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HOME AND SCHOOL ltlEETING AT STELLAWIARIS

The meeting o! the Home and School Association held their monthly meeting in Stella Maris Hall on the evening of February 22nd.

Reports were given by thq chair- men o! the various Committees. The chairman of the Member- ship Committee said they had visited ons hundred and twenty- Iour members and collected dues amounting to $31.10, Members of the School Committee visited the class rooms since the last meet- ing, The chairman o! the Enter- tainment. Committee pFOVllFPd [our excellent films irurn the P. E. Island Library. "Les Etudants" showed tha boys and girls of the J. E. C. from twenty-eight different countries gathered in Montreal to take part in their tenth annual festival, "L'Appel du Nord" is an Interesting picture of the North- land that has been opened up by the Alsslrsn Highway. In the much enioyed film "School and Horne" parents sa/w the great need or co- operation with iorofcssors in order to procure for children thc help and assistance that is their right. The last picture “Listen tn the Prairies" made all music lovers wish they were in Winnipeg for the annual music festival. why cannot all schoole do the same?

Reverend 'i1'ather Nit-Neill out- lined the work of the Community Committee. He said that We could almost take the trans-Canada broadcast of that afternoon as a synopsis of the duties oi the members of this Committee, Father McNeill spoke of the great need on the part of the pupils of a fund o! general knowledge. He said they should be "On the top" in current events.

The President on being asked if

the Constitutions ready for the next general meeting, read the Constitutions of the National Bane and School Association and said that they would prepare bye-laws providing for the needs of our Community.

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THE ‘EASTERN GUARDIAN

following places in Montague:

GEIIBGET VIGIIIITY

Miss Martha. King o! Charlotte- weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. lib-anus Machia- nsn of St. Georges were recent visitors to the town.

Mr. and Mrs. William Hobbs, J1. of Charlottetown spent a few days recently with relatives here.

Mrs. Philip Boudreault oi.’ Char- lottetown spent the weekend here visiting frlends- Geo.

Mr. Spurgcon Walker. C. N. R. sectlonman at Mount Stewart spent the weokendflst his home here. '

Mr. John Murphy, local painter is engaged in extensive rs-docorst

ing at the homo of Mr B. H Stewart on Water Street. Miss Rose LTe-uzllyn, n. u. on

the staff o.’ the Kings County Memorial Hospital at Montague visited her home during the week- end.

‘Frankie and Jimmy Glddlnga

of Cambridge spent the weekend in Georgetown visiting their grandmother. Mrs. Annie MacCor- mack. _ Jerome Condon, student st 5t. Dunstarfs College was a visitor to his home for the weekend. having made the trip from the City w Georgetown on Saturday evening by Paul's Flying Service, along with his mother, Mrs. Halon Con- don and Mrs. Joseph Dalton.

A very successful pantry sale. sponsored by the teachers and pupils of Georgetown High 'school was held on Saturday afternoon in the store of P‘. J. Delorg/‘ano Sons on Water Street. A large number attended and quite a fi~ nsnclai sum was realized which is being, given to the Aid for Chil- dren Fund,

On Friday evening Mr. Waite: LePsge, Provincial Commissioner for Boy Scouts, visited here and met with Mr. Daniel MacCormscl: and Mr. Maurice DeLory, who ha’: a large number of prospective Scouts on hand in the Council Chambers. Mr. bsPsge spoke to

those assembled on Scouting and

made plans for a future visit, at which time Scouting in George- town will be organised.

A meeting of the Georgetown Co-operative Society was held in St. James Hail on Saturday night with President, N. W. Hanson in the chair. A large number of mem- hers were present and arrange- ments for purchasing seed grain by the Club were completed.

The Georgetown Bantams tra veiled to Montague by horse and sleigh on Saturday accompanied by their manager and coach, Mau- rice Delory and Howard Walker and played a hard fought, two-s-l tie game with Montague. Point- getters for Georgetown were Jac- kie Lovers and Hick Landry and Charley Martel! drew assists on both goals.

Bristol And Vicinity

Mr. mra Arnold was in the city ror the week-end. —.B.

Mr. Elmer Mclirwten was in‘ the city last week on business.

Mr, Bill Anderson has gone to the city to take a course in cgg grading,

Mrs. Joseph Roach was in the city on Saturday where her daugh- ter ls a patient in the Charlotte- tavcn Hospital.

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Mr. Lloyd McEwen has been ployed in the city all winter will likely return hurne for fishing season in tie spring.

Mr. Frank ilmiaiiun, was in the city last weel." nil business. Prank has settled down to farming since leaving the Navy iirier a long ten-n.‘

Mr/Valsntine MacDonald, who. was home for a short time gettlngl wood cut and out has returned to the city again to resufna carpenter work.

The Morell hockey team is walt- lng for a call to invade the Char- lottetown Forum for a return game with Kelly's Hdman victors. No doubt when the roads are in better shape a game will be put on.

The road has been opened through ‘here again but the snow banks

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AGENTS: MONTAGUE: Harold I‘. Laadry. Albkl Altklll. Ills. lyroa "III-PL lies Harriet Clair. ‘ AGENT CIORGITOWN: Walden Levers. AGENTLSOUBIS: Mil It“ I

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Richards and Gordon Farrell

Mlaa s. A. Llewellyn. Mrs. Clay.

lls Gessrgeto ..: The rm office; in aourlsr Condosfs and Florence Roper. In St. Peter's.- Tke Poet Oflioa.

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1 Mr. Gordon Mcliiwen has enter- ed the l’. E. I. Hospital for treat- l HIGHE- Miss Tillie Gauthier, Charlotte- town, spent the week-end at her I home here.

Mrs. Roadie O'Ha.niey is spend- ing s week at. her old homo here while her mother, lvlrs. Wm. Mac- Donald, is in the city on business

His friends learned with much regret of the serious illness of our retired blacksmith, Mr. John La- pierre, at his home here.

Mim Mary MacDonald. daugh- ter o! Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mac- Donald, returned home last week from s. pleasant visit to relatives and frelnds in and around Boston.

Mrs. Fulton DlnWell. of Ken- sington, has entered the P. B. Island Hospital for treatment. She was Line. McEwan. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McEwen. of this vicinity.-—S.

He: friends regret that Mrs. Gordon Hooper, wife of the effi- cient snow plough operator, is still a patient in the Charlotte- town Hospital where she undeir- went an operation last week.

Her friends here will regret the ‘death of Mrs. Vincent McGi-ath.

at her home in Morell, after being seriously ill for several months She leaves a husband but no family.

Mrs. uursnce Gauthier has ent- ered the Charlottetown Hospital where she will undergo a serious operation. l-ler husband has been s patient in one of the hospitals for several months and his con- cllitlon is reported as slightly bet.- ter.

Fires get different starts. Last {week when Mr. Alfred O'Hsnley l was retiring for the night as has |bcen his practice, he took h hot

l brick from the oven and put it in

i his bed. and fell asleep very quick- lly. A short time later his- daugh- ter Marion in another room smel- led smoke and rushing in found her father fast asleep while his mattress was on fire. from the over-heated brick. The burnini mattress was tossed out the win- dow onto s. snow bank.

A fire here last week came near being tragic at the home of Mr. Phillip sinnotlt. on the Moeeli Road. MI. Sinnott and Mr. Frank Dunllhy. who was making his home with him for the winter, re- turned home around midnight and as the night was cold made on a good fire before retiring. Some time later Mr. Dunphy was awak- isned by the crackling of the fire, and to his horror saw the entire end of the house in llama. He had trouble in getting Mr. Sin- nott awake and just as the men got. out. the upper floor where they were'sieeping fell in. A few min- utes more and they might have been burned to death. They have taken up residence for the pres- ent with mother brother o! Mr. Sinnotvs. trod, who lives near-by, The loss is severe as it was s. love- ly home. -

along the roads are so hllh from the many trips of the ploughs that one can't even see the road from their homes and when on the road can't see their homes.

His friends regret to learn that Mr. R.B. Bennett has entered the Hospital at Charlottetown for treatment. Mr. Bennett took up reshience here last summer when he opened up a csnne for fruit and vegetables. Last fal he built a now residence and intends to ro- side here in the future,

lin interesting letter received by the writer mm Mr. Peter A. Barry. of Concord. NJ-l. says he left. this vicinity forty years ago after mak- ing his hOme with Mr. and Mrs. Paddy Tralnor on Byrne‘: Road k for many years. He- lives in dreams ' of a day when he will return to his icld homo port to reside. A con-

fstsnt reader of Bristol and Vicin- ity notes, he says "you have no

gldea how many here and around

this country, old Islanders, who hunger for news from home and read the Guardian". Mr. Barry wishes to be rtmembered to the oldefclass and mentions the 00n- noiiy‘s, the Sinnotfs, Phalenh and O'Briens.

LYNDALI SCHOOL

Report for January:

Grade X —- i. Louise Brehaut, 2. Betty Gillis.

Grade ix —— 1. shlrley Carver, I. Francis Carver.

Grade viii ~ 1. Florence Gillls.

Grade V11 — l. Clinton Brehsut.

Grade Vi -— i. Meet Ciilis. I. Ivan Brett's. Kay Brehaut.

Grade 1V — i- Norms scott.

Grade ll — l. Carol carver.

Grade l is) -- 1. Preston Caner.

Grade 1 (b) - i. Reggie Bruce,

Teacher - Annie MCLuOIII-Il.

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Mt. Stewart

Mrs. George Loard of Lorine Vol- ley was a. recent visitor to the home of her daughter. Mrs. Haroli. Aflleck, Mt. Stewart.

Preston liicAskili, teacher o; tBamor School, spent the weekend at his hams.

Messrs Peter McLeod and John MacDonald, P.W.C. students, spent the weekend at their hurncs in Mt. Stewart.

Mrs. Chester Coffin, R.N.. of Mt. Stewart is nursing in tihe City. Mr. and Mrs. Pirua Griffin, ivfapi Hills were Sunday visitors to Mrs. Griffins parents, Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Doyle.

‘ilhe many friends of Mir. Victor MacDonald are glad to see him out again after his recent illnes.

Miss Pearl Mitchell and Miss Marion Clark who are taking the In grading course in Charlotte- town apent the weekend bt their homes in Mt. Stewart.

The river ice is in perfect shape for skating, | Mr. Wanren hdcGuirk, teacher of Senior Department Mt. Stewart School. spent tihe weekend in Dra- more.

‘rhe sympathy of the community goes out to Mrs. Lem Jay of Mt. Stewart in the death of her bYOIh- er, Mr. PJ. MacDonald of Char- lottetown.

Ma's. Aeneas MacDonald spent the w ‘ d in Georgetown with her husband Mr. Aeneas MacDon- ald, CNJI. breakman.

Mr. Ber-mun MacDonald of Scotchfort spen-t the weekend wliih his sister, Mrs. Cyrano Mclntyre, Mt. Stewart-Mt. St. ~

Mr. Ales: Maodcegor of Mos-v- tagise was a recent visitor to Mt. Stewart.

Mir. D. L. Mullen and Mr. Hair- oid MacDonald were rocent visit- ors to Sumrnerslde and Tlgnish by snowmobile.

Mrs. Willard Coffin and two children of Charlottetown were recent visitors to Mrs. Coffins mother, Mrs. Lloyd Jay. Mt. Steward

Friends of Mir. Daniel J. Mac-

Donald. Mt. Stewart will be pleas- ed to lmow that he_w~as not very seriously hurt after having fallen on the ice and hitting his head on the door step of his home.

Miss Norma MacDonald of Pis- quld has left on return to Boston wihere she intends to reside. Her uncle Mr. Adolphus McKlsmon sc- comipanlen her as far as St. John. NZBn-Mt. St.

FORM JUNIOR SYltIPl-‘IONY

Winnipeg _- (or) - Gordon Polion, a representative of

the young men's section of the Winnipeg Board of Trade, says ‘the group is endeavoring to form a junior symphony orchestra in the city. A variety show is to be home here recently.

LOST-i- THREE ROOSTER-l

REGINA - (CF) _ items re- Dortrd lost or stolen to the Regina police department during 194') in- eluded an‘ upper piste from a set vol‘ false teeth, a garden gatg g fire extineulsher. tllree roosters. a box of chocolate biscuits and an

oil burner that fell from a truck.

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2. Murphy (equal).

and Billy Inga (equal), 2. Freddie Nelson, 3. Leslie Irving.

CHERRY VALLEY SCHOOL

Report for February: Grade X -- 1. Verna Ings.

Grade 11 — i. pobby Inga.

Grade 1 (a) -— l. Mary Murphy.

Grade i (b) — 1. Norma Irving, 2. Ruth Murphy, 3. Marie Murphy

Grade 1x-1, Margaret hiurphy. and Elmer Glow (equal).

Grads V11 -- l. Everett Murphy, lldward Murphy. 3.

Grade Vi —- l. Shirl Claw, Janice Weddell and Norbert

Grade 1V - 1. Pauline Murphy. Grade iii - 1. Irene Murphyi

Highest average in Jr. Grades

Maurice - Irons Murphy and Billy Inga

90 per cent, Bobby Inga 95 par cent. Teacher — Annie Moquaid.

SHOOTS BALD EAGLE

NANAIMO. 576.1 <02) - a l3 i/s-pound bald eagle, making I of: with a rooster in its beak, was

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