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INTRODUCING

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Musical - Cartoon Travel - Song Reel

NO NYLONS FOR NORWAY

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present foreign exchange shortage ' forcing a rigid priority home production of long-awaited nylon stockings is still only a fond hope. While import licenses have been issued for the purchase of

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SERIAL - CARTOON — “I FOUND A DOG”

IFELJXSTDWE. Suffolk, England 0- (C?) —— A proposal for a new $400,000 ($1,600,000) nine-mile road

tracks between Ipswich and Felix- nowe, is under consideration.

EDINBURGH - (OP) — The Educational Institute of Scotland plans to ask Scottish Universities with dual carriage-ways and cycle to set up Faculties of Education which would grant professional d0- grees for school teachers.

TIIE UUGIIS WIIIZZ IY!

BLINIB SBIIEIIIILE FOR JIILY F

Chest Clinics will be held throughout the Province as follows:

PROVINCIAL SANATORlUMz-Every Thursday from 10.00- 1200 o.m. and from l.30-4.00 p.m. Every Friday from I.30-4.00 p.m.

SUMMikSlDiz-Tuesday, July 5th and I9th, 9.30-I2.00 a.m. n... SOURIS HOSPlTAL:—Mondoy, July llth, 1.30-4.30 p.rn. MONTAGUE HOSPITAL-Monday, July I8th, l.30- 4.30 p.m.

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ILDRIIIS SISIIIS

Medical Director oi Clinics, ' -

Department of Health and Welfare, Division of Tuberculosis Control.

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OPTOMETRIST Fitting and Supplying Glasses Etc.

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Office Hours: 10 to 13 A.M. FY51" P. M.

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. ‘HE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN

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“QPITTED FOOTWEAR at the Montague Shoe Store.

Miss Marjorie Gillis. daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Leonard Gillie. Montague, entertained ten young friends on Tuesday. the occasion being her eighth birthday.

Mrs. A. J. MacLeod returned to her home in Montague after visit- ing Charlottetown, guest of her son-In-lalv and daughter, Mr. and Mars. David Schurman.

Mrs. John Matheson. Brooklyn. is visiting in Summerside, guest of her son and daughter-in-lasv. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Matheson.

Mrs. Malcolm MacLeod, Jamaica Plains, Mass, and Mrs. George Campbell, Dorchester, Mass, are visiting in Montague, guests of their mother, Mrs. John Turner.

Mr. Martin Currie, Charlotin- town, was a weekend visitor to Montague.

Miss Betty Anne Beck, student nurse at the Prince Edward Island Hospital, was a recent visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Elmer Dunning. Montague.

Miss Ola Hamilton, member of the staff oi’ the Bank of Nova Bcotia, Charlottetown. spent the Weekend at her home in New Perth.

Her many friends will be happy to learn that Miss Ruth Landrigan has been discharged from the King's County Hospital where she

illness.

Mr. Rudy Hamilton. member of the staff of the Bank of Nova Scotia, Charlottetown, was a week- end visitor avthe home .of his par- ents in Montague.

On ‘Thursday night the Montague High School dance was hclcl at the Armouries in Montague with a very large crowd in attendance. The hall was beautifully decorated in ‘blue and white, the school coi- ors, and on the stage was a large display for the graduating class of 1949. The music was ably supplied by Al Blanchard! orchestra, and was most appreciated by the dan- cers. .

With the conclusion of the final examinations the students ofMon- ague School are entering on a well-earned two-months holiday. The entrance examinations, which were conducted in the Armouries under the direction of Mr. Clar- ence Murphy. PhD., were written by approximately eighty-six stu- dents. The Grade XI Maritime Board examinations. also conducted at the same time by Mr. Murphy, were written by eighteen students from Montague and the surround- ing districts.

JST. ANDREWS Y.P. MEETING —’I‘he regular meeting ~of the Young People's Society of St. An- drew's Presbyterian Church, Mont- ague. was held at the Manse. The president, Miss Anne MacEacherrn presided. The meeting opened with a devotional period. The Scripture was read by Miss Janet Dewar. fol- iowed by prayer by Rev. F. N. Young. The hymns were: "Pass Me Not. O Gentle Saviour”, and "This the Blessed Hour of Pray_ er." The study period was con- ducted by Rev. Mr. Young, the theme being "Prayer". Roll call was answered by a verse from Exodus. finder new business it was decided to cancel the meetings for two months. The meeting then aloscd with the Mizpah Benedic-

on.

FORD STRIKE

DETROIT, June 2i _ (APi _ The first Ford Motor Company union local to report results in the current strike vote among em- ployees in all United States plants disclosed today that its member- ship is Ii to 1 in favor of a walk- out. if necessary Io back up negoti- ations for a new contract. This was United Automobile Workers (C.I.O.l local 228 at Ford's Mound Road plant.

SOILS COLLECTED

CANBERRA -— (C?) -— Samples of soil from Smith Australia are being flown to France by air to be examined for tnoulds and bacteria and compared with soil specimens from other parts of the world. They were collected by the botanic ecilon oi the natural history mus- eum in Paris.

- after every bath .. . before evéry date

received treatment for a serious‘

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THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

' ans nouraoua Harold I’. hair) Albert alums. In. Im- m x sci-me, sun nun-four. sonar oaoaua-rowm Walden [Avera- nsousraunnarheaoashsps wells

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Input; lull-Peter's: Thales!

~ JALL TYPES of Summer Sport wear at Hoolw’: Men's Wear, Montague.

Miss Florence lngs of Downey, California, is at present. visiting in Montague, guest of her brother-In- law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. MacDonal

FANNING SCHOOL

The following is the honor roll for the month of June.

Grade X: l. Anabel Auld. I. Frances MacKinnon. 3. Joan Besir- ato. r Grade IX: l. Janet MacKinnon. 2. Junior MacKenzie and Vivian Bryenton (equal). 3. Robert Mac- Kenzie.

Grade VIII: 1. Mary MacNutt. 2. Donald Beairsto. 3. Mary Mac- Gougan.

Grade VII: l. Vernon MacKen-

zie.

Grade V1: l. David Chisholm. l Lois Bryenton. 8. Joyce MscKen- zie and Allen Gallant (equal)

Perfect Attendance: Verna Bry- enton, Junior MacKenzie. Janet MacKinnon. Mary MacGougan, Lois Bryenton, Joyce MacKenzle, Georgie Lockhart, David Chis- holm.

Highest averages: Mary Mac- l Nutt oar; David Chisholm 91s per cent.

—Teacher: Alice D. Lockhart.

Junior Dept. . Catherine M. Lockhart. . Grade V (Sr.) i. Joyce Bryan- <ton. 2. Shirley Green. S. Ralph | Craig. Grade V (In): l. Charles Bryan- , ton. 2. Ronald Chisholm. 8. Mae ‘ Siliiker.

Grade IV: l. David Cross. I. Annelalne Gallant

Grade III: 1. Audrey MscKenzie. 2.- Georgie Craig. 8. Mary Jorgen- sen. -Grade II (Sr): i. Percy Mac- Gougan. 2. Mabel Beairsio. S. Al- fred Wall.

Grade II (Jr): 1. Clifford Beatr- sto. 2. Robert Brysnton.

Grade I A (Sr): l. Mary Wood- side. 2. Kenneth Steward.

Grade i B Jim: 1. Margaret Cross. 2. Gloria Bryanton.

Grade I C: Donna Woodslde.

Perfect Attendance: Joyce Bry- anton, Catherine Roach. Eldon MacKenzie. Ronald Chisholm. Charles Bryanton, Audrey Mac- Kenzie, Winston Bryanton. Joyce Bryanton 92.9. Audrey MacKenzie 95.1, Percy MacGougan 92.8, Mary Woodslde 93.4,

Meeting Montague Iligh School

The Montague High School rneet- ing was held on Tuesday evening at the school with Mr. O.A. Shaw acting as chairman. There were twenty-two rate-payers present. The minutes of the last school meeting were read by the secret- ary, Mr. Lester MacLeod, which were approved. Mr. MacLeod pre- sented the annual trustees‘ report showing the improvements which had been accomplished as the complete exterior and interior painting of the school, the con- ‘struciion of two new classrooms for Grades IX and XI, and the installation of a new pump and grates in the furnace. l-ie men- tioned the large added enrollment of the school which was of such proportions that several grades had to be divided. in the financial statement, Mr. Macheod pointed to the large amount of arrears which had been collected this year, the itotai amount collected being over $1,000.00. The total receipts for the year amounted to over $7,000.00, while expenditures amounted to approximately $100.00 less. Mr. Macleod also pointed out the $600.00 grant received from the Government for the school im-

provement.

Mr. W. W. Wlghtman gave the auditor's report stating that every- thing had been found correct.

It was moved by Mrs. M. Rey- nolds rmd seconded by 0.1%. Boeh- ner that Mr. A. D. Maclrure be ap- pointed as auditor for the ensuing year.-

Deep. regret was expressed for the illness of the supervisor, Mr. H. J. l-iynas, and the inspector's report of Mr. J.B. Jeliey was given by Mr. Macheod.

The following recommendations were expressed by Mr. Jelly: First, h bookcase in each room; secondly, ventilation and light In the labor- atory; and lastly. the Grade IX room to be finished similar to the Grade XI room. After discussing each of the recommendations, the ‘meeting decided to go ahead with ,these improvements, and it. was moved by Mr. A. D. MscLure. sec- onded by Mr. Charles Macbure, that the trustees be empowered to proceed according as they deemed -‘it advisable.

y It was moved by Mrs. RW. Beck ‘and seconded by Mr. D. MacDon- |ald that the supplements of the teachers‘ be raised. The following schedule was moved by Mr. Ben MacLure, and seconded by Charles ‘Macnure: an amount of 0860.00 for ieach of the five elementary rooms: 0375.00 for vice-Principal: 8050.00 for Principal, and $50.00 for ‘Grade Xi. It was moved by Mr. A. D. Macbure and seconded by Mr. D. MacDonald that an addit- |ionsi amount oi $3850.00 be voted for maintenance expenditure. It was moved by Mr. h Mscbeod. seconded by Ben HacLui-s that Mrs. 8t. Clair ‘irainor bs appoint- ed artrustee to replace Mr. Art

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Sullivan, and it was further moved new trustees were duly sworn into ‘rrslnor. seconded by Mf- R- 3“!!- by Mr. a. D. MacLure. and sec- office. Mr. that Mmra- 8am Reid. Bul- The meeting was then adiourned sei MacGregor and Les MacDonald heme Wigglnlon be appointed us to be followed by a meeting con- continue in the same official capa- trustee to replace Mr. Ben Mac- coming the Domestic Animals Act. city as last year. The meeting ol Lure who retires this year. Both It was moved by Judge 0. St. Clair motion was then adjourned.

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