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e-FFLCIMS and relatives o! Mrs. Angeline Blanchard are sorry to hear she has zone to Ohm-lotte- town for medical treatment.

Miss Minds Kelly. Rnswills, was o recent visitor to Piusvilio. .

fir. John J. Oorcorsn and Mir. John y. Gsllant are busy cutting end hauling their summer's sup- ply o! ice, while the weather sod roads are favourable.

A ‘terse crowd attended the hockey match in Alberton rink. Mommy. March 1st. between Alberinnfﬂtegais" and Obesry “tisroons”. The score woe 4-1 in favour ei the "Bagels". Proceeds

nn-e for the "Veldn Matthews‘

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FATHER. AND SON OPEN THEATRE 1N (TLIZARY —-'l'he successful attempt made h." a P. E. Island lather and son wmhination to rehabilitate them- selves is featured in the current edition or Veterans Affairs. so Ottawa publication for veterans. It tells the story - of Milton smallmsn otULcerv. and his soc Ralph. nho have built a fine theatre with s. seating capacity o!

IOIIlC 500 pQTQOIiS. _ Snzsllmsn senior had thoughts 0i’ continuing in his slr’ loses trade of diesel iithr. while Ralph had thought of. working in a gar- lir. but opportunities in both trades appeared to be limited. so luv? looked around for some other \ hold. and noted thahthepqople I Qlbirv had to travel some forty miles to Surnmersido for theatre entertainment. So they decided in girlivlde entertainment nearer 107M‘.

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credits the? hsd over $4.000 to start building an attractively-do- signed thou-a with a seating cs- pacity o! 500. Labor was scarce so most oi the construction was done by themselves-including installa- tion oi plumbing. heating plant mo‘ air-conditioning system. To erect their building and install equipment took nearly s yes: but since their opening in January

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m’. Jim Kinch o! Alberto; was s. visitor to Howls: lost Friday.

Mr. Andrew Wood is in Ghar» loitetown taking a. short course.

Mr. Jack: Gallant. Duvnr. was iosrlmg pulp on Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richard o!

Howisn spent the week-end in

Albertou.

Miss Oothenne Perry szul Joan Arsensult were guests at the home o! Mr. and itLrs. J. C. Gallant on Monday.

Mir. Leo Arsensult returned on Mondsy lrom his trip to different places Ln Nevabcotia.

Mr. and mo. Plus Hanan. Dock Rood, visited their relatives here on Tuesday. March 2nd.

Match sure has acted the lion so fir. Here's hoping it finishes up like a lamb.

Messrs. Gborge and Oollton wood returned from lumber woos in Quebec on March 1st.

Mrs. kilos Oarruthero has been conﬁned to he: horns for the past week with a very bad cold.

On Friday afternoon s quilting bu was held at the home oi Mrs. Henry J. Gallant.

Tho monthly Credit Qnien meet- ing was held at the office on Monday. March 1st. with a. good attendance.

Quito a low irons this vicinity ere taking advantage of farmers and. flshermens short courses in QLesry this week. _

Lltill Miss Elaine. daughter o! Mr. and Mrs. Lorraine Gallant. celebrated. her second birthday on March 2nd.’ '

On Thursday, March 4th, Mr. Bruce Osrruthers, assisted by some of his neighbors. loaded a car o! spundn at Howlan switch.

lﬁlends o! we. Wm. shields

last yenr they have seen -thel. efforts crowned with nothing but success. With a schedule of (cu. shows s week, they have been playing lo consistently good houses,

“With a limited capital with which in get started, the partners were constantly vuatchlng for ways to economize in tho construction and equipment without making sacriiicesjo the comfort ol pat- rons. By building their own seats they were able to save $1.600 0-‘1 this one item alone but. air con- ditioning was a ‘must’.

"While engaged in erecting and equipping their venture. both fa- ther and son were granted assist once through awaiting returns ai- lowanoes. Since becoming estab- lished. both have repeatedly ex~ pressed their appreciation to thp department for this assistance without which they would have been unable to rehabilitate them- selves ln _th_e new project."

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Atths Sunday morning service of Bedeque United Church, Feb. 22nd., Rev. Burton Crowe gave s short address to the 51 temperance students who successfully wrote the eounns for the National ‘recip- erance Study Course. In Rev. Burton Grave's address to the winners he stated that the tcimperance laws cf any country swayed. one may or. another by the sentiment that was most ptomiﬂ‘ ent throughout the land and that the legislation of future years would be largely governed by the boys and girls today, . "The following are these who re- celved- their pins for writing the study course for live consecutive years: Shirley Jewell. Rsnces Craig and Catherine Craig. Edward Pearson. Joan Craig. - Certificate winners: George Wright. Ronald Dawson, Elizabeth Green. Victor Craig Garth Toombs, Culherine Callback, Gwynneth Doull, Shirley Jewell. Arthur Craig Stella Craig. Bobbie Bell. Garth Robinson, Carl Robinson, Marina lVlscCsllum, Joyce B ch u rm. a n . Blanche Craig, Edward Pearson, Ostherine Craig, Georgie Doull, Janet Bradshaw, m]; leckben. Harry Lowther. Margaret. Reset-e. David Reid, Wanda Pearson, John Miler-k, Stewart Craig. Evelyn Du~ var. Gerald Guvsr, Francis Craig Lorraine Duvar. Percy Muruno. Sherman McCaull, Joan Graig, Wendell Robinson, Charles schur- minimize Allleck. Arthur Coiiett, Earl qollstt, Cecil Murl, Georgie MLLPPIY."B- f Y—'\i~—_-_@_——-1__- Hﬂ‘ GCANDENAVIA Ill-ll‘

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Mr. and Mrs.- John i". Gallant and m. and time. Arthur Gallant were guests on Tuesday, March Lind. oi.’ Mr. and Mrs. Lorraine Gal- lant and fsuiliy.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Gallant.

Woodstock. motored to Charlotte- town on Sunday, February 20th, to visit his lather, Sylvong Gallant. and brother Frank, who is very ill in the San. . ' Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gallant sus- tained s great-loss on Saturday when they found their only cow had died. To make matters worse this cow had just greshened a week aim-How.

The short course, which was held in CYLeary for the past four days is now finished and it sure was enloyed by the many who took part- in it.

The many iﬂsnds hero oi m. and Mrs-Edmund Peters new ro- slding in Mlscouche will be glad to welcome them back in the early spring. This timesecn-ts they will reside in Glassy.

The sympathy o! this commun- ity goes out to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Matthews, O'Leary, who lost their house by fire on March 5. Mr. itatthews was s. young veteran of World War II, and had just bull’. s new house last summer.

~Mrs. Jack Finnsn had as Biiﬂst for the past week Mrs. Nova whose husband is working with Mr. Pin- nan on the show plough and they have been kept quite busy on the roads this winter doing a very good Job of keeping the roads open.

Mrs. Gaspie Arsenault. that old- est dear pld lady of 94 years has never been sick a day this win- ter and can always crack a joke yet. She resides hcre in Howlan with her daughter (Sophia) now Mire. Jos. Deroche and Mr. Deroche. Her other daughter (Agnes) btrs. Jﬂ. f1‘. Gallant. is spending the winter with her sou in Halifax.

»’I'i1e funeral oi’ the lute Andrew Martin of Bloomfield Corner book place on Tuesday morning st 9:30. Rev. Fr. Rooney oflicisted. When all that was mortal of a kind uni loving husband and father ivss tenderly lsldl to rest very ncsr to his loving wife -w,ho p. ‘eceased him about a yes:- ago, there to await s glorious u-esurréction. Much sympathy is extended to the be- reaved family.

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Honor Boll to: month o! Ile- rusry: .

Grade X: 1. Olsir Callaghan; 2 itlaxxvell Callaghan; 3, {cream-mg Doucette. '

Grade VIII: 1. Ralph 0s

and Agnes Gaudot (equal); 2. Iliiselma Douoetlo; 8. bun. une- P Y.

Grade VII: 1, Lawrence Burke;

.2, Rosalie Callaghan; 3. Alice Osl-

laghan. .

Grads VI: l. Janet Mtnphy; 2, J?!» Callaghan; 8. Ibrlo Mur- P 7-

Grade V: i. Reginald Gallant; 2.1‘ Myrtle Gallant; 3 hazel Mu:- P Y-

Grsdo W: 1. Alton. Oar-radios’: 2. Percy Gallo-at.- 8, Edgar Woke.

Principal: Howard Shoo.

Primary Department

Grade III (s): 1, Emily Thlbe- desu; 2. Alfred Alisln; 8, Patrick Doucette and Walter Callaghan (equal).

Grade XII (b): i, Patrick Oai- laghan; ‘.2, Shirley Carragher; 3. Velda Kinch.

Grade it (a): 1. Id-s Dougie; 2, Gerald Murphy; 8, Melvin Dos- teln.

Grade l! (b): 1, Jam (lo-limit; L’. Gordon Gallant; 3, Nora. Mm- Cormack.

Grade I (a): 1, Ailredc. Delaney; 2. Patrick Kinch; 3. Edmund Gau- d .

Grsds I (b): i. Harriet Musplw: 3, Winston Doucetie; I. Mutant Rose Douzetie.

Grade I (c): 1, Eva. Callaghan: 2, mand Delaney; 3. Goldie Gal- land

Teacher: Barnett Alien-n.

0'Leary Notes

Olen-y 1m given $91435 £0! the Osnedieln Appeal to Children Hind.

Mr. Albun Crasweil cl Bloomfield and lVlr. John R. Dignan of Hcwlan were visitors to OLeary on Sat- utday.

Mrs. Milton MacLean, Mrs, J. A. Grigg, Mrs. Charles Moreshead were tmong the residents o1 West Devon ovho were visitors to plenty on Saturday. -

On Jan. 24th. MI. and Mrs. Elmo: MocLellan of Springfield West, l {cw miles from GLeai-y lost their newly reconditioned home by fire. O'Leary residents gave generously to the family in their severe loss

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The gnsny friends o! Mrs. Phillips the Mother of Mrs. Ken Campbell or Gbesry and who makes her home with her daughter and Mr. Campbell will be sorry to loarnthst she is not at all well. and Iii unite in wishing this grand old led’. a very speedy recovery.

The smouldering ruins cl Elmer Matthews home was still warm when a house to house canvass was made or the homes of O'Lesry and while the canvass is not yet fully Cﬂmlilete. yet already over $200. has been given. It is reported that the management oi the Verdun Theater nrill have u Benefit Show for Mr. hiatthews. ~

Lest week the ULesry Maroon; Hockey Term journeyed to Alberton uvherp they met a team of Alberton and Tignish in ' a benefit hockey Eﬂme for little Velda Matthews of Eimsdaie who was no badly burnt in a tragic lire on Christmas dsy which took the lives of her mother and brother and sister and $220. was realized.

MH- Moo Palmer. P091111: and di-

Dartment of the Oﬂbeary School left on Monday for Littleton, New Hampshire, U, s. A. lccompgnlgﬂ by her sister of Bloomfield to visit her sister in that tiﬂvn who is ill. Without any exaggeration what- soever. we can confidently my the;

there is no more capable or con- scientious teacher, especially of the primary children than Mrs. Palmer.

The Olen-y United Church _Y0llhl Peoples Society intend hold- ing a Pot Luck supper and enter. tainment on Thursday March’ 1am with all the proceeds going to. the Voids Matthews mind. The 01p; C. G. I. '1‘. group has nude s con- trlbutlonto that roost worthy can“ and Lths Brae United church-Young Peoples Union mo intend m ‘hold I Pot luck suppor- and enter-tim- mot on Match 10in with the pre-

solns lo the veto; Mntthlws

.,-.. , ‘msmsilcarrlers are rand ‘ i; "The Bait do the lhrtlg‘. mm” our "Dispatch Riders" T113113 g9- gsn. ‘The Mail Must on ‘lhhuijiﬂ urges them to abandon their curs Ind rely on the tsithlul eldmdré 50d 5191811. when deep drifts o! snow tend to bur their my. ﬂow heartwmming it is to us little he“: pressed close against the window. pane, ‘Witching patient, “for g well known ca: er sleigh. =

"Irina; Much 0th was can It

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IT'S how the demand for telephone service ‘grows dolly greater. Plow irains and other mechanized equipments are speeding up the laying 0F many miiesvof cables, each comprising hundreds of circuits to conneci new ceniroi oificesrond still It's not enough. To meet this mammoth demand, the utmost eFiori is being mode by Northern Electric, Canada's largest makers b? telephone equipment

the coldest March days on record", heme of Mr. end Mrs. Elmer. Matthews be completely consumed by flames Friday morning.

by the weatherman forecasts, but the residents of O’Leary did not need the weatherman to tell them that u it was virtually iznpossibie to heat adequately many homes. Then to add to the cold, the re- sidents had to see the lovely new

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Citizens owe a very hearty of thanks to the obiiging and painstaking mailman, Mr. MecPhee, Mr. George Buchanan

a Oil Burning Ranges and Space Heaters

O s Electric Motors I Buffalo Robes a n”, wen Pumpb

a Shallow Well Pumps I

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and Mr. my Buchanan. who cover the rural routes and operate out of the 01cm’ Postofllce. The local mailman, Mr. Louis Bernard, who carries the mall from the rail. way station to the local postoifica hes nlsg given outstanding service. The most obliging and elflcieni

Among‘ Equipment Going at Bargain Prices ore the following: . a Gasoline Engines

e Electric d’: Radios

s Furnace 0i! Burners o 600 lb. and 2400 lb.

Capacity Scales s Two Duly Wood Bloigha e Batty Hay Can-ions o Batty Water Bowls

nus SALE i

Postmaster. m. AMI Wbbb lﬂl Mrs. Webb have Biven the public excellent service and have carrlOd out their duties in a monster tiaﬁ has left nothing to be desired. Th0 new postotfice is also moot cons modious and convenient for thq

Pwille- f.

Clearance Sale

Commencing Today there will he a Discount from. 10 to 20% on all our stock.

This is a Sell-Out Sale as we have leased‘ our premises to the firm of Crockett & Storey Ltd.‘

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