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John MacDonald. Montague, left was a recent business visitor

recently on a business trip to Mon- cton. N.B.

Mr. Preston MDCLUIE. who was called to his home in Montague owing to the death of his father, Mr. George Maebure, Murray Har- bour North, left this week on re- turn to Labrador.

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ed to know he is greatly improved. He is now in Westminster Hos- pital, London Ontario for further treatment. He wishes to acknow- ledge all letters. cards etc, as he is unable to use his right hand. Pllll was a former pilot Maritime Ceri- tre.l Airways.

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SUNDAY - 8:00 P.M.

,CFCY-630 On Your Dial

Mr. Tester White, Little sandtr, o Montague. -

Miss Alice Robertson, Sturgeon. was visiting friends in Montague yesterday.

Their many little friends are sorry to hear Miss Elaine and Mr. Kenneth Docherty, Montague, are patients in the King's County All wish them a speedy recovery.

ASHIPMENT RECEIVED

'ALL ODDFELLOWS of Hill- side Lodge and Rebekahs of Acme. Lodge are requested to meet at the Lodge Room Sunday morning. May 4th.iat 10:30 to attend Natal Day service at Trinity United

Church.

....'ANNOUNClNG - Opening show--Campbellis r-irruit. . "Tho Skipper surprised 1-lis wrfe." M.

G. lil.'s funniest comedy, showing Wood Islands Monday, Mriy 5: Vernon. Tuesday, May 6; Comic

Cove, Wednesday, May 7; Cardi- gan. Thursday, May 8: Eldon. Friday, May 9; Bridgetown, Sal-

urduy, May 10.

..'FUNERAL SERVICES - The funeral of the late Mrs. Herbert Brehaut, of White Sands. who passed away in the King's County Hospital April 29, 1952, was held Thursday afternoon from.her late residence, with Rev. E. S. Hales couductirig the service, assisted by Rev. W. D. MacPherson. Hymns sung were "Lead Kindly Light". "Rock Of Ages", and "Shall We Gather At The River". Pallbear- ers were Messrs. John Brchaut, Earl Nicolle. Harry White, Victor Brooks. Stewart Clements, Henry Phillips.

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T0-DAY

MATINEE 2:30 EVENING 7 and 9

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Lric. John Parker. .R.C A.l"., Summerslde, spent the past week- end in Montague visiting his mo- ther. Mrs. Barbara Parker, who was a patient in the Kings co. Memorial Hospital. While here he was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Cecil Buchanan, Roseneath.

..'NURSERY CLUB ltlElITS- The regular meeting of the Hos- pital Nursery Club was held at the home of Mrs. Vernon Mac- Lean with seven members and one visitor present. Mrs. Deltoches presided in the, absence 'of the president. The minutes were read by Arthur Sullivan in the absence of the secretary. At the close of the business meeting. the remain- der of the evening was spent sew- ing and mending for the hospital. after which lunch was served by the hostess. Next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Dr. Mac- Crea.

Word was received by Mr. and Mrs. Aeneas McKinnon. Pisquid. that their son Gnr. B. P. McKin- non. R.C.H.A., is leaving Korea on May 15, 1952. Gnr. McKinnon had enlisted in the special force in August, 1950, and had been train- ed in Pctawziwn. Ontario, Shilo, Manitoba. and Fort. Lewis, Wash- ington, before going overseas. Gnr. MeKinnon went. to Korea in April 1951 and has been in the heavy artillery eyersiuce going to Korea. His many friends will welcome him home.

ENTI-IR!-II) M The Montague .5 to 51.00 store was entered Thurszlay night. between the hours of sev;n and midnight. entrance having heen gained by means of the frontdoor.'.l'ihc break in which a sum of cash was taken was discovered about midnight by Mr. Danny lilurruy, proprietor, who notified the police. They are now conducting an inyestiszation.

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The regular monthly meeting of the Montague Branch, Canadian Lesion was held. in the Legion Hall Thursday. with 16 members present.

The meeting was called to order by Comrade Sullivan. After the customary silence, the minutes of the last meeting were read and ap- proved. -

Plans were dmuesed re sending of a delegation to attend the Do- minion oonventlon to be held in Montreal. Mliy 18th to 23rd. Com- rade Campbell was appointed as delegate to attend the provincial executive council in Charlottetown concerning resolutions to be pre- sented at the convention.

A proposal was then brought for- ward that this branch sponsor all amateur athletics in this area, starting with school baseball. After co ' able discussion, it was de. cided that an association should be formed for this prupose. under the 5P0n50T5hiD of the Legion.

The name of this association will be the Mbntague Legion Amateur Athietic Association.

F0i10Wins this. a discussion of; ways and means led to the voting: of a sum of money to be used to finance the activity and a. commp. tee was appointed to take care of the details of organization, made up Of the following member-szl Comrades Campbell, McGowan.' Sullivan. Beer, Clair, Johnstomi and Duvar. '

Other small husiucss matters

were taken care or and the busl-i ness part of the meeting closed, . Following the meeting, the 5pec.l ral committee met in an gdjojning "mm and elected the following slate of officers for the Athletic Association: President.-Comrade SUHIVRI1: Secretary-Comrade Du. var; Track and Field-Comrade Ciimpi-W": Hockey-Comrade Mc- GOWRD: Basketball and volley ball-Comrade Johnston; 33,55. ball-Comrade Suilvan; slwim. mlng-Clair.

It was moved that the first act- ivily would be that of hasehalli and Comrade Sullivan agreed td m"k"' 3 -5l"V9Y of the school with a view of forming teams.

The 3901501?! was authorized to Contact Brlr. Reid of the Depart- mei" 01 Physical fitness with a view to obtaining all possible aid, A committee was appointed .0 lnrrrview the merchants of thel town with l view to their sponsor. inf-' one school baseball team each!

L sr. ANDREW'S Y. r. s. .."The Y.P.S. of . - Pcsbyterian Church. Msotrita'giigm.;-wnf .l0.yed a social evening on km” 29th, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Reid. Eleven members and two visitors responded to roll call.

The devotional period was in Charlie of George Ployer and Bud. dy Fraser.

Th" "5 followed by a short business period conducted by the president Miss Thelma Larter Plans were discussed for holding ti bahquet the last week in May as a closing feature of a very auc. cessfui year for the Y.P.S. A Very interesting and iristructlvc talk was given by Miss Anne Mac- Eachern on her mission work in Edmonton, Alberta. last summer. At the close of the meeting a period of games and contests,” directed by Miss Florrie Miller and Norman McKenna, was enjoy- ed and lunch was served by the

Montague Legion Plans

Athletics ,

Montague Odd . Fellows llliserve Anniversary

Tire l33rd anniversary of the founding of-Oddtfeliows in America was celebrated by member. or Hillside Lodge. No. 23. l. O. O. 1'.. and Acme Rtbeknh Lodge, No. 07. Montague. and by a number of friends in the lodge rooms Thurs- day evening. Sixty-seven members and frinids were present and per- took (I. a su.m'Dtu0uS banquet served by a committee of the Re- bekahs. The table was very taste- fully decorated with low floral bouquets. A be.-rutifuiiiy decorated anniversary cake was donated by members from Diamond Lodge. No. 51. and Clyde Lodge. No. 98 and at the close of the slipper Mrs. James Dewar. Bruderiell, who held the lucky ticket on the cake very proudly carried off the prize of the evening.

Mr. E. II. Slewnrt master of ceremonies pressed tupprcclallon for

acted as and ex- the large

.attendane.-y The blessing was ask-

ed by Mr. .1. Malcolm Maoxenzie. Tire toast to the Queen was pro posed by Mr. Stewart and was re- sponded lo by the singing of "God Save The Queen". The toast to our country was responded to with the singing of "0 Canada". Mrs. J. D, M:icLeod proposed t-he toast to the order with Mr. Bruce Mac- Phce. Noble Grand of Hillside. re- spondin: with a brief history of the organization: from lls institut- ion up to the present time.

Mr. C. A. Show proposed llrv: toast to the ladies. The response was given by lire Noble Grand of Acme. Mrs. Spencer Llewellyn

A very enjoyable musical pro- gram followzd. featuring accordion selections by Mr. David Ahlbem and two Vocal selections by Messrs. John Bears and Malcolm Munroe The ch.1ii'nrrln Ilicn called on sev- eral members for remarks. Those taking part were Mr. J. H. Mac Gregor. Mr-sj if. E. N:lson. Captain James Keddy, Mr. Athol Robert- son, nnd Mr. Walter Seaman. The eliairmari called on Mr. Frank Wilson. chef of Dredge No. 115. who so kindly bak:d and decorat- ed the bcautiful anniversary cake lo arise and take a bow. '

A hearty vote of thanks to the ladies was movrd hy Mr. MaCKcri- zle and seconded by Mr. Maenliee,

'1'he remainder of the ev:nin.: WAS spent in singing and dancing with music provided by Mrs. At- wood Maeboualti and Mr. Ahliberu. concluding with everyone joining

in singing "Good Night Ladies."

hostess, assisted by the ladies. The meeting closed with the Mlzpali Benediction.

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Lobster Landings Begin In Kings

A;iproximntcly 10,000 pounds of lobsters were landed at factories in Kings county yesterday, the first day for trap hauling. The small number of lobsters landed was due to the very few boats which had traps out, since Thurs- day was taken up mainly with continued line running which lie- gan wedesday at noon.

The largest catch was at Sonrls where about 4.000 lbs. were landed at the Eastern Packing Co. The price for eanners quoted there was 17 cents, although this was sub,':ct to revision. No price was yet es- tablished for market lobsters. On the retail market. it. was expected that the price might range between 30 cents and 40 cents per pound. At other areas about the some conditions prevailed. North Lake reported about 2.000 lbs., George- town over 1,000 lbs. Fortune 260 lbs, and Lower Montague about 2.030 lbs.

Although too eiirly to make any definite predictions, fishermen on the whole seem hopeful of a good season, and judging from yester- day's results with so few traps out, their hopes may be fulfilled.

The remainder of the week will in all areas be taken up with eon-l

tlnued line running and setting!

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The Murmy I-labour and south Shore area have not run lines yet owing to a large ice pack on shore.

An agrdement has been made by the fishermen to run on Monday at 9 ii. m.. prlvlding ice conditions have improved.

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LINDI, Tanganyika, April tR.eutere)- Thirty-four Ahiearu died in the cyclone which doves- tated this spot April 15, and dem- see is estimated a 07.000.00o if was disclosed today.

WEYBURN, seek. - (m:)'.'. A repairman probing into a "dead" radio set here found it full of life out popped a big mouse. which had chewed on various parts an: put the set out of commission.

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