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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN
THE EASTERN GUARDIAN A(iI.N'l'8:-MONTAGIJE: Harold F. Iillulty. Mn. Byron Stewart. Mn.
tirubo M.ncPhoo. Mina Joyco Wlggintols. Miss Joan Johnston. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Walden Lovers.
The Guardian may be bought at the following places In Mot-fugue: Blue Dome Restaurant. and uusrdlan Office; in Georgetown: The Post Office: In Souls: The Snack Bar and H. Itlchudl as Hell.
....”MY FRIEND IBMA". Show- ini: Campbell's circuit this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell MacGl'e:- or. Miss Shirley MacGre:,or and -- - Mr. Louis Keith. Montague. vver. .iMiss Jessie Msthesoii. Will recent visitors to Disby. N.S. guperiniendent of Nurses. God-
ard Hospital, Brockton, Moss. motored to Prince Edward Island and is spending her holidays as the guest of her brother and sis- ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Angus Matheson, Glen William.
Mrs. Donald Crawford and son. William. Wood Islands. have re- cently taken up residence at the Hume Aipartm..n.ts in Montague.
Paving Project Is Progressing
After being held up for several weeks because of unfavorable wea- ther conditions, preparations for the paving of the Commercial Road section from Whim Road to Mur- ray River is now making good pro- gress. Yesterday workmen of the De- partment of Public Work and Highways gave the Wood Islands hill in Montague a preliminary oil
'Mr. Eric Duvet and Mr. James C039 3150- It '5 Conildf-Wed DEFY: Of MacDonald have returned to Mont- We 53"” l"'0.lCCt- .l2llP after making a tour of A nrellmmary oil mat had been points of interest in Nova Scotia. placed on the Commercial Road from the end of the pavement. at Whim Road to Peter's Road, a dis- tance of some six miles. It is understood that asphalt for the cold-mix pavement will not arrive until the latter part of this week. so that actual paving oper- ations will not begin until the first of next week.
.'Mrs. Murdock Montague. left for Ottawa last week with her daughter, Mrs. Cassie Reynolds. with whom she will visit for the next few weeks. On her return she will be accom- panied by her daughter. Miss Sadie MacKlnnon.
MacKinnori.
'Miss Martha O'Halloran. who graduatiai this year from Mont- ague High School. grade eleven, has vntered the Nurses' Training
';'Vlis. A. H. Duvar. Montague. -was a. weekend visitor to Ken- sinizinn. guest of her sister, Mrs. Will.am Gill and family.
Min and Mrs. Atwood MacDon- ald and Mrs. Sorly MacDonald, Montague. recently motored to
Rlvcrton where they visited Miss Ella Dncherty at the home of her sister Mrs. Sandy MacDonald.
The preliminary gravel coat has been placed all over the road a distance of some nine to ten miles.
- Murroyw-I-ldrbor " North and Vicinity
Georgetown ' and Vicinity
Mrs. Marthiwewett of Worces- ter. Mass., is visiting in George- iovvn. where she is the guest of her brother, Mr. ,William Hobbs and Mrs. Hobbs.
Mr. James H. Bkinner and Mr. Herb MacLeocl of Bridgetown motored in Georgetown where they attended! the Old Time Fid- dling. Danring and Singing can- test held in the Rink.
Miss Margaret Sencebaugh has left to return to Boston. Mass, following B. six weeks' visit with friends in Georgetown.
Former Georgetonians continue to win honors in various fields in the cities and provinces of their adoption. The latest to come to our notice is Miss Jean Hemphill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton I-leniphill, formerly of Georgetown
and now of Pictou. N. S. Miss I-Iemphill was crowned "M-iss Piciou 1951." on Wednesday,
September 5th. at a beauty can- test held in conjunction with the Pictou County Exhlbiton. Congrat- ulations are extended to Miss l-Iemphill and local residents are indeed proud to hear of her achi- evement.
Mr. Barry Macconncll of Geor- getown. who until recently has been 8. member of the staff of the Canadian Bank of Commerce in Spi-inghill, N. S.. has taken a. posi- tion as assistant accountant with
Canada Packers Limited in Char- lolleiown.
,Monltague Street Paving Program Is Discussed t Council Meeting .
It was reported last night at the Montague Town Council meet- ing by His Worship. Mayor 3. H. Yeo. that the street paving pro- gram might have to be set aside for another year owing to the late- ness of the season before the work could be done. He pointed out that commlttments on the Commercial Road would have in be completed before any other work would be contemplated. However, it was stated that light-top paving could be laid at. the rate of about three- quarters of a mile is day. and that with good weather conditions the road to Murray River should be completed by the end of Septem- her. The mile of paving in the town proper would require ap- proximately one week. including preparation. This would mean that by the end of the first week of October the program could be completed. The matter received a great deal of discussion, and it was felt that another effort to have it paved this year should be made.
The remainder of the session was taken up with routine busi- ness.
A motion regarding the remov- ing of street culverts too small to carry of the water was amended by striking out "replacing with larger culverts" to remove any ambiguity that the town would replace such culverts removed. Payment of bills amounting to 5161,34 was approved.
The resignation of Mr. Charles M-cliennan as police chief was ac- cepted. and Mr. John White was appointed as police chief. with power to hire an assistant at any time required.
A petition was received from a private citizen to have the town take over the control of a private
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vide him with a home to 0111017 HIV! 3911 UV” mm Jul Willllh.
iongmp, or is he named to death when he does enter the house?
If you were wiilfvig to contribute to the making at I home but tn. effort you are anxious to expend in an extra-marital love affair. you, wondering husband would be well established at the family hearth. You long for love and affection, but has It ever occurred to you that thus; gifts do not come unearned? They must ruurned in kind. Even your lover will soon tire of your semiii doinandl. and than you will new other diversion. Before you wonder too far down is fruitless road. mg. :.w:k of yourself. see where you have failed your mound and make an honest attempt to establish your marriage flnnly and securely.
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nun nmttrrinr Dlx: My husband and I were asdrrled over ; yea, ago. We are keeping our marriage 5 secret until he gets settled - he in in the service. My problem is that there were no wllolwllel to the cere- many, which was performed by a Justice of the peace. Iverythins seemed to be in order but I have been thinking about it and I uh worried. would the lack of witnesses cause our marriage not '10 be 10231?
aivswaa: First of an. you have done a very foolish tiimg in con. tracting a secret marriage. It is unfair to your pa ants and your hus. band's. It 15 also ullllslr to yourself. as you will re-I lake in me. The glamour and iinoortance of a wedding - no matter how simple C ii something every girl should have. The weddms BOW” '0 Show )'0Ul' Chim- ran, the pictures t.o look at pridefully. are not things to be lightly cm off. There is a vast difference.bet'ween a sneaky ceremony performed by l total stranger, and a pretty church or home wedding at which your family clergyman officiates, and to which friends and relatives come to wish you well.
The legality of your marriage should not be difficult to determine. As laws regarding matrimony differ in each state. I cannot tell whether witriesses are required in yours or not. If you have a certificate slgneu by the Justice who married you. take it to a lawyer for his opinion. Tm; may involve a little trouble and money. but I should think it would be worth it.
DEAR MISS DIX: The girls in the office where my husband unmg occasionally ask him to drive them to lunch. Sometimes they ask mm L) take them home in the car. He has done this a few times but I dont think he Sh0Ul'l. some of the girls are married. some single. when lie takes them to lunch he doesnt pay for their meals. but I still feel it
isn't right. 0. E.
ANSWER: There is absolutely nothing Wrong. 01' EVEN Q1198?-l0llab1C. in your husband's driving these girls to their lunching place. or home. A camaraderie arrives among: people who work in the same office and friendly gestures sucii as offering a ride are taken for granted. in tact, your husband would be rather thoughtless if he were driving his cae- home and didn't. offer the convenience of a ride to such co-workers as happened to llvt along his route. or near it.
y ----- H 1 sewer line. collect all ices. and
-y - v A H. h g .. L Miss Jean Macconnc ias en- maintain it in proper working
-.- 3MAE;t:::bl1aLM1MErCGoi:aR;Leglgd li-oiled at Prince pf Wales College order. This matter was left in
Kiknum ” where she will take Teacher Train- abeyance for further discussion.
' in; studies. Councillor Hessian reported that
, i ' i . . g -- the finances were in good eon- SHOTVS 3'30 l l InaI::wf5l'x:l,:: aL1fvl::Ee'lnr: Vcishligr Mr. William Down of Charlotte- dition, and tliat. the payment of 1 d 9 0 M Mun,a'y.Ha;l.bmu. Norm town accompanied by Mrs. Saundm this 1931 taxes was proceeding sat-
in l , g g ' icrs and Miss Madclinc Mcxeeman. isfactorily. ” M155 Gathering MM” has H,-lniritorcd in Georgetown recently coumiiim. Reynolds 1-Qpoffgd E mmed in Prince of wales college nvherc they were guests at the may the town building hgd bun
painted as per contract, and prov- ed to be satisfactory.
Councillor McGowan stated that there still remained a few places on the streets which required some gravel, but pointed out that it was somewhat difficult to obtain at
where she will resume her stud-
ilinme of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hemp- ies. hill.
COMING 2 . DAYS - 2 win. and THUR.
VWASHBUCKLING PAGEANTRY AND MOVING ROMANCE-MUST BE SEEN! ONLY FROM THE PAGES OF A GREAT
UNION ROAD W. T.
Mr. Preston Llewellyn. present- ly employed in Triiro. wasl a weekend visitor at the home oil .'Thc regular meeting of the his parcnts, Mr. and Mrs. Hcrbcrt.Wnmcn's Institute of Union Road.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frrrl Hrchaui and Misses Belle and Margaret. Mac- Lcod. Murray River. ucrn i'eccnt visitors to iVlUl'I?lY Harbor Nnrllt.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willard McLure. Mr. and Mrs. Louis DldllIDHd
and son Kenneth. accompanied by Flying Officer and Mrs Robert Love and baby Nancy of Sumiiicr- side. wcic recent visitors to Mur-
ray Harbour North, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mlllar.
TONIGHT 7.30 PM. Ylll'lENiS TRADE FAIR
r. .'. of the FORUM - and every night until Sofurcloy I2 P. M. STREET PARADE 6:30 P.M.
Official opening by His. Hon. Li.-Gov. T. W. L. Prowse. 7:30 P.Mi Old Time Fiddling and Sfep- Dancing Contests for the P.E.l.
Booths by our Producers. Manufacturers Games of Fun -: Games of Skill - Refreshment Booths
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king's County. was held Wednes- yday rvcninc. Sept. 5th at the lhnme rif Mrs. Lloyd llIClll5ll.' The lmcciini: npciicd in the usual man-
incr. with the Dl'Cb1ClCf1l.. fvlrs. 'D0ilgla:- Mcllish. prcsidiiig. l The imiiuies of the previous
meeting were read by Mrs. Ever- ctt Moore and approved as read. 1 The correspondence was read land discussed. Roll call was an- lswcrcd with .1 silver collection.
I A very interesting period was
spent in the discussinii of one of lthcir rrlui-alioiial projects. At the close of the mm-t:nz an auction
this time. Mr. McGowan also gave a report on the Red Cross meeting he attended in Charlottetown. He slated that the officials were anx- lous to have a centre in Montague and required from the town a rep- resentative on the central exc- cutlve. The clerk was instructed to forward the name of a competent candidate. There helm: no further
IIFSS. the meeting adjourned.
busi-
snle was held and the members enjoyed a social hour. Lunch was served by the hostess.
Championship.
Cream Booths, etc.
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