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Highest average in Jr. Grades - Harold Leard—90 per cent.

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Perfect Attendance - BCIQY Ar senault. Marina. MacCallum, Lorne Arsenault. John Montgomery, Shir ley Arsenault, Robert Montgomery Ronald Wright, Harvey Arsen iilll, Harry Waugh. Veldo Arsen- llllt.

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Grade VII - l. Veldn Martin; 2, Albert Warren; 3, Lorne Mayhew.

Grnde VI — l. Freda MIC- Donuld; 2. Preston Warren; S. Everett Warren.

Grade V — l. Betty Anne Curtis; 2. George Curtis. ,

Grade IV - 1. Charlotte Noonan; l '2. Dorothy Curtis; 3, shit-lay‘ Norman.

Grade III (S11) 1, Jack Walsh; 2, Dorothy Warren; 3. Amy Noon;

Grade III (J13) -- 1, EYQQ\ Marlin.

Grade I — (Sh) 1. I-Ielen War. ren. ’

Grade I -— tJr.) l. Gordon l/iayhclw’.

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Noonan, and Shirley Noonan. Teacher -- Teresa A. McKenns

IORDIN SCHOOL REP"?! of Borden tor March:

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Glide X - 1. Lloyd Heflcl; 2. Stanley “Poombs; 3, Janette Glllunt. Grade IX - I. Joyce MacDonald; 2. Kay Allan; 3. Elssnorﬁlnllant. Grade II - l. Robert Gallant; l. Peter Ceretil; I. Wendell Noonon.

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Glldl V!!! -~ 1, Elva Mclienna; 2- Billie MacLesn; 8. Marguerite Wosthaver.

5PM" VII - 1. George Road; I, olive sharps: I. Mary sexton.

Grade VI -- l. Arnold Mactean: l. Jun Ill“: a. rm Howatt.

Intermediate Department

5114' V —- 1. nods Noonan, g. Grlhsm Mdse: I. nomohd Mc-

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0M0 IV - tar.) l. Ivan oal- '"'l= 2- 3m" Berton: s. mm: McKsnna.

Grade IV -- fJr.) l, Alix-ed Kﬂly: 2. David Constable; 3, vs}. ma Allen.

Otldo III — 1 Julian Croken: 2. llllh Mdvsr: s: Inslta Crokon.

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l’! DOIIIIUII Grade II (In) .... t, potty gum. I. James Murphy and Elisabeth ‘U4 (lqual); lvsratt. Campbell; Gratin I! -- (Jr) l. Margaret Teesnbs: l. Wayne Mcllehna; a. Gerald Araensult. Grads I — (A) l. HAM] Mug- (ﬂndg. grail’ Phygls. Prsnholm : 010a clnnls: l. Anita M .. GrllII-(Il-Lwlilsrd hard all 2.1074 Mdnals (equal);

d I. Jackie Walsh: l. Joesph loan. Grads I - (O) - m Issac.

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~70! IALI - Ialsd shavings. Unloodini It. ‘Ib-avsllars mat, Burch 80 and 31. Colin Waugh. Wilmot.

-PIOGIEIIIVI A U C TICN PARTY. -- Mr. and Mrs. James Simmonds. mud their hllml-al Burlington on Friday evening o! last week for a card paisty, mo“- 80nd by Irishtown Wémen’: En- st-ltute. Prices {or highest scores for the evening were won by Mrs. Keith Adams and Mr. Archie Pav- nter. C solution awards were won by Mrs. Juries Evans and Mr. hay uryanilon. Nine tables o! progress- ivs auction were in play, at a party at the home oi’ Mr. and Mrs. Hol- soy Prolltt. Mrs. William J. Pro- fltt won the ladies high and the men's high went to Mr. James Sim- monds. Mrs. Leigh Payn-ter and Mr. Clayton Stnvcrt received con- solation prises. An appetizing lunch was served by the hostess. who was asaistedby Mrs. Mary Prolltt. Mzs. Awhle Pﬂynter. Mu l-lilds Hicltox and Mrs. Leigh Paynterz-Bur,

-W. I. STAGE CONCERT. - A variety concert sponsored by Kelvin Grove Women’; Institute was staged at the King George Hall. Kenslngton. before a large and appreciative audience. Ends member was exceptionally well presented and merited the enthus- tastlc appaluse received. Piano music by Reverend L. M. Murray was the ﬁrst number on the pro‘- ram. The first of three one-oat plays was "Pass hhe Cream" by Mt". and Mrs James Murphy. Six little girls in a motion song were very sweet wearing whit; dresses with blue sashes. They were Joan Csseley, Roberta Ho“. Llllim Court. Gwynneth MacMui-do. Gwen Ccnlrt. and Marlene MscMludo. The play "The shirt o1! his Back" was acted by Mrs. Morris Casoley. Mrs. R0591’! HOE:- Mrs. Horace Paynu-r and MTs. Fred Court. Solos by Mr. Harold Lain! and Miss Frances Wells received hearty encores as d‘d readings by Mr. Crawford Picltetts and Mr. Elmer Payrttar. A one-act. play "The Dumlrny" was acted by Messrs. Percy MacMux-do. Eric MacMurdo. Arnold Walker,- Mrs. llhrle 80mph and Miss Georgie Yeo. A sale of home made candy helped to swell the proceeds Mr. Harold Laird was chairman for the evening. Accompaniats ‘were Mrs. Harold Laird and Rev. L. M. lvlurrayn-Bur.

Personals —Mr. Percy Murphy. Kinkora. visited Bummerslde on Saturday.

--Lt. Col. E. W. Johnatone, Bur- lington. ls spending a. (cw days in Charlottetown on businesL-Bur.

—M.r. John M. Mulligan oi Kin- kora was a passenger by train from summersldg on Saturday. —K.

_Messrs. Herb. McDwcn and Maurice Cesley. Kensington. were visitors to Summer-side on Satur- day-K.

—'I'he Misses Lorraine and Gen- evieve McMahon. Spent the Baiter holidays at their home ‘in Kep- slngton.—K.

—Mr. Ronald Kennedy. BOW-len- Ls spending the Easter hOllCllY5 with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kennedy, Kenslngton.-K.

—Mr. Eddie Pendergsst oi’ Ken- sington who is taking a course in electricity in Moncton returned in Moncton on Monday.—-K.

--Mr. Alfred McKay, Long River. and Mr. Ellis Proﬂtt. Burlington were business visitors to Char- lottetown on Tuesdﬂv- —- B111‘-

-Miss Jean Dsvison. daughter :1’ Mr. Joseph Davison. Kensing- ton, student at P. W. Colleen is spending Easter holidays at home. -K. .

—Mr. Donald Nauss o! Kanslnl- ton, student at. Mount Allison Uni- versity. is apcndinl hi! "l"? holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. I‘. M. Nausu-K.

—-Miss Eileen Crmpball. Sum- mersdc, spent the weak and wi'h he: parent-s. Mr. and Mrs. Thornu Campbell Burlington. and athnded the tuners! on Monday ct ‘ser grandmother the late Mrs. Hall Sudsbufyw-‘Bur.

ALBANY VILLAGE BCHOOL lanlor Deb's-ﬂuent

Grade x - l, Doris Warren; i. Noreen Noonan. .

Grade VII! - 1. D0 -' Mac- Leod. Vnra Nnomn and Leona Noonan (equal); 2. David Msclood; 3. Margaret Dawson.

Grade VII - 1. Carona Murray; 2, Philip Noonan; 3. Alberta Daw- son. - Grade V! — 1. Mlry L-Vlﬂl; 3- Aensas Murray; 8. Ronald Cameron.

Highest Average in department Mary Dawson 06.2% '

Perfect Attendance. Leona, Phillip and Paul Noonan, Corona Murray. Ronnie Cameron, Everett Norman. Hassle Delaney, Mary and Louisa Dawson. Marlon Ron.

Principal - M. Louise Cairns.

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Ibrthollljsttbssointltslslstow o! the ouary pastoral charge o!- the United Church of Canada. Good Friday services were held at all four appointments o1 the charge undcr the auspices o! the Your»; P009105 Union in coch- placs. ‘the gels! o was Isa-ought by ~ o wnistar, Rev. W. G. Dickson who was heard in a fins address on the topic “Lord Remtmber Me when Thou contest into Thy Klug- dosa." The day was lino and clear althduﬂt a cold wind was blowing and la-rgo congregations attended’ every seagice.

The morning urvlu was held in 0'l.aary. The President of the O'1.eary YJLU. Miss Jam Kennedy presided. The Scripture was road by Harold MacNaili and prove: was oﬂmd by Miss Hester Boater. ‘me organist was Mrs. Belt-h Matheson. '

The first afternoon service was held at 2 pm. in the canMa-y old West Devon United Clutch. The President or the West Devon Y.P.U.. Mrs. J. A. Gr!" wssldtd Mrs. E. MacNoill lead in per/or and Fenton Bevin-n rand the Scripture. The Choir with Ml! Charles Moreshsad la organist rendered a special mmber and ms. Moves-heed lead in the M- sponsiva Rea-ding.

The second sltcrncon service was at the Brae United Church at 3.80 pm. Cars can only acme as far as Coleman and the Minister was taken the other 2% miles fhom Coleman to Bran in a sleigh by w. Fred MsnLeod. The President. of the Brae Y.P.U.. Mrs. Roy Oullon presided. The Set-opium Wig read by Mn. 1.0m! MscNovln and prayer was attend by Mrs. Mat-Jed!!!»

The averting oer-vise was in the Bloomﬁeld United Church at. I p m. The President, or the Bloom- field Y.P.U.. Mrs. Errol Stetson pre " s‘. The Scripture was read by Mrs. Haber Profltt. the Re- sponsive Reading was lead by Edvard MacAusIand and prayer was olfered by Mrs. Metheeall. The choir under the leanlsralup or Mrs. Albert Craswsll had special music.

At Bras the choir under the leadership o! Mrs. Fred Macuod had a special anthem. ‘The otlcrings in each place were given to the Y.P.U.

it... Douglas Hardy o! "Hardy's Radio service." Classy. about Easter at hi; home in Mont-rose.

Miss Joyce MacLeod who i; em- ployed in Svrnmersldo spent Easter with her ‘parents in Brae. Mr. and, Mrs. Prod McLeod.

Miss Lorna Hsr , Student at. the Business College in 511211111101‘- slde has been spendng s. short vacation at her home ln O'Lear,v.

Rev. Leslie Digrun otWoodstoelt School section will be the new Anglican Rector at. Port. Hill s-ueceoduig Rev. Mr. Maadus. who ' ‘tins-ate.

recently accepted a new

Miss Gloria Reid and her brother Charles. students at. Prince of Wales College in Charlottetown spent Inter at Bran the guests" o! her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W!‘- Mid.

Min Norma Campbell. student at. Prince o! Wales‘ College in Charlottetown. la spending her Easter vacation in 0'I.ea'ry the guest of hsr parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Campbell.

Mrs. Barbour o! Monitors has been a guest the past several days at. Brae visiting her son. Mr. Eter- ling Barbour and Mrs. Barbour and little daughter, Mary. also Mrs. MacFadyen.

Miss Ilbrne Oulton or Dimmer- uc. ape-it tha sum ‘wildly! wt her ham in Bras the sum c! M! parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oullon. Miss Oulton is employ" with the Eltlilﬂlﬂﬁ-‘l: slelevhvns Eaehlange. g

-—'rha road front oiaary has been plowed to Knutsford. Bprinlflﬁld West and on t0 the Illvli- Th’ road has been plowed from Cola- man to Brae. Th l-lowlsn road has also been clear .

-There was a very, successful “l; or home cooking by the ladies of Unlonvsla on Saturday afternoon. March 21th at the O'l.cary Co-ﬂll- erative store. Despite tho very dll- agraeablc weather. the rnslw delicious articles on display found s ready sale. The snonsy will be used for tho Unlonvsle ilohool to purchase more new desks etc.

The Ladies AM ot 01.0011 United Glurch held s. moat. successful tea on Wednesday Murmurs. March 24th at the horns or Mrs. Stanley Dunvllla. to which all the ladies of the village were invited. Delicious refresh- manta woes served and about 818.00 was realized which will be used for Churchlﬂlflwlss.

Mrs. It. Wood ct Coleman took a wsalt apsll recently and tell to the tlocr. IlVlMQ hcr (ace ulte a bruWs and gsrwrslly a bad king up. Dr. Dewar of O'Laary was cal- cd. Mrs. Wood ls still confined to hsr bsd but is making satisfactory recovery. This grand old lady will be eighty years ol age in a law mouths and her many frlands wish her to heal

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families. etc. were present. Mr. Oulbnn has the good wishes of the mun omnmunit-y ‘for many 81°" happy birthdlls- .

iR-sv. .1. W. News oi the Alberton Anglican parish conducted a Good Widay service at the An8ll¢lll Church at. 0158!‘? 9°11“?-

m Misses Marion and muons Ellis. students at Prince o! Wales Qdllzgc in Charlottetown spent. Easter at. their homes in 0'11")’.

u‘... llebsr Prolllit ot Roaebsnk who was visiting at her tamer heme in York for several dlYl- m‘ s..." o1 h" parents. has returned to Rosebank. l

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hastings 0t

5t. John motored to OTJlry Ill "Good Friday to spend hi"! Vi")

Mrs. Hastlnsrs parents. W- "l5 Mrs. John Matthews.

On Good Friday Rev. C. O. Howler; has a brilliantly lighted Cross in front of hi5 Pllwlllﬂ surrounded by halo lilllll- I! V" var-y effective and especlaly all‘ props-late ior 000d R1410’-

Miss Adele MacAuslsnd. Iludtlll at. the Prince of Waldo Coll"! ll) Charlottetown 1 nt mm ll h" homo in ‘loom 101d the W0" _ her parents, Mr. and MII- 3- F- meaurlaha. She hld u hsr swi- Mlsa Padres of Charlottetown, M MacAusiand is the President of the oahaeiah can-n tn ‘rrslnlns "I'll- lastlcn ror P. E. t. this year. and is a member o! the 01AM‘? 0- U- 1-- T. FWD.

EASTER SERVICES

-laatcr Sunday VII l "T! “ma, day, not. at. all favorable for the traditional EastcrPsrads N‘ Basin Bonnets. It. wls sncwlnl in the mot-nine and drlitlng badly- Th, gum road, in the dew wt- uhu around unlonvale. qvlslllv l"- cum; impassable tor vehicular tral. fie. Rev. W. C. Dickson was sblo u, m qnly u tar as Mr. Heber Gard in Unlonvala when the tit-OP drills aha Cbhtlnllld driltlnl due to an; high winds, mada lurther progress impossible l0 the mormul service at Bloomﬁeld Chlllcll llld i, b. cancelled. The attamoon ser~ vice at the Bras United Church also had to be cancelled due t0 the blocked roads. It. ls a great pity that. the mowplows could not have cleared them in time for l!!! special hater services. as llastar la the most important festival in the Church's year. The telephone ilns from 01m to Brae has been out Q’ eommlss on for the past several days so it wuirnposslbla to phone an o! the convention in that dlstr ct about the cancellation of service.

In the Olen-y Utiltld Church on master suntla; night. there was a short service con new! W, the Minister with spacial muslcby the Choir under the leadership of MN. J. M. Mat-William» which was greatly enioydd. The young ladies 0t the billion Circle than pn- santsd a vary fins taster Pageant entitled: “ﬁlth is tbs Victor!" In which the baautltul story ot _ﬂstcr was svbndmy portrayed in music. song and drama. 1t‘ made s most. tavarabls impression on the largo

congregation sant. The ‘whole, frantic! the" ureh was asiost art- lsilcallydsoorsted with the cums

at attraction bola: a lane nine were

‘ﬁnes taking past all ha! my pest costumes. lss

f other‘ sfct tbs . his M! In! 11M!

presented‘ till’. III. 502W!)

Bernard was the “Angel" who Ln- nounced the Resurrection and was

His Gardsn" Mrs. dltelfoen was "Fewer". The roles o! the ‘Weeping Women of the Garden" were takon by Mrs. Fred Champion and Mill llvu J. ManLennan. ‘me “Girls in White in the Garden" wen Mrs. _ (Din) G. Y. Dewar and Mrs. Herbert Vstehor. The part o! “The WI-tvhllll" was taken by Mrl. l. W. Turner and the role oi “Hum. snity" by Miss Helen shelfoon. The narrator was Mrs, W. G. Dickson, A special Easter Thankotiorlng w” taken up which amounted to the

and when all the money ls in. it will reach ‘tho splendid total if

to capacity. despite the snowbiock“ roads. It the roads had been open and the congregation from 31mm, field, Bras and west Dovon wit; intended to ccme into O'Lcary tor the special service had cq-na )1

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The president opened the m». lng with call to worship. lat cog. 1W1 Chapter 1-80. which was read responsively. Hymn "Bun of My 6W1. ‘Phou Caviar Dear". was

99°80 Dixon. scripture rssdinl W" from Matthew ﬁlth chapter. Each one present.’ read a portion from this chapter, B“! Ind Min Hilda MacNavln road s chapter from the Mud! look. ‘Ihia closed t-ha devotional

Filled.

The roll call was answered by eight members repeating a verso of scripture containinl the word "victory? Th! minutes of the previous meetinc wars road and lﬁllnvsd- A card of thanks was rssd from Mrs. Duncan Marshall tor fruit. ssnt her during her ill- ness. The collection was taken patch amounted to I180. Hymn,

was than sung.

Iurthar discussion took place rc- Qalvllna basket social and concert and it was planned to be held tbs lsat weak in Marsh. Neat moot.- ing will ba hsld in the church ves- try. The muting closed by ra-

sr and the Mlspah Isncdlction. Lunch was served by the hostess and a social hour !ollowsd.- —‘*-——~———n- ﬂ‘ BTINKI

BRANDON. Man. - (C ll) - Brandon consumers. com about the obnoxious odor ot gal hers. have been told they have ‘° Dill up with it, Brandon's p; h cums-lac from coal. and ra- cent coal a lksa fe-oed tin utilities e salon to accept t stpbptltuts with bah "sulphur can» h . .

hurl! in a line solo. "o Glory at '"

very sacrificial amount of $41,“.

$50.00. The Church was tilled almose -

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The "Euler monthly mama; as ‘

met at tbs home of Mrs. Janus I Beer. Cornwall. on ‘mursday sva- 1

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