MISS EIEEEN ANNEAR, firstl winner in the Montague Teen-

lLower Montag Top Honors At

Miss Eileen Annear, Lower Montague, yesterday afternoon copped first place in the Teen- Age Safe Driving Road-E-O, an annual event sponsoredby the Montague Junior Board of Trade.

Miss Annear is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Annear, whose family have had a mono- poly on the Road-E-O since -its inception in 1956. Her brother Ralph took top honors in 1956 and again in 1957,'when he also took the Maritime title to go to Ontario and compete in Domin- ion finals.

Their younger brother, Morley,

EASTERN GUARDIAN I

ORGANIST —- In ‘the account of the re-opening services of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Montague, the name of the organist and choir director, Mrs. A. F. Campbell. was ‘inadver- tently omitted.

BROOKLYN 4-H Calf Club held its monthly meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs._Richard Bieren. It was decided to have a debate in Kilmuir School on May 23rd, the subject being “Resolved that fire is more useful than water.” Interesting sss l i d e were then shown by Corporal Wannama-ker, R. C. M. 1‘-,'., Montague. A tasty

lunch was ‘served.

I .;

27th. V “Y

I NOTICE?

All taxes owing; Montague School District must be settled before May

Age Road-E-O yesterday is pre- sented with a cup by Mr. West-

ue Girl Wins Road-E-O

who was to young by three days to enter the local competition, plans to enter the Charlottetown Road-E-O next week.

This year saw the largest class to date, with entries from Morell, Mount Stewart, George- town and Montague and district. There were 33 entries with 22 qualifying following the written examinations in the morning.

Miss Annear scored 425 points out of a possible 500. Second

Program

,A.t Montague

For Friday

The Montague Town Council and the Junior Board of Trade have all plans in readiness for the visit to Montague on Friday of His Excellency. Governor Gener- al Vincent Massey and the of- ficial party.

Following is the scheduled pro- gram:

11 a.m. arrive Montague.

His Excellency will be met by His Worship, Bruce H.Yeo, Mayor Montague.

His Excellency will receive an’ '

address of welcome from His Worship Bruce Yeo, to which His Excellrncy will reply.

Civic dignitaries will be pre- sented to His Excellency

His Excellency will sign the‘

Town guest book. His Excellency will officially

order of Trustees.

laway, Road-E-0 Chairman.

place went to _David Mosher with 419 points, while George Beck took third place with 416. Course judges were Cameron Reid, Carl B-oehner, J .J . Stewart, R.K. Clements, Cecil Beck Cy-

rus Shaw, Alan Mosher and Ken Norris.

Test judges were Dick’ Mac- Lean, Arnold Wightman and Gil- bert Clements.

On Monday evening previous to the Road-E-O Constable Wil- liams of Charlottetown Detacl1- ment of R.C._M.P. gave-instruc- tions on driving to the contes- tants and showed two films which were most helpful.

open “The Garden of The Gulf Museum”.

11:30 the vice-regal party will

1 return to Charlottetown.

NOT ON AGENDA

Princeton, NJ. (AP), - Prince- ton University has bumped six undergraduates from the acade- mlirc ‘grind because strip-tease dancers were found in their dor- mitory rooms. _Seven other stu- dents were su-spesnded or placed on probation for their part in the affair, the dean of students an- nounced Tuesday. The students were not identified.

Patriot.

Tliuiz. May 15, 1958 The Guardian Page 5

Recorder Solo Praised At Montague Festival Progrozni

At the closing session of the Kings County Music Festival held Tuesday night at Montague, the presiding officer, Mr. K. T. Nor- ris welcomed the rural schools, especially those who were par- ticipating for the first time, and 2 and 5 (equal) 85: Montague commended the various teachers School grades 1,3 and 4 (equal) for the excellent dicipline of their 84 pupils.

The adjudicator, Mr. George Smalc, once again wasin atten- dance, and gave warm praise to the many entries, and spoke high- ly of the recorder solo by Mrs. Holden MacLure of Iris.

Other officers were: Platform secretary, Mrs. J.D. MacLeod; awards. Mrs. Leroy White; adju- dicator’s secretary, Mrs. Elsie Watterworth and Mrs. George Hume.

Class 131 - schools of 4 rooms and over “The Elves Dance," 1-

Appoi-nt H. And S. Delegates

The regular monthly meeting of the Montague Home and School Associaition was held on Monday evening at the High School and was well attended. the p.resid—ent, Archie Hilchey, conducted the business meeting. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by the secretary, Mrs. ‘Sandra MacE.achern.

Corresipon-dence was read con- cerning the annual meeting of the Provincial Home and School As- sociation to be held in Charlotte- l20Wl'l\()l1 May 22nd, and the fol- lowing delegates, some of which are alternative, were appointed: Mrs. J. D. MacLeod. Edwin Mac- Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Norris, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Mac- Don-al-d and Archie Hilchey.

A satisfactory report from the pre festival concert was given by the secretary.

The following nominating com- mittee was appointed to bring in H°1d°“ Ma°L"re'

a slate of officers at the next’ Class 145 ' 5?,h°°l chorus’ ally meeting: Jeremiah P-ineau, Mrs. grades 2 part Do You Know ?

. 1. Murray Harbor School, 80; 2. Marvin Johnston, and Mrs. Don Murray River School, 79_ Wannamaker.

Class 48 - School Chorus unison It was recommended by the as- -«The Three Sons” 1_ Murray Hal-.

Montague School 85.

Class 132 - Unison song, grades 3 and 4 “On Tip Toe", 1- Monta- gue School 85.

Class 152 - rhythm band, grades 1 to 5 1, Montague School, grades

Class 136 - 2 part song, any grades “Mistress Bond", 1, Mon- tague School 83.

Class 92 - folk song 16 years and over, 1. Florence MacDo‘nald (preliminary) .

Class 133 - chorus, grades 5,6 and 7 - “A Fairy Song". 1. Mon- tague School, 80; 2, Murray River School, 77.

Class 44 - chorus, C.G.I.T., “All Through The Night," 1. Murray River C.G.I.T., 82; 2. Murray Harbor C.G.l.T., 79.

Class 40 - Girls chours “Mist Before The Sunrise,” 1. Murray Harbour. 80.

Class 6 junior girls choir, “Non Nobis Domine", 1. Trinity Uni- ‘ted Church junior choir. 85.

Class 8, Junior boys and girls choir, “Brother James Air”, 1. Trinity United Church, Montague, 84

Class 208, recorder solo, own selection, 1. Lure, 83

“The Little Sandman," 1, Eldon School, Belfast P.0., 82; 2. Ver- non River School, 81.

Class 142 - unison song, 1 room school, “Vesper Hymn”, 1. Eldon School, 84; 2. Vernon School, 80; 3. Melville School, 79.

Class 143 - unison song, 1 room school, any grades “Music and Dancing” 1. Eldon School, 2. Vernon River 82.

Class 137 - unison song, any grades, ‘'If I Were A Rose" 1. Montague School, 83; 2. Murray Harbor School, 82; 3. Murray River School, 80.

Class 149, school chorus, in French, 1. Montague School, 84.

Class 209 - Instrumental solo, harmonica, own selection 1. Mrs.

so-ciation that rate payers be urg- bor school, 34_ ed to attend the annual‘ school meeting which is held early in June. Following the m eetin g, two I. O S T

very interesting films entitled “Ticket to Jasper" and “Abeg- weit” were shown. These were secured from the National Film

1958 dealers licence plate DA127. Reward. Johnston

tee, and were greatly enjoyed.

NOTICE 10 E PATRIOT SUBSCRIBERS

Patriot subscription accounts may be paid at the Montague. Souris or Summer- side offices of The Guardian and.The

The Guardian --The Patriot

Board by the program commit- Motors, Murray River.

Mrs. Holden Mac- V

:Teen-Age Road-E-O with Mr. Class 141 - chorus 1 room school i

83;‘

‘ THR.E ROAD-E-O NNERS

Three winners in the Montaguelsponsors this annual event. Left, Mr. Tredenick, George John Tredenick, president of the Beck, third place winner, David:

Montague Junior Board of Trade Mosher, second place;Eil~een An-i and Mr. Stewart Westaway, thelnear, winner and Mr. Westa- Road-E-0 chairman. The Board.way.

I

HAN,D’S

FIERE

-sv--av-1- “ ARE‘ MORE FUN FOR EVERYONE

FAMILY CELEBRATION OF THE YEAR

1 QUEEN'S 11011111111

MAY I9"

1. w. HAND FIREWORKS co. 1113., PAPINEAUVIILE, R

1-11151‘ TIME OFFERED 011 1>.E.1.‘

1o BIG SALE DAYS

PETRILLO QUITTING

NEW YORK (AP)—Jarnes C. Petrillo announced Wednesday he will step out as president of the American Federation of Musi- cians next month after 18 years

.Q.

I l l

SALESMAN WANTED

Living in Kings County \to sell TV, Fridges, Stoves, Washers etc. If you are now selling similar lines, please inquire of our higher commissions and better prices. Unless you plan to work, do not ap- Dly. Apply Box 908, Guardian Charlottetown.

RIOT!

TODAY

FUNNIEST THING

SHOW AT DUSK

E_ET ME IN LAS VEGAS.”

COME AS - ‘ YOU ARE! .

BOX OFFICE OPENS 7:30

/

TONIGHT and FRIDA

PI; Theatre Under The Stars brings you fabulous entertainment in

Don't miss Dan Dailey, Cyd

311586. surprise guest stars including Frankie Laine, Lena Horne End Jerry Colonna—singing and dancing to twelve hit songs! See MEET ME IN LAS VEGAS”—in Color and Cinemascopel

11oaonv E1sE cou111,

Extra! 2 News “Tennis Chumps”

Shows 3 :30-7'-9

I‘-I-E'S IA SERGEANT'S DILEMMA . . . A CAPTA|N'S NIGHTMARE . . . A GENERAL

THAT EVER HAPPENED ‘) T0 JERRY . . AND TO YOU!

FRIDAY - SATURDAY

and in good condition.

family car.

Light blue in color

1956 MERCURY SEDAN

Sedan, dark blue, automatic, radio

Only $71 Monthly NO DOWN PAYMENT

1955 PONTIAC COACH ,

Only 25,000 miles,‘ here is a real

Only $71 Monthly NO DOWN PAYMENT

. 1953 FORD SEDAN

Black, goodtires here is a one_.0wn- er car, for miles of carefree dI’lVl11g'.

Only $41 Monthly NO DOWN PAYMENT

1951 STUDEBAKER.- SEDAN

dition and ready for the road. Only $24 Monthly NO DOWN PAYMENT

OF A-I USED CARS

0 DOWN PAYM N

1955 DODGE STATION WAGON

Tutone green and black ideal for taking the ‘family to the summer

Light blue in color, clean inside out.

Only $71 Monthly INO DOWN PAYMENT

1956 METEOR TUDOR

and

cottage.

in the post. He said his physi-~

cian has advised him to “take

things easy.” Petrillo,

been a labor leader

66, has for 42

years, 26 of them as an .offi_ce: of the musicians_ federation.‘

I, I‘ 1 ll

J. D." STEWART

Only $65 Monthl NO DOWN PAYMENT

,11.ll,l1f1-‘l;1\ V /A/'l"'.~’t:/-1! I “

1/,

g.

1/.

1‘,~.\“ 7 I

4

I.

Newly, painted, good tires 8. buy.

Only $41 Monthly NO DOWN PAYMENT

I953 CHEV. SEDAN

real it.

1953 METEOR SEDAN I

Tutone good tires. IOOCIY if} 8'0,°d condition: this is a real deal don t miss-

Only $37 Monthly NO DOWN PAYMENT .

Only $38 Monthly E NO DOWNHPAYMENT

I953 PONTIAC COACH

Here is cheap transportationwith mink quality but a muskrat Prlce 0f

1952 FORD SEDAN

Black, fender‘ mirrors, good tires, good motor and a A-1 body.

Only $32 Monthly NO DOWN PAYMENT

and see itvbefore you buy.

Only $29 Monthly

in good con-

I951 FORD SEDAN

Green in color, a real buy, come in

NO DOWN PAYMENT

. Only

1950 1=oN11Ac SEDANWl

Maroon in color, body good, tires good, and ready for the road.

$19 Monthly NO DOWN PAYMENT

. /

DIAL

9578

tewart Motors Ltd.

METEOR — MERCURY — LINCOLN DEALER

OPEN

EVENINGS

7-9

I