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AGENTS: AIONTAGUE: Harold F.
I-Illdm Minn Althea, Mn. Dyson
Iowan. Illaa Bartlet Clair AGENT GEORGETOWN:
Walden Laven.
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in Georgetown: The Post Office;
bought at any of the
Kollowlng places In Monhgue: Miss S. A. Llewellyn: Mn. Clay.
in Sourlax The Snack Bar and D1
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..'l-IITTED FOOTWEAR at the Ilontaxue Shoe Store.
..'Miss Mildred Curtis. Char- lottetown. spent the week-end in Montague, guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Campbell.
Miss Florence Ferguson, Char- lottetown. spent the week-end in Montague, guest of her brother-in- law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clair.
Mrs. John Matheson returned to her home in Brooklyn after spend- ing the past three months visit- ing relatives in Boston. Mass, and other American cities.
Mr. Joseph Noonan. Principal of Montague High School. accom- panied by Mrs. Noonan and daugh- ter Faye, spent the week-end in Borden.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex MacKinnon and three sons of Dartmouth, N.S.. were recent visitors to Montague guests of Mrs. MacKinnon's broth- er and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bert MacDonald.
Rev. F. N. Young conducted the services in St. Andrews Presby- terian Church, Montague, on Sun- day. In the evening a special missionary service was held. and slides on Formosa were shown with commentation by Rev. Mr. Young. The anthem sung for the service was "Song of Peace", ar- ranged ilrom "Finlandia" (Sibelius). At the close of the service the members of the choir were enter-
tained by the ladies of the con- gregation and a delicious lunch was served.
Georgetown. . . and Vicmrly Mr. and Mr-sf-I-(-elr Clark and
family were visitors to George- town on Sunday.
Min Lucille Jackson of Murra:I
Harbour ter, Mrs. Edward Perrloln
to their homes in Georgetown.
Mrs, willlam Murphy.
Georgetown. .
centiy to Moncton. N.B.
Georgetown.
relatives in Georgetown.
visited friends and relatives.
0. Gotell.
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North is visltinl his sis-
Miss Eileen Helen Macconnell and Miss Elinor Hobbs, nurses-in- training in- the Prince Edward Is- land Hospital were recent ViSlWT5
Miss Louise Murphy of DeBl0iS Bros. in Charlottetown spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and
Mr. stillman Mair who is eni- ployed in the City with schurmans spent the weekend at his home in
Mr. Joseph Gotell of the Royal Canadian Air Force returned Ze- af er
spending his leave at his home in
M.r. ouvir Refuse of Moncton. N. B. -was the week-end guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bulpltt and son of Rioaeneath motored to Georgetown on Sunday where they
Mr. Charles Currie of the Pat- riot Publishing Company in Char- lottetown visited Georgetown over the weekend where Mrs. Currie and family are visiting Mrs. cur- rie's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Mr. Raymond Boloman on Fri- day nominated as Town Councillor to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr. Richard Dou-
Mr.- and Mrs. Stanley Walker
..'l!AVli YOUR. HOT PLATE SERVICE!) at the Montague Eleo- tric Company now. We may have wa.rm weather yet.
.-'F0ll. REPAIRS to your Elec- trical Appliances. contact the Man- tague Electric Company; P. E. I's only G. E Authorized Service De-pot.
Mrs. Emery MacNeil conducted the regular meeting of the Ladies” Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion. Montague Branch. which was held in the Legion Hall on Monday eve- iiing.
fMONTAGUE UNITED CHURCH CHARGE. - Whitsun- day will be observed as follows: ii A. M. Montague. 3 P. M. Lower Montague. Evening service Mon- tague 7.30. Dr. MacKcnzie will con- duct all services. Young People at close of evening service.
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Will Ailiudicate Drama Finals
Mr. J. L. Robertson (above) who
will adjudicate the finals of the Provincial Drama Festival to be held at the Empire Theatre In Charlottetown. next Monday, Tues- day and Wednesday, is ii man of Wide and varied ihcairicnl experi- ence.
Forty-file years on the amateur stage led Mr. Robertson to his present radio career, and he has acted before the Duke and Duchess of Connziught and Princess Pat- ricia. and also before the present King and Queen.
In 1946 Mr. Robertson received the Canadian Drama Award for outstanding work in the advance- ment of drama in Canada. and has always found much pleasure In coaching young people. and watch- ing llie improvement a little training can make in their diction, posture and movements.
Angus Gillan. as he is known in
ed by Mr. Robertson since his birth eight and a half years ago.
Official capacities filled by Mr. Robertson at the present time.
of the Executive of the her of the Nova Scotin
also Guild representative in Nova Scolia Drama League.
EXPECT TOURIST BUSH
greatest influx of tourists
road between here and Flin Flon.
the radio program. has been play-
are Vice-President and Chairman Theatre Arts Guild in Halifax. and mem- Regional Drama Festival Committee. He is the
CRANBERRY PORTAGE, Man. - (CP) -- Residents of northern Manitoba are preparing for the since this section of the province be- came a mecca for hunters and fish- ermen with the opening of the new
CHARLOTTETOWN
MONDAY, MAY 29- St. Peter's A. Y. P. A. Kinkora Convent-"The
TUESDAY, MAY 30th- Klnkora. Sodality-"The
MR. J. L. ROBERTSON, G "Mr. Gillan" on the cast, will be the adju lcator
enema THEATRE
DRAMA FESTIVAL FINALS -rMAY 29, 30 & 81
The following Plays will compete in the order named: '
To Laugh." Little Theatre Guild-"Sunday Costs Five Pesos."
Clyde River School-”Tom Sawyer Whltewashes The Fence.”
Hunter River W. I.-"The Dear Departed."
WEDNESDAY, MAY 31st- York W. I.--"She Married Well." Kinkora Convent-"The Pampered Darling." Cape Traverse Y. P. U.-"When The Fires Are
All Performances will commence promptly on time- 8:l5 Sharp - LATE COMERS POSITIVELY NOT ADMITTED WHILE ANY PLAY IS IN PROGRESS.
Admission 50c & 25c - Programmes for the week 10c.
.D.A., familiarly known as pular CBC noon Farm Broad-
in-"Moon-Up.” Little Clown Who Forgot
Dummy."
Lighted."
Junior Farmers
and Junior club News
The first swine Club on Prime Edward Island for 1950 was or- ganloed at Little Pond last night. May 24th. There was a good at- tendance of young people and sev- eral asked questions regarding the club work.
James Murndy. Production Ser- vice Fieldman, Dominion Depart- ment of Agriculture. and Morris Deacon. Fieldman, Provincial De- partment of Agriculture were pres- ent to answer the questions and- explain club work.
Mr. Bccliord MiacDonald was appointed chairman for the even- ing and 'Mr.. Rollin Jenkins acted secretary.
The following
officers were
elected by ballot vote: President. Rollin Jenkins; Vice President, Bedford MacDonald; and Secret-
ary-Treasurer. Bernard MacDonald. Three names were suggested for the club. the following name be-
for June 7th in Little Pond school. Mr. Mundy will assume the in- struction of the club and he and the members are looking forward to a. very successful and happy summer together.
Debate Tracadie Cross Hall
The St. Margaret's Junior Farm- ers successfully upheld the affirm- ative side in a debate at Tracadie Hall. Monday. May 22nd. Although the attendance was not large all agreed that both sides did very well. The team from Tracadie Junior Farmers consisting of William Lund. Emma. smith and James Cullen. gave I. good account of themselves on the negative side. On the affirmative side was Floyd Mccraugli. Martina Hughes and Bernice McGaugh. Rev. K.C. Mac- Pherson, Tracadie Cross. acted as chairman.
The title of the debate was "Re- solved that the full use of Co-op- eratives will make for a. happy and prosperous citizenry on Prince Edward Island."
The judges were: Elmer 0'Kan- ley, Malcolm MacKc-nzie and Leo Chaisson and they gave an un-
ing finally adopted. "hmie Pond g Lucky "S" Clu Their next meeting is planned
St. llunstan's First Aid Glass
A pleasant break in the busy academic roulino of some of the St. Dunstan's students took place in the Science Building last Thursday at 5 P.M. when Mr. R. H. Rogers. President of the Prince Edward Island Division of the Canadian Red Cross and Dr. W. J. P. MacMillan, O. B. E., Past-Prcs- ident, presented First Aid Certifi- cates to the members of the Cadet Corps.
M13 mixers and Dr. Ma(:Mi1'.an each gave short addresses. They commended these young men for their display of initiative and good citizenship. Dr. MacMillan told the class that they would have little likelihood of getting any financial reward for the time they spent studying First Aid. but they would have many opportunities of
service to
rendering effective their fellowmen.
Rev. Fr. Cass. officer in charge of the Cadet Corps, paid high tri- bute to the First Aid Instructor,
Mr. John Mullally. Mrs. Harry Cudmorc, Director of the ' First Aid Services extended to Mr. Mul- laliy the sincere gratitude of the Red Cross First Aid Committee for his work in this line.
The following students received Standard First Aid Certificates:
Andrew MacDonald. Cardigan; Elmer I-iammill, Freetown; Donald Brown. Grand River: Phillip Raf- ferty, Moncton. N. B.; Joseph Steele. Morell; Edward Baird. Webster's Corner: Charles Roche. Iona; Gerald Johnston. Central Bcdequc; Mark Delaney. Summer- side; Russell Mclnnis, Earnscliffc; Donald Clark. Kensington: John Sinnoti, Bristol; Frank Arthur, St. John. N. B.; Earl Power. New Perth; Thomas McGaugh, Bear River; William Fitzpatrick. Tra- cadic Cross; Carl Molyncaux.
Stomach Tonic For Intestinal Gas Price 82.00 Per Bottle For Sale At All Drug Stores and Drug Counters
Kelly's Cross: Wellington Smitii St. John. N.B.; Janics Doiroiq Charlottetown; Albnn Smith, Km kora. i
GRANTED B.EPRll-IVE
MONTREAL. May 25 -.rcp. s Gaston Avon, convicted of the gun: 513171318 of his wife last Ojnbq and scntenued to he hangwrj My 14. was granted a l'0DI'll'vr um Nov. 24 by the Court or :'lli)lEa:f iiodail. The reprieve was ordui-ed sc the 90”” may htar Avonix rmpcal set for hearing in sopiciimerf
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and two daughters. Elaine and
mums N Charlottetown motored animous verdict for the affirmat-
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"yaw D Sam Flying skyscmp" theagiiregsets :?oli2!'.sn:?id.yNlni'r:i nonr FRANCIS. om. - (cm 1ffl;ieF'- M”Ph'”5”"- Tmldie I Levers. - Wisconsin Central Airlines is an vi Fr." Gem” Mwoonndl St. Maigarets, and Louis Mac-
seeklng a permit to extend its l-liibbling. Minn. line to Interna- tional Falls, Minn., Just across the Rainy River from Fort Frances. during the four tourist months.
Donald and Joseph Campbell, Tracadle, each gave a. few re- marks praising the debaters and adding words of advice.
A vote of thanks was tendered .-”"'
..'Mr. Philip Boudreault left I few days ago for Borden, where he will take up his duties on the Carferry S. S. Prince Edward Is-
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”"d' Residents here believe the airline the - g , . judges A lunch was served THE. WORRV WART Mr. Jon” Johnson W” A hush service would materially increase the vmm” and judges mu the V 66'!-WNIVKABIWW-W-'-V-N0-V-54"V5" ncss visitor to Murray Harbour on me mud” mide' "elm-"3 dflglshelg up WW1 I 5511(- Tuesday. He was accompanied by gundny they were guests of Mr W313? 5" 9-M 8- , s ,. A." .. .,. ,. . .' h t (1 i th J l D " -D ' iiisd dbauslmtszr. lallaigl Ssntigyuictihnson and Mrs. Nelson Hanson of Burn. F"n.fer;'.”dega0t1i:g cgimpegmtg: 3: AAAKHJ. COWBOV in Y n-as AWFUL Hv BB5-r M ” V ' t Point. They made the return mo- pllmedp for June 1st M Sp Pep :PUR5 ON COMPANV TO HAVE. A MACHlNi9T tor trip to Moncton via Wood ls- ' TIME, HAH-' OKAY, BIG BROTHER OW
er's when the st. Margaret's Jun-
On Wednesday, Mr. Chauncey
McNelll. accompanied by his hm!" 10? F9-!'m9-1'5 Wm H1903 the Cherry IET IT END THERE-' KEEPlN' A
mother, Mrs. McNeill and Miss Valley Junior Ftmners. The title DON--r ygu
Muriel Fraser, all of Charloit-r- ML Funk Bmmhnrd "id 6": 3”; 01 We next debt” will be. "Re- KS.-CH YOUL-rR.ET'r:'E. CLOSERTEXE
town, motored to Georgetown nnd t”v,M”i Gerald M0”T”-Y- 9 h ll solved that education in Prince - i iavl N Htlmilxv N- 5" "0 V'-Sm"? "1"" Edward Island schools should be To MAKE AHMSE l SIX BO59E5,
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Lemuel Maccormackp father. Mr. Joseph Bouchard. who
is seriously ill at his home in Georgetown.
ndlusted to better equip those who plan to farm."
The first judging class for the l-lampinn Beer Club was held Monday. May and at the home
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voF3Ei.FEAu '2 Rev. A. E. Plercey. Rector of clout .N Milton Anglican Parish and Rural Dean was a business visitor to Georgetown on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Stewart. left on Thursday for Bellevllle. Ontario.
Mr. Lemuel Maccormack.
home over the mid-week holiday.
crew member of Dominion Government Dredge No. 14. now working at Wood Islands was a visitor to his
Mr. John Blanchard and Mr. Gilbert Gangs who are employed in Moncton, NJ. were week-end visitors to the Province and on .
where they will visit their son-In- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hobbs. -
Friends of Mrs. Daniel Skinner are sorry to hear that she is ill at her home and all hope her con- dition will improve rapidly.
Catches of lobster: continue to be very good. with both Inshore
and off-Illore fishermen doing well. Prices are keeping hllh for both canners and markets.
of their President. Bill Cameron. 14 members were present. Mr. Stewart liVi'lg'ht. Department of Agriculture. conducted the : d ing class. This club shows treat prom- ise and each manner is full of enthusiasm. Three new members Joined: Richard ;- , Ramona Sherren and Dale shorten.
DAMIEN! 'N)UIll'l' TRADE WXNNIPEG - (CP) - Officials
of Manitoba's travel and publicity bureau are worried about the ef- fect the floods will have on the tourist industry. The floods have tempo ully closed highway '15. principal route into the province from the United States. and offic- lags fear widely-read reports of the floods will deter many visitors from coming.
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