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Mrs. Melvin Jay. genial station supervisor at York was in the clty- the guest. of he: daughter “viola recently.

The many friends of m. 3d,. ert Ohaprpcll are pleased to see him out again after his recent severe cold.

The many friends of M!!! Ber- tha Darren. a. NZ. of Charlotte- town. sister of Mrs. Horace Vessey. York. wish her a quick rgawqry Ind hem to see her out again soon. '

RW- end Mrs- .1. H. lhodallum o! York United Charge were visi- tors to Montague recently. while

Cleﬂryman who was on the Marsh- flcld Dunsl affnage Presbyterian (‘b11389 until recently when he ‘accepted a call to Montague.

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‘ MY- Ind Mrs. Howard Watts and M1‘. and Mrs. Lloyd Vesscy of lYork motored to Mrs. H. Watts iformer home in Flat River. It is ‘understood plans to extend her V1!"- to her old home while her ihusibnnd who ls an enmlovee of the Canadian National Railway is itationcd in the Georgetown soc- on.

l, 'I‘ho many friends and aooualnt- c A s r ‘with? w" will?“ fm’ 'cal artoon- por . var. mo er Mrs. Mus‘ 311ml Lino. York. will be pleased l1 lo hem‘ that Mls. Bowen 1g now able tn walk around her room on crutches otter her serious acci- dent earlv in Nor-nary and all in ‘WM Mlle to again seo her this Ifllmmcf- This elderly “ﬂy/g hqy .15 in her 82nd. year. ' i .

Th“ “will Rlliqvrs of York mot with their leader under the out»! ‘P417189? at the home of Ranger- Lnken bowls on March 15th. The.

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..°TUDUR PLATE now pattern. Sweet Brier ﬂatware will match with dinnerware. C. R. Boohner.

--'DID YOU KNOW “It ‘I'll! Top Tailors still offers you the Dominica's widest selection oi woolons-Both Exiglish and Dom- estic? That Tip Top Tailors navor hsvu reduced their quality but on the contrary have continually in- messed it? Why not cane in soon 1nd be measured for your next Buit’! A. ‘F. Campbell, Montague.

ing to the Rangers o! Island- grown apples. Meeting to be held next night at Ranger Cecil Watts home-L.

Master Blair West. little son ol m. and M31. Allison West of Pnrkdele is the guest. o! his grand- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Vee- sey.York. while his mother. Mire. west (Miriam vosseyl underwent an operation in the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital. Charlotte- town, recently. Her many friends are pleased w note that her con~ dll-ion is very satisioctory and all wish Nlirlun a speedy and oom- plete recovery.

The semiannual meetinz 0! the Senior Department o! the Junior Red Oroes met in the sdhoolhouse on Friday with almost a perfect record of members answering roll call which was very humorous and which also caused much mer- rlmont. as these immature artists drew portraits of thon-iselves on the blackboard. Reports o! var- ious oommittees were given end new committees appointed. such as Health and Cleanliness: Ster- ling Vessey and Norman Brown. Water: Myron Lina Ind Jackie Axidrews. Protrolnmo: John W"! and June Dennis. Collection was also taken. Roll osll for nut meeting to be anawered by Your favorite boy or girl's name. Meet.- h‘ then adiourned, closing with God Save the King. .

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Glamor has coma into the bed- reofn in a most unexpected spot. Elsa Schlaparelll, the Paris fashion designer, has decided that mat- tresses need to be prettled up with more interesting covers.

So she's designed a strinl of mattress covers for a bedding man- ufacturer that will tempt you to fold back the bed covers and re- veal the riot of color underneath. There's one pattern. for example. that’: called "bouquet" -- a largo lpray of wild flowers tied with a bow on a cream background. Thin, there's "bowknot”. which ls typically Parisian, On a pattern of pastel striped ticking, the four mattress corners show a. ribbon bow design, as if the mattress were a gally tied and beribboned box of candy.

A far cry, isn't it. from the old- fuhloned neutral background with its prim, dark stripes‘!

If you're looking for a pretty lot o! china that can withstand slap-happy breakfasts. and picnic suppers around the fireplace, you ought to investigate the new plas- tic dishes.

They have the look of china. and come ln a lovely, sleek design. modern in every line.

in fact. they've been taking mu- seum prizes for being both durable and handsome. They come in a soft. blue and coral.

Speaking of china, there are some other items that. would mako some handy additions to the cup-

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_ For instance, there's l plate and mug set which will come on the scene those cold winter evenings when you serve hot buttered rum or coffee and hamburgers to tho frozen gang.

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Hr. Valentine McDonald has returned homo from the city.

llr. LI. Jay. poet master. was l: the city on S-sturdny on bu;- us.

w». Gus MacDonald spmt a low days in the city last one! on buttress.

Miss ‘Tillie (Evauthlcr has return. ed from a week's visit to her sis- ter, Mrs. Pmwse. in the city.

PM 960110 Davoaur. who is stationed at Stlrrmerslde at preo- ent spent the week-aid with his wile and faintly here.

M-P- chill" LlDlITo we: in the city on Thursday on business rc- Illﬂlnk his line of business u a fisherman

Ml’. nnd Mrs. Roddde Oﬁanlcy ilwnt several days in the city last week on business. returning home on Monday evening.

Mr. William MacDonald, 033,, seetlonman has returned to his duties after being on sick leave im- soves-al weeks.

It is reported thatlan effort u ‘boing made to have a' food mixing blunt set up i-n this vicinity for the furthers.

1L1‘. and Mil. Melvin Byrne, city spent the week-end It Mm, Byrnew old home in Bristol. they i“ ’ to the city on Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dorsovan were in tho city last week on bus- iness. All are pleased to gee Mr; Donovan bark in good health again altar bain: on th, nick list for m. oral weeks.

War was declared on skunks hora this week as the bounty re- turns on their shouts. There are blunt/y of them around and hunt- ers should reap a 800d harvest on them.

-I‘z'lende of Mr. Anthony ‘Brain- or. will be 801T? to beag- h; hag m. taxed the Charlottetown Hospital for treatment and hope to see him around lgnin shortly. l-lo had been employed in Halifax for some tittne till last fall when poor henlth forced him to come home.

Quite a number of men are still unployed at the potato grading station in the new warehouse at Morell despite the teat refrigera- tor cars have been loaded almost continuously. There is still l lot lo so. w. Mclnnil, the opllzirle CNR. agent here says reefer oars

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‘rhousa-ndl‘ of chicken: bava al- NIQY. been delivered mum vio- inib and mm more an to some. Some 1m thousand. young chick: llﬂbelﬂthhnelrgoflnthoﬂo- operative warehouse at pennant m- tll farmers are, ready for them. _

Mr. James Arnold, Sr. hrs re- turned to his duties at the LWD.

am, will no doubt be tsbon on lgein this summer.

Georgetown .

Miss Marthe King ad Charlotte- wwn was a weekend Quest of he:

Petunia. Mir. and Mrs. Denial King. ‘

Mlle Poul Allen of Ohoriotta- town wms s- recent visitor to the home o! her parents. Mr. sadder; lied ~ n. '

Ml-es Bessie Mbobonlld left re- cently for her home in Kerlsington following a visit at the homo o Oaptlin and like. J. J. Hinges-old.

A recent christening took ma“ at St. James Church, when m; P581". RAW. Father 0. Kiggins baptized Lucretia Mary. infant dlvehter o! Mr. and Mrs. Frank l-I-Vlndiﬂl‘. ﬁwnsors were ma. Wil- llﬂm HOOK o! Charlottetown and Mr Herman lnvandier.

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Olslro MacDonald. lornloo uncut h. y. John Willlaml. Rose Glllla, Ida Doyle. MIDDLE ROW: Lorraine Roche. Eleanor Moqueid, Jvyw Wllllllllﬂi. Plllu" “will”. Ultherlna Wallace. Kay Bogler. Claire Morriucy, Edna 0‘Br lea, Florence lthelunil- ' Joan 0'Dgunoll, Vehna Brown, Magdalene MacPhsrson. Claire Delorie, Joan Ar. Curran,‘ Gotlldlne MloDonlld, Lucy Argemuu,

senauli. Martina Hughes. Ruth MoaDonold. Mau reon . _ -Plwl-o by Gsrnhum.

ferod the loq o! oovonl must-and- ing mccnbcrg of last seasons squad but nevertheless theydplayed s good Mend of hockey an ooculons by the mallut of margins. Already, with a new regulation also rink shoot a. oar- talnty (or next. canon. the boys are milking their plans to ice a formid- able squad and prospects look good. as several young players are about for denier company. With ‘a rink our team would hove the sdvantlﬂ. which comes loom play- ing against teams from vu-ious centres and consequently gaining much experience and conditioning. All in all the fans and players hove pea for tho next csmplign and they will strive throughout the lulnmer to rain funds to enable their plsns to materialize.

5°11" 8112M inconvenience was emerienced on Sunday rught when residents were deprived o! electric power for several hours. This is one o! the kw tlmea this winter Georgetown huboenwithotlt power and have indeed been vary tort. uncle, considering the high winds which accompanied some ioutr won. tes- storms and which usually plays havoc with the power linen. Rui- denls hero are looking forward to the wmim summer. when it is ox- Wm the new lino. bringing ad-

The Georgetown Eagles travelled to Murray Harbour on Bum-day "he" they ensued the Harbour Bruin: in what will bl Perhaps the final game between than two teams this season. The Eagles. a!- tc" o hoctlo struggle emerged the victors by an 8-7 score. Dun-l the

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am was presented with the Tayiorl ‘lvophy enublemnticalof tho champ- iomhlp of the Southern Kings Hoc- k‘? 1418M. Our team failed this sea-son to reach the height; o1 h“. he! wnremwy they attained m: lei-Ben. when they won the champ- ionship of the Southern King's Hockey League and also reached the County finals in the Intermedi- ate playdowns. This year they sui- 1M2.

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