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Eastern Guardian I

ATTENDED MEETINGS"- .Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hllchey. Miss Adah MacGregor. Mrs. Carl'

LEW! Jeweilry Store will hepfliised from AI-Illllt 15 I0 Mll- M. :4 for summer vacation.

ALL sUMMElI Merchandise cle- aring at ml per cent discount. H, L. MacGl-egor and Co., Moa- iague.

E b 1 g timothy and 1gi::IrLseBed lluytllllilll, cleaned or "waned. Highest market price. Eraser and Annear. Feed Ser- vice. Montague."

ENGAGEMENT-Mr. and Mrs. J J. Stewart. Montague. wish to giinnunce the 9-lll8IGm9I't OI their daughter. Mary Fly. R-Nu ", Mr. Robert Lloyd Marshall. eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- in J. Marshall. Yannouih. Nova scotla. marriage to take PIECE tnpicniher 3. 1955

)lE.tl()RIAL S E R V I C E - A ...m(-very memorial service was new Sunday afternoon at the VII-

Mrs. James Dewar. Boseneatb. motored to Halifax on Monday where they attended sessions of the Grand Lodge and Rebekah Assembly. I. 0. 0 of the Maritime Provinces.

CHURCH OF CHRIST. The Lord's Day. August 14, 21. 18 (all services on Stan Time) Mon- tague: 10:00 a.m. ible School for all ages. 11:00 a.m. The Lord's Supper and Preaching. Murray River: 11:00 a.m. Bible school and

hour: 6:00 p.m. Bible School and the Lord's Supper. Everyone wel- come to these services. Kenneth T. Morris. Evangelist.

LODGE MEETING-Mrs. Kath- leen Cann presided at the regular meeting of gtcmedltebelrah Lodglei,

, Montague. urs ay evening. leYll91fllU:i:ednE::'gg1' ;he:e";',:;E the absence of the secretary. the 3 l:”'-Xrhaeg aster Rev. 3-. M.c.,mlnutes. correspondence and ac- antcm rggi-dad: mm D. A. counts were read by Mrs. Marjorie (iE-'!';I'vl)hoeI p Mnntague W” . the Johnston. The members were happy '. (I speak”. The mu wuito learn that Mrs. Nellie Mac- Hlerrma 4.6 "what Mean ye 3y.Donald had returned in her home hqfgiw Signals... The music mn..after her illness in the King's g, rd of Congregational singing. , County Hospital. New business in- f'5'.9. lumber and mo Selections cluded plans for holding an ice ;h”tl:wlBmnklvn .1-rm. M”. presgontcream social in the lodge rooms. 9' mm was'o,gan1,L and several committees were ap- -” A,A,g pointed to make final arrange- men S.

Little Sands

O.S.S. Lester White of the Corn- lwallis Naval Base. son of Mr. and

Master Wlnsioll Cheverie spent iMrs. Howard White. Wood islands me week in Rollo Elly. the guest East. is at his home for two weeks nr Air. John .Vlullally. leave.

ills Laura iwluil from SlJrIhtl- Friends here of Mr. and Mrs. lull. N.S.. is visiting her cousins. Avalah Maccailum and family of ill! Misses Rita and Ada Sharam. Carleton Siding were happy to llurra.V' Hhrhhl” and Ml'3- D5" have them visit former friends in Little Sands over thq weekend. The MacCallums formerly resided in Little Sands and were welcome ' guests here.

Mrs. Reid of Massachusetts. a sister of Mr. Norman Stewart of High Bank is on the island and ' visiting friends and relatives in High Bank and Caledonia.

Mr. Hughle MacNeili of Little Sands was happy to have his sis- ter Edith, Mrs. John Campbell and her husband of Toronto and

'ersonais

Hi... Lucy Lumbsun. Boston. ll Hylndlng her vacation at her home in Aliirray Harbor.

llnrlun. hlulruy filter. I g

sir. and Mrs. Davis. 5PrInKhl”- V S.. are the guests of their dough lsr. .'ilrs .lohn Glover. Murray Har- hour

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nolan and .-un. Kerbey. were recent visitors. .0 Murray Harbor and HI!-

Miss Cecelia Sencebaugh of Mal- ion. Mass., is visiting her mother. ilrs, Mark Sencebaugh.

The Walter Callow Wheelchair roach called at Murray H3750?

' . . D - . . . . gm? .1:1'::eSA3grEl&Y:',an1:da:nj(2; C. Macbeod of Klnross. visit him

A 'for a few days. The Campbells

fa: j:::i:'(!:3nrIdA:'rsA phi,;:LT)?J'll';r.Jc-tglieft the first of this week for awn by the Acme Rebekah Lodge. T0""""- Wlnldill" Mrs. Dannie Ma&Pherson and l . x .1. 1' 0 L, daughter Joan of encton. N.B.. mi:'p'enE&?1'1'g igfgveiacagggnioti M?” are leaving on return on Sunday 1;” at the home of his parents after visiting at their home in 51:. and Mrs. Jerome Power. I Lmh SEME-

siewart. Montague. and Mr. sndi

the Lord's Supper. Murray Hus-

hls other sister Margaret. Mrs. Rp

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OVERSEAS WITH THE R. C. A. F. I

LAC Al Lund is repairing Ilwestern Europe engaged in mock

Souris

Mr. Errol Wood. Charlottetown. Sabre jet at Zweibrucken. Ger-i3:'M3iI39I35.;ACJLlind dllwihse 50" - . , . .o r. an rs. . un. .5?,::.i: recent Ms" to "lends lnim"y'.whe" "'9 RCAFI 3 Flgm".'Park Road. Charlottetown; ” iwhli 15 !llUhlEd- The M1010 Wlsian aero engine technician wi Miss Betty Macintosh has re-ltaken during Exercise Carte Blan-lRCAF. turned to Souris after a recent che. when NATO air forces int (NATIONAL DEFENCE PHOTO) visit to New Brunswick. Miss Mac-i ' r lntosh spent three weeks at Shed-. "' - I lac. the guest of her aunt andiund Mrs. Bernard Creamer visited of Mrs. F uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo i'iahi- Charlottetown on August 4th. ineau.

in th the

.iiirs. John Grant.

Miss May Mat-Lean of Boston.i Sister Marie Annette of Alberioni On July Zlllh. Miss Mary Clin-iis visiting at the home of Mr. andlrcccntly visited her ion of Souris attended the Acad- Mrs. Septimus MacPl1ee. Liitle,and Mrs. llan Celebration at South Rusticow Harbour. Souris. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Holling-i g I shend from Toronto were recenil MP Cimmd Ch9V9l"0 OI 50"l'I5 guests at the Seavlew Hotel. Sour- N15 l'9I""l9d '0 his hm"? 3"” is, .spell(iillg a rccdlt vacation in Bos-

ton. . i Her many friends will be pIeas- g g . ed to hear that Mr. wane; Doug; Miss Mildred Grant of Saint las of Souris has recovered from hI0hn- N- 3- v I135 returned I0 he? a recent illness in the Souris Hos- Home after spending three weeks

Jerome Cheverie. of.

cently spent three weeks at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Grant. Souris. l

Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacDonaldi

pital. lvisiting relatives and friends in Souris. 5and friends in Souris. Mrs. John Maccormack and heri . V . , jgughfer garb,”-9. gnu,-is Liner Miss Rita Chcvcrlc, nurse-in Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Cruwcll

and daughter Mary. Saint .lnhn. are visiting Mrs. ents. Mr and Mrs.

laud, paid 3 recent i,-mi ((1 Mpg.-training at Falconwood Hospital. L” May,” gm,-1,. Charlottetown. paid a recent visit

to her former home in Souris, Hubert Mac-

An enjoyable party was recently, g Donald, Souris. held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M and MW Ellel Paquet and. jamns Jennings in hmuur or Mrs, iaughter, Faith. made a recenil Miss Anna Praught. student Lead,

.Urban Cheverie. who left on July V15” '0 SHIT" -I0hn- N- 3-

. l igs:tt(:hg0glgC'Ti':Fhg:E3:::'aguluggh Congratulations are extended to

nurse at Falconwood Hospital,i spent a recent weekend at her home in Souris.

Miss Tens Colllngs. R. N.. of Lynn. Mass. is visiting her parents

M". M"), Duns hu retumedilrrance. Twenty-five guests were

to her summer home --Dondelv-Hpreseni Her friends. as a token of

Mr. and Mrs. James Collings.'

Little Sands. after teaching in the Montague.

summer school at Prince of Wales College, Charlottetown.

Mr. Lee Macxenzie is visiting

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Camera Club Meetings To

Sands. Lee motored home from

Ontario recently. Be Mr. Donald Livingstone of Hope- fleld has returned to his home rho ilontague Camera Club. theft AM? I VIII! to the Mn!dI1-

1 en Islands.

Mrs. Alex Blue and Lila, Little Sands and Mrs Mack MscPhcr-i son, Wood lslan s East, accompan- ied Mr. and Mrs. Victor Senca- baugh and Miss MacGowan of

after ll well earned rest from fall and winter meetings. will shortly bc starting again. This week the club's entries for the salon will return to Montague after a success- iul showing at the salon at the Cure Centre in Charlottetown.

their esteem. presented Mrs. Chev-I erie with a purse after a farewell address Cheverie. Dancing was enjoyed to the old-time music of Elmer Pro-l

relatives and friends in Little vost. Lem Paquet and Ivan Chev-l

erte. A delicious luncheon was Iserved by Mrs. James Jenningsg l and Mrs. Michael Cheverie.

Miss Catherine MacDonald of Souris. accompanied by her niece .Miss Frances Briand of Halifax. has returned to her home after a recent vacation with relatives in Halifax.

Miss Margaret Keays of Mono- ton. spent some time at Sourisf

Tomato 3., c,k,,,-1ouegown M. Thu.-,..the guest of Mrs. Frank Cheverle.l I

was read by Mrs. Ivan-

Mr. and Mrs. Edward McGaugh.; icallaghan. Ch :1 rl oiieto w n, MANY vtcrmg M g . whose marriage took place at Mr. William Grant of Halifax is were visitors to 1,...-he Valley my . - g ,. Saint Mary's Church. Souris. on spending a week at the home of Monday. guests of Mr. and Mrs. FIY'5l"”98d dlliehl! ll hilhwd I0? "11" cgh. Mum” .August 3rd. his parents in Souris. James Callaghan. l 501"? 250-000 "5" 0I IIIINIIWII C

' . g g g I in the African Gold coast and Nig- h

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kahcy of Mr. James Donovan IS visiting Mr. Frank Fox of Toronto. Ont, aria. Washington are visiting Mrs. Ka- Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Arsenault of )w W -W

lley's brother. Mr. Sylvester Mor- rison. '

1 Rev. Pius Murunghan of Grand Miss Catlicring Callal of Boston River is spending his vacation in' is visiting her mother. Mrs. lilariv Souris. .annc Cahal of Rollo Bay. - l Sympathy is extended to the

Miss Betty Lou Peters has re- brother and sister of Mrs. Mary turned to her home in Souris after Ellen MacDonald. who died re- a recent visit to Charlottetown. cently in Boston.

Her many friends are pleasedi Mr. Mitchell Proud of Charlotte- to see that Mrs. Isaac Aisenault town is visiting his aunt Mrs. Leo has recovered from a recent ill- Mahar, of Souris. ness in tile Souris Hospital.

Souris. l

Miss YVOITIIE Cheverie. nurse-in

Owing to the great interest shown by the public last year. these lzlciures will be put on display for two weeks in Montague. From -Almost l5 in Pepier's and H. L. liiai-Gr:-;:or's store windows. and

day..

is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John H. MacLean, Little

hear that Miss Mildred Fraser of Souris. is a patient in one of the H a l i fa x Hospitals. Her many

Mr. John MacBeth. Grand View

the following week in Clark": sands" -00" "I" 'o""' ::.”';'n':;'”Ld"l:'&nTh9la':l:"xb9l": PI": Mrs. Carmen Blrst of Ontario

C C I, ' and then 0399 more get intoutihlll F"n.r.' In N' .' spem some mm in Smmsi

srllrlitcs

Tllvnly-seven entries were sent. '0 lite salon this year, double the numhcr of last year entries. which u it commendable number for a small but enthusiastic club. At the lame time congratulations are beml: extended to the Charlotte- Wn Camera Club on their winning entries this year. During last seasons activities the Montague Camera Club donated a numb 0! pictures to the King's County

Hospital for the patients' rooms.l I is ex

If these 01 the c

will be the first lub this coming

Pro" - Jamboree Camp.

.”This afternoon so scouts from "Hover the Province along with Or four leaders will " (snip Buchan. P

Mrs. Alice M. Oulton

M. Oulton. wife of W. Ensor Oulton. well known and highly esteemed held from the family home in the presence of a large congregation of friends and relatives.

years of age and had been in ill- heslth for some months. Her death caused widespread regret. and she will be mised in the community.

balance pl PWIWI unders 933301 wire sung by the United Church Choir with Mlsa Doreen McGlasben as accompania.

four daughters. Jennie. Mrs. Alex M. Cameron of Amherst. N. S.. Edythe. Mrs. W.L. Owen of Kent- assemble ville. N. oini Prim. forlB. P. M

Mr. Gilbert Tlmmons of Toron- to recently visited her mother. Mrs. Elias Paquet of Souris.

Mr. Guy Wood of Souris made la recent business trip to Charlotte- town.

Mr. Guy Wood oh Souris made a recent business trip to Charlotte- town.

The funeral service of Mrs. Alice

The late Mrs. Oulton was 65

1

Congratulations are extended

rick Wood. who received the Gov- ernor General's Bronze Medal for the highest proficiency in Grade X. Miss Cheverie attained the highest standing during the school year at Saint Mary's Convent and Mr. Wood led his class at Souris High School.

Rev. Theodore Ross of Miscouche E.l. officiated. "Sometime we'll

tand" and "Abide with me"

she is survived by her husband.

town spent a

5. Charlotte. Mrs. Souris-

friends hope to see her home a-i

Her many mend, Wm regret to Miss Mabel Paquet of Boston is tr

visiting relatives and friends IS

in ouris.

Miss Paulette Grant of Souris recently visited her brother. Mr. Erwin Grant of Summerside. ,

Miss Janet Cheverie of U. S. A.i recently visited her brother. Mru Vincent Cheverie. Souris. I

Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Ellen Granahan and family on the sudden death of her grandaughter tcharlotte Ann Maclnnls. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Maclnnls of Roxbury. Mass.

l Miss Rena Cheverie of Boston .is visiting her phrents. Mr. and

mtMrs. Augustus Cheverie of Souris. Cheverie. Miss Joyce Cheverie and Mr. Pat-i

,Mr. John MacDonald is visit- ng relatives in Halifax.

i Mr. Dean Wood. of Halifax. re-

zntiy spent a two week vacation.

isiting relatives in Souris. l

, Miss Bessie Grant of Provi-i deuce. Rhode island. is visiting

Mr. Philip Paquet of Chub”? Mr. and Mrs. James Grant, Sourisn recent weekend in Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher smil

son Gary of Cherry Valley spent

alning at the Faiconwood Hospi- tal spent a weekend at her home Tn Souris.

Her many friends are pleased to see that Miss Eunice Arsenault has recovered from a recent ill- ness in the Souris Hospital.

Mr. Gordoni Cheverie of Cove- head spent a recent weekend at his former home in Souris.

Mr. Roy Wood. of the 11'. c. A. l-'. Station at St. Jean. Quebec, is visiting relatives and friends in Souris. .

Miss Eileen Gallant of South Rusiicn is visiting her sister and brother in law. Mr. and Mrs. Omar

Mr. John Clinton of Souris ent some time at the home 0 Mr. and Mrs. Omar Cheverie.

Miss Beryl Bernard. Miss Peggy Campbell and Mr. Teddy Camp- bell of Saint John, N. H. were irecent visitors to Souris. --BE

i MODERN TURKEY

in the past few years more than 40,000 farm tractors have been im-

an of Bogota. . America. Edna. Mrs. A. D. Agnew arlottetown for of Montreal. Que. three sons. mboree at Nla-,0lea. of Dorchester. N. 3.. Blake I-(I,ke.Auzust17. of Bathurst. N. a.. Austin at

Orllinlzetion and training prepar- south 30W in leaving Ch 9 ilth World Ja lraon-the lilr n

nipeg, now visiting relatives in Souris. spent a week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. MacKlnnon

um -gl V Paxrenf. Provincial home: one sister. Mabel. Mrs. M. .'ml";""(' 9 ------Slloner. will be C. Spence of New York: two "mister of our Island Con- brothers Charlie and George! V0 H 0 hseven Patrols. He will Strung of Bayfleld and Saint Jo . "No I is assistants Mr. Eric N. B. respectively; and nineteen

n of Summerside and Messrs. grandchildren. MacKinnon and Abe Za-. Many floral tributes. telegrams

A” C"'"”0lI9i0Wn. and message of sympathy were

ml Pmllmlnary preparations received. Members of Elglna I h:v0'""lIlhl. medical exams. Rebekah lodge No. I and Fort hm 'Pbeen completed -Irendv. Monckton Chapter 0. E. s. No.

yl Wm re-Jamboree Camp the it were in attendance acting as run C "9 "filmed III Patrols. newer bearers and also forming ,. :"'V '' "'9? Wm it "If an impressive guard of honor as

',,&:h',m'fS chlmll 900313! the body was taken from the home. " "em: nai instructions. their internment was at the Bayfieid

W '- passport esnis. 'ete. cgmgm-7.

-.1 mm;"t"! 0' the 10th the ban Pallbearers were Dr. H. a. Mr no the City. and handed lmiisnngton, Kenneth rt. Chap-

. .,,, Pmllfs Band will Plrldivmaa, s. Milan Ward. Ernest

"Will Bulldlns when sinaliwooa. wlllml Cart

i: tern M

7 a w. . . M. -i'"::.r..:.. he ....... " -." .1" -M r ";lt'"..:i:”l'.'. ':..:.''''.'..'”m we Fatally lnlui-Ted " in to be flown to Saint ms. 3.: ,, an In Tratde Accident

the li.C.A. .. . A .."”."l1'Idth1:g'wlislu'iiix.ih.'tl'iie”1'tovAaI &fM”;i .7 ;i'.:.':: Matthew and MscLean's i "2": 'l';d':'l'I'gP E 310' of Sberbr.:'eke wsi-elI:tlsiI;.i?jii:d 'V"9I'0l-I” "ll; lal:.z'mt n: ..".'.'i rm? 7s'i'ie'i.'HA'..l"'"I'”,?.li: sarunoav. auo. is -an up - World Fellowship i.".;"""”' ""'” "'"" ”"' Modern 1 old-time Dancing mm. ...m.:'.r's .:':..r:... r.- : no amm-

. a .”.”'ii".it.....??l?”'.iL".t';.”;'2.'.t":i.? cm- ""'HI-ktnsnsehstriplaioaossrlu'eau.oi . . '

.””uI3-"I-3 ill with a ml! h '

of St. Peters. i I

Mrs. Marjorie Binns and child-i ren. Larry and June. of Dart- mouth sre spending a few days in Souris. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Cheverie.

Miss Katherine Hughes has re- turned to her home in Rollo Bay. after an extended visit to her sie- ter in Charlottetown.

Mr. James.Campbell of Water- town. Mass. has returned to his home after spending three weeks in Souris. .

Mr. George Gunn and Mr. John Wood of Halifax made a recent visit to friends in Souris.

M" Arthur Mmxhmon of win. an enjoyable weekend at the home

ported into Turkey.

MAYFAIR THEATRE

Murray River Friday Ir Saturday

Pfillz few day he '5 week. S George Mi-Cannell.

Charlottetown. Lorne Val isher's parents, Mr 3lldiAUHlISl 6. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Nicholson.

parents. Mr. arrived pon August 6. He is visiting rela-i lives and friend in this vicinity,

Mrs Douglas Spencer and three the guest of hissparenis. Mr. andibmmld w'" Vmm" ” H" "'7 children of Saint John. N. a. re- M” Re'”"'" ”"C”""'''

were visitors in Summerside on Gram Mccanne" we" Tmnlt Sunday, August 7

and son spclajr of saint John, Miss Norma MacLeod, Charlotte-y N. B. recently visited relatlves;IUWl1. 1'9C'3mI.V SP9"! 3 IEW days h .with her brother-in-law and sister, 'Mr. and Mrs. Pctcr Mi-l('LP()d.

C,-,,w,.u'5 pm-. son of Montreal, Quebec. are va- catloning in the Province are guests of Mrs. Trotters par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Mac-

SERVICE -- ”'"""'” ”""" as: ms nu EXTRA! CINEMASCOPE CARTOON - COMEDY "gas MON. - rue. - web. ''"”''52' on DISPLAY. . mess PRINCE EDWARD mm ,1- ' E 119 0 FINAL rooav . uslh '77" P , '5 , PEII . 5 FIRESTONI EWW NEWS 00903 - -m.-c ' S.'I'.'. '.'.'.. ELECTRIC COW" CARTOON Leslie CARON WASH!

Mr. John F. Callaghan. more. with Mr,

Popular Song ' Writer Dies

STAMFORD. Conn. (AP) - Aa- drew B. sterling. ll). writer of liunv dreds of popular songs. among them "When My Baby Smiles at Me." died Thursday at St. Jo- 'seoph's Hospital. He had been an invalid since he suffered a frac- tured hip two years ago.

Among his notable songs were "Walt 'tlil the Sun Shines Nellie." "Meet Me In St. Louis. Louie" and "Down Where the Swanee River Flows."

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is vacationing on the island. He is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm MacLeod.

Friends of Mr. John J. MacDon- aid. Roseneaih. formerly of this vicinity. are sorry to learn that he has been a patient in the King's County Memorial Hospital for the past week. All unite in wishing bin a speedy -get-well.

Mrs. Earle Birt, Digby. N.S.. all

Charlottetown. were visitors Lorne Valley on Saturday. guestsl he of Mr. and Mrs. Earle MacDon- aid.

Miss Margaret Lowery. recently spent a few days at Union Road where she was the guest of her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Ross.

Mr. and Mrs. Warren MacDon- ald. Sprlnghill, N.S. motored to the Island on Monday. They were

guests of Mr. MacDonald's mother,

Miss Jane MacGrath spent ai?&"A' crggse Mcmmhnd ma ML 5 in Montague during the C "S; '

t Saturday. Aug. 13. l955The Guardian Page 5

HE CUT A SWATH OF DARING ACROSS

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Mrs. David Birt and son David.) even Bill Hickok feared his tag This is th

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