- ager and. Comrades Guy Hrmphill
Georgetown 0'' Legion I
...'The January meeting 'of the Georgetown Branch No. 16. Cane- dian Drglon. n.s:.s.r.., was held in the Legiontl-tall on Monday, Jan- uary iothiwith a good attendance. Branch president, Comrade Marcel- lus Gotell presided and the meeting was opened in the usual impressive manner. Comrade secretary, D. A. Maccormack read the minutes of the meeting. which were moved adopted. The secretary read correspondence from the Pro- vincial secretary regarding membe - ship. . i Correspondence dealing with the annual Boy Scout financial cam- paign was read and the Branch. which sponsors' the Boy Scouts in Georgetown. will once again manage the campaign. Comrade J. W. Lav- ers was re-appointed campaign man-
and Neil A. Wright were re-appoint- ed as collectors for the second year. There was no tinancial report pre- sented. as the auditors are at pres- ent engaged in auditing the ac-
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Canada. Japan In Air Agreement
OTTAWA (CP) - Canada and Japan Wednesday formally silmd a. new bilateral air agreement. pro- viding for the exchange of perma- nent trans-Pacific air routes be- tween Vancouver and Tokyo.
Canadian Pacific Airlines. which operates a Vancouver-Tokyo-Kong Kong service on a temporary basis. will get the route permanently as the Canadian line designated un- der the new pact.
Japan has no line flying to Van- couver at present. but Japan Air Linea operates a trans-Canada service between Tokyo and San Francisco. It likely will be chosen by Japan to land and do air busi- ness at Vancouver whenever the line is ready to direct a service to the Canadian west coast. .
The new pact will come into force when it receives ratification by the Japinasa Parliament, per-
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V .1 y. y v , ; y counts of the Branch, preparatory h I . m It d t - . . . . - e .. ' . - . i to mehownz or the .-nnu-Irneer .f.?.fu1”2:il..:.ll2ii.il by .i..”.5..?2. STARTS AT ' , . ' . . mg in February. A bill amounting dun Pummum though it 1. 11.30 PM. Junior Farmers R c 've Anim I F B' Sh "I W "mm 1” ”" '"""'1.'"”"- under-ma me sovernmont pm. . ' . 9 a S tenance fee, paid by member organ- to mm it -when it bccomu op” -
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..'8NOW REMOVAL - The re- cent report of the Montague Town
..'ATTBN'l'l0N Montague Curi- era. Meeting at Clubroom on Thurs-
A cavaleade of trucks from all parts of the Province, assembled at Canada Packers plant yesterday where 38 JuniorFarmera each took possession of a steer to be prepar- ed for the Beef Show and sale for
the Judging the steers will be sold by auction. From the proceeds oi the sale the original cost of each animal, plus insurance and interest will be returned to the firm and the balance of the proceeds will go
izations of the Film Council, ordered paid.
Comrade Francis Maccormack was initiated to membership in the Branch in an impressive ceremony conducted by the president. Com- rade Marcellus Gotell. who was as-
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day, January isth. at 8 o'clock. Council should have read that a Junior Far rs in conjunction with to the feeder for his work and cost 51-”-ted by the vice-president, Com- - . - , Business. important matters and by-law was Passed requesting cit- the Provincial Exhibition Old Home of feed. rad” Mmha” Burk” Jr" "5 II” ---- 4 Six-3' h9,5gmi1-leBl03dwav election of Skips. iaens to remove snow rather than Week. First row. left to right: Reid Vil- P”5IdI"8 03”": C0"l”d9 W'-"M9 J: 'Y 1g d
"eMAG151'n,A'11;'s (,-omui .. ice from in front of their homes. There was enthusiam. excitement iett. James MacLaurln, Graham MACDOHIM so I At. the 'Magistl'ate's Court in ..'JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE and not a little anticipation of MacPhail, Neill Clark, Allison It W" P6001164 that Comrlde
Georgetown yesterday 3, party from Milltown Cross charged with
' having more than three adult oc-
cupants in the cab of a truck was fined 31.00 and costs. A party from Georgetown charged with- out a license was fined 35.00 and costs." Tl-iree parties, one from
-Jo-Anna Dress shoppe. Goals 20 per cent off. Dresses as low as 33.83. Blouses - Special si.50. 32.00. 83. . skirts less 20 per cent. Hats half price. slips 31.00 up. Pyjamas 32.00. A few Suits, slacks and Jackets at special prices.
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things toucome as the group await- ed their allotted animal. The above picture was taken after the allot- ment was made. Distribution was supervised by Vernon Fraser of Canada Packers and Mr. Stewart Wright. deputy minister of agricul- ture. Mr. Wright spoke briefly
Keith Carlyle Daniel
Johnson. Wilbur Lamont, Sudsbury. John Barrett, Potts. Wayne Harrington. Nisbet.
Second row, left to right: Mr. G. E. Hartlen, Edgar Mabey. David Smith. Merrill Scott. Sterling Youn- ker, Lloyd White. Guy Thompson.
Russell Wight was a patient in the Veterans! Wing of the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital and the sick committee were instructed to con- tact him. As there was no further business the meeting adjourned.
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Abney, another from St. Mary's C13,”, Wu host,” to the whim looking upon the venture as a Stanley Skefflngton, Douglas Jew-
Road and another fronf Belle
RiV'”'- '11 charged "mu bah” m' ing. January 10th. Th r the raising of high quality beef Dougall. Seymour Hurry. Brenton . . . . ' toxicated in a public place. were "ad .mnd,mce despigee ;oo:uf:.,,.,.. cattle and encouraging them in Gardiner. Robert MacDonald, Ian Living Up, Due E "””"”- . it - each fined a20.00 and costs. TWO eillng conditions. The prQgIdent' farming generally. Mccoubrcy. The brand new Dem Mamn JR r”
, parties from Union Road charged
Viilil the theft of wood and two parties from Charlottetown charged llilih the theft of tools had their cases adjourned.
..'IllLLSlDE LODGE MEETS- The regular meeting of the Hill- side Lodge was held in the Lodge Hal Tuesday night. with Boo. Ma olm Macxenzle presiding.
- several bills were on motion order-
ed paid. The brothers were pleased to welcomel the installation team from Wildey Lodge, Charlottetown. They included D.D.G.M. Lewis Stewart. Bros. David Bethune. Menton .Whitlock and John Mac- Leod. The following are the chic! officers installed, N. 0. Sandy MacDonald. N. 0. Ross Hamilton, Chaplain, Maynard Aitken, re- cording secretary. Arthur Mac- Klnnon. financial secretary. James Dewar. treasurer, Cyrus shaw, D. D.Ci.M.. Stewart addressed the members on the work of the Order and the program .for the coming year, He spoke of the aims of the Order and the need for fellowship
Road-Ladies Aid on Monday even-
Mrs. William D. Fraser, opened the meeting with the Lord's Mrs. Colin MacDonald. the secre-
prayer.
tary-treasurer, called the roll and
meeting. evening was knitting. The hostess served a de- licious lunch, assisted by several of the members. The meeting closed with the National Anthem.
The spent
attended to the business of the remainder of sewing and
the
Presbyterian Church Activities
..'Ths annual business meeting
adherents. The
of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Montague. was held in the church hall last evening and was largely attended by members and minister of the congregation, Rev. D. A. Campbell, presided and opened the meeting with prayer. -
Mr. I-l.C. Johnstone was appoint-
ed secretary and read the minutes of the last annual meeting, which
means of interestlngruralyouth in
The plan. financed by Canada Packers, called for the distribution of some 40 western Canada beef type feeder steers amongst boys between the ages of ill to 18 years.
The feeder will feed and care for the steer until Old Home Week. They will then be exhibited at the Provincial Exhibition and judged by a competent beef cattle Judge. Prizes will be awarded. Following
roll. Mrs. Leland Nelson; building committee. Mr. H. C. Jolinhstone.
The following board of managers was re-elected: Messrs Douglas Mc- Gowan. Olen MacLaren, Roderick Martin. Malcolm Munroe. A. F. Campbell. John Ballem. and Pres- toh MacLure.
Ushers appointed were: Messrs. Richard MacLean, Reginald Reid, H. C. Johnstone, Milton Fraser. Richard Knox. S. D. Reid. and Buddy Fraser. Mr. A. C. Mai-Kay was re-electld auditor.
The meeting closed with bene- diction read by Rev. Mr. Cdmpbellr Members of the Ladies Aid Society
ell, Boycelstetson. Morris Mac-
Thlrd row, left to right: Mr. S. C. Wright, Robert Montgomery, Charles Mayhew, Clair MacLeod, Albln MacNelll, Lloyd Jenkins, Savert Huestls, Leonard Pratt, Nei- son Morrison, Blola MacPhail, Imy Jewell. Charles Carr, WinstonRay- ner. George Faynter, Mr. Vernon Fraser and Mr. Morris Deacon.
- Barter's Film Lab.
mas gift.
Hand books were distributed to all officers and conveners. The director. Rev. Father 0'!-Ianlay, gave a talk on the ways to promote new membership. This was follow- cd by a general discussion on the same topic. Father 0'1-ianley also told the meeting that catechism prizes, provided by the C.W.L., IA) the boy or girl making the highest marks in each class has been pre- sented at Christmas.
There being no further business the meeting adjourned.
Martin, Lewis Laiesi
Jerry Lewis Technicolor laugh hit. "Living It Up," opens today at the Prince Edward Theatre. A Para- mount plcture. it is heralded ssl the merriest mad-cap mix-up ever to have been flashed on a local theatre screen. Based on the Broadway musical hit, "Hazel Flagg," this latest Dean and Jerry entry con- tains all of the ingratlating ingre- dlents that are so wonderfully in- cluded in a legitimate theatre musi-
NEWS OF THE WEEK - PRIVATE EYE POPEYE SHOWING AT 3:30 - 7 - 9'
PRINCE EDWARD TO-DAY - FRI.
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cal. plus the splendiferous magic of the motion picture medium. Co- starring with Martin and Lewis are Janet Leigh and Edward Ar- nold with Fred Clark and Sheree North.
ASKS FERTILIZER. PROBE OTTAWA (CE)-E. G. McCul- lough. CCF member of Parliament for Moose Mountain, seeks a special Commons committee to investigate production. sale and distribution of fertilizer. He gave notice Wednes- day on the Commons orderypaper of a resolution calling for the com-
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MURRAY RIVER - THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY JANUARY 13 - 14 - 15 . ”
KING OF THE KIIYBEII RIFLES
Starring TYRONE POWER - runny Moons! In CINEMASCOPE and STEREOPIIONIC somvn - - - Filmed in rucnmconon
Also - CALYPSO CRUISE In GINEMASCOPE . Show Timc-8 p.m. Each Night.
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Admission: Adults 55c; Children 40
in our daily lives. The olhtr city were approved as ads (I frcshmenis after the - Broth!” 59010 DFIGYIY 8'14 the" Rev. Mr. CambclII presented the Iic1re?tingsl:e gI..'.'.tVe.f,1..”..g;'II,I:.'”,d 0: the CCF Et remarks were appreciated. After upon, of the Km. semen and l i
the Lodge closed members wer
treated to a delicious lunch, whic
was prepared under the direction of Eros. Atwood MacDonald, and Ernest Robertson. The lunch com- mittee made preparations for a supper to be held on Wednesday
splendid reports were read by the treasurers of the various organiza- tions of the church. The church treasurer. Mrs. Elsie Watterworth, read the financial statement which showed a substantial belancu on hand and general satlsflction was
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Cardigan C.-VII.L. Monthly 'Meeting
"rho regular monthly meeting of the Catholic Women's League
nlsht. expresaed- over the success of the Cudim, ..,b..,,.,;,..,,.y W... held ,,, Color by Technicolor 3”” y”'- I the side chapel. Sunday, Jan. 9th. . AINIIB MUIPIIY ' The Iollowlns reports were read with the president. Mrs. Richard Lori Nelson Per50naIS E"g,o:;I;I;:9iEm1on S M Mr Quinn in the chair. The mleetltng L, 3 B1”! 0003'. 3- opened with prayer. The in nu es T1 j ”.M"' Emu M"Leod' -whim 3- 33- N91!0nl Young People's SOCI- of the last meeting were read by
Road. is visiting in Vlctoriaicross. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McKenna. ,
..'Mr. and Mrs. Colin MacDonald and Miss Laurie MacDonald and Mr. Kenneth MacDonald. Kilmuir,
ety. Mr. Robert Murray; Young Women's Guild, Mrs. Byron stew- art; Sunday shcool. Mr. J.M. Mac- Kenzie. in the absence of the treasurer, Mrs. 5.1). Reid: Ladies Aid society. Mrs. A. C. Macxay; choir. Mrs. W. R. Garrick; Cradle
the secretary. Mrs. Andrew Mac- Lean. L
Correspondence included a letter from Mrs. McQuaid. Convener of social service and child welfare. and a letter of thanks from the sisters of st. Martha for is Christ-
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were recent visitors in Charlotte- town.
,!A.B5 Ted Hill. of the H. M. 0- B. Haida. is spending a leave with his brother-in-law and ais- ter. Mr. and Mn. Horace Fraser, Montague.
..'Misa Iahbel 1'arquha.rson,char- lottewwn. was a recent visitor to her parents. Mr. and Mrs. 3. Par- iillhl-rlon. Kilmulr. She was accom- panied by her friends. Miss Cath- erine Todd and Miss Davida Mac- Enchem. also of Charlottetown.
..1I-fer many friends will be blessed to learn that Miss Alice Fraser is recuperating satisfactorily follawlna an operation at the P. 1:. I. iiospital. she is convalcscing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon
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