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Boston. os sor the Souris —s ame . z entitled “Lena-Rivers,” | William Brown relating to mem- series against in the’ town hall Wednesday, |bership and urging the club to Auerbach. caloused veleran of Sunday afternoon and ale : 21 | make an all-out effort to obtain 19 years National Basket- night in quest of a sev o on ague an April 21. ance sale of tickets mew members. Also discussed all Association. describe the world championship in a row, et xpecting a large turnout to sup- ee eer ee May You Surely Should See This Easter Play

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orn ‘A—Keir Clark of Mon- (David Stewart who ‘resigned ed genehed presented tee ves bean appeisted to thol he. was appointed a mem- | sum of $25 towards the fund ae Zone Chairman Roddy ee = Board of, Broadcast pber of the Shaw cabinet’ that being collected’to buy jackets | Pratt of St. Peters‘to attend the | St Parish Hall. it was announced here @year..A prominent Island Farm-|for the Georgetown Juvenile | zone rally to be held in St. Pe- e $s Fp ry of State Maurice Lamon-{@r,‘Mr:~Burge is currently the | Hockey Team which under the |ters on April 26. A supper and | Souris - . . eet See. Copaiion Hor- | coaching of a fellow Lion, John |dance will highlight this occa-_ : of ticultural Council... _ _* |“Fallen Leaves” Walsh, won| sion. the Toland ereiie Cena | A coctee at ie were ene | Monday, April 19 and Tuesday, April 20 | Ship. _ paid and the meeting then | . * SOMEBODY'S = aotey read the mi | aiteuread wn _. Cartain time 8:30 pm. oie B : _ eee Excellent Specialties in 1934. He is director ‘ 4 =,

Sf, See wee SOURIS MAN |“cereomtte ed), Tae wore MPa La. Nemes iid... Corres; included a| The movie My Fair ts | : pean : a letter_from Teer _Semeee waking Se sentenes NOES 4 pannel & + Some lefthanded \George Cormier of Shed@iac;\« Africa and t scalp- | Curtain Time 8: eee joe } ~ mem seems _to-have-it ee IN.B., 1 rectin chis_inal a jto.ers demand . 10 times a normal | ieee ahead et eee acs ie s oo re is ee Soe ber of the for drew Leslie of Souris. |be present for ‘annual prices. * : i the Third ae eed A while back, somebody 10 —————=—— sana aoe ee in| tified The Guardian that © Mr. 1951 and of ed Leslie merited the -sympa-

thies of his fellow citizens be- ¢ause he was immobilized with a broken limb. This, it the | turned out, was erfoneous. Mr. Leslie’s limbs were intact.

More recently there was an item sent in that Mr. and Mrs. Leslie had left on a trip to Ha- waii. Seems there is no Mrs.

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long holiday this weekend. Of- fices closed Thursday at 5 p.m. and will remain closed until 8.30 a.m. Tuesday.

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Protestant churches i The Easter story will be told September, ‘1963, Mrs. ° eae c muabet at| bth exntie, end eulerell pictures |[aray Tether Deptt Carch| = Seeene, EO City Jewellers special services over the week-| at 7 p.m. where funeral service will be! Jos telephone call from a_| Charlottetown Jewellers will end as part of Holy Week Ob-/ Services be held at tae ech Piet commiery, | Woman. win gave her the hoor qn oddeess ty George ances. Calvary Temple at 8.09 / Beach Point cemetery : agent’s home phone number. iw, presiden Cana- “Special Easter masic will op|p-m. and Sunday at 7 a.m. 1100 She dialed it ‘and got Mrs. 8 ee eek featured at both and|a.m. and 7.30 p-m., wi . 7" Catizone on the wire—not an Charlottetown services at Trinity Uns-|and Mrs. A.R. Langille as guest SECRET AGENT ex-wife but a very present ee eee number of "$. Peter's Cathetiral will hotd A number of Protestant de-| _ (Coutinued frém«page 1) Wetiked Wak wiad at toe vation will visit various . jewel- Mattins and Litany today at 10|nominations participated in an| while preparing it for a set | 4, really serious woman-to- |-lers throughout the Maritimes a.m., with Evensong at 4 p.m. tional service | Tet government woman talk, Catizone took | the week of May 10. , Sunday services include Holy|Good Friday at Trinity United| HANDED OVER $2,000 the phone and told Mrs. Dar- | Mr. Shaw, who came to Can- Eucharist at 7 and 8 Cor-| Chureh. The service, conducted| In May, 1962, Catizone’s | 1. to get lost or he would (ada from Scotland in 1919, has al Eucharist and aoa a Th by Rev. Louis Elias, president | , tale of a former wife who wa8'| 1 ov. her “taken care of.” been in the jewellery industry a » oe ( * Ministerial to wreck his spy ‘lfor over forty years and is well @ children's service at 3 p.m.|0f the Charleticiows Min cia Wh tes, Dare @ ee 2 Po wake Seinen Sr Des and ind choir. The sermon was de-| hand over $2,000 for back ali- | Vit" te whole imeredible | President of the Tru-Blu Dia- 'e Deum at 7 p.m. ; se Siow R. Tay Md io sad Company, he has will bold early Communion at &|lor of the Xirk of St. James,| Then. to Mrs. Darris’ com | trom there. They found out served on the Board of Direc- am., family Communion at 9.30 who was assisted by Rev. Ger-| #emation, tragedy overtook | 51. parris was only one of jtors of Canadian Jewellers Sung Holy Eucharist at 11, and |@ld Coles, licentiate minister of the doughty agent. He tele- four feminine admirers of |Association for over 20 years. on binding cexvion ah ¥ : Hazelbrook Baptist Church, and] Phoned an auto accident out- | soont Tom Romano. é i The young people's group at |Rev. Donald C. Powell, minister side Washington had killed ® | “Whenever one of the ad- | “Defence of Liberty” has re- s of Hunter River United Church, | fellow - agent and left him | jirers phoned Catizone at |cently been approved as a new / First Baptist Church will con- St. Peter's.-St. Paul’ paralysed from the waist : i party for Norway's next: elec- Gest 0 ounriee service Sunday at Trinity, a $s, St. % | Gown. ee tion. It is the nation’s 13th par- 30 a.m.\A number of anthems | Park Royal, th Army worker race truck . : by choirs of the church and vo-| and, Calvary song aoe Weel een cest Mee, barrie | ote weet Sable |S EASTER CANDIES FOR THE KIDDIES ply ge wolllgrmtacaticas "Vardhearted exwife. ‘The $25 | jime,t0.jaik, that the encine “| Why Feel Weak, Run-down, WHILE THEY LAST ! -wife. was ve Mes Pretperian Chres wt| G@OFGE Jordan | ws sewrsis money fe she | wp foc sect cue * | Tired, Nervous or Old? Come Out And Meet spec! m at its iam mdm. ences | Dies Suddenly | sort ter, tr Se | ghey aman Tak |Seeare oaee The Burger Family ¢ e i Judge Thomas F. Murphy | weak, tired, nervous, low in energy, try MURRAY HARBOR — The a: pitiful sight con- aoe eae i ar ———. oe rr death occurred suddenly at his | the divorcee. Into her | gave Catizone two years in nagar ag Pit ol aed ee te the Kick of Mt. 3 home here of George Jordan in’ two attendants | prison for masquerading as " en | bore Catizone ona stretcher. | an agent of the Central Intel- New members will be receiv. /Ms 7ots year: | After a brief visit, with a | ligence Agency. He continued ed into the church at 11 a.m., The-late Mr. Jordan was born| | 3 wave of the Cati- | the mechanic free in $2,500 followed by Communion, at at High Bank and was a son of) 1... was borne supifiely away | bail for an appeal from evi- ee, ee dics can ee and Mrs. Luther! _ ‘the whole caper having cost dence he called “overwhelm- tictbat wer choles por. [lereae- ia life he went | im $60 to hire the ambulance - ing. Park Royal United Church and |to the United States where he| eee saw prety Ro- Central Christian Church will/lived until his retirement m)/ mano again feature Easter music at their 11/1964 when hetame-to Murray) on aig h a.m. and 7 p.m. services. Harbor with his wife, the form- yest oes At the Salvation Army Cita-|er Elizabeth Kerr of Massach-|: however—in February, 1963, del, Suhday services begin at 7 | usetts. 5 | when he telephoned her that a.m° With~a’simrise service,.fol-| Besides his wife he leaves to he and another agent were the lowed by an Easter breakfast | mourn his passing, one son John | only survivors of seven and the regular 11 a.m. service. | Mass., two sisters: American who had un-

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