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,. -kiNG's MILL. Montague. ..m not be buylns loss sssin un- til April 15.

-WE HAVE dhcontlnued buy- M logs until further notice. Montague rm ilhllil C0-

. 'sAwlNG lumber in Thomp- son's mills every day. Run by cgmobeil Brothers.

-CALEDONIA Pragsbyterian gnurch. Sunday. March 13. 1.!) p.m. Special songlservlce. Come ".1 join in the singing of your

favorite hymn!-' .. 'A'rTENTION. Sacred pro- mm and hymn singing, Yeos

metre. Montague. Sunday eva- mg, 9 p.m. Sponsored. by Kings County Hospital Ladies Auxiliary. Collection in aid of hospital.

'PARiSH OF GEORGETOWN. Holy Trinity. tAngllcani. Sunday. March 13th. Third Sunday in Lent. ii a. m. Holy Communion and Ser- mon Reverend W. G. Hogg.

WRESBYTERIAN CHURCH uv CANADA. - Sc edule for Sun- day. March lath. ood Islands 11 3, in. No service at Caledonia. Murray Harbour South 7.30 p. m. Minister: Rev. E. S. Hales.

'THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA. - Murray Harbour charge. Minister. Reverend H. C. Macduuizall ,B .A.. B. D. Murray Harbour 11 a. in. Little Sands I p. m. Murray River 1 p. m.

'61-JOIIGETOWN PASTORAL CHARGE. - United Church of Canada. Services for March lsth. 2.30 p. m. Sturgeon. 7 p. m. Georgetown. Rev. W. A. Paterson. Minister.

'ST. PETEIPS BAY PAS- TORAL CHARGE. - The United Church of Canada. Services for Sunday. March lath. Greenwich Service at 11.00 a. m. Marie Ser- vice at 3.00 p .m. St. Peter's Ser- vice at 7.30 p. m. Rev. Russell A. Macl.eod. Minister.

'ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNC- ED. - Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Embcriy of Springhlll, N. S.. an- nounre the engagement of their daughter Janet to Dr. William Sutherland Maclntyre, son of Dr. and Mrs. Preston Maclntyre of Montague. P. E. 1. Marriage to take place Saturday. April ninth at St. David's Presbyterian Church. llalifax. N. S.

'MONTAGUE P A I T 0 R A L CHARGE. - The United Church of Canada. Rev. J. M. Fraser. Minister. Sunday. March lath. Montague: lo a. m. Sunday School. 11 s m. Morning Service. continu- ing Sermon Series-"The Way to Calvary." Junior Sunday School. 1.30 p .m. Mission Band. 7.30 p. m. Evening Savice, with music by our Men's Choir. Lower Montague: 9.45 a. m. Morning Service and Sunday School.

JMONTAGUE UNITED Bap- tist pastorate. Rev. Rowland G. Hill. pastor. 9.45 Montague Sun- day school, 10.00 Sturgeon Sun- day school. 11.00 Sturgeon service, 200 Murray Harbour Sunday school. 2.00 Murray River Sunday school. 3.00 Murray River service. 7.30 Montague service. followed h,V' hbservanca of the Lord's Sup- per Prayer meetings as usual.

'THE PRESBYTERIAN Church in C a n a d a. Services Sunday. March 13. Cardigan. ll s.m.. Lorne Valley 2 p.m., Mon-

. lague 7:30 p.m. Sunday school 10

s in. continuing the series of ser- mons on the Cross 13) "The open gate" All are cordially welcome. Rev D A. C mpbell. ministe.

'CHURCH OF Christ. the Lords Day, March 13. Montague, 10.00 cm. Bible School for all ages. 11.00 am. the Lord's Sup- per and preaching service. Mur- ray Rivcr, ll.0O a.m.. the lord's supper and preaching service. Sermon by K. T. Norris. Murray Harbour. 6.00 p.m. Bible School and the lord's Supper. Combined evangelistic meeting at the Mon-

”seven Brides For Seven

Makes Final Vows

Sister Leo Marie Alice Geraldine Doiron

On her mission station in Chile. South America where she was assigned in 1053. Sister Leo Marie. having completed five and one-half years service in the congregation of Maryltnoll sisters. pronunced her final vows on March 7. She is the former Miss Alice Gerald- ine Doiron. daughter of Mr. land Mrs. Leo D. Doiron. St. Charles. She is a graduate of the New Acadian School and St. Marys Convent. Souris. For two years she taught school in Charlotte- town. The motherhouse of her con- gregation is at Maryknoll, N. Y.

Camera Club Holds Meeting

..'The regular meeting or the Montague Camera Club was held on Wednesday evening at the home of Vic Pepler. The meet- ing opened with the minutes of the last meeting which were read and approved. The monthly com- petition pictures for February are now on display in Pepler's win- down. Arrangements were made with several members to print pictures for the hospital one evening next week. and negatives were handed in.

The rest of the evening was spent in general discussion and reviewing last years pictures taken by the club. and a gener- al idea illustrated by Vic Pep- ler of types of pictures wanted for the P. E. I. salon for the benefit of several new members. Entry forms and rules for the salon were passed to members. The next meeting will be held at Mrs. Danny Murray's. Lunch committee-Mrs. Gilbert Clements

and Mrs. Lyle Boehner. Lunch was then served by the hostess snembers.

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Young Women's Guild Meeting

.."l'he .March meeting of thei Young Women's Guild of st. An- drew's Presbyterian Church. Mon- tague. was held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Elsie Walter- worth. The president, Mrs. Percy conducted the meeting opened with the hymn "Jesus Keep Me Near The Cross". followed by the scripture read by Mrs. Byron Stewart and re- yer by Mrs. D. A. Camp . Sixteen members responded to roll call and there was one visitor present. The minutes of the last meeting were. read and approved. Mrs. Robert Murray re rted for the visitln com- mttee and the flnancla state- ment was read by Mrs. Stewart. showlng a substantial balance on hand. A sum of money was vot- ed towards the Presbyterian Home for Girls in Toronto. It was unanimously decided to pur- chase aaveral articles for the church hall. and Mrs. Leland Nelson was appointed to attend to this matter. Mrs. Murray and Mrs. Lorne Johnston were ap- pointed to buy print cotton and yarn for the next meeting.

The meeting closed with .a vocal solo "Beneath The Cross of Jesus" beautifully rendered by Mrs. Robert Murray. and the Mizpah benediction repeated in unison. Mrs. Watterworth was piano accompanist during the evening. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess and Mrs. D. A. Campbell.

Letter From St. Laurent To 10 Premiers

OTTAWA (CF) -Text of Prime

Minister St. Laurent's letter to the premiers on federal-provlm cial fiscal arrangements. dated March 8: In my letter to you of Jan. 14. I said that I would be writing again after my return from Lon- don with a view to working out urangements for a federal-pro vincial fiscal conference later this year.

Following further considera- tion of the matter with my col- leagues. I am writing now to you to propose that we hold a preliminary meeting here in Ot- tawa shortly after Easter, say. April 21 and 22, if those days are convenient to all of us.

I suggest that the purpose of this preliminary meeting should

The Guardian '0 !?Ll"Y-.-Mw:-'I-1.1- 96; Curling Display At Montague

..tA very interesting and color- ful display of curling trophies may be seen in the window at B0et1ne's jeweliry store, Monta- gue." for the next few days. on snow are the trophies from the Montague Curling Rink and in- clude the Physical Fitness trophy won this year by a team skipped by Atwood MacDonald.

All other trophies are for inter- club competition and include, the G. B. Clarkson shield. donated by Mr. Clarkson. a former man- agar of the Bank of Nova Scotia at Montague. and one of the fore- moat charter members of the Montague club. The old and new Tip Top Tailors trophies donated by Tip Top Tailors through their representative Mr. A. F. Camp- bell. The Walter M. Bears trophy donated by Mr. Bears for com- petition among junior cprlers. The Mabon Drug Co. trophy donated by Mr. Cyril Johnston. proprietor. for competition among high school curlers. The H. K. Clements trophy donated by Mr. Clements for competition among curlers who play in the after- noon. and the ladies trophy for competition among the lady curlers.

Also on display is a replica of a curling stone made in wood on which is over 200 curling pins from clubs from every province in Canada and some from the U.S. This has been donated to the club by Mr. L. H. Poole. an enthusiastic curler. Many other smaller cups complete the dis- play which is well worthy of be- ing viewed. be to reach some conclusions on the board outline of the agenda for the main conference and to decide upon an opening date.

I am sure we all agree that the main conference will be an important occasion. and that to be successful. a good deal of careful thought and study should go into the preparations for it.

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THANK YOU

. rThe Teacher and pupils of Bridgetown School. No. 65. Kings County. wish to thank the anony- mous donor for the Science Kit. As this was much needed it is greatly appieciated.

Virginia Matheson. (Teacher).

tague Church of Christ at 7:-I5. Everyone welcome. Kenneth T. Norris. evangelist.

Personals

.fMiss Anne Livingstone. Cardi- gan. is presently employed at the Montague coop.

.!Bloyce Beck. James MacDon- ald and Cecil Mosher. at d A at Mount Allison University. Sackvilla. N.B.. are spending a few days at their respective homes It Montague.

..'Mrs. J. P. Beer. Montague. and Mrs. J. K. Beer. Summer- sida. left Tuesday morning for New York on route to Minma. Florida.

..tMrs. Charles King and her two children. Donna and Allen. and Miss Betty Acorn. arrived at their home in Montague. Tues- day evening after spending the

past winter in Digby. N.S.

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The hilariousiproceedlngs start oil with a bang' when Adam comes to town in search of I bride and sweeps Milly off her feel with an impetuous proposal or marriage. It continues with the impromptu in-lde's discovery that her wifely duties will include cooking. sewing and cleaning for her husband's six brawny and ii-actions brothers. her attempts to teach them the rudimsns neatncss and chivalry. the col- lapse of her lessons when they make a tree-for-all fighting sham- bles out of a barn-raising get- lnsether Iwith the ensunble dance l""9'1ilIlt the scrap a show- Iinbilina rouilnel). and the scheme "9 winch they hope to achieve uzlmesilclty by ugglin mg gm; way have set their earts on. f '03, have to put up quite a fight ktgr am both during and after tbs didnalliiins. but six shotgun wed-

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Lieui.-Gov. Bowien Life Member Mar. Prov. Ass'n

I-Ion. J. J. Bowien, Lieut.-Governor of Alb erta and a native of Cardigan, P.E.I. is pic- tured above (left) receiving his Life Memb ership Certificate at the 25th annual ban- quet of the Maritime Provinces Association of Edmonton held in the MacDonald Hotel. Lieut. Governor Bowien is Honor ary President of the Association, which have plans well. advancedfor the seventh annual ”House Party on Wheels"ethe "Bluenose Special", stressing the Charlotte town Centennial as a special attraction. .

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TORONTO, (C?) p Hen” good optimist Club Wednesday parents those the school uses and the re-.

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Dr. C. Goldrlng. director of: Dr. Goldring said parents often Just see that Junior studies once education for Toronto. told theluse methods at variance with

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