- tee, and an interesting film on the planting of windbreaks was shown by Mr. Arthur Ready.

- TEENETTES MEET - The Teenettes of the Summerside Church of Christ held their regular meeting on Tuesday afternoon in the hall with the minister in charge. Mrs. Winslie Morrison presided at the piano and the opening hymn. "Anywhere With Jesus" was led by Alton Godkin. Dick Hubley read the Scripture lesson in Hosea 4:1-9, followed by prayer by Betty Enman. In the Bible Sword Drill the boys won from the girls. A session of sing- ing of lively Christian choruses was enjoyed. Haddon Mcllish pre- sided over a short business per- iod after which refreshments were served. followed by the playing of games. The Friendship Circle brought the meeting to a close. -S

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-3113 CON'l'll.AC'1' LET - It was learned yesterday that the contract for' the plumbing and heating of the new Royal Bank building, Summeraide, has been let to Maura. rt. T. Morrison Co.. sumrmeralde end the contract llor the electric wiring to Messrs. Wright epd Bell of Summer-side. The overall contract is held by R. T. Holman 00.. Ltd. with the contract for the general construct- ion of the office being sub-let to the County Construction Co. Ltd.

-FUNERAL AT SEABLETOWN -The funeral of the late Chris- tine Nicholson was held from the residence of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Nicholson. Scarle- town on May 26 and was very largely attended. The services at. the house and grave were con- ducted by Rev. J. Donald Mac- Kay. pastor of Summerside Pres- byterian Church. Besides the grief-stricken parents the deceas- ed leaves to mourn two sister: and three brothers. The pail bear- ers were Robert and Walter Noonan. Neil and Malcolm Brad- shaw. Robert Carmichael and Lloyd Cameron. The funeral dir- cctor was Mr. Ensor Bowness.

-Y.P.S. MEETING - The Y.P.S. of the Stummersiide Church of Christ. was held on Tuesday even- ing in the hall with Haddon Mel- lish in charge of the devotional service. The opening hymn "Showers of Blessing" with Mrs. M. Mellish at the piano was fol- lowed by responsive reading in Psalm 21. After another hymn "Love Lifted Me" prayer was of- fered by the minister. The min- ister conducted the study period on an examination of aids to Bible study. working on the assumption that the Bible is the world's most important and fascinating book and that the fullest use of availi- able aids ought to be made for its study. Mr. Breakenbridge con- ducted an examination and dem- onstration on the use of cross re- ferences, concordance. Bible dic- tionary. Bible maps. Gospel har- monies and commentaries. The meeting closed with the Friendship Circle and the Mizpah benediction. ..s .

Personals -Mr. Marshall Callbeck of

Linkletter Road left on Friday morning for Calgary. Alberta.-S

-Mr. and Mrs. A. Aylward, Charlottetown were visitors to Kensliigton on Sunday.-K

- Mr. Roland Thompson of Llnkletter Road left. for Sudbury. Ontario. on Monday morning.-S

-Messrs William Higgins. W. B. McNeIll and Brendan Driscoll of summerside were recent visitors to Kenslngton.-K

-Miss nrenda Hickey, student of Notre Dame Academy Char- lottetown visited her home in In- dian River Sunday.-K

-Her numerous friends will regret to hear that Mrs. J. H. Baker. Kenalngton is confined to bed through illnesr.-K

-Mr. Joseph Sheen of Kensing- ton left recently to return to Cal- gary after visiting his home here.

-Mrs. J. J. McQuald returned recently to her home in Kenning- ton after spending the winter in Calgary, Alta., und Windsor, Ont.

-K

--Messrs Edgar and Arnold Hick- ey graduates of st. Dunstan's High school left" Monday morning for Hamilton, Ont.-K

-Miss Rebecca Fitzsimmona of Margaie is undergoing treatment in the Prince County hospital. Her friends unite in wishing her a apeedy recovery.-K

-Mrs. Peter McMahon of Kenn- ington who spent several weeks in hospital was able to return home last week. Her friends hope for her speedy and complete recovery.

.JMr. and Mrs. Cyril Hickey and Mr. and Mrs. Norman I-logg ot Summerside are leaving today for saint John. N B. to attend a council meeting of accountancy students.-S.

-Rev. C. 0. Hewlett and Mrs. Howlett of O'Leary have been in Saint John. N.B.. this week Aal- iendlrig the graduation exercises .of 1950 class nurses of Saint John N. 5.. General Hospital. Miriam Elizabeth Hewlett. their daughter. is a member of the class.

CRAPAIID THEATRE

CIIAPAUD

Friday It”: Saturday 7:”-0:30

men Club of Su side opened lut evening in the Summerride Curling Rink with a large crowd in attendance. All of the booth: were well patronized and the Kinsmen cash award content con- ducted by timid Gaudet in which 350 in cash was given away in prize: was much enjoyed.

The rink was tastefully decorat- ed in the Kinsmen color: of purple and gold. Several new features were prominent last night such as Madam Tarok. the fortune teller. the booths operated by the re- cently formed Kinette Club and the excellent school exhibit of sewing. art work. etc. .

The carnival will be continued each evening this week and this evening again :50 in cash will be given away in a surprise enter- tainment. Mayor Henry Wedge declared the carnival officially open after being introduced by club vice-president George Ols- camp.

Mayor Wedge said: "It is indeed a pleasure for me to be able to assist. not only in the formal open- ing of this Kinsmen community carnival, but also in its operation as well. My interest is two fold -first as that of your Mayor in knowing and appreciating the fine work that the Kinsmen are doing among your youth: secondly as a Kinsman in assisting in the plan-

ning and operation of various youth projects. "The Kinsmen Club of Sum-

merside. by its services to the cause of youth welfare and its other community activities. de- serves sympathetic consideration from the citizens of our Town. It has recently. once again. Dill Summerside on the Maritime Pro- vinces sporis map when its mid- get team captured the three-pro- Vince hockey crown.

"There are many such reasons for my commending the Kinsmen Club to all our people-and hope that you. the citizens of Summer- side. will support their cause by turning out enmasse to this Kins- men community carnival. Your visit will be well repaid by just seeing the exhibits alone.

”It is with great pleasure that I now declare this Kinsmen com- munity carnival officially open. and at the same time extend an invitation to you to allow me the opportunity of guessing your weight at the carnival."-S

Ilninians To Operate Store At Airport

..,.E.'ffective Friday. June 2nd, R. T. Holman Ltd, Stummerside will take over the operation of the grocery store at the R. C. A. F. station. Mr. H. T. Holman, groc- ery department manager. states that the Holman's R. C. A. F. Groceteria will be operated under contract through lender.

Mr. Davis Murray of Holman's grocery staff has been appointed manager. other staff members are: Mrs. Irene Polrier, Mr. Ivan Coll- cutt and Mr. Ezekiel Roberts. who has been employed in the store by the R. C. A. F.-S

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PLANE EXPLODED

WASHINGTON. May 31 -(API - The United States Navy said today that the Privateer patrol plane shot down by Russian fight- ers April 8 must have exploded before hitting the Baltic Sea more than 30 miles from Libziu, Latvia. Lt.-Cmdr. M. W. Czigle said navy experts drew this conciusiorr from an examination of the inflated nose wheel tire and hydraulic as- scmbly.

MESSAGE or SYMPATHY

W125-SIPEG. May 31 - (CF) - A message of sympathy for South- ern Manitoba's flood victims has been received from Winston Churchill by Maurice Thorburn, who met the former Prime Min- ister here 18 years ago. Mr. Churchill expressed himself as "much distressed at all the tragic suifering."

ber 53 took place yesterday after- noon in the drill hall of the R..- (1A.F. station. Wing commander D.A. Willis, D.!".C.. officer com- manding the Air Navigation School was the inspecting officer. accom- panied by Flying Officer A.I. Wolfenden, station Air Cadet lla- son officer.

Although the number of cadets on parade was not large they were smartly turned out and went through their drill in a competent manner. Flt. Lt. Norman E. Mac- Leod commanded the parade and Flying Officer Elmer Plneau was the adjutant.

Speaking to the cadets Wye. Willis told them that the station is more active than it was last year and has more facilities so the Cadet camp being held this sum- mer will be more in keeping with the Air Cadet Movement.

He said he wished to correct a wrong Impression held by many people that the R.C.A.F. takes an interest in the Air Cadet Move- ment because lt is looking for n:- cruits from me ranks of air cad- ets. The strength of the Air Cadet Movement is somewhat. in excess of the whole R. C. A.F. and only about ten per cent of Air Force recruits come from the air cadets

Rather, he stated, the 12.0. A. F. takes an interest in the Air Cadet Movement to promote good citiz- enship and the spirit of team work in the youth of our country Incidentally. it is hoped that tile boys will become more air minded but that is only a secondary con- sideration. - s

BOOST AMBULANCE RATES

FORT FRANCES. Ont. -(CPt - Town C0uIl('lI is considering doubling present ambulance rates. Councillors say they believe the present 53 per call is far below rates elsewhere. Fire Chief R. E. Readrmiin said that an increase to S6 would eliminate calls for minor illnesses.

LONDON - (CP) - The com- missioner of police wants the min- istry of transport to design a spe- cial sign for use in streets other: cars may park at night without lights.

M. V. ESKIMO

Commencing Friday, June 9th, the Motor Vessel "ESKIMO" will make regular calls at Corner Brook, Nfld. Sailings will be every third week thereafter from both Charlottetown and Summer-side. For informa- tion regarding spaco reservations and rates apply to Corporation Office, Box 219, Charlottetown or phone.

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See The "feature" Diapinypf School Exhibits Madam "Tarot" will be there to tell your fortune Boa If you can each Surnine " '. Weight (Ineulng Mayo.

ADMISSION ONLY I50-PROCEEDS IN AID OF KINSMAN SERVICE WORK

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fortlio Holiday Wool: of June 5tIt' .

In co-operation with the loyol Ouudlnn Air Force In tho observance of Mr Force Day. El. Worship Mayor Henry Wodgo III! Di-oclnlmed tho day of mm 10th c Civic Holiday. In VIII! of the Air Force Day felling in the week of the King's Birthday 3-utxlne I-Iolidlyr will be celebrated olrnnltaneoully, on Sutnrrdly.

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