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Following is the report for the month of September.

Senior Department Grade X.-1. Louis Mccloskey; 2. Rita Mccloskey; 3. Esther Clar-

kin.

Grade IX.-1, Eileen Murray; 2. Kevin Coady.

Grade VIII.-1. Florence Clar- kin: 2. Louis Callaghan; .3. Wilfred Mcclosker.

Grade VII.-1. Verna Clarkin: 2. Clarence Coady; 3, Florence Conway.

Grade VI.-1. Regina lvbcquaidz 2. Terest Mccloskey; 3. Wilfred Griffin.

Dorothy McGinn-Principal.

expect to deliver playthlngs to some 2.000 children this year. For the fourth consecutive year the firemen have undertaken the job of repairing old and discarded toys

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Murray River and Vicinity

On Sunday last. the congrega- tions of Murray Harbour North and Peter's Road Churches. and sur- munding districts gathered at Cambridge to hold their annual Rally Day service. A very large crowd was in attendance.

Quiet music. played by the Mur- ray H-arbour North Church organ- ist, Mrs. Annie Kennedy. opened the Rally Day service. followed by the call to worship. invocation. and the hymn "Ail Pecple That on Earth Do Dwell".

The scripture lesson, psaim 1i8:i9-24. was then read respon- sively after which Rev, Herdmnn led in prayer. ' W The hymn "I Love To Hear The Story" was then sung followed by the scripture reading and player by Rev. Mr. Herdman.

Special music by the choir in- cluded the hymn ”Take The Name of Jesus with You" followed by the c-ffcrtory prayer.

Following the hymn "Simply Trusting" the address was deliv- ered by Rev. Mr. Hordman. the subject being. "I will build my

i ' church".

The service closed with the ben-

ediction pronounced by Rev. Mr. l-lerdman. SRIXITDWSTABT Establishment strength of the

R.C.A.F. when created in 1924 was 68 officers and 30'? airmen.

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AGENT:-MONTAGUEE llnrold F. Landry. Mu. Byron Stewart. Ills. Bruce Ilufhes. Miss Joyoo Wlgglnwn. Min Joan Johnston. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Weldon Lovers.

Montague: town: ards 5: Son.

The Guardian may be bought at the following P1199! "3 Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Office: in George- Ins Post Office; in souris: Tbs Snack Bar and H. unch-

i...'IlESEBVE Friday, Oct 6 for dance at Lower Montague.

BBIJSIJBVE Oct. 11 for supper in Beaver Club Hall. Montague.

sponsored by the ladies of tho Presbyterian Church. Mr. Jack scuiiy of Westville.

N. 5.. was a recent visitor to Mon- tague. guest of Mr. and Mrs. An- drew Landry.

Mr. and Mrs. Itnulston Johnston and faintly of Charlottetown. were recent visitors to Valleyflcld where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bruce and family'-

Mrs. Murdock MncLeod and three sons, of st. Peter's Road also Mr. and Mrs. Norman MacLeod of De- troit, Mlch., were recent visitors to Montague, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon MacDonald.

. '- ATTENDING SYNOD .. Rev. F. N. Young, Montague. Rev. W. A. Young, 'ryne' Valley. Mr. Archie MacPhcrson. New Perth, Mr, Ever- ett Hardy. Freeland, are attending the Maritime synod of the Presby- terian Church in Canada, at West- viile. N. S. Mrs. W. A. Young and children, Ruth and David. are spending a. few days in Montague. guests of Mrs. F. N. Young.

Bristol and Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. Reginald MacDon-

at their old homes.

Mrs. Vivian Drake will move into the late Mrs. Ambrose Barry's house shortly in reside. Quite a number of people are at the packing plant of Mr. Lloyd Cox at Red Head packing cod fish and the plant will operate for some time yet.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mclscllan, Indian River, were Sunday vis- ilors to Mrs. llfcl..ell.1ns former home here. She was Mabel Sin- nolt before her marriage.

Mr. and Mrs. Owen Sinnolt have rclurned from their honeymoon and will take up residence in Souris where Mr. Sinnolt is a butter maker.-B.

Miss Mary Gauthier and her friend. Miss Agatha MacDonald have gone to Montreal for an extended visit. Miss Gau-lhlcr may remain there while Miss MacDon- ald is only on a month's visit. Rev. Phalen McKenna. P.P.. has returned from a short business trip to Boston where he attend- ed the annual meeting of the Morell Club of Boston. He re- ports a very pleasant trip.

For years this -vicinity was with- out n shoe doctor and many thought he was not needed. Today Mr. Fred Anderson. the village shoe doctor is about the busiest man Bristol has so nuich work comes his way.

Hons!-l'. H. Cox returned on Thursday night from Winnipeg. where he attended lhe good roads convention. Looking over some of the fine work done on the roads since he took office he could give the convention some good sound advice on road bulld- mg.

It is with very deep and sin- cere regret that Bristol learned of the passing of Mr. Lester Doug- las, M.P. Mr. Douglas has scores of friends and relatives in this vicinity and his assistance in many matters. especially to farmers and school teachers will be sorely mis- sed. .

Friends here of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. O'Brien and family will be sorry to see them return to their home in the city this week after five months at their summer house here. They hope to return again May lat to the place they love so well.

.fMr. and Mrs. W. A. O'Brien returned over the week-end from a very pleasant trip to Boston. While in the big city they were guests of their good friends Mr. and Mrs. W. B. McM-annus. who were here for the first time early the summer. Mr. 0'8 it. who has been on the sick lls for two month: with a broken knee was unable to do any of the driv-

aid spent the week-end in Bristol.

. JTHANKSGIVING D A NC I. Beaver Club Hall, Mc t - Mon- iisy. October 9th. Music by Don Messer's orchestra. Admission 50c. Canteen and Check Room.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MacDonald. De Gros Marsh, P. E.I., were recent visitors to Montague. While in Montague they called cn Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Landry. and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Landry.

..m0ADlNG HAY - The mot- or vessel "Reo" arrived in port at Montague yesterday and is taking on a cargo of hay supplied by Poole and Thompson. local ex- porters. The vessel has arrived from Cheticamp. N. S.

.. ' SURPRISE PARTY - A sur- prise party was hindered to Mr. and Mrs. George Boudreault. Lower Montague, on October and. when about twenty of their friends and neighbours gathered at their home to bid them farewell. The address was read by Mrs. Andrew Landry. A gift of money was presented the couple by Mrs. Leslie MacDonald. Then, although taken by surprise, Mr. Boudresult responded -with a few well chosen words of thanks. after which all joined in singing "For They Are Jolly Good Fei- lows." A social two hours followed with Mrs. Andrew Landry in charge. Games and music made up the social evening, Following this lunch was served. After singing "Auld Lang Syne" the guests de- parted wishing Mr. and Mrs. Boud- reault continued success in life.

lug on the two thousand miles they covered while away. Rev. Eugene Murray, P.P..

Sommerfield. gave one in his scr- lcs of lectures In the Morell com- munily hall last Thursday night when the hall was packed to the doors. Step by stop his listeners followed the Rev. Father from the day he left Canada early in April of this year. to his return home in June. This splendid lec- ture was so educational that It is hoped Father Murray will come again to this vicinity. Specialties before and after the lecture in- eluded many fine numbers by Frank Flood a noted singer from the city. He was accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Frank Murray. city. Other specialties were a line exhibition of step-dancing in the old fashioned style by Miss Shelia Gauthier. and Mr: Stephen Larkln of this vicinity. The mu- sic for the entire evening was furnished by McKay's Orchestra The whole show was under the direction of the lllorcli C. W, L

VALLIZYFIELD w. I.

There was an attendance of fourteen at the regular meeting of the Valleyfield W. I. which was held at the home of Mrs, John Alex MacPherson, Valleyfleld East, on Wednesday night. with the pres- ident. Mrs. H. Macxenzie in the chair. and Mrs. 11. Vanbuskirk. sec- retary, the business cf the meeting proceeded in the usual manner.

several topics of interest as well as the business and correspondence were discussed. and "News" dis- tributed. A welcome was extended to Mrs. Archie MacPherson, also to a. former member, Mrs. M.A. Macbecd. A vote of thanks was moved to the- young people of the district and all who were respon- sible for the raising of funds for the W. I.

A total of over sixty dollars was handed over to the treasurer, Mrs. W. A. Macbeod, which would clear off the bill for the shingles for the hall. A new insurance policy was presented, and trustees for the hall appointed. Plans for celebrating the twentieth anniversary of the organisation of the Valleyfield W.I. were discussed. or the fourteen members present at this meeting only two. Mrs. J. A. Macbsnn, and Mrs. W. A. Bruce are charter mem- -bers. other charter members were mentioned and kindly referred to

Mrs. Angus Martin. and Mrs. W. A. Bruce were appointed on the lunch committee. for the nextrmeet- ing which is to be held in the W.I.

hall. Other members present -were Mrs. H. Niclrorson, Miss Jenn Mac- Kenzle. Miss Irene Bruce. and Mrs. C. Nickerson. Mrs. Hubert MscKen- zieand Mrs. Alex Martin were ep- poinfed on the ac ool committee.

A delicious lune was then serv- ed by the hostess assisted by her daughter. Mrs. Alice MncPl1ee. and other members.

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