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All paved streets in the Town of Borden are automatically c lo s e d when the provincial pav- ed roads are closed to heavy vehicles accord- ing to provincial weight
Wellington 0 and Vicinity Miss Blanche Day spent week-end at her home here.
-Mrs. Enid Birch. teacher of English School. spent the week- uid at her home in Port Hill.
visited at
regulations. . M... Dorothy By order of the Street ,the home of her grandfather. Mr y Committee. W. H. Barlow. Signed: V Miss Bertha Gallant recently 'I J W N spent the week-end at the home . . CAN , of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Gallant J l Town Clerk. i m-- M? and Mrs. Edmond Poirier
and family of St. Raphael visited Mr. and Mrs. Felix Gallant re- tently
FOR MASSEY HARRIS FARM IMPLEMEIITS & PARTS call at E. W. TURNER'S. ()'Leary
We assure Prompt Senice to all orders.
Messrs Alphonse Richard and Alfred Gallant are home from Halifax after being employed there since last fall
Mr. and Ilfis. Toussaiiit Arsen- ault and two daughters motored txi Capp Egmnnt recently to visi'. Mrs Arseiiaults parents. Mr. and Mrs John W. Gallant.
. tllcssrs Faiistiii Gallant and Adrien R;.:!i-rd of Cape Ezniont, lPL'Enllfy' Joined l.hP Royal. Canad- '.'m Navy They are now in Corn-
wallis. N S M:- and Mrs Gordon Gaudct
B :.fl1fl three rliildrcii. of Chatham.
WEDNESDA13 MARCH 31,;?t.B'i'ST”2...S.iil21l3 il3.””;i'a Second playoff game in best I
'Mrs. Prospni Peters during the 'week-end of March 27. two out of three game series
Mr. Jack Harkncss of Chatham. N.B. spent the week-end at his liomv here. On his return to Chat- ham he was accompanied by Mrs Harkneas and daughter Pansy who will reside there. They were also accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don Gnudet and children.
In Junior Finals. Wilmot vs. Mt. Tryon Game to start at 8.00 sharp
Admission 25 cents
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Rink dll'6Cl0TS meeting Alli On Tuesday evening, Junior Y , IP. U. met in the school. A short office at 9.00 o'clock lmeetir.-3 was held. Minutes were lread by Shirley MacArthur. Roll - call was answered by 10 members. lllymns were sung and Mr. Wald-
ad&...jhm,(,gT.g . , l iron led the devotional period. Mr.
lwaldron introduced to the young 1'. Elllla WIBKEY
members a new game, "Bible Base- lball", which they hope to be able
Chartered .,'counhnt , Cmadhn Bulk of comma” to carry on for some time. E L Cape Ezmnnt W'Onl6n'5 lnstitutc , ' ' ' , imeeting uas held recently at the Puck! 25” home of Mrs. Glarice Richard Roll call was answered by 17 w, Rgbgpfsgn members. New committees were
appointed. A few games of bingo
were played and 34.00 was realiz-
P- 3- 1- MIUTUAL BU"-Dnia ;ed. The meeting closed by singing
Granville at Water street lu.Happy Bu.mda).v- and -51.01 A
5"m”''"”' 'Jolly Good Fellow” to one of the
9' 0- uni lmembcrs, who celebrated her birth-
nl day. Next meeting is to be held
at the home of Mrs. Joseph Rich- aid.
Chartered Accountant
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Members of St. Thomas Aquinas
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MT i Anne Baxter, Montgomery Clift in "I CONFESS” Dr. H. B. Ma:NQi" i Bank Drawing Thur. and Sat.
PHYBACXAN I SURGEON .. '"'CAMEO”
Water Street (Opposite If ' ' ii Eonra:- I 11:00-12:00 A.M. Dally. .
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FCAPITOL Summon-aide
Tonight 7:15 - 9:15; Thursday 3:30 - 7:15 - 9:15
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lconway And Vicinity
-Minn. Florence Bigger. Portage, was a visitor at the homes of Mr.
the l and Mrs. George Morrison and Mr. Mir”! 29-
i;.l"ld Mn. Edward Morrison Marchi i Miss Carol Bigger. Invernessd lwu visiting at the homes of her' aunts. Mrs. George Morrison and illfre. Edward Morrison on March 21. E 1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Palmeix! llitreeland, were business visitors tot lsummerside on Barch 26. . l Miss Noreen Griffin, teacher nti ll-loxley River. visited her parents at Bloomfield Lot 7 over the week- end. y .
M:ss Erma Pauizli. Sumiiierside,i lspcnt the week-end at the homei lof Mr. and Mrs. John D. Palmer: .
I Miss Evelyn Morrison, Tyne Val-1 lley, spent the week-end with her lparents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Clinton. .lMorrison. l i Mr. and Ms. Ancil Balleni and children Blair and Robert. Mountp 1Pleaasnt. were visiting Mr. and lMrs. Wallace Morrison and Mr. land Mrs. John D. Palmer on :Mar:h 26. .
3 Mr D. H. Boyle. and son John. ykmsington. were visitors at the. lhoniss of Mr. and Mrs. George. lThompson and Mr. Vernon Boylei lnn March 27. t l .
! Mr. Charles Palmer was a busi-
Iness visitor to Summerside on Jslarch 21. i . ygyyg . i Mr. Bruce LUALS, SUllllllCl'SldC.. iwsa visiting at the home of Mr 5 I and Mrs. John D. Patmer on i 'March 27.
' Mr. and Mrs. George Skcrry andp son Eric. Lot Sixtcen were vi.'.it- lzng at the home of Mrs. John: 3Broome on March 28. '
The many friends of Mr. Wil-1 liam E. MacKinnon, will regret to learn he is confined to his home
cited prayer and the president ad- dressed the meeting and thanked everyone for assisting. Mr. Irenee Arsenault proposed that entertain- lments should be organized to raise ifunds for the school. Musical pro- lgrani was presented. Mr. Alyre T . Arscnnult played the harmonica. accompanied by Mrs. Polycarpe on the organ; Mr. Amand Arsenault on the guitar, who also step- danced. A match was had trans- fering English into French. Miss Faustina. Gallant was the winner. Amount of 37.55 was raised for the society. Meeting adjourned by singing "Ave Maria Stella". Ladies of St. Chrysostom Study Club held their monthly meeting at. the home of Mrs. Stephen Ar-
senault. Meeting was opened by the president. Roll call was ana- wered by an exchange of quilt
patterns. It was voted 11 be given towards convention fund. Next .meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Alyre Ar.-.4.-nault. Question box was opened with many inter- lesting and instructive. questions. A grate of thanks was tendered Mrs. iArseriault for her hospitality.
E Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bernard .and family. of Hunter River, vis- litsd in Wellington on March 28. -BM.
"WAY OF A GAUCTTO." AT CAP- ITOL THEATRE. SUMMERSIDE
"Way of a Gaucho.” the new arrival at the Capllnl Theatre” undoubtedly ranks with the screen's great outdoor spectacles.
Only by actually filming the production in South America. by recording on Technicolor film the. authentic glory of this untouched-
. splendor - the AWPPplng grandeur
of the pampas. the wild snow- crested peak; of the Andes, the. arresting beauty of native cus-'. turns and native beasts -- rould. xuch a memorable photoplay be) achieved.
Dory Calhoun's brilliant por- trayal no the Cancho hero of tho; pslory does honor to that proiid' breed of South American outdoors- men who roamed the Argentine pampas 75 years ago. Calhoun
the wind and is reminiscent of Valentino when he sweeps his lady love into his arms. Few other actors are so well equipped hy nature in personlfv this ideal of the Argentine gauche.
Gene Tierney, too. givns at performance that will win all who see this thrilling drama. Color by Technicolor enhance: her beauty. and her acting abilities blend with her allure to give that irresistible Tierney appeal.
REGENT
TONIGHT 7:l5 - 9:15
As this picture Is not recoil- niended for children there will be no Matinee Today.
ltu Summerside on Sunday after-
THE GUARDIAN. GHARLOTTETOWN
with the "flu" and wish him a
speedy recovery to good health. Mr. John J. Murphy was a busi-
nose visitor to aurnmerside on
Mr. Harry Ramsay return to his home on March 10 of er a trip to Moncton. NB.
Mr. Leo Milligan was visiting friends in Summerside over the week-end.
Mr. Preston Oatway and fam- ily. Poplar Grove, were visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray-'
mond Milligan on March 28.
Mr. Wyman Milligan who is employed at Murray Road, spent the week-end with his wife and family at Alberton.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sherry and son Eric. Lot. Sixteen. were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ro- bert Skeny. Foxley River on March 28.
The many friends of Mrs. Charles Keizer. Murray Road, are glad to see her out around again after her serious illness.
O'Ledry and O O O Vicinity Mr. and Mrs. William Mac- Ktndrirk nf Campbellton. were vis-
llCl'I tn O'l.cary recently.
Mr. Jack Turner. Knutsfoi'd. was a visitor to Summerside on Tuesday.
it-lr-s.,-Sanford Phil- Mailene and Wil- uere visitor;
- Mr. and lips and family, lard nf MI. Royal,
in Cascunipec recently guests of Mrs. Phillips sister, Mrs. Marne Lewis and Mr. Lewis and family.
Mr. and Mrs. 'l'ed Hudson and fi-niily of Cascumpec. were visitorsi
noon. and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Hudson. and oth- er relatives there. '
Mr. llarry Collicult. has return- ed to his home. in Lnionvale af- ter a trip to the States. Mr. Al- icn Rayner, Jimmie Baglole. Ralph Adams. and Ed Smallman, took loads to Charlottetown on Friday afternoon, to enter the ice sports in the evening there.
Mr. Harold Jelley has installed a television set in his store in 0'Leary. This is a great attrac- tion in O'Leary and draws a good crowd every night. The reception is clear and good.
Mr. Clifford Ellis motored ti: Charlottetown and took some of
the young people who were in the ice-sports program on Friday night.
Mr. and. Mrs. Alfred Palmer. .lnhn Moreshcad and Rankin Col- lirult. motored in Summerslde on Tuesday on business.
The many friends of Miss Eva MncLennnn are sorry to hear that she is confined to her home with the 'flii. and all hope to see liar able to be back to work soon again.
Mr. Milton Smallman motored in Charlottetown. His wife and small son accompanied him on the
return trip.
The many friends of Mrs. Wess- man Harris are glad she is on the road to better health, and hope to see her well again soon.
The telephone mm have been busy in this community. instal- ling new phones and shifting some in other lines. Mr. Harry Muc- Wllliams has had I new phone in- stalled and also Mrs. Margaret Dumville had It new phone put Ill.
Mr. HIlrV0)' Adams. Mr. Lorne Luxton and his mother. Mrs. press Luxton were visitors Summerslde on Tuesday.
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Mr. Percy Mccai-ville. of Ken- slngton, visited at the homes of William Hegarty and John Mc- lnnla on Sunday.
Mrs. John Mclnnll. Miu Georgie
Mclnnia, Mr. Allison Mclnnie. Mr. Linwood and Ivan Gill visited with Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Gal-
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Gallant and two children of Summerslde, were visitors to New Annan roc- ently.
Friends of Mrs. Percy March- bank, are pleased to hear that she is recovering after being ill at her home. All hope to see Mrs. March-
bank back to her usual good health very soon. Friends of Mrs. Albert Moase
will be pleased to hear that she nan able to return to her home from Prince County Hospital where she had spent ,the past couple of weeks undergoing treatment. All hope Mrs. Moue will be restored to good health very soon.
lant. Summerslde, recently.
Friends and neighbors of Mrs. Henry Moase will be glad to know that she has recovered enough to he moved to her home from Pi-nce County Hospital where she had spent the past month with a broken hlp. Although Mrs. Mouse is still a bed patient. all hope she will be. Able to get around in the not-tom distant future.
-Mr! Robert Mouse was host- ess for the March meeting of the New Annan Women's Institute which opened with the singing of ”Clementine." followed by the Creed. Roll call was answered by 1:! members. and (one visitor. The institute News was distributed to members. The travelling apron was opened and revealed a nice sum
l of money towards the funds. Monev
sales of two quilts was handed in
Secretary is to send for three cook books. and more cards. sick committee reported five calla made and treats taken. School commit- tee reported articles had been bought for the school also a wreath had been bought for Mrs. Chester Tuplin. A number of Red Cross articles were handed in and more work given out. New school committee is Mrs. Don Schurman: sick. Mrs. Charles Waugh and Mrs. Richard Wall: program. Mrs Robert Moase and Mrs. Elmer Moaae.
April meeting is to be held at Mrs. Charles Waugh's home with Mrs. Lewis Mouse and Mrs. Walter Moase on lunch.
Roll call to be answered by an article for an auction or bazaar. Collection was taken amounting to 31.35. A reading and I contest was put on by the program com- mittee.
DARNLEY AND SEA Vii-IEW W.M.B.
The March meeting of Darnley and Sea View W.M.B.. was held at the home of Mrs. Harry Cmzler on March 9.
World Day nf Prayer service was observed at this meeting. Mrs crozier having charge of the ser- vice. adopted from a service pre-
pared by Dr. Sarah Chakko of India, theme. "That they may have Life." special prayers were
offered by Mrs. 7'. Simmons. Mrs.
G. Cousins. Mrs. L. Adam.-, Mrs. J. Hickey. Mrs. A. Macxay. Mrs. R, Cousins.
Roll call was answered by eight members. with in verse of Scrip- ture starting with the letter (Ml. A letter from Mrs. Howard was read rsque.-ting the appolntement
guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Kr.ollin. i
Mrs. Randell of Waltham. Mass.. is visiting her mother. Mrs. Wess- ivron Harris in 0'Le.iry and plans
in take her back with her when she returns next week. The many friends of Mr. Eric
MacNt-ill are glad to see him back home after spending some time in
Mi" Elli Ellil. Wll0 ll 'mPl0.l'-l hospital in Montreal. All are glad rd in Charlottetown. went them. know that he is much Improv-
ueek-end with her and Mrs. Ira Ellis ln O'Leary.
Mrs. Janies Burleigh and two children, Paul and Ann. motored to Otlmary on Wednesday after- norm and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Jelley.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dunbar or Mnntrnse. motored tr. Coleman recently and visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Lnckliart and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Silliker of MI. Royal. were visitors to Cas- rnmper recently. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hudson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hudson and family of Can-umpec. spent Sun- day at the home of Mrs. Hudson's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Allle Mac- Nrlll in Vi'est Cnpe recently.
Thu friends of Mr. Murray Sweet arr. glad in see him home: again. and all hope to see him out around noon again. Mr. Sweet has been a patient in the West- ern Hospital suffering from virus.
Mrs. lvnn Webh is ill at her home in Hnwlnn. Her many friends with for her a speedy recovery.
The many friends of Mr. Elmer Knollln of Woodstock. are sorry Li hear that he is on the sick list! and hope to see an improve- ment ln his health real soon.
Mr. and Mn. ltuuel Fish of Cape Wolfe. were visitors to Woodstock recently. and were the
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Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Yeo of Mill Road. were visitors to the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Lock- hsrt in Coleman recently.
Dr. and Mrs. Orville Phillips of Alberton. were visitors to Knuls- ford on Sunday. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woodslde and Mr. and Mrs. Heath Wnodiiide.
On Sunday night. there was I grind congregation at the O'Leary United Church. Rev. Robert Wag- ner. minister 'of the 0'Learv charge, brought in f.ne message. and n qunrtslle which lit com- prised of Messrx. Ed Macbougall. Ed Turner, Harry Macwilllams. and Wendel Turner. sang "Steal Away With .1e.Iu.I."
The many school friends of Sandra Matthews. are sorry that sh! is on the nick list and hope lhel. she will soon he hack to school again.
Mrs. Milton Ashley and two
sons. Gordon and Robert of Sum- me side. are visiting or the home At her parents. Mr. and Mr: Erskine Sllllker In Knutsford.
EXPECT ANALYIII LEEDS. England. loft - Ad- dressing A dinner gathering. Lord Mllner told the story of the ef-
ficloncy apart the. when told by two worker! that the! vm do- ing nothing. concluded: "Ah. du- pllcetlonf
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MARCH 31.
of a. delegate to attend Bei-wick Mrs. F. Simmons had charge of Meeting clued Camp. Mrs. Fulton Simmons was the study book. assisted by Mu. Illspoh benediction appointed delegate to attend this J. Hickey. Topic was "our camp. Backyar ."
in . . Own Next. meeting will be at the li . of Mrs. Arthur Macxay.
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