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LAST SHOWING TODAY-43:30-7:15-9:15 "AFTER MIDNIG " With Alan Ladd - Wanda Hendrix

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GR.-LSD IIEW CHOOI. Grade VII.--I. Ge-orgn MacLcot'l: Grndo II.-l, Marilyn Martin; 2,: mm 3 DOTCIILV liiaFPlIPP:li.l.ll1C0ln E"- Sheila Behm and Effie MacBetli. Report (or the month of March lman. I cquny Grade Ix.-1. Margaret Mac-i Grade V. 41, Kailiiemi Gillis; 2.l Grade 1, (9-1, Kay Enman. Lend; 2. Jean .VlacPhoc. lWllllS En.'Ti:m. j Grade VIII.-1. Austin Enman. Grarle I . fa) - 1. Bobby En-. Teacher--Jean MacKenzie.

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Thursday 7:15-9:15. Your last chance to see this wonderful pic- tuto-

"THE GREEN PROMISE” Starring Marguerite Chapman. Ro- bert Paige, Walter Brennan, Na- talie Wood and others. Who any: you cant teach an old farmer new tricks? His daughter can! Comel Bring the family!

CONWAY SCHOOL

Report for February and March.

Grade VIII.-l, Evelyn Morrison: 2. George Ramsay: 3. Roy Ramsay-

Grsde V.-1, Myrna Tuplln; 2. Leonard Murphy; 3. Roy Ramsay-

Grade III.-1. Gabriel Stewart: 2. Joseph Murphy: 3 Clarence coughlin.

Grade II.-l, Harold Coughlin and Flora Buchanan, equal.

Grade I. Sr.-I. Phyllis Oairway; 2. Kathleen Palmer: 3. Jimmie Morrison.

Grade I. Jr.-(a)-I. Ruth COUSIP

lln: 2. Harold Stewart. 3. Walter Palmer.

Grade I. Jr.-lb)-1, Donetta Morrison and Jimmie oatway,

equal; 2. Ronnie MacNcill; 3, John Buchanan. . Mrs. I... P. Hardy-Teacher.

ROMANTIC NAME

The island of Ceylon was known to the ancients at "'raprobane.” a "Island of ADusky Leaves."

April 21st. at 230 P. It.

-SIAILETOWN plays adver- tised for April 18th postponed until further notice. .

-DI. L. K. zIll.!NIIl.iKinkora. General Practitioner. otmo hours: 2-5 P. M. and 7-9 P. M. Phone: 9 by appointment. '

-IIEAB HUDSON PIIDIIAM. C. c. 1". candidate, first Prince. to- night 6,45, 0. F. c. 17. Mrs. Lea Ramsay. C. O. 1''. candidate. third Prince. 5.55 C. J. R. W-

.oo'Ms -so THE vnnntrv CONCERT in Freetown Hall on Friday. April 20th. by south Free- town Players. Sponsored by the south Freetown Home and school Association.

-PRESENTATION MADE TO RETIRED C. N. R. EMPDOYEE - Mr. Duncan MacDonald oi Stun- mersido who has retired after forty years service with the C. N. R. was pleasantly surprised at his home on Wednesday evening when his. fellow employees. accompanied by their wives. waited upon him. Mr. George Walsh read an ad- dress and Mr. David Edwards made a presentation of a Trilight Floor Lamp and "anokes." Mr. MacDonald expressed his appreci- ation after which all joined in singing "For He's in Joily Good. Fellow." The remainder of the evening was spent in cards, instru- mental music by Messrs. Howard Waite and c. Keisner and a sing-

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on Thursday evening when he

gave an illustrated lecture on Africa and the cu toms of its people. The minis , Rev. David

Morrison. presided. A vocal duet by Mr. Ind Mrs. Kenneth Moc- iMillsn. and Mrs. Gordon Lewis. accompanist, was much sled.-8.

-SUMMERSIDE Y. P. s. MEETS --Miss Vera Rogers conducted the worship period of the Y. P. S. of the Bun-merside Ohurch oi Christ which was held in the Hall on Tuesday evening. The opening hymn "The Name of Jesus" was followed by the Scripture lesson in Matthew 5. the Beatitudes:-end responsiveiy. The singing of ""ris so sweet to trust in Jesus" iollow- ed prayer by the minister. Mrs. Milton Mellish was pianist. The business session was in charge of Mr. Marshall Callback, There were 23 members present. Arrange- ments were made (or this society to take an evening church service in the near future and four of the group were chosen to attend choir practise on Thursday even- ing that they might sing a quar- tette on Sunday evening. Practice for the play "Whatever goes up" will begin next week. The minister took for his topic "Habits-Good and Bad" illustrating how good habits cultivated in. their lives will develop Christian character and personality; while bad habits are like cobwebs that will event- ually become like cables. Prayer was followed by the Mizpah bene- diction.-S. n

-wmnmo. ANNIVERSARY-W Mr. and Mrs. Heath Caseley of

Kensington were pleasantly sur-

prised on the evening of April 5th,

on returning home from n busi- ness trip to Summersidc. their family all gathered in their home to celebrate with them the iortieth anniversary of their mar- rlage. Members of the Iamily pre- sent with their life partners were:

to t' ind

(Edith) Mrs. Bruce Riley and

Bruce; (Willa) Mrs. Ralph Seniors and Ralph; McMurdo and Douglas; Mr. Mrs. Clark Caseley and Mr. Mrs. Nelson Casely. Earl I-logg was prevented by ill- ness irom being present. much to the regret of everyone. surprised Wedding March was being played by Mrs. Clark Cnseley and this was their first intimation of the nature. of the family re-union. surprises happy parents when their daugh- ter Edith read an address express- ing the love and appreciation of a devoted family. quet of roses was Willa while Nelson made the pre- sentation of a purse. A jolly even- ing followed, climaxed by a boun- tiful and wedding cake. Caseley's host of Iriends unite with their family in wishing them many

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-Mr. Duncan MacDonald and son David returned to their home in summerside after spending the week end in Halifax. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacDonald. Mrs. MacDonald with her children Jackie and Bobby accompanied them to the Island to spend two' weeks.-S.

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TEACHERS WANTED

For Air Marshal G. 0. John- ston School, R.C.A.F. Sta- tion, Summerside, P. E. I.. rooms from kindergarten to grade nine. Salary. schedule in effect. Applications stat- ing experience, license, and special qualifications will be received until May 4th by the secretary MM G. 0. Johnston School, R. C. A. F. Station, Summerside, P.E.I.

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INTERSCHOLASTIC

Isabel Cotton, Kensington school; Grade 5- Charles Smith, Kinkora Convent, Grade 9-

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Marjorie R. MacArthur, Kensington High, Grade Grade 10--

Klnkora Convent,

Gayle Darrach, Kensington High, Grade 7- Marion J. MacArthur, Kensington High, Grade 8 , Patricia Holman, Kensington High, Grade 4-

Kensington School Chorus, Grades 6 and 7.

SCHOOL SPELLING CONTEST

Kinkora versus Kensington. Tryon Consolidated versus Sea View. '-These contestants will compete in the 1 to 3 Classroom Division.

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