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TO JUNE WEDDINGS! LAFFS THAT LEADS MIRTH! -

THIS IS THE MOVIE OF TO CONVULSIONS OF

It seems that everyoneis heard.the story about

the wonderful performance

of Thelma. Ritter, as the

hamburger-slinging mother of the groom-a ,role that won top honors with an "Academy Award as the best supporting actress of the year in

"THE MATING SEASON"

. . . about the real, heart-warming. laugh-provoking cliaracter that she brings to life; about the remark- able way that she stands out amid half a dozen stand- out comedy performances . . . by John Lund, luscious Gene Tierney, Miriam Hopkins . . . everybody- That's one of the wonderful things about Show Business . . . the way,'every once in a M1110. SONIC; thing or someone so exciting and different comes along

again!

. and adds such an electrifying lift to a picturg that you find yourself wanting .to see ,It agalnlwglll Thats what Thelma Ritter does for c

Mating Season” and that's the ,l'(ind of pl(EtUlllle you'll love "The Mating Si-ason but most 0 a 30

love Thelma!

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MOTHER OF THE GROOM goes on the honeymoon!

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IN FOLLOVVING COMlil'L'NlTY HALLS TIHON. DION-. MAY 7.

VICTORIA. TIil'3.. MAY 8 CANOE COVE. WED., MAY 9. BBADALBANE, 'I'HL'R., May 10.

Shows will he cnntiniml weekly on some nights as above. Foot- ure to be shown on those (laws is: "LET'S FACE IT" A Riotous Comedy Itarring BOB HOPE and BETTY iii”fTON.

Slmivs Ht-gin At 8:30.

Adm I-isimi: ' Adults .'l.'.r: muirr 14 yrs. 25 cents.

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Murray River , and Vicinity

..'Mr. and Mrs. James Shaw, and daughter Barbara. Montague. were recent visitors to Glen wil. iiam. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Angus Matheson.

Mr. Victor sencabough. ,0nk Valley. has taken up duties in Murray River where he is em- ployed. -

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Mr. and Mrs. Colin Maclnnis

and sons, Lloyd, John, Mal- colm. and Donald were recent visitors to Montague. guests of

Mrs. Margaret MacPh orson.

The many friends of Mr. John L. MacLeod. Alliston, will be sorry to learn that he has entered the Prince Edward Island Hospital, where he will receive treatment.

A very enjoyable evening was spent recently at the home of Mr. Frank Young. when a party was tendered Mr. Charles Young. of Dover. who has returned home from Korea, where he was wound- ed in action. The many friends in attendance. spent a very pleasant evening. of which singing and dancing were the main attrac- tions. Music was supplied by Mr. Donald Macuod and Mn. Parm- ely MscLure. A delicious lunch was served by a number of the ladies, after which all departed after heartily welcoming Mr. Young home to his native country.

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AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: llsroll F. Landry. Mn Byron Stewart. In. Bruce IlacPhee. Miss Joyce Wigginlon. Miss Joan Johnston. AGENT GIOIGITOWN:

Weldon Liven.

Montague: town: The Post Office: Iran A Son.

The Guardian i may be bought Hlue,Doma Restaurant. and Guardian Office; in Soul-is: The Snack Bar and H. nich-

st the following places ll

in Goo:-go

Mrs. Cari Gay, Boston. is visit- ing in Montague, guest of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wight- man.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Goss and son, Roger, Charlottetown. wcrc

visitors to Montague Sunday. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Nicholson.

Major B. H. Yeo, and Mr. Danny Murray of Montague left yester- day morning for Saint John, NB. where they will be for a few days.

Mr. William Maclntyre, medical student at Dalhousie University, is spending his vacation at the home of his parents, Dr. Preston Mac- Intyre and Mrs. Maclntyre, Mon- tagiie.

....'THl'2 YOUNG Adults Club will present. by request, their one-act play. and variety concert with all new numbers in the United Church hall. Mon- tague, Wednesday, May 9th. at 8

. p.m. Everyone welcome. Admis- sion .35. Mr. George Wright of Lower

Montague and Mr. John Cutclific, of Fredericton RE. 1., third year students, at Mhcdonald Agricultur- al College. left Saturday for Jasper Park, Alberta, where they will be employed for the summer months as horticulturists,

Arletta Roche, student nurse at the Prince County Hos- pital, is spending a two weeks holiday at the home of her par- ents at Seven Mile Road. Prior to enrolling for the nurses training course, Miss Roche was an eni- ployee of Clark Bros. Montague for several years.

Miss

. . 'To GRADUATE-Residents of Montague will be interested to know that the Mises Evelyn Hen- ry, Barrie MacLean and Hannah Turner, who have been on the staff of the King's County Mem- orial Hospital for the past month, are included in the graduating class of the Prince Edward Island Hospital. The graduation exer- cises will be held on Tuesday ev- enlng.

. ' VETERAN FARMEE - Al- though recently celebrating his 82nd birthday. Mr. Les Gay of Montague is still an active farm- er, hole and hearty. On Friday he spent the day assisting Mr. Ben Weatherbie at threshing, feeding the machine the whole day. a job which would tax the resources of many younger men. A farmer all his life. Mr. Gay is always ready to assist others in their work.

' CHICKEN HOUSE DE- STROYED - A fire of unknown origin destroyed a chicken house owned by Mr. Lowell Johnston.

urday morning. The fire was dis- covered about 3 A. M. by Mr. Wil- liam Irving while on his way to the shore to haul lobster traps. Besides the chicken house, over 150 chickens and a brooder stove were lost. Efforts to extinguish the fire were of no avail since the out- break was too for advanced.

Farewell Party Elven By Residents of Lower Montasus

..'Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van Schoopen were guests of honor

recently. when their neighbours and friends. in Lower Montague. gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John 1:. Macxenzie, to tender them a farewell party. A compli- mentary address wes read by Mrs. Frank Dewar.

They were the recipients oi many lovely gifts. after which all Joined in singing "For they are jolly good fellows", Mr. Van schoopen, graciously expressed their appreciation.

The evening was spent in danc- ing and cards. Mrs. Alex Campbell and Mr. Archie Stewart, provided excellent music for the dancing. The younger folks. friends of Joa- chim and Billy Schooperi. enjoyed several games of bingo.

A delicious lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Miss Mary MncKenzie. Mrs. Albert Ellsworth and Mrs. Andrew Landry.

Mr. and Mrs. Van lchoopcn. have purchased the Ross farm in Union Road. and their many friends join in wishing them every success in their new home.-M.

MONTAGUE W. I.

..'The regular monthly meeting oi the Women's Institute. Mon- tague, was held Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. William Mac- Lean, and was conducted by the President. Mrs. A. D. Macbun.

The meeting opened with an In- stitute Carol, with Mrs. Charles Maclbiyc at piano accompanist

Roll call was answered by six- teen members.

The minute: of the last meeting were. read by the secretory. Mrs. Lorne Wigginton, and approved as read.

The correspondence was read and discussed. Plans were discuss- ed regarding the district conven- tion which will be held in Mon- tune in June. The matter of soil- citing donations for the Red Cross Shield campaign was also discuss- ed. and a number of the members volunteered to assist in canvuing. Mrs. Inery MsoNeil, reported having made several visitation: during the month.

The meeting closed with the singing of an Institute ode.

A social half hour was enjoyed during which lunch was served by the hostess assisted .by Mrs.

Charles Mccbure and Mrs. Lester JMacbeod.-”

Murray Harbour North. early 591- l

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Currie and family, Charlottetown, were visit- ors to Montague, guests of Mrs J. W. Carruthers on Sunday. '

Miss Ruth Stewart, member of the staff of the Bank of Nova Scotin, Charlottetown, spent the weekend at the home of her par- ents, Montague. .

Friends of Mrs. Victor Pepier, Montague, will regret to learn that she is a patient. in the Kim;'s County Hospital. She is wished a speedy return to health by her many friends. - M

Miss Josephine Doiran of saint John, NB. is spending a few days visiting her friend. Miss Ethel Thompson, Montague. Miss Thomp- son recently returned from a visit to Saint John, where she spent several days. . 1

- 'r A N K E n DiscnAnoias' CARGO - The Irving Oil tanker, ”Otterhound"' docked at Montague on Friday to discharge approxim- ately 80,000 gallons of gas and oil. The large ship completed her dis- charge and left Montague the same day.

Variety concert Mt. Albion Hall

A very successful variety concert was held in the Mount Albion Hall on April 24th, sponsored by ihc Mount Albion Women's Institute

The program consisted of songs by the school children, recitations, readings, and musical selections. There was also a pantomime, "The Wedding of Jack and Jill", by the school children.

All numbers of the program were were greatly enjoyed and called for encores.

During intermission candy and lunches were sold. The sum oi s28.00 was realized.

Mrs. Henry Jenkins, president of the Institute. thanked all who had helped to make the concert is suc- cess, especially those who had come from a distance to take part in the concert.

A great deal of credit for the success of the concert goes to the capable music teacher, Mrs. Harold Carver. for her part in training the

Death Saturday Df Mrs. Daniel iiiley

There psssedaway at the King's county Hospital on Saturday, May 5th, Mrs. Daniel Riley. Montague in her 67th year. following an ill- ness of several months. Having undergone an operation. she re- cuperatcd to some degree. but Sul- fered a setback last week and quietly passed away at 4 P- 111- Saturday.

Mrs. Riley was the daughter oi the late Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Sorrey of Line Road. P. E. 1.. 1118 youngest of three children. '

Following her marriage to Mr. Daniel Riley. they moved to Mon- tague, where she spent the re- mainder of her life.

Besides her sorrowiiig husband. she leaves to mourn her passing two daughters, Minnie (Mrs. Ger- aid Landry), Montague. and Lulu. (Mrs. Alphcnsus Larliin), Mon- tague: also three sons. Ver-

non and Richard, both of Mon-'

fugue and William in Brantford, Ont. One brother. George of Mon- tague also survives. A sister (Belle) predeceased her several years ago.

The funeral will be held from st. Andrew's Presbyterian Church this afternoon.

Magistrate's Court

. At Georgetown

King's CountyWll:.i-gistrate. Joseph W. Mac Donald, K. C..held Court in the Court House in Georgetown

on Friday, May 4th at 10:00 a. m.g

The first case involved a resident of Roseneath charged under sec- tion (3) sub. sect. (1) of the High- way Traffic Act, with unlawfully operating a motor vehicle on the highway without a 1951 License Plate. The accused pleaded "Not Guilty," he was found guilty and was fined s5.0o and costs ancgiii default of payment to serve 10 days in King's County Jail.

The second case involved a res- ident of Point Pleasant charged under section we (A) of the Crim- inal code of Canada with unlaw- fully. and wilfully obstructing a police officer in the execution of his duty, by falling to stop a motor vehicle when signalled. The party pleaded ”Gulliy," and was fined 510.00 and costs or in default. of payment to serve one month in Kings County Jail.

The third case was that of it man from Point Pleasant charged under section (29) sub. sect. (2) of the Prince Edward Island Temperance Act with unlawfully having in his possessio intoxicat-

children.

ing liquor not purchased from the

' Georgetown . and Vicinity

Mrs. Gum: was a recent visitor to Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. David Albetg of Roseneaih. were visitors to Georgetown on Friday.

Mrs. William Simmonds of Sea View, is visiting her father, Mr. John Hansen of Burnt Point.

..'Miss Margaret MoCarron of St. Mary's Road was I recent guest of hef sister, Mrs. Raymond Lavandier.

Mr. Clem Wight of Charlotte- town motored to Georgetown .1 Ifcw days ago and was the guest i of h-is mother, Mrs. William Wight.

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Walker and daughters Dianne and Elaine ,of Charlottetown motored to -Georgetown recently and were 'giuesis of relatives.

Friends- of Mr. George Martell of Pamure Island are sorry to hear that illness has necessitated his en-tering the Charlottetown Hospital for treatment. and all hope for a speedy improvement in his condition.

Mr. Herbert Parker of the Royal Canadian Air Force. who is stationed at Ccritralia, Ontario, is spending a two weeks” leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Henry Parker.

Miss Eileen Wood of the office 'siafl' of B. H. Hughes, Insurance iAgency in Charlottetown. was a recent guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Wood.

i Friends of Mrs. Victor Rafuse are pleased to hear that she has returned to her home consider- ably improved in health, after being a patient in the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital.

- Major J. A. MacDonald of Card- igan and Mr. William Acorn of Souris, representing a group at iilastern and Central King's busi-

Vcndor. The accused pleaded "Not Guilty." The R. C. M. P., request- ed one week's adjournment to ob- tain a certificate of analysis. The case was adjourned for one week.

The final case was thrt of a resident of Peter's Road, charged under section (20) sub, soul (1) of of the Prince Edward Island Temperance Act with unlawfully having in his possession intox- icating liquor in a place other than his residence. The party pleaded "Guilty" and was fined 325,00 and costs or in default of payment to serve 30 days in Kings County Jail.

ness men, were visitors to George- town on.!'ridoy, making arrange- ments for the opening of I storage yud for pulp wood in George- town. It is intended to store the pulp here. which will be assem- bled Trom various points in King's County. Those moneoring the pro- ject plan ongshipping an ocean freighter load from Georgetown this summer.

Friends of Mrs. William Hobbs are sorry to hear that she is in- diisposod at her home here and all wish her it speedy return to good health.

Mr. Nelson Blanchard and Mr. Jack Mclnnis oi Charlottetown motored to Georgetown on Firi- day and we're guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hansen of Burnt Point.

Successful Liberal candidates at the April 26th Provincial election, who were in attendance at the Declaration Day court held in the Georgetown Court House on Thursday, May 3rd by Returning Officer, J. B. Edwin Reid of Rollo Bay, included: Mr. William Hughes of Souris West. and Mr. George E. Saville of Annandale, ieprescnt- atlves of Fifth Kingls: Mr. J. Brenton St. John and Mr. William Acorn. representing First Kin.g's; Mr. Keir Clark. representing Third King's.

Lorne Valley and i Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kelly. Bangor were Sunday guests at the home of Mrs. Kelly's Mrs. Cornelius Curran and Mr. Curran.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh and family, Central Royalty were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm MacLeod.

Miss Marjorie Mclnnis. Char- lottetown, was a visitor to Lorne Valley on Thursday. the guest other parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Mclnnis.

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.. MAY 7. 1951

Odd Fellows And iiebeliahs Attend Church Services

...'l'he Odd Fellows and Rebekah- of Montague attended divinciser:

'vlce in st. Andrew's Pl"C.Sbyte1-gm.

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Church Sunday morning, May 5”, The odd Fellows paraded from the I. O. O. F. Hall to the chllrcli where they were Joined by the Riebekahs. The service was con- ducted by the minister. Rev. F. N Young and Mrs.'A. F. Camphel presided at the organ.

The choir rendered the anthem "Song Of Peace". arranged mm, Fllnlandla, by Jan Sibelius, Th, hymns were "within Thy Taber. nacle Lord," "Where Cross '11" Crowded Ways of Life". and "R15, Up 0 Men or God.."

The scripture lessons wm Psalm 1 and Matthew 5. Rev. Mr Young delivered an inspiring gay. men. using for his text the 4.1.51 verse of Matthew 5. "Whosoem shall compel thee to go a. mile, 3;, with him twain." l

The many friends of Miss Wanda Mclnnis are pleased ill see her home after a tonsiliai

,operation in the Prince Edwani

Island Hospital on Saturday.

Miss Lillian Myers. Cambridge. Mass, is spending an enjoyable vacation at the home of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Myers,

Mrs. Elmer Mclrinis spent n

lfew days in Charlottetown Wh'.lL'

she visited relatives and friend:

Major John A. MacDonald anti Mr. Leslie Hunter were visitor! to Lorne Valley on Monday.

MIAMI, Fla., May 4-(AP)-Tlw Miami Daily News said that a 80,000 ransom was paid in Miami Beach early today for the release of Mrs. Jean Rosenfeld. 49. who was kidnapped Monday. The NL'll': said in a copyrighted story that her husband, Louis, was formerly identified with gambling activitie- in the Providence, R. 1., area.

t1r Den-erai -Accountantsl Association

' The Intermediate and Final Examinations of the Association will be held concurrently throughout Canada on May 2, 3, 4. 7,

8, 9. 1951.

Membership in this Dominion wide Association is

open to commercial and professional accountants who have the

necessary education and other qualifications.

formation apply to

For further in-

ii. Dari Kirby, c.li.A., Secretary

Halifax Branch, 6 Vienna Street, Halifax

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