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LITTLE POND AND VIOINIT!

Mr. Byron Howlett motored to Annandale recently where he visit- ed his father, Roy Hewlett.

A dance was held in Little Pond hall on Easter Monday night. A nice sum was realized. -

Messrs. Bernard and Howard MacDonald recently spend s few days in St. Charles taking part in Holy Week services.

Mr. A. C. MacPhee, teacher of Little Pond. is spending his Easier holidays at his home in DeGros Marsh.

Mr. Arthur, Faber and Bedlcrd MncDonald, St. Dunstanh Univer- sity, are spending Easier at their respective homes in Little Pond.

The fishermen are busy pre- paring boats, tra/ps and gear to begin their season's work April 30th

Miss Bernadette MacDonald, teacher at Cardigan, is spending her Easter holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. MacDonald, Little Pond.

..°Mr. Henry J. MacDonald and daughters Clare and Marion and son Sandy, Charlottetown, are spending their Easter holidays in Little Pond.

Word was received recently oi the death oi Rev. Bernard Mac- Donald in Calgary, Alta. Deceased was born in Little Pond and re- ceived his early education there; later he taught school in Little Pond before studying for the priest- hood. He served as chaplain in World War I and then returned to his priestly duties as parish priest in Calgary, Alta., where he re- mained until his death. The follow- ing brothers and sisters survive: Isabell, a Sister St. Egbert, Mattie and Allister in Montreal; Joe K. in

in Little Pond. The entire com- munity offer their sincere sympathy to the bereaved family. ,

“KISS IN THE DARK" CO-STARS DAVID NIVEN, JANE IWYMAN

Sparkling romance is presented by David Niven and Jane Wym-an in Warner Bros.’ picture, "Kiss In The om," which opens today at the Prince Edward Theatre. A roman-tic fable set against Manhat- tan background, the protagonists are a timid concert pianist, a inst- taking advertising model aind an eccentric but gay apartment house owner in the person of the inimi- table Victor Moore.

Delmer Doves handled the di- rectorial reins on this picture, and Wayne Morris and Broderick Qawfon-d are also prominent in the

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lira. Cyrene McIntyre spent the weak-end in Borden.

Mr: Henry Clark of Albertcn was a week-end visitor to Mt. Stewart.

Mr. Alex McGregor of Montague was a visitor to Mt. Stewart on Saturday. \

Mr. and Mrs. Hambley of East Royalty were Sunday guests of.Mr. and Mrs. Alden Birt.

Mr. George Hemphill of Char- lottetown is visiting his sister, Mrs. Alvin McKenzie.

Mrs. Wrn. McEwen, Sr., spent the Easter holidays visiting her son and daughter-in-law in York.

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Stewart oi Mt. Stewart spent the holidays vis- iting relatives in Dunstaifnage.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coffin, Charlottetown, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Coffin.

Miss Leona Devlne of Peake’s Station spent the week-end with Miss Sylvia Feehan, Mt. Stewart.

Miss Rowena Mercer, nurse-in- training at the P. E. I. Hospital, spent Sunday at her home in'Mt. Stewart.

Mr. James Feehan of the R. C. N. of Halifax is spending a few clays visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Feehan.

Misses Frances and Catherine Gallant spent the week-end visiting the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gallant.

Mr. Preston McAskill, teacher at Park Corner, is spending his Easter holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John MoAskill.

Mr. and Mrs. Percy Myers and family of Montague, were visitors to Mrs. Myers‘ aunt,‘ Mrs. Wm. Douglas, on Sunday.

The champion trout catcher oi Mr. Stewart, Mr. Robert Bryson, landed a Z-pound, S-ounce trout on the opening day, Saturday, April

Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Birt. Park- dale. were visitors to Mt. Stewart Sunday and attended service at the United Church.

The Easter Sunday service in Mount Stewart United Church was flttingly observed by the pastor, Reverend W. T. Mercer.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McGregor of Halifax spent the Easter holidays visiting Mrs. -McGregor’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy heard.

What might have been a serious accident occurred last Saturday when Donald Ross, son of Mrs. Reta

river, but quick action of other boys rescued hlm and except for a bad fright and a wetting, was none the

supporting cast.

Great interest surrounds Jane's ,, in this fable, Adler the stark drama of “Johnny Belinda", in which she portrayed the unfor- gettable role of the deaf smite, and won wide acclaim and many hon- ors this light frothy assignment in "Klee In The Dark", cornea ea a marked contrast. As Polly, Jane is forth-mm, a complete realist, and she ehods no tears. Instead she's breezy. sparkling and adept at gay repartee.

With "Kiss In The Bar's"; Niven

worse for his accident._

Spring is here at long last. Honk- ing squadrons of wild geese have arrived in on ever increasing num-

. . . in “The (lherge of the Light kinda" and "Dawn Patrol." Here he is cast as a prodigy who has de- veloped into a world lamous ar- tist. but whose life has been nar- rower by his work and his music. He is startled into s. ‘new’ world by the invasion of Jane and the apart- ment house. called Cleopatra Arms, an unusual place which overflows with community spirit.

Victor Moore, veteran funsler and

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on 4 "GAIIAIIA AT WORK" in it "FARIR LABOIIR" discussion with Mr. J. G. Toggorr, Deputy Min- ister of Agriculture -- and Mr.

A. MocNomoro, Deputy Minis- ter of Labour.

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hers in the Piequid River and East River. At time of writing hundreds of the big black and white birds are feeding in those rivers. Robins have been with us for some days and Mr. Crow, the old rascal of bird life. is making his can caa re- sound over the open fields and woodland. The black ducks that spent the winter with us have had their numbers greatly increased this past two weeks. and with good weather ahead we should have good shooting in the fail.

Montague Boy Scouts Attend Special Course

The Bronze Arrowhead course for Patrol leaders was held at the Montague, Scout Hall on Thurs- day, Friday and Salurdol’ of 1m week. Members from both the Montague and Sourls troop! W!" present to take the course which was conducted by Mr. Edward Emery, Field Commissioner from Ottarwa. aocompanyms" Mr- Em- ery were Mr. George Anderson. Provincial Executive Commission- er, Mr. R.C. Parent, and Mr. Georgi; Brady. Ml’. Em?! on Thursday evening, outlined the pur se of the course, and gave I brief review of the several sublqcts which would ‘be covered durmi the course. These subjects includ- ed patrol organization and e041?" eration, all the main WP" °f knotting, ntorse and semaphore signalling, estimating distances and heights, different competitive gums, fir, lighting, and the con- ducting of patrol meetings.

Ml‘. 8.0. Parent spoke on I110 Canadian Jamboree to be held Lll Ottawa during thg summer. Ht gave a brief outline o! Whl “I e-rqpected to be accomplished by the Jamboree by brln-glna 108B- ther- boys from every part of the. Dominion. It is expected that four or five boys from the Mon- tague troop will attend tho jam- boree. The course was attended by

Patrol - Eric Maoﬂwen, Souris; Jimmie MacDonald, Bloyu Beck, David Stewart and Blair Wetter worth oi Montague. .

Th; Wbli Patrol - Steve Hoo- sian, Montague; Stanley Pequot, Souris; David Mabon, Doug Jaim- ston, Ken MacDonald of Monta-

Roas, who was fishing, fell into the 3”‘ The “m1 “ma” we" M“

outdoors with a. competition held between the twp Petr-ell. ‘Ihldl ‘was won by the lilo: Patrol by 44 to 42% points.

A written examination will be late;- passed in. and marks will be

amination. On qualification each

.. “’ will receive ‘a bmnae arrowhead. It is ironed that the Silver Arrowhead ' will

mer camp, and several -boys a1- ready havq eznpreuod their inten- tion of teldng th. course. The course is somewhat stnllar to a junior version of Gllwell, which is put on especially for ‘ adore‘ ' Each session of the ceurle ‘Ill conducted as a normal Scout meet- ing, opening and closing with the horse-shoe formation. At the close

‘or the final session m. boys were

congratulated on their attendanu and interest, which augurs well

tempeiod tenant trying to get some sleep. Max Bteiner directed the

music fume for the picture._

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inniustrlou troop, there will un- dcubtcdly be a great deal o! pro- Zreas in the troop. It is reported that several are already coming on for their first class badge. and are now getting ready for the Kin-go Smut Bldﬂg also.

Mr. Eric Dewar, Scoutmaster, is to be congratulated on his fine work, as also all who have in any way supported the Scout move- ment. Mr. Aliistair Currie, cu-b- master, reports a great deal of progress made with the young- llﬂl. 1nd hopes that in a short whilo a similar course will be given to thg Cubs. Many thanks are ex- tded to Mr. lihnery, lvlr. Ander- son, Mr. Parent. and Mr. Brady for giving their time to putting on this course, and it is hoped that a further course will be given here later. It in understood that Mr.‘ Emery will remain on the Island. for about a month, giving this} course in different localities which hav. a Scout troop. §

MARK RUDOLPH MaoGUIGAN son of Mr. Justice and Mrs. Mao- Gulgan, Charlottetown. Mark en- tered P. W. C. in 1948 with the highest mark in tho Entrance Ex- aminations. and enrolled in the Special M ‘ ‘culatim Class. This year he la Edltor-ln-Chlef of tho College Times. Mark will continlo his Arts Course next year.

LENNIS RALPH i son of Mr. ‘and Mrs. Fadyen, Meadowlnn. Lennie en. tcred P. W. C. in 194 After spend. ing two years in Col ge, he taught school for a. year. T is year he lg on tho College Time staff. Lenn1| intends to continue is course in Mcdilllo Qt Dalho University, Craswel

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