meeting in November. roll can
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, ship fees. game of car a was en- oatut" L?” veme w"”'"' I”' joyed during which the hoste
1: uh” en "mined "I9 members " served a delicious lunch, assiste
er lome on October 13. 1954. Thelby M”. Joseph Shea. mtelml was openrd with the Creedl ..M.:A:A:j---a : , l
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Mrs. Michael Dalton. President
Morell Pet Officer On Arctic Voyage M0"ii,9"9 Slfidem - Council Meeting
The Eastern Guardian
Monday, October 25, 1954 The Guardian Page 5
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, and roll call was answered by . :,”',:tg';W,;;:,:i",:i,,,535,l”3&..,?,::: .-.-wiuniir dinner Prashytar- --am: LIGION Ladiu Aux- ellht members-Basin. paper towels , aw .,,f:,noo,, m m, 8,”, ion hall, Montague. Wedneaday.l1llI"Y H-Howe"-n mnuunrado ""1 WP! ""9 Pouzht for the t”, . clmmom Tm mum” on. 27. Adult: 1.00. children so party Monday night. October 25, Ichool N W" decided to start the !ol aiilck eomimu-5 M18 in Backaclas, ". "av ' cents. at Legion Hall. Husbands wal- Whm Dam?! in the near future. ”h'""'"'””'""-"'”"' Pmfh”-"""'l W M "I9 pnvim” meemu W'” V com. Members were asked to have their :I:dud ieriIi'eirmni'1ii:”i.ii”i:'il1'i:IF.g ' ld0PI0d 33 ""1 Th” Wml'”'"""” ....'MoNTAGUn Trinity Menu ' .,M..... Hf knittln in at me next mum, , llaildar Iruub1e:.,try GYSTIX. 3-new
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HMCS Labrador, the RCN's new Arctic patrol ship, is now well into the second half of
.1 historic voyage which, when completed, will have seen the 6,500-ton vessel complete-
ly rirclinmavipzato the
first warship to smash her way from east to west
North American continent. She made history by being the through
the fabled. ice-packed
Northwest Passage in Canada's vast Arctic region. Commanded by Capt. O. C. S. Rob- ertson, of Montreal and Halifax, the Labrador left Halifax July 23b;nd reached Esqui-
malt, B. C., September 27. She is now returning to Halifax via the home port late in November. Books of reference are handy
due at her
anybody, and especially for Naval writers. Here, checking regulations Grant, of Stlttsville, 0nt., left, and P0 John Sutherland,
their work, are PO Paul
anama Canal, and things for relating to
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IN MEMORIAM
FAY CARMEN GLOVER.
On the evening of September 15th, 1954 the death nccui'i'cd, while in the course of dlil.v, of Carmen Glov- er. Mr. Glover had been in the cm- ploy of the Canadian National Rail- way for over 85 years and at the time of his passing was the Con- ducbor in charge, of the Murray Harbour Solitlibnunrl train. His pas- sing was as shocking as it was sudden to his filllllly and very wide circle of friends ivlilcli he had galli- ed through the years. Kindness. generosity and goodwill such an the late Mr. Glover cxprcssed at all times is not something lost, to the attention of friends and loved ones. Rather it stands as a symbol of Christian grace while they live and as a monument to them forever when they are dead. Indeed there is an emptiness in the home and the hearts of the many who knew and loved him.
Mr. Glover was 11 veteran of the I"ll'Si. Vvnrld War 1914-1918 and was ulth the "105" serving in the Can- fldllln army ovnrizcas for the dura- tion. The Cfinllrlltill Legion perform- ed this Military commltnl at the Kl'.'Il'CSl(lll,.
A very lnige host of friends of ('l1iIlInl.i('.l,0W11 and Mr, Stewart ncqilziintimce nttrndcd the services as tliry rxprcsscrl their sincere sym- pathy to the bereaved wife and family. There are left to mourn in-sldcs his mothrr, Mrs. S. C. Clark. Mt. Strivnrt, our slstcr, Mrs. Howard Court. Taber, Alberta; and ITFOIIIOTS, Guy in Charlottetown and Wendi-ll at Mt. Suswart; five child-
ran by his first wife, Carmen and Howard, Mrs. Goetz, Mrs. Hams- burgh and Mrs. MacPhee. He is also survived by his wife Adele Glover and five little girls. Rena, Joyce, Judy. Dianne and Georgie-Ann.
His funeral was held from the MacLean Funeral home. Rev. Mar- vel D. Dunbar. Central Christian Church conducted the service and music was provided by members of the Choir. Interment took place in the Mt. Stewart Cemetery. Pall- bearers were all fellow employees of the deceased.
In concluding words of comfort the Minister spoke thus: "God is too wise to err, too kind to hurt, His reason must be good. Christ- the Mind that Knows, the heart that cares, the power that is avail- able."
Card Of Tlidnlis
Mrs. Glover and Family wish Do express to Rev Marvel D. Dunbar, Dr. sterling Giddings, Friends and Neighbors their deepest thanks for the many words of sympathy, Cards, Letters. Telegrams and Floral tri- bules which have helped so much during their sad bereavement.
SAVAGE HARBOR I.
The regular monthly meeting of the Savage Harbor VVomen's Institute was hold on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. John Morrison. the president. Mrs. Ernest Doyle presided. There was ii fair attendance. In the ab- sr-ncc of the ragular secretary Mrs. Clarence Murphy, Mrs. John
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Morrison filled the role accept- ably snd well.
Mr. McConnell. the local school leacher was present and sought
the full co-operation of the In- stitute in an all out effort to provide new seating accommo-
dation for the school. The, mem- her: were quite in accord with the idea. An all out effort will be made to have the membership role of this Institute, made up of 100 per cent of the ladies of the district. It was decided to ap- point the president and secretary as a committee to work with the, Trustees and teachers to con- sider ways and means of getting tables and chairs for the school.
It was decided to start the wee,k1y card parties on Wednes- day, October 27 when a monster nine hander will hold sway at the local school. Each home in the district will be asked to con- tribute some prize to a value of approximately 50 cents.
Mrs. Freddie Masher reporting for the sick committee reported two visits made month.
The following committees were appointed: School.i Mi;a. Valen- tlm! .Maclntyre. Mrs. Ernest Doyle; slrk, Mrs. Barbara Doyle. Mrs. John Morrison: lunrli, Mrs. John Morrison, Mrs. Valentine Miiclntyre: programme. M r s. Fri-,ddlc Masher, Mrs. Ernest Doyle. Since the next meeting which will be held on Nov. 9th is the annual meeting it was de- rided to hold it in the school as this would he the most central spot. There being no further business the meeting closed after which ii delicious lunch was serv- ed.-CH.
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manta approved.
The visit to this Province of the na.tlona.i director of the Canadian Rod cross was brought to the at- tention of the council by Miss Bernice Dclory. A discussion on in- viting her to a. meeting of the Stu- dents Council followed and it was agreed to make further arrange- ments at the next. meeting.
The purpose of the council. as defined in the constitution, is as follows: 1. To afford a means by which there may be a greater co- operation between faculty and stu- dents of Montague High School through negotiations on the various student activities so as to ensure that the interests of the students and oohool may be aafcguardcd.
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..'Mra. Myron Jackson is a pa- tient in the King's County Hospi- tal. where she recently under- went an appendectomy operation. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Western Johnston were Visitors to Charlottetown, on October 12.
Mrs. Nettie Millar is spending some time visiting in Dartmouth, N.S., the guest of her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Lovereth Graham.
The regular meeting of the Wo- men's Missionary Society was held in the vestry pf the Church on October 10, with six members pres- ent.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Condon and family were week-end visitors to Stellarton, N.S., the guests of Mrs. Condon'a sister. Mrs. Basil Mac- Leod and Mr. MacLeod.
Among those a t t e n d1 11 g the Brownrigg-Diamond w e d cl i n g in Charlottetown were: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reid, Mrs. Margaret Gra- ham, Mr. and Mrs. William Gra- ham, and Mr. George Graham. They were also guests at the re- ception held in honor of the newly- weds at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dia- mcmd.
Mrs. Mary Stewart, Sturgeon, is spending some time at the home of her brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Jackson.
The Thanksgiving service in Murray Harbor North Presbyterian Church Sunday morning. October 10, was largely attended. The service was conducted by the Rev. Carl Currie who chose for his text Psalm 116, verse 12. ”Whet Shall I render Unto The Lord For All His Benefits To- ward Me?" Appropriate thanksgiv- ing hymns were sung and the choir sang, "Hallelujah, Praise Jehovah."
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MDIEB IN COLLISION
QUEBEC (CP) - Jean-Robert Flynn, Q. C., 23-year-old Quebec city lawyer, was killed early Sat- urday when hls lutomobile collided with a Chlcoutimi-bound transport truck on the Quebec-Montreal high- way at nearby Champlgny.
JUMPS FROM WINDOW
MONTREAL (CF)--An unideir tified woman died Saturday after she jumped from an eight-storey window in in downtown hotel. A city morgue spokesman estimated she was between 55 and 60 years
during , th e 01d
Canqdais First V.C. Winner
A certain dashing Alexander Dunn, of Toronto. was the first Canadian to win the coveted Victoria Cross. Ho won it for valor during charge of the Light Brigade of Balaclava in the Crimean War. Utterly fearless, this fighting Canadian killed more Russian soldiers than anyone else. Ill The Standard this week, some new facts in this liIile- lmown story of Canada's first Iicro. Get The Standard-on sale now, complete with Maga- zine, I2-page novel and 20 pages of comics. Only ten cents!
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night It 6:30. General meeting and films. A full attendance will be appreciated.
JFUNIRAL SATURDAY -A The funeral of the late Mrs. Ira Mac- Larari, who passed away at her home in Brudenell on Thursday, October 21. was held from st. Andrew's pi-esbytsrlan Church, Montague. Saturday aftemuon at 2 o'clock. The service was conduct- ed by the Minister. Rev. D. A. Campbell. The hymns sung by the choir and congregation were "All The Way My saviour Leads Me.” and "Abide With Me," a.nd the hymn "The Beautiful Lord" was beautifully rendered by Maura. Willard Bruce. John Bears and Malcolm Munroe. The pallbearers were: Alden MacLs.ren, Beecher Dewar. Milton Fraser, William De- war, Wilfred MacDonald. and Glen MacLaren. She wu laid to rest in the Union Road Cemetery.
BR OOKFIELD W. I.
The regular monthly meeting of the Brookfleld W. 1., was held at the home of Misses Grace and Bernice Wood on October 5. The mtetinz opened by repeating the Creed. Roll call was answered by eight members.
It was moved and seconded that s5.00 be sent to the Cancer Fund. Plans were made to send woolen: for blankets in the near future.
31.40 was taken in from the sale of cards. A bill amounting to 31.50 was paid.
The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Wilbert Stet- son, when the program commit- tee will be Mrs. John Mathcson and Mrs. Grace Wood. The meet-
Personals
..'Mr. Francis Vuoalo. Der "r N. 3.. spent. the past. few days in Montague at tha home of his pu- enu, Mr. and Mn. Pi-ad Vuoaso.
Mr. and. Mrs. rlorraater Durkea, Port Maltland, N. 3., were recent guests of their son-in-law, and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Cann, Cardigan.
'DIAL M FOR. MURDER OPENS lllll TODAY
.. . (Opening Day) .
Alfred Hi!-chcockil "Dial M For Murder,” in Wunai-Color, opens today at. tho Prince ldvard Theatre. Ray Mllland. Grace Kelly and Robert Cummings star in the thriller with John Williams and Anthony Dawson featured in the same rules they played In the Broadway production.
suspense, murder and a dan- gerous love affair an the ingre- deinta of the international stage success, written by Frederick Knott, which has been brought to the screen for Warrior Bros. by Alfred Hitchcock.
"Dial M For Murder" la a title of strong significance. inasmuch as it is the ringing of a telephone which is the signal for a murder. The letter ”M" applies to the first
letter of the London exchange. Maidavalc, in which t abides the lovely young lady o is the
intended victim of the sinister plot. Music for "Dial M For Mur- der” was composed and con- ducted by former Academy Award winner Dimitri Tiomkin.
ing closed by repeating the
”Lord's Prayer."
LITTLE THEATRE Guild Studio Party
FOR ALL MEMBERS ST. PAUL'S HALL, THURSDAY, OCT. 28--8 P.M. Admission by Membership Ticket
TODAY and TUESDAY
A BRILLIANT BEST SELLER COMES SURGING T0 LIFE
. . . this is the story of an ocean . . . of two ships
and of a handful of men .
. . the men are the heroes
of it . . . the heroines are the ships . . . the only villain is the cruel sea . . . the sea that man has made more
cruel . . .
frriie CRUEL SEA"
By NICHOLAS MONSARRAT Starring JACK HAWKINS - DONALD SINDEN
COMEDY - CARTOON
-- SHOW AT 8:00 P.M.
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MOI. - 25th TIIE3. - 28th WED. - 7t 8 & 10 P. M. - Min 40 - 550
vited the members for their annual dwllm 10! UYETEL
3 SHOWS DAILY
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