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IPAGE F()'URTEEN' '
in Aunt brass AT -. CAPITOL means. . sumur-msioii:
Rex Allen's latest swiftly-paced western. Republic's "Rodeo, King.
and the Senorita.” now. at the c. itol Theatre. will win the noble Arizona Cowboy hun-
dreds of new friends. It provides movie-goers with exciting action. timental comedy, remauce and top tunes. As the rodeo headliners. Rex Ind his trick stallion. Koko. have narrow escape from death when y Barcroft. who bitterly resents furs position in the Foster and Morales Wild West Show, tries to Iideswipe his station wagon in an lttempt. to push it off in cliff. Rex survives and later discovers that Morales, whom he is to re- place, has been killed. While the
Rex, decides to go after
relatives and New York. he will be the guest of his son- in-law Mrs. Eric Loth. ' -
Eleanor Mr. are sorry to learn of her illness at be: home in Tignlsh.
Tignisli and Vicinity
-Hon. J. A. Bernard. Tigdish, left on an extended visit among and friends in Boston in Boston
While and daughter. Dr..
Mr. Lorne Mocue. Tignish, was a visitor to Charlottetown on Mon- day.
The many school friends of Mkss daughter of
Handrahan.
and Mrs. Alfred Handrahan
The many friends of Mrs.
to leave
and
Al- llealh Sul7D0SNll.V 15 acldemal. Heliiphec Arsenaull. Nail Pond, will be is suspicious. Barcrnft. still out tnlpleue K0li0 lprovcd sufficiently
d to learn that she has im- the
f0'Loary Ami Vicinity
-The many friends of Mr. Mur- ray Sweet of Forest View, are sorry to hear that he is a patient in the Western Hospital in Al- berton. suffering with virus phen- monla. iAll wish for a speedy re- COVCFY. p
Mrs. Milford Ellis and three children of West Cape, are visit- ing at the home of her parints. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Sweet in Forest View,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Macxlnnon and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Mac- - Nevin of Coleman. motored lo Summcrslde. recently and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Macxinnon and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mac- Kinnon and son of O'Leary. spent the week-end at the home of Mrs.
first He roads the trick stallion. City Hospital.Charlottetown. where Mm,Kmnon.5 pmm Mr and who avoids further brutal treat- Sm underwent a major operation Mm Cunard Matthews m AL ment by crashing through I and ,5 now convzilesclng at her berm". 53” home. .. -.-
Tm?" Trmranl Com” ""3. '-m The many friends of Mr. John 3h”ll 5 mh" l”l'm9l7 H795 R35 The t'lllZ.CllS of Tiziilsh arc cn- Macnomm are glad tn see mm
and the rodeo stir. unable in use his injured horse. presents him to the young Morales girl. Bonnie Deslmone With the help of her governess. Marv Ellen Kay. and friend Buddy Ebseri. nurses Koko to lll'Rlil'l. Meanwhile. Rex proves
that.
Moralesi ”accidental” death was ied by Mrs. cum,” Bennett and murder. When Barcroft and Cot. daughter Jon fin go to prison. Rex promise-s tom few dais m charione manage the show until the little past wgckp
teuorita comes of age.
T
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Tignlsh
yoymg the benefl
stock will automatically
Mrs. Alexiiiidcr Shea, accompan-
While there they at-
tended the religious ceremony of the Order of St. Martha at St. Dunstan's Shears daughter Re Consolata received yand rut
Basilica where Mrs
her holy habit was admitted
to attend the
M. Handrahan.
Second gainc scml finals island Midget Championship
l '. llilogan and Mrs. Gregory Mclnnls
Mr. Wilson Shea. Mr. P- E
is of street lights which t'alll(' on for the first time on the evening oi March 12. The 31 lights which are controlled by
y a time BO""'”yturn on at dusk and.dff at dawn.
n, of Tignlsh. spent- town the
v. Sister Mary
to the Novitiate the Congregation of St Mar- l-tha. Among the other large nun” ibcr of friends and relatives fromy 0e”m0"3'”R.odd. who has been a patient in 5 Gavin, Mrs.John
FRIDAY, MARCH 19 pm Mrs MUM”, CW,” 0...
back home after being at patient in the Halifax Hospital. His son Ronald of Milo. motored to Sum- merside to meet his father and bring him home.
The Young People of the Bloom- l field United Church held a party in the Y.P.U. room of the Church on Friday night. There was a good attendance and the evening was spent in games and contests. and singing. After which A delicious lunch was served.
Miss Blanche Matthews of Summerside, spent Sunday at the home of her parents. Mr. andMrs. Jack Matthews in O'Leary.
The many friends of Parker the Prince County Hospital in ,Summ-zrslde, are glad to know that he is improving. and hope i that he will soon be real well a-
v-r-r I gain. He is the son of Mr. and 'v ' The many 3Ch09l men” ill Mr- Mrs. Harold Rodd of Summer- Munay ml" Midgets Clifton Harper. 50” 0! M53 -"m side. Mrs. Parker was formerly . ls' . Mrs. Howard Harper yezref W Miss Glen MiicNeill. of Knuts- Kensmgto” M'dget5 learn of his indispogsitkiliigl tthggh ford. . do it necessary 0 J -- Game 8:30 Sharp 1:? the Western) Ht;16g3;Wl-mtlbearx; 1Mlss iolitxs .gell.V- liglgq is secul- V TT 1 :1. All sincere! 9 poyed n t e ank o ova n- SATURDAY: MARCH 20 early recovery. tie in Summerside spent the , . "CL week-end at her home in 0'Leary. Third Game Finals nf...------ " Farmcrs' League -twmvr is cunnlt-G? Mi-.faiad Mit-s. :Valt'd Hsarrls of -. Knuts or mo orc o ummcr- GRAHAMS ROAD OMA-K Wash" lAPl”Th" 0:” side on Sunday to visit with V5 Cmmb" 0: C”m";1e"e wtzgnel; :5 friends and relatives ' turned down a cur ng ma c a - . L SPRINGWEI-D ienge from the Osoyoss. 3- 0- Mr. and Mrs. Allie Harris of Ch5mb"- N” ml" "19 membe” Summcrslde. were visitors over
Game 8:30 Sharp
had anything against the game of curling. None of them know what it is.
. CAPITOL Summer-side
From THR
MILES AWAY-they cpme!
Tonight 7-9:20; Saturday 2:30-7-9:20 BIG DOUBLE BILL 7 Rex Allen (The Arizona Cowboy)
"RODEO KING AND THE SENORITA"
See Rex go into blazing action when he uncovers a killer's secret.
E HUNDRED MILLION 0vvvi-.rwuw:-
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REGEN
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limit llacitiizil L
2:30 -7 - 9:20
or Tarzan clashes with the Site-dovill
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the week-end to O'Leary and vic- lnity.
The many friends of Mr. Wil- liam Bnulter of Glenwood. are sorry to hear that he is on the sick list. and hope for a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Frmik Sweet of St. Eleanors. were visitors to the western part of the Island over the weekend
The Evening Auxiliary of the United Chlirch was held at the home of Mrs, Phillip Thompson. on Thursday night. with the president Mrs. Robert Woodslde presiding. Twelve members an- swered roll call. It was decided to pack another box for Cape Bre- ton. Messages of Stewardship and
Temperance were given by their respective secretaries, Mrs. Lewis Bernard and Miss Pearl Craig
Next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. E. W. Turner. Lunch Committee will he Mrs. Phillip Thompson. Mrs. C. F. Willis and Mrs. E. MacDonald. Mrs. Wood-
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-rm: GUARDIAN. cri'Aiu.o'rri-2'1-'ovm Conway And Vlclnlty
-Mr. Mickey Gallant. Cucum- pec. was a visitor at Conway on March 16. at the home of Mr. Vernon Boyle.
aids in devotional loader. Do- votloml leader for this meeting was Mrs. Wagner, and the theme was "The Church in Their House.' The Mission Study was conducted by Mrs. Wagner, assisted by Miss Eva Macbellan. and was entitled "Our Own Back-Yard. Social per- iod followed, and lunch was ser- ved by hostess and committee in charge.
Rev. H. Lloyd Henderson. Pree- byterian Minister and Mayor of Portage La Prairie. Man. spent a few days with his mother, Mrs. R..C. Henderson who is aged and ill at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Miss Faith MacDonald. 0'Leary, spent the week-end at the home
of her parents. Mr. Ind MFS- Ira Banks, Poplar Grove.
James MacDonald. in Portage. M... . She was accompanied by Miss M” Ruskin Bu," Ind huh. Margaret Woodbridge of 0iLeary. 1” Shirley. Freeland, were in
summerside on March 18 on busi-
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Saunders of messy
O'Leary, were visitors to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sharbell. recently.
Mr. Frank Ma-cxinnon. Spring- hill, was a visitor at the home of Mr. William E. Macxinnon on March 16.
Mrs. Roland Turner of Sum- merside, was a visitor to the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
-T 0 Jack Pale m omnryl Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Murphy
have returned to their home in Freeland after spending the win- ter months at 0'Leary.
The members oi the C. G. I.-T. group held a successful pantry jg sale on Shtlll'da,V afternoon in the Mr. and Mm Harold Mm", C(i'op”m””' 5”” '" 0L"”3"il-liieelaiid. were in Summorside on Everything "5 cmmed "D. m mlMzn-cli 16 on business and visited time and a neat sum realized. lat the home 0! Mrylnd Mrtnwh
MacKendrick.
On Sunday afternoon quite a number gathered at the United The mam, menus 0, Mast”. church far 3 5m5'm": .se”'m' :Lloyd Banks, son of Mrs. Annie Mrs. Robert Woodside presided at Banks, Freeland. Wm ray” no the organ. Two duets were much loam he is a patient in me stew. 9"-myed Md. were rendered by art Memorial Health Centre, Tyne Mrs. Ruth Silllker and her daugh- valley. and wish him I speedy up ter, Mrs. MacDonald. cove”. to good hnlm.
,M" 2'” l'"5' '””l”" R”.""?” ”,' Mr. Bill Mdcl;1eFill-,:tudent at St. Emma 0' "N "Wm wsnms 3 Dunst.ui's College. Charlottetown. :1: lilsonge of ltllif and Mrs. Harry ls spending a few days H me ” " K"it:?:d' home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. . Y Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Harris of 05”" Vt MaCNem' LsJEz:.':,gr:f"1d's1?:f1:;1v vlsnms nm Oi. .Xlr. Bruce Lewis. Summerslde. ' ” i lp;; ,iias a visitor at the home of Mr. Mr. Clifford Ellis. O'I..c.'iry. was cum John D" Film” on a visitor to Sumnierside i'eccntly.li arm '
tiihlliecgpc he. iisited friends and rein-3 Mr. Hem” Murphyy summery
side, was a recent visitor at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. ulohu J. Murphy.
Tho ni.my frlonds of Mr, Rus- sell Collicutt are sorry to hear that he is a patient in the P. E l C I. Hospital in Charlottetown. M1" Md Mm wan”: J” Palm"
i3lld soxi, Summerside. were visit-
inz friends and relatives at Con- lwiiy and vicinity on March 17. -P.
.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan MacPlicrson of O'l..eary. are spending the wcck-end at the home of Mr. and; Mrs. James Livingstone in Glen- wood.
Piusville And Vicinity Brae Y. P. U. held their meri- jg ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie MacNevin on Monday eve- ning. The president, Mrs. Robert Ouiton conducted the meeting. The study period was conducted by Rev. Robert Wagner. Next meeting will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ouiton.
-Mr. and Mrs. James Rooney. Mill River. were visitors at the home of Mrs. Rooney's brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Corcoi-an, Piusville.
Mr. Leo Gallant, Plusvllle, was a buslnos visitor to Summerslde, on March l2.
The members of the Carleton Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. Carrol Macwilliams. on Tuesday night. Roll call was answered by each member sug- gesting ways to improve the In- stltute. S2. was voted to the Red Crom Society. Next meeting: will he at the home of Mrs. James
Meurs. Joseph and Howard 0'- Haller-on, Brocton. were to Plus- ville on March 13.
Mr. Keith Pratt, Bloomfield.was H vi-itor to Plusvllle on Sunday.
Gel-W” Mr. Laughlln. Horne, Rosebuilt mm to th' dl ti t n business Miss Lela Criiswrll. nlll"5I'-lI'l- ;':2f,,,,1y. 13 S r C O - training in the Princn Count): ....a Hospital in Sunimersidc. spent ML and Mm Vincent 5311”;
the last week or so with her Mr- enls, Mr. and Mrs, Albzin Cras- well in Bloomfield.
were visiting in Lot 6 on Sunday evening.
Mr. William Gallant. has re- turned to Petawiiwa, after spend- ing leave at his home in Plus- vllle. From there he intends to go to Korea. '
Mrs. Gordon Hardy. Miss Lucy Hardy and Mr. Wendall Hard;-of Brooklyn. were visitors to the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Adams 1n Knutstord on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McGregor and sons. Robert and 1"ra.nkle of Burton. Lot 7, were Sunday vis- itors at the home of.Mr. dnd Mrs. Norbert Corcoran.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Strong- man of Port Hill. were Simdav izuesis of Mr. and Mrs. Wcndall Turner. O'Leary. on Sunday.
Miss Angela Corcoran in spend- ing some time with her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. James Rooney, Mill River.
Borden and D O O Vicinity -Mrs. William Ozon of Borden is spending a few days with her
daughter. Miss Laura Own at Moncton. N. B.
Mr. Sidney Forbes. Summerslde, was a business Visitor to Plus- ville on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Erby Gallant and children of Fortune Cove, recent-
-. ly vislted.Mrs. Gallsnt.'s parents. Mm. Utville Leard.Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Gummy
Amos Peters, and Messrs. John Cole: and Fldele Peters of Borden Pmsvuk .
motored to Mon-cton on March l5. Mr. Fred Kc"-VI Rosevum W”
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Howatt "' ""4 mm" ””""3"
and daughters Faye and Beverley of Borden. wont to Moncton, N. 3.. on March l5 to attend the North Sydney-Sussex game of hockey in which Bonnie l-lowatt is one of the North Sydney team.
Miss Clara Clements, employed in Bloomfield. was to Piusville on March 14.
Messrs. Louis And" Donnie Dul- ton. Burton. were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John J.
Mr" Gmham 1””d"' P" W" C' Corcoran on March 14
student, spent the recent week- end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Lodge, Borden.
The C.G.I.T. and Explorers of zjorgeeri Tilarultegantihxcgldeigtsgtgigr xgglgxgrtnn Murray on Saturday Boys at a. St. Patrick's party on i March 12 in the church hall. , More than 40 young people were in attendance. Games for the evening were under the direction of Mrs. Macxenzie and Mrs. Cog- glns and music was supplied by Mrs Toombs. Games included musical st. Patrick parcel. sham- rock hunt, relay races and stunts. and delicious refreshments were served, the leaders being assisted by Mrs. Everett Mlcbeod. Door prize was won by Malcolm Lodz! and lucky door prize by Bonnlc Macbean. Party cloud by 311 joining hands and Ilnlinl MPG-
Mrs. Jacob Hardy and dauihter Erma. also Mrs. Gerald Hardy and daughter of Rosebunk. were vis- itors at the homo of Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. Leonard Mcxlnnon. O'- Leary. was a visitor to this dis- trict on March 14.
Mr. Leigh McNeil. Dock Road. was is recent visitor to Piusvllle.
Mr. Laurence Klnch. Dock need. was a visitor to Plmvllle. on Monday.
Friends of Mrs.WarburtonMur- ray are glad to hear she is up and around again after her rec- ent. illness. -33.
L; Thursday. This Wu uses or eight per cent more households and 194,556 or six per cent more fam- lites than at the'June Lemsus of
NOTICE
I will in the near future opening an office for
MORE FAMILIES
OVITAWA. ICP1-Cami-ln's prov- lnces had 3.675.000 households and 3,477,000 families at June l. 1953. the. Bureau of statistics estimated
YOPS -n
B anboi U :10
Hiuqy lfi' ll
be medical practice In KOHII'- tolo P. l:. luhnd.
DB. L. K. IIILINIKI, ILD.
MUtiTARD
Konsvington aid
-Mrs. Wilfrid Kelly of sum- morslde, was an attendant at the funeral of her cousin the late la- mented Dr. Walter P. Mclrlde. luquleu: Man was sung in the Church of the Holy Family. xen- slngton. Interment took place at St. Herr: Cemote .y, Indian River.
Mr. Archie Woodside of Mal- peque, now residing in summer- slde, visited his brother. Keir Woodsida on Saturday. He also attended the funerals of Dr. Mc- Bride and George Woodslde.
Mr. and Mrs. Ru Johnston of Klnkora, were attendants at the funeral of the late Dr. W. P. Mc- Bride on Saturday.
Mrs. Austin Murphy and daugh- ter Mrs. Leslie Trainor of Emer- aid. visited xenslngton on sutur- day.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bums of Kemington were guests attendln the dinner at the Charlottetown Hotel on Tuesday.
Mr. Aubrey Brooklns and bister Miss Ellubeth. of Kenslnzton. at- tended the dinner and address at the Charlottetown Hotel on Tues- day.
NAGUIB RETURNS - Waving Naguib acknowledges cheers from the
Mrs. Blair Andrews of New nnew
MARCH 19. 1954
his hat, mi. Gen. Mohammed crowd at Cairo, Egypt, following
his reinstatement as President. Two days before. he had resigned l'll.'l position. His restoration brought wild crowds surging into the City
(NEA Radio Telephoto)
Glasgow was I. guest at the din- ner and address by Mr. Dolan at the Charlottetown Hotel.
of Kensington. and Mr. James Ramsay of Hamilton. left Saturday morning for where they will spend a few weeks enjoying the balmy weather of the South. Both extensive potato growers Mr. Brooklns Rain.-say have R number of business nssoclates who will to prospects with them.
Rev. 17.. F. Mscdonalcl of Seven Mile Bay. and Rev. Eugene Mur- ray of Bummerffeld attended the funeral in Holy Family Church on Saturday and occupied seats in the sanctuary.
-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Humph- rey and Mr. uid Mrs. Bruce Mc- Leod of Kenslngton, who were interested listeners. attended the address and dinner in honor of Mr. Leo Dolan, given at the Char- l....tetown Hotel on Tuesday even- ing. Mr. Dolan is national direc-
GEAHAIVPS ROAD SCHOOL
(February lteport) Grade IX -Be-verly MncGrcgor. Bruce Murray.
;
.loIinny's paper route ends at
he wants to bc . . . an electrical engineer. And
a long-range objective even for a
way to get Wllat you want is to ...at the BolM..
Charlottetown Branch. 105-10'! Grafton Street: .3531 ROGERS. Mlnlgor.
uouluo vnnu enuoiuu Ill Ivnv wu.x'ov
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ST.
taiu altars
and Mrs. MacLean.
Grade IV-Mabel Montgomery,
Florida George Follaxici. Grade III-Lester Montgomery. Grade II (A)-Billy Folland.
Grade II (B)-Paul Cosh. Jun.
and M:-. ior Montgomery.
Grade I
discuss pota-.i'ei'. K
(A)-Ge-rrle Boelhour-
Grade I (B)-Eric Brown, Jane
Cash.
Mary A. MacKsy. teacher.
VETERAN CRAPISMAN JOHN'S. Nfld., (CP)-Jame;
yArmstrong, '72, last of the cabinet Grade VIII-sjonie Boelliourverwmakers, closed his shop here um Grade V11-R085 M'Ui'r3.V. Hans . more than 50 years of making and lrepalrlllg furniture by hand, Many
in Newfoundland con. and news which lie
tor of touristry with headquarters Boelhourver. at Ottawa. Grade VI-'-Allll Mr.cLcod. Wen- lchurches dell Murray. Claire Hynes. Mr. and Mrs, George Brookins Grade V--Irvine Green. Lloyd fashioned.
Mt (lilo iLilA'ib'Q,lo6&0gInM1& lg.
'MY BANK' "every Friday!
Johnny's only in grade VI, but he already knows what
lic's doing
something about lit. Regular as clqcl-;w0i'k, he's at his B of M branch each Friday, depositinganotlier dollar from his earnings for that college education. That's
grown-up.
But johnny has figured out early that the only
save for it
Why not start your youngster on the way to independence and success by opening an account for him at ”MY BANK"?
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