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Annual Maatlng

HSTIJO annual meatlnl of the Georgetown Subdivision 0! the C.'1:'lOiiC Women's League was held 3,, 52, James Hall on Tuesday eve- ning. April 5th with I VOW E005 attendance. . .

A short monthl meeting pre- carried the annua. The members listened with much interest to the various reports read by the differ- ,.-.i conveners. and these reports showed excellent results in all phases of the LeaS"9'5 W0”-

The election of officers for the coming year resulted as follows: President. Mrs. William Murphy: ist Vice President. Mrs. Frank Mc- Lean; 2nd. Vice President. Mrs. P. L. Boudreault; 33d-. V100 P1111- dent. Mrs. Walter McLean: sec'y. Mrs. Howard Llewellyn; and Trea- gurer, Mrs. Neil Wight.

Mrs. P. J. Delorie was convener of nominations with Mrs. Alec Ar- ;(-naull and Mrs. Felix Morrison

. lstin . nglgrior gto the election of officers the regular monthiY NPOUDS Will held with the president, Mrs. L. Boudreault iuesidinS-

Cuuespondenca as road included letters from Mr. spurseon Walker re projector tax fan; a letter from Mrs. William Christian. St. George's Parish expressing as- preclation to the Georgetown . W L.. for kindness and nursing care to her sister, Mrs. Frank Go- tell during a two month period of critical illness.

REPORTS

Mrs. W. 1. FitzGerald. Social Ser- xico Convener reported a vast

In Memoriam

Mas. wmnirnnn MacCORMACl(

The vicinity of Selkirk was sad- dened on Friday March 4 when it became known that one of its oldest and most respected ladies. Mrs. Winnlfred Maccormack had passed to her Eternal reward at the age of eighty-four. Although in failing health for three years. her death came -suddenly and unex- pactedly.

Mrs. Maccormack was born at Monticello, the eldest daughter of Allan Hanning and Mary Mae. Donald. When very young she was bereft of her mother, mg

for the home and instructing her younger brothers and sisters were assigned to her.

In later years she went to the United States. living in Boston and Oklahoma where she made a host of friends and acquaint- ancas.

Returning to her native pJrov- ince she married the late Archi- bald Maccormack and settled on a farm in Selkirk. where by her hard work and ingenuity together with her husband built up a fine home. In that home. aha was a modal wife and mother. Always endowed with kindness she shared hospitality with everyone who came the way.

Possessed of a good christian spirit she was fervent in her re- ligion and charity was a virtue she loved to practise. some years ago her husband passed away and threa years ago her only son Allan was killed in an accident.

amount of work carried on by her committee. a ' T by members and interested friends. A patient was taken care of for two month's

ed by Miss Mary Doyle. RN, and Mrs Cyrerie McDonald. also of nursing profession. Boxes of cloth- ing were distributed and cod liver oil capsules procured and placed at the disposal of parents at re- duced prices. Twelve baskets were packed at Christmas.

The trcasurer's report was read by Mrs. F. J. Delorie in the ab- St'ilCE of the Treasurer. Mrs. Law- rence Bntchilder. A small sum was on hand alter all obligations etc.. had been paid.

Education Convener. Mrs. Alec. Arsenault reported visiting school. checking on attendance etc. 87.00 was voted towards school prises at the end of the school term. 315.00 was voted for Christian Doctrine prises given on Catechical Sunday. A sport circular was sent to school to try and counteract the reading of comics. Entertainment Convener reported two pantry salea being held. lunches were served at two parish sctivitiaa. two fruit cakes donated by Mrs. Ella Mcltinnon. one of the committee. were lotteried. The pro- ceeds from thesa activities were very satisfactory.

Membership Convener. Mrs. Wal- ter Solomon reported 34 paid up members-The remaining 10 bring- ing in. their membership fee night or annual meeting.

The president a dressing her of- ficers and members for her second term of office. outlined the role played by the C. W. L.. during tba year which gave evidence of inter- est and enthusiasm by all con- cerned.

She reported 12 regular month- ly meetings and on executive be- ing held. Meetings were fairly wall attended. The president being lua- sent at all timaa. also the . Director. who was always raa to give a word of ancouragaman The conveners in charga of tba various committaaa have van splendid reports. hence than no need of repitition. Financially tba year was satisfactory. In conclus- on she thanked her offlcara and members for their loyalw and co- operation during her term of of- fice, also the Rev. Director for his counsel. guidance. and atianca in the promotion of C. W. work for God and Country. Ac

Littla Sands

.tMr. Freeman llusne of the Air Force. Saalltooll. Saskatche- wan. left than on Thursday ll! plane and arrived home on Friday leaving 0a return again an Sa urday and arrived back in Saska- toon on Sunday. A to travel. Mr Hume formerly lvad in Wood Islands East at one time. and was known in these parts.

Illrs. Alex Blue was glad to hear that her sister Mrs. Rowan San- cuhaugll. Oak i law. was getting better after as k of the 'flu. Her husband was also able to be out again and his mother. Mrs. J. H. Sencabaugk B lmnrovins after the 'fiu also.

We are glad to sea motor boats again on the water. The fisher- men are examining a great deal of activity thaaa days nsahlng hora

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Despite these sorrows. she was re- Iconcited to Godis will and bore her tribulations patiently. During her illness she was tenderly cared for by her adopted daughter, Mrs. Kenney who together with her husband and children did every- thing possible to comfort her de- clining years. Her funeral, which was largely attended. took place March 7. to St. Margarat's Church where Requiem High Mass was sung by her pastor. Rev. Father Mac- Donald. who also performed the obaequias at the grave. Then all that remained of a benevolent woman was laid to rest beside her husband and son. The pallbearers were: R. D. Macxtnnon. Hugh C. MacPhee, Joseph D. MacDonald, D. J. Maclnnls. Hugh J. V. Mac- Donald and Plus MacKlnnon. Funeral was under the manage- ment of Dingwell Bros., Souria. She leaves to mourn her daugh- ter, Mrs. Kenney. a brother Wil- liam Hannlng. Monticello. another brother Angus Hanning. New Jer- any and two sisters. Mrs. Mary Dunphy and Mrs. Clara Murphy of Bosttm. Mass.. besides a large circle of friends and relatives. "May Her Soul Rest in Peace".

Card of Thanks

Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Kenny and William Hanning wish to ax- praaa aincera thanks to Rev. George MacDonald their good neighbours. friends. and all those who gava masses and messages of sympathy for the repose of Mrs. Winnifrad Maccormack. m......m.m..:.M...h

bars by truck and trailer on Sat- urday to Wood Islands. A fine looking boat Mack. and lood luckl

The call of the Whip-poor-Will llaa baan heard regularly now at avaning or night for over a week :33: enjoy the arrival of the new

Three local school boys went b

carrying a gad of trout on Sa- urday. How proud the were of their catch as they hed them up for the writer to sea. They also reported getting many flowers the rcvio day. May flowers were ound by two neighbour girls about two waaka ago. The writer had tba priviiaga of picking a bouquet of these early flowers on April 24. It's grand to see the flowers again.

Mr. Lynwood Blue who has been employed at Naw London for the last two weeks came home on Saturday for tha week-end. leaving Sunday evening on return for his job on Monday morning. He is W at construction work. They are ding a break water there. Lynwood had the misfortune to get his first fingar caught in tho pila driver. and lost tha nail and a small portion of the finger. After having the finger dressed by I nurse who lived quite near. Lyn- woo: continued on with his day's wor

The road maintainer was by bara twice on Monday scraping and lavalling the road in the West- srn section. So the road is very good hora now and dust is flying after the cars.

The source of cosmic rays that bombard the earth constantly is still unknown.

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in the school. Ma Willard MacLean

and Beck's, Saturday. April 30 at 2230. Sponsored by United Church Ladies Aid.

closed Mondays. open all week by appointment. including Tues- day and Friday evenings. Phona the sole repponsibllity of caring 5343-

Head congregations. Services for Sunday. May 1: Orwell Head 11

7:30 p.m. Evening ducted by tho Young People, Roy. A. C. Fraser, Minister.

after spending a vary laaaant lmnnown muncl gait with relatives and ends in orida. '

Eastern Guardian

.!IUYlNG LOGS daily. Web-

-roinr PLEASANT. service y 1 at 1:80 p.m.

..'PAN'l'RY SALE at Stewart

. .'ROSENEA'l!l BEAUTY SHOP

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s.m.; Kllmulr 8 p.m.: Valllilllald sarvica con-

..'MONTAGUl: Unitad Baptist Paatorata. Rav. Rowland 0. Hill, pastor. 0.46 Montagua Sunday school. ILW Montague ggrvlcg; 1.30 Sturgeon Sunday school; 100 Murray Harbour Sunday school; 2.00 Murray River Sunday school: 3.00 Sturgeon service; 1.3) Mur- ray Harbour servlca. followed by communion.

'S'1'. PETEIPS BAY PAS- TORAL CHARGE. - The United Church of Canada. Servicas for Sunday. May 1st. St. Peter's. Sun- day School at 10.00 a. In. Service at 11.00 a. in. Greenwich. Sunda, School at 2.00 p. m. Service at 3.00 p. m. Marie. Sunday School at 0.30 p. m. Service at 1.80 p. In. Rev .Russeli A. MacLeod, Minis- er.

.'CliUli.CH NOTICE - The Presbyterian Church in Canada. services Sunday, May 1. Mon- tsgue. divine worship 11 a.m. The Oddfellowa and Rebekshs of Montague will attend this service. Cardigan afternoon service 2 p.m. Montague evening service 7.30 p. m. Sunday school 10 a.m. You are welcome at these services. Rev. D. A. Campbell. Minister.

'CHURCH OF CHRIST. the Lord's Day. May 1. Montague: 10.00 am. Bible School for all ages. 11.00 a.m. The Lord's Sup- per and preachln . Murray River: 11.00 Bible school and the Lord's Supper. Murray Harbour:' 0.00 p.m. Bible School and the Lord's Supper. C ” ' Evangelistic service at the Murray River church of Christ at 8.00 p.m. Everyone cordially invited. Ken- neth T. Norris. evangelist.

'THE MONTAGUE Pastoral Charge. the United Church of Canada. Rev. .1. M. Fraser. min- ister. Sunday. May 1. Montague: 10 a.m. Sunday school. 11 a.m.. morning service and iunior Sun- day school. 7.30 pm. Evening aer- vlce with Rev. A. Frank Mac- Lean of Charlottetown. as guest preacher. Lower Montague: 9.45 a.m. Morning service and sun- day school.

.!FOUND DEAD -- The body of Gordon A. Macnougald. 11- year-old Bangor farmer was found Wednesday night in a shack which he had been in the habit of staying whild cutting pulp wood. It was reported that ha had left home about 8.q0 o'clock on Tues- day morning to go to the shack about two milaa from his homa. A dog which accompanied him. ra- turned to tho dwalling on the same avaning without his mastar. The late Mr. Macbougald w was a veteran of the R.C.A.F. quite often stayed overnight at the shack and it was not until the avenln of the following day that a two va year old son. ac- companiad by a neighbor began a search for the missing man. He was found in the shack with a gunshot wound through his chest. Dr. Burden. as coronar. decided that an inquest was unnecessary. Besides his widow and an aged mother ha is survived by six children tha oldest of which is 18.

Personals

.'ACi Donald Macxansia. R. C. A. F.. Chatham. N. .. is spending his thirty day leave at his home in Victoria Cross.

.!Mrs. A. J. MacLaan, Mon- tague. is visiting in Charlottetown.

guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.,snd Mrs. David Schurmsn.

. 'Mra. Wallace Mackay, Naw London. spent a few days in Mon- tsgua last week. guest of Miss Harriet Buchanan.

.!Mrs. T. K. Cameron has re- turnad to bar home in Montague

Schedule fir Sun Ey. May 'ut."woo.t ntam u.oo a. m. and Caledonia U Minister: Rev. I .8 Juan. ..vs-gnu ahugrson IALI

to I E').:i'iaid's, Mtllll3Ill.unuAlPTnAlo I'M. Mnyp.h1,':t. Was. a. 1 sum”? Auctioneer.

IPARIIR or GIOIGITOWN. Hob rrlnits. (Ansiiaan). . may let. It. Philip and Is. James. ll a .ll. PM?! Old CID- inoa. I .n:. . Layroadsr It- Paul'a Church. Charlcttatowa. af- flclating. .'.'ANGLlCAN IIBVICI at OOIIHL OI -lmdlys my 1'to 'R 11 a .lIl. than will be a Calaba- tioa of tha Communion with Samoa in tha United Church. Sourla (by kindness of Church authorities). The Reverend W. G. Hogg. in charga.

'GI'.'0RGI'1'0WN PASTORAL CHARGE. - United Church of Canada. Services for Mly Ill- ll a. ll. Georgetown Sunda School at 10 a. as. 1.!) p. ns. Mil - town Cross .7 p. In. Sturgeon Sun- day School at s.ao "la. In. Rav. W. A. Paterson. Minister.

"HIE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA. - Murray Harbour Charga. Minister. Reverend H. C. Macdougall. B. A. B. D. May 1st. Murray Harbour 11 a. in. Little Sands 3 p.m. Murray River 7 p.m.

..'UPTON Gospel Chapel. sar- vlces for Sunday. May 1. 10:80 Sunda, school rally for all ages. 11.30 breaking of bread. 7.30. evening gospel service. Text "Jesus said I am the bread of life, he that belleveth on me, shall never hunger."

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'The postponed annual meeting of King's County L. 0. L.. Was held in Jubilee Lodge Room. iris on the evening of April 21st. with a l rga attendance of members. The oun- ty nuishipful .Master. Carleton Hume presided.

Every lodge in the county had their annual reports submitted. and the different committees presented very favorable reportl.

The County Master gave a aplen- did address. Jubilee Lodge served a bountiful supper to the member! and after supper the 'memberI spent a pleasant social hour be- fore resuming business.

The election and installation of offficers for the current V9” '9' suited as follows:

W. C. M.. John Nicholson: C. W. D. M.. Robert Cook: C. Chap.. W. H. Maclnnis: C. SeC')'-. 3050?" Cook: Co. Fin; 5ec'Y- 17- H- M'C' Leod; Co. Tres., Norman C. Stew- art; C Marsh. 1300- -V15C39'h? "" Lecturer. Chas. J. Stewart; Del!- Lect.. Harold Larsen and J. A. MacDodha(ld;HAudltors. Fred P5!" ton an . uml.

Next annual meeting will be hold at Murray River; annual parade arrangements left with the execu- tlva. -

Georgetown

in 1st King's Yesterday

Mr. John R. Macbean ware nom- inated yesterday at a Progres- sive Conservative tiop at Souris to contest the first district of Kings at the forthcom- lug provincial alaction.

previously, Mr. McQuald having contested previous elections un- successfully having served as a member of the legislature.

councillor was moved by Mr Harry Burke of Fortune and sec- onded by Mr. Henry Mallard of Gowan Brae.

assemblyman was moved by Mr.

Daniel Murphy of iclmira and direct assistance to young farm- , seconded by Mr. Gideon Collin ers wishing to set up farms of . ' of Fortune. There were no other their own. S L 0. Lo names before the convention.

Mr. M. J. Mccuiu Mr. John R. M-econ

Conservatives Nominated

..'Mr. Melvin J. McQuaid and the nominations in each case un- animoua.

Mr. McQuaid la a barrister and Mr. MacLesn a merchant. Both belong to Souria.

Mr. J. Frank Starna, president of the first district Prograanva Converaativa Association was chairman.

Speakers included tba newly ,ncminated candidates, Mr. R. R. Bell, the party leader. Mr. John A. MacDonald. candidate in third King's. Mr. W. R. Shaw. also a .candidate in third King's. and Mr. Trrd Rose of Bothwell.

Mi: Bell said the party plat- form would be announced in I Iew days. One of its planks, how- ever, would be the providing of

Party conven-

Both men have been in politics and Mr. MacLean

Mr. McQunid's nomination as

Mr. M.acLean's nomiiizition as

Our Boarding House Major Hoopie

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..'!riands of Mrs. Gordon Gotall

Ire gon-y to haan that she is a patient in the Charlottetown Hos- pital and all wish her I lined! recovery.

Mrs. Walter Mncbean recently spent several days in Charlotte- town.

Mr. Robert Crane of Rivarton and Mr. John Crana of Pelkel Station were recent business visi- tors to Georgetown.

Mr. John C. MacDonald, who is

ATTENTION

ODDFELLOWB AND REBEKAHS

The Annual Parade and Anniversary Service will be held

on Sunday. May 1. 11 A.M.. to St. Andrews Presbyterian

Church. Montague. All members of Hillside and Acme Lodge

and visiting members please attend this service. Also the lnitiatory Degree will be conferred on Tuesday, May I.

residing in souri-. was I bi-1-1130”

visitor to Georgetown on " April 25th.

Frianda of Mrs. J. W. Lavars an sorry to hill that aha il l patient in tha Prlnca Edward is- land Hospital.

On Sunday. April 24th., Mr. Joaaph Johnson Jr.. Mr. Joseph Johnson Sr.. Miss Sail! J0hn59"- Mrs. Floranca Jenkins and Miss Joyce Jenkins motored to Borden. when they visited Mrs. William White. and to Summaraide where they vlsltad Mr. White. who Is a patient in Princa County Hos-T pital.

Mr. cuuan Dcbory. who has complatad his final yaar of studies

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in Georgetown on Monday. 5'1!-

THEATRE

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IBI. I Cd 10 RH. SAT. 8 ud 10 EM.

Two Shows Nightly Adm. 80o nd ua

same day each week until further notice.

Mn 2. Montagua. Vallsyfield. Peaka'a. MacAdam's Transfer. Tuesday. May 3.

Harbour. MacAdsm's Transfer. Thursday, May 5. day. May Bear River. Somerlad MacDonald. Thursday. May 5

as a Mechanical Engineer at Nova or craamary. Scotia Technical Collaga in Hali- Mona fax. N .S.. arrived at his home

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MORELL CREAM ROUTE

Trucks will begin hauling cream on the following routes. and on the Bangor. Donald Compton, Monday. May 2.

Bedford and Scotchfort. Aeneas Maclntyre. Monday. May I. Greenwich, St. Peters. and Church Road. Bruca Webster. Monday.

Tracadie. Savage Harbour. Pisquid. Head of Hillaboro. St. Peter's Cardigan. Newport, St. George's. Martinvaia. Bruce Webster, Fri- May 0.

Elmira Baltic. East Point. North Side. Forbes Young. Thursday. 5.

Annandala. Little Pond. Albion Cross. Souris River, Gowan Brae.

Attention patrons wishing to send cream: Please contact driver

CREAMERY C0-OPERATIVE A88'N.