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WILL BE COLLECTING I-IOGS FOR SWIFT CANADIAN CO. LIMITED EVERY MONDAY (ALL DAY) and

Through the Melville-Iecton's Mills Weed Island and don Districts.

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TI-IE GUARDIAN.

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AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: Harold F. liandrr. Mn. Byron Stewart. Ilra. Bruce Macrlxee, Mfu Joyce Wlgglnton. Min Joan Jotuaaton. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Weldon haven.

Blue Dome Reataurant. and Guardian Office: The Post Office; -in Sourls: The Snack B9: and 3. Inch.

The Guardian may be bought at Montague: town: ' ardatson.

the following places in

In George-

CI-IARLOTTETOWN

Little Pond and Vicinity . .-

Mr. Charles Lutz teacher. How.- Bay was a business visitor to Char- lottetown Thursday.

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Sympathy is extended to Mr. George ciapp. Bay Fortune on the

....tFLO0H polisher for rent by hour. Montague Electric Co.

..'UNl'l'ED BAPTIST CHURCH -Services Sunday, January 7th: Yllontague ll A.M.; Sunday school

0 A.M.; Dundas 7:30 P.M.. weath- er and roads perm-iliing. Lie. W. D. Johnston.

Montague W. I. Monthly tteeting

The January meeting nf the Women's Institute, Montague branch. was held at the home of the secretary. Mrs. Lorne Wiggin- ton, Tuesday evening. conducted

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Lure. The meeting opened with the Institute Ode. Roll call was answered by seventeen members.

The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. followed by the correspondence. read by Mrs. Wigginton. The sick commit- tee reported having made one sick call during the month. Arrange- ments were made for holding a pantry sale at Stewart and Beck's

Shows: Matinee 3:30; Eve. 7-9

tee in charge of the sale includes Mrs. Howard Vickerson. Mrs. George Preece and Mrs. M.C. Rey- Shows 3:30-7-8:45

invited ray Johnston for meeting.

At the close of the nicetintz, lunch was served by the commit-i' tee. and a contest was enjoyeri hy the members. I IN MEMORIAM

GASTON DIFPUIS

The death of Gaston Dupuis. age 3. occurred at Tenliskaming lins- -pital. Ontario. on December 7th. 1950. He was onploycd by the Therrlen Construction Company to drive a truck which stalled on a hill. Through an accident the wheels of another truck. from which he was to get help. and loaded with four .tons nf wet gravel. passed over his body

Mr. Dtlpuis was a native of Mon- treal. but came with his wife. the former Edith Baker. to" Bristol. P. E. 1., some six years ago. Less than I. month before his death he went to Montreal to seek winter employment. and had accepted the job. which was fatal to him. for is week or so until a permanent job of a different kind would be avail-

able.

I Mr. Dupuis' parents predeceased him a few years. but he leaves to mourn his passing three brothers and four sisters. all of MoI1'tl'eal- and his wife and son Bryan of Bristol.

He was buried from Bristol Uni- ted Church on December 13th He was a member of the United Church and he was seldom absent from his place in the choir. The people of all clemminations in the district crowded the church to pay their respects to one who was gen- ial. quiet and friendly with all. His minister. Mr. Mercer. said: , "We want to express our thanks to God for the one who came to live among us. and in a very gracious way shared with us his best. We shall remember our.brother-in-Christ as one who was cheerful. helpful and kind in spirit. We shall think of his integrity and Sl.l't'l15:Ih and all in him that made others to love and respect him." .

Interment was in St. Peters West United church Cemetery- Fiorel tributes placed on and about the casket. as tokens of love and respect, were as iollows:-- Pillow-Edith and Bryan. spray-Edna. Teri and Family. spray-Pat. Ethel and Family: Sprly--VIVIII1 and Robert. Spray-Ann and Mary. Spray-Marie. Lea and Carol MacKay.

Wreath-Mother and Dad. Wreath-Helen. Wcntzel F'amlly. wreath-Percy. Mary and Fam- lly. Wreaths!-Inile, llazel and Family Wreath-Herb, Minnie and Pam- Ily. Wreath--Aunt Cordic. Charlie and Lydia. Wreath-Mrs. Maud Cox. Wreath-Aunt Lydia. Aunt Lizzie and Gertie. Wreath-The and Sisters. Wreath-Bristol Young People's

to the home of Mrs. Mur-

BIG EXCITING SERIAL the Fem-ugryl

SEAS AFLAME WITH EXCIIEMENII

MEN LOCKED

IN LEADLY . TREASURE

Also Comedy, Act Your Age

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Dupuls Brothers

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Union.

by Clifford McBride

by the president. Mrs. A. D. Mar-i

Saturday afternoon. The commit-I

..'Mr. Ernest B. Larkin. R.C.N. of the l-f.M.C.S. Huron arrived in Charlottetown Friday on a visit to his sister. Mrs. J. W. McQuaid. 'He will also spend a vacation at his parent's home, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Larkln. St. Peter's Bay.

..'l'LOWlNG MATCH DATES - At a recent meeting of the dircc. tors of the P. E. I. Plowing Match

and Agricultural Fair Association. it Was decided to hold the As- sociation's 1951 plowing matches land horse show on Wedncsdziy rand Thursday. Sept. 26 and 27.

isudden Death Of

ichild At Montague

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Holds. Yam was distributed !m.Redllfore she had cclcbraterl her birth-

Cross knitting. The members Weret I

day at a party, with her young friends. On Wednesday she was taken to the Kings County HQF- piial where she passed away at 9

RM.

Glenda attended grade two at. the Montague High school. and her many young playmates will miss her delightful and pleasant. assoc- tatinn, which had won for her so many friends in the short time in which she had been in Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. Rendell were form- :-riy from Newfoundland. where Mr. Rendell was the manage-: of the Bank of Nova Scotia at st. John's and Corner Brook. He was later transferred to saint John. N.B.. mid about a. year and a. half ago Wm; transferred to Montague. '

To Mr. and Mrs. Rendeil their daughter, Sandra, the com- munity extends its sincere symp- athy in their sad bereavement.

Murray River And Vicinity

..'The evening service in the United Church, Hlvlurray River, which was very largely attended. was conducted by the pastor. Rev. Mr. MacPherson. The mcc.-ting was opened by singing No. 47 "O Come All Ye Faithful". and was followed by responsive reading No. 747 "The Magnivficat”. Special music under the direction of Mrs. Clarence Nicolle included a quar- teiie by Mr. Ford Keenan, Mr. Clarence Nicolle. Mr. Lester Ni- colle and Mr. Doll Hume. Also the An-them "Glory to God in the Highest." Rev. Mr. MacPherson spoke a very inspiring sermon. choosing his text from "The Christmas Story”. The offering was ifncn received, and was fol- lowed by the singing of "As With Gladness Men of Old." The meet- ing was then closed by the slug- ing of "Joy to the World."y

The United Church Sunday School held it While Gilt Christ- mas Service on Sunday morning. where the 17l.llDllS presented their gifts in honor of the Christmas season. Christmas hymns were sung. and the Christmas story in Matthew was read by Mr. Ches- ter Macbean. followed by prayer by the Superintendent. Mrs. S. G. Giddings. Mrs. John Ferguson capably read the story "White Gifts". A recitation by the prim- ary pupil. Carol Livingston. was followed by the primary pupils presenting their gifts. while the choir. and congregation sang "Away in a Manger." The Junior verse was read by Edith Johnston. after which the junior children presented their gifts. while the choir sang "As with Gladncss Men of 0id". The intermediate verse was read by Miss Anne Fer- guson and while intermediates presented their gifts choir sang "Take My Life and Let it Be". Gifts were dedicated to the Mas- ter's use. and meeting was closed with the singing of "Joy to the twoi-Id" and Brned-iclion.

The residents of Miolltague learn- .941 with sincere regret. of the sud- den death at the Kings County Hospital on Wednesday night of seven-year-old Glenda Rtndr-ll, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cveorgo Rendell, Montague. The young girl mas in excellent health the day be- fore her illness. which doveloacci suddenly on Tuesday. The day be-

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..' Leftlto right: Mary (1. WII- Curran. Joe Curran. Mary Curran. Preston. Macswaln. Arlene me- non, teacher. Allison shepherd. nansara Curran. Junior Shephhrd. Swain. Theresa MooAulay. Viol: Helen MeeAulay. Back row. Joyce E

lhepiurd, -NW0 9lIGl5hlI'd-f 000110 Mlelnod. MacDonald,

recent , ' of his wife in Souris Hospital recently.

..'Mlss Lucetia and Master Dun- stan MacDonald St. Peters Day are spending their holidays with relatives and friends in 1-lowe Bay and vicinity.

Miss Eileen and Mr. Bedfnrd Mac- Donald students at P.W.C. are spending their holidays at their licnic in Little Pond.

Miss Clare MacDonald. Char- lottetown spent her Christmas holidays in Little Pond guest of Miss Patricia. MacDonald.

Tli. Christmas concert held in

tended. A good programme was en- joyed by all DrcseliI..' A sale of candy by Junior Red Cross dur- ing intermission; and a distribut- ion of gifts from Santa at the close of the programme brought an enjoyable evening to a close.

A card party and dance sponsored by C.Vl'.L. in Little Pond Dec. 28th., was well patronized. Music was supplied by Mr. somerled MacDonald an.-1 an-. Gror-ze christian and Ber- nie MacDonald. A nice sum was re- allzed and much enjoyed by all r.-resent.

Souris and I O O Vacamtys Miss Susan i)EiEra. teacher at.

Red Point school is spending the holidays at her home in Sourls.. Miss Adellc Camphcll. teacher at Mario is spending her hoildaY5 at her home in S0uris..

Miss Anna Cheverie. Labrador is spending some time with her DM- cnts Mr. and Mrs. .lerc.me Cheverie Mrs. Gleason. Earnscliffc. is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs.

and Patrick St. John sourts.

..' Miss Dorothy MacDonald. CIlFp'5I.oW is spending a vacation with relatives and friends hr the United States.

Miss Mary Msclrtnis. student nurse at the Charlottetown Hos- pital is spending New Year's with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Maclnnis.

Miss Margaret Hughes. Charlata- town spent Christmas with her par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Bernard linghes.

Reverend Adolphus Machulay. st. Louis. Missouri is spending the Christmas holidays with his par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mac- l"Aulay. '- l

Sincere sympathy is extended'to the family of the late Mrs. William Buffet. Sourls. whose death took place in Charlottetown on Decem- ber lli. 1950.

'Mlss Madeline Nolan. student. Nurse at the Provincial Infirmary recently spent a few days at her home in Chepstow.

Friends of Mr. Albinus MacDon- ald. Ohepstmv will be pleased to learn that he is improving in health. after his recent illness in the Char- lottetown. Hospital.

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Miss Lorraine Machuiay. Char- lottetown spent: Christmas with her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Mac- aulay. '

The regular weekly dance in st. Mary: Parish Hall on Wednesday night. December 27. was IHYSOJY ll- tended. George chappell and his Merry Islanders supplied the music.

Miss Nellie Foley. of the teaching staff of souris I-ligh schcol is spend- ing the Christmas holidays with relatives and friends in Montreal.

The following students are upend- ing the holidays at their respective homes in Souris and vicinity - Catherine MacDonald. Inez Mac- Phee.IEugene I-lennessey - students at Prince of wales College. and Cyril MacDonald Elmer MacPhee. and Dunstan Mullnily. students at St. Dunstan's University.

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Little Pond School was well at-.

..'Mr. and Mrs. Chester Max- well Lake. photographed at their wedding reception at the bride": home following their recent mu- riage. Mrs. Lake was the former

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Laum MacLeen. the daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Haywood MIcLean, Montague. and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Lake, also of Montague.

by fire on the evening of December 23.. The fire was believed to have been caused by the explosion of the kitchen stove. Mr. Whalen's ne- phew. Thomas Whalen was alone in the.hc.use when the fire broke out and was burned about the hands and arm which required medical treatment in the souris Hospital.

The Midnight Mass at St. Mary's Church -Souris. was largely attend- ed by parishioners and others from

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nearby districts. Mass was celebrat-

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ed by Rev. Father Mumaghan. A most inspiring sermon was deliver- ed by the pastor. Msgr. J. A. Murphy. The organist and CllOil' dlrectress was Rev. Mother st. G'1'0T8e. Previous to the Midnight Mass the Senior choir rendered very beautifully several of the Clu'i'st.n:as carols.

WESTERN LEAD

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Mrrf Harry Reid. who has been a patient in the King's County Hospital for the put two weeks. has returned to her home in Mur- ray Harbour North.

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Mr. Glen Miller. presently em-i

pioyed lnI- Bunbury. spent the hol-

idays at the home of his parents. .

Mr. and Mrs. Edwyd Miller.

Mln lone Johnston. membe of the stat! of the Canada. Charlottetown, spent the holiday week-end at the hemp of

her parenta. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. f"

Johnston. Peter's Road.

Mr. Stuart Reid. R.C.N.. Hai- lfex. spent the holiday week-end

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at the home of his parents. Mr. ;

and Mrs. Harry Reid.

Miss Shirley Vanlderltlne. pre- sently employed at Palmer Elec- -tric Co.. Charlottetown. war the

. recent guest at the home of her

parents, Mr. and Mra. Harry Van- .

. Ideratine. Peter'a Road. I Mr. and Mrs. Conn Murphy. Charlottetown. spent the holiday

at the home of Mrs. Murphylr parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred John- rton.

Mr. recently spent the holidays his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Irving. Peter's Road.

Mr. James Graham. Stellarto”. N.S.. recently visited friends and relatives -at Murray Harbour North and Gaspereaux.

Mansfield Irvinz. R. C. N.. with Otto

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