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Mrs. spumwn Walker VII recent visit or Charlottetown.

M1". Kon-

Ilruser. 1th". Wllll

' l Acorn and Mr. Peter: all 0! Bouria

were visitor: to Georaamvn

l Mr. and Mrs. human Allen Montague. visited Georgetown o! Mo's. Elsie Pmlpa.

Friends of am. William Nudh

gULng about her home, and s

many recovery. .

. Mrs. PBBNlOIYI mother,

IProsper on $111165)’-

lﬂiss Jcun Bridge; left recon

ho cmploycd

town High SCIIOOl

hionhtguc School b‘. the sdbrc

‘Chris Team 4-1.

i Horse Races

an ultra exceptional

nesday ‘.2 o'clock next week. Bobbit- Becatlsc carried away ti

Oiosa Finishes at

Vrnon Saturday ;

Dlwltaa.

satuid ay.

Although the weather man sent some hail and ruin. before the last the majority or

class was called. the crowd stayed for the finish.

h (‘Mu A. two evenly matched Lady

bottom came to the Wire. Iiotbes and Starr Junior.

The ﬁrst hem. with the contest‘

ants ltlaichlng strides all tho way was declared a dead heat. in the next two heats Star won. b-y inches.

P.. winning the first heat handily with Golden Aubrey winning the next two in blanket finishes.

Ln the Class C trot, four evenly matched irotters Iaoed the starter.

and was closely contested, Michael’

Peter winning the first heat. Queen- le Kalmitck winning the sccond. and Brendan's Boy. ll son of Lusty Imsco, olmtd by Leo Ikaught making his first start “ﬁrming the third and Iinal heats and race.

SUIWMARY Class A Star Junior til. Prtitttzhti DH. l I Indy Forbes 1C. Wood! DH. Z 2

Winlting horse out-wt in Praught. Cherry V.'llli‘_\'

Elihu

Class B Golden Aubrey ti. Youngi 21 1 Ruby P. (L. Prnughli i 2 3 uv-ddy Waltz 1D. Chrcy) ‘i .'l 2 Arola. Cilri tit. Young» 4 4 4 Winning holasc I\'»\'!1‘f‘('l b; Iscvi

Young. Eornscliitc

(‘lass- C Bmndorﬂs Boy 1L. Praught) 3 2 Michal-l Pctr~ t1 R3111)» l3 (Qnvcnir- Niliiillwl: 1W Ii":-

irigl 4 1 2 3 Scotiy Knllnuci: I‘. Mt» . Innis, 2 4 4 d.r. Winning litrse (J\\'l1t'('i by J. Loo. Prnught. ClTPTl"; V5119)‘, f {lifit-lztlc , Slziritr .1 11pm.‘ VoKcntin. Jlldﬂﬂsl L.l\\:.t’ll Wood, John [ Prailght. Dunicl Mcisrtil- l Summary of ltaccs llcid Jun. 25: . . Class A .. l Happy vain 1.1. McDonald» 1 i 2t sin-r Junior 11",. Prauzht» 2 2 l l

Tlilinning horse tiwncd hit-Do-tiniti. Vcrncn.

(‘lass B '

Ruby P. ti. ﬁauglitl . 2 1 it Golden Allbfcv tL. Young) 1 2 2 Michael Pcter tJ. Ryanl 3 3 3' Winning horse owned by Luke

Praught. Earnscliifc. (‘Inns (‘- , Bcotty Kalrnuck 1F. lVIcIiurls) l 1 2 Quemiq Kulmucl; tW. Irving) 2 2 1 Winning horse owned by Prank- Mcmmi. Cherry ValleY- i HOME THROW! A skllful boomerang thrower can uﬂp the weapon travel moire tron ID Illlis. ‘

ll, J. MABOII- - ormailnm . ﬂlhq and lmbllllr Glance aaoaugu. r. u I. MIDI Imllalﬁl! A. ll. lcllan m. iv communal

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mvw wind, and a sloppy |, large crowd came to Wit- tho bat ioe racing of the sea-

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' TRYON CONSOLHJATEU 8CHOOL'

Report oi the Tryon Consolidated‘ School for the montlh of Jlmuay.

Senior Department

Grade IX.-'1, Roma

some. Grade VIII. ~ 1.

, Verna. Wood.

warren Howatt: Q. Elam and Imogcon Hdwatt; 3.

Grad; X.--l. Arthur Thunras; zJ-lerry Brim: women Estele Oarlr; S, Harlelgtlz liowait. Ihnmpson; 2. Elaine Chisholm; s. Richard New-Miss Cbmmando (Dr. McIn-

1 Eva Bell; L’. Daisy Budlong 1G. McIntyre) 2 Adelcc Aiullins; 3. Ann Iiovratt and 'i

Grade VlI.-l. hlarion Siordy and Smith‘ arl Sor-

of ‘H RD. in the Class A Pace.

l SUMMARY v [ (‘lass A Pace ‘Bobbie Because tMcGuigrui) I l1 H R. D. (Collinsi 2 l 3 2 Times: 33 3-4. 3D. 30. Class B Trot and Pace

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Noontime tiriiggirlbothami i ’I‘imes: 3-1. ‘d1 1-2. 31 l4. Official:

starter. A. Liewclyn.

Busch. Timcrs: O. Campbell, E. ac Perfect Attendance Louise FY23’. Gllliv l. _

ihjstelie <'nrr. Ferric llolvall, lrlva; ______._____, _

Ileli. Boyd MacDonald. Eleanor. EBENEZER SFHUOL

Tcotnbs. Grace Howatt. Ann Hawaii.‘ Olin B. brought four pcnolession- lootrne Inman. Dorothy Crossman, a1 ltQppem beforg the starter, Ruby Karl soreiisen. Adelee Mullins. Kay

Irunan, liiarion Siordy, Smith. Wnricnt Iiowatt.

l l-Jvzmgclinc 1i. Jones- Principal.

i ‘ ‘Prtmary Department Gmtl e

Grnde 1V. lltiwnli; Li. Isol1nt~ F0)‘.

Gratin lli.-~l. Llerrcll liurilcll; ',

hiaricnc ‘lihotilpsou; .".

‘J, Wt-sllgv Rnbblcc; Jl, Garth Iid- 3- Ella liincKrnzic: 3. Bnrbnrli IWkLYtiS. l Fm d: , tl-piili ll .1. l. Hlldrcct iiol\:itt.. ("truth l ‘Sir: 1. Marilyn Ford; L‘. lhllf) lilcks; Li. lJitVlil Best -?. Erulh Ford. tirntil- l Si‘ i. ticorgc i'u_\nlt‘r,} Grad!‘ i tJlJ: l. Aldon rim!

2. itulli Foy; 3. Leigh Thom Grade I. Jzx-l.

Arnold Ilowntt. Prrfct" Attendance

lilwnl 'l‘oombs.

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ITALTIU SCHOOL

llullii- Jnnua . tlrutlo 1X.» l, Jcnn llunlel".

School

(lllKlP VliI.—l. liarith liolme-s; 2. Gallant-

llnrry \\‘zi11.

Report for January:

Elaine lGkrzltlrrieurljif l. Rnbcri MacDonald MncRnc. Grade IX: l. Wally Shcarcr. Gradr- VII: i.

3.5.

Gcorge Carr;

tlraule Vii.- l. Vcrtia Bernard.

Grade Vl.-1. George Frieda Ilollmes.

Grndc V» l. Fiuitces lmvisoii; 2. Pﬂilllnt‘ b}. Jcbeph lltivinn Ilolmcs; (i. Edward Champ- ~ itlll.

(iiuzlc lV.-~l. iilary llunter.

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llaytmn inn, 01pm tjarl‘. lircictt ilcll. Lorne l-‘oy. Puui lilcks. E11,, Janet llowatt. Ucrrcll Bartlett. Mar- lene ‘Thompson. Lorraine Leard. Al-f Woorlside. Mildred IIowatt. David l3est. Dale Iiicks. Mnry Fay.‘

l T1 ill "FLUTE. the re tml . m o 0M ‘fol-amp mfg}. n; 10W‘ Gallant; 3. Mona Gallant.

Rllgy; pram Gallant and Bernice Peters.

Grade II.—1. Iiialrgarct Crafer; 2.

Neil Matthews.

Grade I. A.—_1, Stacy Mackenziup quad“

2. hinrjnrio Riley.

Grntic I. B. -l. John Davlson and

Jimmie (iousins. equal. Grade l. t7.-

l. Mnry Matthews.

liirghcsi nverncc in Senior [rodeo

--Jean Hunter. 93%.

Ilighcst average in Junior grades

—l\‘iar_v Hunter. 95ft.

l'Ol"l'Ct‘i./\ll.l.‘tTIdi1ilC0- -lli\l‘i‘l'y wiill.’ Om‘; I" ‘m’ ll‘ Wm" 9'1"

Frances Davison. l-Xlwnrci Clhamp-

ion Mary Hunter Margaret Craft-r, ‘wmln’ Gaunt‘

John Davison. Jknmic Cousins. Teacher-Lorena. MacLellan

$00 o them with

MINAIID’! i

land Ian MacRae (equal); 2.

“v1, Elwin Tmmbs; 2 ,wrll I-‘ord; 3. Wcndrll Ford, Bnrdcna ltcbblt-c; ll. Iiarnv Robblce .' i. Paul Hicks; L’. Juno:

Grade V: l. (irntlc IV: l. Holly Ford. Ciratli- Ill: l. Laura Fol-d. ll '50; 1. Katherine

Dorothy Ford.

Grade IT lJrJ: l. Qllw- pard-

‘Robcrl Ford (equ51\_ . Pt-ricci Attendance: Halon Mac- ‘Rzic. Wnlli‘ Siicrircr. Lriihn Hons. Dorothy Fkird. Bciiy Ford. Klitlicrinc Fnrtl. Barbara Ford. liiucKcnzic. Enroll pom Frimlllﬂ Maclac. Marilyn Ford. Erna C. Goles. Teacher.

.._i___._ STELLA MARJS SCHOOL l llonur Roll Stclln Maris ‘School ior the month of Janu- nry:

Gracie X: 1. Ida Doyle; 2. Mar-

Junlcs Gallant:

t. Gradc.IX: l. .1 LicCinir; 3. Tiutlilccn

l} Alvirv

| Grade VIII: l. lsabci Blac- .qulerc; 2. Doris Pineau; 3, Bcri- i Grade VII: l. Joan Gallant: 2, Blacqtlierc; 3. Pauline Gauthier.

I Grade VI: i. Annette Blac- tfllllerc: 3. Mildred Gallant; 3. Ed- ward Gallant.

Gfldﬂ VI 1. Rodney; Gauthier; Gallant; 3. Kenneth

Gallant. Grade IV: 1. Bernardinc Gnu-

ythier; 2. Betty Peters: 3. Ilieanor tDoucette.

Grade III: 1. Patricia Gauthier: '2. Frances Dniron; 3. Mary C. Gallant

Z. Bernard McNeill; ’I. I Grade II; 1. Teresa Irene Gal-

lanl; 2. Hose Marie MOiuir; I. Grace Gallant.

BITOGKI-‘IELD sonool.

11nd Vicinity

Matilda)’. While horn they QIIIDCOG foragameothocheybetwemtnml ‘of Struris and Goorsewwn Soho“!!-

Sundoy when they wen tho guilt:

are sorry to hear that she had the misfortune recently of falling. while _

tamed injuries which have neces- slinicd her staying in bed. Her friends hope tor a speedy

Mr. unit Mrs. Sumotd Pardon I and family oi’ Montague visited. ‘ Mrs. Elsie I

for tjliz-tilollctouin- when: she will

U11 Saturday night the George- Hocltey team visited Monlalgue and won over

v 10-6. The same night the Geome- i‘ town Girls 'I‘eam, lost to Montague

at Montague

The Montague River was againl lthe scene of some my fine racing on Saturday. when a large crowd thmnged the race area to enJoy seeing some or the Island's record [breaking horses in action -pacing the quarter in 30S0¢0I1d5 flat. This is thought to be exiviablq time but i: there should happen to be who could lessen the time to 28 01' 29 seconds. he would be very welcome On Wed-

llaurels of the day ilosing in ahead j and winning the race‘

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-~ IEBRUARY 12, 19v

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Judges. P. McCarroh. W. Farrell. I M

yThree llecaptured l‘ .___._

PIIIIAIILLPHLA, Feb. l0 - (AP)

MacDonald; 3' HM?" Mﬁve desperme longmzmn prjsmb-creailon. Joan Dochcrty and Verna

crs. nrmed with a smuggled pistcl and n makeshiit knife. stubbed a

. l l H 1m b _ t t P“ Jonnl Period. Vcidn Green. Lem“ Hmlsézi‘ 15:3? Sdﬂyfusz; ﬁr; if’? meeting to bc held at the home

{while they scaled the 35-foot prison yrall then run to fmcdcm across snmrrovorctl fields adjoining thc Delaware River.

’l‘in"ec were recaptured within aldﬂy- Cmlemlml w“ mm" which lnmoiuited to $1.40.

lfew hours and lsearohed {or the

in wide urea oi north Philadelphia.

tonight two

police

f ticipaiirlg in this sixth successful Jail

'brenk since he was sentenced to ltiOelvin HOlITTtS and Mm. Elmer \ , lLtt- term for his part in the 510.000 Colwill. The remaLnder oi the even-

; holdup of a bank in I934. his fourth conviction. Missing with Sutton ;wlts lﬁvaderick Tenulo, 30, also tserving a life sentence on a second degree murder conviction. - ' Their three companions in illel escarpo wen Clarence Kllncdimsm 38; David Aikens. 41. itnci Spenccr Wﬂldon. 37.

All except Walden were momibcrs of the gang of’ nine prisoners that. tunnclled beneath the wall of Easi- crn State Penitentiary at Chen-y Hill April 3. 1945. only to be recap- ,iilreci within a. short time. Polit-c said Waldo" participated in an ulf- successful attempt to escape from; the penitentiary in February. 1944.

A prison spokeamnn. expressing: belief the pistol thud been smuggled to tho men. said Tonuto used a‘ chisel stolen-from the prison work shop io break the lock on his crll, door apout 3 n.m. lic freed Walden and the two ambushed acting mien-d i William Skeiicn. In his struggles to retain his keys. Skeiion was siashJ ed several times on i-he hand: with] s. knife made from a pair oi scis- sors.

Jtrl-v-osrou v. r. U.

The Kingston Y RU met at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Bmiih nn Tuesday evening January 28. Parker Ncwson led the Devotional Period which opened by singing

ASPIRIN

, Report for month of January. . Grade VlIl’.—1. Katharina Mac- ‘Leod: 2. Gerald Cruwys. f I Grade VIL-l, Shirley Andtdlil; i2, Joan .\iacl..ean; 3. Shirley Wood. .

Gradi- VL-J. Beverley Mocbun; 2. Vern ciuwys.

(lfﬂill? 1V.--1. Wendell Wood. |

Grade II. A.—I. Willard Wood. ‘

|. I || |_ g Howl 2. ‘m."~..sz1;.tt'r.’;..“m3 II 50H.

Illll adu-

more 3%

Glade I.-1. Jean Manhood; I.

I 4 Gail MacLeah.

llilda M. MacLtn-e-Teaclnr.

IASIS SIMPLE

IIEIOIOIIE

HRIKID INTI WI?

remaininif fugitives. both llie-iermers. througthfenl! be mid W Slllfley "W50"

(mo of the missinu men. Willianf “suck willie) 5mm,“ 4g w“ pmeivlce in the United Church. Feb. 2.

saviour Like a. Shepherd lead Us. Scripture Lesson. John 10-1-15 iol- lowed by the Lord's Prayer. Hymn Jesus Loves Me. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. followed by the roll coll answered by 28 members present. Ii. “as ilecltietrto answer loll for neat, meeting with the next four books of the ‘Festameilt. Lunch committee. Vcldd Green. Roy ;Y0l.l.Y‘.'ker and Norma Smith. itc-

Grwn. study Period. Mrs. Parker ,Newson and Mildred Paul. Devot- Next;

o! Mr and Mrs. Cyrus Holmes.

It vons moved lllld seconded that we hold our meetings every sccontl Tuesday flight. i,i not fine Wcdncs-

It was moved that a bill o! 36

for card; sent to sick. It was tic- cldcd to hold n Young Peoples Scr-

Study Period was then led by Mrs.

ing was spoilt in games. contrasts, and sing song. A vote oi’ thanks was extended to Mr. rind lvirs Smith for the use or their home and kind hospitality shown.

Famous Paintings ll. S. Property

tliy The Associated Preall

WASHINGIUN. mo. IO-A rare sclI-rxlrirait of the ialnous Dutch painter Rembrandt and two Ger- man-owned paintings. successively stolen. smuggled and sold illeg- nily. today wore declared the por- mancnt property oi the United Stairs.

Ownership of the paintings now hn display at the Dayton, Ohio. Ari Institute was formally "vest- cd" in the Government by Attor- ney Gcncrnl Clark. AlLwerc seized Hi llluyion during ihc war under the Government's power to take over enemy property.

The Rembrandt is uluod at $140000. The other works are a tcr Borch valued at $2000 and a ilninting by '1". H. TlSCllhPlﬂ val- ued ai $1.900. \

Gloria's announcement said the Alien Property Custodian had traced the biunrra background of the collection back Z5 years. "The pictures. owned originally by the Grand Duchcas Thmdnrn Sach- st-n-Weimur-Eiscnach of Heinri- cluu. Gummy, were loancd to the Woinnr Mumun in ‘rhurin- Iia. (lemony.

While on dllpiay at ’the nvul- eum a Gannon court ordered tho pllnilngll placed in the pol-man. an? custody of thy- Sivtle of Thur- inaiu.

The paintings worn ainlrn from the Museum April 2B. 11m. Allen property invent-tutors said they were aold to two German merch- ant seamen. v/hn brought ttmn t»

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MAKSIIFIELD AND DUNSTAFFNAGE Y. l‘. U.

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by Wilfred Stewart. Prayer Scott MacArLilur and Story Mrs. Wlillrcd Thompson.

Responsive reading Nu. 714. ioll-

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The Y.P U. o! Central United Arthur. Mary Reid and Ethel Rob- Chilrch. held their weekly meeting cri-svn. _

It wit; moved and seconded that L‘. Tips meeting opened With Hymn the R011 Cull {or ncxt meeting be 601. followed by Scripture rcnding answered tvith n Blblg verse.

owcd by I-IynmWBS closed lllii cic- i Ilpln-iam Glow.

ruinc llymn 405. i0llt2'-\'Cd‘l)y Apmilcs Qtlarrll: Creed in UITlSUII closed the mcet- Star

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Church on next Friday night. "All the prcvious. mccting, ivhich wcrc. illG Wtelcomc."

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Report o1’ Wlnsloe North Schco ior January:

Dennis, Winston Sttwart and Lin,- Grudc IX: l. PllYl-UB Will. l min Boswell Wilmot Cudlilore.

‘D1059 appointed to assist Mr, Gratin VIII: 1. Maria Crawtil. Oiharles Reid on the Christian Mlss- 2. Robcrt Craswcil. ions Committee are Scott Mac- Grade V: 1. Robert Younkrr.

2. Merrill Shaw. Grade IV: 1. George Youhkrz. Lorraine MucQuarric.

Grade II: 1. R/uih Fold. ‘.5 Grace MacQu/arrle.

b)‘ Ann MncEacheln ltd tho Grade I ta) and Grade I iiv.

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