THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN 
     
    
   
   
    
     Montague Projects 4 Murray Iiarhor 
     
     Making Progress North Anii-Vicinity 
     
    
   
   
    
     ..'The preliminary work of ex- . Mrs. David Miller spent several 
     
     cavating the cellar for the new days recently visiting at Murray 
     
     Harbor where "she was the guest 
     
    
   
   
    
     kocrrooaa 1o, L195: 
     
     Glace Bay Police 
     
     Officer Convicted 
     
    
   
   
    
     arisen nay, ms. (OP)- mi 
     
    
   
   
    
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     THE EASTERN. GUARDIAN Georgefown and 
     
    
   
   
    
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     AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: Harold F. Landry. Mrs. Byron St9WHl"-  
     
     AGENT GEORGETOWN: Walden  pvWW- 
     
     The Guardian may he bought at the foliowing'piaces in Montague: 
     
     Blue Dome lteatauraiit, and Guardian Office: in Georgetown: 
     
    
   
   
    
     Charlottetown Teachers 
     
     Federation Meeting. 
     
    
   
   
    
     sire: what is asked and it smears 
     
    
   
   
    
     ..'Mr. Stephen Batu-hilder. who 
     
     is employed as a wireless operator 
     
    
   
   
    
     The Post Office; Ln Sourla: The Snack Bar. g I Federal building ” Monme ue 15 . 
     
     . let 'll0lllh8eh Quebec. emved In almost completed. Durinl tngc past of her brother-in-law and sister, 5”” Sh Ch” W" eleetell the that they aronot rel-dlna thetiueb 3"'tlltll- '4l'Yt'-l'-eltl Ollce Br 
     
     JDANCE Benn, Hm, Mum. w.KmG-5 MILL. Montague, Georgetown on October 7 on a visit week we mggmbomlm ,wdenceo ML md M". Gun, Nelson. new president of the Charlottetown tlona intelligently, policeman. was convicted rriduo 
     
     ague, Monday, October 12. Mosser'slhu.i'ins loss. 10 feet 2 lTlCll?5 ltl"3 W his, D””'"l"5v Ml'- md M” 39h" which was located at the corner of e -,--- Tnche" F9d”””m Di E m””n5 TI" IN”? 5'0” UP lllilo Tom" I” H193” p”'””k"n O3 PI"! of l 
     
    

    
     orchestra. i0lll.l'- lBMClllld5-”v ti the land, was hauled to the rear Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cameron held in R9chl0l'd still”? 5t3h00l 810119! for dlscuuion. nuch Wu 1,4 atill.e . 
     
     ' yesterday. Others elected for the by a summeer School student, Three others involvedin thi 
     
    
   
   
    
     ”: and family have returned to their 
     
     home in New Glasgow, N.s.. lifts-r 
     
     spending several days at Murray 
     
     Harbor North guest of Mr. and 
     
     Mrs. Everett Condon. 
     
    
   
   
    
     of the property and will eventually 
     
     be removed to a new location. Im- 
     
     medlately thereafter the work oi 
     
     excavating the cellar was begun. 
     
     and it is rapidly nearing the nnal 
     
    
   
   
    
     ch”: '9” 0" 5! UM, death of 1 
     
     man in a basement explosion. wert 
     
     remanded until "next Thursday. 
     
     Oecil Mills, owner of the hougo 
     
     is charged with possessing a still 
     
    
   
   
    
     coming year were: Vice-president, 
     
     Mr. J. Reginald MacDonald: see- 
     
     retary-treasurer, Miss Alta Prowae; 
     
     member of the executive. Miss Al- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Misa Mary Gamble had charge of 
     
     I Sclenco sroup; Miss Alice Fraser 
     
     spoke on Primary Methods; Miss 
     
     MMNGI-ll moire on Class Room 
     
    
   
   
    
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     "s1'() Arl-TEN” CoNn.;N'n()Ns.. ..t'D0lK”T FAIL to. attend i'il('il -Mi". Adolphus Johnston of Sol-ll'I5 
     
     D1. Pmsmn Maclmym of Muntagug.CTFdlL L'nion Celebration at M0l'OII,:Lln6 Road. was a business visitor 
     
     is IPi1Vlng today for Montreal ii'liere;0Cl9bCli 14th. 8 P. 31. Speakers and l to Georgetown on October 8. 
     
    

    
     i i mnlmiislcal programme. 
     
    
   
   
    
     he will attend the annunl ' 
     
    

    
     rimir convention of the Montreal . -  .. . h 1 M1 Allllll 5- Mosh” N Momt stage. -2- ice Fmseh exnomclm  Donald Mmummtu "14 318?? 5t- BB1- 
     
     MP(mWChin”,gml sncmy held m . .(.i-ilLiiin-.hs .SLl”Silli'? Vt-stii agile was ii businem visitor to The MW Montague bridge 15 Mr. Mamll Hmdemm 1.," ,9. MacBeath. nadette told of the General Re. His brother Edstr and Joseph 
     
     the Montreal Hospital. ”K'”'"l' l.”,”' .'""" PM t.”"1lG”"'l”'0ll'll 0" October 7- also proceeding ahead with the rently for Halifax. NS, where Elected tothe board of govern- fresher oouiisc held. at Prince of Wllllltll We the "ll"! ch!-rles ll 
     
    

    
     7. - fI""M' "mink. "'0"! "ml I010” "T" abutment pillars at the north end he hopes to obtain employment. 0l'5 Welel W55 Mabel Mathew" "I W315 00llN9- N - 3"rch9n- ' - 
     
    

    
     ..-'ro srxii ISLAND i-oiri-.-l”5" 39"” 5.".”"'.,Mo"mgm' ML” 3"” Bmhlldtl. .”l""led in place. and the rock nil-in - Pllhte Street: 1-- P- Ce-lleuheh of A pmcidiscusaion was then held WW Pellet Pteblns the desth oi 
     
     rouo ro GREECE-The pupils ..,”.,(.F C,0gFDgg.m, Mnhellle eh 00!. 7 from a well to the around the pillars placed. Also over Mr. and Mrs. James McLiire Queen Square; Norman Maol-cod under the direction of Mr. Den-ill ml?" 90Ptt- 95- lellnd wti 
     
     '"' t ' O ' Shmlt at St All”? dt B””Pl'9- half the 10 pillars for one of the and Mir. Carl Giraharn. were Of West Kent. 81101 51536! St. 111- Moauigan. The four members of t"ken L0 7l05DltIl by I man who 
     
    
   
   
    
     ieft.lmmediately after he was ad. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     of Pcnkes school have received at” I D. P A MK I t.. N - I . ' 
     
     iltlllvlflilfl llolll ll” J”"lm' R'edfM('Oelli:l)2llf',r willreljeon closcqdr nfirirfi iQ:Tb?Ic1i Mzlxljiegatghgler Ole” Vie” centre supports have been put into visitors to Plciou.  last gent; airlfheotl-efttio;ari1igl'oipi:e:4(.1iiei;a1i;e.Mr Don thud pAme1;wM:,e. M31,” Mulhuon mmed nu-the mv an n 
     
     -.-, b 2 ' lie Eleinentary ., . F . , -; ., l - v - - place. A total of 34 pillars al- where they were it: giics o o g . . - an nn 3, h sister 3;. E; "L . r e gs on uh. 
     
    

    
       lLlii'(lE3('P. 'Thcx M? g.'1lL'uI((l)L(:L(.LII)?XflnlLT:Irl 1l?1tl'l1Iil.:lDY('.s”l” l i fT . together are required. seven at Mrs, McLul'c-'s bi'oilier-in-law allohllld .M3CBe3il'l Dl”55lCl0d dl1l'lIl8.f-he and Mr. Austin 'Kenncdy' dlscugsed covered the "em- 
     
     now pie-paring one of the island - ” ' M1" Smnwled rmmm' Wlilslel each end for the abutments. and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Louis For-y-V'55lllll llllcl lll Ills 3ddl'95-5 3'eVl9w' Vllliloll-1 Rlfoblemil of interest. RCMP ”'Id Bumllell told thlem 
     
     in retuxn Bi; o g,BUL0..A LAYgAwlu. PLAN. of-Charlottetown was ii business 10 ,0, each of the centre supper” gum”. ed the various activities 0 rledoiit The chuxmm gppomgud lwm. he hid been El"!!! 35 by Wiislen 
     
     iisitor to Georgnioiiii on Oct. 8. The” concrete m,e1.,em,o,.ced W, by the executive during t e year. mm,” to 100;; mu, .1; ch, upecu to hlul the till! parts to the town 
     
    
   
   
    
     He urectzmmended thizu there be dump. He had done so. 
     
     Con hul Y of represen on in the The resolutions were read by Mr   
     
     Charlottetown. Teachers' Institute J,.q.s. wim ' K N W D Nnmml 
     
     and suggested that a member of ”m' Ht” which the Amhem p 
     
    
   
   
    
     - ;Now is the time to choose your 
     
     ..'M0.N'TAGUE G0-W91 Tabelt lwaich from Biilova. Lorie, Elco and g T"- V 
     
    

    
     iiacio. 5'.lflCI8,l'. Out. l1lll- 10 hm-r'olher fine watches on display rill ML Clmeme Mgmswfm nnd Mrs 
     
    

    
     nrr-nznu Sunday School ullll lllll5'iC. R. Bnehiici-, Jeweller, M(illii'li.','LlC. Mmlll D””"”v WW0 ale 9'"l””l'ed 
     
    

    
     "mm nmmeltgmph lesson with! in Cliarlotteimili. rccciiily spent 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Clements. of summer schools for teachers. 
     
     White Sands, were the recent 
     
     guests of Mrs. C. J. McLiii'e. 
     
    
   
   
    
     lers are poured on the approach 
     
     and afterward raised and driven 
     
     through the silt fill-in to bed rock. 
     
     On these will be poured the cem- 
     
     ent steel-relnforced lower deck. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mrs. Carl Graham. is speiidlii: the Past executive hlecome an ex- 
     
    
   
   
    
     vziidiv colored flglll'9S homcs 1" 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     oi all ages. Special singing bmannounce engagement 1 V 
     
     Rosencath boys trio. ll am..morn- ftiieir dnuglits-r. Add Aiimi l Mr- Jack Mums 0l the Denarl- , me mo; gidet.-aiuu um some in the form of a resolution which   
     
     inc SF!l'.i'Fl ii'lIi chalk :1lustia(t:ionpcli'iinldR (TF(llYiPlifQ1fi,I snii ofuhlr. aivi yl(l)l:l;ln::lnH:VT:i!:.4alldGz?::Eg:;:SW2; The outside work on the new B H M L Tm L nlg-lsmgilclythpafaeed rgzrmhhe  
     
     .- ... - g 1" -..'s. .',  v. N-.l-l i  ill ' ' ' .' . cur. (non, ' ' . 
     
     in I-t.i..lr. .5 H ghi. Subject it I  H N (k ilill ' niii Ikyll, mlmms on Oct. 8- nurses residence Vat the Kings Vfiss .0 el 1, V rib d g Wm L35 an 5 mm ii Pfb r 1 ' I.-OR ALB your gut and renewal 
     
     us at R:-fiicc. 9 pm, an alter-Elllrllilrliltl l in 6' rate In t AC county Hospital is nearing chm- Mass, vias tie vieo en guet ac x co mem e n subscription: remember that the 
     
     church service with nies.-sage by Obfll l O ' ' ' pletibn. and workmen inside are of Miss Mary J. Mc!.iure the -new executive. Paraplegic Agency represmuuve 
     
     Mr. Lew I-lama. and speclnl Smie W, , ' mwvee: completing the installation of the Ml” F-lltlll? Bwllt” lll the 059' stands ready to gar-vg you. 
     
     mg by: Muiray Harbour romp .v. (W Isl the ktfme in lfn). Personals heating, plumbing and glgctrjc W1,-. A large representation from acity of acting general secretary. wE ARE AUTHOI,-uzED' Md 
     
     Hm:-ly inVli..'1il0fl is extended to W3. A Ema flit” l -tlllll tll. ing. Insulation has him been the Murray Harbor North Y.P.S. gave a comprehensive report of the equipped to handle orders for ev- 
     
     .. .lllnl -tlleulal Vllllslmns lzlll -Allele. i ' i 1 ed on the second store- and it attended the Presbyterian Young P.E.l. T.F. activities. This report " mu nine ublismd g h 
     
     R.” ”h””' ””' "”"””V "'""' "'”' '" hm” M"”””” G'””' RiN"viF;a:xtpected ihit the inter-ihr finish Peoples Snrietv rallv lwld ln will be printed in ll-s entirety at at om) BY niiyice agnd indgistry and (ziliir  
     
     -WT l ” ' . '5 2 x v'- E . e . e t i . - I L ' .. y e En - ' 
     
     ..'l-”lllil'? M”3Tl-Vlf Tl” ”"  nlillfllil-:Ln;i&i)2;ItBl:3?;YLPlL: u.'-.whr,i,i-   (iiudirtigjlgtj Work will get underway in the near Zlon Church Hall 0'0. Tllulsdlll later date. resentatlves will be very grateful 
     
     giyar Ineciing hi Hillside lmign, grass Np Y- R PM-mew thee-iNpL in lmul.hp home MAN-4.1V -rantd Mrs mm”. evening October 1. lviiss Helen The forenoon session featured p, indeed for the opportunity you 
     
     No. l'.1.'i, l.OO.F. was held on." 'md'ph;no'dMIM 'Vm”'a:”?. imfbet Nylsnn Mnm; U ' -ewe? Bricker. national girls work sec- sectional grade meetings during l-IONE gjve' them to demonut,-nu mm. 
     
     Tupgdny night at the Montague W n ' e T - - 9 er , - retary gave an interesting an which lively discussions took place ability to serve you with your 
     
     lndgn rooms, with Brother H. L.  WI d  E. t C m    informative talk illusti-ated by regarding curriculum and teachers SIMPLY CALL .m5l3llZ'll9 5llb5"lP'-l0ll "'5'- 
     
     Ma"Gr'e-zor pr:-sidingz. Twenty-tw'il .'('Hl'R(lH OF ('HiiiS'i'. Siin- ' i r- H" t 15' "W5 . 0 "' slides of her .vlslI-to mission problems. Reports were prepared YOU. PAY Exactly the llmk Is 
     
     illf'lllI1('liS weir present. Dile to ill- day. 0"l0ll"l' lllll Nllllllhi-'ll"? M"'.m'd MW Ann” s1.nCm”' and  fields in Japan. Formosa and and were later presented to the Mayo”? Gm Puhllsllers” PFICE? Nth 101' new 
     
     mks SW9”! mpmbers of U". dem,M.1(,,,n am RIM? Sum”, (M. an o iVI..Ks Winnie Allen. Charlottetown. I I y India. general meeung. P -l 1 g  and renewal and special offers put 
     
     ".(,;m wore absent me,-ego,-e ninxes including adult Bible lil:i;s.lWCm. FEM” aligns or Mrs' L” H' ..M.. Mr. K. A. -Pairkel”, simerintendent (grip ism Sigazmc Agcnh out by Publlsherst You can 3”” 
     
     was decided to postpone conicrT'i11'00l am mom": 'wmh'p'LcOmn' Manta?” Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mcbeorl of the City schools sue-Seed the ChaArIn(:1ittre(L:OeVVn..P. E. i. Ixmctntorditerexatgti yotlhe Pilahizlwc 
     
     ing the second degree until next Ltltls Runner and prmicliing. Sor-- Ralph”'Jham JMlss Mary K. Munro, Chm” and young daughter Bonita, Osh- necessity of the teachers endeav- phone 1351 pgbmhus. price: '5 
     
    
   
   
    
     lnduc night. Brother ,. I V ' o  , . 
     
     NIMKMW, mpnrled that amnip, E:-In qllI;l(:4l'lzI.l"Mlll;grdll(ll nwni. migdillllltYiglligtlllmylglrmlilnt ants, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Munro visitinir the fnrnicrls pal-eiiis. Mr as regards the home and school. or SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY is A 
     
     memi ("V '1" ""”C"” "I be held VIlil'l'7lt: llrirlitor mi. iiiii-Hhlvluio ciiiiilrivlcd at gBnfinI'I.sland S M whim Road" m.d Mm Albert McLmd' car” They should 19”: no opp-o"'umty' H T Pr0.i6Ct 01 I-he Calllidlhn Pam- 
     
     ””l ”'”k ll"? be” ”ml”e”'d ”lsriihoi' and l.nrrI's.SililDPr' ' COIN-I ' s.. ' M Ken m'";,,':D mm PWC b"m"' mi; spefikerththldi ff ";”g1"g p”' N M L pleslc Assoclatlon. Quebec and 
     
     d"”- St”'9l""l "mil bllsllltgs male h - n e" e -- 4 ' - . "' " J D 0 ' ' t ' "1 an 9 er "e”5e persom mm C M" , Maritime Division and rornotea 
     
     tors were rlcalt with in the usus!.N;:::;la.fLr:Rf.,.l1(j,::.,,Ci.m(:lm:h::gtH; A;i'I'n31r';.":Il"'!d2'fl':l'1M!0S?;2nnyam student. Chnrlottetown. W-1! 3 Misses Sadie and Cnt.hei'ineii-calize what our schools are doing Paraplegic Magazine Agent pmmabh, employmem (ox; Mem- 
     
     rnannor, After the meeting closed-rim W... F-..,.,...,,m. wnnm. mug gnum WM, mm, mm” vmmrg Week-Gnfl Vlsltuf of hli Dnrenht Mlllar are spending sexcrnl clays ill the work of education. The Souris. P. E. 1 Phone 40 be" 0; the puupiexic Auocinion 
     
     I flellmells lllheh was served by cnnird, KPiliiFiIi T. Norris. Evnii,:- Iii Gaspornaux, the guests of Mr. M." a."d Mm CO1!” Macnmmld Vlslllllll lll Dllftlllmltlli NS. Quests Home and School Organization. only. There is no extra cost to 
     
     the lunch committee-. (tllxtf, and MR phmp Meg”. Kllmllll. of Mr. and Mrs. Leverett Graham Crflllltllluedt Mi-. Pigkiie. is lpriel of you. You get finest service . . . 
     
     e” 'e er tee” r - --A--w Aw ...v7e -..- ? te mos inipor n VB c as You can siwe up to 4095. 
     
    
   
   
    
     and backni , - H o ' 
     
     pi-niiiiris that will hold the 'lni9I'P5i;M1-5. Ruben COOK, wmd 15iands.;GC0rSlIl0llll- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mnlco'm I mm" "Th" 
     
    
   
   
    
     The riiliifallrowiiiio 
     
    
   
   
    
     V(iA(i'iE)IE.VT 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     the oil 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Epistle to 
     
    
   
   
    
     uh. Mdlseveral days at their 
     
    
   
   
    
     iIlPTifliY1-L --'Ml'- 
     
    
   
   
    
     THEATRE 
     
    
   
   
    
     has 
     
    
   
   
    
     on MON. - TUE. - and - WED. 
     
    
   
   
    
     presents another wonderful 
     
    
   
   
    
     AT SCOURIE" . . . I 
     
    
   
   
    
     picture for all to enioy-"SCANDAL 
     
     Starring Greer Gurson and Walter Pidgeon! 
     
    
   
   
    
     Filmed in the WOl'lM'II and realism of Technicolor - '.'SCANDAL AT 
     
     SCOURIE" . . . is the story of a spirited woman wIio- fights spite- 
     
     ful. small-minded people . . . for the right to adopt a child whose 
     
     faith is different from her own! She's proud and fiery. and before 
     
     she's fiirougii-the town's Iiisses have turned to Iiurruhs . . . and 
     
    
   
   
    
     hate to love! 
     
    
   
   
    
     re- 
     
    
   
   
    
     and above this the roadway. 24 
     
     feet 'in width. There will also be 
     
    
   
   
    
     lottetown, recently visited her par- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mrs. William Fraser. Mnntifgue. 
     
     was a recent visitor of Mr. and 
     
     e Mrs. George Clarev, whim Road. 
     
    

    
     Miss June Benton and Miss 
     
     Znna Benton. both of Charlotte- 
     
     town. are visiting their father. 
     
     Mr. Norman Benton, Commercial 
     
     Cross. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. and Mrs. Archie Stuart Mr. 
     
     Preston MacLeod and Miss Lillian 
     
     Macliend. Valleyfleid East. were 
     
     Sunday vlsiiorsjo Whim Road. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. Stanley Macxlnnon. whim 
     
     Road. visited his brotl-ier-in-law 
     
     and sister. Mr and Mrs. Ira Hill. 
     
     Mayfield. during thr recent week- 
     
     end. Mr. MacKinnon will be leav- 
     
     ing shortly for employment in 
     
     Ontario. 
     
    
   
   
    
     visiting in Halifax 
     
     Pres- 
     
    
   
   
    
     several days 
     
     guest of her mother. Mrs. 
     
    
   
   
    
     awn. Ont. are spending some time 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. Mack Livingstone. Misses 
     
     Margaret and Isabel McLeod. ac- 
     
     companied by their nephews Fer- 
     
     guson and Kenny McLeod. were 
     
     guests of Miss Mary Jane McLui-o 
     
     on Sunday. October 4. -A0 
     
    
   
   
    
     RE-CEORD PRODUCTION 
     
    
   
   
    
     CANBERRA (CP)- Australia's 
     
     total wool production in 1952-53 is 
     
     estimated at A record 1.280,00f1.ii0') 
     
     pounds, 18 per cent highnr thin 
     
     in year ago. Australia new is cs- 
     
     timafzed to have more than 120.- 
     
     000.000 sheep. 
     
    
   
   
    
     LONDON (CF)-A British auto-j 
     
     mobile nianufacturer has moved! 
     
     the gear-shift handle back to the. 
     
     old vertical position on one of his 
     
     latest models. The firm says popu- 
     
    
   
   
    
     officlo member of the incoming 
     
     executive. This suggestion was put 
     
    
   
   
    
     WIIEII- YOII THINK OF FRIENDS 
     
    
   
   
    
     oling to improve public relations THE PARAPLEGIC MAGAZINE 
     
    
   
   
    
     Let,us have all your new, re- 
     
     newal and Christmas Gift Suh- 
     
     sorlptions. We will enjoy having 
     
     the pleasure of hearing from you. 
     
    
   
   
    
     PARAPLEGIC MAGAZINE SUBSCMPTION AGENCY BEGT). 
     
     gllill Crescent St. Room 206. Montreal. Quebec, 
     
    
   
   
    
     through which we as teachers can 
     
     make our work known to the com- 
     
     munity, and build up in our people 
     
     a consciousness of the importance 
     
     of our profession. 
     
    

    
     Mr. Parker discussed at length 
     
     the report card which. he said. is 
     
     most significant in acqualnting 
     
     parents with the progress of their 
     
     children. The present type of card 
     
     is antiquated. he said. It is now 
     
     accepted that the academic record 
     
     is the least meaningful part of the 
     
     report to parents who should be 
     
     more concerned as to whether the 
     
     child is co-operative. honest. 8. 
     
     good citizen. has good health hab- 
     
     liS and attitudes. 
     
    

    
     The close attention given by the 
     
     tclicliers showed their interest tin 
     
     the vital topics so ably dealt with 
     
    
   
   
    
     PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND" 
     
     TUBERCULOSIS LEAGUE 
     
    
   
   
    
     MOBILE -X-RAY IIIIIT SOIIEDIILE 
     
    
   
   
    
     , . . by the speaker. 
     
     1- lar demand caused the shift from 
     
     M15 lllld M11 Alva Allen. Mom the steering-column lever. Afternoon Selllltln 
     
    
   
   
    
     t . S d l.'t . 
     
     ague W!” U” H V L, on of Mr The afternoon session began with 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
     and Mrs. George Clarey, whim  ””T 
     
     Road. Montague, were recent. vlsilors at l'll-lm”-l lmm ml” gmups that ,3" 
     
     .:. Mm Lanmnn-S gm-men home an together during the morning. 
     
     Mr. -and Mrs. Gerald Liuinlgan. Whlm Road -0. u. There were U10 leeolutillllle Dwell 
     
     ' but several sugges one were 
     
     brought up. among which we're: TUESDAY, 13 OCI-Pg 
     
         iggllsgoglgegrg ,;;;du?1f3mf,f;Y;.'fIf; St. Margaret's School .................... .. 11:00-Noon' 
     
     reach Grade Nine. More emphasis -St Ch 1 V school ;530T'  
     
     r hould be placed on accuracy an . at ess .......................... .. '.00- 2 
     
     SHOWING SATURDAY oer. 10-.9 P.M. .5 a i - kl lthmeti dm'- - 
     
     HE H 1:11)? then iiigrmneizllsuts gradecs and WEDNESDAY. 14 0CT-- 
     
      such it booklet should be on course. Albion Cross School . ..................... ..L... 11:00-Noon 
     
     I During the afternoon session Dr. 
     
     A 0lll"llPl0ll mllslcal lll Collin LLLW. Shaw greatly interested his THUESDAY, 15  . 1000 - 
     
     , o v . iiistciiers as he chose for his topic: eorgetown c 00  ............... .. . : - 
     
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     Examinations of Grade Ten that 
     
     pupils cannot read to follow direc- 
     
     tions. They too often do not an- 
     
    
   
   
    
     DON'T FORGET THE 
     
    
   
   
    
     OLD TIME FIDDLIIIO. 
     
    
   
   
    
     'siNoiNo AND sma- 
     
     DANCING CONTEST" 
     
    
   
   
    
     in Mt. Stewart Legion Hall 
     
     October 14th 
     
    
   
   
    
     Outstanding Specialties 
     
     Time 8:30. Good oPi-ins 
     
    
   
   
    
     WIN CASH PRIZES . 
     
    
   
   
    
     Tune in to. CFCY daily oiie,o'cioeli Monday to Friday and 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     MONDAY - TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY 
     
    
   
   
    
     SPECIAL HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENT 
     
    
   
   
    
     Thor Gully Intimate Story Of A Married 
     
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     got the details of the new and exciting Program 
     
    
   
   
    
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     The prizes are pmr ot:m  Interesting. 
     
     THE MAPLE LEAF MILLING 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
         
     
          
     
        
     
          
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
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     "Outstanding Family Movie" 
     
     Parents' Magazine awarded its medal to "Scan- 
     
     dal At Seourie" for the best picture of the 
     
    
   
   
    
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     -LAST SHOWING TODAY ' 
     
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