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AGENTS:-MONTAGUI: Harold I. Landry, Mn. Byron Stewart. In Druoe MuPhee, Min Joyce Wlgglnton. Plu Moklnnon. AGENT GEORGETOWN:
Walden layers. the following places In Monugul
Blue Dome Restaurant. end Guardian Office; In Georgetown: TI; Post Office; in Sourlr: The Snack Bar and fl. Llobudn 5 sin.
..'COME AND DANCE on the new hardwood floor, Friday, Beaver Hall. Montague. Mcsser's Orchestra
....'RESERVE OCT 11th for sale of fancy work and food in Legion Hall. Auspices of Ladies Auxil- iary of the Canadian Legion.
..fGE'l' WT-ILL BABY CONFER- ENCE, Town Hall. Souris, Friday. 2-4. All pre-school children wel- come. i
..' DIINDAS - ANNANDALE United Baptist Churches, Sunday, October lL'th. Anl'lEllldE1le'l1.00 A.M. Duntias 730 P. Ni. Thallksgiving Services. Preacller. Rev. Ernest J. Barass of Sllmmerside.
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..'PANTnY SALE at Stewart an Beck's. Montague. Saturday. Oct. 11th. 2 P. M. by Ladies Aid of Vernon River United Church.
Mrs. Archie Hume and Mrs. Margaret MacPherson. Montague, were business visitors to Char- lottetown this week.
..!Mr. Willard Macl.can, Peter's Road, was a business visitor to
Red Point. Elmira, and Rock Barra recently. ..'HOLY ralN'ln' (Anglican)
Georgetown, Sunday, October 12th. Eighteenth Sunday after Trinity. 11.00 A. M. Morning Prayer and Sermon.
....'l-ll-IRE IS the announcement yoll have been waiting for. Moll- tngue United Church annual tur- key dinner, November 5th.
....s)IONTAGl."l-1 United Pastor- nte Sunday, October 12th. Worship services: Montague ll a.m., Lows-r Montague 7:30 p.m. Mr. V. R. Ross will conduct the services. ..!)l()NTAGL'E United Baptist Church, Sunday. October 12th. Sunday School, l(l ll.rn.; worship service. ll n.m.; minister Rev. Athol Roberts.
Dr. Ronald McCrea. Montague, left Wednesday for llnlifax. N.S.. where he will meet Mrs. McCre:l
V and son, Alan. who spent the past ' two months in England.
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PASTORATE. - Montague 11 A. M.
Preacher: Hon. Capt. Rev. Athol Roberts of Southport and Halifax.
' Sturgeon, 7.30 P. M. Preacher: Lic.
Hartley Condon of Charlottetown. .. 'GEORGETOWN PASTORAL CHARGE.-United church of can- ada. Services for October 12th. 11 A. M. Miltowll Cross. 2.30 P. M. Sturgeon. '7 P. M. Georgetown. Rev. W. A. Paterson, Minister.
. . fTHE PREBBYTERIAN Church in Canada. services for Thanks- giving Sunday, October l2th, as follows: Cardigan 11 A. M. Lornc Volley 2.30 P. M. Montague 7.30 P. M. Montague S. S. 10 A. M. Rev. F. N. Young. Minister.
..srEN'rr:cos'rAL '1' A B E R- NACLE, Murray River. Revival meetings with Evangelist A. Lang- llle, North Carolina concluding with Sunday services 11 A. M. and 7.30 P. M. Thanksgiving service Moh-
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four or six tubes of Briten Tooth Paste at 2 tubes for 44c. -Just one of the big bargains on the Rexall original one Cent. Sale. Wednes- day, Thursday, Friday and Satur- day. October 15, 16. 17, 18 at Mabon Dnlg Co.. the Rexall Drug Store, Montague.
.-.i'6Tl-T. ANNIVERSARY Sale at Hooley's Men's Wear, Mon- iague. Saturday, October 11th, to Saturday 18th, inclusive. Here is your chance to get your fall and winter clothing at low prices and enjoy the comforts of better made garments at no extra cost. Be wise. shop early. A deposit will hold any garment for you.
Pisquid Eosf Notes
..'The October meeting of Pis- quld East Women's Institute met at the home of Miss Gladys Birt. Thursday evening, October 2nd with a good attendance. After the meeting a delicious lunch was serv- ed and a social hour spent.
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Mr. Levi Jay was a visitor in Charlottetown, Thursday. October 2nd.
Mr. Lelth Woolrldgc, Mount, age. WHY-. silent the week-end of Oct- ober 4th at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs, Wallace Woolridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Earle MacDonald, Lorne valley, were guests of Mrs. MacDonald's parents. Mr. and Mrs. 5901110 W. Jny, Sunday, 0ct.o.:r 5th. . Mr. Floyd Jay was ll visitor in Tiginish Sunday. October 5th.
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Birt. Park- rlalc. were visitors in Pisquid East Sunday. October 5th.
Mr. Guy Jay spent. the week-end of October 4th at the home 'of his nalgents, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Jay.
Mr. Alvin I-Brurltc. merchant, ot, Pisquld was in Charlottetown on business Tuesday. October 7th.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Affleck. Mount Stewart. were guests of Mr. land Mrs. Edward E. Joy Sunday, October 5th.
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Bristol and Vioiyl-y
Mr. Joe Slnnott has finished his large barn and it is a. credit to vicinity.
In the past few years four love- ly barns have been built here. with Mr. Eph. Malone leading the way with one more than 1. hundred feet. long and modern in every way.
Mr. Ed Ryan has quite a flock of Christmas dinners in his field at present, and will keep them for some time yet. to fatten up.
Mr. Pat Scully, who is a patient in the Provincial Sanatorlum, a visitor here recently for B W, days with his brother Joe. He has returned to the San again for further treatment.
There is plenty of sickness here at present. Some families are all down with measles, especially the children, and at other homes a number are suffering severe colds and lflu.
Min Norma Slnnott of the Bank of Commerce staff: City, is spend- ing part of her vacation here with her parents at present. The last. week she hopes to spend in Hal- ifax with relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eldershaw were Sunday visitors to St. Char- les on October 5th, visiting Mrs. Eldershaws mother, Mrs. Gallant.
Something new has comee to this vicinity. and something: that. is needed, McKenzle's taxi, owned and operated by Ad. McKenzie, proprietor of the Morell Garage.
Bowling has started in the al- leys in the community hall. Later when the season gets in full swing, there will be some fifteen teams in action.
Mr. Valentine MacDonald was at visitor here from the City for one day recently on a shooting trip. I-lls old home is in Bristol.
Young Joe Ryan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ryan. had the mis- fortune to fall over a fence he was climbing on recently, breaking his arm below the elbow. He still has his arm in a cast and will be that way for some time yet.
some of the schools that had only six weeks vacation in the summer are closed for two weeks now. for fall vacation. and potato picking. Bristol School remains open from September 1st.
Mr. John Francis arrived here October 2nd to visit his daughter Betty. Mrs. William Eldershaw, whom he had not seen for twen- ty-flve years. Mr. Francis came from Newfoundland and this is the m'st.,time he has ever been here. Strangely enough, Mrs. Eldershaw did not. know her fath- er on his arrival, as she was ll child when they last saw each other.
Friends and'relatives here re- gret to learn of the serious illness of Constable Reginald Burns of the City Police Force, who is a patient in the Charlottetown Hos- pital suffering from an attack of pneumonia. Bristol is his home port, and everyone hopes to see him around very shortly.
..'Mr. Frank Weed, who arrived here some time ago from Penn- sylvania, U. S. A., to train dogs for hunting, has in the vicinity of forty dogs here at present. and has sent out 9. call for pigeons for the trails. He is residing at Mrs. Earl Drake's farm, that has been closed for some time, and several doctors on hunting trips U. S. A. have arrived here with trailers to live in dur- lng their stay.
one farmer here reports he took two live hogs to the city on Mon- day. September 29, and the price he received when figured up did not pay for their feed. Park is down to the farmers but. plenty high for those who buy it.
Mr. G. Nolan, whifbellevee in getting things done in time, has already cut. and hauled home his next year's supply of wood, and looking over the pile one would guess there is more than twenty cards in his yard ready for the saw.
Her friends are sorry to learn of the poor health of Mrs. Matilda Eldershaw at her home at Red Head Shore where she has spent. the summer months. She is get- ting along in the evening of life now. and will move to the village to reside shortly.
Mr. Bennett. who has been 'ab- sent. for more than a year. ar- rived back here recently and op- ened up his cannery for custom canning. His friends are pleased t.o,see him bs.ck.. He goes to sum- merside to reside around Christ- mas time.
When a group of tourists from this vicinity'vis'liAd Ottawa re- cently nnd called on a. group of Island boys and girls in the City, they were surprised to find them reading the Bristol column in-the Guardian. They long for home news, they report. and alwayll get the Guardian and look for the Bristol column.
Mr. and Mrs. Johlrcllnninghsm have arrived from Boston to spend a month with Mrs.-Annie Ander- son. in the harbour district. Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham are welln- membered here where they took up farmin some years ago. , moved box: to the U.a.A. quite;e few years back, and now their friends ore pleased to Ice them
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Wllilll Road. and Vicinity
Cenlbrldgo University there.
Mr. Barry Nicholson. Charlotte- town. spent A pleasant week-end with his pa.rents.;Mr. and Mrs. Webb Nicholson at Whim Road.
Mr. Billy MacPl-rerson. nelievue. was A recent week-end visitor of Mr. and Mrs Robert Campbell. Whim Raul.
Mr. and Mrs. Rue-ben Watts. York were week-end visitors to Whim Road. where they visited the latter'e parents, Mr. and M1-s.'Cecll Campbell.
Mr. John Clarey. Whim Road. was 3. recent visitor to Charlotte- town wbere Mrs. Clarey has en- tered the Prince Edward Island Hospital, for treatment. It is the wish of all that Mrs. Clarey will soon be able to return to her home.
Whim Road School closed its doors on Friday to allow the teach- er and pupils to enjoy their annual fall vacation. Many of th; child- ren during this time will assist in the potato harvest, which has now. already been started.
Miss June Benton, Commercial Cross, recently left for Charlotte- town, where she will be employed.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ciarey and family, Murray River. were recent Whim Road. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Clarey.
Mrs, A. Steele has returned to her home in Charlottetown after visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Clarey, Whim Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Bezlmis Rourke, Montague, were Sunday visitors to
Whim Road.
Mr. Frank Graham. Charlotte- town, spent several days at his home at Commercial Cross with Mrs. Graham and small son l-lughle. -
A number of farmers in the district have already begun dig- ging potatoes, now that harvest- ing of grain has been completed.
Mr. Barry Nicholson, Charlotte- town, spent the week-end of Oc- tober 5th at his home at Whim Road.
Mr. Lloyd Farquharsoh. Cross Roads, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Farquharson, during the week-end of October 5th.
There were no Sunday School classes held at Whim Road on Sunday. October 5th, due to the illness of their leader, Mr. Stanley Streight. His many friends. both young and old, wish him a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Reg. MacLean. Charlottetown. were recent Sun- day vlsltors to Whim Road. the guests of the latter”s father, Mr. John Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell and small daughter, Whim Road, were recent guests of Mrs. Camp- bell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. MscPherson, Bellevue.
..' Mrs. Cecil Campbell and Mrs. Robert. Campbell were hostesses to members of the Whim Road Ladies Aid, and auxiliary of Montague Trinity-Church,-when they met for. their meeting on Friday night.
Their home was a stopping and gathering place for everyone who came from this vicinity. Two sis- ters survive Mrs. Hogah, one here and one in the State of Maine.
Despite the" very dry season farmers here have done 1 lot of ploughing as they say this work must be done in time, dry or wet season. Most of the work is done by tractor Dloughs now. speaking of the ploughing matches with tractors, some of the old timers still recall the late .Plus Walsh. In this Vlllinlty he was acclaimed the lrrelliest single plough man the Is- land ever knew, for turning even sod in the long fields on his form. A son Joe, still on the old home- stead. no doubt can well remem- ber hls father and his ploughing -that attracted everyone who come this way, long before tractors were even a dream.
When Mr. William MacDonald retires from the C. N. R. section crew here in November ihe will no doubt move to the City to reside. where eight of his large family make their home at present. Mrs. MacDonald and four of the fam- ily still st home, will go to the City also. Mr. MacDonald served part. of his time on other sections. some years in Sourlo, but the lbnsest time has been on the home section here. He has walked thousands of miles winter and summer over the track and served as foreman at different times, but turned down the chance for fore- man on some other section away from home. The afternoon and evening of life is sweeter at home. he says.-
..'A new wing is being built onto the south out side of the co-open ative store here at present. Messrs. J. J. Perry and Bill Aylword are the builders in charge of the job. The new wing, 26 by 80. will be
The! usedllor odioes and display rooms
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.3Mlss Joan Msccowan. Kllmulr. recently sailed for England, where she will continue her studies at
Photographed above is the new type of school presently being or- ected on the north end of the com- munity Welfarc League Grounds at. Montague. The school, which is Ill feet by 54 feet, is of six classroom design In the centre of the building is a T-corridor..0n the top of the '"I"' are two classrooms and on each side of the stem of the "T" are also two classrooms. The average size of each class- room is lipproximately 30 feet by 22 feet, and each room contains coat lockers, a teacher's locker and a book case, together with a black- board on each of the walls. Day lighting will, be by five large windows in each room, and night lighting by fluorescent. lights. The rooms will be finished in ten-test, and the wainscoating of a masonlte finish. , : The left mm of the "T" will be a teachers room, and the right. arm will be the main entrancz which will face south. The basement will include the furnace room. laboratory, storage rooms. room for possible kitchen, lavatories, space "for 3. possible health room. and an auditorium. The building will be heated by an oil furnace, and the heat con- ducted by pipes to all parts of the building. In the laboratory are three to four exlperimental tables and equipment shelving, and to the rear is a storage room for chemis- try and physics stock. Although the space is being provided. it is not definite whether the kitchen wli be finished. but it is a matter for
Septem.ber'19th. Nine members and one visitor attended. The president Mrs. Wm. D. Fraser was in the chair. Mrs. George Cllrrey, in the absence of Mrs. Colin MacDonald. secretary-treasurer, attended to the business of the meeting. After roll call and collgction there was .l lengthy discussion on the ways and means of raising funds-several suggestions given by different mem- bers were contemplated. A num- ber of items which are being made were reported well under way. At. the conclusion of the evening, members chatted while enjoying the dainty luncheon served by the hostesses.
Thirteen members of the Ivy Junior Red Cross met at Whim Road School on Friday afternoon, October 3rd for their meeting. The prcsldenl, Betty MacBeth, was in the chair, with the-secretary. Bob Stuart reading the minutes of the previous meeting and attending to the business of the meeting. The different committees gave their re- ports and the new committees ap- pointed were as follows: Health- Mllrjory Ciarey,and Brian Mac- Bcth; water-Betty MacBeih and Jean Ann Munro; tidiness-Kenny MacDonald and Vernon Nicholson; police-John Clarey and Donnie
Munro; hall supervisors - John Clareyy Vernon Nicholson and Edith MacDonald: program-Dom
nle Munro and Bob Stuart. It was agreed that the next roll call would be "the biggest lie I ever
told". Following a program of chsrades and a penny sale the meeting adjourned.
Peters Road I
Anll -Vicinity
..'Mr. and Mn. Alf Weetherby and son Paul, Charlottetown, Mrs. Lloyd McPherson and son Tommy, Bellevue. were visitors to Peters Road on Sunday, October 6th.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis McPherson and children. I-lerby, Sandra. and Edythe, Pe Road were visitors to Murray 1-! bar orth on Sun- day, October 5th, guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Miller.
Mrs. Lester Johnston and Mrs. Minnie McDonald, Charlottetown. wen visitors to.Pel.ers R0 on Sunday. October 0th. gues of Mr. Alice Reid.
Mr. and Mrs. William-McMillan. Trenton. N4B., are vvlsitin their daughter and eon-in-law: . and Mrs. Bun Acorn, nlliltorl. - -
Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnston. Eerie and Carol Ann. Peteronmd. were visitors to Brooklyn on sun- dsy, tober 5th. glleltl of Mr. and Mrs. tbur Mcxinnon.
I ma iae Vanfderatlae, stu- dent at man Commercial-College
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the future should the need a-rise. The health room, however, will be of use during clillic periods, and will serve B. large student body.
The auditorium is approximate- ly 90 feet long and 30 feet wide. with a stage and dressing roolns at one end. Entrance to the audi- torium is gained from an outside stairway on the north side of the building. Lighting throughout. the basement will also be fluorescent.
The completed school is designed to present a fine exterior and in- terior appearance, and with its completion, and also that of the landscaping of the grounds, Mon- tague will have a new school of which its citizens may well be proud. - ,
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. !Mr Ray MacLeod. who is n C. N. R. agent in Borden, is -at present. spending a. few 'days in Murray River, guest of his moth- er, Mrs. M. Macllgod. i
The many friends of Mrs. Vance Strickland are sorry to hear or her illness at her home in Murray River. It is hoped Mrs. Strickland- will soon be up and around again.
Miss Catherine MacDonald. and her young sister and brother. Mary Lou and Laurie. have left Murray River to take up resi- dence in Charlottetown for. the winter months, where their father is employed.
r. and Mrs. Jack-Ferguson and yo ng son Alvin are spending I few days in saint. John, visiting with Mlrs. Ferguson: sister and brother-in-law, Mrs. Clayton Nic- olle. and Mr. Nicolle, better known as Nick Nicolle who'has been playing hockley with the Saint John Beavers for the past few winters.
Mr. Alex Richards, Gladstone, and Mr. John B. Saunders. Mur- ray River, have returned from 3 very pleasant holiday, visiting Moncton, Saint John, Boston, Nia- gara Falls and Toronto. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Stirling Mncxay. Murray River. and Mrs. William J. Macxay, High Bulk. were Sunday visitors to New Glasgow. Nova scotia, visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Moore.
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Mr. and Mrs. Roland Moore and daughter. Miss Marlon Moore. Charlottetown, operli. the week- end at Murray River. guests of Mrs. Moore's mother, Mrs. Sadie lV.l1cLeod.
Mr. Sam Cviddings and young son Glen. of Summerslde. are spending a few days in White sands. visiting with Mr. Giddingo mother, Mrs. Olive Glddings.
Mr. Robert Whitomy. Dover. son of Mr, and Mrs. George B. Whltewsy who hulbeen empldwd at Emmeraon K. Johnstomsi store for the past few years. has joined the R. C. A. F. and left for St. John's. Quobechwhore he will be stationed.
Mrs. William F. Macuod and son rergio are spending I. wedk in Dartmoutll. visiting, with Mr. and Mn. Noel Macmvln. Mrs. Mu: Nevin is Mu. Mscuodk daulh ter. ' i .
Dr. E. sun? Glddlngs i and family were Eund y visitors ., Murray River. visl in; his par.-
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PRESENT SCHOOL
south end of the Community Wel- mre League grounds. The build- ing originally contained six rooms. five of which were used as clau- rooms. and one as a Women's In- stllute meeting room: during the course of years increased enroll- ment necessitated the use of the sixth room, and eventually three more were constructed in the basement. Last year a further en- rollment increase required the us: of the Legion Hall as a classroom. and t 5 year with a total of 290 students, besides the Legion hail. another room has been acquired in the Yea" Hall. As a result at the annual schoolmeetlng this year it was decided to erect a new school which will take care of grades seven, eight. nine, ton and eleven. The present school will remain in use an ll primary department.
Midgell -and ilicinity
Mr. and Mrs. Earl James and Blair, and Mrs. Minnie Moshe: of Mlclgcli were in Charlottetown on Friday, October 3rd, on business.
Mr. Clayton Penny, who is em- ployed at Montague, spent: 3 re- cent weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Stewart of Milburn.
Mr. Eugene Macbareb of St.
Peters Bay' started working at Clark Bros.' Store at St. Peters recently.
..'Miss Mildred Dingwell of Charlottetown spent n. recent weekend at the home of her lis- ter, Mrs. Russell Webster and Mr. Webster, of Marie.
Miss Mildred Webster, R.N., of Charlottetown, spent. the weekend of October 5th at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'Wllbul' Webster of Marie.
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Mr. Freeman Maclllwen is At present visiting with his brothers and sister at his old home at Mid- gell. He also visited with another brother. Mr. Bert .MscEwen, at Church Road.
Mr. Robert. Webster. student at Pl-lncei of Wales College. Char- lottetown. spent the weekend of October stain. the home of -his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Webster of Marie.
Many people from this vicinity attended the potato gr wen meal- lng which was held 1 the audit- orium of the Prince of Wales Col- lege on Tuesday evening. Septem- ber 80th.
Church Road School has cloud for two weeks' fall vacation. which will give some of the bigger chil- dren a chance to help with the potato digging in their district.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Webster and sons. Garth. Bay and John. returned to their home on Tues- day evening, October 7. from New Glasgow. 31.5., where they visited with Mrs. Webstoris sister and brother-in-law there. They repori having a. yery pleasant trip.
me hold at the home of Miss Marilyn Keenen on Saturday of- ternoon under the leadership 0! Mrs. Edgar Olddingn.
Messrs. .1-lermnn Buell, "Hope- fleld. Oliver Oiddinn and. God!!! 0. Whiteway were business visi- tors to Charlottetown on D4-311' day. October 0th.
, Mr. and MM. Wllhr .DIl:iel am left Mutiny nlvor, and taken
calculus: in Mun-ll ngriaour. l'v ore-Mr. Dolslel has shew ovef u o. N." R. agent. met: mIn.V in' Mlltnr River with them well in their new home. my will be missed in this "community -however. whet. in Murray alvm
spend I month inthls vicinity. mm c. 'Wben the offices to of October sun-at. the home of her u'bour'o gain.
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