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Jack ‘ Holt _ i At Capitol j

Jeath-taking tiraina of the rcd- l blooded action type highlights the current attraction at 1hr Cillflfgl Theatre. “Outlaws oi the Oils}; wmch Opened yesterday‘ staiiitis Jack Holt and with Mac Clarke iii the featured feminine r012-

Bet in the colorful Orient, Out- laws of the Orient," present-s Holt g5 an American oil compo: y foie- man, who, two dtiys beiorc his mar- riage to a New York soviet-ll‘ Em. must hurry back to the Gobi desert. H; tpones his marriage. hOPmB to rgﬁrn in a few weeks. IIUSlUHdy

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‘Holt plunges into his task, at the sumo liinc tllVlllll W Slralghicn 0w‘ hs brother. But a rival oil corn- pany complicates matters. It lilies

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lilies and otherwise hamper him in 0pm»)- “ﬂy _ Plenty of excitement li'i1ll.\]1ll‘(‘s before Holt can leavethe oil fields and return to the Unllﬁd Slates.

Halts performance. as usual. forthright rind convincing. It will please all his old fans and Shmlld give him many more admirers. Miss Clarke is pretty and eflectiveyilﬂd James Bush, as iioits yollnser bre- ther, is perfectly cast and does very well in it truly difficult role. Com- edy is supplied by Ray Walker. Wh° plays an airplane pilot.

136mm Roberts, Harold Huber, Joseph Crehan. Tetsu Komal Luke can. and Richard Doeb complete the cast.

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[Sturgeon School Fair , ___

CLASS I-Gralnl

Sec. i: Oats—Ethel Reid, MJ-IN.

Sec. 2: Wheat-—1. Douglas Col- lings, Sturgeon; 2. Reggie Reid. M.l-I.N.; 3. Jean Bernard, Pan- mure Island; 4. Leo McCarmn, Sturgeon. _

Sec. 3: Barley-—1. Billy McDon- ald, Panmure Island.

sec. 4: Corn-l- Lyle Hit-ken. Gsspereaux; 2. Willard Stewart. Milltown; 3. Douglas Ceilings. Sturgeon.

Sec. 5; Beans-—1. Margaret Lav- ers. Sturgeon; 2. Carl Collings, Sturgeon; 3. Rachel Collings,Stur- geon.

CLASS II-Roote

Sec. 1: Green Mountain Pota- toes—1. Carl Ceilings, Sturgeon; 2. Derrell Collings, Sturgeon: 3. Eddy McDoiiiild. Paiimure Island; 4. Harry Murphy, Sturgeon.

Sec. 2: Irish Cobblers-—1. Jean Bernard, Ptiiimure Island; 2. Don- aids. l/Iaiheson, Milltown; 3. Carl Mcbure, M. l-I. North; 4. Priscilla Reid, M.I-I. North.

Sec. 3: Turiiips--l. Eddy McDon- ald, Panmure Island; 2. Jean Ber- nard, Panmurc Island; 4. Jean Graham, Gaspereaiix.

Sec. 4: Mongols-—1. Eddy Mc-| Donald, Panmure Island; 2. Rach- , elCollings, Sturgeon; 3. Jean Gra- hum, Gaspereaux; 4. Margareti Murphy, Sturgeon.

Sec. 5: Carrots — l. Madeleinei Creed, Sturgeon; 3. ReynoldsLlew-' ellyn, Sturgeon; 3. Maurice Creed, 1 Sturgeon; 4. Grey Reid, M. Har- bor North

Sec. 6: Parsnlps-l. Harry Lav- ers, Sturgeon; 2. Reynolds Llewel- 1_\'n, Sturgeon; 3. Jean Graham. =GnspcrcnliXI 4. Billy McDonald, Panmiire Island.

CLASS III-Vegetables

Sec. 1: Tomatoes - 1. Gladys Lundrigan. Sturgeon; 2. Tommie Jackson, Sturgeon; 3. June Con- rad, sturgeon; 4. Madeleine Creed. Sturgeon.

Sec. 2: Cucumbers-l. Dixon. Gaspereaiix; 2. ‘McDonald, Paiiinure

Edith Therese Island; 3.

“Pick A Star” At Prince Edward

Patsy Kelly knocks and Hardy .

out Laurel . Jack Haley and Rosina. Lawrence crash stuaio gates . . . Mischa Auer and Lydu Roberti as scintillating movie stars . . . just a few hilarious highlights of the opening showing oi the lea- ture comedy, "Pick i1 Star," at the Prince Eduard lhcntre yesterday. Featuring ﬁlmlancfs finest furi- stcrs and songsters, "Pick a Star" is a melodious, madcap, mirihquakc‘ of the movies. Waterloo, Kansas, was the beginning for Rosina Lanj- rerice, a screen-struck girl with Jack Haley, the homelowii biy

i Mabel Sorrie, Miiltown.

Sec. 3: Beets-l. Archie Dixon. Gaspereaux: 2. Myron Jackson, Sturgeon; 3'. Maurice Creed. Stur- geon; 4. Margaret; Levers, Stur- geon.

Sec. 5: Pumpkins-—1. Eldon Dix- on, Gaspereaux; 2. Francis Mc- Kenzie, Gnsizereaux; 3. Derrell Ceilings, Sturgeon; 4. Reynolds LlewcPyn, Sturgeon.

Sec. 6: Squash-l.‘ Myrtle Dix- on; 2. Billie McDonald; 3. Don- alda Mathcson.

CLASS 4-I-‘lowers

Sec. 2: Mixed Flowers-—1. Tbm- mie Jackson; 2. Jean Steele; 3. Noreen Coyle; 4. Douglas Ceilings.

Sec. 3: Gladiolus-—1. Eva Jack- son; 2. Douglas Collin-gs.

Sec. 4: Geranium—1. Reynolds

friend; Hollywood, California, was the end oi s bairage on the ﬁlm sets with Patsy Kelly running riot. and toiling the girl-crazy idol, lVlis-

clia Auer. ‘

Fun and glamour", songs and rom- ance, dancers and brainy arc com- biied in this entertaining ii'olic bc- hind the scenes of a Hollywood studio. -

Director Eduard Sedgttilck utilized many years of experience in vividly introducing the atmosphere and activities of a studio tied into the inside story of the gins outscle the studio gates. Headlined were the uproariously funny 'aii(l original sequences enacted by Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy and the hot-cha number of Lyda Itoberti.

Patsy Kelly, Jack Haley and Mis- cha. Auer turn in sparkling per- formance to add to their comedy renown. Beautiful and youthful Rosina Lawrence scores brilliantly with her pleasing voice and skzllfnl acting in the romantic heroine role to merit special commendation.

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Ceilings,’ 2. Harry Murphy; 3. Carl Ceilings.

red R0(‘(l()—I. Theresa McDonald: 2. Reynolds Llewellyn; 3. Derrell Oollings.

glas Collings; 2. Reynolds Idewei- lyﬂi d. Carl Ceilings.

2. G-asrpereaux; 3. Panmure Island.

Bec. 2: Wild Flowers-—1. Mill- . town Cross; 2. Panmure Island.

Cross; z. sturgeon; 3. Gaspereaux.

Cari-on; 3. Alice Miller; 3. Eric

1. Margaret Rose: 2. Daniel Daley; 3. Irene Moore; 4. Dannie Creed.

Llwellyn; 4. June Conrad.

Sec. 3: Crabs-l. son; 2. Theresa Jamleson; 3. Dou- ~. glas Collings; 4. Reynolds Llewel- lyn.

Sec. 4: Plums-—1. Irene Moore; 2. Hazel Nicholson.

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Sec. 2: Blscuits—1. Noreen Coyile 2. Noreen Coyie; 3. Francis Creed; .4. Clemmie McCarron.

Sec. 3: Ginger Snaps-—1. Hazel Nicholson; 2. Theresa MoCarron; 3'. Mary Janet Creed; 4. Theresa Jamleson.

Sec. 4: White Tea Cake-—1. Eva Jackson; 2. Irene Moore; 3. Fran- ces Creed; 4. Gladys Landrigan.

Sec. 5: Fudge-—1. Hazel Nichol- son; 2 Gladys Landrigan; 3. Eva Jackson; 4. Phyllis King.

Sec. 6: Canned Beets-l. Mar- garet. Lavers; 2. Kitty Steele; 3. Ellen McKenzie.

sec. 7: School Lunch—1. Made- line Creed.

CLASS ‘I-Sewlng‘. Knitting and Crocheting

Sec. 1. Div. A: Doll's Pyjamas.- 1. Mabel Sorrie; 2. Donalda Math- es" i; 3. Ther: McDonald.

Sec. 2: Domed Mitten-—1. Mabel Sorrle; 2. Theresa McCarron.

Sec. 3: Embroidery - 1. Mabel Sorrle; 2. Mildred Campbell.

Sec. 4: Knitted Scarf —1. Mabel sorrie; 2. Ellen McKenzie.

Div. B, Sec. 1: Blouse-—1. Edie Mathesont 3. Edith French.

Sec. 4: Darned sock — l. Jean Steele; 2. Edith French: 3. Hazel Nicholson; 4. Dot Godsoe.

Sec. '5: I-Iemstltchlng-J. Aman- da McClure; 2. Edith French.

CLASS 8—-Manual Training

Div- A, Sec. 1: Reynolds Llewellyn. Sec. 2: "Bird House - 1. Eric Mdyneatix; 2. Myron Jackson. Sec. 3: Towel Holder ~—- 1. Jnlin Creed; 2. Tommie Jackson; 3. My- ron Jackson. _

Div. B, Sec. 4: Miscellaneous- l. Eric Molyneaux; z. Allan Jam- ieson; 3. Lowell Johnston.

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CLASS ll-Llvestovck and Poultry

Sec. 1: Heifer Calf-l. Douglas

Sec. 2:Pullet and CockereHBar-

Sec. 3: White Leghorn-—1. Dou-

CLASS Ill-Collection!

Sec. 1: Weeds—1.Milltown Cross: Sturgeon; 4.

Sec. 3: Insects — 1. Milltown

CLASS li-Sohool Work Sec. 1 (s): Writing-l. Leo Mb-

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Molyneaux; 4. Georgina Hender- son. Sec. 1 (b): Writing- 1. Jean

Graham; 3. Fern Hicken; 8. Lena Llewellyn; 4. Slddall Jenkins.

Mabel some; 8. Jenn Bernard; 4. Jameo Douglas. '

I. Mary Llewellyn: 3. Willis Jen- kins; 4. Donaldo Motheson.

Phyllis King; 3. Mary Creed; 4. Heath Hewellyn.

l. Jean Steele; 8. Gladys IJIIdF-l‘ gun; 4. Rhoda McClure.

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Sec. 1 (c) —- 1. Kitty Steele; i. 80c. 1 (ill-—1. Helen’ Jamleson; Sec. 1 (e)--(l. Madeline Creed; l. Sec. I (1)—1. Amanda Mature:

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sec. I (b): B. America-lLAlbei-t Johnston: 2. Margaret Douglas; 3. Mary Creed; 4. Shirley Johnston Geo. 2 (c): Europe-—1. Amanda Mdlnm; 2. Reta. Johnston; 3.3mm “ molten; 4. Margaret. Rose.

Sac. 3 (a): Art work, snowman --I. Alice Miller; 2. Georgina Hen- derson; 3. Ethel Thompson; 4. Betty Thompson.

Sec. 8 (o): Little Boy Blue-l. Edith Dixon; 2. Aiohlbald Dixon; 3. Willis Jenkins; 4. Jean Hioken. Bee. 3 (b): Old Dutch Cleanser —1. Priscilla Reid: 2. slddall Jen- kins; 3. Hm I-Iicken; 4. Lem mewellyn.

Boo. 8 (d): Gir-lstmas Card-—1. Noreen Coyle; 2. Colin Steele; S. Dorothy Godsoe; 4. Alfred Jamie- son. Sec. 8 (s): itch Tree-l. Irene Moore; I. Preston Llewellyn; 3. Guy Hold: 4. Levomtt Graham. Sec. I (l): Iireplme - 1,. Reta Johnston; 3- Gladys Londrigan; S.

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Margaret Rose: 4. Amanda m:- Clure.

Sec. a (g): Famrwl Wmkl Jean Steele; 2. Margaret Rose; 3.

Amanda McClure; 4. Marsom Douglas. ' Sec. 4 (a): Portfolio-—1. Murray

Harbor North; 2. Milltown Crow-

Sec. 4 (b): Portfolio-l. Murray Harbor North; 2- MUlWWﬂ “N51 3. Sturgeon.

sec. 5 (a): Original Poster — 1- Madellne Creed; 2. Nicholas Ian- lgan; 3. Milltown Cross School: 4. Gaspereaux School.

Sec. 5 (b): Original Poster-—1. Leverett Graham: 2. Preston Llew- ellyn; 3. Gladys Landrlgan; _4. sturgeon School.

Sec. 6: Plastlcine Modelling-—1. Bernice Hicken; 2. Gaspereaux School; 3. Gaspereiiux School; 4. Priscilla Reid.

sec. 6 (b): A Book - 1. Carl MoLure; 2. Gaspereaux School; 3. Gaspereaux School; 4. Leverett Graham.

Sec. 6 (b): British Isles—i. Reta Johnson; 2. Heath» Llewellyn; 8. Margaret Rose; 4. Gladys Landri- gen. -

CLASS 12—Conte|ts ~Sec. 2: school Chorus-—1. Stur- geon School.

CULKINS-(TDONNELL

A very pretty wedding was sol- emnlzed at St. Paul's Church in Dorchester, Mass, Oct. 25th., when Miss Hilda O'Donnell became the bride of Mr. John W. Culklns of Concord. Mass. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Charles E. Cur- ringham.

The bride entered the church on the arm of her uncle, Mr. Urban Malone. and the bridal procession proceeded to the altar to the strains of Mendelssohns Wedding March.

The bride was given in marriage. by her uncle.

The bride was dressed in, blue transparent velvet with hat and accessories to match and carried a bouquet of talisman roses and maiden hair fern. The bride was attended by Miss Mary Bryson of Waltham, Mass. who wore black transparent velvet and a bouquet of talisman roses and chrysanthc- mums. "the groom was supported by Mr. Joseph Booth of Concord, Mass.

Immediately after the ceremony a reception was held at the groom's aunt's, lVlrs_ Robert Bryne, Milton, i Mass. Then the happy couple left ' for a honeymoon trip through New Hampshire and Vermont. On their return mother reception was

Malone, Roxbury. Mass. . M". and Mrs. Culklns will reside in Concord. Mass. The hi1‘.- is the daughter c! Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Donnell, Souris, P. E. Island.

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In the ‘three-team City Schools division where Martin Gainer and Ole Mldgarden of Bombers coach- ed- Gordon Bell high school to n 011" ‘ ‘ , crowds-of 2.000 w 4,000 watches league games played at night under floodllghts at Oe-

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