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f'l'8:-MONTAGUE: Harold F. Landry. Mrs. Byron Stewart. Mn Bruce Moot-'heo. Miss Joyce Wtgglnton. Pius Moliinnon. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Weldon Lovers.
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.. .'Senator T. V. Grant and Mrs. Grant returned to Ottawa on Friday Nov. 14. after spending the summer
months at their home in Montague. in the Curling Rink on Thu"-
I I November 20th. at 8 P. M :r::;:.: :1; At Monies” Presbyterian church
week. Rev. D. A. Campbell of New -H London was the guest speaker nt l1sCELLAxm)Us snowgngqu special anniversary service in sccilaneous shower was held atist A"d”W'3 P”5b5'i"l3n Chl11'Ch- mme of M35. wmmm G.-a1mm.iMontague. last evening. The oc- 3rjdge' on uonday evening, casion. which marked an era of 3rd' in 1-mnour 0; M... and Mrs twenty-five years of worship n n 1.11.-t;-.3 W1... Wm... nmrrmd my the present beautiful edifice, was y In -I-"men. N. S. The happy one also of dedication. A beauti- g couple were the recipients of ml pulpit mu ""1 3 pulp" lamp I useful gills which were open- we” presemed by the ."”mb”5 VMYS Arch-K, McLeod And Miss of the Ladeis Aid Society and McLeod. And the accompany :l.:d"”mied.Stm H; Elegy R1! god by verses read by Milss Pricella we ea. "eh, in ' ou"g' ' Mr. and Mr: Hlcks thanked ix rs.F EH31 baxlerwor and Mrs. and all for kinuness alter iC,;mp'an-.sa.rs"p P vwre organ M- ill an Sallgv-I Y ;rh.e:V Are Jmly Two vocal solos Fcllous. A (.cllClOllS lunch.L.,,d God Almighty-
FHE POSTPONED Annual .ng of the Community Welfare 10 Limited. Montague. will be
BEAN AND s-ausage supper. amhrldgc ilull, November 26, sored by the Cambridge W.I.
”Holy. Holy, (Handel),
servcfd mm m0 mlmamde-' Di and "The Stranger From Gul- eV3m1l'-' SPWI 1" 51113538 End ilec" were beautifully rendered by ll 90”V”5””""- 5117 mid "”i'.Mrs. Ralph Burdelt of Cavendish.
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"Prayer Pcrfccl." (Olry was very effectively
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Mrs. L. H. Poole was elected president of the Montague Ladies Curling Club at their annual meeuhl held at the club room Saturday afternoon. Other officers include vice-president. Mrs. J. S. I)esRoches. secretary .- treasurer. Mrs. H. M. Smith.
The meeting. attended by a large number of members. was presided over by the retiring pre- sldent. Mrs. J. S. Deslloches.
Following the reading of the minutes of the last annual meet- ing by the secretary. the financial report was presented which show-
ed receipts of 3117.87. disburse- ments S56.69, balance on hand 561.18.
Satisfactory reports from the
chairmen of the several commit- tees were received. A nominating committee brought in a slate of
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rendered by Mr J. E. Dunning. Charlottetown. The hymns led by the choir were "Ye Gates Lift Up Your Heads" "The Church's One Foundation" and "Jesus Shall Reign."
Rev. Mr. Campbell ch e as his text Zechariah 2:2. "Th said !. whither goes thou? And he said unto me, to measure Jerusalem. to see what is the breadth thereof and what is the length thereof". bringing to the large congregation a message of inspir- ation and admonition. He spoke of thee tangibles that are im- measurable: man. nations and the Church of Christ.
Following the church service the choir and congregation ad- journed to the new church hall which was solemnly dedicated by Rev. Mr. Young.
The dedication hymn "All Things Are Thine" was sung and Rev. Mr. Campbell pronounced the benediction.
A reception
was held in
Ladies Aid Society served dainty refreshments to the guests. choir
and church officialsand their wives. A Gaelic solo "The Lord's My
Shepherd" was sung by Mr. John A. Campbell. accompanied at the piano by Mrs. A. F. Campbell.
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Montague Ladies Curling Club Annual Meeting
committee chairmen: Games. Mrs. Peter Sinclair: Ways and Means. Mrs. J. S.. Deskoches: Entertain- ment, Miss Jean MacDonald.
Corresponden .. was read, and an invitation from the ladies in Charlottetown was acknowledged to use the ice in the Charlotte- town club on an afternoon to be arranged later.
The retiring president. Mrs. J. S. DesRoches, presented a report of the past sason's activities. the full text of which appears below.
Following a brief discussion it was decided to hold regular meet- ings on the first Monday of each month.
The club fees were set at G500 for active members. and 31.00 for associate members.
It was also decided that the club would sponsorga pantry sale at I later date.
PRESIDENT'S REPORT
The Montagua ladies curling club was organized at a meeting called for the purpose in the Montague Curling Club on Jan. 3. 1952. with 14 ladies present.
I am pleased to report that your club had a very successful year. We sent two curling teams in February to Charlottetown and they gave a good account of themselves. We also sent two teams to Summersidc. who played
very well. We had as our guests two able teams of lady curlers from Charlottetown and one of
our teams won from their better team. When you consider that we were all new curlers, this is a feat worth recording. As it mat- ter of fact. all our curling tcams did well against cxpc-ricnced' cur- lers.
Your club put on a dinner for the Charlottetown curlers at the Poole Hotel. made available to your club ihroulzh the kindness of Mrs. lnman. All those present enjoyed the sociability and the dinner.
I should like to thank the Char- loitelown and Summerside ludy curlers for their kind invitation on several occasions to visit their club room und to use their facili- ties for our enjoyment and en- tertalnment.
You will note from the minutes of the meetings held. the work that was accomplished and from the financial sintcmont the busi- ness end of your club. At the end
Georgetown and Vicinity
Mr. Roderick M. Martin of Vic- toria Cross. fleldman for the Vet- erans Land Act. was a business visitor to Georgetown on Thurs- day. Nov. 13th.
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Hansen and
son Charles were visitors to Charlottetown on Friday. Nov. 14th. .
Mrs. John D. Gotell was I re- cent visitor to Charlottetown. where Mr. Gotell is a patient In the Veterans' Wing of the Char- lottetown Hospital.
Mrs. Holden McLure of Iris singing and music instructor for a number of King's County schools. was in Georgetown on Thursday. Nov. 13th conducting her weekly classes with the pu- pils of Georgetown High School.
Mr. George McLellan. Old Age Pensions Investigator with the Department of Health and Wei- fare, was a business visitor in Georgetown on Thursday. 13th.
Mac- Char-
Mrs. (Captain) Cyreno Dondid was a visitor to lottetown on Friday, 14th.
Murray Harbour North and Vicinity
.!Mrs. P. H. Fisher is spending two weeks visiting in New wilt- shiro where she is the guest oi Mrs. Larter.
Miss Abigail Cogllngs. Alberry Plains, is visiting a Murray Har- bour North. guest of her sister. Mrs. Edward Mlllar and Mr. Mil- lar.
Mr. and Mrs. Verna Johnston were business visitors to Montague on Monday. Nov ioth. '
The annual meeting of the Cam- bridge Women's Institute was held at the home of Mr.-... Grant Ben- csbaugh on Wednesday evening. November nth. Three new mem- bers were welcomed into the In-
stitute. New officers elected were: Mrs. James Lanigan. president; Mrs. Patrick Giddlngs, vioe-presi- dent; Miss Gloria McLeod. secre- tary and Mrs. Archia McLeod, treasurer. At the close of the meeting lunch was served by the hostess. assisted by the lunch com- mittee. .
Friends of Mrs. Hasen Mwchure are sorry to hear she has been confined to her home for the past week due to illness.
Miss Eileen Wood of Charlotte- town. is visiting her home in Georgetown.
. 3 Mr. T. J. Klckhsm. M. P.. of Souris West, attended the Remem- brance Day celebrations in George- town.
Mr. and Mrs. Hughie Gotell and family of Charlottetown were re- cent visitors to Georgetown, where they were the guests of Mr, G0l411'B Darents. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Gotell.
Mr. and Mrs. waiter Fraser of Murray River motored to George- town on Sunday. November 9th. where they were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Walker.
Friends of Mrs. W. T. Wood are
sorry to hear that illness has necessitated her entering the
Charlottetown Hospital and all express the hope for an early re- covery.
Friends of Master Newman Llewellyn. young son of Mr. War- ren Llewellyn, who recently un-
derwent an operation for append- icitis in the Kings County Mem. orial Hospital in Montague, are pleased to hear that he is making
Mrs. James Davidson, Cam- bridge. is spending some time visiting in New Glasgow, N.S..
guest of her sister, Mrs. Nettie I
McKearney.
Mrs. Robert Machon. Montague. was a recent visitor to Murray Harbour North. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Graham.
Friends of Mrs. William John- ston are sorry to hear she is con- fined to her home due to illness.
Mrs. Stanley Dumville and young sons Forrest and Larry of O'Leary are spending a few days at Mur- ray Harbour North. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kennedy.
Mr. John Clow was a business visitor to Montague on Monday. November 10th.
Mr. Elmer Millar was a visitor to Charlottetown on Thursday. November 13th.. -- O ors to St. Patrick's Road Novem- ber 2nd. guests of Mr. Flske's sis- ter, Mrs. Michael 1-iandrahan.
Mr. James Gormley retur ed to his home on St. Patrick' Road November 4th from Charlottetown.
Bogart. Nopliurniniis
Katherine Hepburn Is completely enchanting in the role of I. prim English lady who gets enmeshed in one of the most fascinating ad- ventures of all time in John Hus- ton's Technicolor sdvonture ro- mance. "rho African Queen."
Humphrey Bogart. Katharine Hepburn and director John Huston. three of Hollywood's outstanding artists. combine their talents In a strikingly unusual drums. "The African Queen." which has its pro- miere at the Prince Edward Thea- tre on Monday through United Ar- tists release. ”
Filmed in Technicolor on loca- tion in Africa. it is the result of s ten-week trek of 6.000 miles which took the director. the stars and crew to the dangerously exciting
where he spent a few day: visit- ing friends and relatives.
Mrs. Daniel Trainer and family, who have spent the summer months on St. Patrick's Road. moved to Charlottetown November 4th. where they plan to spend the winter months. .
..'Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Rogerson. when returning from Charlotte- town by car to their home, st. Patrick's Road November 1st. sc- companied by their two daughters and son, had the misfortune of colliding with mother our owned by a resident of St. Peter's Bay. Both cars were badly damaged and the driver of the St. Peter's Boy car was sent to hospital. The oc- cupants of the Rogerson car all received minor injuries which re- quired medical attention. The ac-
NOVEMBER 17. 1955 In 'Tiie'Afriean lltioen”;
Humphrey Bogart finds the Ag. rlcsn weather 5, bit tough to ink. in this inclement scene from John Huston's "The African Qruoen,” gum. ed on location in Africa,
interior of the Belgian Congo.
A starkly realistic film. "The Am. can Queen" is based on the thrill. in; novel of the same title by c. 5, Forester. author of the "Hommo i-Iomblower" stories. It stars go. sort and Hepburn as a romantic team. and they emerge individually in characterizations which hit new heights of cltement and tender. neos. emotion and chlrm that have already won them widespread criti. cal acclaim as the best performance; of their talent-filled careers.
Ex rdinary. too, is Husion's direct on. marked by I spicy humor that reveals yet another facet of hi; all-around brilliance in relating . isle of suspense and high drama.
"The African Queen" was pro- duced by B. P. Eagle as an Horizon- Romulus Production. from 'a name. Agee-John Huston screenplay. n tells the story of a tough little river-boaunan, played by Bogart, and the prim. straight-laced sister of an English missionary who find
takes them down a danger-crowded African river in A small boat with the self-planned mission of dos- troying a fully-armed German gun- boat in World War 1.
Robert Morley, the noted English stage and screen star. heads the supporting cast as the missionary. At the top of the production crew
cident occurred near Mt. Stew-
art. -3.11.
was Jack Cardiff. Academy Award- winning Technicolor cameraman.
love in a wild adventure whichi
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