.slern Guardian I

. SALE at T. M. 'IiIi-ri'tRi:1ia.. saturdw 8”" W”. l3.iii. 5P0"50”d by sumi -H1. women's institute.

. M 150 blood don-I lb 0:: gl Cross Clinic in

needcommunny Hall I D x t. gay August 30th. WWW” 3 4 PAL Standard Time. -

. t CH of Canada t'5lTlEdDr.,(rHAllilIust 28. Services: ulclaflfli 11L a.m., Caledonia " gm. 2. J. MacDonald. Rev. llllcurrieg uoderator.

. YFIELII - Orwell Head "LLB ' Services Sund8Y- Vallevfield ll a.m-l

:4 prri; Orwell Head

'1' Rmr Frcd MacKinnon.

in rm ll” . liter. . IA i-RI.-:sBr1'nitlAN Stindii,l'- August 391 i pm und 7:30 P-11!- . cprvice will be con- M h. Rm .1 irvinri Fletcher (QM... ilnss (, ii-)Rl'IClt.' will be held rim. l,.l.ning in St Andrews ilgiiiicltlilll t'luirch. Montnllllh .”1 .nprini iuusic by the choir. ...i.ivn rm and Rachael Minolt- p nilnlsi

Hunt. lLl. residents of 1.1. ',,mi slil'litllIlIdlllE districts M. Emmi: the 200 blood donors Wd ,-,i Red Cross Clinic in St. mu. Hall on Tuesday. Ausull ,1" ,,........-n 7 and 9 p.m Stand- ;n' iimr I iit.ii-.' has an objective NH-:,Hi.i.....i dnrmrs for Red Cross W, in ilcaver Club Hall on; .-tiiw.-rim. lugust 31st between; mi 7.0 PM Standard. and! (M. W. giipport of residents of l. ,,.m-iw districts. l'lIiisll or GEORGETOWN iii riuiuv i'liurch IAnglican). iiiixiy -lurust 28. Twelfth Sunday

i with

1:.-1 Tl'lfll'l' ti s.m. Standard init' Tlir truly mmunion with ;inui1 Ilivncrcntl W. G. H033.

I-Wei in i'Ilill'fIP

run-;ii t'Iil RCH of Canada mm Suitila). August zoo: as Ilows .liurray Harbor 11 l.m.; urrny RIVPF '7 pm. Rev. A. T aciluiuiiil guest speaker. Little .mi,;, 3 p.ni Rev. J. Murdoch r...p.- uumi speaker.

IT TAKES only a few minutes

we Lht blood that will save a it-perhaps your own. Do your ri by attending either the Mn or suuris Blood Donor i.nu-s on Tucsrlay. August 30th. l)lflt'PIl 24 and Snuris 7-0 PM lanrlilftll

ST PETl".R'5 BAY Pastoral other

argo Marie 7 30 p.m. . i-ices rnncellcd due to illness miiu-icr Rev. Dr. Weir

guest Qlltlfllilll” Rev. R.A. Mac- zl. Minister

.Vltl.VTA('rl'F. NEEDS YOU I! e nt its 250 Blond Donors I! Hi Fross Clinic in Beaver Club IIII on Weiincs'il.'iy. Aulu!I.3llt ixu-on '1 and 4 or between 7 fill El Standard iime

(ii-;oitGi.-:tIowN Pastoral Charge iniicd tfhurch of Canada. Services r -liuliist 2R. Sturgeon. 11 am. Illlioiiii (Toss with St. David's iinior (ilioir. 2 30 p.m.. St. David's hurrli. tieorgcinwn with MolI'll li0ll' 7 pm- iAil on Stands c.t Guest Prsachar: Rav. Si- ayJ Boyce, Minister: Rev. W. . Paterson.

MGIICAN SERVICE at Soul-is Sunday August 28. Twelfth Sun- y after Trinity. ll am. day- Iv tims. tho Holy communion litli sermon in United Church lull, Main St., Souris (by kind. In the church authorities). Rev- rcnd W. G. Hoax Priest in charge. elcbrsnt Rf-vcrend W- T. War- . Rector, Church of the Trans. irsition. Morrisvlllr. PIL. U.S.A.

MONTAGIIE UNITED Hlpllll -tznrntc. iii-v. Rowland G. Hill, I”: "IV 9 45 Montague Sunday

”" "NI" Slllftzeon Sunday

nllool ll Ofltiturgeon farewell ser-i

ltliooi 3 00

N g MIIrrii.v River farowsll M”; QM Halltism Beach Point It ' 3" Mnmaitue farewell aer-

irc. on -r . unmnliIll('f ll) united com

Tgrt I-iii;sin"r1-ziuaiv can.-cl. ands Services. Frlxirne Valley. tb it-ty uill conduct th M P "1 .llnuiaguc thirseniiirlliie it .Z;;".”..Ii'i;'"" 8' W v-m-- um ” v 9 Hr. Robert Murray. .1133" School at 10:00 am. AIII hm andsrii inu ware cordially e at these services Rev A F-viii-hi-ii. Minister. ' '

Ill 2 .' - - - I . l(.'FIll)'T1'lll(.liI-I PASTORAL naiio up,” 0 gunned. Church d' M". M - Fraser. R.A.,r ii,,,,mP t1'"'l'”-l- Alltzust zlltlr Iorniiic s --I am ldlyngmh Silltiriilllul) )and jlalor sun; - Jwer ant ' WVIFH at follgt:-Ir R Wtandarrli, lug g ' "I AT. MacDonald.- . music by the Mun.” and the choir of Trill-I . Rluntsgue. VII"?! preacher Rev . ll. - - I ...:;t.'-:"'i"- no '

722!) pm. It M .i llcvfield United Church.

Their task will be Ill follow

I 100 .Vliirra.V River Sunday Mild! M '0V""mT"v I

storey building collapsed 'l'tiiirsday while 800 wedding guests were cele bratlng on the roof. At

sundly Mill!!! persons were injured. 38 of them 9 YOURS Peoplos seriously.

Lower Montague United Church will celebrate the thirty-third an- niversary of its dedication next Sunday. August 28. with services at 2:30 and 7:30 pm. tstamlnrd Timct.

tribiition list for his salary in 1837 still exists, showing names and umounts. There is also a list for llltl, and one also for Rev. Hugh Ross in Illflfl.

Rev. James Bulpiil was the

Church history in this cnnimun- zrcat Methodist pioneer in this ity goes back to an early time. Province. coming to Charlottetown Dr. James MacGrc-gor. the noted in 1807, mid preaching at times Scottish Presbyterian pioneer. in the Mnntnguc area. preachcd in this area in 1793 Rev. At a later time there were Tor Roderick MacAuley was sctilcti in several yours two churches. Meth- l837 as minister of Murray li:ir- ndist and Prcshytcrian. in Lower hour and Three Rivers. the latter Vloningiie. These became one in comprising Georgetown. Cardigan 1022. and the present church. the and Montague districts. A con- first Unucd Church in this Pro-

Says Decision To Put Broke On Optimism

NEW yoiix, .Ap. ., '1')”. New lwiu-ii iii-it (ti-us: blood donor i-nvironim-ut have in-iii-liiiir-ii as .,r the publu-ly.owng-d Canadian York Tune, ,3” lhe Em,,,,mve,. t'lllll('S were hold in Moutaguc the result of reei-ivinc blood National Railways in the first administration has reached 3 W1, JUSI. one year ago. the objective li'aflSlIlnl0nS. and will surcli do gpven months of this year showed.

icy declllon ”to put a brake on the optimism created by the Big Four conference last month at Geneva." ,

That is the meaning of llll'llI('x in President Elm-.nhoiver's 3-ipPP('li before the American liar Assoc latlnn at Philadelphia Wednesdai says a Washington dispatch by James Restnn.

The story notes that the sprecli emphasized that the "spirit of Geneva." if it is to be "genuine and not spurious." must not bc uscd to justify the division of Ger- many. the enslavement of th sateiites or the activities of sub- verslve communism.

The story adds that i-lisoiilinw erls theme was agreed upon in the national security Council af- ter widespread indications that the "Geneva spirit” was being re- tarded in some Allied and neu- tral countrlcs not as a means to a ganeral European settlement. but as an end in itself.

Accordingly, Eisenhower and State Secretary Dulles decided that it was time for a public warning.

That warning was mat the Un-

of 217 donors Wcdncsrlziy. .'ii:uc's quota will hc 250 of thr I334! olijoetivc for next week's four day: of clinics The town of tlontagus ltsclt has been given a quota of at inn-at I00 donors to achieve. anti the remaining I50 are exported to come from thi- surrounding districts. All who possibly can should take advan- tage of attending the afternoon session and in this way avoid the overcrowding that usually occurs in the cvcniiitl.

.'llr. Gilbert Clcincnls of Muni- uguc is ocaln heading up the ar- rzingcinciils for the clinic and x9V8l'Hl organizations are doini; 4-verything they can to make this rllnlc the most siii-cessiul ever Many residents of Montague and

Time For Old Cowmen To Get Into Action

33rd ANIVERSARY OF CHURC I

IMontague Has 250 Goal For Blood Donor Clinic

was 200 donors for the afternoon all in their power to urge those :ind evening sessions. and a total with whom they come in contact registered. Next to bc donors, and in Auvzust (list. Mont help to repay sonic of thc Prov-

g Largo Water p Safety Class IAI Montague

Examining the largest Royal Life Saving Society class this year at Montague yesterday after- noon. Mr. Paul Cudmore and Miss Iloan Murphy expressed their plea- sifra at seeing such a large class being awarded medallions and ycertificates in recognition of their achievement. Besides the Royal Life Saving class. Miss Winnifred MacPherson. instructor. also pre- sented several other classt-:- for examination. and in view if the past two weeks conccntratcd in- iatructlon. the results were --inst gratifying to the instructor. and .an indication of her capability in this work.

. This year the Red Cross Swim- ming and water safety program was sponsored by the Montague Junior Board of Trade. who under took this project with regard to "-g-v---v---.................. the welfare of the children to - - whom a thorough kunwledgc of A swimming and water as ety is )f

,great importance.

The following are the awards

Intermediate c e r t i ficate A l

ilfeather Jamieson. i Bronze medallion---l. Greta Wig .sinton, 2. Merrill wiggluion. 3. Kenny MacKenzle. 4. Leonard Munroe. 5. Victor Bell, ti Elaine Pools. 7. Lester Hennlgar. ll. Dick Matheson.

' Senior - l. Maxine MacLeod. f,lcI'r”'i7pwf.;'22d'dl””I'" "" 5"””" 1. Keith Matheaon. 3. Robert

R- ii iii '1 l r t HEW” chufhinnln lie:-n I-I-dc:-rcgiaicnd. ail: l"""""”""'”n1- K9” M""L”"-

. I - - n -I . 2. Billie Van Idcrstine. Ii. Wayne haw eectric light xtures install Jnhnsm t Cmherme snrrex 5'

Next Sunday at 2:30 (Standardl.IM"lorI' Gun"

R p A T. 1 ' B. Ap . Juniors-1. Norma Matheson. D?! of New ”I,z1f,?;;',3,dN. S” WEI 2. Margaret Hewitt. 8. Arthur b H, . . .p - .- liewitt. V

e e guest prcathci with music Bezmners;1. Elaine Docherm

by the 'tiurrny River trio, and the choir ofi Trinity Church, Montague. Sand” Bmhne" 3' Jackie At 72.10 Istandaiill. Rev. F. Mac- Semplt L D5" M”K9"7'I9- 5' Kinmmy 5- A” of Vamyfmdv Wm Phyllis Nicholson, 6. David Fraser. preach. with music by the choir 7- Dla""' H359" 9 Mlllbum of Vallcyfield United Church. Rllleyv 9-,, 2'0"" Ll9W9l,lY"- I0- - Stewart '. hits, 11. Louise Fox.

C.N.R.' Revenue Shows lncroose

MONTREAL (CPI---Net revenue

an increase of S26.404.000. it was imnounccd Thursday.

Operating revenues in the seven- month period totalled S380.649.000 while operating expenses amounted to 5li.'lS0.S7il.flfl0. in the ciu'rcsp0nd- ing pcriod of I954. operating rev- cuties were a.'tttit.9ttt.0o0 and operat- ing expenses. S.”lti4.324.00t'I-

The figures exclude taxes. equip- ment rentals and fixed charges.

in .Iuly. operating revenues were 557313.000 and operating expenses. S5iI.fi94.0iIlI. leaving net revenue of ”4i.21l-L000. compared with 83.353.- too in July. last year.

this way

incr-'5 prescnt inticliierlncss of

l.flfl0 holtlcs.

Curries Machine in Lunch Con

ROUYN. Qui-. tCPi--Police at- t-used a man Wednesday of tak ing heavy pumping equipment piece by piecc from tlic Qiicmon

gold mine at which he wnrkcd

and carrying it home lll his lunch

M SHOW sear They charged Marc (mitton. FROM

.'ii-year-old welder. with theft.

Police said the uiidcrizroiinti cqulpmcni was gradually dis- mantled daily for three ycnrs

They said they found it assem- bled in the basement of Grai- ton's home. They added that more than 51.000 worth of the material was hidden under the stairs.

Six pollecmen

FAT STOCK SHOW

Fed by Ralph Anncar. Low- er Montague, on display

Friday and Saturday. took two hours

Iii? 3335” r"."i.Y.?.iIi3'””.i.si'5.”i3'"'”.'I mnimunarz. Mm W M I?...-Ii”rIl.- Iii i2i'.I'-'.".'I7"I.'-I...i”'IL".r.2I 't'tEwE'”"YN's

"renevs as in first stop l....-min t'"""Ell pl"."”l.” "" "'”'”"" "ft; minc ' ' I Illoiitaguo

'ho reunification of Germany. the '1"l:1"ml:I""11m'1':. lg"3J:g”u"nd 5m”. Officers said Grattnn appar- -

extension of freedom to the satel 1 ' - r ' ' ently' intended to sell it. , .

itos and the abolition of anti There's talk nl letting ilmm Var"

Amenlcan ,.. r min by the mints. SIl;9D."FlLlll on the same L T R .

Communist npparalus ranizc wit ca 9. guns 0 Q a'r ' , . It now is bring inndc eleur In I-jg-pci-iiiieiits at the Slavclv P

Washington th at Elsi-iiIiowri"s speech represents the host: of the llIatl'0rt'lons that Dullc: will take to Geneva in October ii-iii-ii he meets with tho Sovioi. fir-ilicli Ind French fnrcien vuiiiislcrs up the July meeting of tho liic Foilr

ui'asslnnd experimental suh-station of the federal department of agri- 1-IIIIIIFP indicate that for the foola hills area of southern Alberta.

thp giiasslnnd.

" s hntnm-lnnd and gentle slopes. and BUnlmNG FM!” sliccp can he grazed

xiftllp slopes.

CAIRO. Egypt t.-'lPl A four

M'f'S!iiVE cattle grazing may be

wiped hack to grass by a selective grazing program using sheep.

That's what the experiments in-

dicate. anyway.

least 50

i

Special Dinners . On Sunday

Special Sunday Dinners will be served in The Bison "Rainbow" Dining Room, Montague, every Sunday for the rest of the season. '

TU-RKEY or CHICKEN

With All The Trimmings Children 75c

Adults 31.25 Dinner Servcd from 4-7

The Bison Restaurant

...m..s.”;..:.;.-T. .

Ifleutersi .- wui Jspln obtained the In contrlcta Isdhl l WM" 405 steam locomo- was nf' llillre "Ian umnl”-we Max it announced

llappy I-Iolidaycl L

If YOU .

DRIVE... I

MAYFAIR THEATRE

Murray River - THURSDAY - FRIDAY

TENSE, SAVAGE , IIDVPNTURE! at W 3 . n I p

ilintfs actually the best thing for proved a proizrziiu providini: up to s900.00tl.000 in fcdcrui loans in re-

Shcep like the finer givisst-s and Pair of IWPIIWV fl"Ii'"t'" pm-in"; weeds, and nine pl-efgr.(IaInIIKPl'l in the unrthcnstcrn U.S. a fairly coarse grass. Cattle preferl ll00fl3-

on fairly ive order at his p quarters authorizing thc i-in:-rizcncy get the girl who beennle I

Riiiiucs thot :ii'c wccdy throuizli ”"””'a"I'

Defence Plants

I) ENV ER. Colo. ideni Eiscnhmvrr

FINAL TWO DAYS!

TODAY ' AND SAT. The president signed an pxc(-tit-

r;;(-niirm he,-id NETPP. llflV'Pl' (Elli yOll TOT-

iAPt - Prea- 'l'hiit'.sday ap-

p'illlIS

star-and a woman--a.t the some iuomontl

CAPITOL

TODAY AND SATURDAY

it Ru. s

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lunii Gsiiuiin JAMESMASDII

cnmiasaori

TECHNICOLOR STEREOPHONIC

MATINEE 2:3o' avsumo 5:30 . 9 .

PRINCE

IXTIIAI Cartoon - short - Comedy and Chapter I of . .''V '5' - 3" P"- 57- T

ism-ui.

llnquosf Held In Death

Of Gasperoaux Man In Drowning Accident

Acorn about I p.m.. who told him of the accident. He took Acorn to the home of Grant Graham where the R.C.M.P. were called They then went to the shore. and he saw the body in the water and that Mr. Acorn had gone out in the water to get it. The sea was rough and the boat was not equal to the outside shore in weather like that. He said that

A coroner's jury inquiring into "be death of Ivan Steele of Gas- pereaux. found that he came to us death at Gaspereaux ny rowning as the result of a boat apsizinit. with no blame attach- ed to the second party in the

ct. " -r i)-- f; S A luiuan pre- sided over the inquest and Mr. . Nit-liolson represents-d the

Hlriday, Aug. 26. 1955 The Guardian l” '11

Fast Shove iHorror-Movie NAPLES. Italy iAPl - An- ACTOT IS wed

tonlo Buono, the barber who claims he can shave a man ll 18 seconds "from lather to lo- tion." said Thursday he has been invited to the United States to prove it-on televi- siol.

He said he received the in- vitation from a "big TV net- work." He didn't know which one. nor whether he would go.

actor. was married Wednesday night to the film studio worker who wrote him daily letter! while he was a state hospital 'patiaut for treatment of drug addiction.

The bride is Hope Lonlngsr Lugosi. 40. a fan of Lu(osi's since her girlhood in Johnstowl. Pa. The marriage was her first, Lugosi's fifth. They plan a non- eymoon in New York.

'r-on-n he had made efforts to I

Mr. Nicholson read the autopsy 3" sue” III" II” "M "' any icport of Dr. L. E. Prowse which elm; "I "'9 showed that there were no marks Rn" Palm" R" C" M P” Mom" 'lf external violcnce. that thc "wk mned mm lg '. "sun of 'lflgS were filled with fluid. and II ph""' can "9 am (”O"" M'”'

one)" went to the scene at Gal- pareaux. He saw the body on the shore. but it showed no signs of life. He examined the punt. which was about 12 feet long and four feet wide. and leaked on the -ides and bottom There were no cats in the boat. he said.

The jury was then instructed by the Coroner and brought in the verdict given above.

Members of the jury were An- drew Mac-Kenzie. foreman, James Raymond Riley. Everett George Dixon. John Duncan Kelly. Lester if-"hlllp Steele. Stephen Hamid Hlcken. Marvyn Johnston.

iiat in his opinion death was due 'v drowning in salt water.

Mr. Gerald Acorn. Charlotte own. stated that on August 7th he was at the home of liarolri Butler and there he met Ivan Steele. They talked for awhile. then they went to the shore and went out on the water in in small punt. Steele. he said. sat on a crate and rowed the punt out to a huny in the water.

it was a rough day and the

oter was comini: in the punt faster than he could hail. Hs said he could swim a Hill: bit. and struck out for shore. Wheny he got there he looked for Steele but could not see him.

He took the truck and wont to get someone to phone the RC M. P. Later he came back to thc shore with others. and saw the body in the water and he went out to get it. Artificial respira- tion was applied. he said. but

ELECT CANADIAN

STARLIGHT, Pa tAPl-Sharon llank. a 19-year-old sophomore at the University of British Columbia. has been elected international B'Nal B'Rith girls president. This is the first time in the history of without avail. the group that a president was

William Henry Graham. (iasw clceted outside of the United pereaux. said that he saw Mr States.

WARNING NOTICE Notice is hereby given that all violators of the No Parking signs in front of the Mt. Stewart Fire Hall shall have the vehicle registration number taken and turned in to authorities. Signed: R. H. INNESS. Clerk, Village of Mt. Stewart, P. E. I.

I

TOWN OF SOURIS The Town will revert to Standard Time on mid- night. Sunday, August 28th next. MELVIN J. MoQUAlD. Town Clerk.

THEATRE

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FRIDAY - SATURDAY - ADM. 40c - 556

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Robert Ryan - Barbara Stanwyck Also Cartoon and Latest News Reel NLYIILEI Show Time for all Shows-8:00 Standard or 9:00 Daylight.

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NEW 1954 HEATERS AT BARGAIN PRICES

Have you a large space t.o heat? If so we have a beautiful double unit

THERE'S FUN FOR YOU - - - - AND THE FAMILY TOO - - ' AT THE

NORTH RIVER illllvi:-IN THEATRE

BOX OFFICE OPENS ll P.M. -- SHOW AT 8:30 EM.

THE MOST DANGEROUS CITY NORTH OF THE RIO GRANDII SILVER made it rich - - - hot LEAD kept It poor - - - and an IRON hand ruled its frightened pooploi

ANNOUNCER: ”Violenoe in a black sombrero swaggera through the dusty streets . . . an unknown killer prowl: the silent shadows . . . the stage is set in terrifying Ill- pense for THE DUEL AT SILVER CREEK.

SEE IT - - - TODAY AND SAT.

Starring Audio Murphy - Faith Domerguo - Stephen McNs.lly

Color by Technicolor

"THE DUEL AT SILVER CREEK"

COMEDY - SPORTS - OAUIOOU

' coin Al YOU All - DON'T nlusaa Ur.

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- No any srrrnn

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EXTRA!

. SUNDAY MIDNIGHTI

BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 12:06 A.K.

HOLLYWOOD MP:-Bela Lus- oal. the 73-year-od horror-movie

NO GAL WAS EVER SWEETER - ' - AND