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Shears:-uonraounx lhrold r. Landry. Mrs. Byron smnin. am

Brnee Macfliee, Mire Joyce Wiuinton. Pins Mcnlnnon. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Walden Lovers.

The Guardian may be bought at the following places in Moneaxnei

lllne Dome Bestnurnnt. and Guardian Office; in Georget.own:i'I'Io Post Office; in Sous-in The Snack Bar and B. Iiclllrdl A son.

-.-mnoo. Wednesday Yeo's Theatre, Montague.

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tBUYlNG TIMOTHY SE!-ll) daily. Fraser and Armear, Mon- Meeting tague, October 15th, at 7 P. M.

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The St. Georges Roman Cath- olic Church was formally dedicat-

.-'Sl'EClAL. Home and School ed in a very impressive ceremony in School. Wednesday. on Sunday, October 12th, with the

laying of the corner stone. and the blessing of the church by His

..'FOR ELECTRIC SEWING Excellency, James Boyle, Bishop

Pantry Sale. Saturday, October 18th. MACHINE see llilchey & VanIder- of Charlottetown, assisted by Rev.

n the Legion Building. Auspices, stine, Montague. Trinity United Church choir. mm

..tllAVE YOUR 0l.D Sewing ”My Favorite spy”. Machine converted to electric and Monday and Tuesday. made portable. Hilchey at VanIder- stine. Montague, P. E. I.

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lioolr-3'5 Men's Wear.

Ania-'l;1i:RSARx' Sale the new Mon- year. The former church, erected

J. A. Sullivan as

Rev. J. W. McCardle as sub-dea-

deacon; and

..'WARNlNG -- Bob Hope in con. Rev. P. W. McMahon, P.D., Montague. acted as

master of ceremonies. A capacity crowd witnessed the

official ceremonies which opened

church completed this

M,-(iH1(3K)r.N srpm-:3, )1...-.-,.ti iagiu-, Salurritiy, Oi-toher llth, in in 1860. was demolished by fire

River School, W'Orincsday, Ot-tubs Saitiiniziy 18th, inclusive. Here

15th, 3:00-7:30 pm. phant auction sale at

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mum, at 2 pm, mma (1.-.3-, Pm.'cnjoy the comforts of better made , no extra cost. Bo monies, Solemn ttlepflsit. will celebrated

Sniithcrn Lzarincnts at , xi isc, shop czirly. A li0il.l any giilillltllli for you.

roads in aid of liv- hings Comiiiiiiiity Cviiirc.

”li().tl0ltR()W' is the day )Pii B(;p4'I';::,lEyv F.El;0R

Toniorrniv Rcxzillls lainoiis l-iilli One Ccnt Sain t-omcs to your, Ftexall Drug Store in Iiloniagiic

and you'll have an oppnriiiniiy of, cashing in on liizivqiiziiiiy pl'i-: p rr-:il 4"w'tll'illl1'. ilili-"iv arc liiilltilttisladnl” 51”" of lush ii'.l.lili)' Rt-xiii protliir-tspllciiilcpii

tiaiiinc for you at )niIr

yesterday. He

1( mp.-p ...it.-11.,-hr; 110111: at moi of the Canadian lviaritime Law As- rcrziilar prii-r-, plus one ccnl. '1ihc:5ociation,

iccond nriiclc, that which tsp L------W

rriiirs for that mic cont, is full-j. uQjx:'rn1I:,y1,, Oct, :3 stop) M

ll7I'. liiil-v:i!iio anti lull

lllrliiilv 50 iihy not m'ii(c u not" salute yr-stcrda.v as more than 5.000 took part .oii hood” Tiicn. tomorrow, WcrI- in 3 gm-1-150” pm-ads, 1,-.1-gcst Show P-Willi, of its kind here since the Second 5l'7'i'"iU'0l'ld War. Tlioiisaiids of persons is offered them Mnboni lined the five-mile route to watch

'i:l1t now of tho drug: siorc il0TTlSiC;u1qd111n m-my (mops

nosrlay. call in at your 1 '- and act your

.lont:i:ue. the display.

i1c.x.ill Lotiis-Pliillipps-, Pigeon of Quebec. ht-up Siorc Ami you till! huy any He is also iicw iionoraiiv secretary

Rcx-ill Dcicnce Aiinistcr Claxton took the

is on Easter Sunday, 1943, and ser- wime oi.-. your ch:int-e in get your fall and vices since then have been held 5.-.mg 1... iiintrr t'l0l.llllil: at low prices and in the parish hall. t

Following the dedication cere-

High Mass was

by Rev. R. V. Mac- Kenzie, D.P., rector of St. Dun- stan's University, assisted by

Rev. George MacDonald as dea- con, and Rev. George MacCormac,

MONTREAL, Oct. ii -- tCP) - as sub-deacon. Rev. P. McKenna n Lalande of Montreal has acted as ll :ippo.iitcd editor of the Can- and RW- Rcview, it was an- -Wssistmit succeeds His Excellency, Bishop Boyle, as-

master of ceremonies, P. L. MacDonald as master to! ccrcnionics.

sisicd from the throne.

During the service the church choir, under the direction of Rcv. Bernard Gillis, sang the Mass. and also appropriate liyinns.

Father Bennet MacDonald.parisli priest, spoke of the great loss to the parish on the burning of the church nine years ago, and how the parishioners had worked in assist in replacing it. He thanked all those who had assisted and contributed to provide a new church despite the many hard- ships which it must have en-

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PRINCE EDWARD

T0-DAY and WED.

The lowdown on the "kept men" of big time college football! At last the screen strips the glamor off the body-hiiying system-with the story of one boy who hcat it-and of the girl who made him a. man!

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tailed. lie expressed his appreciation to

participating in also Rt. Rev. Monsignor G. MacLellan, V.G.. of Sumniersidc tor the donation ot the main altar contributed in honor of Rev. Francis MacDonald, who erectcd

the opening. and

1 Impressiveh Eeremony iAt. St.Georges As New,Roman CatholicChurchDedicated

He then introduced Monsignor 1 . i .

MacLellan, the guest preacher, ' .

who taking as his text. Psalm 25. '

vs. 8 "O Lord. I love the house , - r . ,

'Ih 1 WI .-

His Excellency for attending anri'laly, Rev. George M'icl7onald, Rev.

l, Donald, Rev. L. Landrigan, Rev. S.

the first church.

in which You dwell", gave the in- teresting history of the parish, stating that from 1802o1806 it was a mission parish, and in 1806 Rev. Father MacEachern became its first resident priest. In 1840 Fa- ther Francis MacDonald was ap- pointed al pastor, and remained until his death in 1900.

It was in 1860 that he chose the site and erected the first church. Monsignor MacLellan paid tribute to the initiative and in- dustry ot Father MacDonald, and stated that it was fitting that the main altar should be dedicated to his memory.

He went on to say that the church would be a central point for the religious lite of the com- munity from birth to death. and

would figure in importance throughout the whole life of its parishioners.

At the conclusion of the Holy Sacrifice of Mass, His Excellency Bishop Boyic gave a brief ad- dress, expressing his gratitude to

Father MacDonald for the mar- moiis task which he and his par- ishioners had undertaken in erect- ing a new church to rcplace the former onc. whose loss, he said. had been a serious one to the parish. I-lc conrzrzilulaled Father MacDonald on his success in com- plcting the church. saying th--t the parishioners worn fortunate in having such a capable and ex- cellent leader.

Present in the sanctuary were-' Rt. Rev. J. A. Murphy: Rev. K. C. MacDonald, Rev. Oivcn Kigtzins, Rev. J. B. Croken, Rev. F. L. Mui-

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Gallant, Rev. A. 1.. llerrcll. Rcv. T. B. Butler. Also present at thc service were Sisters of Notrc Dame and St. Martha.

Lorne Valley and Vicinity ..'Mr. Alec. Meclntyre was a re-

cent. business visitor to Charlotte- town.

Mr. Richard Gauthier has re- turned to his home in Rustico af- ter spending several months in Lorne Valley, where he was em- ployed.

Miss Barbara Macbcod. Bon- shaw, is spending a iew weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James M. Ma.cLeod.

Mr. and Mrs. Munro MacGrath. Mrs. Reuben Mccannell. Mr. Grant Mocannell and Mr. Alton Mac- Grath motored to Bangor on Tues- day, September 30th. They were guests of Mrs. and Mrs. Edwad Crane.

Mr. George MacKay and Mr. Bruce Wooldridge motored from Nova scotia on Saturday, October 4th, to spend the weekend with friends in Lorne Valley and Pis- quid.

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Leard and family motored to Tignish on Sunday. October 5th. to attend the Kings-Prince County ball game.

Mr. and Mrs. Reuben McCaii- nell, Mr. Grant Mccannell and Mr. Alton MacGrath motored to Charlottetown on Thursday. Octo- ber 2nd, to visit relatives and friends.

Mr. William Ferguson. who is employed at Bella River. spent the weekend of October 4th at his home in Lorne Valley.

Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Mac- Leod, Uigg, motored to Lorne Val- ley on Sunday. October 5th, to visit relatives and friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Grover MacKa.v. strethcona, were guests of Mrs. Ms.cKay's parents. Mr. and Mrs. James MacNeill on Sunday, Oc- tober Bth.

Mr. and Mrs. Neil Mocannell and daughter Lynn. Charlottetown, recently spent a. few days visiting the lormer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Mccannell.

cent visitor to Georgetown.

Her many friends are sorry to

hear that Mrs. Cornelius Curran is a patient in the-Kings County Memorial Hospital, and all wish her a. speedy return to health and home. Mrs. George Mccannell and family. Montague. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Mccannell on Sunday, October 5th.

Miss Shirley Mocswain has re- turned to Charlottetown after spending a pleasant vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs: John ? cswain.

The mobile cheat X-Bay, Unit. visited Lorne Volley School on Monday, October 6th, and quite a number of residents took ldVM'lt.- are of being X-Rayed. AM

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