Lnrne St.. New Glasgow. N. 5.. has received word of the death at her sister. Mrs. Basel Mclean at Brighton. Mass.

The late Mrs. MacLean was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brown. she was born 65 VCHFS I50 Fu..

(Mrs. J.

.lnsle.

mre.

Abbie Sisters. who year's island playing their first game rurrent season but can always be 2' 3' stendr rnunted on to put up a good game co Montague fans should

Eastern Guardian

'PltE-LENTEN DANCE. Cardi- gan Hall. Friday. February 18th. Turner's Orchestra.

liarry Cr " E "

Manuel)

MU... downs.

champs will 'Je

Annud Meeting

trained man will render the Gov- of school Unit Number One. They ernmeni valuable service.

lets who with the sssistanae of a caning on him. asking to get rid wgdngdgy, Fab, 15, 1955 11.9 aulnjh. &; I

explained to him that they were

'..-cauelu cwa - The reg- ular meeting of the Camera Club was held last week. Miss Charlotte Gordon acted as hostoos. The meeting was opened annual mes In! the president and. in the ab- iliory Souris ranch of the Can- senco of the secretary. the min- utes were read by Miss Vera Beck. at the Legion Home Monday. The Nine members and were Droaent. Also two new mem- memory of departed members lierishwereh welconied to the club. was observed.

r I'M” R"d- Km" picturcei:uw:nt:dE ioirmtlig WP" of

urvived by four daugh- ters who were all with her when 3,. she passed away: Norma Edmanston). Brighton. Mass.. with whom she resided; Jacqueline, W. Th. C. Enfinger) of Staten wow”, 0' island; Haul. (Mrs. J. E. Cooke). enuud. Allston; Dorsy (Mrs. Loo Hardy). Peoria, HL. and four sisters. Ethel -mm. utlrs. li. Crulckshank) Glasgow: Mrs. Annandale. P. E. I.; (Mrs. WMGuthro), West Newbury: ( fl.

following which snowy slfones were htainded in to;

e ruary compe tion. It was Donald. presented fine (Mm decided to ask Dr. George Inman She expressed her -thanlu to the to Iudse them at the next meet- members for their help and co- members then enjoyed a operation during the

of New v. Glasgow; and a brother Alfred in nu" lunch the U. S. A. A sister predeceased her some years ago. Burial will take place In Brook- but line, Mass.. In Evergreen Ceme- tery.

Abbie Sisters At Montague

Abbie Sisters leave by car this eventing at 7.00 pm. from W. G. Rarbour's showrooms tor tnizue where thcy Wi” W '4 - r with the undefeated Primrose Sia- M”D0"51d- B tors in an exhibition hockey to.- link Fr-nk Maclntyre and Bull l Llavie 2. M.

a d. Vernon Jarvis. . 'V'" 1”" For Fortune Bulldogs goals were officers. It was seconded by Mrs. 0, the by 5. Dixon. 1:. Coffin. c. Young. Wemle" Bl"-

V I

Souris Defeats Fortune 10-5

Souris East P ks Fortune Bulldogs By the score of ”'"'""'v M'''- 5059” H31""”Wi 10 to 5 at Sam.” rink hm night ways and means committee. Mrs. in intermediate C hockey

Souris goals. were scored by Neili 'I"h" JOEY”; sick

TRUCK. HOUSE COLLIDE

Souris Legion Montazue Auxiliary

..'The combined monthly and of the Ladies Aux-

adian Legion. B.E.S.L. was held one visitor usual one minute's silence in

salon: meeting were read by the secret- ten entries of ary and adopted.

The president ,Mrs. loch Mac- report.

two sound films. one first year of or aniuugg. "Shadows on The Mrs. Joseph hevcrie gave the

Prairie," and 01;: on photography. treasurer's report showing a sub- of New W." T 0

s--n an-or-en. iii':.'..m"”hi'?i..?.” iii. ”.'.";:3: 2i:?..li:'.it':.'i.': ...:i...'."t':.'u: wI""”d- by Mr. Eric Duvar. Next meeting ing program undertaken during will be held at Mrs. Lyle Boeh- the past year.

several color stantial balance and that the us-

The minutes oi the previous gag

Important Business At Souris Council Meeting

..fThe first meeting oi the One would be in the west end newly elected Souris Town Coun- and the other nearer the centre cU was held Monday night with of the town and not far from the Mayor Bruce L. Stewart presid- hospital. The council '1'"'VnIS0d lng. Councillors are Charles Bay- consideration of his request. 1111. deputy m3)'0f. Wendell Birt. An amendment was .uaue to Elmer MacDonald. J. Arthur Pet- the by-laws of the town requir- on. Joseph Campbell and C. Wil- ing that all employees oi male

Wl'IlN- labor in the town make lm......

The meeting voted money to to the town clerk within seven plant trees on each side oi the days of demand a list of their Souris beach which forms the employees. Subsequent additions MIIIWIV into the town form the to their staffs were to be" re- welt. it was announced that the ported to the town clerk without

.' provincial forestry officials had request within 48 hours of their

been contacted and that they becoming employed. Penalties had Promised to furnish trees were provided for infringments which would srow in the exposed to the by-law. Fines will be'not location on the beach. less than :5 nor more than 890

Fire Chief C. E. Lavie was upon conviction, or in lieu oi present at the meeting and re- payment lo to 30 days in the conimendod that two more water King's County jail. tanks be installed in the town. - .

committee. Mrs. Two h -

It was decided to hold a card party early in March:

During the elec...n oi officers for the new year Mrs. J. D. Mac- lntyre occupied the chair. Follu-.'- ing officers were elected: Presi- dent. Mrs. Andrew Macintosh; damned vice pr ”ent. Mrs. John Jarvis:

pl”, Wendell Birt. Mrs. Foch MacDon-

aid. Mrs. Joseph Cheverie. Mrs.

committee.

J. Macintosh. LV Gap Mtrst. Frank Praught. Mrs. Martin F .

Mrs. John Jarvis moved a vote

B . . - any 2 J MRDM of thanks be given to the retiring

Lunch was serve.-d,by the re- freshment committee and a social hour was enjoyed by all.

were to Danny Murray and Mrs. Vic Pep- purchase tile for the ladies room 3:l9 1-C-

C5""'1n9 ler. An enjoyable lunch was then in the Legion building. also to served by the hostess and mem- select blinds.

Mr. Bell: "Why.HiaETheWVque7st- Ion"? ' Premier Mntheson: "you posed Premier Maiheson the question yesterday. but you I am H t m G , gave no solution,"Now I will give ......."'".?..' t..a'.l'.'Z tin? ..ci...?I.t you the war. we have people -nd pm" were being made fm. who are definitely interested in mm: dun", In the policy. He our frozen food and it is for that felt that e need for getting rid reason that we secured the ser- of to.bnox us wseclsl twas anthlm- vices of two graduate horticultur- por nt one an a every mg "7- that can be done in this direction will be undertaken.

FROEEN FOOD PRODUCTS

"The horticultural future of the Province was never brl later" said Premier Matheson. ' can see a good future for canned products but it is in the field oi frozen foods that we are 't to excell." He pointed out th practice of sending laland 11.0- ducts away to the States and said that there was no need for it. "Why should this be." he asked.

. -1;.

He said it was understood that the Federal Government was in- terested in a section oi sandy soil in the Province where they could establish a sub-station to carry out the growing of small fruits and vegetables. l-ie intimated that the substation would be in the Mur- ray Harbour district.

The Premier was note the rising interest in rural exhibitions and said that the Dun- das Exhibition which started out as a plowing match had now de- veloped into a class 3. Exhibition. He noted that Alberton Exhibition Association was also applying for that status. The Crapaud Exhibit-

however. that there was a veter- inary service now established at 0'Leary for some years

WATER AND SEWAGE The "very serious" problem oi

water and sewage in the Park- dale and Spring Park areas was

dealt with by the Premier who told oi the Parkdale Commission

CINEMASGOPE

engulfs you in the heroic saga of that mutinous, daringly magnificent submarine crew of 29 men and one woman on the most desperate mission ever filmed!

supporting the outlying districts. "How this matter will be dealt with will be left to the Education Minister." he said.

The Premier said he had ad- vised the Commissioners to meet with the Water Commissioner of the City to see if some plan could

have one system which in the long run would be more satisfactory and a great deal cheaper." he added. On behalf of the Govern- ment he had offered the services

HOCKEY MDNTAGIIE RINK

Game time 8:80 Skate after

SOURIS LEGION HOME

be arranged for the unification of TONIGHT pleased to the water systfms. t m Abbie Sigtgrg Members and partners only My reasons or ge ting em to- , I gether was so that they could Prlmmzos sine" Saturday, Feb. 19

8.30 p. m. 31.00 per couple

PRE-LEN TEN DANCE

of a qualified engineer for survey Vat

Drnmntic clinical results show that new internal treatment, LIPAN. is successful in almost 7 out of 10 cases. Even stubborn lesions of long standing have responded to LIPAN. E Ask your druggist for LIPAN. Fort free booklet and clinical repoi-ts.f

write to Greenlove Company, Zll

Selected Shorts - Cartoon

King St. E.. Toronto, Dept. "MJ".

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hang-up game tonight.

PRANKSTER UNDISCOVERED KINGSTON. Ont. (CP)- Police Saturday had discovered no clues ns to who hoisted the Russian flag on a city hall flagpole Ft-lday.'To raise the flag. someone had to climb a fire escape and scramble over a ltlfoot ledge to the roof.

EDMONTON (CP)- Eight per- sons were thrown from their beds early Saturday morning when an oil-loaded semi-trailer truck side- swipocl their shacklike home. mov- lng it It feet off its'ioundations. One of the occupants received hos- pital treatment for a scratchedl eg. No one else was injured. ;

HEW BANKING HOURS

T0 nxrnm) run nnmurrrs or A FIVE-DAY wean To me srarr

THE CANADIAN IANK OF COMMERCE uv sooms. r. 1;. 1. win: an onosnn

SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 26th. 1955

AND EACH SUISEOUENT SATURDAY As a convenience to customers the Bank will be open extra hours on Friday from 0:30 am. to 4:30 p.m. commencing February 25th,

CONGRATULATIONS and IEST WISHES

To The

Montague Curling Club

a. The Opening of tin

NEW ARTYFICIAL ICE PLANT

and

RENOVATED CLUB ROOM

MacLEOD Gs GREENE

MONTAGUE HEATING It PLUMBING

MAYFAIR THEATRE

MURRAY RIVER. FEB. 16 - I7 WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY

Also - SHORTS Show Time - 8 p.m

Montague

. We Extend CONGRATULATIONS

To The

MONTAGUE

Curling Club

who. In Installing a new Artificial loo Plant. have mode I that step forward in developing curling in the Community.

KING'S MILL

HNISH I ROUGH LUMBER-SUPPLIERS

IIST WISHIS and G900 CURLING

2001 Century-F ox

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IN THE WONDER OF STEREOPI-IONIC SOUND!

PRINCE

mess FOR nus tucistitctn:

Mat. 25: and 50cl Eve. 35c and 75c

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TO-DAY - THUR. FRI. T'

snows 3:30 - 7 -9

The official opening of the new artificial ice plant at the Monta- gua Curling Club (above) will take place this afternoon and will be attended by many out of town curlers together with dignitaries who will make the official open- lol-

The program will include our- ling between teams from Monta- gue. Charlottetown and Souris and will get underway at approxi- mately to a.n1.. continuing throughout the day and evening.

At 8 p.m. the official. opening ceremony will take place. ills Worship Mayor I. ll. Yeo. will welcome the official perv and curlers. Lieut. Governor T. W. L. Prowse will throw the first stone after which an official match bo- tweea two teams. on skipped

Moaguo Curling Club

by Ito Lieutenant Governor and the other by L. ii. Poole. will take place.

Prior to the official opening. a parade of curlers. led by pipers Donald MecLeod and Gears! Fraser Jr., will march around the rink. During the day the ladies of the Curling Club will serve coffee and sandwiches.

Plans indicate a full day 70? curlers and an enjoyable time with their favorite sport on ire guaranteed almost perfect. in view of the considerable work that has been done ll prop!"- tion.

Curling la Montague basin III lm when a group of interested men. under the direction of Mr. George E. Clarkson. manager of

Continued on pull 5

CONGRATULATIONS and GOOD CURLING to the

MOIITAGUE OURLING OLUB

CONGRATULATIONS

TO THE

. R MONTAGUE OURLINO CLUB

On The Installation Of

The First Entirely Automatic Diesel Driven Refrigeration Equipment Used For A curling Rink In The Maritime Provinces

Montague Opening of the

TeTho

Curling Club

On'fho t

New Artificial lee Plant

PRESTON MaoLURE

IKTIICAI. CONTRACTOR I MONTAOUI

OnIfieOponlngoffhe

NIW ARTIFICIAL ICI PLANT

o o o o o 'I'ho UBMDMRIWMI

Powering the Compressor Unit I

Was Supplied by

RUSSEL-NIPWELL ENGINES LIMITED

1290 Idrlngton Street.

Hollies. Nove Scotlo.

This Equipment Was Designed And Installed iv

ANADIAN ICE MACHINE

Company Limited

(Maritime Division)

Halifax, N. S.

ion. held for the first time last purposes. "I wish to point out tylearb was one 19; theG finest ii: thatultgle stzmemservitia will (2: e rovlnce. e overnmen ave e 0 er ncorpora C g

was greatly interested in rural ex- villages." To Day & thmwday

hibitions. The Premier was sorry,

he said, "that we could not please -

the Opposiltionlleader by having ,ua'y U A6770” SUSPEMRI

the agricu tura representative by Q1

placing him at 0'Leary instead of DOLPH I Summerslde". He reminded him.

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