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..'l'riends of Mrs. Henryrarker are sorry to hear. that she is a patient in the P. E.1. Hospital and all wish her a speedy return to good hdllth.
Friends of Mr. I-libbett Jenkins. who has been e patient in the P. E. I. Hospital, are pleased to hear ;hat he returned to his home in Georgetown on January 1'It.h, con- iiderably Improved in health.
Mr. John Fraser and Mr. Russell Hickeif of Whim Road, were busi- nesl visitors to Georgetown on rueaday, Jen. lath.
The many friends of Mr. Henry Mertell. who entered the Char- lottetown Hospital for treatment on Sunday. Jan. lath are wishing him an early return to good health.
Mr. Austin Johnston of St. aaorge was a visitor to George- town on Tuesday. V
Mrs. Welter Mechean is visiting for a week in Charlottetown.
Miss Peggy Walker was a recent visitor to Charlottetown.
Mrs. Ian Stirling. who was celled to Georgetown by the death of her rather. the late Captain J. J. Fitz- gerald. left January 20th on return to her home in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hughes of Charlottetown motored to George- town on Wednesday.
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Durinz the week Mr. Walter R. Shaw. provincial Red Cross cam. mien chairman. visited Monta- Bue end Sourls and was successp
Judge Dealtoches
BIG TEIBUTABY The st. Maurice river In Quebec is the second largest tributary of the St. Lawrence, alter the Ottawa
ful in securing Judge l.fS. De- Roches again as chairman for Klng's County, The Ladies Auxili- ary of the Canadian Legion, un- der the presidency of Mrs. B. N.
river.
Hooley, who canvassed the,town
Eastern Guardian
..-xxncrs MILL, Montague. will I
not be buying lumber again until February loth.
JVALLEYFIELD AND OILWELL HEAD congregations. services for Sunday. Jan. 23: Orwel lHead 11 im.; Valleyfield 1:30 pm. A. C. Traser. Minister.
..'PRESBYTEBIAN CHURCH IN CANADA. - Schedule for Sun- day, January 23rd. Caledonia 11.00 a. m. Wood Islands 7.30 p. m. Min- ister: Rev. E. s. Hales.
..'MONTAGUE UNITED BAP- TIST CHURCH.-Services for Sun- day, January 23rd. Montague: 9.45 a. in Sunday school. 11.00 a. m. Preaching service. Rev. R. G. Hill, Pastor.
..'6EORGETOWN PASTORAL CHARGE.-United Church of Can- ada. Services for Januany 23rd. ll a. m. stur eon. 2.30 p. m. Milliown Cross. 7 p . Georgetown .Rev. W. .A. Peterson. Minister.
..f'I'HE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA. -- Murray Harbour Charge. Minister: Reverend H. C. Mecdougall. B.A., B.D. Little Sands ii a. in. Murray River 3 p .m. Mur-
lrey Harbour 7.30 p. m. ..'MURll.AY RIVER BAPTIST
' ommcn - Services Sunday. Jan-
uary 23: Song scrvlce 7:30 p.m.
Sunday School 2 p.m. Special
g numbers from Murray Harbour. Montague and Sturgeon. Prayer meetings as usual.
. JTHE PRESBYTERXAN Church in Canada-Services Sunday. Jan- uary 23. Montague. Divine Wor- ship 11 um. Evening Service 7:30 p.m. Sunday School 10 am. Car- digan afternoon service. 2 p.m. A cordial WEICOITIO to all. Rev. D. A. Campbell. Minister. .
..eMON'I'AGUl PASTORAL CHARGE. - The United Church of Canada. Rev. J. M. Fraser, Minis- ter. Sunday, January 23rd. Mon- tague: lo a. in. Sunday school. 11 a. m. Meaning Service--"The Three Ws". Junior Sunday school. 1.30 p. m. Mission Bend. 7.30 p. m. Eve- ming service. Lower Montague. 0.45 a. m. Morning service and Sunday School.
.. EORURCH or 01111181. - The Lord! Day. January 18rd. Mon- I-Isue 10.00 e. m. Bible School for all ages. Adult class studying II Corinthians. 11.00 a. m. the Lord's Supper and Preaching. Murray River ll.00 a. m. Bible school and the Lord's Supper. Murray an.
hour. 6.00 p. in. Bible School and the Lords aupper. Combined Ev- Imxelistio Meeting at the Murray Harbour Church at 7.30 p. in. Clos- Del music and preaching. You an.- Eveeggome. Kenneth T. Norrisy Even-
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'Na nasIn' around-We than Is WARNER CAFETERIA STYLE faaden. Those ehala seilsters leap plenty of unitary. IN lead In the bin to grew as hogs for nurlat faster. No vests had either the way WARNER makes 'un. we on 90' 0" of lo", - -
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'2l'he feed saved during 31!. lnontlIs' use will more for this Feeder." an Island farmer.
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..'SPECIAL MEETING ladics' Curling Club in clubroom, .;nn. ill, at 7.30 sharp,
..'SHARI-I IN THE BARGAINS at Belle's Shoppe, Montague. see our Saturday specials. teas.
..'SALE STILL CONTINUES at Belle's Shoppe. Montague, all next week, with extra special items for Saturday.
..'CHOICE BABY BEEF. CHIC- KEN -- Attractive prices. Friday and Saturday. Llewellyn, Mont- ague.
JSPECIAL JANUARY SALE on men's tailor-made suits. Only 59.50 with two pairs pants at Hooleyls Men's Wear. .
..fCARD PARTY, Legion Hall. Montague, Friday. Jan. 21 at 8:15. Ausplcea Legion Auxiliary. Chick- ens for prizes.
..'.lANUABY SALE continues at Hooley's Men's Wear, Montague. Many exceptional values offered. Sale ends Saturday. January 22. Buy now and save.
..”C. W. L. PARTY-The regular weekly card party of the Mont- ague sub-division of the C. W. L. was held Wednesday evening, Jan. 10, in the Armouries. There was a large attendance. The winners of the various prizes were as follows: Door prize, Mr. Douglas Graham; men's prize. Mr. Joseph Power; ladies' prize, equally merited by Margaret Power and Mrs. Richard Collings.
Personals
..eM.r. John Callahan. New Perth. left recently for Arlington. Calif- ornia, where he expects to spend the next few months.
..'Miss Mary Raiusc, Montague. is spending some time visiting friends in Pt. Pleasant.
..'ACl David MacDonald. R.C.A. IE, Camp Borden, is spending his leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D.M. MacDonald. Montague.
..'Friends of Mrs. Lester car- penter. Montague, are pleased to hear that she is convslescing satis- factorily after her recent illness in the King": County Hospital.
.."The many friends of Mrs. Teacher Dewar. Brudenell. arc. peased to know that she has re- covered from an attack of the 'flu which kept her confined to her
Will Head Campaign For Red Cross In King's County
of Montague so euectively for the 1054. Campaign. will again un- dertake this project. In Bouris. Mr. Melvin Mmueid, Q.C,, will head a special names canvass while the Junior Ladies Aid of souris Hos- pital, of which Mrs. George Roach irtha president. will conduct the house to. house collection using the same type of organisation as they had for the suooauful cen- vsss for blood donors which they have admirably carried on in the past.
Ouolily Breeding? From P. E. I. Slock Noted In Alberta
In a recent imua of the Coun- try Ciulde. published in Winnipeg, reference is made to the fact that hog breeders are willing and ready to pay premium prices at auc- tion sales this year for pigs with Advanced Registry breeding be- hind them.
The article goes on to say that Yorkshire boars out of Iowa quel- ified for Advanced Registry were placed in the Lacombe district of Alberta and that pigs sired by these boars when auctioned at local sales, brought two to three dollars more per head then other pigs of similar size.
Commenting on the above arti- cle, Mr. H. ,W. Clay, senior live- stock ileldman, states that last spring eight bred sows of P. E. I. Yorkshire stock and a boar were shipped to the Lacombe area and at the present time he has or- ders ior beers from the Province of Alberta. Mr. Clay calls atten- tion to the fact that at the Is- land A. R, test station last year 8370 of the hogs tested graded "A" while in Ontario the Advanc- ed Registry carried out on the same feed as in P. E. I. had a pre- centage of 43 grade A's. "It can be seen from this”, said Mr; Clay, "that the difference in percentage does not occur in the feeding but in the breeding."- ,
Boars in Prince Edward Island are not bonused by the provincial department of Agriculture unless they are out of sows scoring as points or more out of 9, possible 100. A point worthy of note in hog grading throughout Canada is the fact that the further away from this Province. the lower the percentage of grade A hogs. Nova Scotia and New Brunswick are fast improving the quality of their hogs by the extensive importation of Island breeding stock.
Prince Street Home. School Ass'n. Meefs
The regular monthly meeting of the Prince Street Home and School Association was held last evening in the assembly hall with the president. Rev. Marvel Dunblir presiding.
Following the business session. Mr. Dunbar introduced Dr. B. J. O'Meara. director of Dental Divis- ion, Public Health. who spoke on
I the subject of fluoridation of the
water supply.
A resolution. to be presented to the City Council, recommending the fluoridation of the City water supply, was unanimously approv-
ed.
The principal. Miss Mabel Math- eson, spoke briefly to the parents asking their co-operation in the coming ice sports.
Mr. Dunbar then introduced Corporal Raymond Stunden and Constable Griffith of the R. C. M. P. Corporal Stunden gave a very informative talk on the training and duties of the R. C. M. P. and urged parents and teachers to stress on the young the lmP0Pt' ance of traffic safety and to make 1955 a record year of fewer fatall- ties in this province. This was followed by a beautiful colored
home for some time.
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Weekly Meeting Of Y's Men's Club
Chas Cooper of radio station CINDY was the guest speaker at the weekly supper meeting of the Alpha. Y's Men's Club held in the Y.M.C.A. last night. Taking as his subject "What Goes On In A Re- dlo Station" Mr. Cooper gave an interesting talk which was much appreciated by the large turn out of Y's Men and their guests.
Y's George. Andrew. chairman of the meeting. in introducing the speaker told of two awards in the field of broadcasting won by Mr. Cooper during the past yenr.
The meeting opened with the singing of the Y's Men's Ode, led by Y's Ralph Rupert, followed by grace by the chairman. The sing. song was conducted by Ralph Ru- pert with '0. K. Presby at the pia.ri.o. Y's Jack Lawson was con- gratulated end wished a happy birthday by his fellow members of the club.
Guests introduced were. Russel Finley, Earl Taylor. Ralph Beatr- sto. and Gilbert Clements of Montague. The Yls Men also had for their spbcial guests nine young boys from the Mt. Herbert Pro- testant Orphanage, who had at- tended the Y. M. C. A. Holland Cove Camp during the past sum- mer. As a special attraction to entertain the visiting boys as well as the other guests and club members, co-chairman Paul Jen- kins introduced Duke Neilson who performed various feats of magic to the delight of young and old. Ches Cooper also favored the gathering with two songs.
The thanks of the club were extended to Mr. Neilson and Mr. Cooper by the co-chairmen, George Andrew aid Paul Jenkins.
A group of five girls who were being initiated into their Hi-Y groups were Introduced and put on an impromptu song and dance number in their Initiation regalia to the great amusement of all present. The girls were Mary Milligan. Marlon Clark. Connie
Davies, Norma Mat:Fadyen and Alberta Todd. Frank Vanlderstlne was voted
in as s. new member of the club. and president W. R. Carson an- nounced that ten new members who have recently joined the club will be inducted in the near future.
After the meeting the visiting boys were the guests of the Y's Men on the bowling alleys.
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GRADUATES IAT LAST
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Chester E. Montague got his high school diploma Wednesday night to cap it years of attending special night classes. Montague is 47 years old and the father of eight children.
Gold." fith.
Miss Barbara Pound moved a vote of thanks to Corporal Stun- den and Constable Griffith for their very fine entertainment.
After the singing of The Queen the meeting adjourned to the teaohers' room where delicious re- freshments were served by the catering committee.
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Maritime Title Class
Plan Plowing Malch Expansibn
..'A formal application will be made to the Provincial and Fed- eral Governments by the Dundas Plowing Match Association to have considered as a class "3" fair the annual plowing match" and exhibition staged each fall at Dundee. This was made known at the annual meeting held at Bridgetown hall yesterday which was presided over by the presi- dent, Mr. L. 5. Hunter.
From a small beginning. the annual Dundas fair has gradually grown larger each year through the untlrlng efforts of the mem- bers, until -today it has become one of the major events of the year in the province. Where form- erly it attracted only entries from a small radius, today its entries extend almost over the province. and the provincial plowing com- petition attracts not only Island spectators but mainlanders as well. Besides the avid interest in plow- ing, there has also grown a. great interest in the livestock show which includes every breed of dairy and -beef cattle, horses. swine. sheep and poultry. 10511111- er with a first class display in the handicraft building of cook- ing. flowers. agricultural products
MT. HERBERT W. I.
The monthly meeting of the Mount Herbert Women's Institute was held on January liith at the home of Mrs. Russel Farquharson. The president called the meeting to order. Nine members attended and three guests were welcomed. The meeting opened with the sing- ing of "The Ode”. The minutes of the last meeting were read. adopt- ed and signed. Roll call was en- swered by repeating a verse of poetry from an old school reader. Two dollars were voted to the Polio Post March of Dimes.
Bills were presented. followed by a discussion on securing music for the school. A report was given about the leadership course held in Parkdele Hall. This was at- tended by the president and sec- rotary.
The sicigcommittee is to remem- ber the shut-ins by sending a suit- able gift.
The school committee appointed is Mrs. Russel Driscoll. Mrs. Ivan Jorgenson and Mrs. Kenneth Jen- kins. One membership fee was paid. Plans were made for a social evening to be held at Mrs. David Mutch's on January 28th.
The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Ralph Raynor on February the 15th, roll call to be answered with an exchange of valentines and for every member to repeat the Creed individually.
The hostess served a lovely lunch and the meeting was ad- journed, followed by singing the
NEW BANKING HOURS
TO EXTEND THE BENEFITS OF A FIVE- DAY WEEK TO THE STAFFS
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THE CANADIAN BANK or commence IN MONTAGIIE, P .E. I.
WILL BE CLOSED SATURDAY, JANUARY 29. 1955. And Each Subsequent Saturday.
As a convenience to custom - the E anchea of the banks will be open extra hours on Friday from 0:80 em. to 1:80 p.m.. com-
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and handicraft. HOPE FOB EXPANSION
The members of the association have spared no effort to make the show ever bigger and better, but finances have proved to be e de- terrent to their plans. It is their expectation that the fair will now meet the requirements of a. class "3" fair. In this event fifty per cent of the cost of building and maintenance will be granted to- gether with 5500.00 for junior activities and S200.00 for judges. This will be of inestlmeble bene- fit to the progress and growth of the Dundas exhibition. and per- mit the members to set up ample facilities for a complete livestock showing which is fast becoming one of the major attractions of the two-day fair.
The business of the meeting in- cluded the minutes and financial statement presented by the secre- tery. Mr. Albert Acorn, who has WPEDIY filled this office for sev- eral years. The financial state- ment showed receipts of 55,762.49, and disbursements amounting to 36,612.78.
To increase the already great interest in plowing, it was decid- ed to inaugurate a Maritime championship class. and the 1954 champions of Nova Sootla and New Brunswick will be invited to compete against the 1954 Island champion at Dundas this fall.
The following directors were ap- pointed:
St. Georges. Louie Fitzpatrick and Louis Campbell. Primrose, Clqment. 'MacDonald and Albert Acorn. Strathcona, Will Hunter. John MacLood. Ray Burke. Albion Cross. Neil Nicholson, Doug Meth- eson. Cumberland Hill. Joseph Campbell, Wilbur Wood. Bridge- town. L. S. Hunter. Frank Clay.
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OUT OF TODAY'S NEWS, HEADLINES (see Page I) COMES THE RAW TRUTH EXPOSE OF DRAMA .. OF TERROR BEHIND PRISON yWALLS! '
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Jack Anneer. HIlhfI91d- 3'N19Y Creed. Also a repr sentglve of the Queen's County IOWIIII Match Association.
Several other minor matters were -briefly discussed after which the in mg adjourned. .
MIDNIGHT snow THRII-I-ER! TONIGHT AT 11:30 P.M.
PRINCE Enwiinn
SIIILLEY WI NTEIS as a Iionky tonk strip 0 tease whose warmth and wit bring the ” 4 strangers together.
MERRILL as the stranger whose phone says a J j V. man is g A to be forgiven. . ';liut a woman - NEVER!"
as a doctor who made a mistake- and whose conscience won't . let him forget it KIIBIAN WYNN as a traveling salesman
whose good natured ivulgariiy will
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