IN DISTRESS PROPELLER FOULED

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TOWED ASHORE EOR REACHING

Mrs. J. Callaghan Heads Montague Sub-Div. C.W.L.

The annual meeting of the Montague subdivision of the C. W.L. was held in the church on May it with a large attendance. The dlreclor. Rev. J.W. Mccardle opened the meeting with prayer. The minutes of the last annual meeting were read by the secre- tary and approved as read. A -very successful report of the years finances was given by the treasur- er. Mrs. H.J. Hynes.

The secretary read a report of the years work and thanked the executive for help given during the year.

Rev. J.W McCardle then gave a much appreciated talk to the members. stressing the great Va- iue of the family Rosary and asked all members to renew their Rog. sry pledge.

Election of officers then took place and the nominating commit- tee brought in the following slate of officers: President, Mrs. Joseph Callaghan; First Vice-president. Mrs. Levi Power; Second Vice president, Mrs. Joseph Power; Third Vice-president. Mrs. Lester Carpenter; Secretary. Mrs. Daniel Condonl and Treasurer. Mrs. H.J. I-lynes, (re-elected).

The newly installed president, Mrs. Callaghan thanked the mem- bers for their help and coopera- tion and also asked for ;their con- tinued support next year.

The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Joseph Lani-

' - gain. The meeting closed with pray- er.

DISTRESS SIGNAL . ANSWERED

Lobster fisherman Stewart Ross of Flat River had just hauled two traps over the side of his thirty- cight foot "Elizabeth R" when he had to have another fisherman raise the "distress flag" (top) in the craft at the limo were Dan Cook and Jim Singleton of Belle RiVer and Winston Smith of Pow- nal. Mr. iloss's boat was tiic only craft out al the time and two other fishermen had to come out from the Belle River "run" to assist the disabled craft.

The centre photo shows AIIKIIS

MacLean and Martin Stewart of Hopefield coming to the assistance of the "Elizabeth R". which was then several hundred yards off shore.

The bottom photo shows the res- cue craft towing Boss's boat into Belle River Run. On arrival Mr. Ross had to beach his craft to find the cause of the tro "lo. it turned out to he a jute big that had somehow become entangled in the propeller shaft and brought the lobster boat almost to a standstill.

Jack Cameron Photo.

EASTERN

GUARDIAN

FREE PANTS with every suit by Tip Top Tuilors and John- stons. Buy now. A. F. Campbell. Morltaguc.

J. A. CARRUTIIERS will be ab- sent from his office Monday. May Zllth to June 2nd. Office will be open daily 10 a.ni. to 4 p.m. for repairs. collections and appoint- mcnts.

NOTICE:-The show. in Yeo's Tiicatre. Montague. being spon- sored by the C. W. L. has been postponed until Wednesday and Thursday. June 6th and 7th. Title of the picture will be ”Rnchcl And The Stranger"

ANGLICAN CIlUR('ll . services in the New London Parish. May 27. Trinity Sunday. Rector. Rev. W. Eric lngraham. St. Mark 5. Kt-nsington. Holy Communion tl.:i0. Sunday School 9.45 a.m.; morning priiyer ll a.m.: St. Thomas. French River, Sunday School and evensong 2.30: St. Stephen 5; Burlington. Sunday School 6-30- and evensong 7.30 p.m. All are cordially welcome.

LODGE MEETING Mrs. Erma MacLaren presided Hi ""3 regular meeting of Acme Rebekah Lodge. Montague. Tliusday Well lng. Routine business was trans- acted and new business included arrangements for attending the district meeting in Alberton in June. Mrs. Kathlecn Cann was ap- pointed In charge of the ceremony to be presented at the meeting. It was dccidcd to confer the Rebekah dcgree on four candidates early in June.

GRAND BINGO St. Andrews Hall, Mt. Stewart. Monday. May 28th. 8 pm. Two special prizes jackpot 330.00. Door prize.

SERVICE BOXER,-Sgmn. Ron Diamond of the First Air Bnrnv: Division at Kingston, has left to return to his base. following a seven day leave at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Rolnnd Diamond. Ron brought with him the two cups he won for his recent chanipionslilp boxing bouts of the Central Ontario and Eastern On- tario Commands.

TIIE PIIISSBYTERIAN Church in Canada. Sunday scrviccs Sun- day, May 27th: hloiitagiie. disap- ramcnt of the Lords Supper Will be administered at ll a.m.: Car- digan. divinc worship 2.30 pm-i Montague eyening service-the W. M.S. thank offering service. spec- ial singing by the Brooklyn Trio at 7.30: Sunday Sciiool 10 am. A cordial welcome to all- R0V- D- A. Campbell. .

MISSION BANl)- The closing meeting of the Montague Presby- terian Mission Band was held in the Church hall und the leader- ship of Mrs. D.A. Campbell and Mrs. James Shrw. Seventeen mem- bers were present. Prayer by Bot- ty Annc Dingwcll closed the devot- ional period, A brief business meeting was couductcd by the president. Peggy Fraser. The of- fering was received by Sandra Bochncr and Jane Campbell. An interesting story "The Lost Ship" was read by Mrs. Shaw. After games a delicious treat of ice

YOU'LL NEVER FORGET -

the fight in Capetown - the flight South - - - the kiss 011

deck - the rendezvous in the cabin . .

. the raging fury

of the Polar storm , . . the whale-hunt turned man-hunt

. .

. the titanic sruggiespf the Elam b9a5t5 95 the 393 , , , the kme.-.ship exploding in a fountain of flame . . . Ladd and his woman marooned on the ice flocs .

. the

fearsome axe battle . . . the cry Ol "M3" 0VCl'b93l'dl"

at 50” below!

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cream and cake was served by the ladies, assisted by Mrs. James Lows.-ry, Mrs. Roy Clow. and Mrs. John Macxenzie.

DO IT NOW. place your order for a Tip Tr: suit, while their big sale is on. To ensure a perfect fitting garment have an expert tailor take your measure. Mac- Leod, the Tailor. at Murray River will give you perfect satisfaction.

BRIEF VISIT HOME - Mrs. lDr..G. S. A. Inman motored to Moncton on Friday to meet her mother-in-law Senator Elsie In- man. While in Moncton, Senator Inman was the guest speaker at the annual meeting of the Univer- sity Women's Club, after which she motored to Summersidc with Mrs. Inman where she presided at the semi-rcnuai meeting of the Is- land inn-' .. s association of which she is president. Before re- turning to Ottawa this morning Senator Inman spent Sunday visit- ing with her family and friends in Montague.

Personals

Friends of Miss Thelma Stew- art. Montague. are pleased to hear she is wuvalesing nicely after her recent operation in the King's Couny Hospital.

Mrs. A. J. MacLeod. who spent the winter months in Charlotte- town returned to her home in Mon- tague last week.

Miss Thelma Larter. Charlotte- town was a weekend visitor to Montague.

Mr. Archie Hilchcy returned to his home in Montague after spend- ing the past week in Halifax.

Dr. and Mrs. Philip Jardinc. the former Laura Higginbotham. and young son. Halifax. were visitors to Montague and Charlottetown last week. '

II-year-old Montague Boy

Saves Child From Drowning

The quick thinking of an eleven-- year-old boy saved the life of Bar- bara Stewart. four years old, from drowning. .

Little Barbara was playing on the wharf about 7 p. m. on Sat- urday, and walked down onto the Ilip, and tumbled into the water. She was going down for the third time, when Master Blain Austlnp

-Fraser jumped onto a raft, and pulled it out as far as the rope would allow. lay on his stomach. sing pulled the little girl up on the ra .

Blaln is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Fraser. Barbara is the youngest ” L of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stewart. both of Montague.

LITTLE SANDS

Mr. Hector MacLean who spent the winter with his niece. M11- Gratte. Pictou Landing. returned to Little Sands recently and is now visiting with his daughter. Mrs. Thomas G. Meney. Since arriving in Little Sands. he has been con- fined to his bed with pneumonia Dr. Brehaut of Murray RlV9!' I5 the doctor in attendance and it is reported that Mr. MacLean is im- proving. All wish him a speedy recovery.

Mr. John T. MacLeod. Little Sands. (who has a heart condition) is feeling better and able to visit his near neighbours.

0.5. Cecil Alexander lSandYl Blue of the R.C.N. Naval Ship. the Haida was a guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Blue. Lit- tle Sands for the weekend of Mo- ther's Day. He left on return on. Sun day for Halifax in join his.ship.

Mr. Vernon Beck of New Glas-

family. Charlottetown. were vi- siting at her Mother's. Mrs. A.D. MacNeill. Little Sands, on Mother's Day.

On May 17. Mr Whiteaway. a truckman of Dover, was hauling potatoes from Little Sands to Mur- ray Harbour for Mr. Roy Brooks. Although the farmers did not get the season's top price. quite a sat- isfactory price was paid.

Mr. Morrison. truckman for Mr, D.J. Reilly. Belle River. was de- livering fertilizer to farmers in Lit- tle Sands this week.

Today. May 18, three road main- tainers passed west through here and returned again. making what looks to be a good job of the road.

There is still lots of show over the bank at the shore with almost two months of Spring (officially).

The men who are working for the electric light company have been seen through the district,

gow. N.S. was visiting relatives in Little Sands this week.

Mrs. George H. Blue was in Charlottetown on Monday.

Mr. Lynwood Blue. who is em- ployed in New Brunswick, dolllg construction work with Mr. Nor- man MacLean. visited his home here on Mother's Day. He left 0!! return for his work on Sunday af- ternoon.

Miss Ellcn Munn. teacher pl- Parkdaic. visited her home in Lit- tle Sands over the Mother's Day week-end.

Mr. and Mrs. Alcx Stewart and

Former Murray Harbor Man Dies in Boston. Mass.

EASTERN FORMER MURRAY ' Word has been received of the death on May 24 in Boston. Mass. of Mr. William c. sencabauizh. 71. a former resident of Murray Har- bour P. E. I. Mr. Sencabaugh. who has been residing in bicdford. Miss. for the past 51 years. W35

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taken ill whilst at work in the .

whcelwright shop he operated in Boston and passed away suddenly.

A son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Scncabaugh of Murray Harbour. besides his wife Jessie, he is sur- vived by three sons: W. Elmer and John A., both of Mcdford: and Albert M.: Cohasset. Mass.; Two daughters. Doris Maccully, Medford. Jean Fraser. Stoncham Mass: two brothers, Hcnry. Mur-

ray Harbour: Harold, Winclicster, .

Mass.: and four sisters: Charlotte Athcrton and Alberta Woodward. both of Providence. R. l.; Laura Ti-cmbiay. Cranston. ii. i. and M i l d r e d Whalcn. Winchester. Mass.

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"ANYTHING GOES" A DELUXE PACK- AGE OF GAY, ' MUSICAL FILM FUN.

YES, ANYTHING GOES, WHEN THESE GREAT STARS GET IN TUNE TO THE GREATEST SONGS OF THE INCOMPARABLE COLE PORTER-

IN THE LAVISH VISTAVISION BOUNCES FROM BROADWAY T0 GAY PAREE AND . BACK AGAIN, IN THE TRANSATLANTIC SPREE OF GLORIOUS ENTERTAINMENT!

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snows ' 3.5-1-9

leaving-long electric light poles, Sands received polio shots.

Woman. Child Fall Down Siairs During Fire

At 6.45 a. m. on Saturday. morn- ing the Montague Fire Department was called out to a fire at the home of Mr. Charles King. The fire. which was in the wall underneath an upstairs window. was almost extinguished by neighbors, when the fire department arrived after a very fast turn-out.

Upon noticing the fire. Mrs. King picked up her young child from an upstairs bedroom and started down stairs. falling heav- lly. she was taken to the King's County Hospital, where it was learned that she suffered a broken wrist and severely bruised knees. The child was unhurt.

in thg evening Mrs. King was taken to the hospital where she gave birth to a daughter.

where needed. There is still con-

Angier llescued Alter Falling Out of Boal

S3"-"day evening around 7 pm. Game Warden John White made a visit to Knux's dam checking g'aCe"c&5-, 0" Preparing to leave,

r.' bite. who was on the bank Illlkllll l0 Mr. Hartland Campbell heard a call for help. and noticed all (Empty boat about 125 yard. out in the channel. The two men Jumped into a boat and rowed out to the empty boat. thinking they Kvelre too late as the cries for

ED. had ceased. On further in- VESllIZ8llDl'i they noticed a man clmsms to the opposite of the boat. The man was completely exhausted and the efforts of both Mr. White and Mr. Campbell W?” required to pull him into "'9 b03l- UPOH reaching the shore he was taken to the home (if. Mr. and Mrs. Knox where he

siderable work to be done before the "MS will be turned on.

Some farmers are busy putting out manure, but there has not been much cultivating done near here. yet.

The bus has again started to run through here. May llth was. the first trip. i

The Polio immunization Cli-. nic was held at Murray River on Wednesday. May 16 and several pre-school children from Little

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This is Mr. White's second res- cue of a drowning person and both he and Mr. Carnpbeli de serve great praise for their quick action.

GEORGETOWN

Miss Ann MacDonald, who is employed with the Provincial Gov- ernment at Halifax. N.S., was thc, holiday week-end guest of her moi

Miss Dorothy Jenkins and Miss Joyce Jenkins of Charlottetown, were week-epd guests of their mother, Mrs. Florence Jenkins.

Miss Mary Roche. R.N.. of Ros- toii. Mass., is visiting her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rocha.

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Mr. and Mrs. Lcslie Underhay.

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Malrgaret and Jenle Lee Rich- ar s.

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hcmphili and son Eldon of Pictou. N.S., mo- tored to Georgetown. where they

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