suit: 3. Audrey Roach, Patricia - Clinton. Grade V.--i. Frances Clinton,

The following is Ila Septembe Honor Roll for souris Convent.

Grade XI.-1. rranoes Campbell: 2. Eleonora Clinton. Thomas Hughes; 3. Anne M. MacDonald. Arm Deegle, Joyce Steed. Patricia Peterl.

Grade X.-1. Catherine Mac- Phee; 2. Joyce Paquet.

Grade VIII.-1. Joyce Cheverle, Audrey Mullally: 2. Maureen Wood; 8. Helen McPhee, Dorothy Poole.

Grade Vll.-1. Madeline Praught: 2. Ann McIntyre; I. Betty Mc- Infoeh. Christene Oheverie.

Grade Vl.-1. Sylvia Cheverle; 2. Kathleen Martin, Eunice Arsen-

Joan Stewart, Veronica Gallant:

Patricia MacDonald.

Grade IV.-l. Eleanor Cheverie; 2. Ann Marie MacPhee. Margaret C. MacDonald. Nettie Cheverie, Frances Campbell: 3. Paula Peters.

Grade III.-i. Gertrude McDon- ald. Cora Campbell; 2, Elaine Cheverie, Marine Boylan. Joanne Doucette; 3. Paulett.e Grant. Merlyn Cheverle.

Grade rl.-1. Mary Carter. Palli- ette Carter: 2. Imelda Malone; 3: Cecilia Cheverie, Carol Anll Power.

BURY ST. EDMUNDS, England (OP)-A crimson velvet brocaded shoe wllich belonged to Pope Pius VII sold for 4:22 at an auctloil at Hengrave Hall. Seven pieces of glass used at the coronation of Queen Victoria sold for 5:46.

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AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: Harold F. Landry. Mrs. Byron ll0WII't.,IIlI

Bruce MacPllee. Miss Joyce

AGENT GEORGETOWN: Walden uvers.

Wiutnton. Pill Mexlnnon.

The Guardian may be bought at

Blue Dome Restaurant, and Guardian Office; in Georgetown: The Post Office; in South: The Snack liar and B. Ilshardl Q sol.

the following places In llienugul

. . fCHICKEN SUPPER and Dance, Cardigan Hall. October 20th. Supper from 5 till 9 P. M.

Mr. and Mrs. E.'rnest.Dugas were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Creed.

Mrs. Ira Macl..al'en, and dangli- t”e'r Phyllis, R. N., or Brudcllell, were visitors to Cllilrlottctowil Saturday.

Mr. Joseph Mccabc, Stanhope, is spending a few days at the home of his sister, Mrs. Maurice Creed, Sturgeon.

....'(iLAlllilS 18111 nnniversnigv sale at Montague starts today. Big values throughout the entire store.

Miss Ncll.c MacDonald is spand- iilg a couple of weeks at the llonle of her sister Mrs, Edward Daley, St. lViai',v's Road.

.. 'MON'l'A(iliE CL'RI.lNG CLUB Annual .Vle-etillg. Monday, October L'i)i.ll, 1952. at 8 P. M. in Club Room. All members requested to attend.

The Misses Ethel and Margaret French who are employed in Char- lottetown spent the week-end in Sturgeon.

The many friends of Miss Ei- cunor Farrell, Sturgeon, who is ill at the Polio Clinic. Charlottetown, are pleased to hear that she is somewhat improved.

Mrs. Alden MacLaren. Miss Verna :vlacLaren, and Mrs, James Dewar, Brudencll, were visitors to Charlottetown on Saturday. : Word has been received by Mrs. William Dewar of Brudellell-of the death of her cousin, Mrs. John E. Lockerby, nee Sylvia Gordon, for- merly of Georgetown, P. E. 1., now of Westwood, New Jersey, U. S. A. Burial took place in New Jersey.

The many friends of Miss. Albert Dewar, Brudcllell, are glad to see her out after hcr illness at her home. 82 in November, Mrs. Dewar is still very active, and does much oi her household duties.

..'HOYT'S BEAUTY 5.-KLON. Souris. - Special on Permanent Waves. 310.50 De Luxe. Eugene Creme Wave 57.50. S150 Creme Wave 55.00. 53.50 end permanent. (no finger wave). Mrs. Hoyt. with with an experienced operator will be in Snilris, October 27th to Nov- embcr ist,

Magistrate's Court Al Georgetown

Magistrate for King's County, I. W. MacDonald. Q.C., hold Court in the Court House at Georgetown on Thurs- day, October 16th at 2 mil. A re- sidcnt of Chepstow charged with driving while impaired and also charged with hit and run, had both cases adjourned to Souris for hearing on October 23rd ,nt

....'Stipendiary

t 2.00 p.m.

A resident. of Launching plead- ed guilty ot a charge under the Tr-mpcrnncc Act and was fined 320 and costs or 30 days.

Two residents of Montague each pleaded guilty to charges under the Temperance Act and cach was fined 520 and costs. A St. Mary's Rood resident pleaded guilty in two charges under the Temper- ance Act and was fined .520 and costs in each case.

A woman resident of Sourls ha:l her case under the Excise Act, adjourned for hearing nl Sdurls on Oct. 23rd. The case of a Morell resident, which had been held previously, had judgment given and A fine of 550 and costs

imposed. A three mnnth.I' can- rcllailnn of license follows eulo- maticnlly.

A resident of Greenfield whose case has been heard at a prev- ious sitting had the cause further adjourned for judgment.

A Murray River resident plead- ed "guilty" in a charge that ne linlawfully did fail io filo income tax returns. He was fined 525 and costs or l4 days.

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21st. at. 2.00 pm. - - A.C.

,. T0-DAY and WED.

A world of entertainment

Mr. S. 5- Hrssian. Q.C.. rep- in Charlottetown. mesday, Octo- resenied the Crown. Court won her 141th, adjourned to Tuesd:iy, October

...'COME TO the masquerade dance at Cambrldxe Hall, Friday. October 24th.

Mr. and Mrs. Rumell Moore, Al- bion, were visitors to Montague re- cently. guests of Mrs. Moore's mother. Mrs. A. J. MacLeod.

i i Miss Phyllis MtacLaren. R. N.. was a visitor to Moncton. N. 13. last week.

Miss Louisa Dewar of Boston, Ma.ss., is visiting her brother-in- law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Cameron, Brudenell.

Miss Helen -Landrigan is visit- ing her brother Mr. James Land- rlgan, sturgeon.

Friends are sorry to hear of the lcolllllllled illness of Mr. T. K. Cameron at his home in Brudenell. Mr. and Mrs. David Schurman. Charlottetown, accompanied by Miss Joan Moody. Morris, Mail- itoba. a member of the R. C. A. F. (W.D.) st. Eleanors, were recent guests of Mrs. Sclluvman's mother. Mrs. A. D. MacLeod. Montague.

Sunday visitorsat the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Daley were Mr. and Mrs. John Daley and daughter Dorothy, Mr. Law- rence Daley and three children al- so Miss Bernadette Daley, all of Charlottetown.

..'PARENTS ATTENTION. - There will be a meeting of the Montague Home and School Assoc- iation in the School on Monday evening. October 20th, at 8 P. M. All parents: are invited to attend. Arrangements to be made for cele- bratlilg l-lallowe'en.

. . fMessrs Willard and Danny Mccarron, and Donald McCar- ron, of st. Dunstalrs University, also the Misses Helen Creed and Shirley Daley. Notre Dame Ac- ademy and Pauline Farrell, Trac- adie Convent, spent the Thanks- giving holiday at their respective homes at Sturgeon.

. 'lNlTIAL SERMON - Rev. J. Murdock Fraser, who was recently inducted as pastor of Trinity United Church. Montague. preach- ed hls initial sermon in this pas- torate yesterday morning. Rev. Mr. Fraser read as the Scripture lesson. the 15th chapter of the gospel oi St. John. and took as the theme of his sermon these words contained ill the 15 verse. "I have called you friends." Hymns includ- ed: "0 God. My Strength And Fortitude.” "Jesus. Thou Joy or Loving Hearts," "Stand Up! Stand Up For Jesus” and the children's hymn "Around The Throne Of God In Heaven." During the singing of this hymn the children of the con-' gregation retired to the A. D. Mac- Kenzie Hall to attend Sunday school classes. The choir. which is under the dil-ecnon of Mr. Gordon Coffin, with Mrs. L. A. Johnston as organist, sang at the offertory l”All People That On Earth Do i Dwell." Service in the evening was

in the church at Lower Montague.

Pisquid Edsf Notes

..' Mrs. Harold Jay, Mr. Floyd -73! and Miss Shirley Jay' were visitors in Lorne Valley Tillursday.

October 9th, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earle MacDonald. Mr. Guy Jay spent the week-

end of October ill at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Jay.

Miss Mabel Jay. Charlottetown, spent the Thanksgiving weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Devi gay.

Miss atells Birt is spending her fall vacation with her aunt. Mrs. im Gay and Mr. Gay. Charlotte- town.

Miss Shirley Jay returned to Moncton. N. B.. Sunday. October 12th. having spent the past few days visiting her pmnt-, Mr. and Mrs. Hamid Jay.

Mrs. Sammy Birt was ll visitor

The many friends of Mr. David Birt. Charlottetown, and former. ly from Pisquid East. were sorry to hear of his illness in the Vic- toria General Hospital, Halifax, and hope for s speedy,recovery.

Mr. Leltlh lwoolrldge. Mount Stewart, spent the Thanksgiving weekend at the ,home of his par- enu, Mr. and Mrs. wallsce wool- ridge. . i

Miss Georgie Dover. ttlaeher in

in Parkdale and Charlottetown. October Hih. "

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kelly left recently on an extended visit in Boston. Massachusetts.

Mr. Lawrence Kelly left .for Boston recently. having spent the past couple of months visiting his Parents. Mr..and Mrs. Patrick Kelly. Pisquid teat.

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ll..l. Malian ll.0. ' Optometrist. - mum and Supplying Gluten eta. . .

Office Hours: to to 11 AM. I to I PM. and by appointment. Office connected will - Jhbon Drug Ce.

Cross of Mrs. J. A. MacKenzie

.. 'The death occurred at her home in Victoria Cross early yes- terday morning of Mrs. Rachael Macxenzie. widow of the late John A. MacKenzie. at the age of sev- enty-three years. The deceased was born at Rose Valley. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm

Macxenzie. She is survived by three daughters and two sons: Mabel. Mrs. Lynwood MacNelll.

Cardigan; Florence, Mrs. Merle Rodgersoil. Fannirlgbrook; Edna. Clifford Campbell. Charlottetown; William at home, and Angus in Charlottetown. Two sons, John and Daniel, predeceased her. Also sur- viving are one sister. Mrs. Isaac Semple. Victoria Cross; and one brother. William H. Macxenzle. Victoria Cross.

The funeral will be held from her late residence Tuesday afternoon. Interment will take place in the Montague Community Cemetery.

Midgell and Vicinity

Regular service was held in the Church of the Nazarene on Sun- day evening, October 5th.

Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Cobb of Milburn visited with Mrs. Cobb's aunt, Miss Hattie MacEwen, on Sunday. October 5th.

Thanksgiving service was held in Marie United Church on Sun- drly morning. October 5th at 11 o'clock.

Mr. Keith Anderson and Mr. Martin Hawbolt of St. Peters Har- bour were vlsitors ill Church Road on Sunday, October 5th.

Mr. and Mrs Donnie Lee of Mcdford. Mass, spent their vaca- tion on P.E.I. recently. guests of Mrs. Lee's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rapson of Charlottetown. They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Alton Rapson of Milburil. Mrs. Lee was the former Miss Lil- lian Rapson of Milburn.

A meeting was held in Church Road School on Tuesday evening oi last week, to make arrange- ments for the installation of sep- tic sanitation In the school, which will be a great convenience for the pupils and teacher.

The annual Baby Band picnic of Marie United Church was held in the church hall on Wednesday afternoon. October 1, with a large attendance of children and par- ents. Mrs. Byron Webster made the birthday cake, which marked its third anniversary.

Farmers in this vicinity have begun gathering in their potato crops. The beautiful fall weather has been very favorable for the job. one farmer in this district is reported tot have four hundred bushels to the acre. which is a bounteous crop.

curred on Monday afternoon, Oc- tober 6th. when a fire started un- der a barrack of hay owned by Mr. Bert MacEwell. The holy and barrack were completely destroyed. Neighbors gathered to light the fire and managed to save the barn and other outbuildings.

Mr. Freddie Stanford. of Bud- bury. 0nt., has just recently re- turned to his duties there after spending a very pleasant two week vacation visiting with friends on Church Road. The Stanford family were former residents of Church Road. and friends here were very glad to see him again. the first time since he was asmall boy. He is now employed in the nickel mines at Sudbury. Ont.,He also visited with his family. who reside at Trenton. N. 5., now. B.

Slouris and Vicinity

Sixteen draggers were in port on Tuesday,. October 7th, taking shelter from the storm. I

One of the largest crowds of the season attended the parcel bingo held in st. Mary's Hall on Tuesday evening. October 7, un- der the auspices of the Souris unit, Catholic Women's League.

Many of the school boys are making pocket money for them- selves catching smelts, which are :1 very good price at the present

me.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of Souris Hospital held a very successful Thanksgiving pantry sale in the United Church Hall on Saturday, October lith. The ladies consider making this an. annual affair.

The Eastern Fisheries Co. has recently installed a modern auto- matic wrapping machine in the filletting plant. This machine is used for overwrapping the pack- age of fillets and is electrically operated, sealing as well as wrap- ping the package, and is capable

testsnts in the Bhur Gain Ama- teur Cavalcade held in St. Mary's, Convent Hall on Thursday even- ing, October 2nd. The following contestants; were chosen to appear on the radio in the near future: Ann and Tommy White. Court: West; Theresa Paquet. Baum: Anne and Yvette.GallI.nt. Soul-ls; Eva Jarvis. souris; erie. Souris; and Joyce Paquet. Souris.

..'Ml-s. 1-Iel-man Martin was the gpest of honour at a farewell bridge party bold in the loavlew Hotel on Tuesday evening. lep- tembcr Both. During. the course, of the evening Mrs. Martin wuim sented with I lovely gift. by mr.) A.. R. smallnlan from hel-

many friends.

c EMWWMMWM A delicious lunch Jill the dining room. mt Martin and fslnil v are merino

ssontulio. r. a, I.

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some small reward, rather

some particular subject.

schools fountain were presented and

A very unfortunate accident oc- ed

' on the elder Green's farm. Don-

Piaquid mm school, wen a visitor ,ljfel'l"”p”l"9 ”5 ””'””9'” 9" "ill" -

A packed hall greeted the con- .

Joyce Chev: ,

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t ocrronaiz 20, 1952

the sourls Home and School As- sociation for the school year was held in the town school on Sep- tember 29tlu at 8 p.m.

The president, Mrs. Pierce, pre- sided. Minutes of the previous meeting were read by the secre- tary, Miss Helen Maclsaac. and the treasurers report given by Mrs. Daniel Mcbaren.

The president reported that the dictionaries and other text books for the school had been ordered. Present at this meeting were some of the entrance pupis of last year from the town schoo, as the Governor General's Medal and the prizes for the pupils who led in the various entrance subjects were being presented at this meeting. The principal. Mr. James Mac- Donald, presented the medals and prizes.

The Home and School Associa- tion on behalf of both schools ex- pressed their gratitude to all those who donated prizes at the end of the school year.

A discussion followed on ways of increasing funds. It was moved by Mrs. Bernard Clintoll and seconded by Mrs. Harry Mal- lard that the ways and means committee meet and decide on some form of entertainment.

As the night set aside for the Home and School meeting has been indefinite, the president ask- ed the meeting to decide on some definite night. It was moved by Mrs. Roy Crockett and seconded by Mrs. Angus Mccormack, that the meetings be held on the third Friday of each month. and to be-

School inspected By Archiieci

Mr. Roy S. Steeves.

ion, Fredericton, N. B., Montague . during the weekend inspect the new

The plan of drawn by Mr. Steeves standard plan used New Brunswick. Mr. pol-ted the work was proceeding

the building

had been accomplished. that the concrete work was one the best jobs he had ever seen.

is proceeding rapidly,

ded and boarded in on the and at present the workmen

week and possibly the work

boarding in the roof.

.. 'Mr.

Rev. Maritime Presbyterian conference held last week.

the pupils might be encouraged to do better work each month with than waiting until the end of the school year. It was moved by Mr. James MacDonald and seconded by Mrs. Andrew Macintosh, that fifty cents per grade per month be given to the deserving pupil for

Y. P.

gow, N. S.. was the recent guest

Mr. Carl It was moved by Mrs. Arthur MacDonald and seconded by Miss Morrison that Mr. Malcolm Mac- Kenzie, chief supervisor of schools. be invited to speak at the October meeting.

Chester McLurc.

MTS.

MMIY Questions relating to new Colllngs. Sturgeon, are spending several days in Roseneath when text books and 8611001 Dmbltims in some time visiting in Halifax. she is the guest of Mr. and Mn general were submitted for tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Donnie MacQuarrie.

Question Box. This led to a very comings,

interesting and informative dis- Mr. Ray Kennedy is spending g cusaion from which the parents Miss Belle Mcbure. who has few days in 0'Leary. guest of Mr. and teachers derived some benefit been spending the summer months and Mrs. Stanley Dumvillc.

Miss Morrison Very kindly con- with her brother and eister-in- sented to have her Grade V and law, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mc- Mr. :William Miller. Summen.

VI classes prepare a debate for the November meeting. The meet-

at Taunton, Mass. ing then adjourned.

Dr. and Mrs.

LINCOLN VV. 1.

The October meeting of the Lin- coln W. 1. workers at the home of

North on Sunday. October

engineer- architect. Department of Educat- visited

Montague high school presently under construction. was

and is a throughout Stceves re-

his entire satisfaction. and he was happy to see that such a. fine job He said

At present the work on the school after the completition of the basement. Al- ready it has been completely stud- sides.

are laying the truss work on the roof This work will be completed this

Murray Harbour North and Viciniiy

and Mrs. Everett Gra- llam. Dartmouth. N.s.. spent the holiday weekend at Murray Har-

izin at 7.30 D-m. durlniz the tail hour Nol-til, guests of Ml'. Gra- and winter months. ham's mother, Mrs. David Millar. A discussion followed on how

Carl Currie al.l,elldecl the

in summcrside

Mrs. Howard Finley. New Glas- her brother, Mr. Fred D. Millar.

McLure, Montague, spent the holiday weekend at the llolrle of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Millar, Murray Harbour Nortll, and Miss Muriel

Lure, has returned to her home

Louis Johnston, Douglas and Jimmy. Montague. were visitors to Murray Harbour 12th, recently in Murray Harbour North.

menu

and Mrs.

..'Mr. visitors to Peakes on'0ctober 12;

guests of Mr. Gillan's father James 2:. Gillan and Mrs. Gillan

to

the weekend with his Wife family on St. Patrick's Road,

to Miss Rosella Devine, student St. Dunstans College, spent on weekend of October 11th with he,

mother. Mrs. Laurette Devine,

of Many of the' pupils of Peaks. School are confined to bed with measles. On this account the at. tendance is far below normal.