cleaners. at 354 Water Street. Loss was tentatively estimated at 550.-

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DON't MISS seeing the one Act lay "The District School at Blue- lerry Corners" at the variety con- cert in Kensington High School Auditorium Wednesday night March 14th at 8.15.

PURCHASES LOT - Mr. Roy Campbell, Chelton, has purchased a choice building lot from Mr. Brewer Johnson, Central Bedeque. where he plans to erect an up-to- dale residence in the early sum- rnrr. This lot was formerly part of the Ernest Strong property. S

Becieque Sisters

Summerside Firem Summerside firemen are seen 000. The building 9” the Fight is early Saturday morning battling a now used for the storage of farm

stubborn blaze which gutted the machinery and for a time was building of MacQuarrie Ltd, dry threatened as strong wind fanned

Defeat Borden

The Bcricque Dunk River Sisters defeated the Borden National Sis- ters in a fast clean game of hockey in the Bedeque Rink on Saturday evening by a score of 4-3.

in the first period Joyce Folland scored twice for the Bedeque squad uhiic Shirley Arsennult again net- ted the puck for Bedeque. in the second period there were no goals scored. The third period opened with the score 3-0 for Bedeque

which was raised to four by Joyce Folland soon after the period open- ed. Before the final bell three goals were scored by the Borden ga two by M. Kelly and one by B. MacDonald. There were no Denal- iles and the referee was Francis Westhaver. 8.

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HOCKEY. SUMMERSIDE Civic Stadium Tuesday night. Morrell verstns Schurman Eagles.

FREE CHURCH of Scotland ser- vice March 13th Argyle Shore 7.00 p.m. March 15th Summerside 7.00 p.m. Rev. Donald Macifinnon.

Personals

Mrs. Earl Leard of Central Bede due is a patient in the Prince County Hospital. Her many friends hope to see her up and about again in a short time.

The many friends of Mrs. Louis Muttart of Bedeque will regret to learn that she is a patient in the Prince County Hospital and all wish her a speedy recovery of her good health.

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MONTE CARLO. Monaco (Reu- ters)-The tiny state of Monaco

' is spring cleaning for next month's

wedding of Prince Rainier 111 and Grace Kelly. Workmen are scrubbing the 81'?!-

' stone walls of Monaco's 13th ceu:

tury palace on orders sent by Prince Rainier from Hollywood to the 20-man committee handling the wedding arrangements.

The prince will be back here in ample time to greet the American movie star and her parents when lthey arrive from the'Unlted States

lliy liner April 14. The wedding

takes place April 18. . lie will sail out to meet the liner in the Mediterranean a few miles offshore in his yellow and white yacht Dec Juvante. which borrows s name from his family motto: ltwith God's Help." PREPARE FOR GUESTS Thousands of hotel rooms have been requisitioned by the wedding committee for guests and news- paper men who will soon be flock-

ing lnto this packet state, perched on a rock between the mountains and the sea.

Grace and her parents probably will stay in one of the 18 suites 01' illlartmcnis in the palace.

The celebrations, for which Mon. ace 5 treasury has earmarked 100,- fran s lS280,000l, will begin April 17 whan 80 dancers from the London Festival Ballet, led by Varsot Pontcyn. perform before the couple in the Daiace's floodlit courtyard.

The .night's entertainment will end with a spectacular display of fireworks.

The next morning, 100 guests will crowd into the palace-'s small state room for the civil wedding care rnony. Prince Rainicr has sat on its cauopied red and gold leaf throne only once: For his acceg. sion in 1949.

Members of foreign royally will

.lMonaco Spring "Cleaning For Wedding Next Month

The courtiers wiu don their red and blue ceremonial uniforms; the ladies already have ordered their dresses from leading Paris fash- ion houses.

Later, Prince Rainier and his bride will play host at a garden party in the palace grounds to the 2.500 citizens of Monaco-a fraction of the principalitrs 20,000 popula- tion, which is made up almost en- tirely of French and other foreign residents.

Prince Rainier and his bride will go to Monaco's ornate opera house in the evening to attend a gala performance by the London ballet dancers.

The next morning, April 19. the religious wedding ceremony will be performed in Monaco's cathedral by Bishop Barthe or a legato sent from Rome by Pope Pius.

Only about 500 guests will be ad- mitted to the dark, Roman-style building for the wedding, where

attend with members of the prince's court.

Grace Kelly will assume a new title-Princess Gracia Patricia.

have run a hose through the apart- ment of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Godfrey. The latter lost all their belongings. The Summerside Air- port sent equipment and men to assist the Summerside firemen.

Photo by Sears.

KENSINGTON

Mrs. James M. Ramsay, R.N., of Hamilton is at present on pro- fessional duties at the Prince County Hospital, Summerside, where she 15 nursing her grandson Gary Ramsay.

C. who spent the weekend at their homes were Misses. Jean McKay JOYCE Bryenton. Catherine Morris- on and Bruce Murray.

The Kensington Rink managers have been exceptionally busy (lur- ing the Past week. On Thursday evening Feb. 16th a North Shore hockey league game was played between New Annan and Baltic,

with New Annan winning with a score of 7-1. This game was re- fereed by John Nicholson. On Fri- day evenlng Feb. 17th one of the largest crowds of hockey fans of the season wended their way to the Kenslngton Rink to watch the Kon- smgton Top Hat Sisters battle with the Freetown Sisters. The score ended 6-0 for the Freetown Sisters and on Saturday evening the Ken- sington Juveniles battled with the; Charlottetown Vics with the score ending 6-5 for Kensington.

On Friday evening Mrs. Ernest Bryenton entertained the mem- bers of the iiilalpeque and Baltic Wnmens Missionary Society at their annual World Day of Prayer service. The president, Mrs. Wm, H. Burns. presided. Following this service. the regular monthly busi- ness period was conducted after which at lunch was served by the committee in charge, assisted by

The Sunshine Mission Band met for their regular monthly meeting in the Memorial room of the Prlncetown United Church on Sat- urday afternoon with nineteen children present.

Mr. and Mrs. John MacNutt en- tertained on Thursday evening, Feb. ltith when sixteen tables of auction were in play. The prizes were won by Mrs. Wallace Picker- ing and Forbes Thompson while consolation prizes went to Miss Mae Slliiker and Kenneth Stewart. Lunch was served and many en. ioyed dancing to music supplied by Mrs. Roy Easter and William Woodside.

On Friday evening. March !!nd.. the Top Hat Sisters of Kensington met the Freetown Sisters in the third game of hockey this season. The score ended 2-0 for the Free- town Girls.

Mrs. Atwood Blakeney is visit- ing in Baltic. the guest of her daughter,.Mrs. Gordon Cousins and family.

Mrs. G.W. Ramsay has return-

Among the students from P.W.,

-nty Hospital for a few days.

Mr. John Whitehead. Clinton. was

a visitor to Summerside on Sat-

urday March 3rd.

, Mrs William Cousins (Sr.i, Bal- ;tic, is ill at her home. All 'trust lhcr speedy recovery.

On Saturday evening March 3rd., tone of the largest crowds of in- terested spectators watched the double hockey games played in the Kensington rink. The first game it as played between the Kensing- ton Team and New Annan, the score endcd 8-2 in favor of New Annziu. The second game was be- tween Spring Valley and Baltic with Spring Valley winning 10-3. The comes were refereed by Mess- rs. Lloyd Profitt and Ewen Sin- clnir.

Mrs. Everett Wall, accompanied by tier daughter, Mrs. Brown, have returned home from a pleasant holiday spent in St. John. N. B.

Miss Eleanor McArthur, Kans- lngtnn. spent the weekend in Kei- vin Grove, the guest of Miss Janet Crozicr.

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Donald, Mal- tpequc. had as their weekend guest, lllir. Reginald Miller of Sackville. NB.

Mr. and Mrs. Horace Paynter and family of Kelvin were visitors to Darnley on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Parmeanus Phl- tllips. Kenslngton, had as their .wec-kcnd guest, Mr. and Mrs. Mor- rlson of Summerside.

Mr. William Woodside has re- turned to Hamilton after spend- ing the past week at Linkletter Road the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Callbcck.

Mrs. Everett Wall, Indian Riv- ,er, accompanied by her daugh- itcr, Mrs. Brown of Kensington. left on Friday morning for Saint John, New Brunswick.

Mr. Keir Crafer. Baltic, ac- companied by hcr two sons, Rob- crt and John and Mrs. Bruce Caselcy. Spring Valley, were mo- torists to Charlottetown on Mon- day, Feby. 20th.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cousins. Baltic, had as their weekend guest, Mr. Reginald Miller of Sackville. N. B.

On Sunday morning. Feby. 19th the C.G.I.T. Group of the Prince town United Church, Maipeque. presented their World Day of lPra,ver service in the Memorial Room of the church with a large ltrongregntion present. The theme. l”0ue Flock, One Shepherd" with the lcnders Mrs. Denton Hogg and Miss Mary Hunter. was well presented. Music was played for the service by Miss Elizabeth Ramsay. Two sales were given

Jean Shields. Prayers were fier- cd "for world leaders and united nations" by Miss Anne Ramsay. "For refugees. homeless and lonely" by Miss Mae Silliker and for "the Church and her world- wide mission" by Miss Joan Car- ruthers. The offering was receiv- ed by Misses Annie 'Ethel Gun- ning and Carol Pickering. A short address was given by Mr. Miller. The service was brought to a close by pronouncing the Ben

VATICAN CITY (Reuters)-The Pope Saturday night announ ed the creation .f ell-lhl MW Roman Catholic blshoprics-- five in the British Caribbean. two in The Netherlands and one in India. Those in the Caribbean are the islands of Santa Lucia and Gren- ada: Kingston. Jamaica; Belize.

ed to her home in Malpeque, after belng a patient in the Prince Cou-

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Miss Yvonne Gallant. employee"

at the Western Hospital. Albertor.

IS spending a week with her par-

!ents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Gal-K ant.

Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Gallant Duvar were visitors at the home of Mrs. Gallant's parents, Mr. and. Mrs. John J. Carcoran. Piusville; on Wednesday, February 15th.

Sincere sympathy is extended to the relatives of the late Alexander Cameron whose death occurred at igshhome in Elmsdale on February

Friends of Mr. John F. Gallant, are sorry to learn he had to enter the Charlottetown Hospital for fur- ther treatment. All wish him a speedy complete recovery.

Sympathy is being extended to the relatives of the late James 0'Holloran whose death occurred in the Western Hospital, Alberton. Mr. 0'Holloran was station agent in Bloomfield for a number of years.

Mr. Ray McKenna. Bracton, was in Piusville recently.

Miss Arlene Corcoran. Piusville, spent a couple days visiting friends in O'Leary recently.

School mates of Kevin Murray are pleased to see him back to school again after being confined to his home through illness.

A Valentine party was held at Piusville school on Tuesday after- noon. The children played games and were treated with candy and fruit. Bingo was played also. which was enjoyed by all.

Miss Norma Shea. Tignish. spent a few days recently visiting friends in this district.

The final card party of the season was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Gallant on Monday evening, February 12th. Ladies first prize was won by Mrs. Joseph H. Gallant, second by Verna Clements. Gents first prize went to Kenneth Gallant second, to Ralph Kclly. Consolation prizes went to Mrs. Nelson Gallant. Aldona Gal- lant and Oscar Jones. Freczeout was won by Wincent Gallant and Jimmie Clemcnts., lunch was ser- veld and dancing was enjoyed by al .

Mr. Wilfred Griffin. Eimsdale. was a business visitor to Plus- ville on Friday. March 2nd.

A large crowd of fans from Plus- vllle and suirounding districts at- tended the hockey game held in the Alberton Rink on Wednesday evening between Alberton and Georgetown. It resulted in a vict- ory for Alberton. The score was

by Miss Patsy Ramsay and Miss 151

Mr. and Mrs. Darice Gallant, Duvar. and Mrs. John F. Gallant. Piusville, motored to Charlotte- town recently where they visited Mr. John F. Gallant, who is a patient in a hospital there.

Miss Pearle Gallant. employed at the Western Hospital. Alberton, spent Thursday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Gallant. Piusville.

Word has been received recently of Mr. Delare Gallant. son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gallant who re- cently underwent a successful op- eration in Toronto.

Friends of Mrs. John P. Gallant will be glad to see her home again after being a patient in the Western Hospital, Alberton.

Mr. and Mrs. Lance Dalton and family Burton, Lot 7, were visitors at the home of Mrs. Dalton's mo- iher, ilirs. Ambrose Corcoran, also Mr. and Mrs.Norbert Corcoran.

Mr. and Mn. Melvin Blanchard and children Barbara and Barry. Summerside. visited Mrs. Blanch- ard's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Gallant, Piusville on Sunday. February 19th.

Mr. and Mrs. Alton Mcisaac. Hobron, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Corcoran and Mr. and Mrs. Her- man Corcoran.

Fri.uds of Mr. William Gallant will be sorryt 0 learn he is a pa- tient in the Western Hospital, Al- berton.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Martin, Bloomfield Corner, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson L. Gallant on Sunday. February 190:.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McGregor Burton. Lot 7. were visiting rela- lives in Piusville on Sunday. Feb- ruary 19th.

Mr. Bob Campbell, Alberion, was a business visitor to this district recently.

Mr. Pius Finnan who has been employed in St. John is visiting his family at Brocton.

Mr. and Mrs. Erby Gallant, children, David and Deborah, Fortune Cove were recently visi-

tors attho home of Mrs. Gai-

1ant's arents. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Ga ant. Mr. and Mrs. George Hardy

were the guests of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Hald- en Shaw, Bloomfield.

Mr. Byrne McKenna spent a weekend recently in West Devon.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard O'Hollor

Paulinus Kelly.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Corcoran. Piusviile, visited recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mc- Carthy, also Mr. and Mrs. Engine McCarthy, Brocton.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Butler were visitors in Broctcn recently. They were the guests of Mrs. Butler's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Engine McCarthy.

Friends of Mr. Leonard Bar- nett, Elmsdale will be sorry to learn he is confined to his home through illness. All wish him a speedy recovery.

Friends of Mr. Fred Gallant will be sorry to learn he is a pat- ient in the Prince County Hospi- tal.

Miss Aleitha Corcoran, spent the past week end with her sister, Mrs. Desmond Gallant and Mr. Gallant. Duvar.

Several from Piusville are tak-, ing advantage of the good roads and are hauling potatoes.

Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Gallant. Sandra and Alan, Duvar, were visitors at the home of Mrs. Gai-

lant's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Corcoran on Friday. March 2nd.

BURLINGTON

Mr. W. J. Profitt is making a favorable couvalesccnce follow- ing an operation in the Prince County Hospital, Summerside and returned to his, home at Long River on March 5.

Mrs. Kenneth Maclgod return- ed to her home-in Irishtown on March 4, after spending the past week in Summerside. guest of her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Elton Sharpe. Russell Street.

Mrs. Ellis Profitt returned to her home in Burlington on Tues- day from Summerside where she was the guest of her son. Mr. Layton E. Profitt and Mrs. Prof- itt, Russel Street.

Mrs. W. J. Profitt has returned to her home in Long River after spending a few days in Summer-

side. Bur.

Artificial Insemination

There will be a meeting fo r all interested cattle breeders in Lots 10-11-12-13 and 14 in the Tyne Valley Hall Tuesday, March 13th commencing at 2 p.m.

P.E.I. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

Variety Concert

0'LEARY HALL

WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY MARCH 14 I 15-8:15 P.M.

Featuring the Gay Ninety Review. Admission 30:: and 50c BASKET SOCIAL - Ladiesf with baskets free. Sponsored by Wo- men's Institute and United Giurch

Men's Association.

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Lions Club Aids Family In Fire Loss

,1!) keeping with their Policy of aiding and assisting those who have suffered misfortune, the members of the Summerside Lions Club have made a generous don. ation to assist Mr. and Mrs. Stan- ley Godfrey who suffered the loss of all their belongings on Friday .lllL'l1t when their apartment was lI.ll)illI1E.'Ci in the fire at MacQuarries I.ry .Cleancrs' Ltd. On Saturday evening the Lions met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Blair Ballem 310": With the employees of the Summerside Telephone arm-5, of which Mr. Godfrcylls a membe , when the presentation was made.

substantial purse was also pre- sentcd by the employees of the telephone company as were Ems of household articles by friends luho were present, to assist Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey to re-establish tgiqesrtiselves after their disastrous

Mr. Herb Schurman, president of the Lions Club said last night that his organization was most happy to assist Mr. and Mrs. God- fl'9)'- Referring to the splendid sup- port glven to his club last week when they Presented their annual ml"5"'9l 5h0W. he said that the molley raised by this and other l1r0JBCt would be used to assist people in such unfortunate cir- cumstances.

The show, he said. would not go do any outside points this year ex. ,cept to the Provincial Sanatorium