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, THE GUARDIAN.

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The Guardian may be following places in Montague: II Georgetown: The Peat Office;

..°WE HAVE our complete line of Cotton Dresses in stock. All prices. $2.98 up. Belles Shoppe, Montagbe.

.31‘!!! MONTAGIYE SHOE STORE has now a complete line of children: and misses Play Shoes.

..'DON’T OVERLOOK our spec- 1a.] line of Summer Shorty Coats, $12.95 and $13K» in all sizes. Belles Shoppe, Montague.

.."I‘IIE MONTAGFE SHOE STORE is featuring the smartest line of Summer Play Shoes for women east of Charlottetown.

-'JI'ST ARRIVED -- Beach Wear. Girls and ladies sizes in bathing suits and caps, also ladies slacks and T. shirts, Bella's Shoppe, Montague.

. RTI-IE MONTAGUE SHOE “(IRE now has a complete line oi arms shoes. black and brawn — trom D width to BEE. Ritchie Shoe exclusive.

George-town and Vicinity

Ntr. John L. Mellish, merchant of New Perth was a business visit- 0r to Georgetown during the week.

Mr Alan Jenkins of Summcrside recently motored to Georgetown where he was the guest of his mother, Mrs. Florence Jenkins.

Miss Annie Scully of New York ls visiting in the Province and is ' at present. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Plus Fitzpatrick at De Gros Marsh.

Friends of Miss Joan MacQuillan, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Wilfred MacQuillan, are pleased to hear that her mndition is improving sat- isfactorily following a recent op-

cil and the slx man building com- mittee of the Community Welfare League together in the Council Chambers. The Mayor read clause by clause the agreement of affili- ation between the Town of George- town and the Georgetown Com- munity Welfare Magus covering the erection and operation of the proposed Recreational Center. Each section of the agreement was thoroughly discussed and all pres- ent expressed their views on the agreement. When signing ot the document is completed which is ex- pected wiihin a few days the agree- ment will become operative, Be- fore the meeting adjourned PLBIIIS were made for the obtaining of a tentative set oi blue prints forthe building. when those are obtained and approved the approximate cost can then be estimated and the Building Fund set up. Great in- terest has and is being shown in this project by citizens of thé Town. the majority of whom right- ly feel that the erection of such a building is vital to the future rec- reational position of our Town and will bring us on a parity in this respect with other Provincial Cent- ers, many of which now have ‘Lip- to-datc Recreational Centers,

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--'ATTENTION - for smart styles in Baby-Doll Shoes call at the Montague Shoe Store.

Bristol and Vicinity Mrs. Mercier Mullin, Newcastle,

NB, is visiting her parents here, lvllr. and Mrs. Frank Kelly.

Mr. and Mrs. B.W. McEwen have arrived from the city and taken up residence in their summer home here.

Mrs. Gus MacDonald was a week-end holiday visitor to the city where her husband has been sick.

Mr. Maurice Arnold of the staff of Fennell and Chandler, City, spent the holiday week-end at his home in Bristol.

Mr. and Mrs. Semen-led Kelly have returned home from a very pleasant motor trip to Montreal and Quebec City.

Mr. Edward Rosslter and Mrs. A.B. McAdam, along with Gerry McAdam. have returned home from a week's visit to Montreal and other centres.

Mrs. William MacDonald ls spending a week in the city with her daughters, Mrs. Melvine Byme and Mrs. Reggie MacDonald.

Friends are sorry to report the very serious illness of Mrs. Addison McKenzie in the PE. Island Hos- pital. Mr. McKenzie is the mana- ger of the Morcll Garage.

Friends of Mrs. Charlie Mosher will be sorry to hear she is oon- ilned to her home for some time now under doctor's care and friends hope to see her out shortly again.

Mr. Clement Slnnoit, son of Mr. and Mrs. PR. Sinnott, has joined the Provincial Bank of Canada staff at Gharlottetowrrt. Clement is very young and friends wish him every success as a banker in the years ahead.

A crew of young painters under the direction of Mr. Art MacDon- ald, are at present painting the interior of the Little Flower Church in Morell village.

Friends in this vicinity, espec- ially the older class, learn with regret of the passing of Mr. Joe McKenna in the Charlottetown Hospital. I-Iis home is in Traradie. A wayside friend lo mnny a trav- eller, Joe will be sorely missed, The Guardian joins his many friends In extending sincere sympathy.

A bad fire in Bristol on Satur- day night destroyed the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Laybolt, along with some furniture. It is believed the fire started around the stove while the family were out. and, tanned by a high wind, the house \v levelled In a short time. Some for y oars stopped along the high- way and willing hands carried the furniture out including the ho: stove. So intense was the blaze that at one time the eastbound late Souris bus was held up. The blaze was seen for miles around. Mr. and Mrs. Laybolt are making their home ‘with Mrs. Layboltks father and mother for the present.

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Due to the fact of amalgama- tion on July l, of the School Dis- tricts of St. Charles and New Acm- din, all taxes and arrears of taxes must he paid before June 25, After that date they will be handed in for collection.

W. J. McISAAC, Secretary, it. Charles

B. W. DOUCETTE, Secretary, New Acadia

CHARLOTTETOWN

Allistcn and Vicinity

m» Helen Butler. ‘Charlotte- town, spent the holiday at her home in Greek River.

Mr. and ‘Mi-s. Harry Veniot, Stollarton, NS. were visitors to Peters Road over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Chester McSwnln Pete-rs Road. were visitors to Stur- geon on Sunday, guests o! Mrs. Hannah Ceilings.

Mr. Murray McKinnon, Char- lottetown, spent the holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McKinnori, Murray River.

Mr. and Mrs. Ellis McPherson and family, Peters Road, spent Sunday in Bellevue, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm McPhee.

Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Johnson and son, Earle, Peters Road, were visitors to Brooklyn on Sunday, guests M Mr. and Mrs. Atwood O'Connor.

Mrs. Thomas McPherson and daughter, Edith, Bellevue, and Charlottetown were visitors to Peters Road on Thursday and Fri- day, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis McPherson.

Fire destroyed two barns oin the farm of Mr. Angus lVibPhersoc-l, Beilevue on Saturday evening. The barns contained a quantity oi straw and 150 bushels oats. Origin o! the fire is unknown.

Fire struck again at Peters Road for the second time in ices than a month when the barn o! Albert Horton, Peters Road wins des- uoyed on Saturday evening. The barn was empty except for a quan- tiiy of hay. The neighbours form- ed a. bucket brigade and saved the house which was only a. short dis- lance from the barn. This is the second barn to be destroyed by fire on this property, the Iirst barn was burned some years ago.

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Honor Roll for May:

Grade XI: 1, Bernadette Burge, Mriry liiurplrv, Katherine MacDon- ald; 2 (Theresa MacDonald, Edna Iiugltes, Agnes Duffy, Joseph Mac- Isnnc; 3, Claire Burge, Ivan Chev- crle, Helen Giilis, Mary Wilson, Agnes Boylan, Louise Creamer,

Grade X: 1, Ellen Muilaily, Isa- bel Mrlsnac; 2, Teresa Mcisaac, Adeline Peters; 3, Anne McCorm- ack,

Grade IX: 1, Joan McDonald; 2, Margaret Hughes; 3, Clare Paquet.

Grade ViiI: 1, Camilla McAulay, Mildred Chaisson; 2, Irene Paquet, Mary MrPhee, Anne. MacDonald; 3, Eileen Lurkln, Rita MacDonald, Florence Ara nault.

Grade VII: 1, Frances Ford, Ele- anor Clinton; 2, Anne MacDonald, Patricia MacDonald; 3, Joyce Pa- quot.

Grade Vi: l, Helen MacDonald; 2, Susan MacCormack; 3, Velma PaqueL . . .

Grade V: Jeanette Peters, Barbara MacPhee; 3, Rena Cheverie.

Grade IV (a): l, Audrey Mullally; 2, Catherine MacPhce, Dorothy Poole; 3, Minnie Mullally‘.

Grade lV tb): l, Maureen Wood, Joyce Chevcrle; 2, Madeleine Praught, Christine Cheverle, Flor- ence Busliey; 3, Betty Macintosh, Catherine MacDonald.

Grade II: 1, Jean Mooney; 2, Carole Ellis, Peggy Campbell; Patricia Si. John, Alena Pierce.

KING'S COUNTY HOSPITAL

ANNUAL MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the ‘ meeting of the King's Coun- ty Hospital will be held In the CURLING RINK, MONTAGUE, on THURSDAY, JUNE 30th, 1949, at. ii p.rn. for the purpose o! electing trustees for the government o! the institution in accordance with the By-iatva and for the transaction oi’ such other hushicsa as may be brought before it.

ADELINE C. I-‘IITIES, Secretary, Board of Trustees.

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It is operated throughout the yeur and contains twenty-six bed- rooms, large living room, moin office, u dining room which con comfortably accommodate iiity guests or more, n large well equip- ped kitchen, on outside kitchen and o laundry room.

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A meeting of the Charlottetown Scouters Club was held ‘Thursday, June 0, in St. Paul's Parish Hall. Mr. Zakcm the President, opened the meeting and the minutes oi the , previous meeting were read and adapted.

Mr, Parent. Provincial Com- missioner, spoke on District Camps. It was decided that a District Cub Camp be held July 1-4 at Buchan. 1M1". Driscoll, Parkdale, kindly ob, iered his help as Camp Chief. Any, scoulers who wish to help with this; camp should see Mr. Drlscoll. A‘ fee, $4.00 was set per boy. I It was also suggested that a Dis-| irict Scout Camp be held i! enough leaders csn be produced, with the first week In August as a tentative date. This will ‘be discussed more fully at s. later date.

The report from the Treasurer. John MacDonald, uias then read, There is on hand $7.63 and $9.00 outstanding from the cake sale. iviliss Helen Dewar is to be compli- mented on the excellent work aha

did in connection with the cake sale. In the future, members of the

Scouters Clu-b will receive member- ship cards on payment of dues. These cords will he necessary for admittance to meeting etc. Dues must be paid within a month from the time notices are presented. Meetings will be held on the sec- ond Monday of each month. if.for any reason, Monday is unsuitable, the meeting will automatically be held on the following Wednesday. Notices and minutes ni each meet- ing are to be published in the Scout News Column cf the local papers.

It was brought to the attention of the members that there were no active Soouters represented on the

Provincial Council this year. Mr. Stan Nit-Innis, Department Com- missioner promiscd to bring this

matter before the Council at the next meeting.

The chairman of the Nominating Committee then presented his slate of offiocrs for the next year. Ro- sulis as follows:

Honorary President Harry Pin- eau.

President. Elmer Power.

Vice-President, Hilda Auld.

Secretary, Pearl Cody.

Treasurer, John MacDonald. Wglniglrtninineuit Committee, blar- ion Peuke. "

Membership Abe Zalrcm.

Members of committees will hold ollfice for period; of months only. Membership committee is to bcizln um"; in September. No member may hold office of President two years in succession.

Mir. Stan McInnis attended a meeting of the P.E I Camping Assor-intinn and has rm hand for any Srouters whn are interested, copies of "The Mllllliliilll Camping Standards for Canada".

on Tuesday evening, a meeting of the Boy Scout Association Com- mittee was held in Borden. Mem- bers present were: Messrs. AP. ceretti. Raymond Hickey, Frank

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Additional meetings will be announced later. Other speakers will also be present to discuss the political issues of the day. ALL the public are cordially invited.

\ I. A. MACDONALD, Progressive Conservative Candidate.

‘Political Meetings

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Tbs following Political Meetings will be held on the dutei mentioned ni 8:30 p.rn.:

MURRAY RIVER HALL—Mcndcy, June 13th.

CAMBRIDGE HALL-Tuaado , June 14th. '

LITTLE SANDS HALL-W nesdoy, lune 15th.

LOWER MONTAGUE HALL-Thursday, June 16th. DUNDAS HALb-Fridcy, June 17th.

LORNE VALLEY HALL-Monday, June 20th. ANNANDALE HALL-Tuesday, Juna 21st.‘ GEORGETOWN HALL-Wedriesdcy, June 22nd.

ST. CHARLES HALL-Thursday, June 23rd.

The undersigned, who shcII address nII meetings, invites otliei speakers and the general public to be present.

T. J. KICKHAM, LIberoI Candidate.

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