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OIKASWELL for Photolfﬂllhl- - CONFEDERAIWON LIFE lNSUR-l ANCE. L-978

A SPECIAL MEETING 0f the P.2<_‘.I. Fish nnd Game Protective Association will be held at. Tile Charlottetown Hotel 0n Thursday,

Alovedramapacked May 6 at 8.15 p.111. 5-4 8-21 I ‘m!’ ‘“‘P°"’° ‘Pd PBESBYTERIAN cuuncn w , exciiementITllepic- (IANéPAKSt. Andrews Prgsbytfer- ' i n "c , Mcn tl"l1€. erv ces m" "‘F°.b’ ‘nth gext lllldlrtrs Day, Tvlontaguc at l1 everythnllingheart- A. M. and '1 P. ivi. Cardigan at a

P. M. Mr. Donald Nicholson will llc in charge of all services. 5-6-11.

WIIEN RECRUITING OFFICER HERE-Third Offize; A. M, Irving of the Women's Royal Canadian Naval Servze will bu at H. M. C s. “Queen Charlotte" on Saturday. May atll to interview z icants for cntry into the Naval Service

ISLAND AIRMAN-Iﬁt-Sgt. O. R. Down, sui- of Mr. aild Mrs. A. W. Down was nleniio ed in (lespatchcs y from Ottawa yesterday‘ us" IIIIVIIIE’ ret-eivrtl his commission us wirr» less ilyieraioi‘ air ' r. His name.

linvrcicr, uuis I "ctiy given as Dlrrmd by PWJIIWJ i! \ Brow" ' __ 7 _ _ ' TTIANSFITIIII l R ll H i- MervynLeRoY. SldneyFRANKLlN land of Sllllllll‘. do l[\IA;)/'

ctl in town during tile iveek-cnd and took nn her new rlutiris as clerk at llir local branch of the nl Cannrln this morn- mcl is tile fourth girl . rl lo be trunsicrrct‘. to tilc local branrll within tile past low months-Amherst. News.

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The many fri. . Howatt will he g inlpiovini: ‘liter appentlicit . Island Hospital,

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Music lifts 1.55;.“ iv . Ieodin mic ill Uiilversills EH52 My Guy;

ifmiiiﬁ 19- 1y to llle Em ire The-

k-i" v ' SPF/Jill] mletulons life

ration! m the picture, which

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w“ V n Wit Pay," “Hes ' I Two Guitars" "Heads i-i The Old Assembly Line"

Iii Tnl"nt Tod"v

‘i110 Boogie Mmi." “How

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migiult Forim and Irene Hervey- ql,‘ {Mouth dun or‘ Ihc oleturt‘. ".1 W‘ (lurks. Miss Nlesen rcnflcfﬂ

tgllusmllls while lh~ Diamond 1""- Mﬁhi. the Dorene Sisters and thﬂ ‘abylgothers present the other

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“mi-ﬁnd on?“ . , ' dcroctlo is the gzipljﬁilﬂ ‘fl llIei.io-L.»oldw_7nqM,r.w ~r' ‘Hhﬂlc ii-ail." which opens today an a“ t “iliiﬂl Theatre. In the ens: or ma‘; °I promising new-com- m...“ tidbit William Lundllan 1mm“, 9-K! and Ann Avars, and . Nilllvc stalwart old-timers or: , hi1". Cilill Wills and cram; marl‘ lgyrllier‘ nov-‘l-comai: ‘ma.

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man they both wanted ....wliiIe"13 Taco do

snows A'i‘ 1:15 - 7 -- 8.45 vm-ww-a-swnvr-mmsmawunhmxvtfw ‘

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-'n"u'n‘inlri'r'u'in'lr'n"u'u'ﬁ'u'u'h‘n"lﬂr‘h'ﬁr'ln‘u' 'n-u‘i ‘jl_ﬁ ._ “m. yen-NIL A" "” P g VIlli-DULlgllIS Dennis,

~w~ a 1i Frcnci. Lois Filtw. 1 “- "uﬁ"s“ﬁ'ln‘n'ln'ln'n'ln'u'u'-“u“s'l-‘-'l-\"r="u"u"n'u'lfn'-'u"Ji-"n'n'u'a'u'u'hﬁ'uv G t: VIII-Lois BS1120, Hlltlii

(u eutt Icon Gllill l. '. a do VI "iis lsll Leo C ' - — ~ AT so in. i: B F ' s ' C-IIIIIG l/"Eliziihcth Si is. Roma - Bllfkf). Dorothy Dewar. l

Grade IV- Sheila Mnelnnis,

Shirley F‘ul':lcss_ David Burke. l

Grade Ill-Lydia Sims, Helen Cinncroil, Fiz-ivmonrl Iielly.

Gracie l"'—Blois Cl George? luaeDcarnr-ti l_‘r.‘.‘.~.' more iultii Grorpr Dull-on icriiinii.

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3 Celebrity Concerts to be presented next season Pleuno l‘llIl nl llio Slnrlllmn ‘kiln-trio Co.

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Famed author of "IMHO

iurope," lerlun! and WM ' Correspondent who will dil- cuu "Axle Drums o! World Denilrullon/‘overlnull-Io- eouut CBC Nolworlr tonight.

Braved ll-Boats Killed by lluto

Tllc Jertey Juu-rilal, April 7. i943.

JUStIJII bIcPIit-rsoil, Qb-ycar-uld so». captain 0A cu unlnethJrl Av" III-lyulllnf, lulu was snillltx and Kncu by an uiltonioolic on 4th n... Ne" lurk‘, yesteruuy, into oia.cci me uiiilgers Ul me submarine \'u‘-‘><lo .10 serve on lfclﬂlltenl and taunts

MM ago his on than a snip Llldl. .was iureeuoeu Ill Atlantic WJImYS, out ivas ICHl-llllitﬁ enough to be rescued. _

nut lor tile tact that a sill, on vi'lil.ii nc was sencuuiezl to s11 n. week ago was nelu up by ulluel- wilters, Mr. lYLCCFh-SDIA would hove been somewhere cu me lngn sass touuy, on me watch ior lufklnﬂ u-opinzs.

Mr. lvlePlicrsun, who was bum Jllih: 9. luau. Ull l-iuilce Edward lﬁlulld. banana, trio soil of Mr. and lvlrs. Jcsepil AVIIIFAILQOQ“, iollowed me 50d hllILU unify yUUtll, he 561W- cu III’ vvllflu war l Wlwtl U]: lJth outuaiiuil, UIITIHUIQJ rllQlhdlIuEY-S, seeing notion at Infes- and other sectors. nu wus Wounded in action.

blwftlr utter his dlSCilhPﬂ: irum, scivlce ile came w me United states ulicl neiu an American as Viell ltS uiillllulﬂll master's eeiti- llCdtC. tie ivus in command of vari- ous vessels ici‘ the AIIICYICJII Elk‘

nuri. biilf! rand also served on mandala Oil nlnkeis, his sea duty raking ilzln to various parts o! the‘ world. |

lv1r._McPllersoil is survived by; full‘ 515L618. Mrs. Kailleriile Mclver, with whom he made his ho."ne:| Miss Margaret Mcihersoil, also of‘ ECW011110; Sister S. Madeline, o! the ' Convent of Notre Dame ln Ver-l niont, iuld Mrs. Mary Nolan, and‘ two brothers, Frank and George, oi l Prince Edward Island. He was a member of the Master. Mates and Pigis‘ Association.

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He and hundreds of thousands of other ﬁne Canadian men and woolen are daily giving and risking life and limb for our great cause. All we are asked to do is to work, save, do without what we don't actually need, and to LIEND our money to buck them up. Let's ﬁght side by side with them-with Vicmry Bonds . . . for our sacriﬁce

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body has been brought win“

Cardigan, Prince Edward Island where services will be held in St Georges Roman Catholic Church.

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l Regular Monthly

requested y

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(‘t-liters Around Feud

The story centres around the let... o. tom roninrd iwilllam ' Luncligani and his outlaw brother, ‘Peso Bill tLloyd Nolan). Havins 310st his ieb as izuard of the mull lstoue through one of his brother? lholdups. Tom mailuges to 5601M‘ l! nlosltlon us mnnzlger 0f the Tonto ~ ‘Valley station, one constantly D

I (K H%KM HIZZ Gertrude NIESEN

plagued by Apache rnlds. At the r station lives Rosalie fDonnn Reed» the daughter 0f the srmllsh 05ml - Peso Bill rides into the station lhnvliliz killed several Apaches In ‘order to steal a valuable ceremon- éinl illpe. In a llllII duel. Tom dis- ‘arms him. The Aimches nltnck i" Blllllltli nrder to regain their sacred nlne- |;“H,P,,i..r Tm- grmu; inside the sia-izn rem"! “a Murmwwhﬂﬁ" them several times. IIIUI kn‘ow they vi‘ cannot hold out for 0113- "IDTBSS- Ioil bv the-Ir heroism. Peso Bill gives " iv

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...AND THEY SING y "He'l Mv Guy" "On the Old Asumbly line" "Nelda Up""Iwo Cullen" "New Am I Ia Know’

ihlmsnlf up to the Indians to Suvc the lives of those within the sh- tlon. Tom imrl Rosella nlnn iﬂ- izether lo make lh". Tonto station ythc best in the line. ,

Film Moves llnnldlv

Rlphgrrl Thnrre. vein-mi Ili""1- lir ol’ ncllon iliclurcs. kcsns the Ijlj“ _ ' ~‘ i» '""'I "l0, Ilvi Ill "'7' H — tlv- main action tnkes DIHCI‘ wiihlr "" Marx prcduerd P“

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film all

of the - .~'=m

'1' I

Listen to “Men

dramas ever hcnrd over the nlr, on Station CFCY on Wednesday.

after till further notice.

famous organization

Royal Canadian Mounted Police In; Incidents.

at u well. The eerie: ls ndn Club

pvwrs 0N I-"rlnvvvwyr, PLUS CHAPTER I OI‘ KING 0F Tim MCUNIIES

ye ..,... m, p. ,._"| n» n qpv- Trlﬂw’.

day. Hey M

AND COMEDY

"no.

M,“ slow <0 l-rw "Mt. the frle-v! h W071] mil hv your vl=ll .

i Ellﬁlil

In iris AIIar-‘l-I’ . been overseas for some time.

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0n Radio Station 0.F.G.Y. Starting Wednesday, May 5m.

Described as one of the most exciting series of radio

will be heard every Mendel. Wrdneldly and Filthy there-

These dumps picture In vivid form outstanding from the IIIIIIII of the loyll Canndlnn Mounted Police end hen the official reel of I|I|IIOVII of that Internationally-

The sub-title for the Ilrlt uric: o! episodes o! MEN IN SCARLET is WESTERN MAN-HUNT --lnd It deals with e moat unimul character. lie Ill Ernest Cuhel, who landed In Calgary from Wyoming some year; ago and, utter a turn at fol-pry, become a murderer. Just a few days before he was flue to be lunged, he escaped -end hi: ehnu by the

It lan‘t only the younger [enentlon to whom the MEN IN SCARLET dnlnu will eppnl, troll moor crown-um will follow them with Ivllenle Inter- proltnlcd by Lowney‘; Young Cam

Linen to MEN IN ICAILET on Radio Station CFCY each Mondn , Wallnoldey and Frlthy commencing liven-Inu-

_/ P. forces one son has

srmﬁiflsioonrscliotli. Report of Spring Brook school

for the month of April.

Grade 1 Sin-Billy Pldgeon. Grade I Jr.—~OrviIle Colldly. Grade III JJI‘.—CIEII‘CI‘ICE Payn-

tt-i, mrln MilCL-CUIII. Keith Payn- ter

- Grade tn SI‘.-HLI"II MacRae, eetmg Penzie Campbell. b V Grade IV Jr.—-Mildrecl Cole. PHUIQS" MAY 6 FY5331 ‘Iomm§ir.e#B_\'roi\ MncRac. Vm- Grade V Jn-Lloyd Mat-Rae. wGiiadeCV Sr.—Bennctt MoeRat‘, I D1‘. hi" "uelidallw ‘ grille VI-Jeizn Cole, Walter Cole

Grade VII—Beuloh MticRae.

Cecil Povnter. Shirley Wiizmore.

Teacher, Mae MeCnrville.

in Scarlet”

MEN IN SCARLET starts May 5th at 5.30 p. m. and

CISCS

l; filled with highly-excit-

nnd we predict that n very

ma:

i/zw/iir-y fﬁﬂmadrl

i FRENCH RIVER w. l.

The April IIIEELPIL: o1 Coronation ‘

W. I. vras held at. the home of Mrs. Harold Harper on ‘liieimlzgv evening the 17th. The prcrndcilt, Mrs. Fred MacLeod was in the CIlillI‘. ‘The mccuiii; o“. ad by singing LIIC In- stitute O. , mid repeating the CIUI)

wemcirs need in unison. Minutes _

oi lost meeting" were 118G and

adopted and roll call answered by P

eieven members, four visitors were l also present. Routine business was y then token up. School and sick, coilvnitices game their reports and r new conlinittecr. were appointed, school, Miss utliel .~./..*.ei.-...t. rcN. ‘ and Mrs. JﬂCk lVlacKziy; Mrs. Har- per and Mrs. Parsons, sick com- mittee. i y Money was voted for cleaning y the school. and $20 to be sent to y the Red Cross. It xvzls also moved ' y and seconded that the yearly rent i be palrl the Hall Co. for use 0t‘ trio i Institute room. It was decided to‘ Imvc n iravelling apron sent around i the district to gittiler funds before i next meeting. The home economics I programme carried over from last i illetilng uias tillten up by the uon- | l i i l l

vener, Mrs. Geo. l-lowutt. interest-

ing readings were given by four

members on this subject. Two con-

tests were enjoyed and prizes given the lucky winners.

The May meeting IS tn be licld , in the Institute room, Mrs. Jim, Pidgeon, Mrs. Minnie Mocmod onu Ethel MaeLeod. lunch committee. Roll call to be ailswercd by an e.<- ; change of seeds ol bulbs. Colleu- ‘ tion amounted to £1.30. One new member was welcomed. The meet-

i mg closed by singing the National l Ailthem. Refreshments were served iby the committee in charge.

i

‘iiuscoutﬁ c T-TNT SCHOOL Honor Roll In" the month of

pri 1- Grade XI-i. Teresa Gnudet. Gracie X—~l. Justin MBCDOIIBILZ

2 Teresa, MacKinnon. i Grade IX-l. Edna Martin: 2.‘

Edith Dcsroches: 3 Marie Arsen~

ault.

I Grade VIII-l Inez Wedge: 2

Olga Tuplin; 3 Irma Steele.

i Grade VII~l. Catherine Gallant: »2. Eugene Desrochcs; 3 Marjorie l MacNeill. y

Grade VI -1. Della Desroches: 2. ~ Desmond MneNeill; 3. Mnrgnret_ Small.

Grade V —l. Joan Williams Midi Rose lvlai-ie Desroches: 2. Skerry: 3. Euni

Grade lV—l Gernlc. Steele; 3. roches

ce F. Desroches. , Alexander Lreckv: 2. Eunice J. Desr

Bruce Bmnll: 3 Hazel Cotton. Grntle II -1 Claude Gsudet: 2. i

John Desroches: 3. Hilary Des rochcs.

Grade I ml -l. shlrley Perry: s». Arnold Power; 3 Bernard. Laughlln. j

Grade T (bl _i Mona Gallant?

Earl Gaiidet: 2. Bernadette Mob Donald; 3 June Gallant. i

MUSIC

Senior lst Division: Eleanor Glllis Glllls. Dorothy Gallant. Um. (‘mi lant. Prniici" D°sl'ochcs. Shirley HWZIIO‘. Betty ﬁlilis. ,

Senior 2m. Division: Rite Des roehns, Theresa Arsenault. Ola.‘ Tiiplin

Junior 1st Division Helen Elkerrr 'T'l1':rnsa.Mt~.i‘Iln. Tllli" B Bqilarc‘ hrirrtri. Raymond Lc-Clalr. Donaio (Hills, Eunice J. D/"rorhns. Yvonne Drsrnrlies. Albert Dexrrrlies.

Junior ‘Ind Division: Inez WNIW’ M-v-H Al"f‘llRIlIl. May Gall"! ,(‘~“w.~“ln~ Mac-Dwain john Dr‘- i- " Fl-zin Venn, Eunice F‘ Des ‘ rcchcs

"irritate". n? i. “[1119 Aprll-lY-“erlrw OF I-Iﬁrtﬁlliw- Wamr-rrs lniiWuW- was held at th-

i-l-III

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"Moi A ~~~A “Pt-Monte oi‘ nwm bu: were npewnt. slow one vislWv. Pol‘ "ill ""< mvwcred with house clot-nine Innis. . Minutes of last meeting were read)

Tbis Advertisement is sponsored by

‘ joined ghe Nnvv in September. 194i).

Hun“ bombarded Mariunol. German held .Bueharest" sigizsd by Rumnnla and

Glnde m~1 Estelle Williams: 2., ,'.‘,'.§‘,“'§,,“§'°°e“5“1 ’

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IN MEMORIAMJ

In lmiag memory of our listen Mrs. Wendell Rodd, (nee Wlnnll Slnnci who departed this I'Ie Ml: G, i942.

soft and sweetly you are sleeping Sweetest rest that follow; pain, Those who loved you sadly min yo! But trust in God to meet uain.

Lovingly Remembered by Her _ 6B1tiothers Harold and Arthur. D- ‘ .

III MEMIIIIIAM

In loving meniory of our den sister. Mrs. Wendell Rodd (he: qmgnie Stone), who died May 6

IOne 351A!‘ has passed since that no i)’.

{when one we loved was cnllee Petty Officer L. IIIiIcRar. R. C. N. uway, V. R., of Flat Rivsr, I". Ii. I. n-llo was The hlnw was hard, the shock sev- rocently promoted to that rate. In 0w.

To part with one we loved m dell

Lovinglv Rt. embered Irv Illr Sisters and Brothers. 5-6-11. ,

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Photo.

anc. adopted. A letter of thanks and! from Red Cross was rciltl. It was deczdcd to continue tnakini: quilts one was finished and handed in for Red Cross this month. It was also} ¢~ agreed to sow for the Greek Rellci’ I Tu our many 51ml “Qlghbufg an;

The ciffrerent committees gave friends IJI Jlili i.t~.ir WIIJ so wil- their reports, and were re appointed iinglv IICIIICII lll every wai- possible lor next month. .‘iii SJVIIHJ, tar ll - mm. HOST-Inc‘

Tile nroiznanlnlc consisted of a I10" 0H April 33 knitting contest prize was WOII by Ilﬂllﬂlli Elli‘ llfvi - Willy-ll Mrs J W. McVariscr. ineir services we iculizr ue would

Next. meeting at. the home oi’ Mrs. 111*"? bee" Wiiiiilul R 1101119- D10“! William Rooney. Roll call in he an- “Tdil "i" 51mm“ 3-1" 873181111 swcred by each mombri- doimtjnq ‘balms- Our oililt. blocks. The mertiil clos . - _ ed ‘by singing the "Nntloilagl Air, Mn “"1;llmrfjugcl:h;;.n?llun"“ tléctn" alter which lunch was 5f.‘l‘l"‘5.5.lj_ ‘ e .

Card of Thanks

War 21:; Tears

(By The Canddzan Press] MﬂV 6, I918

l wiLtrTr-iviesos WEDDING ‘ IIIVERSIUE. May Il-A quiet IVPKIGIIIQ \'.;is ﬁiIIBIIIIIIZCC recciltiy

at the muiise: at Riverside. when 3 miv. c}. A. Norman united in mar- l ridge G\\‘)ll'3IIl Mary Wilson.

ouughler fl l.Zr. and Mrs. James

-Russiail warships _;\

oi the late Mr. . Wlliett. 'I"i_'_'r.lsh, P. E .

The ilriJr was wearing a navy

- it. with navy hat

. she was attended

port. on the Sea. of Amy "Peace of

the Central Pov:

French liaxlrs s west 0f Hang- v

roiltllcast of Noyoil on the . Mrs Wallace Bar- Wcsteril Front. ‘ ,_ ivlln wore u pale blue ' Il.l\'_\ accessories. The

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