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.-RECEPHON ron CANDI- DATES-The Progressive Onenes- "me women's Club of Montague and the surroundill UNI MN I reception and tea at tin Bison Rainbow Room on Wednesday af- W.,,.,.,.. (or their candidates in Third and Fourth districts Kmgu. Present were S. Cameron

Reid. William Whiteway. w. it. on

Show and John A. MacDonald. Each spoke briefly on current issues and stressed that the)! We" running a clean election. bhort re- marks were also made by Mrs. Ethan Stewart and Miss Joan Me Gowan. Mrs. Ruth Macuod acted as chairman for the gathering.

Personals

smessu, Percy Maclsean and Russell Glliis were business visit-

ors to Montague on Friday EVW 3"!

ing.

"Miss Millie Lake and Min Thelma Stewart. Montague, were

Disabled Vessel With Lobsiers Towed To Souris

..-rm ss.v. Vetusn Explorer. a vessel bound from Grindstone in the Magdalene Islands to Souris.

of broke down about nve miles mm

mm Point on Wednesdly nlsht. tress signals were sent out and when no response was receiv- edtwoolthecrewmemher man- ned a diary and rowed over the five miles of choppy water to the lighthouse at East Point. where they got in contact with Souris.

Captain Allison Outhouse was in

Bristol

Miss Teresa O'Brien. and Miss Joan Sinnott. were visitors to the city Tuelslday as was Master Ger-

0' en.

Mr. Joe MacDonald spent Sun- day in the city with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. William MacDon-

recent visitors to Charlottetown. lid-

.Teochers' Meeting

"-0,, Thursday afternoon. May 19, a teacher's meeting was held in the Murray River school, with an attendance of 11 teachers and their supervisor. Mr. Louis F- Herring.

Mr. Grant Clements was ap pointed chairman and Mrs. Gert- rude Whlieway as secretary. Mr. Herring explained the method of giving and scoring of the Grade Vlll exams.

The question arose whether or not Grade VIII pupils should leave school on completion of exams. It was generally thought nut a good practise but as it has '1een done in past years, it was .ert to the decision of the teach- ers to give the pupils a week off. if thought best.

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More Improved Roads Continued and Additional

Quite a number of little girls and little boys here have begun their preparation for Confirmation that will take place in the Roman Catholic Church-this Spring. Class- es will be held regular for the next few weeks.

Mrs. Wilfred Stewart, city, and a former Bristol girl, was taken ill very suddenly while shopping at one of the city stores on Tues- dsy afternoon and rushed to the Charlottetown Hospital by ambul- ance. where she is reported as

Questions on general problems. on the subject of grading and text books were then discussed. The meeting closed with the slag- ing 'of "The Queen." bringing to a close a very interesting and instruhtive afternoon.

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port at the time discharging a

cargo of fish from the dragger Donald and Eugene and lmsnedi. ataly set out to aid the stranded

vessel. He reached the "spins-er about 10:!) am. and a line was put aboard. The dragger. with the crippled ship in tow. arrived at 2.- so pm. on Thursday at Souris. where a number of trailer trucks were waiting to unload the cargo of (00 crates of live lobsters destined for Boston.

resting easy at this time. Mrss. Stewart is the former Lila O'Brien, of Bristol. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John R. O'Brien. All here hope to get news soon of her im- proving health.

Friends here will be sorry to learn that Mr. Billie McEwen, has entered the Provincial Sanator- ium for treatment. Billie, who hails from Bristol. has been a section- man for many years transferring from the eastern section to the western part of the Island.

Mr. Joe Campbell was here from Halifax for a few days vacation last week. His wife is the former Mary O'Brien. a Bristol girl. Mr. Campbell visited his mother and brothers at the old home in Trac- adle before returning to his duties.

. fllriends regret to learn at this time of the passing of Mr. John A. MacDonald. at his home in Scotchfort on May 12th. after an illness of many weeks. Little Jack, as he was so well known here. was one of the hard working farmers of that district and dur- ing his illness the worry of the work left undone played on his mind. To his widow. the former Sadie Feehan. and his two sons and two daughters sincere lym- pathy is extended.

-N.

is W. F. ALLAN STEWART

LII ERAL ASSOCIATION)

The Guardian. Saturday May 21. 1955 Page a

Prominent Georgetown Resident Dies

.."l'he death occurred at his home on Water street in George- town on Thursday. May 19. of William Maurlcsybonovan in his tllst year.

The deceased was born in Georgetown in 1376. the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Don- ovan. in 1&1 at the age of 10 years he entered the Dominion Government Marina Service as a shwart on the C.G.8. Stanley. After a number of years an the Stanley he was its! a short period assigned to service aboard the C.G.s. Earl Grey. He then join- ed the C.G.S. Gulnsre as chief stewart and continued to fulfill those duties on the Guinara un- till die time of his retirement in 1924

Between the years 1924 and 1941 he held the local agency for D. B. Steward insurance agencies of Charlottetown. In l9t2 the late Mr. Donovan. accompanied by Mrs. Donovan. moved to Pictou. N.S.. where he was employed as caretaker of Sir William Dawson School until 1052 at which time he returned to Georgetown where he has resided since.

The deceased was one of Georgetown's most highly regard- ed and best loved citizens. lie adhered to and practised the fin-' er qualities of citizenship and will long be remembe ed as a

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devoted husband and loving father.

but to mourn are his wife. die former Lily Dccosts of Plctou. N.s.. one son. John of Ferguson Industries Ltd. in Pictou. N.S.. two daughte. (Mildred) Mrs. Booth Scott of Ottawa. 0at.. and (Helen) Mrs. Alex Macxinpos of Georgetown.

The funeral will be held today at 9 a.rn. from St. James Roman Catholic Church. of which the de- ceased was a devoted member. -A.C.

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A Some Fun... Some Government

Some of the Liberal candidates are advertising themselves in the press with the letters 'MLA' after their names. This is still more evidence that some of them really don't know what this election is dl about.

The lost legislature has been dissolved. Absolutely none of the candidates now running is on MLA. In power for twenty years. our Liberal friends seem to think they will be in forever. It looks doubtful.

There is e Llbercd advertisement in yesterday's press that is interesting. It is one of the smaller ones. It features a large eyeball looking at some pennies. nickels and quarters. The advertisement tries to tell us that the Motheon Govern- ment koeps "a watchful eye" on spending your money.

They'll never prove that by us. The day before yesterday the Motlieson supporters bought and paid for is full page in the daily press which was left completely blank. The watchful eye of nobody saw that one. Estimates vary as to how much money

was uselessly tossed down the drain - someone said it was i

about S310. all told. but a million dollar bungle.

As everyone knows. this money comes from the Govern- ment's inner circle of wealthy friends. Although it hasn't too many friends. evidently the Government Party has some wealthy ones.

The modest men and women of this Province - many of whom dig deep in their pockets to h e I p support worthwhile charities and other good causes - must wonder how a can be so rich in money yet so poor in ideas.

All the Government Party did was stand on the main street. set fire to 3310 and throw it away.

Some fun. Some Government.

The Conservative Porty's 15-point program for better gov- ernment and a better Province appears in today's paper. The Liberal-Party has been waiting for it with some anxiety. Now they have It.

You will find in the Conservative Platform is positive pro- grain to assist some of our more needy citizens. Do not be- lieve it when your tottering Government says it can't be done.

The Government Porty uses its money to flaunt in the faces of the people. A Conservative Government will use the tax- peyer's money wisely and for the common good.

G0 AHEAD! Vole Conservative on May 25th!

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