The Eastern Guardian

Thursday. Oct. 21,1954

....'A'rT!!NTf0N Montague cur-

lers. Important meeting at club- mom, on Thursday. Oct. 21 at 3,00 p.m. Llrge attendance re- quested.

..'MlSllON BAND MEETS-The regular meeting of the Mission hand of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Montague. was held at the menu on Saturday. Oct. 10. under the leadership of Mrs. D. A. Campbell and Miss Margaret MacLure. There were Iiitccn mem- bers present. TWO hlimnl. "005 Secs The Little Sparrow Fall" and ”Jeaus Loves Me." were sung. This was followed by a prayer by Miss MacLure. Peggy Fraser was ap- pointed secretary for the year. An interesting Biblical story was read by Miss MacLure. A number of Biblical puzzles were then pre- sentcd and the winners were Vai- erie Judge, Marlene MacGowan mu Peggy Fraser. The meeting rinsed with the Mizpah benedic- tion. after which a treat of candy nas served by Mrs. Campbell.

..'LODGE MEETING. - The regular weekly meeting of the Hill- side Lodge was held on Tuesday night with N. G. Gordon Coffin, presiding. There were 22 members and eight visitors present. Several accounts and routine correspond- ence were dealt with in the usual way. The Initiatory Degree was again conferred on three candi- dates namely, Alexander MacKen- na. Brooklyn. Reginald Barwisc and William Lee, Charlottetown. D. D. G. M. Lewis Stewart thanked the Lodge for their kindness in conferring the Degree on the town candidates from the city. several other Charlottetown Brothers com- plimented the Degree team on their excellent presentation. Brother William MacLean was Degree Master and Brother W. A. Hilchey acted as Noble Grand. D. D. G. M. stewsrt advised the members that the City Lodges will confer the First Degree on all the new mem- bers that are eligible. Brother Bruce MacPhoe with the aid of the lunch

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....'IIlAll WIJST - All her friends ylill regret to learn that M-'l-. Slurgcon MacDonald. Mon. tlklle. hes had the misfortune to have fallen and broken hcr wrist. After receiving treatment at the Klara County Hospital she is rest- ing comfortably at her home. ...M.MD...

Personals

'Mr, Dan Msthcson left this morning for Fairview. N. 5., after spending two weeks at his home in Bristol.

Georgetown

..'Mr. John Macbean of New Glasgow, N. 8., motored to George- town on October 10. and on his return the same day, he was ac. C0mPEmed by his mother. Mrs. Russell Mscl..ean. who had spent the summer in Georgetown at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Jenkins,

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Machesn of Charlottetown spent the holiday week-end in Georgetown as the guests of relatives.

Gerald D. Murphy, Stewart Han- sen, Ernie Roche and Bernard Walsh, students at St. Dunstarfs College, spent the Thanksgiving holidays at their homes in George- town.

Miss Sheila De Lory. Miss Joan Murphy, and Miss Verna. Marts.-ll, students at Prince of Wales Col- lege. were guests at their homes in Georgetown during the Thanks- giving holidays.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Currie and family of Charlottetowii, spent the past week-end as the guests of Mrs. Currie's parents. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Goteli.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stewart of Charlottetown. were week-end guests or Mr. Stewart's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Stewart.

Mr. and Mrs. Hughie Gotell and family, spent the Thanksgiving holi- day week-end at the home or Mr. Gote1l's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Goteli.

Miss Gertrude Fitzgerald s'r'i'd Miss Helen Martcll. students at' Notre Dame Academy. were guests of their parents during the holi- day week-end.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fraser of Muriray River motored to George- town on October l0, where they were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Walker.

Mr. and Mrs. Allan Jenkins oi Summerside, spent the Thanksgiv- ing holiday week-end in George- town ss the guests of Mr. Jsnkins' mother, Mrs. Florence Jenkins.

Miss Madeline McKeemsn of Charlottetown is visiting in George- town st the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Hansen.

..'Mr. and Mrs. Alvin MscKensie and family of Mount Stewart motored tn Georgetown on October 1'ith, where they were guests at

City, after a visit spent in George-

the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hemphill.

M. David Rourke of Montague was a visitor to Georgetown on October 17.

Mr. and Mrs. John 1-lemphill and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde 1-iemphill of Charlottetown were guests on Out. 17th, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hemphili.

Miss Lizzie Allan of Montague was a guest on Sunday, or the Mines Margaret and Jennie Lee Richards.

Friends of Mr. William S. Msrtell prominent Lobster Packer and Coal Dealer will be sorry to liesr that he has entered the Charlottetown Hospital for treatment for injuries sustained from a. fall several weeks ago. and all wish him a speedy recovery.

L.A.C. may Hcmphill of the Royal Canadian Air Force. stationed at Summerside spent the past week- end at his home in Georgetown.

Mr. Juries Kane left recently on return to his home in New York

of R.C.A.F. Sabre

OTTAWA. (OP)-F0. R.J. chris- toffersen. 38. a native of Denmark. was billed Wednesday when his RCA! sabre crashed near Stru-

bourg. France. Air force headquarters said cause of the crash is not yet

known. The plane was based at Bad soellingsn, Germany, as part of Canada's sir division in Europe. Christ-offerun came after the Second World War and served for s time in the Canadian army before Joining the air force. . He married a Chathsm, N. 13.. girl last February Just before his post- ins oversees. His Copenhagen. More than 20 sabre jet fighters were grounded last week at the Canadian air base at Gros Tenquln. France, following two accidents in which no one who killed.

An air force spokesman at Gros Timduin said the accidents result- ed from "flame outs”-the technic- al term for an engine quitting. Headquarters here declined fur- ther comment pending information from the air division's headquar- ters.

Earlier this week, the Montreal Star said in a. dispatch from Gros Tenquin that fuel on the base had

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Lorne Valley

..'Mr. Lloyd MacDonald was a recent business. visitor to Monte. gue.

Mr. Heath MaoGrath was a vis- itor to the Island capital on oc. tolier 0.

M1". and Mrs. Roy MacLcod. Clinrlottetown. motored to Lorne Valley on October 9 to spend the holiday week-end with Mrs. Mac- Leod's parents, Mr. and Mrs. An- gus Nicholson.

Miss Adele Shaw, Halifax. N. 8.. spent the Thaiiksgiving week-end with her parents,” Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bhsw.

Mrs. Michael Foley has entered the King's County Memorial Hos- pital. Montague. for treatment Her many friends unite in wishing her an early return to health and home.

Mr. Bruce Crane. Hsselhrook, was the guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Crane on October IO.

Congratulations and best wishes are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Ray- mond Shsw, who were married at Montague on October 9. The Rev. Donald A. Campbell performed the ceremony. which was followed by a reception at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. James MacDonald. Cardigan Head. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Shaw. Lorne Vslley.

Mr. Charles Macuod, Rolenesth. vlsitsd friends in this vicinity on October ll.

Miss Barbara MscLeod. teacher at Prince Street School. Char- lottetown, spent the Thanksgiving week-end in Lorne Valley. I

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Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel shew on October lo were their sons-in-law and dangli- ters, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myers, Bouris. and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Myers and children. Brian and Keith. Cardigan, also their daugh- ter Christine of Charlottetown.

town as a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Temple Gotell. Mr. Kane is an enthusiastic hunter and makes the annual trip to Georgetown dur- ing the hunting season.

Mr. Henry Deveaux of summer- ville. Mass. is visiting in George. town as the guest of his father- in-iaw, Mr. Michael Burke Sr.

Mr. Albert lkinncr left early in the week for Charlottetown where he will be employed at carpentor work.

Leading lesman, Harold Dicks of the Royal Canadian Navy. who is a member of the staff of H. M. 8. Queen Charlotte. returned recently to his duties. after spend- ing a two week's leave with his

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the Credit Union l..eaKi-I9- W33 guest speaker. the members on their fine reP0"l and the meeting proceeded; -also stressed

been found contaminated with education of members in Credit grit and water. Union and offered assistance at any time.

The president thanked Mr. Avery for his presence and advice. i

by the singing or the National Anthem.

A social hour, which included usic, singing and a delicious rich. brought the evening to a ose.

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.."f'he annual meeting of the

sourls Credit Union was held on Wednesday evening. Oct. lath, in the Credit Union Hall with thirty- two members and many interested friends present.

The president, John D. McIntyre,

presided and opened the meeting by gcqugintlng those present. with the object of the meeting. Roll Call

nd the minutes of the first an- ual or orgsnization meeting was

to Canada read by the secretary'-

The president gave a very in-

teresting report of the prolress

rid aims of the Credit Union

since its organization on June 10th.

ION. "I'M? "V95 3" carry on showing the some fine

spirit of co-operation.

and asked the members to

Mrs. Arthur Psquet. u mall”??- esd the financial report. Mr.

Mike Levis posted a report for the

upervisory Committee. Mr. John

Msccormack read the reP0-Tia Of the Credit Committee. All reports

and d. An educa- iI:rI'a:i:iIxlIittee .o'f were elected week. A party from Murray Hair-

by ballot.

Mr. Ernest Avery. president of He congratulated

manner in which the

The meeting adjourned followedI

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Rifle Hunting Case Dismissed

..'Ycsterday afternoon in the magistrate's court in Georgetown a. person from Georgetown Royalty charged under the Game Act with hunting game with a loaded rifle had his case dismissed. The dc- eision is unprcsedentcd in P. I. 1. court history and is causing great speculation among Kings County residents. The defendant's defence was that he was hunting foxes.

Six other cases were heard dur- ing the afternoon. A party from St. Peter's. charged with operating a. vehicle without a license, was fined as or five days. A person from Murray River charged with speeding was fined sio or ten days. A party from Montague charged under the Temperance Act With being intoxicated was fined 520 or thirty days. A person from Mont- ague charged with driving while impaired had the evidence heard and the cars adjourned for one

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PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE

THIRD DISTRICT OF KINGS

Will be held at the Legion Hall. Cardigan, Mon- day, October 25th, at 7:30 p.m. Poll Chairmen are re- quested to call meetings for the appointment of dele-

servative Association of Kings County will be held in conjunction with the above convention, and representa- tion from all Polls in the County is invited. Mr. R. R. Bell, and other speakers will address the meeting. i

The ANNUAL MEEIWNE of the Progressive Con- I

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potatoes is reported. By Order

THE TRUSTEES.

MONDAY,

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OCT. 25

at 8:00 P. M.

SOIIRIS COMMUNITY CENTRE

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present to answer any questions.

. Signed:

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