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Also CARTOON TRAVELOGUE
MATINEE 3:30 EVENING 7 and 9
T Lorne Valley
. . tiiir. Floyd Jay, Pisquid was
M rs. Reuben Mccanneil.
Mrs. Elmer Mclnnis
County Memcrial Hospital.
United States.
Mr, and Mrs. (Earle MacDonald wore recent visitors to Pisquid at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gcrrgc
Jay.
Mr. James Mccanneli, D0rches- ter, Mass. is spending his vacation at the home of his parents. Mr. "Nd--Mm-Donald. Mr. and Mrs. Winston
and baby Aline have returned from the Kings
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Mr. and Mrs. Homer James. Miss Ethel James and Miss Jean Jame. Church Road, motored to Lorne Valley on Sunday and worn guests
3 of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd MacDonald. visitor to Lorne Valley on Tuesday at the home of Mr. Peter Macleod.
Recent visitcrs to Lorne Valley from Charlottetown include Miss Christine Shaw, Miss mnily Shaw. Mrs. Herb McKenzie, Mr. Vernon
Douglas and Mr. Walter MacLeod
Miss Aletlia Mat:Leod. Mt. Mei- lick. spent the week-r-nd at lit": home in Lorne Valley.
Dr. Angus MacLeod. Bonshaw was a recent visitor at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James MacLcod.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Myers, Massachusetts, are spending a pleasant vacaticn at the home of their son Clarence,
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Sunday visitor at the home of his son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. James Callziglian.
Mr. and Mrs. James Macl.cod and daughter Carol, Bangor, were Sun- day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry MacLeod. '
Mr. and Mrs. Cuyier Dingwell and family, Marie, were Sunday visit- ors at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd MacDonald.
Mrs. Laura MacQ-ueen is spend- ing a few days at Uig-g. she is the
guest of her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Wellington MacLeod.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd MacDonald and family. and Mr. Wilbur Mac- Donald were recent visitors to Church Road. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Homer James.
All across Canada, in increasing lfnouaanlu every year; more and more people are stating their preference for Pontiac in the one way that really proves they mean it-with their new-cor orders! And theylre ready with their reaaone -too. A recent nations wide survey revealed reputation as the No. reason for preferring Pontiac over other can In A
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The Guardian may be town: The Post Office;
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bought at Montague: Blue Donia Restaurant. and Guardian Office; in George- in Souria: The Snack Bar and H. Rich-y
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Miss Muriel Peal-don, teacher at Peter's Road school. spent the week- end at her home in Montag&.
Mr. John Shaw of Montague, was a Sunday vultor to his home in Martinvale.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tun-ner, Calitornia. U. S. A., accompanied by Mrs. Peter Stewart. Mrs. Elwood Burhoe. and Mrs. Kelsey But-hoe, Charlottetown were visitors to Un- ion Road on Friday. guests of Mr. and Map. T. w. Mellish.
Mr. Monty Annear, lower Mont- ague, Mr. Malcolm MacQuarrie, New Perth. and Mr. Albert John- ston, Montague. an students of Prince of Wales College, Gharlottc- town, spent the week-end at their respective homes.
..'Misa Martha Poole and Mrs. Bruce MscPhee of Montague. are the United States. where they will spend three weeks visiting rela- tives and friends in Belmont and Forest Hills, Mass.
..'RALLY DAY SERVICES -The annual rally day service was held in St. Andrews Presbyterian Church. M ntague. Sunday morn- ing. Sept. h. The service was conducted by the Minister, Rev. F.
N. Young, and was largely attend- ,
ed by the members of the Sun- day School, teachers, parents and friends. Special music by the choir. under the direction of the choir director, Mr. J. E. Dunning. included the children's hymn. "roll Me The Stories of Jesus." During the service. sacrament of baptism was performed on Glenda Pearl. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allister Currie, and Audrey Mar- lene, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Adams.
JFAIIEWI-ILL PARTY - Miss Jane Lake. Montague. was pleas- antly surprised Fri sy evening when a numtaer of he friends cai- led at her home to bid her farc- weii before her departure for To- ronto. The. evening was spent in games and singing with Miss Betty Shaw and Miss Lake as organ ac- companists. The honoured guest was presented with a gift, the presentation being made by Mr. Donnie Stewart. Miss Lake gra- ciously expressed her appreciation for the gift which she had receiv- ed. Foilowing this a delicious l' sch was served by the girls.
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..'Mr. Albert Aitken. who has, recently been employed in Alber- ton, has returned to his home in Lower Montague, and is spending a few weeks vacation there.
Miss Vanda Munn. employee of the Canadian Bank of Commerce. Montague." spent the week-end at her home in Murray River.
Mr. A. L. Macbean. staff or the Imperial Oil 00., Halifax, -was the recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Les- ter Macleod. Montague Mr. Mac- Lean was en route to the Magdalen Islands on business. ,
WNJOYABLE PARTY - on Friday evening, Sept. 22nd. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Reid were nosts to the Young People of Peter's Road when they assembled there for a fudge party. The beginning of the evening was enjoyably spent, when the group joined in playing games. This was followed by dancing, the music for which was supplied by
Messrs. Chester Muoswain anzi Preston Jackson. accompanied by Miss Elaine Vanlderstine. The
highlight of the evening was when the delicious fudge was served by Mrs. R.eld.- Prior to their leaving, the guests thanked their hosts for a most enjoyable evening's enter- tainment. '
..eCHliRClI ANNIVERSARY - The 76th anniversary of the United Church at Kilmuir was observed yesterday with special servlses. At the morning service. ltev Dr. Qui-gley or Belfast Church was the guest preacher. During this service, Mr. William MacLeod of Valley- field read a brief history or the church. Special music included singing by the Vaileyfield and Kli- muir choirs. Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Bruce and Miss Irene Bruce and the Brooklyn Trio also sang very efiectiveiy during this service. in the evening Rev. A. C. Fraser of Vaileyfield was the preacher. Spec- ial music included a trio. W. Bruce. A. Martin and W. Mu-Pherson. a. duet, the Mises Florence and Eleanor MacKinnon, and K solo. Mr. Willard Macl..ean.
Georgetown and Vicinity
Mr. George Martell of Panmurc Island had a very narrow escape from drowning in few days ago when his fishing dory capslze.-l off the shore at Panmure Island. Mr Buddy Murphy, showed great pres- ence of mind and counge in swimming out and rescuing Mr
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Jlr. Goorgali. Savtllc.iIt.I:.,A.. at Annandala was a viattor to Georgetown and surrounding area: on Tuesday.
Mr. R... Bryantnn
and. Mr. All
Molcoarney of the audit division 02- I
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Friday. l
..'Teachers ot "Georgetown High School motored to Uigg on Tues- day. where they attended the an- nual fall convention of the Teach- ers of Southern King's County.
Mr. Arnold Murphy. who spent the holiday months in the Royal Canadian Navy as an. Otfioer Cadet. left recently to continue pin studies at at. Dunstan! Coi- ege.
Friends of Mrs. John C. Gotell are pleased to hear that her con- dition has sufficiently improved to enable her returning home af- ter some weeks "spent in the Char- lottetown Hospital.
The first Boy Scout meeting of the autumn season was held on Wednesday evening in the" Legion Hall. Scoutmaster. Mr. D. A. Mac- Cormlck was unavoidably absent and the meeting was under fire supervision of Troop Leader, Don- ald MacDonald.
Frletuis of Mr. James H. Skin- ner of Bridgetown and former resident of Georgetown will be glad to learn that he has returned to his home in Bridgetown. after be- mg a patient in the Prince Ed. ward Island Hospital for over four months. All wish Jim continued improvement and hope to see him able to visit his old home town in the near future.
Word was received here last week that Mr. Fred A. bx-.l..ory. son of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. DcLorv, is entering Toronto University where he will take post graduate studies in Engineering. Mr. Delmry is an engineering graduate of Mc- Gill University and for the pasi few years has been employed with
the Consolidated Mining anti smelting Company of Canada at Trail, B. C.
A Provincial Government road machine is presently working on the roads in Burnt Point. A number of men are also employed under the supervision of road- master. Joseph Johnson. When the machine has completed . the work in Burnt Point. it is expected that it will be engaged in work on the town streets.
Mr. Walter MacNeill. secretary to the superintendent" of the Can- adian National Railways in char- loiictown left last week by car on a vacation trip to liaiifux and
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Sydney. He was accompanied by Mr. Thomas Renton of George- town. while in Sydney they will on the guests of Mr. Renion's brother and his wife, Mr. and Mn. John Renton.
CAVES COLLAPSE
THE PAS. Man. - (CF) - The natural caves at nearby Clear- wate-r Lake, always a tourist at-
I traction. have collapsed from sight. The caves were precarious and it p
is believed the vibrations of a bull-dozer working nearby may have brought the roofs down.
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