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..'SPltll'.D SATIN demonstration on all day Saturday. Hilchey lit Vanlderstine, Montague.

..-Now is your opportunity to learn all about Spred Satin. the wonder paint. If you have a paint problem bring it to our store on Saturday when Mr. Chabassol will be demonstrating. Don't miss this demonstration. Hiiehey as Van- lderstine, Montague.

'ALL 0Dl)FELLOWS of Hill- side Lodge and Rebekahs of Acme Lodge are requested to meet at the Lodge Room Sunday morning. May 4th. at 10:30 to attend Natal Day service at Trinity United Church.

...FlII0NTA(iI'l-I I Linile-Ii Baptist Churrh May 4th: Suntlziy School 10 n.m.; I”trcui:ir service ll. n.m. Sari-it-c Sturgeon 7:30 pint. Rev. '1'. M. Webb ulll he the guest wpakpr, spN'I:'II musir. Hearty welcome to all. Lic. W. D. John- lion.

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..'iiis many friends are pleased to hear Mr. James MacKenzie. Cape Bear, has recently returned home from the King's County Hospital.

F Mr. George Bonneil. medical student at Daihousie, spent the week end at the Bonnell farm a: whim Road.

Mr. Albert Brennick returned to his home in Montague yesterday. after spending some time in Hall- fax. where he is envploycd.

M.r. Joseph Vuozzo. returned to his heme in Montague yesterday after spending the past few months in Halifax where he is employed.

JWHILE VISITING our store for the Spred Satin demonstration on Saturday be sure to see our line of wallpaper, paints and floor eoverings. 1-lilchey dz VanIder- stine. Montague.

....'ANNOUNCING Opening show-Campbell's Cirruii. "Tho sklpper Surprised His wife." . M.

.G. M.'s funniest comedy, showing Wood Islands Monday, May 5; Vernon, Tuesday, May 6; Canoe Cove, Wednesday, May 7; Cardi- gan, Thursday, May 8; Eldon. Friday, May 9; Bridgetown, Sat- urday, May 10.

..'C-I.-IOIIGETOWN PASTORAL UIIARC-E. - United Church of Canada Services for Sunday,

May 4th, ii A. M. Mliltown Cross; i P. M. Sunday School in school house, 2.30 P. M. Sturgeon. Sunday School at L30 P. M.: 7 M. Georgetown. Rev. W. A. Paterson, minister.

M. ..'M0'NTAGUE UNITED CHURCH CHARGE. -. Sunday.

May 4th Services will be conducted as follows by Dr. MacKcnzic:- Trinity Church. Montague at if A. M, and 7.30 P. M.: Lower Monta- gue. 3 P. M. The Odd Fellows and Rebeccas will worship with the congregation at the morning ser- vice.

.fMiss June Burgess has re- sumed her studies at Lesley Col- lege. Mass, after spending her Easter vacation at Murray Har- bnur. On her return. she was ac- companied hy her aunt. Mrs. R. P. Brooks. who will sprnd the next few weeks visiting in Belmont. Mass.

..'R.EPEA'l' PERFORMANCE - The two one-act plays and sup- porting numbers presented at the A. D. Macxenzie Hall. Montague, on Wednesday night. were given in second performance last even- ing before another capacity house. As on Wednesday night ea.cl'r character played his or her part excellently well. and each support- ing number was greatly appreciat- ed by the audience. The evening's

entertainment was sponsored by the Badminton club and the

SWEETEST DREAMS TUNE-FILLED. HEART-

iiepori Gravel Washing Plant To Be Moved

The dredge 115. which has been engaged for the past two year: in the Montague River, is at phesent being fitted to resume and com- plete operations here this year. It is understood that only certain points. particularly those at the beginning of the second and third courses will be dredged, since the remainder -of the work was com- pleted last fall. It was thought possible that two months at the most would complete the work.

it has been the suggestion oi some fishermen who have boats based here, that the small dock and old wharf east of the Stevens wharf might be dredged out while the 115 is here. Doing this would provide a relatively large and sheltered boat harbour. at mini- mum expensc. which would be a boon to the many fishermen and also nautical sportsmen who make

use of the present small dock area. Young Adults Group of Trinity United Church,

Mr. Bruce MaoPhee. N.G.. pre-

sided at the regular meeting of liiiiside Lodge. 1. 0. O. F, Mon- tague, Tuesday evening. Following routine business plans were dis- cussed for observing natal rlay on May 4th. by attending service in the United Church Sunday morn- Ing. The secretary was asked to notify the Rebekahs who will at- tend ln a body. Mr. E. H, Stewart reported for the program com- mittee for the annual banquet. Mr. John A. MacNair. Charlottetown. paid an unofficial visit to the Lodge and was warmly received by the Noble Grand and members At the close of the meeting th- degree staff held practise

..'FIRST TN PORT -The Fair- mile "91," owned by Mr. Grant Graham. Gaspsreaux. was the first ship to enter Montague port in the 1952 season arriving here yester- day afternoon. The ship recently arrived at Murray Harbour with a load of salt from Malagash. N. S, and after unloading continued to port at Montague. Mr. Alva Alien. Montague. was in command of the ship on the voyage to Malagash.

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man this week began the large task of repairing the Stevens Wharf at Montague which was

begun last year. During that per- imi new walings were set at the front of the wharf. a new crib work was completed on the east Side. and part of the wharf facinz was completed. The workmen art now engaged in replacing the old crih work to the rear of the wharf anti. when the tide permits. will complete the wharf facing. After this has heen completed the old deck will be removed. and new stringers and deck will be laid. Mr. iienry Munroe. contractor. ex- psels that the work will require several months before it will be completed.

MurroygHdrbor North and Vicinity

Mrs. Annie Kennedy is spending some time in Montague. guest of Mrs. John Fraser.

Mrs. William Kennedy is spend- ing sortie time in Montague guest of her daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Johnston.

Mrs. Wendell Graham has re- turned to her home in Gaspereaux after spending the past few months in Charlottetown .

Miss Lucy Mlilar who has been employed at Clark Bros., Mont- ague, for some time. has returned to her home at Murray Harbour South. -

Mr. Ray McLeod, who has been employed in New Brunswick, has returned to his home in Cani- bridge.

His many friends are pleased to hear that Mr. Wendell Graham has returned to his home in Gas. pereaux after having been a pa- tlent in the P. 131.1. Hospital for the past five months.

Mrs. Percy D. Johnston. Peters Road. is spending some time in Summerside. guest of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnston.

Her many friends regret to hear that Mrs. James Henderson has again entered the Kings County Hospital for treatment. Mrs. Hen- derson has been spending some time with her daughter and acn- in-iaw.Mr. and Mrs. Dan Herring, Murray River.

Mrs. Thomas Miliar who has been spending some time visiting in Charlottetown guest. of her daughter Mrs. Louis Diamond and Mr. Diamond. has returned to her home at Murray Harbour North. Mrs. Millar is at present iait her sister, Mn. Gaspereaux.

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Dredging to v Be llesumed

It was unofficially learned yes- terday that the County Construct- ion Company may be moving their gravel washing plant from the Vaileyfieid stream, where it has been ated for the past two yea to the district about Sur- rey. portamen will be particular- ly happy should the rumor prove true. since it has been the feeling in many quarters that the fishing possibilities of this stream have been almost ruined by the clai drain-in into this stream. a run- otf which at times colored the water to a heavy red. and left by last fall a heavy clay slit. covering the whole of the stream bed. whether or not such material going into the stream may be classed as deleterious provides considerable argumentation; how- ever. all fishermen are in agree- ment that the stream no longer has the run of trout which pro- vailed prior to the gravel washing era. men with the removal of the gravel washing equipmentr. some fishermen estimated two to three years will be required before the stream will regain its former pro- ductivity which at that time classed it as one of the most pop- ular fishing streams in the prov- inoe.

Murray Harbour and Vicinity

Mrs. Herbert Llewellyn was a recent visitor to ltead's- Corner. guest of her son and daughter-im yaw. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Llewel- yn.

Miss Norma Clow. Montague. was the weekend guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Webster Ciow.

Mrs John MaoLean has return- ed to her home at Peters Road after spending some time visiting i-elativcs,in Montague and Char- lottetown.

..tThc many friends here of Mrs. James Kennedy are sorry to hear of her illness at the home of her daughter. Mrs. John Fraser, Montague Up until reoentlv. Mr! Kennedy. who is in her 95th year has been enjoying good health and her host of friends wish her a speedy recovery.

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Whim Road and ' Vicinity

The Whim Road was levelled and scraped yesterday. which has decidedly improved travelling con- ditions for all. -

..rMr. Richard Campbell. Com- mercial Cross. and Mr. Robert Campbell. Whim Road. were re- cent business visitors to char- lottetown.

Mr. John Clarey. Whim Road, was a recent visitor to Charlotte- town. on his return he was ac- companied by his sister. Mrs. A Steele. of Charlottetown. who w visit in Albion. -

on Friday evening the Brooklyn School team successfully defeated the Whim Road School team in a ball game played at Whim Road The members of the Brooklyn team were given transportation by Mr. Donald Campbell of Brooklyn Plans were made for a game to be played in Brooklyn within the next two weeks?

Anglican Bishop 0f Ontario Elected

KINGSTON. Ont.. May 1 -(OP) Very Rev. K.C. Evans. Anglican Dean of Montreal. today was elect- ed Bishop of the Anglican diocese of Ontario. He succeeds Moat Rev. John Lyons. who retired recently because of ill health.

Most Rev. R.J. Renison. Bishop of Moosones and senior Bishop of the Ecclesiastical Province of out. nrio, presided over the election. Sixty-Ono clerav and more than 175 lay delegates from pariaim and missions in the diocese took

part. Voting was by secret ballot.

Presbyterian clergyman Dies

TORONTO. May 1-(CF)-Rev. .1. Uorrle Anderson, who new charge: in several Presbyterian Churches in Canada. died Tues- day In Inverneu. Scotland. it was learned here today. no was in mg "NY 80!. He held pastorate: at

Andrew's Kirk, Saint John. N. 3., and was a profesoar of the staff of Wesley College, Winnipeg. A son, John. is in theology am out at McGiil University, Montraa .

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Mr. and Harper of Mont.- real ara vial g Mrs. Ilarpera ta- tber and sister, Mr. Victor Inn and Miss Key nan. .

Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Mcquatn of Vernon were guests of Margaret MacDonald and family on Sunday.

Mrs. Rita Ron who has been via- iting in Vernon this past couple of weeks has . turned to her home in Mt. Stewart.

Mr. and Mrs. James Jardine and family of St. Peters Bay were via- itora at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gilmore Jardine on Sunday.

Miss Thelma Lawson of Hall- fax has arrived in Mt. Stewart for the wedding of Min Myra Griffin and Mr. Everett Macbougail.

Mr. end Mra. Alvin Mcxenate and family have returned to their home in Mt. Stewart. having spent the winter in Charlottetown.

The Misses Etta Coffin and Jean Atfleck were week-end visitors to their homes here.

Miss Lottie and Mr. Carl Mac- Dougail visited their in-rents. Mr- nnd Mrs. Daniel MacDougail, on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Bertrum Macdon- aid and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Coffin spent Saturday, April.26th In sum- merside.

Messrs Daniel Mullen, A.R. Ellis, Harold MacDonald and James Doyle of Mt. Stewart Junior Cham- ber of Commerce were guests of the Charlottetown Board of Trade banquet on Friday, April 25th in honour of Hon. Mr. Claxton.

Mrs. Neil Doueette of New zea- land spent the week-end of April 27th visiting Mr. and. Mrs. Peter Doueette, Mt. Stewart. - AS.

Lorne Valley and Vicinity

a business visitor to Montague on Tuesday, April 22nd.

Mr. Peter Macbeod, accompani- ed by his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Macbeod. motored to Charlottetown on Thursday, April 24th.

Mr. John Ml:Aulay, Charlotte- town, spent the week-end of Apr" 27th at the home od his brother. Mr. Russell McAulay.

Mrs. Francis Macintyre was a visitor to Montague on Friday, Ap- ril 25th,,to visit her son who was a patient in the Memorial Hospital.

Mr. Malcolm Maobeod spent the week-end of April 21th. with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Macnougai, Montague.

Little Bobby Mccanneil. Mon- tague. spent a few days with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Reu- ben Mocannell. Lorne Valley.

Mrs. Laura Maoaueeo ia spend- ing an . enjoyable visit with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mira. wellington Macbeod, Uigg.

Master Gerald limcbougail. Montague, spent the week-end of April 21th in urns Valley at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Macbeod.

Master Elwood Maolntyre un- derwent at Tonsilectomy at the Kings County Memorial Hospital on Friday. April mth.

Mr. Samuel Johnson has return- ed to Massachusetts alfter spend- ing an enjoyable visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. George John- son.

Miu Marjorie Maomnia, char- iottetown, was a visitor at her home in Lorne valley on Sunday, April nth.

Mr. and am. Struce Myers, Brudeneii, were gueata. of Mn. Myera' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dan- iel Shaw. on Sunday, April 11th.

Mr. Edgar MoAulay has return- ed home after spending the -winter months at Halifax. Nova Scotia.

Mr. and ma. Alvin Myers, dixan, spent Sunday. April with Mn. Myers' parents, and Mrs. Daniel Shaw.

The Miaua Glenda and Anna Mael..eod,. Charlottetown, were

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LEVI V. POWER

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Kathleen Maci-Tadyen; Jean MacLean; Belly MacPht.-rson:

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Greta Proude:

irlcy Prowse: Male Pinenu. Roger Partridge; Irving Phalan;

George Reid; Elwood Robbins; George Macxay.

Barbara Mac Kinnon; Beverley MacLcan; Lucile Roe he; Norma MaeKen1.ie;

Leone MacKay; Anna Macfntyre: Millicent Munn: i

Frances Noddy; Jun

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Dave Reartlon; Mitchell Macl..ean;

Peakes , and Vicinity

..lM1ss Nellie Folly of Souris was a visitor to Peakcs on Thurs- day. April 17.

Mr. Billy McCullough of Byrne Road was a visitor to Pcakes on Thursday. April 17.

Mr. Herbert Handrnhan was a visitor to Charlottetown on Fri- day. April 18. on business.

Mrs. Charles Rogerson. who went to Charlottetown on Tues- day morning. April 15. returned to her home on Friday evening, April 18.

Mr. Joseph Kelly of Peakcs was a visitor to Charlottetown on Tuesday. April 15.

Mr. George Clarkin returned to St. Dunstan's University rafter spending Wijle Easter holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ciarkin. of Pieakcs Road.

Mrs. Walt9'r Rogerson who IPII for Charlottetown on Monday, April 14, returned to her home on Thursday, April 17.

Mr. Walter Kelly was a visitor to Charlottetown on Tuesday. April 15 on business.

Mr. W. E. Rogerson was a vis- itor to Mt. Stewart on Tuesday. April 15. on business.

Mr. Elmer Mclnnis of Peakes Road returned to St. Charles Io rgopen the school on Friday. April

Mr. Joseph Duffy of Byrne Road was a-visitor to St. Pat- rick's Road on Friday, April 18.

The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. John Trainor. formerly of Windon. are wishing them every success in the work on their new homestead on St. Patrick's Road.

A number of deer were seen near this vicinity. Some of the school children take a thrill out of feeding them, as the deer will eat. out of their hands.

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Mr. Donald Grant, employee on the Abegwcit. returned to Borden on Saturday. April 19. '

Mr. W. B. Ttogcrson returned to St. Georges on Monday. April 21, utter spending the Easter holidays with his family on St. Patrick's Road. Q

Mr. Ernie Grant has taken over the mall route for Mr. Joseph Lawior during Mr. IawIor's ab- senec.

Mr. Eugene Hennosey of Souris was a visitor to Pcukes on Thurs- day, April 17.

Mr. Joe Laivlor of Peakel has left for Regina, Saskatchewan. to visit his father who ll iii. Mr. Lawlor left on Friday. April 18, and cxpects,to be absent for about two weeks.

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Mr. Joseph Rogerson was a vis- itor to Mt. Stewart on Tuesday. April 15.

Mr. Carl Birt of Fanningbrook was a visitor to this vicinity on Friday, April 18.

Mr. W. B. ogerson was I vis- itor to Charlottetown on Thurs- day, Aprll 17. on business.

Messrs. Tommy Dunphy and St. Clair Fisher were visitors to Charlottetown on Tuesday, April 15.

Misses Rosella Devino and Peggy Bradley returned to Kinkora Con- vent on Thursday. April 17, after spending the Easter holidays with their parents at Peakes.

Friends of this vicinity regret to hear that Mr. Carl Birt's barn was destroyed by fire on Tuesday morning. April 15.

Miss Aieths. Feehan who was a visitor at the home of Mrs. Lor- etta Devlne of Peakes. returned to her home on April 18.

Friends in this 'community ex- tended best wishes to Mr. Dan Dandrahan of Fanningbroolc who left for Boston to undergo an op- eration.

Mr. Ralph Grant left for Char- lottetown on Monday. April 21. where he intends to work for some time as a carpenter.

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Mr. Henry Trainor of Winder. was a visitor at the home of Mr, John Trainer of St. Patrick's Road, on Monday, April 21.

Messrs. Michael Hnndrshan, Mer- lin Devlnc and Joe Kenny, of Pcakea, returned home from the U. S. A. on Saturday, April-19, after spending a brief visit with relatives and friends in Boston and New York.