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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carver and family. Charlottetown, spent the weekend visiting at Cambridge.

....'A'l".I.'ENI'ION Wood Islands. Vernon, Canoe Cove, Cardigan, Eldon. Bridgetown. Your show this week "Cnllaway Went That- iway",a cowboy comedy. It's good.

..'Mrs. John MacKay Simona. Cable l-lead West. is today receiv- ing congratulations on her eighty- ninth birthday. Her many friends are extending their best wishes on this happy occasion.

....-snownvc. at Yeo's Theatre, Montague, lvednesday and Thurs- day. June 4 and Slim, "Thunder 0niTha 1-llll", sponsored by the C.W.L.

...!BNGAGE)II'2NT - Mr. and Mrs. John F. Beck. Allisinn. an- nounce the engagement of their daughter. Ethel Mae. to Mr. Don- aid Gordon MarQuarrle of Rose- neath. The wedding will take place the latter part of June.

..'Mrs. Lena. Drake. Meadow- bank, P.E.l., is spending p. few days in Montague visiting friends and relatives. While in Montague Mrs. Drake is the guest of her orother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Macl..aren.

....'Miss Shirley Annear, Char- lottetown, spent the holiday week- end visiting in Lower Montague. guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chessel Annear.

..'Rev. P. L. Richardson. who has been spending some time in New Glasgow, P.E.I. visiting friends, has returned to his home in Mon- tague.

Mrs. James A. Shaw and young daughter, Barbara Ann, of Mon- tague, are spending 1: few days in Glen William. guest of Mrs. Shaw's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Angus Mathason.

.. 'Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair Mac- Leod and family of Central Roy- alty were Sunday guests of Mrs. MacLeod's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Macclregor, Montague.

JVAR. LOCATED A 1941 Chevrolet. owned by Captain J. Fitzgerald, Georgetown. which was stolen from near his residence sometime Sunday night, was found yesterday afternoon in the ditch on the Lower Georgetown Road. The car was apparently abandon- ed after it was ditched. when it suf- fered some damage. The Montague detachment, R.C.M.P. are invest- igating the case.

..'FUNERAl. YIZSTERDAY The funeral of the late Mr. A. G. Finlayson of Pe:ilre's Road. who was fatally injured in an accident on May 22nd. was held yesterday afternoon from the Lorne Vallev Presbyterian Church, with Rev. F. N. Young, of Montague officiating. Mr. Young used as his text 1 Cor.

...'MAGlSTRATE'S COURT - chapter 13 verse 12 "For Now we A resident of Georgetown convict- See Through a Glass Darkly." ed of operating a vehicle while his.I-lymns sung were "The Lord Is My ability to drive was impaired by Shepherd". "Slit In The Arm! 01' alcohol appeared before Magistrate Jesus" and ”Lcad Kindly Light." ' J. W. MacDonald at Montague yes-I A solo was beautifully rendered by ;,,g.y was 11,194 350,00 mg cogu,lMr. I-Earl MacDonald "There In No Another resident of Georgetownfmkhi In H0RVCll-" PR” bClll'9F3 was convicted of intoxication in a W911 M953l'3- "90?-0? Ml'tCD0llll1d- public place and fined 350.00 and P""lk Ke"Y- -lam” hllhhkhhhu costs. The case of a. resident oi 3059” R0W9"- Fm-'m5h MllC' sou,” charged Wm, openmng alnougall. Percy Macltay. interment vehicle with defective brakes. and;””k "In" I" "I5 L””"5 Valley driving while his ability to drive Wmelelyi ;:.':..L'::”::::d.:: :1. was Hessian. Q.C.. appeared fflf "W The red-shouldered hawk is al- crown and Mr. Somcrled TrIlnor.most as efficient as the owl at acted for the defendant. 'cgLch(ng mice,

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Montague Home An School Ass'n Meeting Held V

The regular meeting of the Mon- haue Home and school Associa- tion was held at the high school last evening with the vice-presl- dent. Mr. Archie l-Iilchey. presid- ing in the absence of the presi- dent. Dr. G. 8. A. Inman.

Following the reading of the minutes by the secretary. Miss Shirley Jenkins, reports on the progress of the school closing pro- srsm was heard from the differ- ent committees. It was moved and second ” that a prize of 510.00 be donated by the Home and School IAssociatlon to the student in Grade Eleven who led the year in general proficiency. A short dis- cussion took place regarding the school picnic. and it was suggested that it be held the third Wednes- day afternoon in June so that all out-of-town teachers and students might participate.

Mrs. Elsie Watterworth pre- sented a report on the participa- tion af Montague school students in the Musical Festival. she ex- pressed her appreciation to the association for the provision of a bus to transport the children to Charlottetown. She stated that since the Montague school was ii ten-room school, the students com- peted with those of Charlottetown and Surnmerside, and had acquitted themselves well. but that might be possible in future. to have Mon- tague school classified with other rural schools.

Appreciation of her efforts in training the children for the ex- cellent part they played was ex- tended to Mrs. Watterworth, and to those who generously assisted her.

In an effort to publicize the an- nual scnool meeting, it was moved that advertisements be placed in the Eastern Guardian for a. week prior to the meeting. subject to the approval of the Trustee Board.

A short discussion ensued re- specllng school curriculum and the requirements in fulfilling the needs of the students in the school, af- ter which the meeting adjourned.

ST. MARY'S CONVERT Honour Roll for the month of April

Grade XI--1. Acii-ed Mnoxinnon. Karolyn Stewart, Doris McEwen. 2. Marjorie Aker, Audrey Roberisoii

Elaine MacKinnon, Shirley Dolron Kathleen China, christeile Mac- Kenzlc. .1. Camilla MacAulay, Mil- dred Cliaisson. winnlfrcd Chaisson Miry McPhce. Hilda Rossiter. Anne I-lenncssey.

Grade )(--1. Frances Campbell, 2. Elinor Clinton. 3. Catherine Mc- Ewen. Marina Malone. Anne Mc- Donald. .

Grade IX-l. Pauline Peters. 2. Isabel Bampson 3. Velma Paquet.

Grade vm,-1. Jeanette Mac- Donald, Jeanette Peters. 2. Peggy Mullally. Joan Molntyre. 3. Marg- aret Praught.

Grads Vll-l. Audrcyr Mlillally,

Maureen Wood, 2. Inez MacCor- mack. Margaret Mcbaren, 3. Min- nie Mullaliy, Helen McPhee. Plo- rence Bushey. Grade VI-1. Madeline Praught. Doreen Cheverie. Anne Mlzlnnis. 2. Helen Malone, Betty Macintosh, Ann Hughes, 3. Mary Clinton, Joan MacDonald.

Grade V-l. Kathleen Martin. Alena Pierce. 2. Ann Gillespie. Eunice Arsenault. Patricia Clinton 3. Joyce Jarvis, Audrey Roach, Peggy Campbell.

Grade Ivol. Frances Clinton, Alice Clinton. Joan Stewart 2. Jean MOOMY. Belle Maclntyre, Carol Anna Mliccormack 3. Patricia

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"rho many friends of Mr. Philip Mooney of Peakes regret to hear that he is ill. His many friends wish him a speedy recov ,..

Mr. Thomas Kenny of Byrne Road was a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Donnelly on Sunday. May 11. .

Charlottetown were visitors to St. Patrick's Road on Monday. May 12, the guest of his uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. John Trainor of St. Patrick's Road.

Mr. Reggie Hughes and his brother Raymond spent the week- end of May io, with their mother Mrs. Mae Hughes of Peakes Road. Messrs. Hughes are working in the lobster factory on the north shore.

Mr. and Mrs. Smith O'Brien of Windon were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Donneliy of st. Patrick's Road on Sunday. May 17.

Mr. Joe n;;c;.7.i.y of Peakes was a visitor to Charlottetown on Monday. May 12. on businesa.

Mr. Chester Deveaux and Miss Elva. Tralnor were visitors to the home of Miss Tralnor's brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. John '11-ainor of st. Patrick's Road. on Sunday. May 10.

Mr. and ME. Waiter Currie of Cimriottewwn were visitors to this vicinity on Thursday evening. play is.

Mrs. Daniel Trainor of Pealtes was A visitor to Charlottetown on Tuesday. May 13, on business Her sister, Marion took care of the family during Mrs. Ti-ainor's ab- sence.

Mrs. John Ti-alnor and son Leon- ard, were visitors to Charlottetown on Tuesday. May 13. on business.

The many friends of Mr. Donald Crawford regret to hear that he is ill with the measles. Little Donald took the measles on Sunday May ll.

The monthly meeting or the St. Patrick's Road Women's Institute

ill at the home of Mrs. J.E. Birt of St. Patrick”s Road.

A very successful retreat was held at st. Theresa's during the week- end of May 10. for the men and older boys of the parish. Rev. Fr. Simpson of st. Dunsi.an's University preached the sermons during the retreat. which closed with "Holy Hours" on Sunday at 3.00 P. M.

A very successful variety concert was held on Tuesday night. May 13. in st. Theresa's Hall. Mr. Austin Trainor of Charlottetown gave the audience many laugh: as he sang his comlcarsoi-igs and told jokes. Mr. Pius Callaghan of O.iarlotte- town accompanied Mr. Trainor on the piano. Two other visitors were Mr, Hubert McKern-is. and Mr. Pat Connelly both of Charlottetown, who sang a. very nice number for the

MacDonald. Laura MacDonald. Sandra strong. Veronica Gallant, June Maclntyre.

Grade Ill-1. Anne M. MacPhee. Frances Campbell. Nettie Cheverie 2. Eleanor Chsverie, Ester Carter. Paula Peters 3. Margaret C. Mac- Donald. Joan MacPhee. Genevieve Mhoney. Shirley Perry.

Grade ll-1. Gertrude MacDon- aid 2. Marina Boylsn. Cora Camp- bell 3. Theresa A. Gallant.

Markets At A Glance

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Toronto - Price mixed in dull trading.

Montreal - Gola slip. papers. industrials mixed.

New York -- stocks steady; trad- ing quiet.

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Grain

WTNNIPIG. May 28 - (OP) - Closing rice! of coarse grains flit- urea show d an easier tons on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange today with some local selling prompted by reports of rain over the prairie grain belt.

There was some improvement in commercial demand in oats and barley. Three cargoes of Canadian barley were reported sold in Japan and smaller sales to the oontinent.

Rye brought some buying in ex- port account with prooenorf de- mand for flair.

Trading was moderately aotive. Overnight loadings of Canadian wheat included 50.000 buiieia for the United Kingdom. Belgium sou,- ggs. lire li5.000, and Bolivia 40.-

Prices of clan two and I.W. A. wheat were down one-eighth cent Closing prices: OI"? Nly 77'iB: Jly 7116-: Oct. 7534!: Dec. '7Al(B. narley: May Linls: Jiy 1.isy,; Oct. nut: Dee. l.l7ldA. Rye: May 1.91: Jly um: Oct. I.IlA: Dee. Lsmbnt. Flax: II'ay1a.slli: Jly Milt; Oct toms: Dec. aflltibnt.

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J. 1) Stewart and Mrs. Stewart. and the meat. Governors Aide, Lisut. col. A. W. Rogers and Mrs. Rogers. Regret was expressed that Premier J. Walter Jones was absent from the Province at this

time. .

At the cohcluaion of the per- formance the entire cast gathered on stage and the chairman intro- duced Mr. wetmore. who is the Director of Dramatic: of the De- pument of Education of Nova

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In his kindly and competent manner Mr. weunore congratulat- ed the cast on getting all the comedy possible out of the play. and on their good voices and well-

d move ts. He pointed out that the performance might have been improved if cues had

been picked up faster and the general tempo of the performance increased. He continued by saying it was the aim of an adjudicator to offer help wherever possible. arid of the cast to make their characterizat- ions as bellevable as possible. Following his adjudication he named four members of the cast whom he suggested might be kept in mind for acting awards. These were Mrs. M. Binns as "Tessie." J. MacDonald as "Timothy." J. D. Mcintyre as "Fred," and M. Mooney as ”Slade." Other members of the enthusi- astic cast were J. Mcl.elian as ”Kathleen." C. Paquet as "Nora." W. E. Pierce as "Jimmie." M. J. Mcquaid as "Patrick." Mrs. C. Campbell as "Daphnay," and F. Mcfntyre as "Yonnie." Two charm- lng little girls whose names were not shown on the program played the parts of Yennle and Yannie. 'At the close of the evening the distinguished guests and the members of the play were invited to partake of light refreshments with the Executive of the Festival Association, through the co-oper- ation of the ladies of Parkdale. While lunch was being served Mr. Wetmore met with the mem- bers of the cast and was able to offer many instructive and en- encouraging suggestions to them. Featured between acts were a numbe of very well received spec- iltics which were as follows: ocal duets by Mrs. Carrie Madorc and Mrs. Florence Grant: vocal solos by Mr. Cyril Gallant and Mr Marcus Mooney. and instrumental music by the Clifford Peters orchestra. Accompanlst for the vocal numbers was Miss Helen Marie Mccormack. The Festival will continue this evening with three entries in the Junior class. and the only entry in the senior one-act class. The junior plays are The shock of his Life" and the "Stubborn Ell." both by Klnkora. Convent, pupils. and "The Pampered Darlinc" by the Glenaladalc School. The senior one act play is "Merry Molly Malone" by the frishtown Woments Institute. audience. Congratulations are ex- tended io the Sisters of st. Mar- tha's and the Catholic Youth Or- ganization for the fine programme

which was presented to the large crowd.

A number of deer have come to visit Mr. Ralph Gillan of Penn Road. The chudren seem to get a great thrill out of feeding the animals. Mr. Gillan has already taken care of a deer early this spring but it died in spite of his efforts to save it.

Mrs. Conway of Charlottetown was a guest or Mr. and Mra LB. lliughes of Peakes on Sunday, May

Mr. Gerard Devlne of Pealres has a pair of guinea pigs in his pos- session. whtclr he obtained from Clarkin's of Peakes Road.

Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Macltlnnon of St. Peters were visitors to this vicinity on Tuesday, May 1:5. Mr. and Mrs. Maoxinnon were accom- panied by Mrs. Maclcii-inon's moth- er. Mrs. Eunice Birt of Fanning- brook.

Miss Eileen Anstie of Peakes left for Montague on Wednesday. May 14, where she expects to work.

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hughes and family of Charlottetown were via- iiors at the home of Mr. i-fughes' parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hughes Peakes, on aunday, May 11.

Mr. Harold Webster of Moreil, who is I road engineer. was a visit- or to St. Patrick's Road on llrtday. May to.

Mr. Willard Mitchell was a visit- or to this community delivering fertiliser on Friday. May in.

Miss Patrice. Myers of at. Pat- rick's Mad was a visitor to Char- lottetown on Tiiuraday. May is. with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Myers. Mr. and Mrs. Myers were accompanied by Mrs. Charles Rog- arson.

Mr. Roy Trainer of Windon was a visitor to St. Patrick's Road at the home of his brother. on Fri- day, May is.

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Mrs. John Mound. Alliston, was a visitor to Charlottetwn recently.

was a visitor to Charlottetown recently. -

Mr. Bert liicken and son Neil Alltston motored to Charlottetown recently.

Mr. Robert Thompson. formerly of Alllaton. P.l:.!. now residing in Halifax. N.S.,- spent the past week visiting friends in Peters Road and Alliaton.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred McDonald and family. Brudencll. were visitors to Alliston recently. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert 1-licken.

Mr. and Mrs Vere Beck and family of Charlottetown have re- turned to their summer home,pt Alliston. '

Mirs. Ellis McPherson and daught- ers Edythe and Sandra, Peters Road motored to Charlottetown recently.

Mrs. Harold Mcswalne, Miss Shirley 1-liclren, and Miss Annie l-iicken. Peters Road, were recent visitors to Charlottetown.

Mr. Neil Vanfderstine. Peters Road. was a visitor to Montague recently.

Mr and Mrs Alfred weatherby and son Paul. Charlottetown, were recent visitors to Peters Road. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Mc- Pherson.

The many friends of Mr. Don Johnston, Peters Road. are pleas- ed to see him out again and im- proving after his operation.

Mr. and Mrs. James McKay and son Dale, and Mr. and Mrs. Austin Graham and daughters carol Ann, Shirley. and Barbara. Charlotte- town. motored to Allistan recently guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert l-lickcn

Mr. Don Johnston Peters Road was a recent visitor to Montague.

Mr. Louis Harris. Murray Harbor was a recent visitor to Alliston, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Artie Mc- Donald.

The pcople of Peters Road and vicinity were shocked and sadden- ed on Thursday morning when they learned at the 4” death of little Sandra Beck, only daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Beck of Alibton and Charlottetown.

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Georgetown and I I I Vicinity Mr. and lvIrs'.J-iiison Baker and daughter Heather. of New Gius- gow. N.S., motored to Georgetown on Saturday. May 17th. where they spent the week-end as guests

of Mrs. Bakers mother. Mrs. Ma- bel Levers.

Mr. - Kenneth Fraser and Mr Vernon Fraser of Souris were busi- nus visitors to Georgetown on Friday, May 16th.

Miss Stella Doiron of Mansion. N. 3.. is visiting her law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Pram.- Maobean

Mrs. Margare-txhen was a visit- or to Charlottetown on Saturday. May 11th. ,

Mrs. Allan Mucbonalcl and Miss Mary MacDonald. who spent the winter in Boston. Mass., arrived in Georgetown on Saturday, May 17th, where they will reside for the summer in their home on Kent at

Mrs. l..lf. Douglas has returned in Georgetown to take up residence in her home on Water street. after spending the winter in Montreal.

Mira. W.J. Fitzgerald. Miss Gert- rude Fitxerald, and Master Char- les Fitzgerald. were visitors to Cardigan on Saturday, May run

Mr. Walter McNeil) of the Cana- dian National luilways. Charlotte- town. was a recent week-end guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. An- drew McNeill.

Mr. J. 1'. Johnson and Miss Pesky Johnson were visitors to the City on Saturday, May 1'il.h.

Cullen Delnry left on Monday. May 19th, for Kingston. Ontario, where he will taln officer Cadet training for the summer months with the Royal Canadian Air Force.

Bernard Walsh. Ion of Mr. and Mrs. Ibrl Walsh. who has been at- tending at Dunatank college. ar- rived at hh boats in Burnt Point a few days ago, following the unn- Dletion of the rollers term.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ihexay of Mount Stewart motored to Gear". town on dunday. May nth where tbsrvnrestleatsot M,r.a.ndIlr-a

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Priendsarevery leaaedtoaas l1.ev.lA'.R.A. outagain afterhisrecenttllneu.

Mr. and Mrs. Karl James and Minnie Masher were in Charlottetown recently.

Prienda of Mines Ruby and Beatrice Battersby were sorry to hear they have been sick at their home here.

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Sanderson of Church Road. were in Montague recently on business. o

Mr. Charlie Johnston, who has been working in Ontario for some time, has returned to his home here.

Mr. and Mrs. Cuyler Dingwell and family of Marie were in Char- lottetown recently.

some farmers in this vicinity

are getting ready to put in some

early potatoes, but the wet spell

of weather kept them back some- hat.

..'Many people from this vicin- ity a'tended the play put on by the Marie Y.P.U. and held in Morell Hall on Wednesday night, May 7. A big crowd from all sur- rounding districts was in attend- ance and the evening was very much enjoyed.

Mr. Alton Rapson and little daughter Gloria were in Char- lottetown on May 11. They visited with Mrs. Rapson who is a pati- ent in the P.E.I. Hospital.