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     The '\\'t’d(i_'--”-'r-3 F€‘C0i1tian and break- 
     
     “st, ‘°" 3? Rucsts at Mulberry 
     
     Loose ‘ins ii.g‘::l.gliicri by a bran. 
     
     Y‘-fl’ itcd '.lircc-tierecl \\‘(\d. 
     
     Tl.\.'lS'.ITlaS’(‘I‘ “as .)amp5 
     
     . “lift i'c:iri tclegr.-zims of 
     
     from: Austin Johns. 
     
     brother of the groom; 
     
     Li J Johnston. uncl»: 
     
     .. botii of Guelph, on. 
     
      Rupert 1\f:icLrilaii. 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     inn. S .I. 
     
     Rev. 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
       
     
         
     
        
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     tiie trinstmristcr toastcd 
     
     and the groom replied 
     
    

    
     wife. Gcrald 
     
    

    
     lo the toast 
     
    
   
   
    
     . Coiizi'atlilatoi'y 
     
    
   
   
    
     Rev. R. F. MacDonald. Rev. '1‘.l‘. 
     
     Hammlii. and Reginald Smith. 
     
     Emerald, were much enjoyed. 
     
    

    
     The happy couple left duiung 
     
     the afternoon to begin their hon- 
     
     cymoon trip to the Eastern States 
     
     For travelling the bride uorc I 
     
     rose suit. with navy and white ac- 
     
     cessories. a cream rose corsage, and 
     
     carried a white and blue top coat 
     
     .Vliriaiii has been the popular 
     
     school teacher at Margate lor the 
     
     past thi'ee ycars,and was the guest 
     
     at 11. number of social events in 
     
    
   
   
    
     her honor previous to her mar- 
     
     riage. They will live at Bedcquc 
     
     where the groom mil farm thc 
     
    
   
   
    
     family homslcad Good Wishes gn 
     
     iuth this popular couple. 
     
    
   
   
    
     bl Rev. L. P. Callaghan, 
     
    
   
   
    
     o.‘.ejo;;. way 
     
    
   
   
    
     Synod meetings at Halifax during 
     
     the past ircek. at St. Stephen's 
     
     ‘Anglican Church on May 23. An 
     
     joverall pictiirc of the slate of thei 
     
    
   
   
    
     Diocese of Nova Scoti-i \\hi'cl1 in-1 
     
     cludcs PEI. shni\ed lhe church 
     
     to be in lit‘l>\iii‘L\' condition with 
     
    
   
   
    
     .one notable and important excep- 
     
     ;l.ion—the lack of young men ans- 
     
     wering the call to the ministry. 
     
     Mr. liigriilianiclosed his iiifornla- 
     
     ll\(’:tdf‘l1‘<‘.'iS ivilh an urgent plea for 
     
     ‘more thought, pi':ij.'ei' and encour- 
     
     ‘nizement that _\nung men may ac- 
     
     cept the call to train for service 
     
     jwhere rvcr they are needed. espec- 
     
     l."lii_\' :n other Canadian dioceses 
     
     uhrre till’ missions St‘l'l'lIllZ the 
     
     lncizan and Eskimo are sadly un- 
     
     ‘derstafled. BUR, 
     
    
   
   
    
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     MAN.’ WHAT 
     
     Poe-rlzv OF MOTION... 
     
     WHAT EsTHETlc_ 
     
     .4. ‘GRACE... suci-l 
     
     v 1 EFFORTLESS v_ 
     
     , 5PEEi7...WHAT ) 
     
     solzcaeous 
     
    
   
   
    
     FAST COM PAN‘! 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
          
     
    
   
   
    
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     There duiilit 'la Be A Law 
     
    
   
   
    
     En:-.la oossm 1” 
     
    
   
   
    
     Li (E LAWVER5 
     
     AND DOESN'T 
     
     HESITATE. 
     
     ‘T'ELLlNG' 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ‘N15 l9 BRIEFBENDER. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     li‘i‘i'iil 
     
     vow. we mcr;ces 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘THANK ‘IOU.’ 
     
     J. AlN'T SO 
     
     BAD IF ‘IOU 
     
     DIDN'T NOTICE 
     
     ME WITH 'EM.’ 
     
    
   
   
    
     "W '9“ M an a-mu i-r r M nu. rt ,. ,_._ 0,. 
     
    
   
   
    
     "omit: o.= was GUV'5.i-li.iH? wi4~/ 
     
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     By Fagaly And Shorten 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     £1 C-W5 Qi.iiT THAT EAL‘-ta} 
     
     AND EARN Aki HON 
     
     LNlNG?'|’HE LESS I 
     
     Mi/E TO DO WWH 
     
     MOI.iTi-lDiECE9. 
     
     THE BETTER 
     
     I LIKE IT.’ 
     
    
   
   
    
     newer inventions are these: 1. 
     
     seventeen-lncli television set. in a 
     
     cabinet, hardly larger than the 
     
     tube face. is so light and compact 
     
     it can be carried easily from 
     
     room to room. Made by Crosley. 
     
     it has a built-in antenna to add 
     
     to the convenience. No. 2. Wheat 
     
     kernels puffed to twenty times 
     
     their original sin can he used 
     
     for a new. lightweight lluilding 
     
     material, according to tho inven- 
     
     tor. Stanley ii‘. Reed. He says he 
     
     developed the idea as I way to 
     
     lick the farm surpliis problem. 
     
     No. .1. Your plain painted walls 
     
     can be made to take on a new 
     
     look by rolling an attractive de- 
     
     sign right onto the surface. You 
     
     use a special roller and a trans- 
     
     lucent paint called Appliquay 
     
     made by Sherwin-Williams. mak- 
     
     ers of Super Kem Tone. You 
     
     have a choice of several designs 
     
     built: right into the plastic roller. 
     
     These designs so created that no 
     
     niatciiing is nm-essary can he ap- 
     
     plied horizontally or vertically 
     
     and in many combinations to sat- 
     
     isfy your creative interest. Like 
     
    
   
   
    
     latex-base paint Appliquny drlns 
     
     quickly and is vinshable after 
     
     thirty days, ' 
     
    

    
     4. THFRSDAI‘: The nlckle-nu:'- 
     
    
   
   
    
     sing Smiths took their infant son 
     
     to a movie. The usher warned 
     
     them that. unless the baby re- 
     
     mained quiet, the management 
     
     would rt-fund their money and 
     
     ask them to lcnvc. Near the end 
     
     of the feature, Smith nudged his 
     
     wife. and whispered. “What do 
     
     you think of it?" 
     
    

    
     “'f‘c~rrihle." replied Mrs. 
     
    

    
     "Check." nxrced Smith. 
     
     the baby." 
     
    
   
   
    
     15. FRIDAY: \\'1th cod 
     
     the plentiful stage. v«Q thought 
     
     you might be interested in this 
     
     dressing tor stuffing it you will!) 
     
    
   
   
    
     Smith. 
     
     "Pincn 
     
    
   
   
    
     fish in 
     
    
   
   
    
     1 seven ounce can tuna or 
     
     crab meat V V 
     
    

    
     1 tbsp. finely riiopprtl onion 
     
    

    
     '2 thsps. finely chopped green 
     
     pepper 
     
    

    
     1/4 cup finely chopped celery 
     
    

    
     1 F81! 
     
    

    
     1/2 tsp. salt 
     
    
   
   
    
     1’?! tsp. pepper 
     
     1 thsp. mt-lled buttrr 
     
     ‘ 1/2 cup bread crumbs 
     
     1 tbsp. lemon juice 
     
     1/2 tsp. grated lemon rind. 
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     I-‘lake the fish and add the re- and Thursday worth 555.00. 
     
     inaining ingredients. Combine Coming; "MA|;'nN Lunllfl" 
     
     wrll. Fills a three to four pound 
     
     ;di'rs.sed fish. Plain old fashioned  ' 
     
     {thicken or goose stulfllng make: 
     
     lone fish filler too. I think. “ROYAL” 
     
    

    
     s. SATURDAY: Here's I nice B0!-DEN 
     
     company dessert for Sunday's Monday-Tuesday 7:15-9:15. Matinee 
     
     meal or serve it as a treat in Tuesday 3.30. "MA I PA KETTLIG 
     
     lnur o\\n family. «Step forward AT THE FAIR". Bank drawing 
     
     plvasr and receive your gold Tuesday and Saturdlv. No shows 
     
     medal!) Wednesday or Thursday. FREE-— 
     
    

    
     1/'4 DOWN‘ 'l|‘lNl Ipricnls Complete set 17 pieces "Regal 
     
    

    
     1/4 pound dried prunes Waterless Cookware". regularly 
     
    

    
     1/4 pound dried pears sold $129.90. plus 3 special prizes. 
     
    

    
     1/2 cup honey 1: chance to win with such ad- 
     
    

    
     4 oi’ 5 lemon slices mission ticket you buy. Come 
     
    

    
     2 oranges, sectioned often! Increase your chances to 
     
    

    
     1 gupefruit, sectioned win. Drawing June 14. 
     
    

    
     Shredded coconut Coming: “MARTIN LU'l'llll" 
     
    

    
     RE  Tuesday . 3:30-7:15-9:15 
     
    

    
     Tuesday . 7:15 -9:15 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ‘Ml HIGHLAND IOIIII Asllln 
     
     TODD - um IGINS 
     
    
   
   
    
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     *’*=° 1‘ “*° “"'"“" ’‘°"‘‘‘-“ "" 3‘ “’“ WESTERN GUARDIAN l I  .°°l.:.l.- ".li nlscoucln and ’".:‘-..".";::**:;..:*i."s*:..:.:' ..‘$"':i.i. ’£‘:"-  
     
     . we or '1 -- ca 0 I - - 3 
     
     ' Seven Da S 40 mlnulel AW“! 5 mlflufll 50- olu. and Mrs. Sum rmm“5' '- 
     
     . o . 1 . . _ In ord, A,“ 
     
     ‘   —cam.i_.=:roiv runans pre-l ion the cooking is completed. vmimty ton. nu- 
     
     °  °n'   m 59"‘ "1"" 3'3“ i"“_." ’ ''-‘“'“‘ add honey and lemon slices. C0)‘ An impressive ceremony took 77 AW. 
     
     . . . "“'”~"‘3' ‘”‘ ‘M’ \_"“*"l"‘”" "‘ Bmf  fruit. Add oranges and graplfrult —Aloysius DelRo_ches who is in plug in s¢_ John The 53911;: "‘ 
     
         llvn Hfllli -‘lolldal. »‘l‘<-3' 3lS\- CU“ sections. Glrnlsh senerourly with the Royal Clnadlln Navy. rec- chum, on M” 3,_ in “N form JANE RUSSELL 
     
     W" 3~3°- by Anna Shannon lcoconut. cntl.V spent 5*-‘VHI1 days in Mir of the Living Rosary. The chll- "Anny" MUNROII 
     
     _D0N.T Miss ..The Calamity . 7. sUNDAY:_And so uvon more ¢¢,u¢n._ .1 mg horn. or hip bl-0. dren hold“. “fined umu"_ ¢n_ AT CAPITOL Tug“-R!’ 
     
     , , —The death of Mr. John Murray Kids-v u,”,,_3" comedy by Bedeqng 1. MONDA\: Last day of May, days have slipped by and soon gnu, Gel-.ld 1)¢,g°¢h,5_ t d the church in pwflukm Ind SUMMEBSIDE 
     
     The bea.i.ifu1 and historic at M , - d I 1 h J b. b, h m T Mn“ ere 
     
     __ . ’ occurred at his home in Strects- plfiyers‘ gummemd, High schonp an e us ope uns rings cc another seven 2] . wo - took their Flu" m th. “,1” __Ju" Ruse“ 
     
     3131:: Clllllchi Illdlan RW95 “"5 ville. Ontario. on May 23rd at the Thursday June am, 315' 50 c¢.;,L_,- lei’ growing weather. If it doesn’I. days we celebrated during the Lumin. pom“. who is a nurse mrmm‘ . Rosary roe "Ce ch 5 EM Marilyn Mom 
     
     the 5;-cne at 9 am. \Vcdncsday of age of 47. and 35 cents. all 1111)’ my seedlings growing so past. week. One was baby Garth: “ an pmvimml smalorlum was Thggue wha "neg" ‘t "l9 Capitol 
     
     an uliii::u-ally charming May \\cd- .A son of the late Mr and Mrs _Sl|\,D“, “‘R“0N AT KFVS_ ialianiiy in tins. boxes and flats oi and his cake was adorned with in Miscouche on M“, 23_ vim,-nu Mr. ‘MI MN‘ Percy Smelt M Bl°ndu,,‘ne‘:‘:‘ louenufimen Pram 
     
     lllli" xllien Rev. Louis P. Cal‘iag— Thomas Mlllrtl‘-' of Elmsdaie. he is ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ “ 8” 51195 and WINS» OM DICKIS?‘ three blue candles——two for the ‘m h ‘h b . n D vs muslcalm 
     
     "‘ ' INGTON — The Rev Gardiner p .- d M d ' 9 0m? 0 H 1'0?-hen -70h" Miscouche. motored to ChII'l0l¢e- edy produced lsvlshl l m‘ 
     
     han pcrforincd the Nuptial Mass survived by his wife, the former _1 , H4 0.7 ““”‘5 1‘ "1 $90 Ylclded years gone by and one for the C_ Puma“ ‘Own on M”, 2‘ to “tend H“ ,1. all I Y ncolor 5, 
     
     for Miriam Irene. elder daughter Miss Ruth Couglilin, R. N, and D“1“°l- B-A‘~ “‘°, “35 "99" 3 sIxl)‘~Se\'!n healthy little plants. year to come. Then later on in d u ‘ st» Dun I. _‘ U1 9 D60 01'. Opened yest.erda)‘.’!'ii 
     
     ‘ u . . 1 . ‘n' . \» h id - 1.0 1‘ Ordambd to the mini!’-FY. l>l’e3Ch- "What are you going to do?" says the week Ken. the second oldut K" _“| 0“ ' ~ 5 H . 3' Pfelenoe of them: two pluciirlt u 
     
     0- Mr. and M15. Carflhe H16:-.\. lhlee .0lHlll C 1 fen. 3» Na d _ E . I ‘ 3 i d h __ h 1,. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Doucette versfly Their son Gerald received ous youn ladies 1 u in‘ 
     
     Drll'l1i9}'. and John Vernon son of brothers. Jacob of Elmsd-ale. and " “" ‘“‘p”‘-5"” .5e”“°‘ ° the *9“ 0‘ 1 9 H°|1!i'. HM the of the flock. ed M! Itlhdly of H m ‘ 5 w°“d bf! tnoum 
     
     ' . . - lure L‘t)iIgl'Pg€ll'0l) in Kensingtoii if-eld across the road"' Oh well I in HM days now an busv ' Ix‘ mcenuy ‘pent '"‘’°“’l '1 3|‘-‘h°]°' °t Ar“ d°3"'-" to Put the Ween version 
     
     M:' and Mrs. R:._\inoli'.i Jllliitstsn. (r€Dl‘§‘,9 o. Oakvllle. Ontario. ‘ 3 _ ‘ . I _ V _' ‘ ' ”“' ' ~ . ' d|y| ln Mlgcouphe at um hum, Loos. lb '3‘ Anita 
     
     B d , . .1.. . Ab t .e . am he sold lm Pf‘CSl))lt‘ll:|ll Church on Sunday man aiuays palm oft the surplug ones and he has few minutes to ' _ _ a ulous story into n C1 
     
     II mm" m d hem‘! of smmg ml‘ six ’‘ ‘Q5 11 d  E\‘9nll1L’ hhv 2.’! Speaking on th-ion a nearby flower lover The spare for over the hills to the M h" ""m'’' M’‘ ‘M Mr!" Wu‘ MI‘ and M3. Harold Quinn and by itself. but Twentieth cm; I" 
     
     .’O\l£I'5 pltwed about the altar. liirni 1Dfll0 ill llisvl e an more - ‘-'_ - V ‘ _‘ . ' ' i , nun pt, ’ ' _ ury. 
     
     Seautd :1 me sanctuary M.” to On.m.,0_ He suffered g..eau_\ story of Daiid, found in the 11th patkage of giant [ruffled pansy old home form be me: every "3' ixmfiall daughter. Porifniawof Stdlfihn. ll:0XcWfl|f;1a0t content with 1",, 
     
     RH. Rmlnud F M,dCDOna.d and from “mm-,5 but ms death came Chapter of 1st Samuel, he polnt- seed produced fort)-one seedlings morning. The teacher-«son came Mr d M M ‘. D . .. were sues! 0 1‘- In 1'l~ Gilly 0 06.11!!!“ Ind lznrgeom 
     
     _, . - ‘ ‘ ‘ , A . . pd out ilnit in the same way that How I love the gay little pansy home one evening in an Oldie ' In "' " "' “R°Ch°5 D. H. Gallant On MI)‘ 35- Cfllirllmlil Director Howard H. 
     
     R“" F P H‘”“"”” °{ ‘M S‘’"‘‘‘‘ “S “ 5“"’“3 shock l° m5 I‘""”'\ Dmd “,5 m.m.e,.Ld lmm hi, ‘M-l 'faces‘ Then there is the box with mobile "No more Hillmnn-Minx "W '"““Y 01 WI‘-‘ouche. motored and Producer Sol C Slegel :3 
     
     Mil!‘ Bur Pil'l'h. Mrs M v ll . and a vlide circle of friends in 4 i ‘ ' ‘ ' , . . ‘ ,,' ‘ . ' 1 . ' Dar 
     
     lss Slilii'ii""lsid§e‘ illavsed iii‘: Vfu:ri- Elmsdale and S.lll‘i‘(‘lilnd‘.ll‘1(ilS[li(‘[5 Pd ad\cr~;li'ics D)’ the Lr0!'d. so ini“"9 hu."dred “memes 0' nous.‘ Mom. he "norms me “.15”-!u“y' 0 Ch.rl0"et°wn on M-y 23. Gerald Steele 01 Mlscnuche' lcn the ‘mtel-mg ‘how with mm‘! 
     
     ;’ ~ ‘ ; v - A ‘ _ l ., “H5 mod...“ 1,? 1160.)}? D‘. (mm Iplunls. so far only one long plan: And we have a moments regret _ for London, Ont.. on May 25. songs. fast.-tempo dances u 
     
     do Sntliil‘ \\rridi::; March and the Illlerlllflll “-15 1“ 5“9“5\l-1*‘ C d ‘ ‘b '1 1h -90 H‘ in“ made 1“ Hpm.a”m.€ but house ‘or mini‘ mu h”... ‘on. W, Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Herr and nu: comedy and romantlcle pro!” 
     
     U, _. A, . . _ . _ A 1 . 1‘. ‘melded memm-v_.l in 10 ni.i_x reso'.'e elr ua ,' ‘ _ ’_ i _ y ‘ - , . Sfltpgdu 
     
     d I:;~‘f;§r“_IRllr(;tl;r:dlIl;:1dtl;gu\\:I;l sc”ma\:Vr;rs=\he1(;mist. Pen” Ant’ “med dlmcmmsn BUR lplant seeds are slow germinaton. will “I? kl1OVi, in fatura you-_l_ grnlly. ho! Summerside. were in to make it the most delightful 
     
     _- _ . E ‘ _ _ so I guess 111 not need an extra rcmember watching the top or Icouc c on May 23, visiting at   musical] of this or gny Oil,“ 
     
     Co. are also accoinpnnied the Elm“ Church "1 A“’9“°“ 0“ _11ur T0 t'Al.imii.\i.A co.\I- half acre for those plants when the hill across the fields for a the home or her brother John C can ‘"' 
     
      i, .\4-- ll . M cl _- Ma. 2411 with the piis- .  __ ,  . i . .- , , . . ' ' o ' 
     
     I<:’<l>;§mm s-‘mclznnnonkcdh. Char logxiyfg. J ~R M:_Mamm Uflm__ ri.r.u.ii .\lis. Motley .\1. Bill the) appeal! Add to the above small ‘gray (ax to come into view Poitier. Vicinfl. As Lorelei Lee, the gll-1 Mb 
     
     - ~ .. i. :1 other at -» - -  ft‘lllf‘lil‘ti lo hm lioine in Suiii- (‘cillet‘[l0n slips of golden glow. on Friday evenlngs—a csr cover- an in-eglgtlble mg. 10, d1 
     
     ‘lily l<'ect We're Kneeling". dll1‘iI1*1 ‘"3. n t‘l‘~i(it' :<.iiiiu<.;t_\ (‘\t'l1lll,‘; ziflcr at'roses, lilacs. iupins, bleeding hear! ed oftentimes with a layer of Nova Veno. nurse-in-trainin at and millionaires Ml amend‘ 
     
     ' Y9 CC-“6m0n.\’: SCl1ub81't's llii'<-0 nimlll\>' [HP to ('illlf0l‘nln‘nnd so on from the oid home gsi~- mild from the long drive home-— the Charlottetown Hospital] is —Mr. and Mrs. Frank McKin- something to rave abs:utM0nW H 
     
     " and “O Lord I Am '"“" TVVA land min-r Ann-rit-ail cities. Mrs.liien and it's no wonder the Head but one which usually made the spending two weeks vacation, in non. Sprlnghill. were recent vis- Russell 5, her all-l grlendagg M" 
     
     No‘. Wo:'t!i,\"' during the Mass; and   ‘Roll “cut in ciiliforiiiu in «uni-lot the House throws up his hands grade. Silently we hope the shiny Miscouche. at the home of her itofl It the homt 01 M13 and MH- is eflllally luscious and favsciiixiiily 
     
     "Pi :" A g i"' " ‘hl th ' - ; g ti .\i’. a l M . Silos.‘ ck ll pair. Old . ll h f lhtl ‘ - - .. 3- 
     
     °.  “ ‘° °  V. . .        is , ,  ...:.:: :..:..: .:.°*r.::‘.:'.‘: 3:22“ M“  “"-°  “°"’ ’""“" ?.“‘.§l‘..-‘.‘“.'a‘l§§‘§-‘.’i§Zr-3";‘.§“°’2.“‘ 
     
     .5. .1 . _ : ,. .. _.._,  1.. S H .1 i '5. 'l‘l'l«:.s'l)A\: "Tllink before _\'0'l - v- .1, ,, [M . _ ' . I . e eman- 
     
      b"J'liel ‘~.iuv-:“{”..,,t,’.'\him  1i'i:1lIi.>liIi;l[\.\Piliiil nilt‘]."i’\'_\ nilrt\]l(lll<‘|. -‘W-ll". -vus lanky Billy Casllon‘. M31X"l‘ix:e ix] pallet! on‘ ;0e:lr nose Fl .1 l 5. M5’ and M15"-1:0’! }.hms“.' am: ‘''“t°s “ "°wf°“"d me“ ma‘ “'7” 
     
     A ‘ blusfl ..i,a;mfi’\’1.“.e Miss Bet!) Locke, O‘Lear.V. \\a$::llllt iii lll<|1 imiiis iliroiigii ihri«"K“ W “W “"“”d ‘M "3”°"*” Mom!“ Mary Raid one evening.Mlglpcficljeowilin1::lsl3uR‘ichis 0! I;iisii‘t.‘cii"s fiStprtll"l1eghllit:ime“§;eMrlecner?d r°n€.‘:arc.,}.‘,‘,i,1}_.;.°c°v'fr¢V;, ’noi\“‘ 1" 
     
     ‘_ . ‘ - ‘ i . 3 hi 9 t 0; 1 “11l_: ; I .‘ . . 1‘ d 1, . spelling ht-e in l‘. S. A. Twice be- --A H, . « - rry 0 earn V ' D C - 37° ‘mm-ll" Won 
     
     ti -ixfffdm ms bndlfrai“ §IilI‘S.o‘.:lx::i1?ll‘  Aii)8‘l'(ix(dn,RdUl"VilI;|)'lili|l‘l';lt\li‘rail.”:;l2iI‘E(‘ A um,,[:.‘.,: lore he had been knocked out of llkp L.[.°,.u..".‘,?"insi'e"adri (y)?uId M131: Eh” he has reiemered me Prince Mn‘ walla" McLeod. accolade! of praise "om me. New 
     
     Orin and l‘fll’)(‘r\\lil1 Hm me “.eek_mdl WWW‘ [mm M‘ Any!“ '0 we d-mm.‘ “M15 but ‘his yea“ 3”” my, ounty Hospital for treatment. York dramatic critics for im. 
     
     V .3: ap.2.ique, lie. sllkl . ..g ‘ -. U , . .- ._ months of preparation, his effort”. 8 ~ » 4 .Mrs. Harold Dyment and !am- performance as Lorelei ill on 
     
     ., 1. , i l.\.iii ivllhlfltlt \.ill I \.a\ offitia . ut painting is fun and one Barbara Ar I it > * ' 
     
     ic. \C:1.‘\\‘IlS litltl by \2l D: A I. }’ll!(i_\‘ has rcliiziicii in l_ ulmml 1.. HM “‘,,.‘,, “.h.h. ‘\h.;_:l)tl|d off: he landed in Washington job 1 cm,” may H [m.e‘.u._ The h_.lm.ng in mieéiu  ‘:1 U rs 9"” “Y “"1 Mm‘ Clmmn (‘°h7".“‘. Spent Bmadway .mu5lca1 mnwdrv ‘''r‘ 
     
     I ( _ _ ‘ "'“‘{‘5i 5‘}‘_’.‘_*'_l"~“i ms iiunie in Albcrloii .-iter 51)\”:l');‘:l “M 1”,.;,,‘ mm “.11 mm... ,,‘lJ. L'., for lhe finals. in the Com- small shop had its face lifted,  r0 flown HOS‘ 3 few d3y5 “3C°_nuY WSIUUB 81 slon of this story and Miss l\loii- 
     
      md ' ‘.‘.c‘tlo. Bctui liincs my me “lnfey “uh ml-mm,-5 ..l.m,m'_mh_u\ mu, m Wm.‘-mg Lh:.‘n1£‘I’(l‘ Dcparinient he unfiflfly-si.\ (0,. “C Painted the WIN "3! be the home of their _parcnt.s_. Mr. roe will just as surely get ppm. 
     
     ' ~ in‘... .‘.‘  m‘“r“’ Amend‘ 1115 i8mll."- .‘uniisii:ill.\ in-av,\ traffic. “lhers "amend for me mg "°"‘- green. the shelve! golden brown mg confined ‘O her home rm and Mrs‘ R05’ Smm“ vlcmna ‘mm m°V‘° "mu Y” 1”" DU’- 
     
      rl .‘ sy.s.‘£‘. as "ninici of honor. _ V V > _ The first round proved so easy and the edges of the mew" red' quite some time through sickness West. formancc. Miss Russell sings mg 
     
     V--mild.  v\o.e a nlle EFECI1 RN_ and Mrs. Ii.R. lliaiils leave —Sl«.RMON AT MARC-AT_E that not one of the fifty six muf— tit’: not as bad as it :ounds~— Mr Georg Carma“ .h (“D095 '09 “"1 -‘the 1-‘ the 
     
     .2.e in . 1A(‘tv' bolcro gown “ill. today for Sacluiile. I\ B_. \\lie:i-.c}[U}qcn .. Rulnl Llfc Sunday in fed a word. lnen hill?‘ by little uclually ll looks ,,'.“ badly” emplbyed lngsummrsidfs "‘l°'_‘f With the arrival of warmer \vea- perfect foil for Miss Monroe. 
     
      iii...s and“ cap. she |ilu;v \\i.i aitcnd the i\l1l‘l‘illfII(‘:;h(i Lzmlm Chm...“ of Canada. was ,h,,‘“n,.ds‘¥’m‘ hmdm.‘ Words Sm...‘ Mm“ "normed me H1.” mom_ weebend with ma ‘I.e”$5p!;’f “‘ tlier, farming operations got un» Superlatives are in order in do- 
     
     .‘|: M ‘ ‘ '«I'(‘': lie bI‘ldt"5nl:llfis_’1‘I‘lli(‘l'Cl1Ct' at the UnllPt'l-(.h1llL‘.l ,.i),<.-rvrri ill lltt’ .\ll1‘.‘j:a\P (‘i11lI'Ch’IH ‘i-epiizilic 'iL\D('I‘l)0it" , "souffle mg “ml N, {me “as s,,”_ -.1 M" Bruce Cm,n”;:e’m‘m' Hé;\i“‘d derway. Many farmers are plant- scribing these tun _voiin;; larlm, 
     
     IV." .. liliitl ill, \\Pr'll‘lll: 3 gm, oi Caiiada l'he_i are boriiu at~-Emu, .1”. m.ep.,,..d order 0; 59,-- (lnwned_ some of them and by mink I'm getting a new ‘whistle ‘ ‘m’ lng potatoes while others are There isn't a l:€f‘ll.lf‘iI‘x’|Il oxtiim 
     
     -aid " ‘Ii yel.oi\ net and lacy C?fYiCpfll1l€d by Mr Russell Learn ‘-13,.’ g(,;l.,“mg me y.,9me_«-La- lunch 1lIfI[lleBt']>lliiy hiid C0‘Ill9SlII\‘S' .,,.,lh- pk, Tony Msgn A bit of M,-_ find Mr,‘ Hun. Mac‘-\i,v*m sowing grain. who wouldn't. prefer them. 
     
     -‘H dc‘ iunis susicr. Clam John. 0 ascllmpec. b[)llg‘ev‘q ’I'()ge[hpr with God)’ The were 6 . I .V esnn .0 grow invesligatjnz W“ 3" “rd”. and 3,“. we" vmwu to ‘me home 01‘ #._.-._._. 
     
     fljfln 3} “"19 55'“ ‘md it“? 93771911 MW; Norma lock? .VIWl,0__(_ iiniiiislcr, the Rev. S. H. liaslam. V033-"_ ‘”‘d“‘ ‘"9 hflfih‘ ‘1.Rh"_ hill sure enough a “whistle-tooth" their son-in-law and daughter, Ml. . Mr‘ “fwd Comm 15 bu” 1‘”‘d‘ WAR CRIMINAL FREEI) 
     
     il)£lQ.vi¢:‘\(5 u. A;-isiocl-at anti Bl-;;\r. “pg”-L mu \wek_w‘(‘j Mm ‘hm. 'pm._ Bl). po lied on‘. lii:.L the ;~ill..ql hflit .l"lifl)\llD e)]‘rl“u_<'§)'f'liln‘!.i(‘:‘ll‘fh|l‘ \I‘\00l'\tl:§ lwlsdom mm“ ‘o you.’ W“ peek. End Mm In Dennis’ caswmpecy mg pu1p_ several can have 1," BONN‘ Germany (Aphramfllh 
     
     L-\I W F‘ . . llnig Ml‘ and Mrs R‘tl‘i0i'(l l.ti.ke “mun” ’ ‘S “ “P mall)’ t_|d-‘i.,"1m“mu‘ou:,_ ‘ma mflnv 3gmi~r.- nix through. Buby‘Garth wanting recently. Northam. Saturday released another Gt“l’lllIf. 
     
     ‘ .li .l::ll!tS J0llll.SU'll. B.A, \\iis.O.I:e'_"\. ‘ ' l\‘.|liZ1lf.'(.\. an iniporiiiiil one beliiglm “V ’m m_ 6 I H '1 his share of attention keeps open- , _ _ war criminal. reducing to 68 lb‘ 
     
      lVJ':"3’—llL*_:'s best man. Gerald ‘ ~' the ol)p0l'l11l1!I_\ to bring up c1nld- “_P’;: ‘lD“°P>;'“_i(_i;"°Bro“9: "‘M“"°’f (Ins his mouth to show hlg ml... o'flhe litany friends of Mrs. Ivan Sincere sympathy is being €X- number held in the prison iii 
     
     nnc," .i!1fl Gera.d Johnston ush- Mlss ,\'n:~eeii (ji1l.s is i'ECt"l\— Yen in the \\a_\‘ they should go. Alabama ’wimam KPH‘, '1] ' of ‘"8 WW! A01’ White teeth. “He is ° Wu.‘ 0 Bum?“ 10! 7. RIe_ sorry tended to Mr. David Dyment upon wen, Freed was l-lemrlcl, peg,“ 
     
     (red Anlev guests. A large numbcr mg C0113,-alularions on _gn._-cgssr-..;;y Anullii-r is the closeness of fellovr- ‘\““mm' mm Em“ Pa“-_i-Cm -m“_ such is good-bad baby": says "°h6Il that sheia now ya pa_tleIltL1 the death of his sister who pas- serving 3 15.3103; gum 1...» m,]_ 
     
     U.‘  ‘ ‘I "‘ ' pm5"m' 1°" [115 completing first lcur Prince of ship. and in cuzisideration of these ;,d"..m-m,ime.. aha’ Wlmflm Ke‘“'_V lion. He’ does bad things in the }_’““°9 C‘-mm.‘ H°5P1i311fl 311"“ sod away in the U. S. A. lrealmcnl and killing of jnlu-Md 
     
     ‘\ Wales COUFEEE sliidzls. She is .1 l1iL‘IS. he sircsscd the need for ul- migged U»um.-mMed-- and so 31”}. hum.‘ B "N9 "3PP)' mlnner." m"'“d°- and “H hm’? 197 3 599953" allied nationals. 
     
     litr o':iii,li:cr's llcddlng Mm dAu.,,m,‘. m”M.._ and Mrs‘ All,C..~_-lpllgloll 1., pmmn as will as 5011 Cnghore W” I scholarsm of 550;) ‘ft’ “ondered why he was so ”°°V9’Y~ Mr, Ernest MacAusland and —————--i—--——-———— 
     
     13 ~ .~ “Ow 21 ‘mo-niece ensemble Gillis Kild'il'e ‘rcsoul'ce9. In closing. he said. “We and a week‘ end in Nlgnlmttan qmtmh yesterday m"''"“‘ T“'“’’‘' Mr William Turner lnedical M“ A’"‘”' R‘‘"‘‘‘‘’' W” the 
     
     °l mflw? “‘1illuuvi' and white at:- ' ‘ lme "18 ad\'m‘l"P5' What 5118“ 9 th' t ‘ii d W C W“ °""“e”"“" p°"5h‘ t dc‘ t t. D 1h 1 ‘' ‘‘“°’‘5 “‘ M’ ‘M M”‘ Maj“ Mn‘  
     
     . ‘ ‘ “e ‘ . . r - University in _ ' 
     
     ,. y; _ .. I E. _’ _ d M.“ H .b t J) ‘I , ,. _ . ., “'39 "lg “‘ ”'_m9}"" er "T inlz his small bare feet. with th 5“ n 5 I ouse . ._ 
     
      3:,“::.L0]l Fe Fe.‘ "359 °°’5".3°‘ ,1:rH““e chlfldrnfl ea’. f:°“‘::uI‘_"\‘_‘ “*3 d0 “M 0-“ f<”5P°“S1blllU0S? dont think Billy didnt earn 1-. Mack, boot brush H“ ‘en me: Halifax. N. s. spent. the 1m1idays“3““- P°"33°- "°°“”5 i-or quick comfortln help for Bsrksrtin, 
     
     -  . .. i \\oie navy with an ire ‘ . - .- BUR Ann,» nll_ hr. “on out over an. had ' "M sum“ hi wlgh ms mom”-_ Mrs, Alice Tum” _ Rhl\lml!lCFIlnl.U¢llfllU|)Nl(hl9.Ilron[ 
     
     \i.il.lC .'lt‘L‘f‘SSOl~:eSI and Brimflim. Mass, are spending the ucek-ciiii pm\,imam\_ finmmo whom Ch”d_ W‘ “M pleased y s”.n;"on  Ind other relnuves m OL,..“.\. 11, Mr. and Mrs. I-‘red McKlnnon imidlyurine.1::-|u:;ing“i::as:se‘:.1l5rrPrim, 
     
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     " " ‘"1 =_"- H0’-GIN‘ BU!‘-‘is “crc “Ml ““‘“ ‘”‘‘1‘’' “"1 *‘‘“”- M‘ j‘f“‘i F’! 9.“ ' ';" 0" “N"l’..m who entered the prc~limina.- and broken hgmud {she °' left on Monday afternoon for Wai- r'md"-“m1lY- 5“mI“"5l‘_“‘- “°”3 "19 Bladder troubles.ytry cvsrzx 3..i'.'i°_ 
     
     the ’.Z""!'.V‘I0'ilI‘i'S nf inn lmr,m- Mrs .l.imrs Hodzsnn. at HI‘(\.'\K_li1.:i“l'.l".I'IN(ri\ riw Rcv W. Erlc1;,._., ,d I)‘ - _°" “- mmm N_ S. where he Wm Mk‘, J guests of Mrs. Mcl(lnnnn'5 pal‘- completentisfactionormnney em nun’; 
     
     t':“ll‘\'f‘_ My; Regina smith EmN__ IN,“ Alt"-,“h\n_ .Iiii:raliam. BA. gave an interest-‘ ' _ Gerinmc E source! M m5 pleas‘ pojfllon {or the summer mon‘t.l13_ etns. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Mc- §','.§.°gi.'enf‘:ai-h<¢:Ii!g'”i”i£;:v.“h°M‘mu W" 
     
     431. arcl Mrs. James A Bradley.‘ ling and iiislriictive report on the '8. WEDi\ESDA\. Some ot the No ‘here is MY" A dun mo_ _c p_ Dougall on May 23. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     the hill! So this is the end of an 
     
     other column. Until we meet 
     
     again remember “Some peopla 
     
    
   
   
    
     uaste a lot of time talking abou' 
     
     themselves even though the_v'ti 
     
     much prefer to have you do it!" 
     
    
   
   
    
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     —Mr. Charlie. Macwilliams of 
     
     Wat Cape. and Mr. Stirling Prtzzell 
     
     of Springfield West, made e.-flying 
     
     trip to Rose Valley last week and 
     
     were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. 
     
     Beecher Best. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mrs. Forsythe of Springfield west. 
     
     is spending some time visiting with 
     
     her parents ever on the mainland. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. Lester Gay motored to slim- 
     
     merside where he visited his wife 
     
     who is I patient in the Prlnci 
     
     County Hospital. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. and Mrs. James Hudson and 
     
     family. were visitors to 0'Lesry and 
     
     Cascumpec on Sunday. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. and Mrs. John Morcshead. 
     
     0'1.eary. motored to Montrose on 
     
     Sunday. and visited with Mr. and 
     
     Mrs. Lloyd Dunbar. They also Vis- 
     
     ited in Alma in the afternoon. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. and Mrs. I-‘red Hastings and 
     
     daughter Karen of st. John. N. B.. 
     
     spent the holiday at the home of 
     
     Mrs. Hastings‘ parents. Mr. and 
     
     Mrs. Jack Matthews in O'Lcal'y. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Miss Olive Jelley. employee of the 
     
     Bank of Nova Scotla in Summer- 
     
     sidr. spent the holiday at the home 
     
     of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George 
     
     Jclley in O‘Lesry. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The many friends of Mrs. Gilbert 
     
     Gsudet. of Woodstock. are glad to 
     
     see her out around again after 
     
    
   
   
    
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     KENSINGTON 
     
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     The real life love story oi’ golf 
     
     champion Ben Hogan in “Fol, 
     
     I.0W THE SUN“. starring Glenn 
     
     1-‘ord. Anne Baxter, _Dennis 0'- 
     
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