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me, He asked nm in the begin. inference that things would ai- here tonight. nmgg May be P.-.,mp1cd by m, ways be that way. that Stella We have a few words to say for iiiothcr. uiio was l3t'ubabl)' Promn:- would always find Raoul undt-- you which we thought it ed by my graiidniothcr, but an:'- J llmdhble - . . W0U1d b9 Fight-g .,.;.). 1,, asked my-” I Stella stepped out of her show- NOV 35 YOU KNOW EON Were Our --wen. 1'11 hp 599...; you there. I er and into the soft yellow dress 12081 kE9'i3P1'- R WTY UBDPY Anti ivhat about Coming up to which she had though Raoul would Pull, t t k ;.j.,i.,nd.da my a few days ti-H5 admire so much, with ixry llllllf And llr::ulcli;3nwm4:g1E:1he1;'0xeV;?; next week?" intervening ceremony. s usus. A . i"llhats ti vezv noble thought of She had 1911 0VCF.V1-'1m8 U” the , , ll” trophy y .Vn'.irs, view. i” see what Ican last minute. She had not packed M” :0” i:;ll:u9rll:.;?;g:”” .j.. t -, (hum-:19, so long." 1 the old-lashioncd costume -- a t g - Si la felt more and more grate- l long flounced white dress which Fm ”;:nctl:r9 ugt Y&:1oI;( tgucti; iltlati .'t:L to Drsu all the time. It was had belonged '9 .3'irs.Shl'c;1ntciiaiiic games ' Di-cw who. as a member of the when she was a ztr. e a i0 so U , " Yacht. Club, had given the ucccs- l get this dress and all the flIS5.V ":2? aaoxlllarefiumxggye E53? .. t -- t - i '1 into a . Sill) OK. in hot choice of Raoul. I things that unit iiith i W0 hop, mu Wm be wnh M for a llOll-IliCTIll)Pp. as a guest at inc 5Ug,:a”sC.Was already honking mo snow” year to come-

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Stella had offered to withdraw seam during the interview. but both I The death occurred in the Prince her zrantiintnthcr and Raoul hadl Report for March- . Edward Island Hospital on Febru- prefcrrcd to have her remain, and 3 Grade X-1. Billie Macboimltt, tiry sevetttecnth, 1951, after 8 she had felt her heart bursting 2.1490 Dolmni 3- Joscph Revell. months illness. of Mr. Alexander Wm, pmde at 1hc'd1gnm., w,,,.l Grade IX-el. Pat Mcwatlez 2.-Charles. MacNelll of Cavendish. parable to hzs ant.i;:onist's mvn, 'Eul""e Wynne: at Bcmard Camiazpd clglll-li one -wars' The 15” mm ,..h,Ch Raw: had met her. ,m,11A.-, lvlr. MacNrill was the last remain- Hc hoped 31.3, Fontajne womdi Grade VIII-4Mr. Calla:.;haii's mg member of the family of the bi-iimve. in-. said. may mere mm Dept)-i. Gerard Cheveric; 2. late Charles and Mary tBuntaini been no dClil)Dl'8LC intention on his Leonafd 5? 3011": 3A JNTIPS M3T' Ml:.CNelll. mm mm illved ms par: of precipitating a situation of IQ”?-"'5 , an Eye 13:, I" ll.” commun- which Stella's grandmother would" Gmde V111-'Mt'. hrtat-Doii-41.15 y n is t-ii he ll” Mr." mld disal)P1'0vc. Though he was sorry Dr-nmet. Donny Lectmr: 2. Peter llmch he 10V” S0 We". Dunne his she was not willing to countenance lMCG9""Cli 3- B'mm'd Gallamt Imzg Him bgsy we be had won the an cntzsgenicnt. the fact remained i Gmde VII” 'Mr' B”dl"'AVi5 ke,,.:c.cHan ra tpctloy 0! -3.” who that this alrcaciv existed and that. iD0rst.i-l1g garnet Steele; 2. V”" friegldslmdln ll Fire mac ,0! mN.Mm.(,l iL(.m,1d only be bmkm lcent, Griffin: 3. Hubert Mcxemiii. ever Chelblilsh hlie al "35 WI10 Vii” liv iiiutual t'JllSCnl. on his part and l Grade vn'-(Mri McGulg":nS a successful Iafmzitemorld tne was iStclla's, W:llL'h it as lacking. Hnw- y?I:IzB)o;gid'PEl'l;gr0E&il'g:l3lIpi 4”” ..,Cfh.C ii;ne”,St in ananatnfgk ('3: eiei. he thought it uould be A f - - i the advancemem of Church gnd

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She did not in the least mind ask- ing Drew. because she knew he would understand her request per-

fectly. and that, . h h d " . 1m.m3 a..im:;.' 9M”mfj0 hm. I dgfe gll Lay-Away Sale d 'lllhltrti;tl guests sat go? to I pgm iik ,1 l - . I e ec a e supper serve y mem- i:::. li:.i:..l.?.tii?..?3 I G-mam WI" be mm mm or w. r. conditions. Indeed. the regret III iferred I'D Ollf NEW cluded T ln” m Th” Km” 9”” his voice when he told her he posed by Ivan Adams" Nnuon” mum mt. sounded very smcew S RE, Anthem. Address and Present... . I Jncndouslv pony Slcua tlon to Leighton Harrington by ' i ' ' Ivan Adams and Emmett McKin-

I thought of course you were all

than your crowd. and it's more or loss centering around Harold and.

Evil-V" Balm", Tile-Vi” jusl back with card games. music and soniz. fiom thczr ueddtiig trip around. and R dance to music 1”. Bennie tho imrld. You know tiie,v've ' Mcxiimon and Charlie Cole Vocal WT”. f"-Tl” ij1"l0?l 3 .V”T- iindl solos with guitar accompaniment ciciintlt .. milcrtaltilng lop tlieui... Queen sf. 1,... Chm", C01,, atways n popuym. Snail l ra.l up one of my cronies. I entertainer. who was in his best 1 k'lj”', 31 W5! 9 50"" men M" . T term. were -specially vnioyed. -tt0Ll.(i , mp at the chance of tak- ; m T Following is the add;-955;.

mg -you i int: he couldnt come after a.l -

too, and Gail Rutledge will taltci

skippcrette supper dance and. what .

has still more iiiiportant, it was ' horn outside as she tore down the signed by the Spring Valley only because Drew had been so l stairs. carryinl! the Suitcase hcr- I-loc1teyTeam.

staunchly lier ally that Mrs. Fon- self. Thcyhtiidhnot satilt a dgreat

taine had consented to receive deal to eac at er as icy rove

Raoul and had given him the out to the club.

lore her in his own way.

to Europe and study singing while I

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

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The home of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Harrington and Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Harrington was the scene of a Jolly event on Thursday even- ing. March 29th, when Spring Val- ley hockey fans feted the local hockey team, whose captain Em- mett Mcxinnon was presented

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When Raoul telephoned that liel with the DeB1ois Bros. trophy at could not come down for the Yacht I Kenstngton rink at the C1060 of Club dinner dance because Huey t the M131 E31710 01 "19 591493-

Lang had called another special i Members of the sea View Less!!! Session of the L 1'1 t- -, S; tr ' o comprised of Sea View. Malipeque. a cam... up D,.e.,”. ”;,.;l;;en,.,jg: THURSDAY Is the Last Darnleiv and spring Valley. the

latter team known as the "Glid- era" has been successful in captur- ing the trophy, both in 1950 and 1951.

Day of the Sale at 99 Queen St. After that

non. Toast to the hockey players by George Glover. Toast to next year's team. Ivan Adams, Vote of Thanks to hostesses by Enunett Mcxlnnon. The remainder of the evening was very pleasantly spent

with Raoul. But I'm going lia Heals guest. The group r table is a good deal older

150 GT. GEORGE I Greendafs

that he would try to see her the next week instead - and all the next day Mrs. Fontaine's unspoken

Dear Lcighton:-- we sour friends which have

, liiii not tiiat badly titfl I a good crowd for my table.

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MGDRE a. M?LEOD t.mted..

good idea for Stella to an community. He W” 5 member of

-l' Arthur Mccabei 9 George Cavendish Presbyterian (now Uni

"trainer; 3. Genrtze MacDonald.

ed to forge ahead in politics. . . , ted) chip h, - agreed with Mrs. Fontaine l Glad.” VI"(M”S Vlllllsils 1.39"” He marlled Miss May Hooper of '-i-hre should and could be no ' It Klmlml Bl""Cha'd' "' Mlchn” Milton. who passed awav four

.Farnier; 3. Eric Kelly.

MILLIONS OF FAMILIES AGREE WITH SCIENTIFIC FINDINGS THAT:

question of an immediate marriage. . . , years ago. ' . - v - lir had told Stella that from the i Grad” V”lM'55, Cl7”ik””l D9”-l pliable lhEllblI?Cdi'l1l?(hE(i'eEIl'3lggflalgtgsn Ev Q vgxaa l)c:.iin.ng, too. But this was only "I: .ch”le5 s"”m5 2' D""3l3'-' warm wclcotne to all. both voting rllfgh Ia hzcaiisc e- again he must ask Mrs. , Gnflmi 3' Gwilld M"D?"ald' and old. i '1 '.o' -r -: Fnmaiw tn bdieve mm g M . Giatle.V-tlilllss Bnutiers Demi- The flmeml sN...1Ce was held i Q K

couirl not provide for Stella pro- ll)'lWCfcl,:":4i:lgl1lg;lc;hlEhP;lll9l” Mm” from Cavendish Church and was '

pr:-ly at the moment. though he " t . - t , Very 1-1Fr:6l.v attended. The astor V - uas sure he would be able to do lDf”L"1deIIv.;.'Mt'5s J' llVl”D.”'f”1df Rev. George Cough brought is . ff 7; i, so wiiii.n a reasonable lrnglh tit ' Galllrv-D'imnlns1onB .Cl,ev"'c' . It" "M55389 Of hot)? and COYMOFL F'3V- g 59' s. I tune. it did not. scemllo occur to van" 0 ' ” N” MaCG”l' 3;”; h.'v'm!15d Upln Slhe llllls, Rock 0' a T" ? I him that Stella might iavc money . -; .. , 805 Im Tie ands of Times s c

of her own from her father's 1 1 Ign;'y:”s .H:55lm1” 139"” We Slnklnl W9"! EU"? d lb X; estate. and that eventually she Donald? ,! H”dl":;-P--- Jfp” Ma" Th" Pallbeaffrs W91"? HEDHCWS. would have a good deal more Gram-. tlon ”(l;vil'FW D"7l;A't'. D H Lorne .ilacNcili. W. L. Toombs. ) 9 mm her g,...,ndm0,hc,..,p 1 Frank CREE hign o.Hl'sRvn .n Chester Bulman. Ralph MncNeill. t g

The interview cncicd witliout MCLMW , ,1" l. "Ill om" Garth "099" and GCT3ld Hooper. if without wanmh. . . 2. .nui Ciiiicii mid Paul He was laid to rest. beside his

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iq.i7-””..-;'.?i':Si.i."fl"TL lliT.lil”l..l2i CW HHMBS ””D0"a.5”"5 "'."Y- amidst nve senmuons or ll'uiiil's bcarinv and behavior had Dcpm 1' Paul Murphy: at Bum! ms peoplet ("twp -mm red! Credit and that Blnncliartl: .1. Paul Batcliildcr -re”. oi. Whiz”: anti”; ail, g Gt-ado IIL-(Miss waist.-5 D9,... Loxnol 5. ICP) - nc...,..;,..,, l3ut hilrs Fniitaine did not iiicn- ' 1' Slcphcn Colman): 2' Blair from '.' llnmv "m""3 "Mme ”' 'on lltioii-ll: name she did not a it Mccabci 3' Harold Hpnmsstx llnnds I" we Indian ocean R .. .g p . V 3' Grade u..tM1s5 waist.-5 Dept. unrld traveller said here he had Whfthmh0l1Hi'll1HtFl1Cdl1rst0:.3t ...1, Philip Muuaiv. ') Bnhbvlloillitl persons who had never i(JVusinLe:s -bcfoirc tlhe t1Suprciite 0-Rom.-K(,. 3. pm” 'Cim.n:&m,,.. i liozirti of the Second VVorld Wur. E01” f7T.1"(lUm Vim" 19 ll-15. Gmdp 11-,.Mjt5 v,.55mwl.; Dpmp, -------re-:.DG. ',mXlellk.p"V And Comte 1” NEW O” at. Wendell lVlt.'l)0llE.'illii2. .la(:!ti': FH?IA(ll"s w2::ll' ”"e””"d3hl"'- man: she i no say 5 e was Lawi . d A” . p . .n:: nn M t ) -- Two hors s sure he iI'0'tt;d peg to Mgasgillhgltljil p,u10lv4Cl.g;l0,,,m”.an wcDmnld' 3' that holler; fr;-im A no. imfk in time an 1.3 pm. 5, y Ha, . cud I 7 , , were ('l'lllRl xi tor they had been would an vciy won in Conzrcxs Deg?) 9,. FI,.,,n';,l:nS;;1M3f,f,I;?:.lll"; :liillISEd by n liulice car for stnttn She still had not said a single Lou” H”; p. A1 ' "5 one of these things when Stella Alfred 3' An Mumw and .. T revealed that she had invited him p G.-M19 1DqMi55 Mom”-5 Dept yg, The Pnclflc Md 0! lhe plmama tn the dinner dance after the i 1. David Cobum; 2 way"? ism. Canal 15 Ictually 27 miles east of

skipperetle races, and that Raoul had been that telephone call say-

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Ellanz 3. Louis Hnrdiniz. wife. in hostoric Cavendish Cem-

CEUE; 3. Francis Gallant and Ken- Auamic enhance”

neth Dolrnn. 3 I Grade Ia(Miss Duffy's Dept.i..

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3 James Molyneauit.

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