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issue to the fifth and deciding game which will be played at the Montague Rink tonight. These two teams have been drawing big audi- ences to their games as almost everyone is interested in this local
Court Cases At Georgetown At magistrate's court at George-
Eniertain Montague Students In Provincial Sports Meet
CAPITOL - TODAY
A well-attended banquet was geld at the Rainbow Room of the Bison Restaurant last evening in hnnor of the Montague school students who participated in the mnual ice sports at Charlottetown- uns year. Presiding at the banquet was Mr. Lorne Wigglnton, and of- ficlals present included John Hugh- gs, principal; Wilfred Watterworth tin k manager: A.F. Campbell, mach; Jack Annear, L.H. Poole, Rev. Kenneth T. Norris, Major Douglas McGowan and Harold An- nea;-, all of whom spoke briefly following the banquet, extending gnngratulatlons to the skaters who had made such a splendid showing at the recent ice meet, and urging continuous training and preparat- ion throughout the year for further victories in the ice sports.
In the course of his remarks, Mr. A.F. Campbell. coach, stated that the Montague skaters had captur- ed the greatest numbe of honors for the past four consecutive years and emphasised that by consistent training they might well repeat this excellent performance for
tmany future years.
He went on to give a breakdown of the results of the meet held in
Charlottetown this, month. stating that Montague won 9 firsts. 5 sec- onds and 6 thirds. The nearest com petitor was Cape Traverse with 4 firsts and 1 third, and Queen Charlotte High School with 2 firsts, 1 second and 4 thirds. Taking into consideration the number of stud- ents in the Montague school. ap- proximately 400, this, he said, was an outstanding achievement. and he was proud to extend his con- gratulations to the Montague skat- ers. and considered it a privilege to have coached such apt students.
Mr. John Hughes, in congratul- ating the students and their coach
Mr. Wilfred Watterworth and Mr. Peter Mccarron for assuming the role of another teacher in the part which they played so well in the promotion and development of sport.and particularly ice skating and hockey in the community of Montague.
At the conclusion of the evening a vote of thanks, moved by Lorna Wigginton, seconded by Jack An- near and made unanimous by all present, was tendered Mrs. Clay for the use of the banquet room for the occasion.
Mr. Campbell, also paid tribute to ed
town yesterday, before Stipendiary Magistrate Gilbert A. Gaudet. a resident of Montague was fined 825.00 and costs or thirty days it fine not paid forthwith. on a charge of intoxication.
A resident of Georgetown, charg- ed with driving impaired was fined 365.00 and costs. His license was also-automatically suspended for three months.
A resident of Abney for having , liquor in a place other than his residence was fined 820.00 and costs.
The case of a resident of Abney charged with assault. was dismiss-
A party from Dingwell's Mills, charged with creating a disturb- ance, was sentenced to three
, FINAL RROFES-SIO m.(Ami'It:siilneni8U7f St. Charles was-
fined 20.00 and costs on a char e . . of lntzxication in a public plagcut ST. M3"? AUEUSWI9 ("W mm 1 .A pgrty from sou;-jg for having MacDonald) is shown with her tllquor in I place other than hl3,fatilel' Stephen MacDonald after lwsltdena W" lined 52030 End-,she made final profession to the loos 5' Joseph, at Mount
. Isisters of St. M . J. P. , C - v I Nicholson row" St. Joseph in Peterborough. 0n- tario.
-lprosecutor for Kings. represented She is formerly of St. Col-
the Crown in all cases. umba's Parish, East Point. She
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joined the Sisters five and a half years ago. Her brother; and sis- ters and a Icw friends were at the ceremony and luncheon.
Her father came from Prince
Curling Today At Montague
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PANTRY SALE sponsored by
Edward Island by train for the
Curling schedule at Montague occasion
Mr. Albert King of Georgetown and Mr. Charles King of Montague left on Wednesday for Sandwich, Mass, where they willvisit relat- ves.
Miss Gertude Fitzgerald student nurse at the Charlottetown Hospital was a recent guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Fitzgerald.
Miss Sarah Morrison left recent- ly on return to Milton, Mass.. after having attended the funeral of her brother, the late Felix W. Morrison which was held at Georgetown on Tuesday.
Friends of Mrs. Frank Lavandier are pleased to hear that she has returned to her home after being a patient in the Charlottetown Hos- pital.
returned recently to Halifax, NS. after having attended the funeral of his. father the late Felix W. Mor- rison
Mrs. Teresa Haggerty and her brother. Mr. James Wilson of Char- lottetown attended the funeral of their uncle. the late Felix W. Mor- rison. I
Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Fitzgerald accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.S.C. Knight and Mrs. Frank MacLean motored to Charlottetown on Wed- nesday evening.
Mr. Daniel Morrison Barrister.,
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series. and tonight will probably i see the biggest crowd this winter
at the rink to watch the final bat-
Fighting uphill all the way itieatherdale hockey team last night: at the Montague Rink tied the ser- lies at two-all with Murray Harbour North in the semi-final contest for ;the Bison trophy and the right to, lmeet Murray River.
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Johnston and W. McLure.
t Murray Harbour North captured ithe first two games, and it looked, 11500 STUDENTS -written off. However. the Heather- students were enrolled in Cana-
proceeded to lace Murray Harbour-I on the corresponding date in 1954. North in the third game, and clim- The bureau of statistics says the
axed the series last night with number of students rose six per
,another do-or-die win. forcing theicent to 71,600 from 67,500. I
CHOICE EASTER
We invite you to call and see our display of Easter Beef.
On display you will see three choice carcasses: one extra Choice Steer fed by James H. Andrews,
Scoring for Heatherdale were E. Matheson (3), and G. Matheson (2) v
and for Murray Harbour North as if the contest was about to be OTTAWA (CPD-More full time
ldale boys thought otherwise, and-ydian universities Dec. 1, 1955 than
tie for the playoff berth against
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Rink Thursday. - . RV- , -low in initial and ope-rating,Montague United w. A. at Stew-l 7 ,,,,,,, --cL Hunter River, and two other choice carcasses. The Scoisgo Skye-wards costs. In stock at Montague Elec-iart and Beclds Saturday at 2.30. , E35, Ice . wm, McLean V5, 3.. MARRIED M YEARS on a Tight Lime Island Hing!
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Georgetown Baptist Church Good rexoleumgh standard to inlaid 9 p.my , Ladies. 90 observed their mm wedding an ,
Friday March 30th. Meetings 10.- marble tiling. Hilchey and Van- hf? g ni'versm,y Monday in this commuu, MONTAGUE & DISTRICF ,
.10 am. 2 p.m. and 7 pm. Visit- ing speakers and special singing A warm .. ' extended to all.
VISITING MONTAGUE - Mrs. Lester B. Mellish, who has been absent from this province for ten years, is on a short visit at Mon- tague, and is registered at Poole's Hotel. Mrs. Mellish is renewing many warm friendships and is also attending the pre-easter United
Iderstine. Montague.
, MONTAGUE special service to- Inight in the United Church. Good Friday service in Presbyterian Church. Both 8:00 p.m. Speaker Rev. L. S. Woolfrey.
ON FURLOUGII - Sgt. William N. McI(enna. who has been stat ioned with the United States army in Japan, is spending his furlough
ity near Kitchener. Mrs. Cousins is confined to a wheelchair be- cause of two hip fractures but is cheerful and otherwise in reason- ably good health. Mr. Cousins operated a cheese factory until 1921 when he retired.
lMontague Trinity United Church, with Rev. L. S. Woolfrey as guest speaker. His theme was "The ;Absolutes of The Cross", stressing iabsolute faith, love and surrender. Rev. J. M. Fraser conducted the service and read the scripture: Romans chapter 12, and Rev. A. M. Rogerson led in prayer. The choir sang the anthem "Lead Me
Applications will be re- ceived, until Wednesday, April 4th, for the position of Inseminator. Write in care of The Director of Vet- erinary Services, Box 404, Charlottetown.
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To Calvary", and a duet entitled "Nailed To The Cross" was sung by Mrs. Douglas Coffin and Mr. I. G. Phillips. The congregation join- ed in the singing of several favorite
services in the churches each even' lntz at 8 o'clock.
U.S. RESERVE - Paul I. Kings-
at the home of his parents, Mr -and Mrs. William McKenna, Mon- tague.
Hockey
bury. Jr. of Dundas has been ap-i EXHIBITION. GAME -. 'rhu.hy,,,,,s The semce ,0", M Wm TONIGHT
pointed a Squad Leader for Com-ic h ad Fl def atcd th - ' E .
5:3"! :9 lsigrelee s8?f9llc1ielrB81fIflli:nylnIlViJdItietaegue Mariam 7-2 of an exbibl: E133,-cbhe. held in Trinity Uh Hod GEORGETOWN RINK F 9 9 . I FIND: iti n game played at Montague ,
Corps Regiment at Bowdoin Coll- '1-uoesday mam. scoring for cove. ABBIE JUVLNILES
ege, it was announc 1 today by Lt. Col, Will R. Winfrey, Professor of Military Science and Tactics. liingsbury is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kingshury of Dundas.
PARTY FOR TWINS - Mrs. Leroy White, Montague. entertain- ed Tuesday afternoon in honor of her twin daughters, Joanne and Janice, who celebrated their sixth birthday. The afternoon was spent and Reception Se,-Vic, 1 pm.- in music, playing games and con- Rev. L, 5' Woolfrey.
head were Driscoll 2), MacKay 2), MacAusland, Mills and Coles, and for Montague Power (2;.
MURRAY HARBOR - Murray River Pastoral Charge. United Church of Canada. Services April 1st. Murray Harbor, Rededica- tion and communion service lli am. Little Sands 3 p.m. Murray River. Re-dedication Communioni
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Gagetown in New Brunswick Is named after the British general. Thomas Gage, commander-in-chief in North America in 1783.
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tests, and prizes were won by Lois 1 Wannamaker, Deborah Sinclair MONT-AGUE P8St0X'8l CIIBFEC-I and George Douglas Inman, Joan. The United Church of Canada. he and Janice received many love- ReV- -1- M. F NISER Minister. Sun”, ly gifts and they were assisted in day. April 1- Easter services with opening them by Anne Shaw. Dur- special music. Lower Montague ing the supper hour the hostess was 9.45 a.m.. m0FlIi"8 Twice and
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assisted in serving by I3srbaraI5lHId8Y 9011001 Monk ue.10 Hm- Nelson and Dianne McPhee. The,Sundny school. 11 a.m. morning table was prettlly arranged andzsewlce and Junior Sunday SCHOOL centered Wm, two beaumuuy dec. 7:3!) p.m. Easter eventide service. orated birthday cakes which were A hearty welcome to all.
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PREEASTER SERVICE g Tho, High Tension Drama M Family Story I - third in the seriles lot pre-Eastcri Also news and cartoon. services was he d ast night in . Personals "WY. 8 AMI I 9 P.Mo Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hynes, Mon- " -
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