6 ..,...l”' I and victim

Walter Boudirelult

:-suite.-.

satlamctorlty.

Wednesday.

in Charlottetown.

sister. Mrs. Frank Lsvandier.

3ft TD-DAY s.l.s. sriloi: riav coumlo PlllllDE EDWARD MONIIAY

.

i His beautiful bride vanishes on their holiday and- care- ireecary is trapped in a whirlpool of intrigue!

I-I-I presents

tlilntiinnr-Josii Frnluiii ' CRISIS PAULA RAYMOND - SIGNE HASSO RAMON NOVARRO - GILBERT ROLAND - LEON AMES

--4a.

To-DAY CAPITOL SAT.

tSHOWS 3:30 - 7 - 9

V, .. 7'6, ”"' row THE AIR FORCE SECRET STORY .

7 It thnis; new licUi' it)”-1 "t i

Ithllilj-Ifijj-l&D1lT'A MT.

L EXTRA: Pirates of the High Seas - News - Cartoon

. tn MORE MILES PER GALLON Vith the hunky engine

ROOMY COMFORT for thy average fen1ily,Iuggage and all.

EYE-CATCHING BEAUTY to every trim line. Handsomely styled inside and our.

SMOOTH BALANCE on the toughest roads. Handles ma ' magic in heavy trade. I u

mar,-iorilexaaaao

W10 has been employed" for the past month in New Brunawlcir, lies on- tered hospital in Moncton. N.B. Waltats many friends hope his condition will improve rapidly end

i Mr. Alfred Walker of Launch- ing was a visitor to Georgetown on

Mrs. Stephen Landry has accept- ed a position on the night nursing staff at Beach Grove lnn Infirmary

Miss Ruby Murphy of St. Mary's Road. is visiting at the home of her

Mr. Macswain. representing Can- ada Packers. called on merchants

A . Find Earth Fused

orrseoraiv. cnannorrrs-rowu”

AOINTS:-MON'l'A0l.lli levels! I. laeellry. Illa. Byron ltowart. In. Bruce Ileofhoe. Alias Joyce Wlgglatol. Min Jean Johnston. AGENT Gl0l0l'r0WNi Weldon haven

Fraser and Annear. Montague.

..'-Mr. Stanley Macxinnon. who spent the past few months in Nova Scotla. returned to his home in Brooklyn.

and Beck's. Saturday, March 17th, in aid of hospital nursery club.

..'Mi.ss Ferne Hicken. Murray l-larhau-r-North. is at present spend- ing some time in Montague. where she is tlhe guest of Mr. and Mrs. David Vanlderstinc. .

..'l-fer many friends are pleased to learn that Mrs. P. J. McKenna. Montague. is out again after her

....".l'lIE YOUNG Adults Club

recent illness. will present a variety conccrt. - ' and one-act play in the A. D. "vphe serious illness of Mr, Sam. MncKenzle Hall. United Church.

Montague. March 19th, at 8 p.m. Admission 35c. Everybody wei- come.

..'Ll-IGION CARD PARTY - A very successful oard party was held in the Legion Hall, Montague. Wednesday evening, sponsored by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Cana- dian Legion, Montague Branch. The tables were in charge of Harry Higginlbotham. who acted as checker. The hall was artistically decorated for the occasion in honour of St. Patrick. The ladies'

uell Wood at his home in Monta- gue. is deeply regretted by a wide circle of friends.

..'Judge St. Clair Trainer and Mrs. Ti-ainor. Charlottetown, were visitors to Montague recently, lguests of Judge J. S. Dcsftoclics and Mrs. Desftoches.

..'CAMBRll)GE WOMEN'S IN- STITUTE - Mrs. James Davidson was hostess to the members of ll.e Cambridge Women's Institute on Wednesday last. Six members and , five visitors were present. At the 15”” W35 W”? by MW Gemfge close M the business meeting. A McKeeman. with the consolation delicious lunch was served by the Prize 3”” '0 Mm I-mweu PW” homss, assnsed by Mrs. wuberg The men's prize was awarded to

Mr. Doug Coitiin while Mr. Eddy Emmy and MN" Seymour Gay was presented with the con-

solation prize. 'Ilhc prizes were presented by the Auxiliary sec- retary. Mrs. Archie Hilohey. A special feature was the sale of tickets on a beaiutifultiy decorated cake which was won by Mr. Don Macxenzic. During the lunch hour piano music was played by Mrs. Atwood MacDonald.

When Wires Fall

The result of an unusual phen- omenon may be seen at the office of R. K. Clements in Montague. It resembles a glazed stone. but act- ually is clay and sand, the quartz

Georgetown council

of which has been itusea by e I electric cur-ren orm

Two weeks ago this locality was visited by a rain storm which froze on the lines. until there were tons of weight of ice on the lines. Before the end of the day lines throughout the whole district were falling. so that Montague was soon without electric and 'telephone communications.

The first break occurred on the lsparrows Road. and on arriving lat the scene Mr, Clements and his crew found electric wires on the ground. In one spot the cur- rent had proved sufficiently strong to fuse the quartz in the sand to give the area a glazed ap- pearance of glass. This section

The regular monthly meeting of the Mayor and Town Councinors of the Town of Georgetown was held on Monday. March 12th. with His worship Mayor P. L. Boud- rcault presiding, with a full board of Councillors in attendance. The assessment list handed in by the assessors was presented for the ap- proval of the Mayor and Council- lors, the names of ratepayers being read to the meeting.

All adjustments made by the as- sessors to the value of property noted. changes of ownership and new names appearing on the list approved. All present at the meet-

WB-i 1'em0V9d- and "my MW be mg were unanimous in their opin- S9911 M M1" Clemem-5' Om” ion that the values as shown on

the list were fair and reasonable T and the assessors report was ad-

opted without amendments, The rate on real estate for the years 1951-1952 to remain as last ycar. 3-4 of 17.. or 75c on 3100.00 value. Poll tax payable by property hold- ers, 3.2.50 per annum. and for non- property holders, 53.00 per annum.

Fire tax payable on real estate to be 31.50 yearly by each individ- ual rntepayer. Car tax, 32.00; dug tax. males. 33.00 and females 36.00: bicycle tax. 750 on each bicycle owner yearly.

Mr. F.J. Johnson was appointed Fire Chief. Mr. Clarence David was appointed as fire engine on- gineer. The following were named as voluntary firemen, under the direction of the Fire Chief: Jos- eph Dalton, George Maccormack. Marcellus Gotell, James Pulillcover. Harry Yorston. James Macconncll; Jr.. Gordon Ross. Gerald Solomon, F. J. DeLory, and Howard Fouch- EYE.

As there was no further busines; the meeting was adjourned.

MacDonald Bros. Theatre

' MT. STEVVART

FRI. 8 P.M. - SAT. 8 I'.M. "TOP OF THE MORNING"

Bing Crosby. Barry Fitzgerald Hoar Bing sing the old Irish in- vorites - The Donovans. When Irish Eyes Arc Smiling. etc.

Two nights of good St. Patrick's entertainment. Friday - Saturday, March 16th and 17th.

ll. J. MAEEN

OPTOMETBIST Fitting and supplying Glaoeee Etc.

MONTAGUE, P. l:. I. Office Hours:

BRIGSTOCK, England - (GP)- Seventy-three years with the same firm is the record of Mrs. Harriet Bland. She still works for the same laundry company in this North- amptonshire town where she start- ed as a girl of i2.

x

by appointment.

ollloe Connected win Drug Store.

D ”1:”'

nus rlslrnu salamia.o.g........ic:l';i”si1vvi..i iKingls- Queenls Opener

The Gnerdlan may be bought at J the following places lag Th 5 rgetgwn whoa) gt;-1; ' I i av Ilontague: Blue Dome lteataurant. and Guardian Office: in Goo:-go , h0gk:y dglutqd ' went Iowa: The Post Office: in Sourla: The Snack Bar and-B. Blah-lxenq, 3.33001 gm. 4.; m Ggogjg. I "l" A 3"- pawn ran night in at: six: gallne ' V ' i .

"T -"' f or t t ser I ....'BlJYlNG-Used feed bags. -,-raivrav saw at Stewart I for H; gn::3:”:5 'g,'.; hock; of M S

girlspfor the provincial title.

i The second game of this series

iwlll be played in Oharlottetaw on Saturday. ' 1 Lineups:

.i Georgetown-Goal. N. Kim; de- ifence. P. Johnson. P. Walker, I. Sampson. D. Landry; forwards, A.

6-Geofgeiown. J. Mtirphy (S. DeLory)

joyed the many fancy and humor-

ous costumes. Not as many skaters

were in costume at this sea: '- cai-nival as last season

Special mention goes to Master Wayne Llcvwullyn for his portrayal of "Donald Duck." Woman's first prize was won by Miss Marion Sampson who dressed as "Molly Malone. lrish Girl." The gentle- man's first prize went to Mr. Gor- don Yorston. who represented I "farmer." Master Llewellyn won the most humorous prize as "Don- aid Duck." Following is the list of the skaters and the costumes they wore: Irish Girl, Molly Malone - Mar- ion Sampson. Faivm-er -- Gordon Yorsion. Donald Duck - Wayne Llewel- lyn. Tramp - Jordan Stewart. Sailor - Doris MacLeod. Page Boy - Phyllis Walker. Fanmerette - Joan Batchilder. Page Boy - Joyce Goteii. Ghost - Jean Sampson. Tramp -- Isabel Samrpson. Trrumip - Beatrice Publicover. Bride - Lililian MacDonald. Clown - Billy Prosper. Old Woman - Lois Babineeu. Paddy McGrunty-Ronnie Bab- ineau. Night - Kay Babineau. Pirate - Margaret David. Mrs. McCo'ubrey - Barbara Mc- Quillan. Wolf - Ella David. l Three Fishermen -- Sally John- son. Babe McQuillsn and Lorraine Roche. Judges were - Mrs. Herman Lavandler, Miss Teresa Doyle. Mr. D.A. Maccormack. 7jT"':":'T-T The Isle of Man in the Irish Sea

has an area of am square miles with a population of 51.000.

championship. The winners of this series will meet the Summeralde

Fancy Dress carnival Held At Georgetown

.. 'The annual Fancy Dress Car- nival was held in the Georgetown Rink on Wednesday night. A good crowd was in attendance and en-

but they nevenliheless were of a high order.

. was seconded by Mr.

Guest Spealler

A large number of interested eit- isens attended an open meeting of the Home and school Association which was held in the A. D. Mac- xenate Hall. Montague. last even-

of developing the future citiren. He. however, stressed the fact that the first impresions on the child are given in the home, and the parents must be fully aware of their great responsibility, so that theyoungboy or girl who comesto school at the age of six has been instilled with the proper ideee of good behaviour and cooperative as- sociation with his or her playmates. with this as a basis, the teacher's work is now to develop the stud- ent: physically, mentally. spiritually, and socially. Dr. Shaw went on to describe the famous folk schools in Denmark which he had visited on his trip to that country. He explained that in these schools the students were taught an objective view towards life. with emphasis placed on the physical. mental. spiritual, and so- cial development. a concept which has brought great. changes in the young boys of Denmark. which has helped to make it: the great country it is today.

He stated that the attendance of the school children of P. 12.1. has risen to over 82 percent. and with such a large at ' present new is the time to instill in these students the principles of citizen- ship, a factor which could be great- iy assisted by the Home and School Association, which had the facil- ities ofi bringing together ths,par- ents and teachers to solve mutual problems affecting the child. so that he would grow into a helpful citizen of the future.

The next speaker was Mr. S. 8. Hessian. K. C.. a school trustee. who outlined the present eon- dltlons in the Montague School. and stressed the need of a new school to give more space for future development and the pos- slble inclusion of more grades. He stated that at present there are three mcoms in operation in the basement of the school, a condit- ion which does not deserve the highest compliments. as such con- ditions must affect the mental outlook and retard the proper de- velopment of the child. It is nec- essary to rectify these conditions as rapidly as possible. Mr. Hessian -felt that e new school would be the answer to the problem, and the acquisition of the necessary mon- iea should pruent no insurmount- able difficulty.

At the conclusion of his remarks. Mr. Hessian moved a hearty vote of appreciation to Dr. shew. which Charles

Dr. A.D. Maolcenzle also epokel briefly" regarding the subject of home and school-influence on the citlaens of tomorrow. That the present number of years training -for teacher! was not lulfideat and advocated anothu your at. P.W. college. This principle was encore- ed by Dr. Shaw. who felt that this had been a requirement for some years.

At the close of the meeting a delicious lunch was served by the ladies of the Home and school Association. and a half hour was spent in social eonvereatlon.

BAIQON. rmio-onina, Vbflalreh lo-(AP)-Two prominent leaders of the communist-led Vietmlnh

Eu! Nahe. chief the Vietminb sev- enth none. and Dana Van head of the newparaomuc party. ....M............

...i

and appreciation in which she is I held a auihble address was read llllean K '

Promer. S. DeLory. J. Murphy. Cl. ing when the guest speaker was mggnd gn hq-nu gxgqgaeu Fltzacereld, J. Sampson. J. Mar- Dr. LW. Shaw, deputy ' t of mag. u; eh. mgmbgg go; their tell. Education. He was int. duced by kinda-mu. ,

West Kent -- Goal, 8. Veseey: the president of the association, rm. wand” 91 an "cur" defence, D. I-lamm. J. Hawluns. s. pr, a.s. Inmen. was spent in -inelne and social 1... iocke. S. 'MacFedyen: Y0!'WIfd!- Dr. Show in his opening remarks "mun", urn "Mg; arm, 3.

Smith. E'- MacArthur. W- TIv- commended the work of the Home gmggngnu wan served by the 103- ' A and Bchool Association and the in- 1.41,; -Referees were. Art Perry and B. may wmgh thgy luv. 51-mwn in . Murphy. the developing of the school and . ” SUMMARY the fostering of better relations be- Geo.-g.fown tween the parent. teacher and child. y i F”" 5'55 He wentufr: toheanphasiaettlge lfact ma . thatfac tea a agree eeo ,. 1-Georgetown. J, Murphy influence on the development of -- 5- PWSP") '- - 9333 the child. The school. equipment lira. Frank Macuan was a in ; and above all the teacher aurround- flat to the city on Monday. s''""'"' P”"” ed the pupil with an environment which lasted many years of his Mr. Howard Eueolaan metered 2T?;”'9J:,",?;:'n;7' H” life, and did much to mould the to the city Monday on.bu.ainaae. 3-W"t'K”"”' 5- 3”" ch;;:ect;;eg:n'cr;ogfnilnrsdgtiiashooll. Raymond Levon of the (E. MacArthur) 5:46 larger, wen lighted. weuvenmnedg 3."; 0.3.41” A1; pg;-cg, guuon. i d 1, H good equipment with which to Gd It Bllmllltflldk. ll 119! Oil N! T” ' " work. and a teacher who knows annual leave and In Ioendlne I-tart. 4gGmme,w,n J Murphy methods. and possesses a l- g! it 121.1151!!! 111! fll-3101'. Ml 431' (S. Dewy) 1:-in gtgmgglgchuf dgggergfgvggghwgfg "" "” g.. 5-West Kent. B. Hamm G110 ' ggnudut. km" of ad.

has been e patient in camp Hospital at Halifax. arr!

on Monday due to the illness of their mother, Mrs.

5culiy'a condition will show early and marked improvement. . .

Mrs. Ian sterling and eon Glen, who have been visiting Mrs. Ster- ling's parents, Captain and Mrs. J. J. Fitzgerald. left a few days ago on return to their home in Ot- tawa Enroute they stopped off at Bummerelde where they were join- ed by Mrs. starllnre eon John. who had been the guest of his grandmother. Mrs. John atoning. . i

The Georgetown-Newport ferry made her first crossing of the new season on Tuesday. This will be a great convenience to the travelling public, especially at this season of the year. with so much sickness prevailing andvthe roeda around , t.heriverbefnginauohpooroon-

dition. It is hoped that t.he0eorge- town-Lower Montague ferry will so put. into operation within a few

aye.

The ladies of It. David's Uhlbd

auoeeuful meetings. The Woman's Missionary society met

Miss flax and Mr. Adolphus leully, veil h e

Mr. James H. skinner of Bridge- town was the guest on Monday of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Levers. Mr. skinner was enroute to Charlotte- town, where he will undergo treat- ment et the Vetennr Wing of the Prince Edward Island Hospital. . a former resident at

be was quite entblned over this 11118 blllldinl. In former years he.

9.lli.'ETS-

P I, if

at various times. managed the old skating rink. All hope Jim will in rapidly bred to good health. al- lowing his return home in time to participate in the coming season"! trout fishing, as he is an eaperl and experienced anger. f

'oan.v, ciiosswono

ROLL

i'lv.(7'DU':T

i'l”l.”l:i3i iidilili oeoee poem , 4 .9... L3-' l.Aetl(L.) ileum i:.:'"u:5"M” 5193-'t'.Ti-.a3'”f3EL' '- is 8-Aeeeof ao.wlna J ' i::li-;i:iiu O ommp; Adan nupmh :i'rm11ir.ns r-::;. . mama: 'a.oana I1.Unendlng '-V -"ii!" 113" lro,s-.;m..p'.,g 4,g.,",,,.,., . li'1ir4G.l'ly.hSli'Jl1 indaorr. Luau uraaaagau. -'1” '1 .3--3;-go: & M ...o..... -t . '" lOVI'II .13-III!!! x. fvae.)'Mi . I g g, : .u. 3:333: V , :05. t cad gedunre Aeawn, '17-I-as ' 0.lmuaa' at.3'om 3Z3.'-':""""A nickname dandag Sldlbalant so nag-no ll. Remark u.An repua. Imnlvor gfguggg Il.Notalatbe (L) mu.) 'm,..-,, . i2o.Atllt 2 ” v2l.Oatr-tehllbl 6 1 we ulonein u . '1 roturn.al money I I ilO.tl.1rmrelehaa Ill 21. renown? ' ' ' I - V ae.m-am. lagnneklutn at. '88.8oe:dg( I! On! ,

V,-.

' om, tX3"'.i:3'mlfiE'rlnm'l

laoratllaali

M. , '5

o e...”...........o.....u.........;..a

. .v.,... ., ' .-V...-.,-V, 4 ..l