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..vr~‘rr'rI-:n FOOTWEAR at the Montague Shoe Store.

....°MONTAGUI-I CURLING. JUNIOR. COMPETITION BE- SULTS: M. Patterson 8 vs. J. M. Mackenzie 10; E. M. Macxinnon 5 vs. J. M. MacKenzie 6; E. M. Macklnnon 3 vs. II. Fraser 12; J. M. MacKenzie 7 vs. H. Fraser 4. Winner J. M. Macxenzle.

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During the past few weeks i work of rebuilding the Masoni Temple which was destroyed by fire in January has been pro- ceeding rapidly. Under the di- rection of Mr. Hayden VanIdcr- stine, the crew has been working diligently despite the cold weath- er to complete the framing as rapidly as possible. Already the first and second floors have been put in. and each floor partitioned off. The roof has also been com- pletely framed, and the men are awaiting some fine days in or- der io complete the roofing job. It is hoped to have the building completed sometime during the late summer or early fall, although the building may be occupied be- fore then.

Elmira llotes George Murphy is recovering from a fall, in which he broke two ribs and splintered one.

Mrs. William Pierce. spent a day last week in Souris visiting friends and relatives.

Mrs. Marcel Maclnnis and Mrs. Al Cummings, Lakeville, \\'e:e vis- itors to Souris on Friday.

Mr. Robert Baker was a recent caller on Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Massey. Bothweli.

Kenneth Pierce, who is a lieving station agent was away last week.

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Mrs. Joseph Harris, Elmira was I. visitor to Mrs. James Harris, East Point, on Sunday.

Joe Campbell spent a few" days with his w re and family. Joe is section foreman of the souris branch, and is stationed in Souris.

Misses Flora and Lois MacMillnn spent the better part of last week visiting friends in Chailottetoan. Lois was celebrating her birthday.

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Miss Susan MacAulay, who is the teacher in Elmira. spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MacAulay. Souris' West.

Mrs. Wallace Murphy celebra‘ed her seventy-second birth- day. February 28. She received many nice cards and gifts. Mrs. Murphy‘: family, who are married and living nearby, visited her on that day, with birthday greetings.

The March meeting of the El- mira Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Joseph I-Iar;ls with an attendance of six mem- bers. The meeting was called to order by the reading of the ode. The minutes were then read, and answered. Any business arising out of the minutes was dismissed and correspondence read. The roll call was answered by a Baby Shower. After the new committees were appointed for the month of March the meeting then adjourned. Fol- lowing, the members played a nice game of Bingo for articles donated by Mrs. Harris. After bingo a de- lightful lunch was served‘ by the hostess. The April meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Joseph C pbell.

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..°Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cairns of Souris have recently returned from an enjoyable six weeks visit to Montreal and Boston. while in Montreal they were the guests of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Francis MacAulay, their

dmahter Evclyno accompanied them to Boston and while more were the guests of their other

daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace I. Snow Jr.

liiebruary 4th marked the anni- versary of Mrs. calms 09th Birth- dly which was fittlngly celebrated by a. surprise birthday party. Many bouquets. ‘ , glf and cards were received to which Mrs. Cairns nicely responded, A moving picture camera took g role of the evenings procedures, which W15 Supplied by Mr. Snow‘: uncle, Mr. Francis P. Watkins.

After A three weeks stay in nos- ton they returned to Montreal by automobile to complete the re- mainder of their visit.

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following plaooa in Montague: Misc 8. A. Llewellyn; Mn. Clay.

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process In. H. 0. Matthew. president, conduct- ed the meetings, which were open- ed with the reading of the nilnut of the previous meeting by t a socreta y, Mrs. Arthur Pequot. The lot

factorily after her recent opera- tion in Prince Edward Island Hospital.

Mrs. Carl Stewart, Montague, was hostess to the member: of the Nursery Club of the King's County Hospital last week. The president. Mrs. Malcolm Clair, conducted the meeting. The min- uies of the previous meeting were read by the secretary. Mrs. Hew- son Kydd. The evening was spent in mending and sewing hospital articles. and a delicious lunch was served by the hostess. assist- ed by Mrs. St. Clair Trainor.

Georgetown 0 I O and Vicinity Mr. John G0?)-I‘.ﬂ:—I‘L'tllI‘I'Ied home a few days ago from Toronto, On-

tario, where he has been employed for some time.

Captain William Silzsworih 5!

. Newport left on Thursday for Bos-

ton, Mass., where he will visit his daughters who reside in that city.

The Georgetown Boy Scouts held their weekly meeting on. Wednes- day night in the Legion Hall. under the supervision of Scout Master Daniel Moccormack,

A considerable number of hoc- kcy fans made the trip to Mur- rny Harbour on Wcdnesdziy night to witness the first game of the King's County Intermediate "B" finals between the Murray Harbor team and the Morcli team.

The annual fancy dress carnival was held in the Georgetown rink on Tuesday night and was attend- ed by a large crowd of spectators. Approximately fifty skaters were in costume, including a large num- ber of children. Many and varied were the characters represented and from the sublime to the ridi- culous were on hand to lend a gala touch of color to the event. First prize for ladies fancy dress cos- tume was won by Mrs. Walter Solomon who dressed as an “Irish Colleen". Gents first honors wont to Mr. Cullen DeLory for his portrayal of “Sotan". The adult prize for the most humorous and original was won by Mrs. J. A. B. Mneconncil for his costume “Chicken of Tomorrow". In the children's class, Miss Phyllis Walker took top honors as “Miss C.-madn". Tho boys first prize went to Master Wayne Lit.-wcllyn who was dressed as "Peter Rabbit". Children's most humorous wns won by Richard Lnndry as “Tramp".\A special prize was given to It youth- ful couple, Miss Joan Butchilder and Miss Aldine MncCormack who were costumed as “Bride and Groom". The door prize which was in box of chocolates. donated by Mrs. Clay, proprletress of the Bison Restaurant in Montague, was won by Miss Doreen St-ully. Judges were, Mayor P. L. Boudrcnult, Mrs. J. Howard MacDonald and Mrs. Herman Lavandier.

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. . ' The home of lw. and Mrs.‘ Percy Rhoads, of Elford. was the scene of a quiet but pretty vied- ding, on Saturday. January 2'. at 3 o’clock. when Acne: Elizabeth Glover, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Glover, of Murray Har- bour, P. E. It, was united in mar- riage to Harry Oliver Rhonda, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Rhonda.

'I‘ho coremony'was performed by Rev. Woollatt. of Gusto, under an arch decorated wi‘h chrysanihe- mums and white wedding bells. and the tall white burning candles on either side.

The bride was given in marriage by her uncle, Dave Ferguson. oi London. For her wedding. she chose a [own of pearl grey, and a carriage of mauve orchids. I-Ior bridesmaid, Miss Mary Doiron, of Charlottetown. P. E. 1., wore a navy blue afternoon‘ dress, and a cor- sage of pink rosobuds. Marcel El- ford. of Palermo. was best man.

Mrs. Albert Elford sang ‘'0 Perfect Love" before the ceremony and “I love You Truly" cur‘ _, the signing of the register. Min Phyl- lis Mulcsster scoaupanied @

soloist and also played the wedding Bernard. :5 music.

Mrs. Rhoads wore for the occasion a gown of tool blue crops with an orchid comae. while Mrs. Ferguson wore brown crepe with a corrage of Johanna Hill roses and sweet poas.

I./unqhoon was served to forty guests. by Mrs. John Walker, Mrs. Herbert Lathum. Mrs. Lloyd Rhoads. and Miss Olive Rhoadg. The bride's table was beautiful with a lace cloth. candles. and a three. tiered wedding cake.

After a short wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Rhonda will reside in London. -

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Monday at the Theatre.

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. Mrsuwm. Poole. gavo I _vory encouraging financial stato- rnont. Written in not report was ai donation of $10.09 from Evglingtonl and Howe Boy Women’: Instlt/ute. Mr. R. C. Mcuan. Convener of‘ buying committee presented biuai for pillow slips, bod spreads. . kit-3

chen stool. floor wax and floor oil-

cloth to the amount of $98.50.

The kitchen and staff dinin|- I room present a very pleasing up-' pearance with new rubber tile floor

covering in grey and green pattern,

:. “ ‘ by the Auxiliary at a

cost of t36t.o0. A new covering for

the kitchen tables. preferably ar-

borite, will be bought as soon as

samples and prices are available.

The matron, Miss Donahue was

advised to purchase new czibs.

also an incubator for the nursery.

A letter of sympathy had been

sent to Rev. W. A. MacQuarrio and

family. Hopewell, Nova Scoiia,

whose home was saddened by the

death of Mrs. MacQuarrie. A card

FIRST BASILICA SCOIJTS

At our weekly meeting the Scouts of the First enjoyed I very exciting and active meeting.

During the meeting the follow- ing test periods were held: Scout Law, Scout Promise, Tenderfooi Knots. Games were led by the A.SM.

FIRE BY I-‘BICTION A demonstration of fire by

fraciion (bow, method) was given to the boys by the SM. The

ackpowiedging receipt or later thrill that the boys received when was received and read 3; the the tinder burst into flames in meeting, their hands as they Jvhlrled it

A visitor at the March meeting ‘ about was well worth the ef- was Mrs. Corkum. ‘ fort.

A motion that on bills be paid was moved by Mrs. Dunlap. so- conded by Mrs. Murrnnt.

No further business Meeting ad- Journed.

TESTS PASSED

The following tests were passed during the last two weeks:

Scout Promise: James Kelly, Pat Connolly, James McQuarrie. Melvin Pineau.

Scout Law: Pat Connolly, James McQuarrie, James Kelly.

First Aid: Garnet Steele. Hu- bert Mcxenna. Billie Kelly.

COMPETITION

RIVERVIEW—_W. 1.

Mrs. C.l-I. Mccvuigan entertained‘ the members of Rlverview In- stitute on Monday evening. March 6. Mrs. Reagh Bagnall presided. Minutes were approved as read. Fourteen members were present.l Correspondence consisted of a let- ter on Education from Mrs. Mc- .Kinnon, and a letter of thanks‘ from Mrs. Garfield Wood. Mrs. Burns. Social secretary. reported . having sent three sympathy and 57Th;oxg-mi: gggéig Beavers one get-well cards. Mrs. Christie ’ ' ' reported work done on Au‘o- . grhgh alum" r itt : heurdmsrn: ngw C(D°IIl:“.I"ilDtEet3eS3313})(;'I.llD’: ‘ T° date 8 ‘°"a11°t eightgen '°°¥= ed.sch°°1c0mmm£e _ Mm_ _ have been reg stered in this Ford and Mrs Geo. Smith. bunch T’°°p' Committee — Mrs. Christie, Mrs. = G. Sm in, Mrs. C. B. Matheson and Mrs. Reagh Bagnail. Sick and Pro- . gram Committees, re-appointed. ‘ _ , '

Mrs. Cliff Matheson reported on _ The _F“'“ _5°“{"5 T"°‘?P has ‘Em the selection of plays and numbers mm dim'~‘“1l1E5 In find-IDS 8 N19- for concert. Further plans uere able 11311 fol‘ their meeﬁnlsa OW- discussed. and practicing will be- ms to the Iarse enrollment at the gin as soon as plays were received. 50UI‘iS School. the hall in which It was decided that. our Institute they have been holding meet- would enter the Drma Festival. ings has been iurned into a

Mrs. Reagh Bagnall offered her classroom. . home for a party to raise funds for Father Murnaghan has. how- the Institute and plans will be ever, kept his boys active in hoc- made T01‘ the Party later. Mem- key and hopes to challenge one his Presented quilt blocks and of the Scout teams at an early Patches. Md it Was decided 10 Eel» date. Meanwhile. the search for material to make .1 quilt a"d this a 1,311 ¢onunue5_ work will he done at the meeting . Each member to bring about one- quarter yard of. print to next meet- ing. Bills were paid and meeting I closed by singing the National Monday evening saw the Ninth Anthem. Troop out and away on a sealed

Delicious refreshments were ser- order hike, observation was Ved W "*9 h°3‘°55- ‘misled by stressed and all Patrols gave ex- thﬁ Comm"-$66111 charge. cellent verbal reports on their

L"-T ireturn to the Troop Kali.

, A standing Patrol was posted in Victoria Park. These Scouts re‘; The Auxma of the w_ M_ s_ ported all Patrols who posse

of Hume, R39, United Chumh through this area. The standing

me; on -1-mu-,d,y ,v,m,,g_ Much Patrol, however, was spotted on

3, 3; the home 01 M_"_ _1_ ."p‘tar- two occasions by the sharp eyed

son, Mrs. lePage profit 1 the Patrols passmz throuah.

worshlp service was 1 :1 y

Mrs. LePagc and Selll ..iembers.i KNMTWS 000353 The theme for this mee hg ‘ —|

“What'Can I Give to My Church?"

Hymns sung were: "I-larlr, the

Voice of Jesus Crying". and ‘Take

My Life. and Let It Be", study Book, Chapter five.’ was

presented by Mrs. ii. A. IBsmard..

Mrs. John Craswell and Mrs. Prod

smith and Mrs. J. a. McLeod. Mrs.

G. smith. Mrs. Matheson and Mrs.

I-love carew were appointed to. During Education Week the

have charge of Chapter six 1°?.boys of the Summerside Scout

Am“ m°E““§- B“‘“‘°5' P°“°d ml‘ ' Troop put on a display in the

i°W=d- TWO. new members. Mr--i igh School. This consisted of

Oarew and Mrs. Mcxinnon wora|_,. mnnequgn 5,-“Ed u .

welcomed. Roll call was answered sew,‘ -rmop nu ma union

by EMME“ m°mh°"' A ]°W°riJack Knots Board Troop Char- from the Presbyterial President. ’ ' ter. and a display of pamphlets

Mrs. J. D. Molﬂariano, was read. d scout TH“

and some discussion of local orl“Thh .1. ' also featured

central rallies followed. It was de- '°°p “I”

cldod to ask for 3 Rally for Hunter '°" “ tm°°" mmute "am pm"

[gramme on February llllh. The

River in June programme was made up of Camp mmdship cam mm!“ ‘'5 hom. Fire songs and a talk by the

The Robins won the Honour Pa- irol Flag for this week by one point.

REGISTRATION

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NINTH CHARLOTTETOWN

HUNTER RIVER W. M. S.

Last Monday a review‘ session was held for Scou taking the Knotter’s Course. F ii tests will take place on Monday, March 13th at 8.30 in St. Paul's Troop Hall.

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at their regular meeting. Twenty- iour boys were present. They spent the evening on First Aid. Artificial Respiration, and Knot-

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g, . The Scoutmaster'has also been holding an extra meeting a week for Patrol Leaders so that the Troop may receive the full benefits of the Patrol System.

SCOUT CAMPAIGN

Alberton Led by a $30.00 donation from the Alberion Women's Institute. 315.00 of which went‘ to the Troop. the citizens _of Alberton donated $105.00 to further the work of the Island Boy Scouts Association. This brings the total received to date to $3,900.00.

Souria

Cuuvassers Ken Fraser and J. J. MacDonald are now making a canvas of Souris. They hope to raise $100.00 for the use of Pro- vlnclal Headquarters in"promol- ing Scouting throughout the is- land.

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Thr regular monthly meeting of

president, Mrs. Cantwoll, presiding. Twenty-one members thrﬂ visitors were present Reports wort given by the in-loua comrnittoos. The hall committee reported that a load or coal had been dona- ted by the Community Sundll ‘- ‘. It was decided that tho members would supply lunch 10! the card parties for this month. The repo;t from tho Oubl drow- ed that there were so amount with an averago attendance of I). The sick committee reported thll six cards and a baby gift had been sent. The school committoa ft- ported of various articles noodad for the school. It was decided to purchase this month. a map of ill! World, Handbook of Nature an electric bell. . The delegates to the Red Om-ll Dinner gave an interesting roP°1'i'v-

Tho dinner to be served to Idl Packers’ truckers warleit t-hi hands of the WM’! Ind M011"

Committee.

Miss Marjorie Hill, Dieticlan with the Red Cross. gave a very inter- esting and instructive talk on NI!- trition and feeding problems of young children. This was followed by the showing of two films. It was decided that woo be not to the v. a. r. n for a food Dimi-

- Lunch committee for next moot- ins: Mrs. John Hogan. Mu. Eda

Parbdalo Women's Institute was

Lunch committee. Mrs. I.oPaga, Th“"d‘V °"'°‘““¢ V°‘“' C°m' M1-g_ uclgod ggd M,-,_ 5, -§_ miuioner had the PEIIIIH‘: of be- lng with the Surnmer-side Trad!

hold in the hall, March 0. with up

gar Hogan, Mrs. Hudson and MI‘! Moore.

Meeting closed by repeating “Tho lord's Prayer" in unison. Refresh- ments were servcd by Mrs. Patter-

son, assisted by committee. .1. - ‘ M6 was Gmmc nocnoelno an up sumo-acrrva mivaaans _ ANEON -I08 - romvn SIDE ms LITTLE ‘

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