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The Story of Fifty Guys and a Girl! I l VAN JOHNSON-JUHN HUDIAK-RICARDO MONlAlBAN-GEORGE MURPHY

OVER 60-BUT NEVER CONSTIPATED NOW

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AGENTS: MONTAGUII Slowan, Mlaa

AGENT GEORGETOWN :

llorold F. Landry. Alhart Althea, In. Dyna

llarrlot Ulalr. Waldon Lavnn.

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..-rinrzn -roorwun u is. uonugue Shoe Store.

..'Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Car- ruthers. Charlottetown. were vis- itors to Montague. Sunday. guests of Mrs. J. W. Carruthers.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sheri-en. Charlottetown. were week-end vis- itors to Montague. guests at the home of Mrs. Mabel Fraser.

Mrs. Duncan Balderson. Mell- ville. was ayrcccnt visitor to Montague, guest of Mrs. Francis Murphy.

His many friends are pleased In welcome back Mr. Paul Fox. Florida, who with his family. will spend the next few months at their summer home in Lower Montague.

His many friends will regret to

treatment.

His many friends are sorry to

the His

patient in Hospital.

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' ery. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Railrny. Charlottetown, were visitors In

Montague on Saturday. guests ni Mrs. Ratt.ray's son and daughter- in-law. Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Houley.

Her friends are pleased to learn that Mrs. Spencer Llewellyn. Mon- tague. is recovering satisfactorily from her recent illness in the Kings County Hospital.

Dr. and Mrs. Leo Killorn. WHO spent the past week visiting Sen- ator and Mrs. T. V. Grant. Monta- gue. left this week for St. John. N.B.. where Dr. Killorn will he- gin his practice.

Miss Ola Hamilton. Charlotte- town. spent the week-end at her home in New Perth. Miss Ham- ilton and several friends returned last week from a motor trip to Ontario. returning via New York.

Her many friends are pleased to hear that Mrs. George Preecc. who has spent the past year in Halifax. has returned to Montague where she and her husband have taken up residence. Recently Mr. Precce purchased the house and lot on Sackvillc Street. formerly owned by Mr. Reg. Buell.

A demonstration of the Stanley products was held at the home of Mrs. Hazel McCarron on Fri- day evening. Mr. Willard Mac- Lean, Peter's Road. was the demonstrator. A large number. of ladies attended the demonstration. The prize for the evening was won by Mrs. Neil Lannigan. The grand prize was presented to the hostess. who also had the choice of another lovely gift. Following the demonstration refreshments were served. after which the eve- ning was spent in entertainment. At the close of the evening. a gift was presented to each lady pre- sent. The ncxt. demonstration will be held at the home of Mrs John Clair

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QXNBERRA -- (OP) - P. H. Al- len. new official dingo destroyer in Australia's Northern Territory. figures on an average of 100 dingo scalps a week. With his salary. camping allowance and bountics. at that rate he wczdd make about 26,000 (518,800) a. year-twice as much as the administrator of the Territory.

learn that Mr. David MacDonald,l

friends wish him a speedy recov-I

.3A'l'.l'l-INTION Cardigan, Eldon Hid B-rldaltown. Your show this west: is "The Bride Goes Wild", With Van Johnson. June' Auygon and that freckle-faced. mischief maker Butch Jenkins.

Iinuiiie Wedding

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..'On the evening' of May 10th a double wedding of much inter- est to friends far and near, was solemnlzed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy R. Dixon. Bolhwqll, when their daughters. Thelma DOTOUW was united in marriage to Norman Stuart Bruce. and Ruby Edith. became the bride of Kermit Young Bruce. sons of Mr. and Mrs. ROY Bruce. East Baltic.

The ceremony was performed by their pastor Rev. H. R. Bell of Kmgsboro Baptist Church.

learn. 1'13: Mr. : l.. i Mr-l'"'i'3U'-"7" - Th: brides -dfsccnljml lg” stairs .5 . mam in the Klngs county .3" he S.l'3lIiS oz Lo.icii;,r.n'5 hospgal where he is rPceh,ing Bridal Chorus, playcd by ivlrs.

Clinton Stewart. and look their Dlaces beneath a beautifully Je- corated arch.

The youthful brides lodkcd radi- ant -in their street length dresses. fashioned on similar lines. Thelma wearing Queen's blue taffeta with inavy accessories, a wreath of blue flowers in her hair. and her only ornaments a necklace and earrings. the gift of the groom.

Rubyp was dressed in pink taf- feta with navy accessories and a wreath of pink flowers in her hair. She wore a pearl necklace and earrings. the gift of the groom.

After the ceremony the bridal parties received congratulations from those present. after which I delicious wedding supper was en- loycd. The dining room was taste- fully decorated for the occasion Villlll pink and while stream.-rs and bells. A dainty supper was served by girl friends of the brides. after which the two. love- Lv thrcc-tiered wedding cakes. were cut in the traditional manner.

The bridal parties left the fol- lowing day on a honeymoon trip through P. E. Island and New Brunswick.

For travelling Thelma wore a suit of ice blue gabardirie with navy and white accessories and Ruby's suit was of navy English gabardlne with pink and navy ac- cessorics.

The happy young couplcs will reside at South Lake. IWl'ICl'C the

grooms are prosperous farmers. Relatives and friends join in wishing them many years of

happy wedded life.

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on Air Force Day

Wilbur Oheverie. R. C. A. F.. Trenton. Ont.. spoke on R radio broadcast on Saturday afternoon, June 10th sponsored by Saturday Magazine in honor of Alrforce Day being celebrated at Trenton. Ont.

Wilbur is the son of Mrs. Walter Cheverle of Sour-is. P. E. I.

He is a graduate of Prince of Wales Class of '48. Ile enlisted in the R, C. A. F. at Summerslde. P. E. I. in Sept. of 1949.

He was posted in Camp Borden, 0nt.. for six months, then to Tren- ton, Ont., where he is at present on a seven months course.

Wilbur spoke highly of the R. C A. F. and advised all Canadian boys that it was ii good life with a good career.

He expects to remain in the ser- vice for 3 period of twenty years. lwhen he will retire at the early

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Honor report for May.

Grade X.-1. Alfred Macxinnon.

Grade VII.-1. Jean MacAulay; 2, Gerald Machulay.

Grade V.-1, James Bernard Power.

Grade IV.-1. Mary Mcinnls: 2.

Deleste MacAulay; 3. Coleen Mac-

Donald.

Grade in A.-1. Walter Sweeney. Grade III. B.'-tl. Arthur Sween-

ey; 2, Albert MacAulay. Grade II. A.-1, Doris Power.

Grade II. B.-1. Patrick Sweeney:

2. Bernard MacDonald.

Grade I. A.-1, Ktiiiioth Mac-l

Donald. Grade 1. B.-No tests. Mary Keays-Teacher. (Patriot please copy.)

age of 38 years.

His many friends in souris P. E. 1.. wish him success in his future career.

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Dorothy iiix Says-

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of sloop in school. or when the only date in history that she. take!

ilie slightest interest in is her next (tale with Johnny. Hence III!

parents who let their little 15-year-old daughter; go to parties on IJI!

antic 0” nights are doing the girls a deadly wrong and failing in their u y.

I don't holievo in ovcrslrict parrnls, I think young girls should iinvo plenty of amusement. plenty of pleasures. plenty of hay friend; but more should he a limit to their lihortlos. They should take the pleasures rnlion.-lily and at proper limos, as hefitn their age.

And would to heaven that there were enough parents with I191 clcnt grit and courage nnri hnckhone in stand up and fight their Ml wllird youngsters and keep them under control.

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iii-EAR DOROTHY DIX: I am in low: with in man whom T MN siipportcri for more than a year. He has been out of work and doeinll 'l'.V in get a job. Although my friends warn me that no man I'M thinks anything of a woman would live on her for more than a year without doing anything. I am still in doubt. Sometimes it mm! lhat for every happiness there In a price and a very great iinpplnesl would be worth a great price. Please advise me.

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