Photographed above is Mr. Montague F. Aldous, na-

.'tional president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, pre-

senting the charter to Mr. James Cudmore, president of the newly-organized Montague Junior Board of Trade. The pre- sentation was made on Friday. night at a dinner meeting held at the Rainbow Room of the Bison Restaurant.

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Tuesday, October 12, 1954 The Guardian

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' ..-onnnn STORM WINDOWS now at Kings Mill, Montague.

.3ACCIDEN'I' SUNDAY-On Sun-

day morning at 12:30 a.m. a car proceeding north on Main St. in Montague was considerably dam- aged when struck on the left front door, by a truck near Sparrow's Road corner. An occupant of the car was taken to the King's Coun- ty Hospital and treated for a bad out. He was released later. Neither of the drivers were injured.

-....'ACCIDENT AT NEW PERTH -On Saturday morning on auto accident occurred at New Perth when the driver of 11 Charlotte- town car in attempting : to avoid cattle at a. cattle crossing swerved off the road. shot over the em- bankment snd crashed into a tree. The car was very badly damaged but the three occupants suffered only superficial cuts and bruises Hospital treatment was not neces- sary. The R.C.M.P. arrived on the

scene shortly after and are in- vcstlgatlng. MM?

Personals

..'Miss Hazel Yeo, Halifax, N.S,, spent the week-end at her home in Montague.

..'Jarrres Sullivan. student at St. Dunstans University, spent thc holiday week-end at his home in Montague.

..'LAC. Louis Lsnigan, R.C.A.l"., Who Client his leave 'ot his home in Sturgeon. left to return to his base at Winnipeg, Man,

..'AB. Norman MacKinnon, H.M. C.S. Stadcona, is visiting at his home in Montague.

..'Mrs. Thomas Lann. Pictoii. N. S., spent the week-end in Mon- tague, guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Mosher.

..'Miss Eileen Clair and Miss Maxine Quigley of St. Stephen. N B., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clair, Montague.

,savings await you.

, SEMPLEIS PHARMACY REXALL

ONE-CENT SALE Opening Tomorrow See list of items on sale In Wednesday's paper. SEMPLI-TS PHARMACY will be open Wednesday all day.

..lBEGUI.aAB MEETING of the Home and School Asocistion, new school l.15 Tuesday, October liith. Guest speaker Mrs. Gordon Mac- Donald, Provincial President of the Home and School Association.

....'ll!Al(E A DATE to visit the Mabon Drug Co., your Rex 1 Drug Store at Montague on We - nesday, Thursday, Friday and Sat- urday. Oct. 13 to 16. Worthwhile You can buy two advertised Rexail items for the price of one plus rune cent at the big Rexall Fall One, Cent Sale.

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Rural BOEIIIIIIIOEIEII -

hom was selected as first for the cou y. Lloyd Lockerby of Hamil- ton was popular choice for first in Prince and Edwin Reid of Rollo Bay, first for King's.

Eight entries in Community Im- provement were received. twenty- three in School Improvement. and six for Rural Cemetery Improve- ment. Top award for communities went to Breadalbane. second to Hunter River and third to Brack- ley, all three making extensive improvements. Breadalbane painted its attractive new library building. graded, seeded a new lawn, erected a fence and flagpole and planted flowers. One church was completely repainted, another had a new roof added. The appearance of the cemetery was greatly improved. and several private homes were paint- ed or repainted. Hunter River community repainted the library building, fenced the area, planted shrubs and developed a lawn. A nearby church was painted and repaired. another church put in a new lawn and planted flowers, adding much to an already very attractive community. In Brackley. the school and surroundings were much improved and private dwell- ings kept to this community's high standard.

In cemetery improvement Bru- denell did an outstanding job in beautifying an old and large cem- etery area. Lawns were perfectly kept, the cemetery fences painted, stones straightened, trees planted.

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Breodslbono cemetery was graded and new lawn planted. flowers and trees planted, fence painted.

SCHOOL COMPETITION

The school Improvement com- petition was well contested. Little York school won top award with an entry of which any community might be proud. The grounds and general appearance of this school are well worthy I. personal inspeq.- lon by interested school trustees. Clermont school was second place with a first rate effort. Fredericton and Springfield schools were much improved. .

The Roadside Improvement award goes to Allison MscLeod of Bpring Brook with an outstanding entry. His frontage of approximate- ly seven chains was graded and sloped and seeded into lawn, a woven wire fence with turned posls was erected and painted; tree-1'. chiefly maples were planted. Run- ners up were Mr. J. L. Dewar, New Perth. Keith Gard, Mill River East, and John Hunter, Strathcono.

Col. Johnstone commented on the fine effort. made by this year's contestants, and the evidence

throughout the Province of s. deep

interest in rural beautification. He expressed the Society's op- preciation of the financial support given by the Provincial Depart- ment of Agriculture, as well as the following organizations and busi- ness firms: R. T. Holman Co. Ltd, M. F. Schurmsn Co. Ltd. and Sher- win-Wllliams. The Island Fertilizer Co., The T. Eaton Co., MacDonald as Rowe Woodworking Co. Ltd, Niagara Brand Spray Co., Canada Packers Ltd., Moore as McLeod'Ltd., Prowse Bros. Ltd. Rogers Hard- ware Co. Ltd, Hughes Drug Co., DeBlois Bros. Curran as Briggs Ltd., Henderson as Cudmore, Burns Jewellers, Michael Bros. Simpson- sesrs Ltd, The Provincial Bank of Canada, Mr. Maurice Mill, Mr. R. L. Cotton, The P. E. 1. Travel Bur- eau, The Experimental Farm. Meyers Studio, The Cotton Memor- ial Trust Nursery.

Messrs. C. Ralph Monkley, Mis-

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Judges in the competition were ,

Prince county: Lloyd Lockorby Hamilton, winner of George Broo ins Trophy.

BUILDING IMPROVEMENT

(4). The P. E. 1. Travel Bureau prizes are offered for outstanding improvements in painting and re- pairs of buildings in each county.

Kings County: Edwin Reid. Rollo Bay.

Queen's County: Wallace And- rew, East Royalty.

Prince County: J. W. Waugh .5: Son. New Annan.

ROADSIDE FIIONTAGE IMPROVEMENT

(5). The R. L. Cotton award of 3100 to the best roadside frontage improvement in the Province. Won by Allison MacLeod,-Spring Brook.

FLOWER GARDENS

(6). Prizes are nursery stock from Cotton Memorial Nursery for first and dahlla. collections from Ex- perimental Farm for second.

Prince: 1. John Raynor, Cas- cumpec; 2. Mrs. Florence Toombs. Tryon.

Queen's: 1. New Wlltshire; 2. MacMillan, Brackley.

Kings': 1. Edwin

ooucns rur rx-race: zrnost Dunning. Long River for Queen's: Glen A. Kscuron. New Perth for King's. Mr. Gordon Warren, chief horti- culturist of the Dominion Exper- imental Station assisted in the flu- sl judging of county and provincial winners.

Following are the complete re- sults in detail for the 1954 Cam- petition:

SPECIAL PRIZES HOME IMPROVEMENT

(ll Trophy for greatest improve- ment among homes in the Prov- ince, won by: J. W. Waugh & Son. New Annan. who receive the Silver Cup donated by the Hon. .1: A. Bernard.

(2). Trophies for most improve- ment among entries in Home im- provement Competition:

King's County: Thomas Corcoran. Baldwin's Road. winner of Senator J. A. MacDonald Silver Cup.

Queen's County: George C. Muc- Lean, New Wiltshlre, winner of Lleut. col. E. W. Johnstone Silver Cup.

Prince County: .1. w. Waugh so Son, New Annan, winner of Chief Justice Thane A. Campbell Sliver Cup.

OUTSTANDING HOMES

George C. MacLesn, Mrs. Vernon

Reid, Rollo

VETERANS HOME

(3). Special prizes are offered to My EMENT ths contestant in each county who 1 Rov has the most outstanding home (in- ('1). Prizes of 550 donated by

Moore 8: MacLeod, Ltd. of Char- lottetown, for King's County: Prowse Bros. Ltd. of Charlottetown for Queens County. and Maurice Mill Men's Wear of Summerside for Prince County, to the veteran of the last war making the best showing in the Home Improvement

eluding all buildings) at the time of final judging.

King's County: Edwin Reid, Rollo Bay, winner of Poole Ac Beer Trophy. , Queen's County; sen. J. P. Mc- Intyre, Savage Harbour, winner of P. W. 'rurner Trophy.

Bay; 2. Russell C. Mills, Howe Bay. - The Island Fermi”,

Dolupotltron. . , King's county: William A”. Dis) 011. Rollo Bay West. a s Queen's county: Allison mo- Leod, spring Brook. ' Prince County: W. ltulsell Mac: Lean, West Point. . I

COMMUNITY IMIBOVEMINT I

(8). The M. 1". schurrnan. Ca Ltd. awards of 8300. 1150. At 31 for the three best community of- forts in the province. .

1. Breadalbane.

2. Hunter River.

3. Brackley.

RURAL CEMETEBI IMPROVEMENT g,, (

(9). Three prizes of 8100. 815. and 550 offered by the T. Elton O0. Ltd. for greatest improvement made this season in the appearance of rural cemeteries.

1. Brudenell.

2. Central Lot 16.

3. Bresdalbano.

' SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT

(10). R. T. Holman trophies are for the best improved school in each county.

Prince County: Ciermont schooL

Queenie County: Little York.

King's County: Lorne Valley. Co. Ltd. awards of 875. 550 and 625 are for the three best improved schools in the Province.

1. Little York.

2. Clermont.

3. Fredericton.

HOME IMPROVEMENT

(11). The following are the win- ners of the Home Improvement awards by counties. First prize of

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