- Aft It ' . .1 g, ,-w-at-rift--r

-1-he re-upellillg of St. Mary's Catholic Church, Souria. took place yew,-day, with His Excellency, iiiiilt-olm A. MacEachern. Bishop oi Ciiarlottetown. presiding. He made a solemn entrance to they rhtirch and was met at the main door by the Pastor, Rt. Rev. Mon- gignor James A. Murphy. He then -pi'i)('0Ll(I(l(I to the Sanctuary. where )lsgi'. Murphy welcomed the Bis- hop to the Parish on behalf of himself and the parishioners. The Bishop then thanked the Moiisig- nor on the occasion; hd then cele- hrzitcd Pontifical High Mass.

The priests assisting the Bishop of-re The Rt. Rev. James A.i ltliirpiiy. High Priest of St. Mary's:i assistant dear-ons: The Very Rev. hriiiiott MacDonald of St George's and the Rev. George MacDonald, of St Margarets. Deacon of the, Xlilss ii-as Rev. Edwin Steele. cur-I air of St.Mary's, Souris; Sub- iiciicoii. Rev. William D. MacDon- aid of St. Columba; First Master of Ceremonies. Very Rev. T. F. liliit-Donald St. Dunstan's Parish. Clnirlottetown; Second Master of ("oi-t-monies. Rev. Wilfred Keefe of liollo Bay.

An appropriate sermon for the occasion was preached by the Rev. Titus Campbell. CSa.R. who has recently returned from five Years mission work in Japan. Present in the Sanctuary was Rev. Charles (lallant, of St. Charles. The St. Mary's Senior Choir was under the

H

,has commanded the admiration of

-the liturgical mind of the church.

direction of Rev. Bistor St. George.

! ATED I

rcdecoratiiig the

RDOR

The tiurk of church was in the capable hands of Claude Wilck. of Moore Mills, New Brunswick. who was assisted by Albert Peters and Percy Lov-

att of St. Stephen's, N.B., Iver Arsenault Egmont Bay, and Omar Cheverie. Souris, P.E.l. Their work

all who have visited the church. The interior of the church is liti- ished in light pastel colours, and and walls and ceiling are adorned with many beautiful symbols of Our Lord. the Blessed Virgin. and of the Saints. all in keeping with

The Sanctuary is ornamented with symbols of the Blessed liucii- arist. hehind the main altar there are two murals of the Good Shop- herd. This work was carried out under the direct supervision of Monsignor Murphy.

A tridiuni in preparation for the Feast of the immaculate Concept ion of the Blessed Virgin, began Dec. 6th and ended on Dec. llth. the iridium being preached by the Rev. Titus Campbell. C.SsR.

EATS POISON. DIES

TORONTO tCPl A coroner said a 35-year-old mother who made a sandwich with poison for rats and then a peanut butter sandwich for herself ate the wrong one and died in hospital. Dr. W. Easson Brown said Mrs. Ruth Washington of suburban North York died after eating the sandwich containing phosphorus, used for poisoning rats.

I Montague Welfare League

Reports Successful Year

MONTAUUE WELFARE

The annual meeting of the Mon- tague Community Welfare League was held at the Curling Rink with Mr. Charles MacLure. president. presiding.

The minutes of the last annual meeting were read by the secret- ary, Mr. C. A. Shaw. and were approved as read. Mr. Shaw also read the financial statement. which showed ieceipts of 511397.88. ex- penditures of 10.83947. leaving I balance on hand of 31,057.01. Mr. Shaw explained that the large ro- ceipts was due from the receipt of 310,000.00 for the purpose of install- ing an artificial Ice plant in the

icurling Rink.

The ccnietcr sented by Mr. . W. Beck.

Considerable ion ensued regarding the skating rink. and it was decided that some new -stoves were necessary. Mr. Macbure also stated that some repairs were needed and would have to be under- taken next year. Mr. Dick MICLQIII and Mr. A. E. Sullivan were ap- pointed to the board of directors for three years.

Mr. Sullivan reported that the curling rink had repaid sl,000.00 on the amount borrowed to install the ice plant, and had also Plid in- terest charges on the loans.

report was pre-

Honor Potato King With Presentation

Nciglillors and iriciitls oi Sylvan us A. MacAulay. Campbell's Cove. dropped in on November 2lst., to honor him on having attained the World's Seed Potato CIlBmDl(lll:ih'

were assembled, the champion was. invited to sit on a pedestal where he was crowned by his eldest daughter. Ann. amid cheers of gleel by all present. An address waxy then read by D. A. Mclilachcrn and presentation of two rocking chairs to Mr. and Mrs. MacAulay made by A. lloward Campbell and Bernard Ryan.

lKing" Syl replied and appreci- ated the kind jesture on the part of his friends. He related his sur- prise and pleasure while listening to the nooii-day news on the 10th.. which incidentally was their twelfth wedding anniversary, to hear his name blared out over the air that he had won the Woridls Champion- ship with his potato sample. He also mentioned the close call given him by his good friend and neigh- bor, J. Charles Campbell. who placed second in the same variety. Congratulatory remarks were made by his District Field In- spector. R. Stewart MacGregor, Rev. W. D. Mat-Donald. John J. Mt-Donald. Charles J. McMahon, followed by a recitation by Elmer Mclnnis. after which the King was bounced and all joined in singing "For he is a jolly good fellow." A buffet lunch was served by the ladies of the district. The re- mainder of the evening was spent in singing and dancing with music furnished by Hugh McPhee. Char-

fExpecI Early Opening Of Montague Rinli

Flooding operations at the Mon-

. tague Skating Rink have begun and El ""3 Rilyal wlmer Fm" Wm" 9” should the weather continue cold

there will be skating by Saturday.

Mr. Wilfred Wattarworth, rink manager, opened the rink this week in view of the seeming early winter. and began preparations foi' making ice. Flooding has been carried on for only two nights and one day. but already a firm base has been laid. and only the con- tinuation of cold weather is need- ed to put body on the ice.

Should there be skating Satur- day this will be the earliest date for opening the Montague Rink since the early thirties. An early opening will mean not only a boon to the skating enthusiasts. but al- so to the hockey fans who will then see some of the big time hockey played here.

At present the Montague Prim-

roses are using the Sports Arena

but it is understood that several

games will be played in Montague this winter for the benefit of the

home ctowd. Mr. Watterworth is also planning

a hockey schedule for the sdhool children, and also for Intermedi- ate C hockey. so that this season promises to be an active one in

the Montague Rink.

Montague Club

Over 51000 For Crippled Kids AI Montague

Over 51.000 was taken in at the

neiidsy night. sponsored by it. An- drew's Masonic Lodge.

in making the announceni A Mr. R. K. Clements expressed his grat- itude to all those who had made donations to the auction. whether of articles or cash, and his apprec- iation to all those who attended Wednesday night to make the auc- tion the success that it was.

The money will be used either by the Red Cross to whom donat- ions will be given. or by St. An- drew's Lodge, to help any crippled child who needs assistance. This is a worthwhile cause and found re- sponse in all those who assisted in any way to make this annual event a great sucess.

List Advanced I Registry Sows

The Advanced Registry Board for Swine has issued a report which shows the following P. E. Island owned sows recently qualified. Saws.

way! 8-165-90:

rewi 9-I88-88;

MacPhail and Son! ll-199-I18; esoni 9-186-87-

ry! 10-173-87; Gucrnhil Princess Green! 9-I64-B5: Bloodstock Ducliess Bosirulli 9'l7t)-Ilii;

l2.I 16.I

8- I 78-83 .

will! it-182-82; Mayneiand Lucellc 43H Mayne! 9-199-82; Royalty Lady Peggy 7415 tCol. rt Andrew! ll-166-82: fyi 10-197-81: Waterlea Helen 32H (K, Mamet) and son) 8-207-Bl; Pave View Hester 10H (F. .1. Me Innis! 8476-80.

In the above scores. the

saved in the tested litter. Th

Crippled Children's Auction held at Yeo's Theatre, Montague. Wed-

owners and scores are as

follows: Gornidalc Dutches 2H ISiit'!:'ng Willis! 8-208-ill:

Wiiilmvay Jane an IC. R. White- Royalty Doris Illl !Col. F. I. And- lnglcsyde Dainty Lady l0H (J. H. Breezehill Julie l0I-I tred E. Math- I-lighiand Lass ltlli (T. Montgome- (Hairison

tAimon Pave View Jane 19.1 (Sterling Wood) Colwiilview Lady IJ (John H. Col.

Il-lerman

Pave View Hester 15H !E. A. i)uf-

. ti- t figure indicates the number of pilgia

second figure denotes the age in

The Christmas tree exportation industry is about ready for another season. which although at only three weeks duration, involves

hundreds cl thousands of dollars across the Dominion as Christmas trees are moved by car load lots and trucks to the American mar- ket.

A portion is exported annually

from this Province. and during the past week activity has been step- ped up as the date of shipment! near. In Montague two trucks loads.

GEORGETOWN

Mr. Harold Dicks was a recent visitor to Charlottetown where he spent several days.

Miss Peggy Johnson. who're- cently accepted a clerical position in Charlottetown. spent. the past week-end at her home in (leorl9' town.

Mr. and Mrs. Wiliiaiii Hook and son Billy of Charlottetown motored in Georgetown during the past weekend. where they were guests of Mrs. Hook's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lavandier.

Miss Gertrude t"itzgei'aId. stud- ent nurse at the Charlottetown lins- pital, was a visitor to her home in Georgetown on Saturday. Dec. 3rd.

Mr. Allan Mosher of Montague was a recent busines visitor to Georgetown.

Mr. Angus Maccormack. accomp- anied by little Miss Edna Marie visitor of De Gros Marsh were re- cent visltors to Georgetown.

Export Christmas Trees From The Montague Area

carrying over 2,000 trees. will leave fir Boston at the and of this week. Mr. Cecil Bell. who is exporting the trees, foeia that dine II I ready market in Boston, andllittle difficulty is anticipated in dispos- ing of the trees. Mr. Wilfred Watter- wortii will leave early next W011 with two truck loads for Washing- ton. D. C., taking approainiatcly 1,000 trees. Mr. Watterworth is also of the opinion that a ready market in that city will be availabls.

Four Sentenced On Car Theft Charges

TORONTO (CP)-Three youths from Saint John. N. 3.. War! INF tenced Thursday to 0110 Ml? 03,5 a fourth man was liven a yllrl suspended sentence on chlI'l0I OI car theft.

John Cunningham. 20. Arthur Lent. t7. and Reuben Read. 17. received the Jail terms. Roy II- rael. 22. also of saint John, had his sentence suspended.

Police said the four. arrested Dec. I. told them they "wanted to get home for Christmas! They were heading for Saint John in a car taken from a Toronto car lot when arrested. police said

,g?g:r

Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Llcwelyn. who is a member of the Royal Canadian Air Force, loft recently on a ten days course. which will take him to England, Scotland and France by plane. A.G

ANCIENT RACE The Sinhalese race is believed to

L.A.C, Everett Llewellyn. son of

I

I WEEK END SPECIALS

W. A. POOLE 8: CO.

LOWER MONTAGUI SnowHcika SHORTENING . ..

have entered Ceylon from India about 800 BC.

Friday, Dec. 9, 1955 The Guardian Page 5

HURRY! FINAL 2 DAYS TODAY AND SATURDAY

NOTE: FEATURE STARTS 8:00 - 6:80 - I

An IHE Guts Aii THE GIltlS...Ail THE GLORY or

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tax

Clnem ast.-ope Prices

KIDDIESI 'PARENTS!

SPECIAL MATINEE

ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON ONLY THE EVER POPULAR .

"ANNE OF GREEN GABLES"

From the book by Prince Etiwaid Island's great author- eas-”LUCY MAUD MONTGOMERY".

....... STARTS AT 2:30 H ADM. IGC anti -itlc .......'

PRINCE EDWARD

"THE NET" will hold you on the edge"; your seat as thrill upon rhrili Carry You . . .

les MacDonald and John Mc- . da vwfthem-wh-nl hteod. . . 100 o In?.'gfl'nwing is M, address. Igltset fitgure gives tsIl:uiverrn'a ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' mu md machine Mr. Sylvanua A. MacAulay . . g - r H "O" "I u" '9'" Sn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . O3O 1 n e (lam hell' Cove Curling schedule. Montague rink, 9" PIU ' Dearp S, I" U" mdal” "WWW O BUYING dressed chicken and rni: PRESBYTERIAN Church " 'i'I'I "5' M" '"'"d' ""1 IVIPTM. N 1 D w M RoLiIIgVENIYBE:ElTEP:l(Rl'il'OoL RAlsms' ”.d.d ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' . on a u . . . .

fowl daily. Sale prices now in in Canada. Services Sunday. Dec. :::,?:,'1l:,o;:',eK:oe,,a&hfl:oS:I;:"nifulsfe Donald E C 0 V5 I "C Grade V111: seedless. 2 TOT . . . . . . .

eltevt McG0wIn'I Limited. 101- 11: Montague. divine Worship 11 you on me high mm oughmu M Montague No 1 H E Wood 1. Eleanor MacKinnon' x F m""' 3-m-3 C3""K3"v '”""00" SCTVICE to yourself vour dIstrict End 9 P. M. ' ' 2- DW51" W000i . 2 TOT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . 2.30 p.m.; Montague. evening p t Ed ' dim dv 1 i E Mom N J ch 1 M t 3. Elaine MacPhee. , -

-0RwEu.j'"'RNoN Unit”! service 7.80 pm. Sunday School tlignslsorldwtlered 3:320 noniilii I30. 4"vu arC(I,lB:I:I.vIv:- 99"" V”? Coin belI's TOMATO SOUP. I I0? 250

(hiirch Re John M Shun Min

ister. cherry Valley ii a.m.'; vei-- ” ”"- A ””"”'” "'”"'.l' i0 P” SI"? Fl "” 305"" WIN" F3"- l0W"- 1' Billy M””'3l""? .

non River 2.80 pm. Eldon 7.30 pm. nwt D! A" C""pbE”v Mlnls"-'13 This Is indeed a high honor. the 2' Bcmby w”0d' . . . . . . . . . . . .-

suop AT THE Jo ANNA '0 highest we believe aver achieved Grade V1: a:-g-F"... THE UNITED CHURCH Choir if ! 1. h ' , r by Prince Edward Islanf for any and con. (Or "mi" . disturb, 1. Dwight Macilwen, . I . . g . . . . I . , , , , , 17C r'-"'

iionmgue, will hold g pantry and 8 ii 0 Qua IW El F 9.59” 9""-V agricultural exhibit. In testimony ance by fighting and a resident of Grlde 111: ' ' ' ' ' ' '

thrifty household sale at R. K. Cle- we ""9 I Wide WICHIOH !0 311" of our appreciation of the honor Gasneraux was fined s25.00 and l. Isabel MacKinnon; 6 g "5 89C

int-nts' office, Saturday afternoon, "WY I””'”- ind Y0" ""3 "Wm-'d you have won. we wish you to costs for the same offense. A l'9- 2. David MacDonald. ' a ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '

ltccemher 10, starting at 2.30. 90m”. I" 3'"-I IWII "0""d- 5” accpt this small gift in memory sident of Georgetown and a resid- Grade ll tat: 35g

in previous years we specialize or the ocagion, and all are agreed ent of Montague were each fined 1. Joanne Reid. QTS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MURRAY. HARBOUR-Murray in free gift wrapping for our men that it could not have happened s25.oo and coats for failing to file Grade 11 ibl: . , -snsusaiss...rusn-in sum-

River pastoral Charge of the Unit- shoppers. We have a wide assort- to a NICER GUY." income tax returns. 1. Ronnig (;.ude;, HGIIIIOICHI POW . . . . . Csssashssosssppugcfuj

ed Charch 0lIn(;an?gI. Sarvge g(l,ll1- xfnent 0; yliiousecoatsu and tgustars b Tlhe chase :5 , resident of Ptanl. Grade 1: ' K 79' Q”

day ac. . urray at ur tom - UP. 50 Dy amll. ro e c arg with driving into i- - , , , , ,., . . . . . .

ll am. Little Sarah I?WnS. :(lips,"panties. hosiiery. and DI'IVOI' UIIIICCIISOO. gated was adjournhed for two weelrs I(),0qr::1n; Conn and Bobby Grater” S S I 9

ray River 7 run. av. . oo- govea In women it every I sident of C arlottetotvn was ' - - ,

frey Minister. :41: group. Jo-Anna Dress Shop. car owner FIWQSI 8l0t.03l and costra for failing B1I:;gl;:I:::3I::gI:g7,.;';w::n:"d"' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 4 T IE6

on a 0. . s o a A ' .' - soums. an Fommv Pr-av g" M maszxsm-ws court at Georiv A resTdent .5 E”iT5':ioii.T3w1””c'iI5?E1 "ism" '""'" "' ”"'””' ”""'” TREE ORNAMENIV 5'"”'- 3 I" ' - ' ' 1" usoii ltlfll

i.-.1 ch"-u.s.ro1c. for Sunday, siwn Weslnesday before stiendiary ed Wm, speeding on the open highg uI0;I'll'lfC Reid, 88.2 percent,

13:5...” "'2'.'.'.." li.';';'”.?.':."l:2' EAST BALTIC ..:i;”::.:.Gz;::;:..i.. W." TREE ORNAMENTS. terse. 3 for .- - 25: . - W lfttt Church-7.30 om. Tho C-G-I-'15 310-.00 and costs for permitting an in addition his iiceoiheazn-aIdsp::g f '

wit conduct . cm-nun” vggpu Mr, Elmer fyic-Innis. Lakevme unlicensed operator to drive his ed for nx months. Teacher: Elaine MacKinnoii. SEE IT

Service D. A. Sharpe. Minister.

ST. PETEW5. Bay Pastoral Charge The United Church of Can- aria Service for Sunday. December llth. Greenwich Service at 1100- am. Marie Service at 8:00 p.m. St. Peter's Service at 7:30 p. in. Rev. Russell A. Macbeod.

PARISH OF Georgetown. Angli- ran Church of Canada. Holy Trin- ity Church. Sunday December llth. Third Sunday in Advent. ll a.m. Holy Communion and Herman. Rev- erend W. G. Hogg. Priest in charge.

GEORGETOWN Pastoral charge United Church of Canada: Services for December 11. It a. in. Sturgeon.

s. sy . lo . .; 2.30 . . Mm, The hunters have not of all I . gig-vn (gross. i"i'i.m. oefrni-town. g;;rggn;;H:nlan;rta!dskes n this BENSON" . ,.u WILLIE WILDCAT and rm; 3 srooc.i-.s. v. . M Kin , v 1 (tin, re 0c was seen & - -G; -7- or , will conductngnd Ttgach .ateyEv.en- In I near by field seeking food. TECHNICOLOR SPECIAL! ELMl'Y'S SAFETY AVIARDS TO THE l.','f-""”"' R” w' 't- '"l”””''' '”''”w'"” "'" """' "W "”""' . pi. 10g 3 for 35: KIDDIES wno ..vi; Arrnivoizii TIIE JIILETINGS '"5”"- Rev. 1). .l. McL'larc. Kingsboro. Slamns 9' AND KNOW Tim sarmv RULES. CAdRD P:RTYl- The reegulgr was a business visitor to Sackvllle. CHARLTON HESTON - JULIE ADAMS ..C...;. ---- - ' W rm": nu

wee car ar o . , . . 1;; A; H fol 4

the nzonugu. Plubljdicmgz ICEWLV. 5 iglnitsslhsertiek Robertson. Souris. g. ijgir ' y

was held in the Armourias on Wed- fed Pmmw" '”"d ” h" h'""' I" G I 98: Lb. sI.I 5 ELMBB S l?

nesday night with a good in- ' ”- I THEATRE panrfx

hendlt8l'i!u.AilI:Ti 'i?:iiem.? wr "ilm Miss Marina Rose. R.C.A.F.. .... .. H - G4 I "RECCTET g

y s. so . w o aso A ' , . s w..'.. the Lune; pli;llze.DThc xvii-iv. I335: fiwi: i.5on33eiiI"i5.s7 zigiiii MATCHES I WHITE BEANS SATURDAY MORNING AT 10 0CLt)(K Tii'ZiiZT3..?a3i.?3'.i-h3u':eS:Iimi?y i'i'.iii.c"e"nl).'Si.”"'” Mr" ”"d M” 3 for 25: I 5 Lbs. 59: (BRING YOUR ELMER CARDS)

he Cnmmiilce it c arge. ' I .. gg

H Mr. Charles Ching, lit-(I Point. -aw cw: I C D ................... . ... Ch . .. . .. Mummgup WAR

........ .;...I ;.....': ' '.:.i:.'3?tl'flYcii.;"l:..llil.:'”allil. BROOMS TOMATOES PPEPgIERk I PRINCE ED

Sund Stsltlo or a ages: 7.30 , . v r' - i - ” ; Il't'' ac

,,i,,,,,':.;-,..,..,-:... 3.2.... M... Tu. 02""-int F Di L J H lI'ltl.-SAT. .- ADM. 40c-55o Inc. Prov. Gov. A. 'Ila.x EI:lc:"l;l3-he 03k';if'-or-I3 1”” Zia In -.

i- n . rmizit. ss onary on ur- r. o n '. xon last -a ic. ' I

ioiigh from the island of Haiti ta :36 Mr. Robert Robertson. Kings-' , ww -- -- ;------. j-fr N q Madmmh ””T" I

ix-h VV)?si”'l::l0;:rVlTco:EP9;I:: 3: w':g.r.cli;:'i:te'u::idemt;r:d.' ili1ii;rsi;:i:' Mm-very; 1.-amily Mix E lrncy do: ' . - y 49: . E I - TUIIRY and SAT. given 3 spt'i'i:il IIIVIIRIIOH ID IL scout (iolol-ggjanp Riug-SQ”, Chandler, Dan Duryea 2 TOT - - - o . . . FtEV,L I 7-"; 77- V . . . . 77777”? i .

tend. S. R. Strclizht.

CHURCH OF CHRIST. The Lords Day, December 11. Mon- tague 10 a.m. Bible School. 11 a.m. The rm-d'; Supper and Preaching. liurray River 10 a.ni. Bible School. ll a.m. The liord's SuDP0l' and Preaching. Sermon by K. T. Nor- !'ts. Murray Harbour 0 P-'"- 9"?" school and The Lord's Suivrctr Comhtm,-d Evangelistic meeting at the Montague CIHIFPI1 of Christ at

It: "ml T Norris. Evangrlisl.

THE MONTAGUE Pastoral Charge. the United Church of Canada. Rev. J. M. Fraser. Min titer Sunday. Dec. ilth Mont l"tic In g,m., Sunday Scliool ll lm Morning Service and Jun ""' Simriny School. 1.10 pm "I" ftlinir prerlirr for Illirii-I t" t'.-iitnia. 7.10 pm Ihr an l.a.i'!ncii's Sriwit-c. vuth nw Choir and lavmen conduct I!" rcrilci-. Guest Sn('i"h('i til?-on Profit! A hcarty scl- 't in all. Lower Montague: