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Honoured on Silver Wedding Anniversary

--The Lawless family of Norboro. the Misses Miriam and Norma and Messrs. Frank and Lloyd. ENG!" teined on October 26th. at dinner in honour of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Lawless, who were cele- brating the 25th anniversary of their marriage.

Partaking o! a sumptuous goose dinner were forty guests including the bridesmaid and groomsman of twenty-rive years ago. Mrs. Prank McDougail and Mr. Cecil Hughes.

The dining room. decorated with pink and white streamers and vari- colored balloons, was an attract- ive setting for the dinner table with center piece of anniversary cake flanked by lighted candles. - when the guests had assembled

the bride and groom of twenty- five years were escorted to decor- ; ated chairs to the strains of the , Anniversary Waltz. Mr. Louis 0'Conor as M. C. in brief opening remarks congratulated the bride and groom and called on Miss Mir- iam Lawless to read an address from the iamily while Lloyd pre- sented their gift of Wrist Watches. Brief congratulatory addresses were given by Mr. Peter Callaghan, Mr.

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"THE RETURN OF FRANK JAMES”

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-Mrs. Lawlem also received a beau- tiful array of gifts which were opened by Mrs. Leona Cameron.

The guests were entertained with a pleasing variety of vocal and in- strumenal music with the following "stars" taking part. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gallant. Mrs. Merritt Cal- iagzhan, Mr. Raymond Kelly, Mr. Wilbert Lawless. Mr. Ignatius Law- less and Lloyd Lawless. A sing- song in which all took part and a reading by Mr. Louis O'Connor were features of the program.

At a late hour the guests de- parted wishing Mr. and Mrs. Law- less many more years to enjoy their happy marriage.-K.

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There will be no Schurnians School Parade on Friday, October 31st.

This is the evening when boys and girls have whole- some frolic and fun.

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---PLAN TO ATTEND Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic. St. Mary's Hall, summerside. Thursday. November 8th, from 7-10 P. M.

--WINNER. IN ESSAY (XZONTEST -Friends are particularly pleased to note the name at Earl Locker- by of Hamilton's one room rural school. as receiving second place award in his division in the es- say contest sponsored by the De- partment of Education during old Home week. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lockerby. and his teacher, Miss Agatha MaoLc1lIn. may reel justly proud oi his achievement.

-WEST MEETS EAST. - Flying Officer P. L. Johnston, formerly oi Terrace, B. C., came on Thursday, October 23rd by plane lrom Win- nipeg to Summerside Air Naviga- tion school. The trip approximately 1500 miles), was made in a Dakota in slightly over eight hours. He had his ilrst look at the Atlantic Ocean and Prince Edward Island. He thinks the Island is a veritable garden and says it is known in B. C. as the birthplace of Canadian Co-operatives - as per the Co-op- erative Cheese Companies. estab- lished in 1894 by the apostle oi co-operatives, Dr. Robertson. Dif- iicer Johnston visited friends in the vicinity of Kenslngton.-K.

-NOVA SCOTIA VISITORS - Mr. and Mrs. Jack Leydon 0! Am- herst spent the October 25th week- end with friends in Kensington. It was their first visit. and they were not disappointed or disul- usioned. They marvelled at the ex- tent of some of the neighborhood bins of potatoes and large (locks of cattle. Mr. and Mrs. Leydon, who are both native born Haligonians. were recently married in St. Pat- rick's Church Halifax. Mrs. Leydcu had the unique and thrilling ex- perience or being one or those held up on two occasions in bank rob- beries in Toronto. The last one was by the Boyd-suchan gang. The description given of the "lineups" of prisoners for identification by bank employees was graphic and thrilling Mr. Leydon is assistant superintendent at the salt mines at Nappan.

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Mr. and Mrs. Heber Hardy, Win- sloe, motored to Alberton yester- day where they visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Atkin- son.

Mir. Preston Clark is :pending I few days in Alberton on hehali of the Automatic sprinkler Company, Saint John, N. B., where he is em- ployed.

The Alberton Ladies' Curling Club members were hostesses It a card party held in the Legion Hall Tuesday evening. Fifteen tables of bridge and auction were in play. First prizes for bridge were won by Mrs. Albert Clarke and Dr. S. Bandler; consolation prizes by Mrs. S. Bandler and Mr. Earl At- kinson. First prizes for auction were won by Mrs. Raymond Saun- ders and Mrs. Erskine Campbell: consolation prizes by Mrs. Cyril Leard and Mr. Hunter Weeks. Re- freshments were served by the ladies and a number or oekes were auctioned by Mr. Frank Bryan.

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Wednesday-Thursday 7:15-9:15. The funniest picture in nine lifetimes, "RHUBABB", the millionaire tomcat, starring Ray Milland as guardian of Rhubarb, and Jan Come and g ,' have a laugh! A laugh a day keeps the doctor away.

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