JANUARY 4. 1954

THE EASTERN GUARDIAN -

A THE GUARDIAN. CI-IARLOTTETOWN

Montague liinli

AGINTE:-MONTAGUE: Harold F. Illldry, Mrs. Byron Stewart. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Wnldon Lovers.

Guardian may be bought at the following places In Montague: lino Dome Bestsursnt. and Gunrdiui Office; in Bourls: The Branch

The Post office;

...!NOTICE. Due to market con-'

Montague until

ditlons. King's Mills, will not be buying logs lurther notice.

..-chants BIG NEW YEAR BALI now in full swing at Mon- tague! Big savings! Clearance Values!

..'MI-IETING Montague Curling (nub Tuesday. Jan. 6 at 8 pm. at ciubroom. Purpose. election of skip!-

?Personals

.sM.re. Karen Simmonds. daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simmonds of Charlottetown was the guest last week of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Mc- Aulley. Brudenell.

fMr. a.nd Mrs. Gordon Sheidow and family of Milivtew were B10615 of Mr. and Mrs. John A. White. Moiitagiie last week.

w. MTETITBD Xmas Meeting

The Christmas lllelftlllg of the W. M. 5. met at the home of Mrs Hush Howard. Cornwall. The de-

votional service was led by Mrs. Harry Crosby. and carols were sung. i'Pwenty-two member an-

swered the roll call with .1 christ- mas scripture verso.

Reports of the different officers were read and all showed a mark- ed interest and increase in this important phase of the church work.

The treasurer. Mrs. L. H. Drake. reported the allocation exceeded. and more money raised than in 1969. The Mission Band is also to be congratulated on its increase.

The study Book has been used regularly at t.he meetings which have been held at different homes.

Mrs. Harry Hyde, the retiring

dent thanked all the members for their co-operation for the past two years. and the members ex- pressed regret at her retirement from office

Mrs. L. H Drake bmiiiriit in the report of the nominating commit- he with Mrs. G. R. Bain as presi- dent and Mrs. Harry Crosby as first vice-preside-nt.

Mrs. Walter Boyle was re-elected as supply secretary. She sent away seveni parcels for this auxiliary. One recently sent to Miss Elizabeth Nacrvor at Sydney was accepted with an appreciative latter.

Neort meeting will be held at the Parsonage with Mrs. J. D. Mmmrlsne as hostess.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving Robert Dixon. In his eighteenth year.

Ioinewhsro back of the sunset

when loveliness never dies.

le lives In I land of glory,

'Mid the blue and gold of the skies.

And we who have known and loved him.

Whose passing has brought and teen

will cherilir his memory always. To brighten the passing yearn.

Iver Remembered. Ever Loved by Mom. Daddy and Joan.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of my grand-

nsphew George. Rnhert Dixon. tint

Baltic. who passed away January lrd. 1951.

lo III gone where footsteps never

Opened Friday

.s.'A very large number attend- ed the official opening of the Montague rink on Friday night when the first skate was held to

in Georgetown In.

JINBTITUTE MEETING at Mrs.

Spence Llewellyn'a Tuesday after- open the season of skating and noon at 3 o'clock, hockey at the local arena.

The rink this year is under

JMONTAGUE week of pnye, the capable management of

Messrs. Charles and Fred Altken. who have spared no effort to have the.r-ink ready as soon as possible and their efforts have been well rewarded with a aplen- did sheet of ice.

During the coming week hockey plans will be much discussed and together with the senior team. there will also he an intermediate "C" team, several school teams and possibly ii girls' team also.

With favorable weather Mon- tague. is looking forward toavery active hockey season which will provide many pleasant hours for interested fans.

MurrciyIEII-Iditbor North and Vicinity

Miss Alice. Millar. teacher at Montague High School. is spend- ing the Christmas holidays at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mlllar.

service tonight 8 p.m. Church of Christ. Speaker, Rev. Rowland Hill. Combined choirs. All welcome.

..'LEADS SERVICE - The male choir of Trinity United Church, Georgetown, under the direction of Mr. H. Yorston, led the service of praise on Sunday evening at the Valleyfield United Church. The pastor. Rev. A. C. Fraser presided and preached the sermon. At the close of the service. fee was serv- ed to the visitors and friends in the church school room. and a very pleasant social hour with singing by both Valleyfield and George- town choirs with solos by Mr. Yor- ston was enjoyed by all.

Little Sands !And Vicinity

. . tuias Mary MscPheraon. teacher of Orwell. is spending her Cliristmas holidays at her home in Little Sands.

Mr. Russell Fraser. Vernon Riv- Pl", was a recent visitor to Murrav llarbnr North. guest of Mr. and ,Mrs. Lloyd Reid.

, .M- I Mr. and Mrs. Rowan Sencabaughf-. The many friends of Mr. Law- Oak Valley. were recent visitcrsmence Mel-Ierron. Gasperesux. are to Mrs. sencsbaughh sisters inlsorry to hear he is confined to Little Sands. ihla home due to illness.

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Mr. John Sanders, Miirr-.iy RIVEIZW ML”

spent Christmas with his daughter in Little sands.

Mrs. Kate MacPherson who tr, g employed in Moncton, spent Christ- . , mass at tile: home in Little SanIds,I ?pr:"”J:;"n:j E:::l:'l1:'hce 193"": OM33 0" re mm ox . Manse. recently. the guests of their. Mommm N" 3' ison, Rev. Carl Currie.

Abigail Collings. Alherry Plains, is spending some time at Murray Harbor North, guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Miller.

M” M3” Du” 9! K"”'- "Hr, Mr. Garfield Johnston and sons arrived in P. E. Island last weeipclen and Lorne. P9,"! Road, 1," Ito spend Ohristmas. the. guest ofim, g,,,,d,m D". 3' by (.3, 10, Miss Sarah Stewart. High Bank. Boston, Mass, Mrs. Deans came part way home, by train and flew the rest. She Mr. Wilmot Millar. Summerside. planned to spend Sunday in Chai'- and Miss Sibyl Mlllar, Hunter Riv- lottetown. and New Yeara.wlth her pr, spent the cm-mm” holidays son in Biddeford. Me. Mrs. Dcansiat the home of their parents, Mr.

Club Meets In Montague

. "Mrs. J. D. MacLeod was hostess to the members of the Past Noble Grsi-id's Club. Man- tmgue, Tuesday evening at her home on the New Road. The busi- ness period was conducted by the president, Mrs. Howard Vickerson. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary. Mrs. Mlobeod and were approved as read. Roll call was answered by 12 members.

Regret was expressed that I member. Mrs. Carl Stewart. is ill in the King's County Hospital. Plans were dismissed for holding a "Pot Luck Supper" in January and ex- tensive arrangements were made for soliciting. decorating and cat- ering. An invitation in meet at the home of Mrs. .i.M. Fraser in Janu- ary was accepted. and Mrs. Fraser uid Mrs. Byron Stewart were ap- pointed on the program committee. In-s. Vickerson and Mrs. Maol,ecd were appointed on the lunch coin- mittee.

Following the business everyone enjoyed a social hour. The program featured the singing of Christmas carols and old favorites and a de- licious lunch of toasted cheese sandwiches, small cakes and coffee was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Vickerson. Miss C. A. Shaw, Mrs. S. Llewellyn and Mrs. Leliny White. Mrs. J. M. Fraser was

Progress in New Montague Bridge

..'During the past few weeks notable progress has been made with the construction of the new concrete bridge at Montague. The main bridge itself with a roadway of 24 feet is completed together with the curb on the west side. There remains only the sidewalk and the railings, a matter of twoi weeks providing suitable weather prevails. Up to the present there has been no indication whether or not the bridge Vllii be open for winter travel by grading the ap- proaches.

However. with the near comple- tion of the bridge this matter may be taken under advisement to de- lerniinc if such a procccluie woiiln be feasible at this time of the year.

It is also noted that the concrete, foundation and cement floor of the , new Federal building at Montague have also been completed, 2

It is expected that further con-r struction will continue followiiigl this phase of the work. '

-And

I Pisquid East Vicinity

:,1,:E?MC”o'np'nm during mel Mr. Floyd Jay accompanied by t W 7 V p 7 "VIA C lll'l mother. Mrs. Harold Jay and ' , sranriinntnm-. Mrs George Jar mn- Im-ed to Cliarlottctown, December 23.

O O O vlclnwy Miss Shirley Jay arrived by 'w'T plane from Moncton Wednesday mu J'”'l9 B9""911- P W- C 'evenlng to spend the Christmas

spent the holidays with her par-It ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bon- nell.

holidays with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Jay.

Mr. Guy Jay spent the Christ-

MI45 TPdtd'I' R47-'15”-'5' 9139” the mas holidays at the home of his

h0”d3Y5 IV”-h her P51”9m5- Mfr parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell and Mrs. Edward Rossiter. Jay. Rev. Phalen McKenna P.P., lefil U.-I-he u.M1:,. and pupils of

hers Ch-ristmas day for Charlotte- town to board a plane for Bos- ton on business.

Pisquid East School held their Christmas concert in Mount Ste- wart Legion Hall December 22. , The hall was packed to the door 0””? m U” N”' Y”" '3” and no one went home disappoint-

falling on Friday, the school child-

ren will get : longer holiday. as

the schools open Jan. 4.

The c. N. n.'Ima,ii truck skidded 3 into the muddy deep ditch east of 1

memory of George East Beltic. who de- parted this life January 3rd. 1951.

has a summer home in Little. Bands and spends each summer there and has many friends in Little Sands and High Bank who were glad to welcome her home for Christmas.

Miss Ellen and Woolridge second year. nurscs-ln- training in the P. E. Island Hos- pital. were visiting their aunt. Mrs. Archie Munria, in Little Sands re- cently. -

Mr. and Mrs. Cllflord Keenan, Charlottetown, were visiting in Lit- tle Sands on Saturday.

Miss Marlene Dixon, teacher at York, arrived home on Tuesday to spend her Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Dixon, Llttlo Sands.

Miss Ardith Dixon. R. N.. in the Prince Edward Island Hospital was visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Dixon recently.

Mr. and Mrs-.”IvaIn Gordon and family. Abney. spent Christmas at Mrs. Gordon's Home Little sands.

Miss Kay Fraser, teacher in the Model School. Charlottetown. is spending her Christmas holidays at her home in Hopefield.

Miss Ellen Munn. teacher at winaloe. is also spending her Christmas holidays at her home in Little Sands. Hcr school opens January 4.

The Little sa-iids. school is closed for uie Christmas Holidays. It is also expected to open January 4. I

grow weary.

Away from sorrow and pain, - -

To the beautiful Kingdom of An enjoyable Christnias Tree and Heaven. ' Concert was held in the Little

Be is waiting to meet us again. Fondly Remembered by Aunilr.

CAPITOL

MON. . Ti--9.-. - wan. "ANGEL FACE"

ROBERT NIITCHI')I JEAN SI NDIONS

PRINCE EDWARD

NOW SHOWING 3 :30-7-9

M-6-M .m..a. THE SENSMIONAL TECHNICOLOR STORY OF THREE STRANGE SI

Sands Hall on Wednesday night. Dec. 23. There was a good crowd of ratepayers. parents and visitors present and a very enjoyable even- ling was spent. A fine program was carried out. Mr. James Dixon, Ahiiey. acted as chairman. Two very pleasing features of the program were many beautiful Christmas carols and hymns played dlII'lllK intermission by Mrs. Deans on the organ. This part of the program with greatly enjoyed especially by the adults. The other exceptional

lief. Daley of Little Sands. This was cncored and Miss Daley played and sang another beautiful Christmas H-,-,-my, "Long Long Ago at Christ-

, mas. -CO.

iilcorgetown And "r-li'icinity-

..'Miss Ann MacDonald left De- cember 39 on return to Halifax. N'.s., after spending Christmas with her parents. Captain and Mrs. Cyrene Msoboniild. she was accompanied as far as Charlotte- town by Mrs, MacDonald.

Miss Elaine MacPhee. of De Gros

Marsh. visited during the. past weekend in Georgetown, where she was the guest of her grandmother. Mrs. Annie Gardner. Mr. and Mrs. George MacDonald and family of Charlnttetown. mn- torerl to Cteorgetown rccently. where they were the guests of re- lstives.

Mr. and Mi's.HiIlv-eret.t. Llewellyn and daughter Lynn. left. early in

the week on return to'Montrcal. where Everett is stationed with the Royal Canadian Air Force. after spending Christmas in George-

Miss Marian '

land Mrs. Edward Miller.

1 Mr. Clarence "Richards. Cam- bridge. is confined to his home due to illness. A host of friends wish him a speedy recovery.

I Mr. Ray Kennedy recently re- Iiurncd In his home in Murray -Harbor North from a trip to Bos-

iton and New York.

Miss Jean Beck, R. N.. Halifax. accompanied by her brother, Mr. Tyler Beck, Alliaton, left recently for Toronto, Ont.

I Miss Lorraine Jsmieson, teacher at Murray Harbor North school is lspending the Christmas holidays lat her home in Panmure Island. I Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clow and three children. Paulette. Judith Ann and Douglas. Montague. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Claw .on Sunday, Dec. 27.

Mrs. John McLean. Peters Road. ,is spending some time in Mont- -ague, guest of her son and daugh- Iter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Boehner.

A Christmas Candlelight Service was held in Peter's Road Presby- terian Church on Sunday evening, Dec. Xi. The church was decorat- ed in keeping with the Christmas season. The service was conduct- ed by the minister, Rev. M. C. lCurrie. and the following well-sr- rrangcd program was presented by the choir and members of the

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,Y.P.S.: Call to worship. Rev. M. lC. Currie; hymn selection. "Holy l Night! Peaceful Night"; chorus.

l”ln A Manger Ha la Sleeping"; trio, "Once in Royal David's City"; .4-linrus. "Little Children, Can You

yrell T"; duct, "Away in A Man- ,ger"; hymn selection, "0 Little Town Of Bethlehem"; choruses.

"Good King Wenceslss". "Ar Late- ,ly We Watched". "We Three Kings". Offerlnit and Prayer. lCiioir selection, "From Ev'ry Spire ,On Christmas Eve"; hymn selec- ,tion, "While Shepherds Watched": chorus. "Angels We Have Heard On High"; chorus, "I Heard The Bells On Christmas Day”: hymn. "0 Crime, All Ye Faithful". Bevi- cdictinn.

j -so

i-yisviini-ex5'ni.'iiir. and-Mrs.

feature was "Silent Night" beauti-Imn L1",e”,n fully played and sung by Miss Vlo-I 5

. Miss Vivian Allen of York. spent lcliristmas in Georgetown .3 Lhg -truest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allen.

Mr. and Mrs. Newton O'Connor of Toronto. On-t., are spending the season's holidays with relatives in G-eorgetxiwn and Mliltown Cross.

Miss Ruby Allen of Oovehead. was the guest of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Allen during Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Everett MacKen-

zie. of summersldr. were guests on Christmas Day of Mrs. Mlclien. 1.le's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. 3. Mscconnell.

Mr. and Mrs. Victor Refuse were recent visitors to Murray Rlvei. where they were the gusuts or their ' son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Refuse.

Mr. J. B. scully and Mr. Eugene Sullivan were visitors to Char- lottetown last week.

Mr Maurice Dnimn of Montague was is business visitor to George" tmvn recently.

A.C.

PAYNTON. Sank-. ICP)-Canon W. H. English. a retired Anglican clergyman. was re-elected padre of

town as the guests of Mr. Llewel-

the local branch of the Canadian

here. one day last week and ivasj stranded for the day as ntlicrsi who happened along were unablcl to pull the heavy truck out.

The Mines Bertha. Mabel and Florence MacDonald wiere brief visitors here from the city on Christrnas day. there old home is here but is closed for the winter as their parents are in the city.

Mr. Peter Dunphy has received word from his sister in Boston. Mrs. Mooney. that her husband isl gravely iii. A sister of the sickl man Mrs. Jenny Mccarthy. also resides here. All hope that the neort news will be that he is bet- tsr.

A farmer here on the back farms road reports tone of the long un- reported deer is living on his farm at present and in prime shape. This is the first report of the little anitmals for some time around here where there is con- sidersble woods to hide them.

The big Christmas night attrac-

I am instriii-iprt hy the Regirmnl; Supervisor. The. Veterans Land Act. to sell by public auction the following equipment:

Set harness; riding horse lice;

PAGE SEVEN

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City of Halifax

For January Investment. . .

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146 Richmond Street

To Yield Rate Maturity Agprgix. .. SW. 1966 .5

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R. M. JONES-Manager Phone 5511

ed. The teacher Miss Joyce Jay deserves credit for putting on such a fine concert. especially since it was her first.

Mr. and Mrs. George W Jay spent Christmas in Lorne Valley, guevis of their (hiighter, Mrs. Earle MacDonald and Mr. Mac- Donald.

Miss Helen Miller, Charlottetown. spent Christmas day with her friend, Miss Shirley Jay.

Mr. Robert Leard, Saint John. N.H., was the guest of his parents for the Christmas holidays.

Mr. Floyd Joy, Mr. Harold Jay and Mr. Alton Jay were visitors in North River Dec. 26.

Miss Mabel Jay, Charlottetown. was guest of her parents. Mr. arid Mrs. Levi Jay for Christmas.

... L AUCTION SALE

I am instriirtsd hy the Regional Supervisor. Vstei-ans Land Act, in Wu-ii by public Auction the follow- ing equipment;

One fertilizer lower: binder;

6 ft. hay mower; 4-row sprayer; 3-section spike hart-ow; 2-sci-tion lever spring tooth barrow; gang plow; hay rake; truck wagon.

January, 1954, at the hour of 1:30 o'clock pm. on the property for- merly occupied by Clement Nick- ieraon, Valleyfleld West. Queen's County, P. E. I.

TERMS CASH. G. H. NELSON,

Auctioneer.

cart; driving wagon: 7 ft. cut- ltiniz bar; F:-iwi-ett range; driving - sleigh; hay rake; cream separ-

C. washing machine.

' P . F' d. di 1 I-It-)l1lIHI',Y, 1954. at the hour of 1:30p Make 550 in it day. New Sensagp xgfs 10 rm” m pr (1 lzfclock pm. on the property for-I tional utility item for every food, -- e?------

lmerly occupied by Martin Cor-. b0;VC-TI-KB 011'-I8?-. 991:. Sample: fur- Ton" Blmww. R084 Km;-Si hushed. Utility A. Co. 53 W. Jaok- ----, - ' ' mm (:.71' chins” 4. ELMZEI-S TRANSFER DIAL INT.

Cnunty. P. E. I. TERMS CASH. G. H. NELSON,

auctioneer: srumirrrs Aocomnibbarmn. -

tion. here was the midnight dance, in st. Peters hell and scores from; this vicinity attended the ball: that got underway shortly after midnight Saturday morning, Many; for-mer residents from the city ar- rived in their Christmas splendor for the bell, the first of its kind in this vicinity in many a moon.

Miss Catherine Kelly and her brother Joe were home with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelly for the holiday. while at another home. that of Mr. Somerled Kelly and his three children, they spent 1 sad holiday moiirnlng the loss of their mother slid wife, Mrs. Kelly who passed away a short, time ago. , .

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..'Christmss has come and gonei in this vicinity. Like so many other places, ' especially around homes where” families came home for the holi-I day. Members of the Sinnott ism-I iiy, Norma, Phyllis, Lorraine. P.R..l Jr.. Clemeiiy and Ralph. all ar-.' rived home to spend the holidayl with their parciits. Others home for the season were Gerard Mc-, Innis and his brother Joe and sister Mary and another brothel-,' Plus. to spend Chnstmas with their mother, Mrs. John F. Mc- Innis. I

Midnight high mass was or-lc-; brated in the church of the Little Flower by the pastor Rex. F Mc-i kenna, who happily announced that this was the 25th cnnsecu-I tlve time he had celebrated mid-! night mess and he will celebrate' his silver jubilee in the priest-I hood next summer, with the fond, hope that he will be spared an-ll other 5 years to the service of,