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-OAI‘I.IAVING POI ONTARIO Monday dreaming. March 22. mom for twopaeeenlere. Phone eu-‘wrlta A 1y 11m. Gamett R088. 263 Btt- Stevens. Equlpmentlaetlon, yotre Dame street. Summerside. R..G.A.‘l'._B;tation.'Bumme1-eide-

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VPOSTPONED annual meet-ins Bedeque Skating Rink i-Oniﬂht. mursday. at 8:30 p.m., in direct- ors’ office at rink.

nuocKEY Bedeque Rink Fri- 43y, March l9. 8:45 p.m., Middle- ton Bombers vs. Freetown Royals. Third game ln Bedeque South shore hockey ﬁnals. Ii Freetown “qm trophies will be presented muuedlately alter the game. skate sitar.

-BEUEQUE RINK PROGRAM.

—IUHMAGE SALE sponsored by local Aasociitlon oi Girl Guides in the Tbwn“ Hall, “Szznmcraide, Saturday, March 20, at 2:80 pm.

-lIOCKl! Kecuiagton Rink. Wednesday. March 17. Last game ln-series oi hlch school playdowns between Kenslngton Hiih School and Summerside High School. Game starts 8:15. Skate alter.

-ATTENDED FUNERAL. - Mr. J. I-i. Bryan, who ls supplying for the United Church at Boyeston. __'I'hu_r5day, 5111.11.11 1119431111“ o; N.,B.. came over on the 10th inst to Rink and School hockey gameg, attend the funeral oi the late Mr. central Bedeque vs. Freetown; Frank Brundage of Elerelie and Middleton vs. Bedcque. Skate after. ‘returned on Friday la-lt- ' Admission, scholars 10c. teachers r- ljc, adults 20c. Proceeds in aid o!_ Cllarlottctowm trip.

--RECEXVES WORD-Mr. Dmi- lel J. MacLeod, Simmerside, has . received a. letter from Mr. J. L. r-CHILDBEWS M15510“ 35x9 MacKenzie of Assinlboia, Sash. J1me r6811!“ meet“! "i the advising o! the death o! his m1.- W-lsiil“ Bund "1 Sumner-Side er. Donald MacKenzle. at the age Trimly United Church was hcld o! 94 year; The m“ ML M“. m1 ‘Monday afternoon tn Epworth. Km”, was a “Mm, o; Mount 1"" “m1 g“ *‘“°‘}d“.‘“i§ °‘ will“; Pleasant. P. 1:. 1., but left the m- m" "mm er" “c” "5 a aw an man ears . He was an guests. The leaders. Mrs. A. A. uni“ o! MﬁmL

Locklmrl. and Mrs. Chesley Hob- ertson. were in charge. ‘Ilhe special __‘ ' __ iealurc oi the program was the Mrlamvnmfoglnﬁﬁwgltgegd film “The First Easter" which was summers.“ ‘Mb yesmaa mom: much enjoyed by the children“ m ‘or 106'.‘ 1e End éakland ‘ilhe kindness oi’ the Y's Men in» Cg o ‘ mnaeu‘ uod h‘ ' 1mm’? m” pmiecm “d °1 m’! s§£..'."-Z.;...;l 1.3.1.... m 8L0‘: Angeles. and Mrs. MacLeod has a

Arlhur Rogers in the giving of his‘ time i0 operate the nlachiue was brother Alex Mﬁtheson m. Oak laud. ' B

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--nonna marine-Mr. 1.. R. Allen was the guest speaker at the regular meeting oithe Sum- merslde Rotary, Club in (Doyle's Restaurant on Tuesday. He read a paper entitled, "Does Education Educate?” Mr- Roy Simmons oi Wilmotwas a iuest. . ' S

—ELECTED- LEGION. PRESI- DENT ---Lieute11ant Harry Bishop, MM, was elected president of the Summerside Branch. o! the Camad- ian Legion. B.E.S.L. at the last meetiﬂa. aiweeedin; iMr. wuma Geudet who has been transferred to Moncton. NB. Lieut. ' Bishop saw active. service in the last war in Airlca, France. Belgium. l-Iol- land and Germany holding the rank oi -Cocnpany~ Smeent Major. He wee awarded the Military Med- al for gallantry in action in Ger- many. I-Ie was recently commission- ed s Lieutenmt tn the 17th Reece (l!) Raft‘. Mr. MP. Titus was elected to iiil the place vacated on ilhe executive by Mr. Bishop's elect- ion to the presidency bud Captain Basil Kelly wee elected to the exe- .cutiva..to fill my). cLsalleesLJry the resignation oi’ r. an. ~ Ellis due to the presrure of business.‘

-ST. FATRICIPB ENTERTAIN- MENT - The annual St. Patrick's Day entertainment in aid oi St. Mary's Convent was ileld last night in sl. Paul's Hall, Summerside. and “a5 greeted with a. capacity house illllch apparently . enjoyed every nullﬁbar from the opening curtain to the final Rainbow Revue. Under the direction of the Sisters of lhe convent. this year's presentation: was a departure from lllc three-act Irish drama usually presented and each? number show- ed the result of patient training on the part oi the director. A ma! deal o! credit is due to the Sisters in charge. Gay colorful costutnr-s and lilting Irish melodies kept thr- audience. entertained throughout the evening and brought iorth round after round oi gener- ous applause. The following is the programme which will be repeated again tonight: Playlet. Bye-lo land. Primary Grades; One-act play. Shamrocks from Ireland. Junior High Grades; Pantomime. Grades three and iour; The Irish Shoe-l makers. Grade 3 boysﬂrlsh J18. B11113. Kelly with s Capital K; lllcther Machree," Irish Lilt: Rain- bow Revue. Internwdiaie Grades; Gull Save the King.~S. .

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The Summer-side High schooland Aaldmv Gretel-lull Contest. mg- Od in the Auditorium 0n Monday Wvlllnl. was well received by a keenly a/pprecietlve audience. The awards im- thls contest were mode possible by the ieneroslty oi Mr. M. L. Bradshaw who donated and praeentad thymine. . ‘ Mr. Olen-once Mercer announced the wilnrlernas follows: Grade Vi! Tomony Grant on- "Windsor. 11.8.": Grade VIII. Pezgy Preston on ‘_"I‘.he Art of Public Speaking"; Grade IX, Joan Morrison on "Good Citizenship"; Grade: ,XI, Marwaret Muttart on “Tennyson”; and Grade XII, George Key on "Industry." » Mr. Francis McNeil! was . the chairman. The judges were Messre R5. lrﬂntnn, Elmer Pineau-and Rev. K. G. Sullivan who in a few brief remarks stated iihe points an which the contest was Judged. 1. Appearance oi Speaker; 2. Voice: 3. Material used and presented. Others taking excellent parts were: Grade VII. June Geddis on "Clhildren of Europe" and Bhlriey Barrera on “Why I'm Glad f Live in Canada": Grade VIII. Shirley Poole on “An Interesting Point in the Marltimes." John Cameron on “What ls a Penny for Red Cross" and Betty Lou Tredennlck on "Our Home Town". Grade IX. Jean Dunn on “Freedom Must Not Die" and Beth Jenkins on “Our Debt to the Pioneers“; Grade XI, Dorothy Gal- lant on "How Not to Speak" and Gordon Lidstone on "Francis Bac- on".

Mr. Bradshaw also awarded prizes ior written expression in the 10ml o! essay writing com- petition, whicih were evaluated by the Misses Carrie and Gladys Hol- man. as follows: Grade VI, Mary Mountain; Grade VII. Janice Mor- rison; Grade VIII. Sarah Jane Estey and Shirley Poole: Grade IX, Kenny Grant and Julie Melkle: Grade X. Isabel llcn-att‘. Grade Xi’. Dorothy Gallant; and Grade XII. N e il lVlacLeod. interspersed throughout the program were the following musical numbers with Miss E. Nellie Morrison at the piano; Chorus "A Child's Prayer" by Grade VIII girls: dancing songs "Can You Dance Santv Maloney" and "When I Was a. Young -Girl" by Grades VIa and b; chorus “Mis- souri Waltz" by Grade VIII girls; Piano Duet bv Beth Jenkins and Jean Dunn: Vocal Solo “Goodby and Goodnight" by Margaret Shows-S.

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sington, March 18th, ‘Thursday. at '1 P. M. Si. ‘llhomas’ Church. New London. Rev. n. E. Noel. Rector-

...MOLINE - CARVER - The marriage took place in Bangor. Maine, on-March 11th of Miss Mur- iel Frances Carver. daughter of Mrs. Lillian Carver. Slammer-side and Mr. Clyde W. Moline. 0i Karl- aas. U.S.A.-S.

Personals —-1\d.r. Earl Todd spent the week end in Bummerside. the guest at Mr. and Mrs Re¢ Compton.

—Mise June Ghappell has re- turned to Summer-aide to resume her studies after spending the week end at her home» in Sher- brooke.

4m. Mack Mntheson, RoeeVal ley. was a. recent vislttcr to lum- merside.

-M.r. and Mrs. Robert Hans:- ty, Bum-me do. spent the week end the guests oi Mrs. Beauty's parents. w. and we. O- M. Grok- en. Emerald. 8

-Mise Frances Arsenault, oi Savidlantfs Grocery, Ottawa Street. spent the week end vlsitinl friends in the westempert oi the Province. 8

~M.rs. T. A. McIvor has been spending a iew days in Bummer- slde. the Quest of her sons Harold and. Gltarles. B

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“THE ARNELO AFFAIR” IS GKIPPING MURDER. MYSTERY WITH MOVING POB-TBAYALB

The compelling drama 01 a woman whose innocent adventure with a. ruthless qangster ant-angles her in the web oi a murder otters urireulittinz entertainment on the Capitol screen in “The Amelo Affair". new M-G-M picture feat- uring John Hodiak, George Mur

School of the Royal Theatre there. wallop throughout.

phy and Frances Gifford.

Mia Gifiord. and Murphy are the married couple whose ten years oLhapplness are brought to an abrupt climax when Miss Gif- ford believes herself to be infatu- ated with Hodlak, a night club proprietor who sweeps her off her feet with his attentions. When, in a striking scene in whiciuMise Gifford. meets Joan Woodbury, a girl whom Hodlal: has Jilted, she discovers his true character and ileea his apartment. it is too late The next day, the newspaper headlines announce the ﬁnding of Joan Woodhury’: body, with the only~clue a vanity case marked with Miss Gifford’: initials. The ingenuity by which Miss Gifford is saved from a verdict of murder by her lawyer-husband and the fast-moving events wlzlch lead Hodiak to admit his guilt to De- tective Warner Anderson in the end, make for a romantic mystery punctuated with punch nloments from i very opening sequence, and packing a terrinc dramatic

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Bat-ere you prepared for Spring Kain‘! The Wear Department has a large collection oi beautiful UMBREL- "Thm are Umbrella oi water-pended color!» pleida. border- pehete and ﬂoral Umbrellas have modern plletlo er wooden the lnln. - - - Buy an Umbrella from the

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