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Ul-INTERTAINED FRIENDS — Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dennis en-i Qtfiiiliflfi a number of friends at

g party at their home at Mar-

gate on Monday evening. Auction

was piaved at six tables. Mrs. William Durant captured the first

priIP. for ladies. with the high

prize for men going t_o Mk‘. Prank‘. ltfayheut Mrs. Keith Warren and] Mr. Charles Dennis received con-| soIailt-n awards. A delicious lunch

was s"rved by the hostess. Assist-

mg hcr in passing were Mrs.‘ Heath itfaylit-w Mrs. Frank May-

hew, and MJ-s. Andrew Johnstone.

Bur.‘ —LEI-‘l‘ FOR OTTAWA — Miss Jenni» Johnstcne left Summerside by piano to return io Ottawa. af- ter spending a week with relatives lien. She was the guest at Long ytiwr of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Johnstone. At Margate, she visited her uncle and aunt. Mr. ind Mrs. w B. Warren. and at Summersicle, her aunt, Mrs. Grace Proiitt. Enroute to the Island. she‘ was the guest of her brother and risier-in-law, Mrs. and Mrs. Leigh Johnsmne. at Kingston. N. S. Mr. Johnston" is a meteorolvlifi a! Greenwood Airport. but is about to be transferred to a station in New Brunswick. Bllf- ' —-—- i

-SERIOUS INJURIES - The

many friends and relatives here‘. of lfr. and Mrs. J. Robert Mac-,' Donald. of Pictou, N. S-. Will DB

deeply concemed over the_ serious

injuries received bfitheir daugh-

in. Jean. it Fredericton. N.B. A- Feclerzcton paper, under date of March 1st. says: "Miss Jean Mac- Donald, 2i, formerly of Plctcu. N. S. and now a. resident of Freder- icton lS a patient in the Victoria Public Hospital, suffering a broken back which resulted from a coast.- ing accident on the campus of U. ill B. on Friday night. The young lidy. who is employed as a dental assistant to Dr. Robert OBIIVIP. Regent Street, was in company with other ma-rlbers of St. Paul's Young People's Club, on a tobog- (an party and in some manner ihe_ tnboggan overturned and Miss MacDonald was thrown off. Car- ried to the Beaverbank gym. med- ital aid was summoned end Mill MacDonald was rushed to the hos- lliill." The MacDonald: are well linovm in this Province, and lived it Kt-nsington before settling at Plciou, about six years ego. At litest reports the‘ inlllfld Kiri h"! Mi vet been placed in a cast. ow- ing to her badly bruised condition. 8hr is a niece of Mr. Harold Lfird. Kelvin Grove. Bur.

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-ANNUAL St. Patrick‘: Concert, St. Paul's Hell. Summerlide, Tues- day, Wednesday. Thursday, March 15 16 and 17 at 8 pm. by the pu- pil's of‘ St. Mary's Convent. 1

lottetown.

-HOCKEY,Bedeque rink ‘jrues-

ivs. Summerside Dairy team. Skate after. Admission 3O and 20.

-ANNUAL MEETING-The en- ,nunl meeting of the Kensington Dairying Co-operative Association »Ltd.. will be held in the King iGeorge Hell, Kenrington, Tuesday, IMIICII 15th., at IJOVpJn. All lherw ‘holders and patrons are requested to attend. W. L. Delaney, manager.

— HOME FROM HOSPITAL - Mrs. Harry Allen retiu-ned on Thursday evening to her home in Summerslde‘ -much improved in health after her recent operation in the Montreal hospital. She was accompanied by her husband, Dr. Alllen and her daughter, Miss Kathleen. who hadbeen in Stret- ford, Ontario. — S

-'I‘RINITY W. A.—'I‘he W.A. of Summerside Trinity Church met on Thursday evening in groups with the following hostesses: Mrs. Brenton Maclfean. Mrs. Jimcs Morrison. Mrs. Keir Duggan and the Air Force ladies at the port. Final plans were made for their tea and bazaar on Wednesday aft- ernoon March 16. S

-BIR.'I‘IIDAY ranrv -- A jolly party was held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Edward Arnett. Summerslde, on Thursday after- noon when Sandre. celebrated her ninth birthday with ten of her girl friends. Games, instruments! and vocal music‘ were enjoyed until the supper hour when all sat down to a delicious meal with the candle ligthod birthday cake centring the table. a

—SQCIAL CLUB MEETS-The ‘lrinity Ladies Social Club, Sum- mtrsldc. held its regular meeting on Thursday evening in Epworth Hall with the president. Mrs. George Bowness. in the chair. The enjoyable program presented was in charge of Mrs. James Crichton and Mrs. B. R. Sharpe. Lunch hostesses were Mrs. Ivan Nichol- som-Mrs. Roy E. MacLean, Mrs. Howard Waite and Mrs. A. E. Woodside. S

- SENIOR. ASSEMBLY - At Senior Assembly on Friday morn- ing in lhe Summerside High School Auditorium, Grade X. Div- isions A and B combined to stage a smart and entertaining pro- gram, which consisted of thfi Twenty Question Radio Program. Ronnie heard was Master of Cere- monies: Clive Macdonald, An- nouncer: Mark Delaney showed the audience the answers to the quetions; Jean Dunn. Score Keep-

Charles Simpson, Gerald Inman and Billie Sherry asked the ques- tions. .

JNJOYABLE PARTY - Miss Shirley Morriaon we! lwltlll 10 l number of her school friendr on Friday evening‘ at her home on Summer Street, the oocellon being her birthday. After an enjoyable time spent in gamer. contests and music. all gathered in the dining room with it: attractive decora- tions of pink end white garlands from the ceiling to thq dining table which was centred with a ‘beautifully decorated candle- llghted birthday cake and pink tapers on ‘either ride; Previous to being seated the girls encircled the table singing "Happy Birthday to You." This was a double en- niversary. the second ‘one being the wedding anniversary of Shir- ley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.. Ernest Morrison.‘ Summereide. -—-S

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—JUNIOB ASSEMBLY — Grade

VI (Mrs. Campbell's clan) pre- resented n splendid program on Friday afternoon at the Junior

Assembly in the Summerslde High School Auditorium, with Mary Rec Tanton announcer. A play ‘The Story of Pandora‘, in two scenes dramatized from the schooLremder enacted the story of how trouble and sorrow came into the world. Character parts were: Pandora. Katherine Clark; Three Playmates. ‘Wendell Waite, Iorna Leerd and Mary Tredennick; Epimethtls, Clif- ford McGuigan; Minerva, (Queen

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of the Fairies) Donna. Silllphflflll Hope (a fairy). Sheila woodside; Imps, Olive Ferrish. Ethel White.

Ernest Blacqulere, Wendell Wood- side and Gregory Noonan. Two choruses "Brahma Lullaby" and

"Whispering lIope" were sung by the group, with Miss Arme Murphy accompanying. Tap dancing by Vera. Ross ‘was followed by the sec- ond play "Christopher Columbus” in four scenes. This was a historic- al sketch of the life of Columbus from the time he left home in Genoa, Italy. the disappointments at the Royal Courts and eventually the planting of the Spanish flag on San Salvador. Those taking part: Christopher Columbus, Bruce Moore: Portuguese sea captain- Dlck Lidsione; King Ferdinand of Spain. Buddy Boyle; Queen Isa- bella or spain, Carole Elderkin: Messenger, David Darby; Court attendants, sailors and Indians. At- tractive scenery snd appropriate, costumes added much to the euc- ccrs of the plays. Previous to the National Anthem the Supervisor complimented the pupils on their excellent performance.

Personals

-Mr. Pied Tuplin, Vancouver. B. 0.. is the guest of m‘. and Mrs. David Clark, Kensington. Bur.

-lvlbrs. Harold Laird, Kelvin Grove, was in Charlottetown lest week sttendingthe ‘short course in dramatlcs. " - Bur.

--Mrs. George Cotton, Kensing- ion. spent part of the week in Charlottetown visiting her daught- ers, Mrs. Frances Williams and Misses Lillie and Louine Cottog"

-Among those attending the D. C.S. and W. A. meetings at Cher- iottetown were Mrs. W.J. Paynter, Mks. E_. Profitt and Miss Jenn Ad- ams, Burlington. Bur.

-Miss Mary Simmons returned to her home at Burlington on Wednesday, after spending the pest two weeks in Sherbrooke. on professional duty. Bu:

--Mrs. Clarence Mercer and Mrs. W.G.. Ellis were Ibini: host- esses at the former‘: home on Hlday evening to the Ladies Guild of the Summcreide Baptist Church.

—A.mong those attending the D. C. 8. and W. A. meetings from New London parish are Rev. S. J. Davies. Mrs. J. B. Millmam- Mr. John Howard and Mir. Clayton Mill. - Bur.

A --Mrs. Morris Cueiey. Kelvin Grove, left Summerside by plane ‘on Monday. for Boston. Mess, where she will visit relatives a‘? friends 3 .

4m. lrio Jartiine and little son Bruce arrived from Montreal on Friday, to spend some time with Mrs. James Jar-dine, Ken- gjngmn, ‘f Bur.

-—-'I‘he women of Kensington and vicinity met for the World Day of Prayer service in the Presbyterian church, with a. ewe: Link- letter preei R» err iakinl leading parts in the service were we. Lloyd Bolero. Anglican: Mrs. P. J. Kennedy. United: its. wumr Dennirhlfemte Uni : Mn. Scott Clerk. Kelvin. Presbyterian WJLS, and Mn. James Murphy. Kelvin Grove Un-

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It’: the powerful drama “The Strange Love of Martha. lvers". Starring Barbara Sianwyck, Liza- beth Scott. Van lleflin. No uhori. reel with this feature. The admis-

sion prices for this show-Eve- ning 45c-30c. 7% w. ' --w-w\'!~$o- seq/u 4-) 5'

dress, based on the leaflet, "Wnat Your Money Does". and embracing many aspects of the Christian faith and missionary spirit. was delivered by Mrs. J. G. ‘founsend. A solo, expresslvely rendered by Miss Dorothy MacKenzle, added much to the service. Bur.

PALMER RD. NORTH SCHOOL

Report for February: Grade VIII-l, Isabella Handra- -han. '

Grade vI—i, David MoCue.

Grade V-1, Alphie Arsenauii; 2. Mary Ellsworth.

Grade IV-l, Ruth McGue; 2, Melvin Doucette; l, Ralph Arsen- ault.

Grade III-l, Hector 2, Marie I-lendrahsn.

Grade II-i, Esther Doucette; 2, Robert; Arsenault.

Grade I (Al-l, Roy Gallant; 2, Joseph Ellsworth; 3, Hubert Gai- lnnt.

Grade I (B)—i. Theresa Arsen- ault; 2, Edward Arsenault; 3; Louisa Doucette. _

Gsde I tC)—-i. Veida. Doucette: I, Lydia Doucette; 3, Leonard Ilandrshan.

Perfect attendance: David Mc- Cue, Ruth McCue, Ralph Arsen- ault, Joseph Ellsworth, Hubert Gallant, Leonard l-fandrshsn.

Teacher: Josephine Perry.

TIGNISII CONVENT

Doucette ;

Honor Roll for February:

Grade XI-l, Frederick Douc- ette; 2, Eugene Mscdonsld; 3. Jean Donald.

Grade X-l. Alfreda O'Brien to Florence Dunbar; 3, Camilla Gai- lsnt. Genevieve Cormier; 3, Irma Hogan and Janet Perry.

Grade IX-l, Carmella Arsen- sult; ‘i, Barbara McCue and Ever- ett Harper; 3, Joan Macdonsid.

Grade VIII-l Eugenie Richard; 2. Shirley Perry; 3, Annie MoCue and Mary Cameron.

Grade VII-i. Jeanette Gaudet; 2. Irene Richard and Marie Chais- son; 3, Bemadette Mex-tin and Norvrna Myers.

Grade Vf-i. Jean Gsudet: ‘l, Joseph Macdonaiti: 3, Jean Skerry.

Credo V-l. Auldine Arsenauli: ,2. Yvonne Perry; 3, Frances Her- per.

Grade IV-f, Ronald‘ Bernard: i. Dorie Richard; 3. Francis Des- lloch '

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Grrde IV-l. Gerald McCarthy: i. m-nestine Macdonaid: 3. Mary Wheien.

Grade III-I. Louise Geudet: 2, Doris LeClair: 3, Billy Fennessev.

Grade III-i. Lillian Kennedy; 2. Frances Mcliugh; 3, Eugene Kinch.

Grade II-‘l. Eleanor Mention- oid1nd Margaret. Shea: 3. Betty 3. Praneee Whelen and

Grids l1 IPrenchi-f. Audrey Richard: 3. Lorraine Gallant; 3. Gerald Desnoches.

Grade rtrrencbi-l. Alice Gm- det: I. Doreen Desitoches; 3. Os-

ited W.M.S. A compmhensive ad-

wald Bernard.

S'Side C.W.L I Monihlyjeeiing

The monthly meeting of _the Catholic Women's League of lum- merside washeld in the K. of C. Home on- Wednesday. March 9th. The president. Mn. Malcolm Steele. presided. The meeting opened with prayer and ‘the roll call was answered by- the members with a gift of clothing, for the destitute of Europe. Correspondence included a letter of thanks from St. Vincent's Or- phanage for boxes of clothing don- ated by the members; and one from Sister-ref Martha expreaaing ep- precfation for donation aetnt them. Mrs. W. J. P. McMillan, Diocesan Council president, wrote king the sub-division to contact any displac- ed persons in their midst. who are very often lonely in a strange land. and plan somq entertainment for them. A letter was also read from Mrs. D. l". McNeil. diocesan eon- vener of magazines, urging the members who have not already subscribed to do so; and finally n letter from Mrs. Adrian Melanie of Souris, citizenship convener. I-fer letter contained msny good eug- gestions for that. work.

The social service convene: re- ported making a number of vLsits to‘ poor families and finding much distress. and that a quantity of clothing. including shore. stockings, underwear and other things had been purchased and distributed; also that milk wnr being supplied as usual to undernourished chil- dren. The Red Cross report. was very satisfactory. The members who had been knitting and sewing at home turned In a i ge number. of finished articles, one ember hav- ing knit six sweaters. In addition to this. the members meet once a week at the K. of C. Home to sew and knit.

'I'.he convener for Girl Guides reported a very successful Guide Week. with a skate and lunch to complete the program.

1t was decided at this meeting to sponsor the picture, "The Fight.- lng Father Dunne". on Easter Monday and Tuesday. Mr. Harold Gaudet having very generously of- fered the Capitol Theatre for this purpose.

As the annual meeting and elec- tion of officers takes place at the Aprirmeeting. a nominating cc - mittee was appointed. The meg? ing then adjourned-S.

S'Side Curling Club Schedule

This week's schedule at the Sum- merside Curling Club is as follows: liionday-(IJII

Ice l-L. Willett vs. A. Brooks

Ice 2—W. MacDonald vs. W. Mel- lish

Ice 3-L. Lewis vs. B. Thompson 8:00-

Ice l-R. E. Ellis vs. W. H. West Ice 2-V. I-Iowatt vs. W. E. Jen-

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kins Ice Ii-M. Bell vs, M. L. Bradshaw 9:30- ' Ice 1—L. Llnkletier vs. F. Folland Ice 2-H. Clark vs. A. l-I. Corney

Ice 3-1‘. A. Campbell vs. G. F. Cameron. Tuesday 0:15-

Ice 1—I.. R. Allen vs. G. Hayes Ice Z-P. G. Weeks vs. A. Clark Ice 3-H. Macl-‘nrlane vs. E. Estey

c.00- , Ice 1—I. Nicholson VI. A. S. I-Iop- kins Ice 2-W. A. Currie vs. F. G. Mac- llae , Ice 3-L. H. MecFarlane vl. E. Foley 3:30- Ice l-R. A. Horne vs. E. Offer Ice 2—A. Brooks vs. H. Strong Ice 3—J. K. Curran vs. R. Bishop

Wedneeday

2:00- Ice l-II. E. Clark ve. W. Mac- Donald Ice 2—,E. Cnrney vl." V. Groom Ice 3-H. MacFarlane vs. T. L. Linkletter 3:30- Ice 1-A. Brook! ve. R. E. Ellie

Ice 2-6. F. Cameron VI. B. Thompson

Ice 3-J. K. Curran ve. W. M. Mellieh

8:15-

Ice 1-1‘. MacRaa ve. R. A. Horne Ice I-W. MacDonald ve. R. Bish-

0P Ice 3-A, I-I. Carney ve. A. Clerk 8-00-

‘Ice 1-11. Offer vs. w. Jenkins Ice 2-H. Strong vs. V. Groom Ice 3-H. West vs. E. P. Foley

9:30-

Ice l-M. L. Bradshaw vl. G. Hayes

Ice Z-T. A. Campbell vs. I. Nich- olson i

Ice 3-1.. R. Allen vl. L. Lewil

Thured

l! 6:15- Ice 1-W. A. Gordon ve. I-f. Strong

Ice 2-1’. G. Weeks ve. A. II. Cer-

ney Ice 3-L. Lewis vs. I. Nicholson .m__

Ice 1—Il. E. Ellis VI. L. Willett Ice 2-W. A. Currie T. L. Link- Ice 3-A. S. Hopkins VI. M. M. Bell 3:30- lce I-I-I. E. Clark ve. A.'Cierk Ice 2-12. Eetey vl. F. MacRee

son Friday Oil

5.. Ice i-G. F. Cameron ve. M. L. Bradshaw -

Ice Z-V. Groom ve. L. Wiiiett

Ice lt-A. Brooks ve. H. West 3:00-

lce I-E. Corney ve. L. i-i. Mac- Farlnne

Ice‘ Z-G. I-layee vs. TIA. Camp-

bell Ice S-P. G. Weeks vs. J. If. Cur- ran - 3:30- lce l-E. Estey vr. V. Hewett loci-R. Bishop ve. W. M. Mel-

irh . _ Ice 3-H. Strong ve. E. P. Foley. -—S.

Ice 3-K. Bilhop vl. T. D. Morri- '

Aircraft From S'Sltle Arrive In England

The two Lancaster aircraft Zen- ith and Polaris from the Sum- merside R. C. A. F. station arriv- ed nt Shawbury, England. at 10.30 (AST) yesterday morning accord- ting to information received at the station. '

The two planes, which are con- veying the members of the special- ist navigators course on a tour of English bases. took off from the Summerside Airport about six o'clock Saturday evening, approxi- mately nine hours later than their scheduled time of departure. They had been held up by the tail end Q of the sleet storm that had struck the Province on Friday and by the difficulty of getting weather re- ports to plot their course as the freezing rein on. wires had put the station teletypes out of operation and a short circuit in the power WIrOe had made it impossible. for a time, to operate the radio trang. mitilers.

The aircraft travelled by way of Gander, Newfoundland. where they

under the command of Squadron Leader W. L. Gillespie and is scheduled to return to Summerside on March 24th by way of the Azores-S. '

Power Circuits Being Restored In Prince County

Communication and electric pow- er circuits in Prince County are ETBdI-IBIIY 00min! back to normal following the severe sleet and freezing rain storm that swept the Province on Thursday night and Friday. Officials at the Summer- side electric light plant expected to have things pretty well fixed up by last night.

The power to the Airport was off from nine to twelve yesterday morning while workmen endeavour- ed to repair a short circuit on that line. The North St. Eleanors line which went out during the storm was still not. working late yester- day afternoon but the LIIIIIIPCICI‘ Road line ‘vas fixed up as well as the Notre Dame Street West line, which meant. that the artificial ice plant at the curling rink could on- erate again. The north circuit in town was off most. of Saturday iill 7.30 PM. Wolkmen worked most of Saturday night and all day yester- day to effect. repairs.