MAY 10, 1948

GUARDIAN’ CHARLOTTETOWN I 4 *1 M» "w - was»: KING OF THE ROYAL MOUNTED g ‘ . - ‘I948 SAILING SCHEDULE, SUBJECT TO CHANGE A P A l Contract Bridge . _ , _ ‘_ . i 7* i I" ' s " ' v ’ _ a i l Br Imvhhe Culbuimi gl I f I smlmauom ‘ 4 ‘sfifoab ‘a’ "“ f;i?e

DRAMA FESTIVAL

(Daily Including Sunday) Standard Tirne MAY lst to JUNE 26th

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Charles A. Dunning ............ 8 A.M--l P-M- Prince Nova . . . . . . . . . . . ll A.M.—5 PM.

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a A DIITICULT POSITION

Semi-Finals "'1"? l" Willy’! dell was sever?

I ely criticized roi- his bidding, but,

ST. PETERS HALL the iaci was that he had been

Rochfard Square Placed h‘ mm‘ a dummm THURSDAY, MAY 20 Starting at 8 o'clock.

Two Plays and Specialties

Tickets may be obtained at the Abegweit Gift Shop, Tweel's Groceteria, and Shama's Grocery

ST. MARY'S ACADEMY ' SUMMETLSIDE

Honor roll for April: Tm; was m

Grade X—1. Zelma LeClalr; 2. seiierihuavél,a"glgdrlffbelfgiézf Anita McNeil; 3. Mary Kelly. yo,“ Eu‘ _ sou“. Wat

Grade IX-l. Dorothy Sonler; '2. 1. p“, 1 . P", Patsy Scott; 3. Edna Gallant. 1 Pass 2Q Pa"

Grade VIII—l. Wanda Aitken; 2N1‘ Pass 3Q Pug ‘J. Marina Doyle; 3. Doreen Blacq- Pass Pug ' - uiere. Eunice Gaudet. ' "'

Grade VII-1. Eleanor Gallant; ‘ 2. Una Wedve; 3. Etliel McNa .

Grade VI-a-l. Florence Gallilllt; we“ wen“ ' ml“,- “d 5mm 2. Shirley Arsenuult; 3. Alvina wade three ext“ trkks- “m”! ‘ml! Arsenault. Ifvggad? ace! _

Grade V-l. Joan LeClair; 2. me Bu: L? ézeeewglraisgfflslézlihpgs! i g Mary Thompson; 3. Joan Rogers. ' “ 6- 1 TTY MglillllErIghli/laeBAl-tsleniliielll-ehuhzhh mfiggzuse" North answered "I JOTTT ERIP?LE_II'

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.‘ __ , Poirier, didnt know you had anything to WW0“ Alamma R 1 I . Grade 111-1. Geraldine Nourish. speak °‘-

- ._ i _ Nandi Gallant; 2. Gertrude Glllis: he“ w“ l 8"" “e1 Y» be said

3. Marjorie Perry. f?!‘ NMAIVS Win! 0! view. Let's con-

Griuie III-l. Margaret Wood- “d”:

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The R. W. Grand Orange Lodge of P. E. I. will meet in annual session in Sans of England Hall, Rich- mond St., Charlottetown,

WEDNESDAY, MAY l2th, I948 at 10:30 AM.

The R. W. Grand Lodge ol the L. O. B. A. at P. E. I. will meet in Boyne Lodge Room, Richmond

St., Charlottetown, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12th, I948 at 10:30 All

J. A. MURRAY, Grand Sec'y. L.O.A.

MRS. ELIZABETH BEST, Grand Sec'y. L. O. B. A.

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YOU'RE CLHWING 6H THE

I side; 2. Julia Sonler; 3. Faustino Th“ °"°“h°"l P69901110 la the DONT MISS THE pen-y 09mins diamond bid promised Grade 111-1. Charles Hickey. "Y! lmle- Then. when South bid ‘it, __ ‘l

B I G D A N c E iviiiiiim Dawson; 2. Louis Arsen- ‘W’ dill" Over one spade. Nor-ah eult. Leonard McNally; 3. Charles had}! different problem to recison Mcponaky ‘with. He was tempted. of course,

IN MORELL HALL Grade II-i. Philippa McNally. 9° r9358 to ‘three clubs, but as he 2. Bonita. criiiimt; 3. Marjorie =0 reasonably pointed out, what if

wsoursoiiY, MAY 12th Noon“ m. m“ mum, 50M w,“ mh

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sponsored by Hui] Qqmpqny Grade II-l. William Plneau; 2. i1 hfldirlg as: - Music by Eastern Rhythm Boys F?“ mow; 3‘ Clarence camps‘ . .- e n Modern and old Time _ . . ggqxxx " DANCE 9:30 - 12:30 amuse swim SCHOOL Qxx " ' " i- ‘A K x x x

Report (or April: i Grade X-i. Marion McInnis; 2. 'so_u.“h Certainly would conclude

Anne McInnis. Wm,‘ this 5mm . \ ‘ s. . . , _ g sham-l ,that live . , Napoleon and lliiele Eliiy By lllltford Maelrlilir aim vm-i. George chitin. dubmflhaps ,.,,_“.,,,,,d b. a m , dleesvooNlfscu A. , 2- Gerald BF”- contract considering N my ‘ THINK MY SINQINQ x “NOW My BANK SO Weir's vow? NEW cAn- WIFE I - - ~ 0"“ "1-‘1- “NW” Mum“? blddingland ‘he would swe 0 a? "A5 ‘MPPOVED lizfinétéfi-finéTné "D LME-TO GET ONE-BU WIFEIS SlfigQlé-ip 2~ “mam”! Byme- the chi-Ee-nnliump level 3i poifj SINCE I - is PAVING: HEP NEW SINGING I‘ QlgIP%Fgl-JAYI?JD-YOL.I%S|IM NG, Grade V—l. Marieh Clflrklh. serve that the“ “fluid. be three Tsl-ifighm ‘TEACHER ssopo BQOKEhHléi/EVEEOIME . OUTSHDE, QE3|DES, cANl-r YOSD" ~ -- Magma Iv- 1' Jo n Kenny’ 2‘ tricks immediately available to the TEAQHEQ? A LESSON’ You DO IT? 5E5 "M REAuiue-Tr-i PAPER’?- are enny‘ defenders-the spade ace and the " Grade 1I1—1. Jean Clarkin; 2. i “e km ,_ ~ ' 8 OI diamonds. lhiis, a Rey Kenny‘ 1 Hive-club contract would be llnmak- 6"“ 1 s"_' Lam‘ Kemy‘ lable. For this reason, North iniied

Grade I Jr.—l. Ph llis Dunn; 2. .

Rm! Kenny y ytoNraisler clubs directly. Mrs. Thomas Kenny. teacher. ! sougsbildnffigrr/gllfiz‘! “:3; "w: KEEP THEM Covmmn notrump. Noiw North ielt - still

with reason-that South had 90mg- thing like live hearts to the queen and ilve clubs to the ace or klng_ nothing else.

I‘. was South who might have

Clfllrifled the situation by jumiping

to tour clubs over two notrurnp. ,

When storing sauerkraut, rip-i enlng cheese,‘ lish or cooked broc-j coll in the refrigerator be sure‘ they are covered to avoid taint- lng other foods.

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CORNWALL Y. P. U. PLAY

Cornwall Y. P. U. play. “Safety First." was presented in Cornwall Hall on Wednesday and Thursday nights to large and appreciative audiences. This comedy was a fast moving plot. with plenty o! action and maniy good laughs. The (ol- ‘iowlng were the members oi the cast: Jack Montgomery (a young hus- band)-—Parker Jewel. Jerry Arnold (m wnsuocessiul flxer)-Eric MacPhall. Mr. MacNutt (a detective detec- ' _ tlvel-Gordon Boyle. m hflnk I ""- M"

Elmer Flannel (aw! ly s - II u mgpsmmey “m” TIPPY AND CAP STUBBS Abou Ben Mohs (a terrible -

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By Fngqly mid slim-gen Mabel Montgomery (Jack's wife)

' THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! -Lulu Glow. Virginia Bridger (MabePs sister)

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