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la. Gwyn will be delivered to any home in Sunun i‘ any or 18° our week. Phone soul for thl.eneervIu or me the be: responsible‘ for delivery on you mug,

I'll ‘.1 pt 30 PS? my order 00 if?’ gar’ Bedequ Rink. Thurs- fgign.-il nth. I-Iun'ter River Sil- "' ve. Bedeutle Sisters. Skate met.

.411]; MONTHLY-MEETING of Kmmgmn Home and Bchooi will 5. held at the home of Mrs. mgmgn’ on mursdey. March 9th, mm, gh(yw‘n and lunch served. pm-yone welcome.

_no'ncn Tb anvua-rissmx. gdvctisers are reirundm that their huge be in the C-.1.'.trdian act mlhsn noon the -rrevious day ,0 guuspwe insertions out of my advertisers who telephone usiaeds, etc. would nutlculuiy In: this in minrt

Personals

/Mr. Grant Mollison. summer- ude. has returned from a trip to Ufliliflx, Sheet Harbour and Wolf- vllle, N. S.-3.

Jr. H. B. Cameron. Summer- ue, left Tuesday by plane for alilax where he will undergo treatment.

Dlir. G. M. Muiholiand, man- we: of the Surrimeislde branch of he Provincial Bank of Canada was in Moncton yesterday on business.

by Carrier

".'GlNERAL inemmv . G-g M“?-II-H. 8ummerlide.OE

"'I’0I.I'I'ICAL TALKS Pr . day night at 6.30 over cJl(I,v\)evWsuml_ merslde.

Ralph

—HOCKl:Y Bedeque rink, Friday‘ M“'°h 10. first lama of second section in South Shore League ”m"“'lB3S. best two out of three games. Borden Abegwelts vs. Aug. ustlne Cove Bulldogs. Admission 35 cents.

—ENGAGEMEN'i‘.—-Mr. and Mrs. GCOPEO Sharpe of Borden. an- nounce the engagement od bheir daughter iviaiv Bernice to Opi. Donald Fraser Ede, R..,C. A. F., Summerslde, son of Mrs. B. A. Ede and the late Mr. Ede of Vancouver. 3. C. Wedding to take place in the near future.

—'l'IIIEMI-IN BUSY — Summer. side firemen are being kept busy

lately with .minor alarms. Yester- day morning about 10.30 they re- !D07|ded to a call from the Olympia Restaurant on Water Street where the door on the furnace had blown open causing a lot of si:n0k(- in the cellar. T-he Olympia Restaurant had been partially destroycd by fire last June-—S.

--SAILS FOR ENGLAND-Miss

—S. Blanche Kenny, Toronto, sailed on

-'l‘iii.- many friends will be lorry to learn that the veteran rsinsman, Mr. Clarence Schu- mm is in the P. C. Hospital with neumonia and all his friends Iope for his recovery.

-—-«Miss .lune Geddcs. daughter of lo-. and Mrs. Roy Geddes. sum-

raidi-, who had the misfortune to Ifcak her arm at the school ice lporte, returned last Saturday from Noni-ton where she was under the

more of an orthopaedic specialist.

-—Mrs. Ernest Mllis. S»umr.ner- lide has returned from Halifax

rhere she had been in hospital. It i pleasing to learn that she is uch improved. Her daughter. s Helen is here from Moncton to spend a few days with her per- \nts.—S.

~—Meriy friends of Kenslng-ton's «and old lady. Mrs. Lid/ia Simms who will be'92 on Friday. March win, 1950, wish her a happy birth- day, but regret to hear she has been ill at her‘ home for the past few weeks and hope for her speedy recovery.

o’I.earL&__ltlclnliy

inspector Mei-rit Callaghan of Alberton visited the 0'Leary school on Monday. March 0.

Mr. Henry Stetson is confined to his home through illness. His many friends wish him I speedy recovery.

Mi-. Raynail Mscgeili received a lll-913' Rash below his eye Satur- lay night while playing in the M1! in the hockey game between he Summerside Crystals and the 0‘Lesry Maroons. Mr. MecNeill is the very efficient goal tender for 0'Leary.

The regular meeting of the We- ii-ien's Missionary Society of the

- Barry, summerside, were

March 2nd fmm Halifax for Liver- pool, England on the Empress of Canada on a six months vacation tour of Enztand and the continent. While in London she will visit her niece. Mrs. John Cozens (nee Frances Corney. Sumrnerside). Miss Kenny is the daughter of Mr. Claude Kenn-.\'. six. summei-side. --S

PIIISVILLE Mr. Gerald Murphy. Campbell- ton. was in Plusvllle on Monday evening.

Mrs. Sheridan Corcoren, and Miss Norlne Kelly. Mill River. were in Piusvllle on Wednesday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Maccregor, Burton. Int 7, spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Corcoran in Plusville.

The March meeflng or the PI‘.‘5- ville Women's Institute was held on Thursday evening. March 2, at the home of Mrs Cyrus Gallant.

Mrs.

Vance Palmer and son iecent guests of Mrs. Elzie Horne. Rose-

bank.

Mrs. Fred Kelly and Mr. Keith Kelly. Roseville. were visitors to Plusville on Friday evening. Mrs. Kelly remained with her daughter. Mrs. Norbert corcoran for the week-end.

Miss Jacqueline I-Iarris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Loman Harris. Rosebanlz. entertained a number of friends at a party at. her home on Saturday, -March 4. the occasion being her third birthday.

sincere sympathy is extended to the family of the late Mr. Alonzo Foley. Bloomfield, who departed this life on Wednesday, March 1. Burial services were held at St. Anthony’: Church, Bloomfiel‘, on Saturday morning, March 4.

An organization meeting of the

Minor league

illocliey Games

At Kensinglon

Kensinglon won in both the Pee-Wee and Paperweight divis- ions in the first of a homemad- home series between Kenslnptop and Summerside at Kenaiiigton last night. and the Summerside Bantams triumphed over the Ken- slnotton Ban-tams. The scores were Painerwelshts — Kensington, 1; Summerside. 0: Pee-Wees. Ken- singion 2, Summerside, l: Bantams —- Summerside 4, Kensington l.

the Paperweight game. Wayne Champion scored the only goal. In the Pee-Wee match, Donnie Champion scored both goals for Kensingion and Gordon Gfldy scored Summerside‘e only tally. The following were the goalgetiers for the Bahia-ms ._ Summerside, A. Matthews, J. Whalen 2. MacAusland; Kensing- ton. D. Biri.

The following are the 1-ine-ups:

Paperweights -—- Kenslngton - Goal. 1’. Bernard; de-fence, L. Champion, B. Mann: forwards. W. Chamipion. F. Bernard. B. Heifel, G. Bernard.

Summer-side —— Goal, D. Sheen: defence. G. Monahan. P. Schur- man. M. MacKardle: forwards. M. Arnold, J. Sonier, G. Gay, J. Gay, I. Sonier, P. MacDonald.

Pee-Wees - Kensingion —Goal, R. Arscnault, W. Champion; de- fence. F. Bridges, '1‘. Mann, G. Brookins, S. Palmer: forwards. L. SUd5blll‘Y. J. Kennedy, G. Crozier, E. Driscall. J. Davis.

Su-mmerside —- Goal, G. Harris: defence. D. Gay. L. Leach. D. Ross: forwards, J. Phillips, G. GHGY. R. Mullins. A. Groom. E. Delaney. A. Phillips.

Baniams_——— Kensington —Goal, D. Champion; defence, M, Clark,

' E. Cameron: forwards. C. Cooke,

F. Watson, I‘. Mccarville, P. Ro- b"l5°ll. 13- Biri. D. Arsenault, G. Hale:-ley. J. McMahon. Summer-side -— Goal. W. Gillis; defence, J. Walker. L.‘ Arsennult. MscAusland, D. Darby; for-wg;-dg, J. Whalen. C. Gaudet. Perry. D. NOD93“. Summers. Matthews, Sonier, Doucette. R. Landry.-S

Freetown llotes

. Mrs. John Hickox of Springfield 15 Spending a few days in Free- town st the home of her sister. Mrs. George Lewis.

Miss Nora Scales spent the week- end pleasantly visiting with friends

in Summerside. She returned home on Monday. The continued illness of. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Lidsione of Bede- QU9. 1.1 regretted by their many friends in Freetown.

Mrs. George Jaidine left last week for Parrsboro. Nova Scotia. where she will be the guest of her son Mr. Gerald Jar-dine and Mrs. Jardine.

Mr. Wesley Reeves of Imperial, Saslr., arrived by plane on Friday to visit his mother, Mrs. Hubert Reeves. who is ill at her home in South Freetown.

Many from Freetown attended the Barbara Ann Scott perform- ance at Charlottetown Forum on Friday and Saturday. amongtliem were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jai-dine, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Simmons.

~ , -rns ousnnrm. CI-IARI.O’I"l'E‘I‘OWN' ___ _ Keen Competition At _

S’side . Ice Race Meet

Yesterday afternoon on the Sum- mer-Ilde harbor, in the Class B Pace Mary’: Delight driven by W. ‘Kelly made the fastest time so for in the scheduled two-day meet. of 29 2-5 seconds.

Horses from Charlottetown. Sum- mer-side and Hunter River stables provided some of the best and keenest racing ever seen on the ummerrlda stralghtway and the meet was vvII:l|EIl€d by one of the largest number of racing fans ever to assemble on the local ice. Rhodola D (MacDonald) was win- her of the Free For All Pace with Lee Brewer piloted by Bernard taking honor; in the Free For All Trot.

All indications seem to point to another excellent afternoon's rac- ing today and the - officials are confident that fans will be treated to some very close finishes this afternoon if the weatherman con- tinues to provide the usual good track.

The races:—

Free For All Paca

summary of yesterday's

Rhodola A (MacDonald) 1 2 1

Jean Henley (S. Kennedy) .. I 1 2

Babe Britton (Tlmmpran) .. II II Time: 30 3-5, 31, 30 3-5,

Class 3 Pace . Tiny Budlong (Bowness) 1 Eleanor G. (Weir) . 2 Mary's Delight (Kelly) 3

2

3 . 1 Time: 30 4-5, 29 2-5, 31 4-5.

Hut»!

I-‘rce ' For All Trot

Guy Harvester (Reeves) Lee Brewer (Bernarilt . Buddy Budlong (Stead)

Time: 30 2-5, 29 3-5, 31.

C/JV-‘Id um» raw:-4

Class C Trot

Peter Dale (R. H. Phillips) Breezy Jane (MacKayl Time: 34 3-4, 33 2-5. 34.

Officials: Starter, Myron Thomp- son: driver in charge of gate. James I-Ieffle: judges, Harry Silli- phant, Wendell Beaten. Harry Kea- ton; timers, Willard MacDonald. Preston Warren; announcer, R. H. Dcwer.

Today‘: Race;

A: a meeting of the Summer-side officials last evening president R. H. Dewar said that the following horses were schcduli=d_to line up this afternoon with several more entries expected from Hunter River,

Class A 'I‘roi—-Guy Aubrey, Reu- ben Lee, Ha] Brltton.

Class C Pace—Jlmmy A, Simcoc Pete, Nature‘: Boy.

Class B I>ace—Esso Hal, Indian Land, Random Harvest, Bonny Scott, Buddy Hugo.

Class E Pact-—Betty Worthy. Jimmy Clegg, Timmy Kalmuck. Sandy Friaco.——S.

S'side Curling

sumiznerside Curling Club sched-

ule. Thursday, March 9th

Ten end games

6:46

Reg Hoiman vs E. P. F019)’-

J. K. Curran vs G. F. Cameron- W.. Mellish vs H. vMacl“arlane. 8:45

'1‘. L. Linkletter vs F. Macnae. w. McDonald vs T. A. Campbell. 0:. Hayes vs P. L. Keyee. Friday, March 10.

6:45

R. A. Home vs T. L. Llnirletter. H. 2:. Clark vs Res Holman- Tal). Morrison vs 15:. Comey

8:

A. Gordon in Reg I-Iolm.a.n.

ll‘. Macltee vs E. Offer.

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Conway And Vicinity

Mrs. Mark Coughlln spent a few days visiting friends at O'I.eary.

Mr. Charles Stewart, Sr., spent a few days at the home of his son, Mr. Murdock Stewart.

Mrs, George Thompson and daughter Lorena were in Summer- side visiting relatives on Saturday.

Miss Donna Palmer, Freeland, spent a few days with her sister, Mrs. Oscar MacNelll.

Mr. Edgar Stewart spent the week-cnd visitlnn friends and rela- tives at Freeland and Conway.

Mrs. Edith Bryan and son Alvin of I-‘oxli-y River were guests at the home of Mr. ant‘. Mrs. John D. Palmer on SlIIl.II‘(I?l_\‘.

The many friends of Mrs, Arthur Adiims will be glad to know she is feeling much better after her recent sick spell.

Miss Georgie Tuplin left Monday morning for Halifax where she is training in Victoria General Hospital.

Messrs. George Tuplin, Erland Ramsay and Miss Georgie Tuplln motored to Summerslde on Satur- day.

Miss Frankie Tuplin, Charlotte-

town, spent a few days at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Tuplin.

Mr. Jack \’Villinms, Charlotte-

town. motored to Conway on Sun- day and was guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Tuplin.

Mr. Sherman Lewis. who is em- ploycd nt St. Eleanor‘; airport. spam the week-end with his wife and son at Conway.

Messrs. Alvin Bryan. Foxley Riv- er. and Charles Palmer, Conway. were the guests at their aunts. Mrs. Robert Mllligan, Poplar Grove, on Saturday afternoon.

The many friends of Mr. Har- nlrl Henderson will regret to know hn cut his foot very badly with the axe. Mrs. Edith Palmer administered first aid.

The sympatiiy of the commun- ity is expressed to Rev. Mr. Dig- han in his recent and bereave- ment, the death of his father.

Mrs. Oscar MacNelll is teaching

of the teacher,

Rest on Sunday.

her home in New Arman having spent some months in Margate.

Exhibition ‘Of A Pupils’ Vlorli Al S'side__Schoo|

A splendid eadubitiori of pupils‘ work in connection with education week is on view in the auditorium of the Bummerside High School. A lerie number of people have visit- ed the school and have had the ex- hlblte explained to them by the supervisor. Mr. Clarence Mercer and other members of the teach- ing staitf.

The projects on display are very interesting, particularly the class projects. one of which has been completed by each class up to grade nine. These productions depict in visual form a lesson in history. geography or natural science and by this means the in- terest of the pupils in the subject amd their imagination have been stimulated and they have been given an opportunity to work with their hands. As it is a cooperative effort they also learn valuable lessons in working together.

These projects are a bit difficult to describe but there was a very interesting one on houses and in this one various types of shelters used by peoples in different times were built in miniature.

Another interesting one was on lumbering where the whole process was shown and there was even a little electric saw inside the mill some of the others bore such titles as: The Flag Goes By, Can- adian Authors, Hunter's Paradise. The Story crf wheat, Hiawatha and His Friends, Farm Animals etc. ' There was an excellent display of articles made in the domestic science class under the supervision Miss Ruby Mac- Neiil. Blouses. skirts, petticoats. pajamas, nigl:~iigown-3 and other items of clothing made by the girls for their own use testified to the value of this course.

0! much interest also. was the display of articles made by the boys in the woodworking depart- ment. These included lamps, tables. smoking stands and many other artlclu that showed fine work- manship. Mr. John Leuty is the instructor in this department.

The pupils of grade ten had on display their individual portfolios on various branches of agriculture ’IT:ils is a compulsory activity and their booklets will be handed in

The 3rd in a series of I. 0. D. E. in co-operation with the Home Also showing for the Matinee “RUSTY SAVES A LIFE"- with Ted Donaldson.

and His Dog pictures.

CAPITOL Summer-side

LAST SHOWING TODAY —- 8:80-7:15-9:15

“'MANlIANDI..ED"’

With Dorothy Lemour'- Sterling Hayden

mmav.s/nunnav (NIGHTS ONLY) 7 - 9:21 2 -— BIG ATTRACTIONS — 1

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and Gene Autry (and his horse Champion) in “RIDERS OF THE WIIISTLING PINES”

ATTENTION — CHILDREN — ATTENTION Don't Miss The Special Matinee Saturday 2:30 —Feature— “S'l‘ABLEMA’I‘ES” with Mickey Rooney - Wallace Beery

pictures for the children. and School Association.

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Another one in the series of Rusty

during the matriculation examin- ations. The domestic science and manual training departments were also open for inspection.

There was also a Bay 560111 and Red Cross exhi-bit.—S.

New Anncin and Vicinity Mr. Myron Dawson, North Try-

on. was a. visitor to New Arman on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moase New Annan. were visitors to Travellers

Miss Jean wall has returned to

first aid at Conway Srhool to the following pupils: Charles Palmer. Billie MacNeill, Roy Ramsay, Ur- ban Murphy, Evelyn Morrison. Christine Ramsay, George Ramsay. Amelia Coughlin. Vivian Buchanan, and Stuart Mllligan. Miss Lois Palmer. Freeland, is taking the course also.

Mrs. Edith Palmer. who receiv- ed her Instructors Certificate at Charlottetown is instructing a class of Standard First Aid at Free- land School, The following are tak- ing the course: Preston Oatwey,

Mrs. Roy Oatway, Mrs. Ruskin Banks, Russell Wells, Charles Wells, Mrs. Frank Hardy, Mrs.

Charles Wells, Mrs. James Hardy, Mrs, Robert Palmer, Mrs. Ivan Hardy, Evelyn Mullen and Donna

made a business trip to Summer- iiide on Monday.

Mrs. Ella Montgomery, Travellers Rest were visitors to New Arman on Sunday.

Mclnnis New Annan are glad to see him out again after his recent serious illness.

an was a visitor to Char-lottetmvn on Friday and attend the Barbara Ann Scott show.

Mr. Allie McNeill. New Annan.

Mr. Talmadge Montgomery and

The many friends of Mr. John

Mrs. Emeline Macxay New Ann-

Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Rayner and

REGENT I0-NIGHT 1.15 s 9.15

“LADY OF BURLESQUE” with Barbara Stauwyck - Michael 0'SIiea.

FRIDAY - SATURDAY — BIG DOUBLE BILL

CISCO KID” In “TIIIE GAY AMIGO" and

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On Wednesday evening I fire

completely destroyed the dwelling Miss Irma McNeill, New_Ann. were

Knutslord Baptist Church was among the visitors to Summerslde

held on Thumay uurnmn. Much Federation of Agricilture was held Scratch game.—8. p.,1m..,._

in Piusvllle Hall on Tuesday even-

house of Mr. Dugald Gallant near

3“ the Baptist paso a in Feb si ti tin. . .

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"'ld*ll=e- The president Mrs. ditrit of the Isl nd on the same °“”“¥ “ ° "“° 3". ml‘ ° ‘ R (‘I R R . - Fid Mr. Jim Cl k K i to .

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call was answered by A verse of Wllpture. The program for the world Day of Prayer was carried out and the different parts of “lat llrosram were taken by Mrs.

meeting were most satisfactory.

and Mr’. on

Best wishes to Mr. Laughlin Horne. Rosebank, their recent marriage, which took

C. O. Howie . . . D lace in Charlottetown. Mrs. Horne and Ml‘-E Gfillallt Ind family in VlIllC¢- er. Hymns. aw school 5 mg the week. ,

ind Mrs. EdId’SlI‘IId:1'll1tla‘n.G i=..3?.§ Kathe former Delma Penke, dauizh- the loss of their home. The D=l°ll’“'l lg" cxafled °:,§ Awny From God" W‘ ''Al°"l“‘ “"9 at home J?” her parents. "“” ‘.7 “‘ “‘°."",'.§°5i?“ '“'°"““'

were offered by Mrs. Earl Jelley. ‘*1’ °I M“ “"5 M“ C“”'“ P°°"“- '_" Wm‘ the pnmexyl, ‘Sm e neayefice Th'.”"° “I Gm": “""° "‘°'.‘ "'"'“ Mr. and Mrs. Prank Townsend. “f' (;‘:,PTA“‘ , I “'3"l':'I »‘ Mrs. Dari smaiiman and M,-,, L, Charlottetown. A mlscellireous _—The World Day of Prayer ser- the responses! d 3;; thee dl;”e_em- srriptiirn was road by‘ niiiie Mac- gr -ln 1. kt-rm». ' mt ‘EH2.’ 5‘ G.D¢wa,-_ A mm ..I,,o,y pahcesu shower was given in their honor on vice was commemorated in Free- Player! Weled 9 bgmml duet by i\oil. Time For Worstnp was“;-and Mr. and Mm Ernest wane and lain ‘llzlrlfls. Zrévuon Illmfl Ed ml, it Iv Mrs. Arthur Harris was much Wfidllfldfiy evelllllilv Milrfh iv ,“ ‘°w" Presbyterian Church on membil-Elm an ahd Mrs Ira Harlem by Charm‘ Pallme-r»' hm Mr" Fnmk wane‘ 'Sh"b"’°k°' ivzenned ~ C4!)I1l0(I\' Reel 0 K ‘ I enioyed. A very lnterestinz ad~ the home of Ml“ “d Mrs" I“'"" Frfday ““°"‘°°“- February _ 1” Mm enrorpg ‘ $;’”‘:'r*" ":13" em gear,’ we" '33.: were visitors to Travellers Best. on ‘I ‘ ‘