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EDMONTON — (OP) Two doeen elk. recently grazing in Elk Island provincial park. now have a new home. They were moved by truck to the Whitecourt area. near Jasper. Indians have been asked not to shoot the animals ior three or Iour years until they become settled.

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....‘A nnrosrr today will lay away your congolcum_ rexoleum and inlaid linoleum at Hilchey and Vanlderatlne's. Montague.

....'SEE OUR 1950 wallpaper to- day. Hiichey and Vanlderatlne. Montague.

....‘VAlIE'l'Y CONCEBI, Mon- tague, Brooklyn Trio. Yeo'e Theatre, Wednesday, at I p.m.

....°VAliIE'i‘Y CONCERT. Step dancing and darkle quartet, Yeo's Theatre. Montague, Wednesday at 8 p.m.

..'l.EN’l'EN SPECIAL — 10 lbs. choice Dried Hake, $1.45. Stewart 8: Bedk.

....‘DUNDAS-ANNANDALE Bap-

tist church services Sunday, March 26th. Dundas 31!) p.m.: Annandnle 7.00 p.m. Licentiate

Stephen Ackland, speaker.

..'l<‘LO0R. COVERING —- Gon- goleum. Linoleum. Gold Seal Ooh- goleum Squares. Linoleum Tile at Stewart at Beck. ‘

..'FUliNl'l'URE SPECIALS. — Bed. Spring and Mattress as low as $3.75. Kitchen Chairs $2.35 each. Hoover Cleaners $7950 at Stewart as Beck.

Beiievue

Miss Mary 0. MacPherson was a recent visitor to her hme in Belle- vue.

Mr. Angus MacPherson, who was conilned to his home for a week. has returned to his work in Char- lottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Cooper and Miss Elaine MacPherson were recent visitors to Montague.

Prayer Meeting was held in Bellevue School on Thursday night Rev. Mr. Fraser oi Vaileyiield con- ducted the service.

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Campbell. Alliston. were recent visitors to Bcllevue, guests oi Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Mac.Phes.

Mr. and Mrs. Oallum Martin, Bruce and Kenneth were Sunday visitors to Caledonia. guests oi Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Martin.

Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Cooper were recent visitors in Dover. guests oi Mrs. Cooper's parents, Mr. and Mrs. cartney MacLure.

His many iriends learn with regret that Mr. Stuart MscPherson has entered the P. El. 1. Hospital for treatment and wish him a speedy recovery. '

The farmers at Bellevue organized their branch oi the Federation oi Agriculture on February M. Mr. A J. MacPherson was appointed President. with Mr. Callum B. Martin as secretary, and Mr. stan- ley MacPhee as Alternate. seven members joined the Federation.

.7. D. MscPherson was the win- ner or a Star Race Grades l-2-I-5 in Bellevue school tor the month oi February. .1. D. is only six years old. so he is being oiiered congrat- ulations, The whole school is en- tered in the Deportment Contest ior March. won't you watch for the winners name in this column?

The monthly Home and School Gathering assembled in Bellows school on Friday evening, March 3. Due to weather conditions there were only nine pupils present. The pupils presented a short program oi songs. aiter which a social per- iod was enjoyed. Lunch was ser- ved by the ladies and senior pupils. Miss Florence Macbennan was the winner oi the "Pot oi Gold" Choc- oiates,

The teacher. Miss I-ielen Benin. and pupils oi Grsndview school en- tertained the Rev. Mr. Fraser oi Vallayiieid; the teacher, Mrs. Haz- el 3. MacPhee. and pupils oi Belle- vue school at a Valentine Party in Grandview school on February tenth. Aiter a. very iine program,

"nv oi songs. contests. reci- tations, dramatization and e-ree:i- ing on saint Valentine, the teach- ers and pupils were favoured with a splendid address by Rev. Mr. Fraser. A period oi’ games and con- tacts iollowed. Lunch was saved In Miss nehm add her senior pupils.

A social Evening, under the auspiciea oi the Bellevue' W. I. was held in the Bellevue School on February 1']. Tickets were drawn on a beautiiully decanted cake made by Mrs. A. J. Maoltheraon: the lucky winner being Mr. Sten- ley tIiacPhee, Mrs. Stuart Mac- Pherson and Mrs. callum Martin conducted "Share The Wealth‘ to the enjoyment oi all pr t. Another highlight of the ev

entertainment was a hm Parade auccessiuily carried out by Mia

Iorna MacPheraon and Miss llaina -Maori:

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..‘ll0G GIOWEI. (Bacon Pro- ducer) special Price 83.40. Why pay more? Stewart at Book.

....‘NoW is THE TIME to choose your ﬂoor coverings. A large stock to pick trom. Hilchoy and Vanideratine. Montague.

....'VAl[ll‘I'Y CONCERT. Mon- tague, two one-act plays. Yeo'a Theatre, Wednesday. at 8 p.ni.

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....'Mr. and Mrs. Hazel McLure and daughter Betty were recent visitors to Charlottetown.

Mr. Donnie Kennedy oi Char- lottetown was a visitor to Murray Harbor North on Friday.

Mrs. Lloyd Reid. R.N.. staii oi King’! County Memorial Hospital spent the week-end at her home in Murray Harbor North.

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The Women's Institute appre- ciated the interest shown by many oi the Montague young people who attended the concert on Friday night.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller and daughter Beverley were visitors to Alliaton on Tuesday. guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Beck.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester McLure. Carl and Margaret of Charlotte- town. attended the concert in night.

Mr. Herbert Llewellyn. boat builder "oi Murray Harbor North

cent-I! motired to Georgetown where they were the guests oi relatives.

Mr. Abert Landry oi Sumner- eidd. motored to Georgetown on Monday. whue Mr: Landry visited his parents. Mr. and we. Stephen Iandry. He was ed by his trlend, Mr. Tommy Eueetis.

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The much sitting oi the County Court oi King's Oounty. Filth cir- cuit was held in the Court House in Georgetown on Tuesday. March

tat at 11.00 a..m.. with County

rt Judge ior King's County Judge J. S. Deskoohes weaiding. Five cases were dooketed. Three were adiourned to the August. sitting oi the court and e. iourth was adjourned to a. date to be fix- ed by the parties and the Judge. All p-stponanents wereonthe .e- quest oi counsel. The ilith cone resulted in Judgment Mine given for the plalnl.Li‘i. with costs. This case was an action for goods sold and money loaned.

Mr. Stewart and Vicinity

Mr. Alired Mitchell was a week- end visitor to Montague.

Mr. Frank Kelly. Charlottetown. was a recent visitor to Mt. Stewart.

Miss June Jay oi Oharlotetown was a recent visitor to Mt. Stewart.

Mr. Alired 0'1-lanley It. Peter's Bay was on a business trip to Mt. Stewart on Saturday.

Mrs. Ernest Mcllaehem and J. P. Mccormick were recent visi- tors to St. Peter's Billi-

Mrs. James Gillen, Peake's sta- tion spent Tuesday in Mt. Stewart on business. -

has recently completed his new boat for the lobster season which opens soon. -

Mr. and Mrs. Verne Johnston? and daughter Verna accompanied by Mrs. Willard McLure and Weir were visitors to Montague on Sat- urday.

Messrs. Stanley Llewellyn and Arichie Dixon who have been em- ployed in the lumber woods dur- ing the winter months have re- turned to their respective homes in Oak Valley and Gaspereaux. |

Rev. Charles D. Henderson. in-‘ terim-moderator oi the Wood is- lands and Caledonia pastoral. charge was in Murray River on. Tuesday evening, March 14th.] meeting with representatives oi the three churches.

The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies Aid Society was held at the home of Mrs. William Ken- nedy on Tuesday evening, March 21st. A large number of members and aeveral.vi_aitors were present. At the close oi the business meet- ing. a social time was spentaiter which a delicious ‘luncheon was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. David Mills! and Mrs. Web- ster Glow.

r A very successful variety» con-i cert was presented in the Mur-- ray Harbor North Hall on Friday’ night. March 17th by the Women's Institute. The programme which consisted oi musical numbers. dis- loguea. atep dancing, etc.. was well received by an enthusiastic aud- ienca who showed their apprecia- tion by their hearty applause. __...______.

Aliieton and Vicinity

Mr. Bert I-iicken, Alliston, was‘

a recent visitor to Charlottetown.

Mr. Alvin Macswaln. Charlotte-I town, spent the week-end at his‘ home at Peter's Road.

Min Peggy Munn, Murray River. apcnt Sunday at Peter's Road. guest oi Miaa Marion Macl..ean.

Miss Shirley l-iicken, Alliaten, is spending a iew days in Charlotte- town, guest oi Mr. and Mrs. Mac- Donald Johnston.

Mrs. Alired Stewart and son Larry, Greek River, are spending a iew weeks at her home in New- ioundland.

Mr. Charles MacLeod, Alliston. was a recent visitor to Charlotte- town, gueit oi his daughter and Ion-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. llaulrten Johnston.

Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald John- ston and son Earle, Char‘

yversity and Summerslde ' game.

The Misses Florence and Olive MoAssey. Charlottetown. were week-end visitors with Miss Joyce Jay.

Mrs, Gay Glover and daughter. Charlottetown spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Ail- leck. .

Mr. Winston Dirt. Manager oi Clark Bros, st. Peter’: Bay. will a visitor: to Mt. Stewart on Sunday.

Mr. Peter Gutell, section Man, Mt. Stewart, Lake Verde was a week-end visitor to Charlottetown.

Mr. Preston McAskili teacher at Park corner was a. recent visitor to his home in Mt. Stewart. -

Deepest sympathy is extended to Mr. Joseph Barrett. who has re-

iceived word at his brother's death

in New York.

The iollowing were recent visi- tors to the city- Mrs. H. W. McKay, Mrs. Alex McGregor, and Mrs. Arthur Mchaughlan and daughter, Ruth.

Quite a iew oi the local hockey Ians were in the city on Monday night ior the st. Dunstan's Uni- hockey

The- Mt. Stewart hockey club were in Georgetown Thursday night tor a hockey match. There w re a number or the local cl sens with the team and all had high praise oi the new rink in George- town.

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Honor Roll ior February:

Primary Department Grade V (Sr.): 1. Loretta Mc- Cormack: 2. Norma Gallant: 3. Louis Peters.

Grade V (Jr.): 1. Imelda Peters; 2. Marie Gallant and Vera Gallant (equal).

Grade IV (Sr.): 1. Warren Jen- kins; 2. Elisa Anderson; 3. Shirley Gallant.

Grade II! (Sr.): 1, Susie Ger- man: 2, Earl Mullally.

Grade Ill (Jr.): 1. Theresa Pet- ers and Freda Peters (equal); 2. Winnie Peters and Viola Peters (equal); 3. Doreen Peters.

Grade II (a): 1. Albert Cle- ments: 2. Leo Anderson.

Grade II (b): 1. Hilary Gallant:

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For leginnerI.—- I ‘

The first meld ior your side in any hand must total a certain num- ber oi point. After that ii:-at meld. however, you may mold a eat deal ior very little -- Just as you please.

The arnou-nt needed for your sideia tint. meld varies as the game progresses. At the beginning of the game. you need to points. That amount is reduced to to points (the smallest possible three-card meld) it your total score is less than eero. This happens when you lose more than you win .on the very iirst hand. Later on in the game you usually have enough oi a plus score to take a loss oi this sort without going into the red.

In Caneata your score is added in lull at the and oi each hand. so that you always know your exact score up to date. When that com- plete score . roaches I500, the amount you need ior your side's iirst meld goes up from 50 points to no points. It stays at the 00- point mark until your score reaches 3.000 points -- and then you need 120 points ior that first meld.

Those amounts -- 60 points. 90 points. and 120 points -- iniluenca your play. You practically never have much trouble putting together a mold that counts up to 50 points. l-iowevcer. no points is oiten quite a chore; and 130 points is some- times impossible.

Fdrtunately, it isn‘t necessary to scrape together all your points with one group oi cards. For exam- ple. you might meld 50 points with three kings and iour sevens: or you might meld 90 points with three aces and three nines. You almost invariably need wild cards to reach the count or 120 points.

Save these simple installments. Ii you're a beginner, you'll soon be able to proiit irom the tips given in the second part oi each article. It you're an experienced player, save the iirst nail to teach the game to others.

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when you need 90 points ior your iirst meld. you cannot assume that your partner is bound to have the count. .It may take several rounds to develop the count, and in the meantime he will be un- able to pick up the discard pile. -

For this reason it is important ior you to make the ilrst meld it you can conveniently do so. Natur- ally, the question is: when is it convenient?

Ii you can take a discard pile oi almost any size at all, do so and meld your 90 points. It doesn't pay to bother with a pile oi only one or two cards, however. unless your meld uses up very iew cards.

It you must make the meld irom your hand. without benefit oi the discard pile, don't use more than six cards ior the meld. It's bad enough to be lcit with only five cards in your hand; don't make it any worse.

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PISQUID EAST NOTII

Mr. E. E. Jay visited the city on Thursday.

Miss Georgie Dover. a P. W. C. student. visited her home over the week-end.

Mra. Harold Jay and Mr. Floyd Jay were in Charlottetown Friday on business.

Miaa Iaabel Biri. student at P. W. C., spent the week-and at her home in Plaquid East.

Miss Theresa Kelly spent Friday and Saturday in Charlottetown and attended the St. Patrlclda play.

Mr. Sammie Birt. C. N. R. see- tionman at Vernon River, spent the week-end at his home in Pis- quid East.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jay were visitors to Lorne Valley on Wed- neaday. They were visiting lira. Jay’: sister. Mrs. lilarl MacDonald and Mr. MacDonald.

Wallace Birt and Mr. El-

Mrs.

pairs, getting the discard pile, or even in the hope that your perv nor would make the meld. Ii none oi these materialiaed alter a’ rea- sonable interval (about two rounds). with this sort oi hand you would meld the aces and queens and make as sale a discard as pos- sible. You would notbe in such a hurry to meld it you had:;

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The meld would take the kings, the queens, and both deuoee -o a total oi eight cards. This would be too many cards to use.

round, but would wait. about two rounds in the hope or developing

2. Gladys Gallant: 3, Gloria Peters. Grade II (c): 1. Cyrus Jenkins; , 2. Priscilla Doucetie. Grade I: No tests. Lucille Wood. Teachu

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agent the week-end at Peter’: Read, gueata oi Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Butler. I The Alliaton Women's Institute

held their -March meeting at the home ei Mrs. S uel Acorn. There were eight m bers present and three visitors from Peter-‘I Road West Institute.

The friends oi Mrs. L. J. Acorn. Peter's Road and Allllton, are sorry to learn that recovery from her illness is not as iavourable as

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A very lovely evening was spent at the home oi Mrs. Jeaeie But- ler. Greek River. when on Wed- nesday evening the friends and neighbours gathered to wish Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Inelwain many years or married happiness and to shower them with many lovely sits. Luncheon waa served by

a ladies. Music and dancing were enioyad by all.

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wood Dirt. lbent Saturday is Cardigan vilitlng Mrs. Birt.'a ala. tar-in-law. Mre. Docherty.

An interesting game oi hockey was glayed on Thursday night 4,. Mt. tewart rink between Peskes and Cherry Hill, the scar. bun. 6-d ior Peakea.

A irlendly game of hockey was played in Mt. Stewart rink is . Monday night between Pealiea an: Piequid. Peakea winning 10-5. Line-ups:

Peakea: Goal. Floyd Jay; do. iance. M. I-landrahan. 1. Bradley. 3. Hughes: iorwarda. J. Mooney, M. Devine, E. Devine. C. Molten. na. E. Grant. G. Fraser. H. llsn. drehan. A. llandrahan.

Piaquid: Goal, 1. Leard; de- fence. B. Macxinnon. J. Goiiin, E. Bi : iorwardl. V. Macliinnon. G. B t. B. Leard. I. MacDonald. G. Dirt. A. Coiiin. E. Blrt. E. Welsh.

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