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Miss Dorothy Brean, R. Urban Biean, Sydney, N. 5..

lottetown. Miss Brenn graduated with honors

prize for medical

erol occasions and made

learn of her success. NEW HAVEN SCHOOL

Report for May. _ In New Thriller Grade VII1.~—l. Alex MacNevin. Grade VI.—1, Anita MacDougull 0f Golden West 2, Everett Boyle; 3 Lco Cavanagh. Grade V.—l. Velma ‘ Jenn Pollard; 3, Clliarles Frlzzell. a Grade IV. (al- . pill.amfiafiilflfilillffit fialllfi onus-Iii: 2- Brent Mflcvouiwl: has been recaptured by nepuoiic M1113’ 99"“ 11 Pictures in their latest Gene Autiy 613119 musical “western. "heart 0t the mo "grade Aulry. vvno is somewhat of a nat- ional ilt.'l'0 because oi his inspira- tioiial example oi sportsmanship Grade and ta-ir play‘, has a tremendous iu- fifiahyacmr°yi iluence witi a large percentage oi’ - . the younger generation, and such giggzrila1”l~w11ma 9111mm‘ ttlssaspr‘sszlwsldafs a: 2. wad a. eiqually d enthusiastic augililerice - tiose a uits, ever young eart. who love good. red-blooded action K111111111‘ ‘md Margaret combined with youthful, gay rom- equa‘

Vivian MacFadyen. equal. equal; 2.

an“. MMosizhdstéli-s in Junior Grades- mfixerllilfilggféfeifizlalfg gXfQEdZQ/‘g Errighescl: rogverage-Anlta Mac- Mr, James E. Murphy oi the 8.0. D_E1“11°1z°d mp1" P111111’ 111

stand-out, among the Autry films. One is the inclusion oi Edith Fel- lmlvs. who atrlafit has a gogd. inealtly roe witi w ic to prove er abi -

ties. Then there is the luscious Fay Queen MacNevm- McKenzie. whose magnetic charm has already endeared her to e nation's press to the point that they have officially clubbed her as “C. A." (Cabrera. Appeal) Girl.

Smiley Burnette is funny as ever. and a miniature edition oi Smiley. played by a rely-poly youngster named Joe Straucli, Jr. share of the laughs.

Sarah Padden, a tried and true character actress. scores in the role G oi "Mrsf Captain Forbes." the stout-

ivian MacFadyen. Mary MacElro

vav Pollard.

Reta. J. Frlzzell-Teacher. (Patriot please copy.)

ST. PETERRS SOUTH SCHOOL

Honor Roll for month oi May. Grade VI.—1. Jackie

equal; 3. DOTOthv MacKinnon.

eorgo Yorslori.

_ meeting. niece o! Mrs. H. E. Cantwelhtfgilzitry gnu me meeting opened by mum‘ from 5L Ode and repeating Greed in unison. Martha's Hospital, Anllgonish, N.S.. winning the Dr. Mclsaac Memorial nursing. Miss Brean visited Charlottetown on sev- mmy Business was then dis friends. all oi whom will be glad to was decided to hold an we cream

E4150" M116‘ esting program was given.

8 . IV. (b)—1. Lois MacEach- Sc and IV. (ch-I. Eileen MacNev- ‘$115.1. 511mm 6x15; Grade III.-1. Bernice Gass and

II.—l. Mary Tierney and Lloyd

1111-1- A1“ Macphee: swell the iunds. Meeting then ad- °1' Journed with God Save the King.

r . Grade I. (ck-l. Nannetle Mac- Cavariagh,

uga . N.V. Perfect attendance-Everett Boyle with Alger Pollard. Margaret Bovle. John Gass, Jean Pollard. Anna Cavanngh. Craswell spent a pleasant visit with Bernice Gass.

amen h.’ Wave: 2. casion. Rev. Mr. g ' Miriam Waye and Robert Anderson rector oi St, Stephen's Church, Bur-

ham. Strange romance . . . strong thrills .. . filmed with The catches oi’ lobster: by the -~---==.-d=r-.rm-i.~a~»-~=~=~=~- ts:.:r:":.."::e...“m.. was‘

very little interruption to overhaul: due to broken weather and iactory work has been on the rush tor many days. Several have also been getting some nice catches oi cod and the peddlers are now able to supply

. their customers. Gaspereaux is Quito

plentiful now and the fishermen are getting their share of those also.

Mr. William Brander one of the Ex Service volunteers who has been serving on Home Defe is spending a two weeks furlough

ii with his family here. Mr. Brnnder‘:

oldest son George is also serving in Active Service in England.

(a- The Darnley W. I. met at tho

home oi Mrs. Clarence Hickey on

mg Wednesday evening tor their Juno

President was in charge

Roll Call was answered by each member naming a. Wild Flower. Minutes oi lust meeting were ap- proveo. and signed. Sick and School committees reported satistactorily. cussed and it

Social in Darnley hall in the near iuture and committees were ap- pointed to take charge oi this. The President Mrs. Harry Crozier was appointed as a. delegate to attend the Annual Convention in Char-

; lottetown. Plans were also made tor

the District Convention which meets

P11119111 2- in Sea View Hall. This finished the

inter- The

business part after which an

3- main topic tor the evening wu the

school and splendid paperl were read by several member: on Home

hool the tan-operation to solve the rural school problems also school sanita- tion was discussed. An amusing con- test was enjoyed by all and a Hum- ourius Monologue Aunt Susan's Troubles On the Farm, this was Iol- lowed by a Grab Bag which caused much amusement and helped to

Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Josie Mac- Gregor and a short time was spent in social intercourse.

R-, is spending a pleasant visit his wite and family here. Mrs. Douglas Coulson and Mrs.

friends here recently.

Lloyd Murphy. Alex MacPhee, Dal’: Rev. Mr. B. Fream held l. prayer

service in Sea View Hall a. iew ev- enings previous to his departure tor Nova. Scotia. There was a gocd gathering oi his people from this community who all greatly apprec- late his parting message on this oc- Fream has been

lington. for the past eight years.

Grade V.—l. Teddy Sanderson; 2, Many friends are indeed sorry to sea

him go but all join in wishing him

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Grade IV.—l_ Georgie MacLarcn: success in this part o! God's vine- shes 1° 9! wldlhs 2, Mury Ledwell; 3, Merlin Mahar. yard where he has been called to. Grade III-l, Marion MacEwen; —-_

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Royal Mountgd Patrol ' Grade n. (al-I, Erma Wilson week end holidays with Grade

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stars teamed in the leading roles. Report for the month of May. Charles Starrett, one o! illmdomh Grade x.-i. Pearl Coady. The Junior W- A- 018M- View met most popular cowboy stars joins Grade ix.-i, Ernest Drake; z. It the home or the leader Mrs. At- iorces vritli Russell Hayden, veteran Keith Jones. W001i 13181481163’ 0n Saturday ulter- of the l-lopalong Cassldy hits, In Grade VIII.—1. Janet Pcnderizast. 11°°11r P1611191“ P115111“ 31111 1131' what promises to be a truly great Grade V.—-1, Hollis Wood; 2. Colin 11191111115 913911911 by 511181118 111155 A8 outdoor drama of the great North- Myers. I Am Thine Own To Be. iollowed by west! Grade IV. Sr.-1. Alma Myers; 2, members Prayer 8nd the form o!

Directed by Lambert Hillyer. the Glen Drake; 3. Rena Wood. service. The Secretary reed the min- story is said u) be a thrill-Dachau Grade IV. Jr.—i_ Leith Mvers. lites of last meetlns and Roll 0M1 adventure yarn dealing with the Grade III. Sr.—1, Vivian Fenwick; W115 11351901111661 t0 With B Scripture modern scarlet-coated Canadian 2. Wendell Myers Verse, All 10111611 111 811181118 J95"! “ivicunties" and their determined Grade III. Jr.—l. Lloyd Myers; 2. 11311195 11/19 T1115 I KHOW. and the of- eilorts to alvrays get their maul Pei-cv Myers: 3. Eileen Carver. 1611112 11185111118“ and dedlclted with Stairrett, whose most recent local Grade I.—1. Margaret Fenwick. DPBYQT- A 1111501155103 1911911 1°11°W°¢1 appearance was in "Prairie Strang- Douglas Drake. equal; 2. Hazel 11nd 11" W95 dflflded t0 11016 In I08 er." is seen as a cowbov recruit tn Mvers: 3. Elva Carver. 0165111 300181111 $116 118M‘ lulllro the Royal Mounted Patrol. while Teacher——-Sue L. Jones. 111111 plans were made ior same" Hayden portrays a clevll-may-care ' Programme committee then put on

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Woodside has returned .130 Discussion. Freedom 1mm

Mr. Roy to his home in Malpeque alter being

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rookie in the Canadian Air Patrol. WEST ROYALTY SCHOOL The principal action oi the pic- ——-_-_

ture centers agiundia smalil traders‘ Honor Roll ior May.

post in tie ‘aria iaii widerness S l I) t t

wiierc Starrgtt has been assigned to vGrade lbegrl; mlgllsliard;

maintain or er. Among t e many elma Bu ke‘ 3, J Fri ll.

exciting problems that soon con- Grade IEIQI, can m

front the hléSky young! "Mountie" Margaret Curley.

are a rcuega e French umber boss

that lmperils the lives oi an entire stine. vdlagc, ll raging iorcst lire and a

McKay. Grade VI.- Starret. with some two-listed as- Alice Campbell.

slstance from Hayden, who comes Junior Department

flying to the rescue. is said to solve

all these difficulties tvlth a mlni- Grade V. Sr-——1, Aurilda 'I‘rainor

Grade VII.-1, Billy Chowen; 3. lovely blondc starlet named Wanda Patricia Curie ; 3. Arthur Chowen. , Joseph McInnia; 2,

an interesting contest naming the books or the Old ‘Ibstament. This was won by the leader Mrs. Blak- aney. Programme committee ior

3' next meeting, Marie Adams. Thelma.

Campbell and Velda Duggon. Meet»

Margaret Gates; m irigmclosed with the National An-

_ Grade VIII.—1. Carl Crosby. Har- on a rampage, a deadly epidemic old Gates, equal; 2, Ruby VanIder-

Mrs. Atwood Blakaney was a rec_ ent visitor to Summersicle the guest oi her daughter Mrs. Calais Gallant.

Many Iriends are pleased to loam that both Mr. W. S. Croziei- and Mr Ray Crozier are both on the road . to recovery alter a serious illness oi

mum oi disaster and a maximum oi 2, Erdine MacLure. Francis Curley 9119111111111“

thrills and action In addition to equal Starrett and Hayden. the cast also lists a number oi top notch action stine. favorites. including Lloyd Bridges and Donald Curtis. ~———————i——- Grade III. - i, SOUTH GRANVILLE SCHOOL Freda MacKlnnon. -—-——— Grade II. (al-l. Sidney Hurry. Honor roll for South Granville Grade II. (c)-1. Irving Frizzell School {or the month of May. 2. Mor an Rhymes Grade X.—-i, Irene Morrison. Grade VIII-l, Alice Parker; Georgie Somers. e . 3. Elaine Mclnnis- Grade VI.—1. Lloyd MacLeod_ Grade I. (bl-l. Denzil MacLure ‘Glrrade V. Sr.--1, Bernice Chap- ‘flélMarjorie Plckard; 3. Mae Mac e nnon

Grade V. Jr-i. Evelyn Thomas; Perfect Attendance 2. Shirley Parker. Gates. Carl Crosb , Grade III. Sr.—-1. Eileen Chappelle John Chowen. Chowen. Grade III. Jr.--1. Louis Gamester. Principal-Mabel A. Bovyer. Grade IL-l. Stirling Chappelle; Assistant-Jean M. MacRae. 2. Lester Chappelle; 3. Wilbert Pet- -—-————i-——

Grade v. Jr.-i. Edison Vanlder-

G d IV.—l, Rlih Fri ll; 2. JOIIIEBIVEBCKHIIIOII; gpborne Egfhynes. °°115*‘1°1'111>1e 1191113’ 81110118 the tarm- Ly Hurry; 2| italra at present due to the fertilizer

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Grad" VITI l. Kcith VWstY. Grade VII. . lIcin-r Norton; 2. Guy Swwnrl: 3. Lincoln Boswell.

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VIA WOOD lSLANDS P. E. L-CARIBOU, N. S. "PRINCE NUVA "

“The (Jonnecling Link Between These Provinces.”

Daylight Saving Time-Sundays included

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FHARLOTTl-ITOWN. P. B- I.

Grade V.— . Lillian Thompson: 2, BOY DROWNED Vcrna Boswell; 3. wilircd Stewart. Grarlc IV.—l_ Ethel Robertson.

(flradc lII.—l. Erwin Court: 2. Robert Vessey. Keith Foster: equal.

Grndc II.—I. Jean Robertson; 2. Albert Foster.

Grade l.-l. Phyllis Dover: 2. Irv- lng Vcsscy: 3. Florence Anderson.

Grade I. fbv-l. Irene Dennis-

ers. Grade I_ (a)—1, Chrissie Mac-

Gamcster.

Grade I. tb)—1. Irene MacLeod; 2, Lena I-Ilckox; 3 Donnie Corbett. Rosewav River. Tellin grade I. (c)——l. Freddie Chap- ion oi’ his intention

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pf . Teacher-Annie MacDougull. to re-appear.

Beatrice Cameron-Teacher.

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JUNE l8lh.

Leave Caribou 9 A. M., I i’. M.. 5 l’. M..

Fine weather has rushed farm work and the season in almost two weeks ahead oi last year. There is

8-110 but it is hoped that this will soon be remedied.

The school here was closed

on

G 1_( ,_1'3 h ch _E1_ Monday Ior the holld and the

2, roy rillaecLurE. equal? Frdliwléllhow- P119115 115 11511111 enltlyedagw 6118-1180- n. __._._

The W, M. S. oi Darnley and Bel I

3 iew met at. the home oi Mrs. James l-lickey Ior their June meet-

Harold ing. Mrs. McGregor was in charge Betty gun-y, it the devotional period irom the

issionaiy Monthly. with the mem- bers all taking party. Prayer by Mrs. McGregor iinisned this port oi the meeting. The p. sident then took charge. Roll call was answered with a. verse on Blessings by seven mem-

Lcod; 2. May Ohappelle; a. Byron Sl-IELBURNE, N s. June 10-(0 W8 and, N1"- 11- I-- Donald save Pi-Lewis Butler, l6. was drowned 5 59161111111 11111111111 today when he tried to swim the 1°11“?- a comp...” paper contrasting our conditions as swlm the christlans with the women oi Indil. stream. he plunged in and famed Several other members contributed

aper on the

Mrs. C. Dona also read a

lielpiul thoughts. all then Joined in a circle of prayer oi thanksgiving for all that God hath done for us. Secretary then reed the minutel oi past meeting also several letters oi corresgondence were read. one from Mrs. terlln in regard to lumrner rally at Cli ton also one from the secretary oi the literature Depart- ment. Pans were made to com- mence a quilt tor a missionary bale to be rent later. Oiierl was taken also a donation Irom a olidby Egg Day b the members. The meeting then c osed with the Doxology lol- lowed by the benediction. The host- ess served o delicious lunch and a social hall hour followed.

Mia: Louise McKay and Mr. Elton McKay aoont Sundny at their home in Darnle

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Riiimiir BROS.

Mn. John G. McKay hm returned home alter spendin n pleasant viii with Iriends in Ma peoue.

Miss Violet Baaaett spent th aleeelaenilt at lgiifl’ home ‘ilnilgrarnlea uea o er . Ill. John Bouettmnn ’ m

a patient in Montreal General Hos- pital where he underwent a set-Sous operation.

Miss Nettie Barwlaa is slowly re- covering aiter having the second oapleretion in Prince County Hospi-

Mrs. Loring Raynor and family spent a leasant visit recently. the giest oi er aunt Miss Mary O.

ckering and other friends.

Man iriends are pleased to see Mr. Jo n Coady back to his foray; cme alter being employed for some time in Maine.

Mr. Eddlson Champion has re- turned to Debert. N. 5., where he has obtained employment.

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Mr- Stacey Roach has purchased a truck and is tarting a milk route to Mr. Russell Champion's

cheese factory in Kenslngtod-V

TRANSMISSION Intern Daylight Saving Time WAVELENGTH ai-roughout 10.10 p in Western Canada 23 52 m (to 1000 p.m ) 4.9mm irom Canada and U S.A All 32 m 25.53

THURSDAY JUNE 12 Pa. M

15 ‘London 001111218!

5.30 ‘Front Line Family.’

5 46 The News.

5.55 Musical Interlude.

6.00 ‘Hello, Children!’ Messages from parents lo British chil- dren evacuated to Canada and

the U.B.A. .

8.15 The Allbert Sendlei- Trio.

6 30 War Review: ‘The Pro?!- gganda War.’ Talk by Ilidnley Fraser.

6.40 ‘Lstening Post.‘

6.46 The News and News Analysis

7.0) ‘Calling the West Indies.‘ ‘Trade Unions.’ Talk W Victor

Support War Eflbrt With Work, Mone ant] B10011

8.01) Talk: ‘Women's War.’ 8.15 ‘London Calilnc‘

0.30 ‘Britain Speaks Talk bvl B. Priestley. H 8.46 ‘My Working Dali’ M11"

Presented by Mary H006 _A11°1 Headline News and view-l.

9.15 ‘Famous Brass Bands A England.’ Fcdcnls’ M0101 Works Band; Condumor, F10

Mortimer. _ I 0.4a ‘Front Line nmily- (114 0

pea l. 10.00 Discussion: ‘rrccgicm F0111" 10 30 ‘Londcn Caling. I0 40 The Daily scrim‘- I0.45 ‘Hie NIWS 10.55 ‘Lsteitmg P051 ' 11.00 Siteiileltl Trnizsi>°11

conductor, G. W-,11=’511, i 11.15 ‘Britain speaks T111‘

.1. B. Priestley (Remark 11.30 Radio Nevis-Tire!- a M

12.00 ‘My WOrl-tlng 111i‘ ' , 12.15 Talk: ‘Wcmcns Waf- 12.30 The News.

12.45 Close dmvfl.

Band E

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pulntion but this one is ln the do a a week with an avers. of cert o! the grant Ford plant at donor: each week. In ad ition

I ~ ' d m mi- l:ed h; giving their bloo A m, F""‘.:::.:‘."."" :22‘ their own - d ‘ c iin in ‘he ma,“ pa] Cross i‘IV