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..'GET THAT WONDER. PAINT Spred Satin at Hilchey and Van- lderstine. Montague.

,.' BRIDGE AND AUCTION in the Armourles. Montague, Thurs- day. March z)th.. sponsored by the C. W. L. Admission soc. and.lunch.

..'DANCl-1. Friday. March 30. Beaver Clu-b Ha-ll. Montague. Modern and old-time music by Ahhberg and Johnston.

Doucetie and Mr. Aurele J. Arsenault. Charlotte- town, were rec nt business visi- tors to Montague and vicinity.

Mr. Keir

-."Wl-ILL BABY Conference will be held at the Town Building, Montague. Friday. March 30th, 2 P. M. Al-l pre-school children and infants welcome.

..'Mrs. Lena Vessey. formerly of Montague. is returning today to her home in Portland, Maine. after visiting her brother, Mr. Edgar Vesscy, who has been A patient in ilic Cliarlottetown Hos- pital and is now satisfactorily recovering. Mrs. Vessey has been a contributor to The Guardian for many years. and her poems have been uidely read and ap- -preciated.

"BOY SCOUT MEETING - The regular meeting of the First Montague Troop Boy Scouts was held in the Legion hall last night. Following the opening ceremony a study period was held in the pat- rol corners with the patrol leaders teaching the young hoys various knots and other tests pertaining In the Tendcrfoot. This was fol- lowed by an instructive talk by the Scoutniaster. Ml”. Eric Duvar. After the group instruction period was held. the scoiitmaster led in gnnies and contests. Plans were then drawn up for a Scout Troop

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MURRAY HARBOR. W. I.

The regular -meeting of Queen

Mary W. I. of Murray Harlior met.

in the Hall cn March 6th. with the President. Mrs. Wm. presiding. The iiicetliig singing "When Irish Eyes Smiling." followed by Creed in unison. Roll call was answered by

In Irish joke. Minutes of the last

meeting were read and approved.

It was decided that the pro- gram committee of Mrs. Peter White. Mrs. Tom Fraser. Mrs.

Spencer Shafiihl Miss olive Keen-

Harris. opened by Are

ing. Mrs. Mack Buell, and Mrs.

Roy Brooks make

bers before the next meeting. was also decided that Mrs. Brooks. Secretary of the

Convention find out who the Vice-f

hike to-day when the boys will be taken out on a short hike to a chosen location where they will learn something of wnodcralt The meeting closed with the horseshoe formation. nftcr which honour court was held

ll Easter Services

At Mt. Stewart

Easter services were well attend- ed at Mt. Stewart United Church. The clay roads were almost im- passable on Good Friday. yet a large congregation gathered at the church on Friday evening and heard Mr. Leigh Dingwell of Char- lottetown render two beautiful solos. He was accompanied by Mrs. Dlngwell at the organ. Mr. Mercer

preached from the subject "Ways Of Living". based on the text "Pilate saith unto them, behold

the man."

On Easter siinday morning in large congregation enjoyed their worship through the special efforts of the church directed by Roland Jay, the church organist. Mr. Mercer preached from the text: "I am he that liveth, and was dead.'

The evening worship was under

'tiie auspices of the Young People's

Union, the members of which constituted the choir which was directed by Mrs. J. L. B. Ander- son. Mr. Fred B. Gamble, general secretary of the Y.M.C.A., Char- lottetown. was the guest speaker. and he presented. to a very large and attentive congregation, an in- spirlng message.

Letter from the Provincial Camp- aign Chairman of the Red Cross. It was moved. seconded. and carri- ed that s1o.oo be sent to the Red Cross. Letter from Buyer's Benefit Club offering yarn and knitting books fcr sale. Letter from V. N. Hcdson. Executive Secretary of the P.E'.I. T.B. League concerning the annual meeting of the league.

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rtrlbute the programs to the mem- ,rnB9Un8 "5 D0551b19- A P39" 01!

niliducailon hy Mrs. Roy fKlniion. Social Welfare Dist,-leg: was read.

Mrs. J. J. McKay and Mrs. John to attend this

Sally Mac- Convener Mrs. Louis

Herring and Mrs.

President of the Convention is and Wallace White W8"-' aDP01nted II arrange for either the Secretary or a ccmmlttee to see about purchas-

Vice-Presidcnt to .1 t ten d Leadership Course. Correspondence was

discussed. It yonslstcd of

read

the,lnz an organ 'for the Institute.

The Institute News was distri-

and lhuted. one member paid her dues. a letter Collection and lines were 55 cents.

of thanks from Mrs. Frank' Mac- Meeting closed with the National Fai-lane for flowers sent her while'Anthern, followed by 3 delicious she was a patient in the Hospital. lunch.

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Montague: Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Office;

town: The Post Office; in Sourls: The snack In and 3, map. use E San. ':5n'uvi'N'o-used feed bags. ..-wAi.Li-.Iu-an. paints Tn;

house cleaning supplies. Hiichey and Vanlderstine. Montague.

..'NEW STOCK. congoleum. in- laid linoleum. tiles and squams ar- riving at Hilchey and VssiIder- stine, Montague. r

Miss Dorothy Issue of the nurs- ing staff at the King's County Hospital. is leaving for her home in New Glasgow. N.S.. where she will remain for a month.

Master Barry Cochran. who has been a patient in the Kingfs Coun.

ty Hospital for the past month, has returned to his home in Peakes.

Her many friends will regret. to learn that Mrs. Ethan Stew- art. Montague. has entered the King's County Hospital for treat- ment. All join in wishing her a speedy recovery.

JMONTAGUE B A 1' T I S T CHURCH - Sunday, April 1st: -

Sunday School 10 a.m.; regular service 11 a.m.. Ordinance oi the Lord's Supper will be observed at the close of the regular service. Lic. W. D. Johnston.

JFUNERAL YESTERDAY - The funeral of lllie late Mrs. J. Hammond MacLen-nan. who pass- ed away in the King's County Hospital Easter Monday morn- ing. was held from St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Montague, yesterday afternoon. The service was conducted by Rev. F. N. Young assisted by Dr. A. D. MacKenzic. Rev. Mr. Young spoke words of comfort to the bereaved fa-mily, basing his remarks on John 2113-4. The hymns sung were "Rock of Ages" and "Abide Witih Me." A d-uet "The Sun of My Soul", was rendered by Messrs. John Bears and Willard Bruce. The pall- bearers werc: Marshall Reynolds. James Stewart. Allan Mosher. Harry Stewart, Joseph Vuozzo and Thomas Clair. Interment was in the Community Cemetery.

Georgetown and Vicinity

and to

Mrs. Lemuel Maccormick daughter Aldine were visitors Charlottetown during the week.

'Mrs. Ward Dryden and two children were visitors to Charlotte- town last week.

Mr. Richard Curley of Briideuell was a business visitor to Char- lottetown last week.

Min Anna Mair. superintendent of the Princ Edward Island Hos- pital was a 'eekend guest of her brother and sister. Mr. and Mrs. George Mair.

Miss Rita Wight of the staff of the Provincial Bank in Charlotte- town. was a recent visitor to her home in Georgetown.

Miss Annie Mae Gardiner of Cardigan was a recent guest of her grandmother. Mrs. Annie Gardiner. Georgetown.

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Miss Kay Roche left Tuesdav to resume her studies at St. Dun- stan's College, after holidaying at her home in Georgetown.

Among Georgetonians who re- cently visited Charlottetown were: William Prosper. Adolphus Scully. James Dalton. Harry Yorston and Elmer Jeffery.

Arnold Murphy left a few darn ago to resume his studies at st. Dunstan: College. after spending Easter with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy.

Alec MacDonald returned home recently from a visit to Maple Hill. Mount Stewart. On his return he was accompanied by his cousin. Grant MacDonald,who visited with for a few days.

Members of the teaching staff of Georgetown High school left on Tuesday for Charlottetown where they attended the annual conven- tion of the Prince Edward Island 'reachera' Federation.

His many friends in Georgetown will learn with regret of the sud- den passing in Cutler, Maine, of Clarence D. Wallace. Quite a num- ber of years ago Mr. Wallace was employed at Georgetown in the lobster packing business of Easton and Cogswell. and since then he has regularly visited here. where he was well and favorably known. In Cutler he operated a lobster packing business and was I buyer of various kinds of fish. chief of which were sardines. Mr. Wallace was active in a variety of business ventures in the 'U.8.A.. being high- lv successful in any field which claimed his interests. The follow- ing item on Mr. Wallace's passing is taken from s Cutler. Maine. newspaper.

"Cutler Selectman succumbs To Hetigrt Attack At Meeting." (March is ).

"The annual Cutler Town meet- ing scheduled today was postponed until Tuesday this morning. when Clarence 1:). Wallace. seieetrnim

EAST MEETS WEST-Prince Edward Island liome-towners Flo-

rence MacPhersoii and Haddcn Macbeod met recently for the first time in Ottawa. Both were born on farms near Uigg. RE. 1., where the MacPliersons and the Mac- Leads have been neighbours for many years. After teaching school in her native province, Miss Mac- Pherson later came to Ottawa where she now has a key secre- tarlal position in the office of Rt. Hon. James G. Gardiner, Federal Minister of Agriculture.

Mr. Macl..eod heads up seed po- tato certification for the Depart- ment in British Columbia. Had- don Spurgeon (named for the

Capacity House At Montague Variety Concert

A capacity audience attended the variety concert ield in the A. D. MacKenzie Hal. Montague, last night. The concert was spon- sored by the Young Adult Club of the United Church. Mr. Archie Hllchey very Cupfibly aci- ed as chairman. rind extended a warm welcome to every one pre- sent.

The entertainment two one-zict comedies with each member of ilie ciists giving an excellent performance of his or her part.

Both plays were under the dir- ertion of Mrs. C. A. Show.

The other numbers on the pro- fzrzim were equally enjoyed and heartily applziiitled hy the appre- ciative audience.

included

Progrnm:-

Chorus. "Wearint: Of The Green." six members of the C. G. I. T.

Accordion solo. Mr. Dave Al- hlierg.

Reading. Mixster Clayton Bul-

'it.

Solo, Florence MacDonald, "0

Dear What Can The Matter Be"

Reading. Dr. A. D. MacKcn2ie

Play. "The Telegram". Charac- ters: Sis. Mrs. Ari-hie Hilcliey; Ann. Mrs. Doug Coffin; Mrs. Clinton. Mrs. Chnrles Fraser: Don. Cal Smith; Bert, Gilbert Clements.

During intermission instrumen-

tnl music was played by Messrs. Dave Alliheri and Murray John-

ston. Reading. Mrs. William Mac- Loren Solo, Anne Yeo, "Easter Par- ade."

Quarietie. Black Jacks - Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Beck and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Coffin. a meledy of songs.

Solo. Donald MacKenzie. "Dear Old Donegal."

Accordion solo. Mr. Dave Alhberg.

Duel. -loyi-e ivlgrzintnn and Shirley Jenkins-I'I Don't Want

To Play In Your Yard."

Sketch. "The Capable Servant". Characters: Dudley Ashton. Shel- don Jay: Sumbo. Lorne Wiggin- ton; Uncle Jerry. D. M. Mac- Donald.

Chorus. "So Long."

The King.

Piano accompanlsts were Mrs. Charles Fraser, Mrs. D. M. Mac- Donald and Mrs Lloyd Fraser.

for the past 19 years. died sud- denly shortly after the .meetlng had been opened. Wallace, who had been chairman of the Board of Selectmen for is years. just had nominated C. Wilder smith as moderator of the meeting when he died suddenly-mofra heart attack. The meeting was closed and men opened again at l.oo pm,, when it was voted to recess until Tiles- day morning.

great evangelist, Charles Haddon Spurgeon) Macbeod left the home farm more than 25 years ago to spread the "Gospel of Agriculture" in Western Canada. He met Miss MacPherson for the first time re- cently while attending a Canada- wlde seed potato conference in Ottawa, convened by W. N. Keenan (left), Chief of the Department of Agriculture's Division of Plant Protection. Mr. Keenan is being shown where Uigg is on the map by the P. E. Islanders, Miss Mac- Pherson and Mr. Macbeod. in the office of the Director of Informa- tion Service at Ottawa.

Photo by Frank Tyreil. Depiirt- ment of Agriculture. Ottawa.

Whim iloail And Vicinity Mr. and Mrs. Gordon

Comme ciul Cross. recently ored to Charlottetown.

Moore, mot-

Miss Laurie MacDonald and Miss Dot Stewart, both of Kil- muir. are spending a part of their Easter holidays in Charlottetown.

Miss June Benton. Charlotte- town. was a visitor to her home in Commercial Cross for the Easter week.

Mr. Jl-.nmy Campbell, who is at- tending the Vocational school in Charlottetown. is spending the holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Campbell. Whim Road.

Miss Jessie Clarey and Master Norman Clarey. Whim Road are spending several days visiting at the home of their uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Colin MacDonald. Kilmuir. . l

Miss Norma Campbell. employee of Moore and Mobeod. Ltd.. Char- lottetown returned home after vis- itlng her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Campbell, during the Eas- ter holidays.

Mr. and Mrs. Colin MacDonald. Klimuir. accompanied by Mr. Dick Campbell and Mr. James Maclieod were recent visitors to Charlotte- town.

Mr. Cecil Nicholson. Whim Road recently had the misfortune to suffer a severly cut and broken finger while working in the woods.

er Miss Gwennyth N. Mocarron. Mrs. Frank Graham and son Hughle. all of Commercial Cross. were recent visitors to Charlotte- town.

Miss Bonnie Campbell. Caledonia. recently spent several days visit- ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Munro. Whim Road. On her return home, she was accompan- ied by Mrs. Munro and Miss Jean Ann Munro. who spent: several days there.

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Campbell. Whim Road. recently left on an extended motor trip to Boston. They were accompanied by their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. end tvlrs. Reuben Watts. Charlotte- own.

SUMMER PLANS

WINNIPEG - (CP) - Plans are being made for Western Canada air force reserves and cadet units to take summer training at Abbots- ford, B. C. If the plans are approv- ed about 1.500 reserve members will attend camp. followed by 2,500 wag. em and lakehead air cadets, each

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Do not miss tliII'opporu.ip.g.:.

Mr. Pete Mccarron and daught-H

llurray Harbour llortli

Mrs. Verne Johnston was a re- cent visitor to Charlottetown. guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Con- nolly.

Miss Sybil Mlllar. Montazue. spent the week-end at her home in Murray Harbour North.

Miss Alice Mlllar. teacher 01 Cambridge School. recently at- tended the fconventlon in Char- lottetown. .

Mr. Marvyn Johnston, Char- lottetown. is spending some time at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnston. Mon- tague.

Miss Catherine Mlllar. student at Prince of Wales College. is spending the Easter vacation at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mlllar.

Friends of Mr. William Mac- Kay. are sorry to learn that he is ill. All wish him a speedy re- covery.

Miss Ione Johnston, staff of Royal Bank of Canada, Charlotte-

town, is visiting relatives and friends in Boston. Mass. Relatives and friends in this

vicinity learned with regret of the death of Mr. Benjamin Gru- hum of Winthrop. Mass. former- ly of Gaspereaux, P.E.I. Sincere sympathy is expressed to the be- reaved relatives.

evening service in Murray Harbour North Pres- byterian Church was conducted by the Y.P.S. Special music in- eluding a duet. "Nailed to the Cross" by Elaine MacLure and Myrtle MncLeod. A duct. "The "Jesus Keep Me Near the Cross" by Miss Beverly Miller and Miss Myrtle MacLcod. A duet, "The Christ of the Cross", by Joyce MacLeod and Verna Johnston. Duet. "He Was Nailed to the Cross," . Misses Bernice and Esther Llewellyn. The choir ren- dered ihe hymn "Knot-l at the Cross". Easter hymns sum: were:

Easter Sunday

"When I Survey the l "drous Cross". "Take Up Thy f -: the Saviour Said". "There is Foun-

tain Filled with Blood". "How Lovedly Is Thy Dwelling Place". Prayers were' offered by Miss Betty MacLure and Miss Priscilla Reid. Scripture lesson was read

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