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ghairmlll. He introduced . Donald who spoke of the develop- ....-in of the local saucy Ilnce lime of his appointmut in

EASTER GUARDIAN

RURAL BEAUTIFICATION So- clety annual business meeting will be held in Birch Court at Exper- Imental Farm. Friday, December 7th. 2 pm. t

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HOSPITAL AID - The regular monthly meeting of the Ladiu Aid of the Prince County Hospi- tal was held in the Board Room yestenlay with Mrs. Heath Strung. the President. in the chair Mrs. Robert Hoinmn and Mrs. Joseph Brophy were welcomed as new members. Miss Collicut pre- unled a list of necessary equip- mcnt hr the newlworking lab and the Ladies Aid are buying it. Al- 50 a new stop watch costing staqo A committee was appointed to look after the West Ward Pantry sale in January. A sum of money iswool wssvotcd-for Christmas gills for the student nurses. It was rcporthdrthst the first of C irri:-s of hospital bridge: was gciting under way this week. It wt: decided not to start the rest of them until -after the Christmas linlidays.

Mr. and Mrs Roberts . Given Fine Welcome

On Wedneniay night. Nov. 19th. a miscellanous shower was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clan ent-e Rose, North Lake. in hon- or of MI. and M11. Herbert Rob- crls. recent arrivals from England who have taken up . aldence at North Lake.

About 25 friends and neighbors gathered to extend a hearty greeting of welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Roberts. and wish them pro- sperity and happiness as new comers to Canada and North Lake They have recently purchased a int-mstcati.

Mrs. Edward Robertson capably acted as chalrlady and extended a sincere warm welcome to Mr. and .ilrs- Roberts. She also ex- lPn(l':(l an ivltatlon from all pre- sent to feel free to call upon them for any help or advice in their new venture.

Mr. Roberts very kindly thanked cvcryone for their kindness and extended the mat of welcome to all present. A lovely assortment of miscellaneous gifts gaily wrap- pcd were then opened by Mrs. llartild Hunter, assisted by Mrs. Robert Baker. Verses cards and notes were read by Miss Aktha Anery.

Mr. Wilfred Thompson and fine violin music. and Mr. Ray I.aRock, rcndered vocal numbers much to the entertainment and pleasure of all present. Mrs. Rose, lilrs Harold Hunter. Mrs. Baker. and Miss Carol Fraser served a bountiful lunch. after which HI departed for their homes. -11

C. W. L. Hold Annld Banquet At The Iisoe

The annual banquet of the Mus- tauue subdivision of-the Catho- lir womanta league. was beidtat the Bison waurant-on Malay In .. . -. The 5 , began with prayer: by the director. Rev. JW Mccardle. and

porl Icilcr from the 'l'.B. League to- questing a donation of new which VII yoted on (ad

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iii.

the

LOOK SHARP! Be Sharp! With aw new in no

school

5iofF'9L9,PlClhi At Sourls

tinued with.the history du past eleven years. and

people oi

Maritimes andMr.

auditorium

evening.

The chairman. Mr.

Hos 81st Birthday

Congrulatlons to Mrs.

T.”'.s'. thankd 0' " '”'” the area who through their purchases had made the new plant pozsible. other speakers were Mr. 30! .' Carroll. Superintendent of Farm trade Sales. Halifax; Mr. Ernest Canter. District Superintendent of Consumer Sales, St. MG. Smith. Credit ManagerJfor the . . Cerry.,P.E.I. Resident Manager. During the evening four films were shown and door prizes were drawn. A buffet luncheon was serv- ed in the Hall dining room by the Junior Aid of Souris Hospital.

Realize SL100 In Auction

Approximately 3l.1ill.00 was rea- red at the annuigi Masonic ontsgue Wednesd night. This auction, which is spun sored by the St. Andrews lodge. Montague. for the benefit of crip pled children. was well attended. with brisk bidding throughout the

R.K. Cle- ments. was most appreciative in his report. both to the donors of the numerous articles and cash

PERSONALS

Miss Muriel Myers, Martlnvsle is convalesclng in the King's coun ty Memorial Hospital after her re cent appendectomy. - Her many friends are looking forward to he speedy recovery.

Mrs. R. Llewellyn

John; Mr.

I!

Richard Llewellyn Montague, who on No- vember 25th celebrated her 81st.

l

In Heavy Doclxet In

Magistrate's Court

There was a very latte docket at Magistrate's Court at George- town W , before Stipu- diary Magistrate Gilbert Gaudet.

A resident of Gaspereaux. chill- ed under the Ealse Act with tbs Possession of a . still. Wu lined 3100.00 and costs.

Seven persons were charged un- der the Temperance Act: Three persons. one from Chulottetown. one from Cardipn and one, from Point ?ieasant, were each il.ned Smoosndcostsfor” " .a resident of Mayfield was fined 820.00 and costs or 30 days for drinking in a motor vehicle; a real- dent of North Rustlco was fin 820.00 and costs for the possession of liquor in a place other than his residence, as was a resident of Whlm Road and one from Kin toss.

Two persons from Montague, charged with assault by another Montague resident, were fined 810. and costs or zo days and 35.00 and costs respectively, after giv- ing assurance that they would not take the law in their own hands again.

Under the Highway Traffic Act. two persons. one from Co an and the other from North Rus co, were each fined 35.00 and costs for driving a vehicle without an operator's licence; a . Ident 'of Montague was fined 810.00 and costs for speeding in a builtup area: a person from Cardigan was fined 35.00 and costs for fall- ing to stop at a stop sign; I resi- dent of Montague was fined SLW

Mrs. Raymond Sweeney supplied '

Birthday at the home of her son' and daughter in-law. Mr. and Mrs Semple Llewellynf Montague. The happy part was that all her fam- ily were present. Her daughter Mrs. J. B. Lucas and Mr. Lucas came from Calgary to be with her also her glnnddaughter. Mrs. Ross Helm and baby son Edgar Ross Helm. Toronto, were also , f for the happy occassloil.

A lovely birthday cake was made by her daughter. Miss Audrey Llewellyn. This was. presented to her along with a suitable gift from all the family. Her many friends wish her more such happy occas- slons. Mrs. Llewellyn enjoys good health and keeps up with All the various activities. '

and costs for allowing other than a temporary permit driver in a vehicle. and a lesident of Murray Harbor was fined 810.00 and costs for driving without due care and attention.

A resident oi Gaspereaux was fined 320.00 and costs for fighting gnd using obscene language in a

FINAL TODAY 18 THIS nu: rnum nmunn THE nnanumnsr can A PERSON an norm AGAIN? sun - - - -

Areceptionwasheldatthehill side In. Montague Wednesday night. for those wishing to meet Mr, E. Davie Fulton. M.P., can- didate for the leadership of the Progressive Condervative Party in the next Federal Election.

A large number of people, in- cluding many ladies. from Mon- tague and other sections of South- ern Kings were in attendance. Mr.

lton's party included Lt. Col.

ohn A. Mncbonald, candidate for the Federal seat in Kings County. Wing Commander Angus Macbean, M.P. Queens County. and Mr. Heath MacQuarrle. can- didate for Queens County.

Mr- Cyrus Shaw introduced Mr. Fulton to those present. and then addressed the group briefly. Ha

Nursery Club Hold: Meeting

The regular meeting of the Nur- sery Club of the Kings County Hospital was held at the borne of Mrs. Roland Diamond on Monday December 3rd. Nine membe . re- sponded to roll call. and

the ed minutes of the previous meeting

were read and approved. The re-

port of the picture committee was

given by Mrs. Carl Stewart. and

showed the net profits most set L iafactory.

Miss Florrle Benton and Mrs. Vic Pepler were appointed as I nominating committee for the slate of officers for 1957. Mrs. Roy Gulls invited the members to her home for the next mcelills. the refreshment committee to be Mrs. Gulls and Miss Adah Mac- Gregor.

A social hour was enjoyed fol- lowing the business meeting un- der the convenorshlp of Mrs. Carl Stewart and Mrs. Ivor Phillips. Contests were enjoyed and cans- ed much merriment. Small gift! were exchanged each member choosing one, by havingia corre- aponding number as that placed on the gift. The hostess senmll refreshments, assisted by the sac- ial committee.

public place.

The case of two residents of Moo- tague charged under the Fish and Game Act, was deferred for judge- nggnt until next sitting of court on

December 19th.

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MEET ELVIS PIESLIYI SEE SMOKING STOPPED! BEE Ill WONDERS 0" IIYPNOSIS 1

Monday (Dec. IO)

COMING - FRI. and SAT.

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at HAVE me

Reception Al Montague For Ccmclidate For P.C. Leadership

the present government. He felt the people viere government that would replace the arrogance which is now evident, with dgeag,

Conservatives were th 51 pg

that could supply e 0 y In , In reference to Vclllon. he stated that although it's Immediate purpoge w” (,5. selectionof a National Lead” for Progresslve Conservativg 5 "mind WPPOSC of the Conval- tlon was just as impoi-um; ml. is to decide on a policy which uu tlhallly will pursue in conducting

c '5 C are elected.

mended the conservative organi-

lpx sane time znsr game 3, mym ,,,m,"-M-tug; h-v-Rm, Thursday, Dec. 6.1956 later all. ' Stucco Ivmnathy is extended to on company.

3”” 3”” h'9"- U" Gl"W"- atAth:-:r:'lIfMr.dua':i. Haw” E: on November nil, a film show'

on the death of his father. Mr. 3.119,. gun”... on Novanhe.'u had in an - 3.”.

stressed the feeling of restlessness 3”" J””"- 5"''"'P”''- V”? 1” zlrd. Musrs. Melnnis and Chandler. he nomad " he "waned um" :,dvlWI! P-E-L liollnlllu shun Iymumy ,. "waded yo Charlottetown were in attendance. 3; cg-mtrv. and thought um feeI- ,f'"'”' . t .. 0, we Mrs. Georll Donald. Kinggo 1-Um "I told Ind I soon! -um

J"”"'"'9 "'RedPotnt w.i.metaTtn.i.om.

of Mrs. Charles Ching, ember, 22nd. and made preper as for achlckensupllertaobeheldinihe Bed Point school on November

Mrs. Willie Robertson returned to her home in Klngaboro having

looking for a

and incompetence Mr F His brother. Mr. D.A. . llltou stress

”"'””" 'withhimdunnghls hthis leadership. I3 ll Wm: regret we t e ' . con.

"am 1' 5”!” W. tumult. home in Kinsboro. already selected. He was pleased with the higlg calibre of ti: men chosen. and felt that Angus Mae- Lean would take three more con. servatlves with him to Ottawn when he returned after the next election.

Lunch was then served by the Montague Women's Progressive Conservative Club, assisted by the Hostess. Mrs. Ton: Jackson.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Robert , England. have taken up resident; I! North Lake. They Ltnve pur. chased a farm. Mrs. Roberts 1.. . sister of Mrs. Clarence Rose, North Lake. Their mother, Mrs. F. Page, is on the nursing gulf ol SOUHI Hospital for the past several years.

It is with regret we learn that Mr. John Jarvis. Souris. is ill. Mr. Jarvis is agent for the Irving

Pu”. by the C.G.l.T. Girls a

of the country U "H, spent the past week

In speaking 0, PEIL he wmy Robertson. Kingsboro.

srtson has been station age La Prairie. prior

Sale Days THUR., FRI. and SATURDAY

FRUIT

made. Mr. Nelson Stewart was chairman.

The many friends of Mr. Allan Campbell, B.C.. formerly of North Lake. regret to learn oi his illneu

North Lake, leit recently to be illness

Mr.ManningHearseylsillathls

Mrs. Colin Dixon. Mrs. Walter Dixon. East Baltic. sccom

C.G.I.T. Conference held at South- llort. on November 17th.

Miss Lyla Robertson. R.C.A.F'., left for Aylmer, Ontario. having

parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Campbell.

learn that panled ttended the

with her John W. Miss Rob- ed in Port- to going to

chester, U.5.

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