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HILLSIDE LODGE I. O. 0. F.

side Lodge. I. 0. O. F. was held on

u " -mllehnd Boon: - plorn Tully ' ,

Tuesday night, February 3rd. with N.G.J. Malcolm Macxenzie pruid- ing. There were twenty three mem- bers present.

The third degree was "'ied. with the degree team under the capable direction of Degree Master William Machean. It is expected that no further degrees will be conferred until the hockey and curling activities are curtailed.

Routine business was disposed off and it was reported that Bro. Bruce MacPhee is still confined to his home.

The lunch committee served a delicious lunch which was thor- oughly enjoyed After the meeting a social hour was spent with games and music predominating.

:.”f'hs regular meeting of Hill-

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MONTAGUE RINK TONIGHT

Charlottetown Tankers

vs. Montague Shmohawks Game Starts 8:30

PRINCE EDWARD 2 pairs FBI. and SAT.

Tho towering: adu-niuro of is man's love of the land - - - love of :1 woman - - - and love of family - - - a wonderful and heart-warming picture that. we recom- mt-nd to every "Islander" for it truly depicts our love and heritage of the land.

AS GRAND as c.0n's GREEN EARTH AND ROLLING PLAINS!

OLE-'I1eIre'a no pug?

like Texas . . . an

no place like ho in today's great new Southwest.

of ” tEIIOBElllSON'l0iNNEDllu,v

WALTER Bnrum

NEWS L. CALLING ON cX15rirowN -. CARTOON

FINAL ySI-IOINGS TODAT

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com... PRINCE EDWARD MIDNIGHT FRIDAY at 11:30

THE ONE AND ONLY SHOWING - - - A MOVIE THRILL YOU MUST NOT MISS!

so ' wonderful it'll . make you feel

so good!

l&)ANcASlER I 3 Mimi: lion: arm;

GWENN 2o.....-,

HURRY!

HURRY! HURRY!

THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

Bruce MacPliee, Miss Joyce

AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: Harold F. Landry. Mrs. Byron Stewart. Mn.

Wlgginton. rm Mcxlnnon.

AGENT GEORGETOWN: Weldon Iiavera.

Tba Guardian may be bought at

the following places in Montague:

Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Office; in Georgetown: no POI! Office: in Souris: The Snack Bar and ll. uicharda A Son.

....'BULOVA trade in sale, your old watch is worth money. Boehner's Jewellers, Montague, P. E. I.

..'IN MAGISTRATIYS COURT- At. Georgetown yesterday before Magistrate Joseph W. MacDonald. a. resident of Hunter River plead- ed not guilty to a charge that he did unlawfully obtain an auto- mobile to the value of 5900.00 by. falsely representing that he would return and"pay the complainant the value received from the sale of said automobile in two or three days, contrary to section 405 Criminal Code. No evidence was taken but J. A. MacDonald, coun- sel for the plaintiff argued and cited cases to the effect that the information did not disclose a past or present misrepresentation, but contained only a promise of a future intent, and as such was not a false pretense. He stated further that the complainant, a re ident of Murray River, had retained the right of ownership, so that there would not be a matter of false pre- tenses. He then moved that the information be dismissed. The case. on the advice of Crown Prosecutor S. S.'H?SSlall. was ad- journed to Febx'uai'y 11th at 2.30 pm. All other cases on the docket were also adjourned for one week

Peakes And . - . Vicinity . . 2The illness of Miss Betty Campbell at the home of her uncle

on St, Patrick's Road is regretted by her many friends.

Miss Marian Rogerson spent the weekend of January 24th, with friends at Savage Harbour,

Many friends of Mr. Patrick Clarkin. Peakeis Road, regret to learn that he is a patient in the Charlottetown Hospital. All hope to see him home again soon,

Mr. Edward Devine spent the weekend of January 24th, as guest of hisvsister. Mrs. Carl McKenna and Mr, Mcxenna Charlottetown.

Mr. Anthony Hucl es. Byrnefs Road. was a biislness visitor to Charlottetown January 27th.

Due to the illness of the teacher. Miss Marian Mclnnis. Byrne's' Road school has been closed for a few days. All hope that in a short time Miss Mclnnla will be able to resume her duties.

Mrs. Joseph Myers. accompanied by her son Harry. was a business visitor to Mt, Stewart January 27th.

Mr, Hamilton Douglas, Head of I-Iillsboro. was a visitor at the home of his sister, Mrs. John Trainer, St, Patrick's Road January 27th.

Mr, and lvlrs. John Birt spent the weekend of January 24th in Bristol. guest; of Mrs, Birt's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Arnold.

Many friends of Mrs, Josephine McGuire. Byi-ne'a Road. who has been ill for the past two Weeks will

lied to the Charlottetown Hospital. January 27th.

A card party was held at the lhome of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kenny. St. Teresa. January with in aid of St. Teresa Parish Church fund.

Friends of Miss Helen Hughes. who has been confined to bed with pneumonia. will be pleased to know that the is able to be up and around again.

Mr, Aneas nth;-i was a business visitor to Charlottetown January 29011.

Miss Ellen McKenzie spent, weekend of January 24th with her parents in Gaspereau.

Mr. Ralph Grant was a visitor to

Montague on Janiiary 26th on business. The illness of-Mrs. Michael

I-landrahan, who has been confined to her bed for a week is regretted

her speedy return to good health. Mr. Jmeph G-rant. who has been

spending a few weeks with his

brother on St. Patrick's Road. re-

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SHOWS 3:30 - 7- 9

regret to learn that she was a(lmlt- -

that

by her many friends, All hope for

'GE011.GETOWN TEAMS WIN - At 6 P. M, last night the George- town Bantams defeated the Monta- gue Bantams 2-0. and in the second game played at 7 P.M. The George- town Midgets defeated the Monta- gue Midgets 4-1.

y..'CASE ADJOURNED - The case of Russell Brown pf Ding- well's Mills. charged with wound- ing Allan Blaisdeil on January 4 with intent to do grevious bodily harm. was further adjourned yesterday when he appeared be- fore Magistrate Joseph W. Mac- Donald at Georgetown. No evid- ence was taken. The case was ad- Journed to February 11th. when the preliminary hearing will take place at 11 a.m.

Georgetown and I I O Vicinity --

. 'Friends of Mr, Stephen Soully are sorry to hear that he has had to enter hospital in Montreal, Que. Mr. Scully, who is a veteran of World War II, left for Montreal on Thursday, Jan. 29th and he takes with him the wishes of his many

friends for a speedy improvement and an early return home.

On Thursday, Jan 29th.. Rev. W:A. Paterson. Mr. J.B. Scully, Mr. Marcellus Gotell. Mrs. William Murphy and Mrs. Edward East-on motored to Charlottetown where they attended the organization meeting of the Provincial Ho e and School Association, as de egatcs

School Association.

l family have returned to their home in Georgetown alfter having spent some time in the city, where Mr. Myers was employed.

High Bank Notes

I . . ' Mr. John Bruce of High Bank has returned to his home

,Bralriiree, Mr.-ias.

Mrs. "Mary Deans of Keene, New

Hampshire, spent the Christmas holidays with friends in Wolia6- ton and Quincy. She was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lauchie Mac- donald of Quincy. Mrs. Deans re- sides at lligh Bank, during the summer months. Mrs. Katie Cairns of High Bank is spending the winter with her family in Quincy. Muss. Mrs. Cairns is 87 years old, and is en- joying good health.

Mrs. Ernmt Cairns was a pat- ient recently at Quincy City Hos- pital, and is recuperating at her home following an operation. Mrs. Calms is a native of High Bank.

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LONDON. (OP)-A gleaming aluminum train is being tested on London's underground to find how unpainted trains bear up. The nor- mal red-colored trains require two was of paint to start with and rrlore than a quarter-ton more

from the Georgetown Home and.

4 Mr. and Mrs, ,lackie Myers and

when re painted periodically.

TI-IE GUARDIAN.

East Baltic And Vicinity Miss Birdie Kidaon. Red Point. was a recent visitor to Howe Bay, Mr, nay Robertson ': ill at his

home in Red Point with mumps. All wbh Roy a quick recovery.

Rev. KB. Bell. Red Point, was a recent business visitor to Char- lottetown.

A large crowd of young and old attended the splendid show in Sourls on January 22nd.

Mr. Irving Baker. Lakeville, has completed his job of carpentry work at the home of. Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert Robertson, Kingaboro.

Mr, and Mrs. George Janis. Southport. spent January 19th visit- ing in North Lake. Bothwell and Red Point.

. , 'A Pansy in full bloom was found in the garden of Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don Moore. Commercial C1-om. on Simday, January 28th and there were several others ready to open up.

Mr. and Mrs. Earle Mcbaren have returned to their home in North Lake, Mrs. 'lVfcLaren had the mis- fortune to break an arm recently, and all hope for a speedy recovery.

Hearty congratulatLon.s are being extended to Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Johnson of Peter's Road who on January 23th celebrated their 50th Wedding anniversary at their home

Miss M. E, Cairns. teacher at Red Point. spent the January 24th week- end at her home in Souris West.

Mrs. James Jardine, Kingsboro. visited recently with her brother. Mr, Chesterinruce. who is at pres- ent a patient in the P. E. I. Hose- ital, Charlottetown.

Mrs. Allan .Lakevl1le, is out a.nd about again following her illness at her home,

Mrs. Jerome Sutherland has re- turned to her home in Black Pond. having spent some time with her sister and brother-in-la'w, Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Conway, New Zealand

recently after spending a three M... weeks' vacation visiting friends Mrs. Harry Dixon was hostess to and relatives in Quincy and the East Baltic Women's Institute

at her home on January 20th,

Mr. George Ives, Charlottetown. was a. business visitor to East Baltic and North Lake recently. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Jarvis. Kingsboro. accompanied by Mrs. Reggie Rose. Red Point. motored to Charlottetown January 20th,

Miss Pearle Stewart. Bothwell. was hostess to the Women's Miss- lonary society at her home Janu- ary 22nd.

Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Stewart.

Mr. and Mrs. Mack Mac- Red Point. were January 23rd vis- Leod of High Bank are visiting itors with relatives in Charlotte- relalivcs in Baton. Mass. gown,

Mr. George Bruce has returned to his home in Red Point from a business trip to Halifax.

Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ste-wart.

U Red Point. motored to Charlotte-

town on January 23rd where they visited with relatives and friends.

Mr, Horace McDonald. accompan- ied by Mr. Harvey Stewart, Kings- bon-o,. motored to Charlottetown. January 20th on business.

Mrs, Lloyd Darrach and her win-

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for the trophies. the length and

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DAILY cnvrroqvotm-uem how mm It: .

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some children have returned to their home in Elmira, having spent 601110 time with her mother, Mrs. Bell. who is ill at her home,in Stanley Bridge. All wish her a speedy recov- ery.

Mr. rocncle Peters. Rollo Bay. was out till the! wee small hours on January 26th scraping the roads be- fore tmey froze. .

mu Joan Dixon, East Baltic, is confined to her home with mumps. All wish Joan a quick return to health.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chine. ac- companied by their daughtar. Bias and Major Younl. Red Point, mo- tend to Charlottetown January 20th.

Mr. Wayne Bruce. Kingaboro. was a recent visitor with friends at Red Point.

Mr, Wendell Robertson. Kings- bovro. spent a recent week-end in Vernon River.

Mrs." Lionel strong and three children of Souris are spending some time with Mrs. Strong's fa- ther. Mr. Marshal Reynolds, Mon- tague.

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D0 NAGII SCHOOL

Th: Semi-annual report for Donagh school is as follows: G,-mg 1x,.-1. Joseph Koughan. Grade Ix.-1. Joyce Trainor. Grade VII.-l. Freda Drlscoll; 2. Catherine Goughan.

Grade V.-1. Earle Koughan: 2. Clair Tralnor; 8. Freddie Gallant. Grade lv.-1. Urban Driacoli; 2. Edna McAdam.

Grade llf. (A)-l. Elsie Trainor. (B)-1. Tommy Gallant. (C)-i. Gail Tralnor.

Grade II.-(A)-1. Ivan Tralnor. (B)-l. Gloria McAdam: 2. Rita Murnaghan; 3. Francis Mumaghan Grade I.-(Ail. Laurette. Mum- aghan. (B)-i. Bertie Murnaghan. Highest average:-Urban Driscoli. 9394.. Highest attendance for half year:-Earle Koughan. Perfect at- tendancs for January: Freddie Gal- lant, Urban Driscoli. Gloria Mc- Adam. Francis Murnaghan. Basil Trainer and Laurette. Murnaghan. Mrs. Mary T. Koughan-Teacher.

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Scoilish Concert Al Montague- Very Enjoyable-

. "me annual scottidi concert under the auspices of the choir of St. Andrews Presbyterian Gburoh.

Montague. was presented before a I

capacity audience in Yeo's Thea- tre l-aat evening. Each number on the program was superbly render- ed and deserving of the hearty alpplause of the appreciative slud- ience. Mrs. Elsie Wetter-worth act- ed 9.5 dhairman. and Mrs, A.F. Campbell and Mrs, Wilfred Burke were piano aooouvpunists. might members of one popular-rtnas and Lasie Pipe Band of Charlottetown. under the direction of Mr. Wilfred Burke. were heard in a number of band selections and were also fed- tured in numbers throughout tine program.

The bagpipe selection: by Pipe 'M-aiorr Bandy Boyd of Scotland thrilled the audience with an ex- hibition of piping rarely heard in this province.

The following is the program:

Pipe selection, by Pipe Major Sandy Boyd,

Band selection, "Welcome To The Nortihu-n Meeting". Dads and Ian- ids,

Double Bwird Dance - Shirley and Tommy Burke.

Duet: "My One And Only High- land Fling” - Betth Mecxenzie and Ian Campbell.

Solo: "I Belong To Glagow" and

Lats Of Kilicrankie" Donald Burke.

Duet: "Bra Rn Man In Dun Vote" - Tommy and Heather Burke.

Highland Fling - Lads and Miss- lea.

Duet: "Loch Lomond" and "Corri- in' Through the Rye" - Jean Mac- Kinnon, Faye Keenan,

Trio: "The Mardh of the Com- aron Men" and "The Auid Scotch Songs" A Brooklyn Trio.

Caledonia Eight Hand Vneel - Lads and Lassies.

solo: "The Waggle Of His Kilt" - Shirley Burke accompanied by Pipe Band.

Pipe selection Sandy Boyd.

Solo: "Top! Hat" - Frank Burke.

Pipe Major

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. maaoamr yr, 1953

seven Steps Polka - Lads and Innis, Band Selection - Lab and Lug.

ies. . solo: "In The Morning" - um-- ley Burke. J

I-llgihland Bcottiaohe - Lads and Ilassies.

solo: "The Road To The Isles"- Noreen Smith. '-

Pipe selection - Bondy Boyd um Donald Burke, .

Clay Gordons - Laos and L...

"Waste.-ring Home"-John. nie Bears.

Broad Sword Dance -- 'mumiy, Donald, Shirley and Frank Burke,

Duet: "Torrie On His Bonnet" G Heather and Thomas Burke.

Duet: "I-Iirntingtoweir" agn Bears and Willard Bruce (in 005. tume).

Jacky TIW TWO BIA!) m 1511; um Loss-lea.

solo: "song or The mas"-Pipe Major Sandy Boyd,

A splendid entertainment was brrorugiht to a close with the singing of Auld Lane Sync and God saw, The Queen.

T0 CELEBRATE JUIIILEB

INNISFAIL. Alta. (OP) -This town so miles north of Calgary is planning jubilee celebrations for the summer, probably on July 1. It was called Poplar Grove until 1398, when it was na.med stud Innisfail in Scotland.

WOKINGHAM, England, (op)-.. Mrs. Gladys Fawcett, 80-you-old motorist, was charged with failing to report a traffic accident. After her counsel explained she had been deaf for 30 years, she was fined s15 and ordered to take a driver's

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SOURIS RINK TONIGHT--8:30

Parkdule Bombers vs. Morel! Skate offer

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