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St. Patrick's Play

1025 i941 I Benevolent Irish Socie Presents i -

“Kitty Kearney From Killarney”

f By Charles George

l Produced by Special Arrangement with T. S. Dennison and

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Under the Personal Direction oi J. PIUS CALLAGHAN

D. S. Dowling, Narrator DON MESSER'S ORCHESTRA ’ 1 Matiniee i115 2 Evening Shin I!"

1 Prince zfzvard Theatre Monday & Tuesday, March 17th & 13th

rnuir the uistinevlelml natronuo or his Honour Lieutenant- tlmm-or J. A. Bernard and Mn. Bastard; the Honourable Pre- . yrjm‘ J. Virltrr Jen-cs mid Mrs. J0me. and Bil Worship Mayor B. Earle hiiwcllonnlrl and Mrs. MacDonald.

i‘ Iirirts nw on sole at the Prince Edward Theatre BoXQOHice. Proceeds 1n Aid 0f Chnritnblo Fund

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NORTH TRYON SCHOOL lteport for Not-tiny.

Grade VII -. l. R/uth Thbliilﬂi. p Lcroy 'I‘hontson. 3. MuriornDel- sncv

(trade V1 - l. Beverly Delaney. | Doreen Hewett. 3. Garth Wood 1nd mus Wood (eqiml).

Grade V - 1. Donald 10rd. l. Deane Johnson. ll. Lois MacDon- old.

(trade IV - 1. Helen Hewett, 2. Lpivell Harvey. 3. Mabel MacDon- ald and M51191? Wood (equal).

Grade I11 — 1. Arthur Caibeck. 2 Blair Thomson.

Gradi- l‘! - l. Galvin- Thommn, I. Wumifred Ihomson. 3. Eliza.- brth Thomson. '

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‘Thomson. Beverly Delaney. 80.6 per cent.

Arthur Oalbeck. 88.1 per cent, M. Louise Cairns-teacher, Delaney, 3. Raymond

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Perfect Attendance: Marion m1. 8m)’. Ikroy and Calvin Thomson, Doreen and Helen Hewett. Ralph charter or date not. maintain. . Mur- wmy; rmich more at your time. Hervey. Arthur Oelbeck, Rgymgmd Speaker. but in conclusion I wish

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March‘ 21th

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VOGAI. REGITAL By‘ '1 Miss Pauline Simmonds |

ISLANII TRANSPORTATION

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In 1945 the‘ mutter of set-tltig rates for the Borden-Tormentlne terry was placed before this House. and st that time the House was informed by the Min- ister of Transport. es reported 011 1188c 3761 of Hansard of i946. that tho Minister could not set the rate; this in spite of the

R-ailtvays and Canals had reduc- ed the rates by sixty per cent,

,Let me refer again to nu Board of ‘Transport Commission. r-rs. Ttic-y sat. in Charlottetown an

Jilly 1'7 nnd l8 last and there lislcucti to time evidence and rendered their decision. That

verdict was not in accordance with the terms of Confederation. Under the British North America Act the Dominion Parliament, and it alone, through the lvﬂn- ister oi ‘Transport o! the govern- ment in power. has the exclusive Bulhvrif? over ell matters such as rates. ct ceiera. on ferries be- tween a Province and any Brit- ish or foreign country. I mlacle my protest on those two points.

National 111;‘ 4e Such ferries should be treated

as national hlghvway/s under the pact of 1871i. There is nothing in

651a. 1'r..>';‘1_‘"5;;,fw;;,_ ih-e Railway Act which gives the Donnie MhcDoinlaid, 3. Pauling

Bonrd o! Transport Oomsnisslon-

ers jurisdiction to determine

I rates. ohm-see. et ceteo-n on an intcrprovlncial ‘fen-y which the

railway does not own, does not

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going to take up

to say that when we entered 0on-

Hlgheet averugr» in "ma; “m”; federation in 1873 the aim of all

parties to that contract of agree- ment was that there should be no barrier to inter-provincial trade simply because my Province of Prince Edward Island was an I island.

, I claim that the water route ~lrom Bord-en to Tormentine, distance of nine miles. should be

- iln effect n national high/way. If.

there is to be a charge at all it should be based on the normal. cost of moving freight over an equivalent mileage on land. This should be done wlthou-t waiting. for the completion of the newt terry.

Both lenders of the two major parties agree vrith me. In 19411 the Hon. Gharles A. Dunning, wtho represented Queens County. sprite there on our transporta- tion problems. No doubt speak- ing with the authority of hie lender, he said: "It. is in the bond. of agreement and it nvuet be ful- filled." My leader on this side oi ‘the Houst- agrees with that. be- cause he has said: “We believe that the water route Prom Bor- den ta Cape Tormentine should be in effect s national highway end must be treated as such.”

Is it any Wonder that we are dissatisfied with the shameful betrayal of our Island's interests by the powers that be at Ottawa! Again I charge this Government with gross indifference and negligence in desiring with our ferry transportation problem. I shall give the House more o! this a little later.

MARIE SCHOOL

Report of Marie School for Rb- titan‘.

Grade X -— l. Irene H0099!‘-

Grndc 1X —- 1. Inlia. Johnson. 2. Neti; Sanderson and Robert Wetb- ster. 3. Guy Sanderson.

Grade VI - 1. Willard Webster. 2 Stirling McSwain, 3i. Ganﬂcld Robbins.

Grade V - 1. Sanderson. 2. Doreen sander-son. lip/Norman ML‘- Bwnin- and Russell Ding-well.

Grude IV - 1. Allison Robbins.

Grade I —- 1. Jane Dtnizwell. Z Ray Webster, 3. Cyril Webster.

M. McPhec-tcucher.

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Contract Bridge

By JOSEPHINE CULBERTBON

THE GREATER FAULT

North made a very questionable bid in today's deal. but it was South. the eventual declarer. who was reﬂpousiblc for the tremendous loss.

Bouthdealer. North-South vulnernbill geese Q62 §KQJ18 4.4a ‘QJIZ ‘l0 Q75 N QKQJ QA48 w E 109! Q9658 S Q10 QQJIO {IS gnxrs QABJ. Q9802 4x4 The bidding" South West North has t; Pass 2g d. Double Pose 4Q Pans Pen Double Pun Pen Pass

'r North. despite his tour-card sup-

sire for o. vulnerable game, HhOU-ld have accepted his partner's double of Iorur hearts. There was no tiny o! North's knowing how long or strong South's spade suit was, iii-d the {cm-heart bid in ltzell’ indicated that other suits, including spades, might break badly. with West hold- Lng spade length over South.

West opened the henrt seven. De- claret won. and nirparontly paying little attention lo the bidding. 1n- cluding West's double, laid down the ace and king of trumps! Now, when he shifted over to the estab- llshmcnl. or the diamond suit. West went right Ln with the ncc and drew tire rest o! the trumps. lrlastw seeing what was going on, discard- ed clubs, and thus was able to run no fewer than five heart'- tricks when West laid his last card in that suit. The contract was down live tricks. for the crushing penalty of 1400 points!

The very last thing that South oould ciffOTd tn- this deal was to give up control o! trumps. which he did by laying down the two top cards. The markedly Oorrect line o! plny was to cam only oiie trump trick (to keep East from possibly rutfirug r1 diamond, if he lied one dtamorid and one trump)’ and 111911 ‘to knock out the diamond ace with ithc greatest dispatch. Played in this way. the contract would have gone down only ome trick. 200 " points. since the defenders could have taken‘ only two some. one meal-t, imd one diamond. »

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