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ATJGUST 30. 1952
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. r L'n&llI1;;V, Alf-a. Byron Stewart, Mn ., s ...,in: Wiggintun, AGENT GEORGETOWN:
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Piua Meliinnon. Weldon Layers.
t no Guardian may be bought at
in Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Office; in Georgetown: The .. Post Office: in Bouris: The Snack Bar and ll. Bic-bards A son.
the following places In itlonugiu:
....'ll0YT'S BEAUTY SALON. aouris, will be open September 2nd
to September 6th.
Miss Ethel" Mi-Quarrle. R.N.. Montague. is spending a few days in Charlottetown.
Mrs. Thomas Lann. Pictou. N.S, la visiting in Montague, guest of her aunt, Mrs. Davis West- haver and Captain Westhaver.
'lilEMBF.RS of the Montague Church of Christ annual picnic at arudenell Point on Saturday. Aug- ust 30th. at 3 o'clock. Hayride for the children leaving the church it 2.30.
'FOE SCHOOL and College. Rheafier and Parker Pens and
Pencils. 31.95 to 526.00. C. R. Boehner. Jeweller, Gift Shop, Montague.
"MONTAGUE ELECTRIC CO...
wiring Contractors. Oil Burners. Propane Gas. Electrical Appliances repaired. Phone 92, Montague.
Mrs. Fred Roiiertsoii has retiirn- ed to her home in Brurlenell after
spending the past neck in Al- hion Cross, guest of her son-in- law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
lifoicoim Matheson. 'l'0ST-NLTTIAL SHOWER - Mr. and Mrs. Fred Aitl-ten were pleasantly surprised on Monday evening when their friends and neighbours gathered at Whim Road Hall to honor them with it post- iiuptial showcr. The evening was
Eftffill. in dancing. MT. and Mrs. All- I
ken were the recipients of many lovely gifts. An address was read by Mrs, Stilman Macxinnon. Fred. on behalf of his bride and himself. graciously thanked one and all for their kind expression of fI'l!:rl.lShlD Mr. and Mrs. Aitken of Brantforcl. Ont. are vacationing at the home of Mrs. Altken's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Campbell, Whim Road.
..'Mr. and Mrs. J. D. MacLeod and daughters Donna and Maxine. Montague, have returned to Mon- tague after a pleasant motor trip through Nova Smith. 1
Mr. Edward Mcxenna. Maine. vU.S.A., who is holidaying on the Island was a visitor to Montague recently.
Mr. and M Duncan Kennedy. Weyniouth. Ma were recent visitors to Millvicw and Men- tague.
Mrs. Peter Walker, accompanied by her daughter. Mary Ellen, Sf. Georges. were visiting friends in Montague yesterday.
Mrs. Elvira Stewart. Bronkline. Mass. and Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Ho- ghard. Florida. spent the past two .weeks in Lower Montague guests lat the River View Tourist Home.
I Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred MacDon-
ald and family. Brudenell, were guests at the wedding of Mrsi MacDonald's nephew in Summer-i side last Wednesday".
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; ..'The niany friends of Mr. Micli-: l:iPI Collins. Bangor. are pleased to: -learn he has nicely recovered at-I
iter undergoing a serious opnr-.
.. ..,... -..' nt Monday night. Webster's Orchestra.
"IJHE LOWEST PRICED re- liable pen for school use-Shack fer Fineline with interchangeable nibs 31.95. Others 35.00 up. V. R. Peplcr. the 'Jeweller, Montague.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Toombl. Mr. Austin Smith and daughter Barbara. and Miss Mildred Smith all of Tryon, P.E.l. were recent ltticsls of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wigginton and family. Montague.
..vi-oivrnairs - Child stud-' I
ies, Wedding Groups, Pets. V. R. Pepler. the Photo shop. Mon- taguc.
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Miss Barbara Marlmod is leav- ing this morning for her home in Boston after spending the sum- mer in Montague. guest of her aunt, Mrs. Callum Bruce.
SCARIERAS AND ACCESSOR- IES - liford. Kodak and Ansco roll films: also 35 M. M. Carrying Cases. Filters. Film Finishing. V. R. Pepler. the Photo Shop, Mon- tague. i
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stewart tnee ldn Keith, formerly of Mon-
taguel. Boston. Mass., are guests at the Poole Tourist Home in Montague.
lilr. and Mrs. Martin Currie and
. I daughter Dawn and son Frasenl having an informal chat with Mrs. Lionel Massey at , mom. Mas"
Cliarlotteiowii. were iisitors to Montague Tliursday, guests of Mrs. Currie": parents. Mr. and
Mrs. A. D. Macliure.
liliss Edith Campbell, Brookline.
1" me Cimrlouoloiin HDs'iMziss.. accompanied ivy Mrs. Ethel i Moore iillll her (iaiigliter, Mrs.
' Lillian Nelson. Cambridge. Mass. '3”... and Mrs. Iva" MMDOW and Mrs. Willard Lemon, Wollas- am and M,.- and Mrs, wimam ton. Mnss.. who were guests at Dewar of Brudeiiell and iurs..RiV" Vim Tourist HOW in i.lames MacDonald, Roseneath, at-ILSMW M”'iiii9”? 1”” -i"5i9i'd'i-V Etrnded the (fhurrh of Christ sei:-i"i0”ii"i-' ii" iii?” i'”5P9Ciii'i'
homes.
vice in Murray Harbour on Thurs- iday night, August 28th.
..'ENGA(iF.Ml'2NT Mrs. George M&t'AlllB)', Souris. wish to announce the ehgagement of their daughter, Lorraine Teresa !Io Mark Ignatius, son of Mr iJaines Gillan and .Gillan of Peakes. marriage to take place September 23rd at St. IMaryis Church, Souris.
..'M'iss Zeta Mcl-(enna of Brook-
- Mr, -and lyn. N.Y.. is spending her vaca-
tion wilh her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. McKt-nna. Montague. and her sister Mrs. R. L. Hen- nehery, New Perth. She is ar-
the late Mrslronipanied hy her sister. Evelyn
iMrs. J. W. Farmer) and young son Larry of Dorrhester, Mass.. who are also vacationing here.
SPECIAL HOLIDAY ATTRACTION
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MON. - TUE. - WED. - HOLIDAY SHOWS 2:30 - 7 - 9
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MONDAY - TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY; HOLIDAY snow rim: 2:30-7-I)
AY - "THI l.AST-Ml.ISI(l'I'lEIl" - Rex Allen
'. Charlottetown Ladies chat with Mrs. Lionel Massey.
- Photo by Barteris Film Lab.
I . ! Pictured above In I law Charlottetown i-dies Standing left to right are: Mrs. George Fisher. Mrs.
,the Garden Party held Thursday lllouae in honor of the Rt. Hon.
'LORlE AND BULOVA water'- pfoof Watches 542.50 up, ladies" om 329.75. Rhinestones, Rings. Electric Shavers. V. Pepler, the Jeweller, Montague.
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'Mrs. Hilda Hilchey. Sarnla. Ontario. is spending several weeks vacation at the home of her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. George Preece i of Montague.
..'GOIN(i AVVAY PARTY - Mr. and Mrs. Vililliam Webster. Low- er Montague. were pleasantly stir- prised Thursday evening when about forty-four friends a n d neighbours called at their home and presented them with a "no- ing away" gift of tvto chenile hedspreads and a pair of bath towels. The presentation was made by Mrs. Murray Johnston and a complimentary address read by Mrs. Frank Dewar. On hehalf of Mrs. Webster and him- self. Bill expressed their appre- ciation for the gifts and good wishes for their future. The eve- ning was spent in games. fol- lowed by a sing-song and dance with music by Mr. and Mrs. Les- lie Stewart. Whim Road. A de- licloua lunch was served by Mrs. Everett King. Miss Lorraine Mac- Lure, Mrs. Leo Chaisson and Mrs. Colin Mclnnis. Mrs. Frank Dewar poured. Mr. and Mrs. Webster are moving to Halifax.
of Annandale was fined 850.00 and costs. and had his driver's license suspended for three months by -King's County Magistrate Joseph W. MacDonald at Georgetown yes- terday for operating a motor ve- hicle while his ability to drive its impaired by alcohol. Another res- ident of Annandale was fined 820.00 and costs for being intoxicated in a public place. A resident of Mont- ague was also fined 550.00 and costs for operating it vehicle while his ability was impaired and his license was cancelled for three months. Three other residents of Montague were each fined 320.00 and costs for intoxication in a public place. A resident of Little Pond was sent- enced to two months in jail at Georgetown for breaking and en- tering. A resident of Murray River was fined 07.5.00 and costs for iii- egal possession of alcohol.
. SBRILLIANT STUDY. T Congratulations are being extended to Miss Joyce Wigginton. Montague who has been awarded a scholar- ship bo the value of 3400.00 for the coming year at Prince of Wales College. Miss Wigginton has had
having passed Grade X1 in 1948. and teacher: training at P. W. C. in 1949. A second class teacher. she taught at New Perth for two years, and last year entered third year P. W. C.. actually taking two years in one. she came second in a large class. carrying three extra. subjects. Her industry and conscientious at- tention to her work has been recognized. and markedly worthy of the award which she has re- ceived. Her many friends wish her continued success in her college career. Legion convention Continued fr Following this-b BE-cTrI-TiTaTy there will be it short interlude u Drcmrstiom. are made for the 0990138 of the business session,
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During it the delegates will he en. by selections from the Trio
tertained Brooklyn
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II. J. Malian R. O.
Ontomelriat
Fitting and Supplying Glasses, etc. Office Hare: Ill to -1! A.M. I to it PM. . and by appointment. Ilontuue, P. II. I. Office Connected with Maboii Drug Co.
' COURT - A resident:
a. very successful scholastic career. i
at Government j
3'. Mrs. James Hnslain. Mrs. EA. House,
"mam M,5scy,,' Mrs. Gordon Roper and Mrs. George Ives.
Willrcd Burke.
An address of welcome to the Lieutanarit Governor. will be pre- sented before the visitors are iii- troduced and then the delegates will be formally welcomed by Pro- vincial President Peake and by Licut. Col. J. D. Stewart, D. S. O. . E. D., Mayor of Charlottetown. l
The lengthy business meeting will ind at approximately 6 o'clock that evening to pcrmit those at- tending the convention to be pre- sent at the annual dinner which this year will he provided by the Ladies Auxiliary in the Clover Club.
The guest speaker at the. annual dinner will be Di'. C. B. Lumsdrii. M. M.. Dominion prcszricnt of the Canadian Legion, British IL'nlDIl'E. Service league. President of Ihci
host branch is Mr. Charles Sin-
clair, Chiirlottetown.
Labor Minister?
Continued from page 1 months will bring." he said, "but of p one thing we can be certain. a continuance of the spirit of respon- sibility and co-operation on the part of the two great partners in production (labor .and manor!!- ment) will be essential if we are to maintain our high living stan- dards and at the same time iii- crease our military strength.
Other Messages
Labor Day messages also were is- sued by Percy R. Bengough. presi- dent of the 502.000-nicmbci' T. L. C. and A.R. Mosher, president of the Canadian Congress of Labor. which has 350,000 members.
President Mosher made an ap- peal to bring help to undcr-privii- eged countries as a means of avert- iiig war.
"While we must be ready to de- fend ourselves as a nation and to associate, with other nations for this purpose," he said, "defence is primarily a negative tactic.
"It (the Congress) has therefore strongly endorsed Canadian partic- ipation in the activities of the Uti- ited Nations and in other interna- tional bodies.
"It recognizes that defence prep-
arations have a certain deterrent effect. but it is convinced that Canada and the other nations which are comparatively well-to- do ought to give a great deal more attention to efforts to improve con- ditions in the under-privileged na- tions of the world.” "11 war is to be avoided or avert- ed." he added, "the most effective action directed towards this end is to raise the standard of living for the hundreds of millions of dis- possessed peoples in backward na- tiona.
"They must be given food and tools and, most of all, hope for the future."
Religion And Life
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country is called to make to the welfare of the world. With all our defects there is a new sense of responsibility for conditions in less favored lands, but. it is still weak in comparison with what it ought to be.
The same choice is before peo- pie of all occupations. Each pro- fession has its "etiquette" which really means its rules of conduct. To be true to them it will often mean that the young practitioner, atriving for a footing, will have to turn down offers of money which he needs sorely, and his fut- ure depends on his choice. will the author persist in his ideal. or will he lower it for the sake of gain? This is no imaginary issue: Wordsworth and Browning bore loss for years until their ideals were accepted by the people. Will the preacher obey the command to Jremiah to speak in all the people all the words which God commands him to speak: to dim- inish not a word? Or will he dilute his message? so on it goes-will the workman in any field keep first the interests of those whom he serves as "tho Muterxof all
LOBSTER suiirtii and DANCE AT CEOIICETOWII
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER lat X
Supper and Games in Rink startling at 5:00 P.M'. ' Dance in Towii.llo.ll.
, Al Blancliarcl's Orchestra Sponsored by his or and Community oifare
Council and League.
good workmen" requires. or will he let self creep in? Destiny liangs on his answer. it 'M”'E””E SVVEET lilEDlClNE ”Soda pop" and other c:.iboiiai,- ed beverages had their start in medicines:
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CLINIC SCHEDULE
Through the facilities of the Department of Health and Welfare, diagnostic clinics will be held through- out the Province during the month of September, as follows:
SUMMERSIDE- .
Tuesday, September 2nd ............ .. 9:30-12:30 P.M.
Tuesday, September 16th ........ .. 9:30-12:30P.M. SOURIS--
Monday. September 8th 1:30-4:00 P.M. lirIONTAGUE-
Monday, September 15th .............. .. 1:30-4:00 PM. ALBERTON- ' '
Monday. September 22nd .......... .. 9:30-11:30 A.M.
' 1230- 3:00 P.M. PROVINCIAL SANATORlUM- Every Thursday . Every Thursday Every Friday ..... ..
Patients for review will receive appointments through the mail. All persons who have not been in Contact with an active case of Tuberculosis ai'e re- quested to consult their family doctor or their district Public Health Nurse. either of whom will be pleased to make appointments if indicated.
B. M. FOUND. : Medical Director of Clinics.
10:00-12:00 A.M. . 1130- 4:00 P.M. 1230- 4:00 P.M.
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