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With Johnny Mack Brown and Raymond Hotton "VIOLENCE" _

With Michael O'Shea and Nancy Coleman

_HUNTER RIVER Tuesday Night 9 PM.

COVEHEAD Wednesday Night 9 PM.

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2 building lots; truck wag- gon on sloven; wheels (heavy and new); truck woggon axles; heavy springs for heavy express woggons; No. l6 Frost 8r Wood plow; l ZSO-gallon tank (iron); l Sockville plow; ‘l grain cleaner (Gray and Campbell); l, 2 and 3 inch hardwood (wide).

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OTTAWA. May 81—(CP)—Pl‘lme Minister Mackenzie King told the Commons today no" deiinite date has been set ior the proposed meet-

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Mount Stewart

Miss Teresa McIntyre wee a recent irisitor to Peakee Station-

Mrs. Spurgeon Walker and daughter of Georgetown were visi- tors tc Mt. Stewart on Saturday.

m. and Mrs. Willard Collin and family were Sunday visitors to Mt. Stewart.

Miss Helen Doyle o! Montreal l! visiting at the home oi her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Blush Doyle.

Mlr. Preston McAakiil, teacher o! Bangor School. spent the holidays at his home here.

Miss hanaona MacDonald. who is employed in the City, was a recent visitor to her home in Mt. Stewart.

The condition oi Mr. Ira Clark who is ill at the home oi nts son Frederick ior the past month re- mains about the same. '

Miss’ Margaret Bradley. St. the home of her sisters. Mrs. Pius MacDonald. v

w. and Mrs. Milton Waye and Mr. Winston Birt oi St. Peter's Bay were tn Mt. Stcwart on Sunday. -Mt. St. '

Dr. and Mrs. Shepherd oi .Mt. Stewart are visiting iriends and relatives in Nova Scotia.

The monthly meeting oi the W. M. S. oi the United Church was held at the home of Mrs. Herold Aiiieck on Friday night-Mt. St.

1W1. Brighton McDougail oi Mac- Donald and Rowe, Charlottetown, was a week end yisitor to his home in Mt. Stewart.

The many friends oi m. John A. Mecdonsld-Ailivery. will be glad to hear that he is out around again aiter his recent illness.

Mrs. James A. MacDonald and son David have returned home, having spent a iew days in the City visiting iriends and relations.

Little Miss Mary McCallum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bue McCallum oi St. Peter's, was a. recent visitor- with her grandmother. Mr. Stewart Mcliachorn.

Mnand Mrs. Guy Glover have returned to their" home in Char- lottetown. having been recent vis- itors to the homes oi Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jay, Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Aifieck and Mrs. S. Clark.

The Corpus Christi observance oi St. Andrews Parish was held on Sunday morning with Solemn Mass celebrated by» Rcv. T. Campbell, aitcr which the parishioners form- ed the procession to, the outside altar ior Benediction. The choir was under the direction of Mr. Urban MacDonald and Miss Rita

MacDonald was organist.

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The many friends o! Mr- l!!! Clark will lie sorry to hear that there is little improvement 4n his health. His daughter. Elizabeth. has arrived irom New Jersey to he with her tat-her.

word has been received trom Mr. Sheldon Jay who is a patient in the Victoria General Hospital. Halifax, that his health is im- proving and he will not. have to have an operation.

Among the entertainments was the weekly Legion dance on Thurs- day night in the Legion Hail when the Eastern Rythm Boys supplied the music. ‘lfhere was a good crowd in attendance.

The Gasperaux plant is in iull swing again with Mr. Frank Kelley in charge and about l6 men and women employed cleaning and packing iish which are put in har- rels and shipped to the Statcs.

IANNING SCHOOL

The following is the honor roll

' for the month oi April:-

Grade X-l. Ralph Champion; 2. William Auld. ‘

Grade lX-l. Frances MacKin-

non; 2. Joan Beairsto: B. Anabel Auld. Grade VII!—i. Janet MscKin-

non; 2. Vivian Bryanton and lich- ert Maci-Ienzie (equal); s. Junior Mackenzie.

Grade VII—i. Mary Macrlutt; 2. Mary MacGougan; 8. Donald Sea-

irsto. Grade V!--i. Vernon MacKen-

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Grade V—-i. David Chisholm; 2. Lois Brysnton; 8. Joyce Macken- zie.

Periect attendance: Frances MacKinnon, Verna Bryanton, Viv- ian Bryantcn. Mary MacGouIan, Joyce Mackenzie, Vernon ‘Mac- Kanaie, Georgie Lockhart, bats Bryantcn, Terry Stewart.

Highest average: Mary Mac- Nutt 9a.: per cent. _

Teacher-Alice D. Lookhsrt.

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lupus-t, s: 5t. Mary's School ior the month oi May:-

Grade !X—-i. Louise Doiron; 2. Eunice Pineau.

Grade VIII-i. Marie Plneau.

Grade VI-1. Marion Blanchard; 2. Marie Yvonne Doiron; 2. Enid Pineau.

Grade IV—l. Omer Pinesu; I. Lionel Doiron; l. Alirede i-‘ineau.

Grade II-l. Cynthia Pineau; 2. Josephine Martin; 3. Stclia Mg:- Kinnon.

Grade I-Llernadette Pitre; 2. Jeannettc Pineau; 8. Leo Pincau.

Periect Attendan : Ellsworth Martin. Louisa Gallant, Lorraine Gallant. Bernadette Pitre. Jean- nette Pineau, Cynthia Pineau, Josephine Martin, Onier Pineau, Uonel Doiron, Alheda Pineau, Boynton Martin, Beverly Martin. Enid Pineau..Merie Yvonne Doiz- on, Marie Pineau, Eunice Plneau, Louise Dolron.

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subiccts: Junior grades, Omar Pin-

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91.8 per cent. Alireda Pincau.

per cent. ~ For senior grades: Louisa Dalton

88.2, Eunice 863. Marie Pincau 81.6.

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w. Malcolm MscKinnon, Mur- ray ltivar, was’ a business visitor to Montagueon Friday.

Henry Macuren, Monta- gue. and Mr.‘ G. H Brooklns, Ken- sington, left on Tuesday ior Flor- ida, USA” by plane on business.

The S. S. Ulna arrived in port on Thursday. clearing ior George- town Thursday evening with a load of produce.

Mr. and Mrs. Hubert MacGul~ gan. Montague. have leit. ior Syd- ney, NS, where Mr. MlOGlllIflli has accepted employment.

Friends will doePly regret to learn that Mrs. Martin Currie sui- icred a most severe accident in a iali down cellar stairs. At the time sire was unable to be moved to the hospital. Her husband. Mr. Cur- rie. has. arrived from Charlottetown where he is working.

His many iriencls are happy to welcome Mr. James Macintyro, who recently arrived in Montague irom Toronto. Mr. Maclntyre was a iormer resident oi Montague for many years beiore leaving ior Western Canada. He is a charter member oi the local curling club. and was the skip oi the Island team that took part in the Domin- ion playdowns in 18-.

On ‘Thursday night a meeting was held in the Grade XI class- room ior the purpose of organising the Montague baseball club. The meeting was largely attended, and a teanl selected to entcr the Southern King's League which was organized on Thursday night. Already the team has had two practices preparing for the open- ing game on Monday night. Early next week work will begin 9n the new diamond to be located at the north end of the Community Wel- iare League grounds. It is under- stood that. a bulldozer will be used to skin-oil the top, after which the ground. will be narrowed. raked and then roiled hard. A new high backstop will be erected, and pos- sibly players boxes. The Montague team which will play on Monday night comprises: Catcher and cap- tain. Ernie Carver; pitcher, M. G. Patterson; 1st base, Harold Stew- art; 2nd base, Doug George; short stop. I-lughle Power; 3rd base. C. Watt; centre field. Allie Carver; leit field. George Nicholson; right iield, Glen Reynolds.

A speciaimeeting o! citizens oi the Montague school district was held on Wednesday with Mr. Art Sullivan acting as chairman, tor the purposeof considering the construction oi a. two-room annex onsthe south side oi the present six-room school. Aiter consider- able discussion on the feasibility o! constructing a room in the base- ment. it was decided that. the two- room annex should be built. and the sum oi 812.000 was voted ior

the six-room school had provided ample space ior all classes. but dur- ing the past eight years the num- ber o! school children attending increased to such an extent that morning classes were held ior one grade, and aiternoon classes ior another. Last. ar the situation became so ecut that Grade XI had to move to other quarters in order to make room ior expansion l)! the 10W!!! classes. Ag yet thig expansion has not been carried out to a suiiiclent degree. necessi- toting another expansion this year. As a nseque-te the Board feels that only two rooms will handld the diiiiculty. With an eight- room school Montague will now be in a position to alter educational iacilities to many who do not be- long to the district. It is under- stood that the Board is seriously cnntemplating adding runny ind; courses to the curriculum. includ- ing music. ‘carpentry, mechgnleg, painting and sculmeririg, and home economics. Should this program bs canted out students‘ will have a greatcr incentive to attend school so as tc iiniah their education. It is also the hope oi the Board that this new annex may be w built that it may be. opened to iorm a large auditorium ior community purposes. With an eye to the fut- ure, and the development of the Wllmlllllt! Ind the educational facilities oi the children, the Board has made no mistake in a very necessary undertaking.

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Bristol And Vicinity

Mrs. Stannis Isapierre, returned home on Friday evening from Rus- tico. liter attending the iunerel oi her uncle, Mr. J. Gauthier.

Rev. Torrance Campbell. Pariah priest at St. Andrews. will cala- brate his diamond» jubilee nut month.

Rev. Francis P. Alyward, sang his ilrst Solemn l-ligh Mess in the Little Flower Church at Morail on Sunday. '

Miss Margaret Finley, hag n. turned home aitcr spending the winter in Boston. Mass with her sister, Mrs. Walter Munroe.

Mr. Phillip Sinnott, who lost his house in a iire last wintcr. is building a new house at present on the old site. .

A general Mission will open in the Little Flower Church, Moreli, on next Sunday. conducted by tne Redemptorist Fathers.

Government bulldozers have started digging the mighty cellar for the new potato warehouse at Morell.

Friends oi Mr. Rlbert Murphy. will regret to learn that he has entceed the Cherlottctown Hos- pital ior treatmeiit. Mr. Murphy is foreman on the government breast work at Red Ilead.

It is undestood that P. R. Sin- nott. local builder will be in charge of the extension work on tire Cath- olic church at Morell next month. Some thirty ieet will be bull-t onto the iront. end of the church and a new spire tea-ring some iorty ieet into the air will be added. New seats will also be put in. '

So many of the farmers here and every where have taken to tractors that horses are about ior- gotten, but not on the iarm oi Robert Sanderson, Marie. two miles irom here. This writer vis- ited Mr. Sanderson one evening last week to gaze on one a! the iinest team of horses ever seen. They were attached to a manure spreader at the time and moved it along like a light wagon. Mr. Sand- erson, who was almostkilled in an accident while sawing wood last winter. is still unable to work and will be on the idle list for several months yet with a badly iractured arm.

People living near the Little Flower Church in Morell Village were awakened by the terrible scream of a terrified cat and on looking out they saw a flash of fire around one oi the electric light

iound a valuable pet cat oi the bank manager Mr. Bent, had climbed the pole and came in con- tact with the_iive wire, shocked and thrown to the ground with considerable of the skllatfibasrned oi! one leg the cat (ought er way back to lira again. It has always been said a cat has nine lives so this pet despite a sore leg is still in the land oi the living but won't climb anymore poles ior a while.

Building moving is nothing now. Last week while eating dinner this writer was surprised to sec a mighty bulldozer going in Morell. road with a long warehouse towing behind getting along at a smart speed, several men kept pace to see everything was in order. A iew hours later the samemachine came back to the village with a bung- a.low in tow the operty b! Mr. and Mrs. Maurie Mas-tell. The family were-Living in the house and had had dinner at their old lot in Sinnott Road and supper at Morel] several miia away. House and all moved tc a new lot in e iew hours that would take about two r three weeks moving the old style. This mighty machine is in charge of Mr. Gordon Hooper. who certainly knows how to handle it and move it around like a bicycle. -.Bris.

NIW LONDON W. L

The May meeting oi New Lon- don W. I. met at the home oi Mrs. Oecar- MacKay. The president. Mrs. Oliver Bernard opened the meat- im in usual manner. Sixteen mem- bers answered roll cell with an exchange oi iiovrer eliiI. and two visitors were present. Minutes were read and adopted. Sick Committee reportcd time ~ calla and Mrs. George Cola. Mrs. Harold Mayhew and Mrs. Herold Dunning were ap-

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home over the weekend.

Mr. Daniel MacCorn-iack vialtcd Montague on Saturday.

Miss Marion Morrison and Miss Joyce Fogerty visited the City on Saturday. y .

Mir. J, W. Lavaea and eon Jackie were visitors to Charlottetown on Saturday.

lilies Kay Roche. Principal oi

Saturdayvlsitcr to the City.

Mr. Russell Yorston has ac- ceptcd a position on the S. S. Prince Edward Island at Bordon.

Mr. Clam Wight oi the City vis- ited his home in Burnt Point. over the weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bake: and iamily were visitors on Sunday to relatives in Murray Harbour.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Doyle oi Charlottctown were recent visitors to relatives in Georgetown.

Miss Gertrude Msrtcil oi the stat! oi Old Spain in Charlotte- town visited her home here over the weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller and iamily o! Charlottetown motored to Georgetown and visited Mrs. Miller's parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Douglas. -.

Mrs. Spurgeon Walker and daughter Carol visited Mount Stewart on Saturday.

Miss Stclla Morrisey oi Char- lottetcwn visited Georgetown on Sunday and called on old iriends.

Ray Grant was a business vie- itor to Charlottetown

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Little Miss Gail Levers. ‘laugh- ter oi Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Lav- ers, oi Charlottctown, is visiting her grandmother Mrs. Mabel Lav- ers.

Mir. Wallace Croesmen oi the stat! o! Falconwood Hospital. Charlottetown, is visiting ior a iew days with his sister, Mrs. Mary Yorston.

Mrs. Nelson Hanson spent a iew_days in the City during the week, the guest oi Mrs. Katie Blanchard.

Mr. H. P. George has commenc- ed his summerb operation of his Georgetown to Charlottetown bus service via the forty-eight Road and Fort Augustus.

Mr. John Murphy and Mr. Hen- ry Sampson who are painting at Falconwood Hospital spent the weekend at their homes.

Mr. Waltcr MacNeill oi the Ca- nadian Natlonal Railway oi Chas- lottetown spent the weekend with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew MscNeill.

Miss Connie Mair. 0i the Ca- nadian Bank o! Commerce. Char- ‘ “ ‘ wn, visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Mair over the weekend.

Miss Rosalie Kiggina who is tak- ing an X-Ray technicianfls course in Antigonish, N. S.. was a recent visitor to Georgetown where she was the guest oi Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Boudreault.

On the 22nd and 24th inst. the three-act comedy, "Don't Dark_en My Door", was successiully pro- duced by st. David's United Church Y.P.U. All the parts were Well tak- en. It is hoped when examina- tions are over, to take the play to dilierent centres. The young people are to be congratuletcd on their enterprise and ability. The caetis made up as iollows: ‘

Pcger Kent, a bachelor-Sonny Johnson.

Mr. Ernest Roche visitedjia‘

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Tom Garrick. rtosemary s ww- ent suitor-Clarence Stewart-

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Alec Stubbins. Papaya deWM swam-David Levers.

Jane Perkins, a writer of rom- ances-Janice Llewellyn.

Imiisa Featherstone. a. maiden lady-Mrs. Myrtle Babineaus

Susie Featheretone, her roman- tic niece-Lorraine Landry.

Special mention should be made oi the eiiicient work oi Ilenwiok uvers and Lorin Mair in connec- tion. with stage and sound aiieets, and also o! the specialties by Mrs. Arthur Jenkins and w. sdaepn Johnson. bumourouely termed by the chairaain.‘ Mrs. Roosevelt and w. Clilsrchili. Candy sold by young ladies oi the group was quickly bought up by the audi- ences. St. David's greatly appreci- ates the generous help oi many friends.

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Springfield Women's Institute rust. on May 5th at the home oi Mrs. Ernest Heals-m with 12 members and s visitors present. Roll call was ponded to with an exchange oi iiower slips. bulbs or seeds aiter which the min- utes of last meeting were read, approved and signed. Treasurer reported $23.00 had been collected ior Canon’ llimd. ‘Ihe, diiierent