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Friends "and neighbors of Mrs. William-Moiynesux of North Riv- er, were very sort to hear of the death of her bro er. Mr. Frank Younker. QmBritish Columbia.

Mr. Edzn d Vlckerson of Com- wall is visiting at- the home .0! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jewell ',-

The East Wlltshire rchristmas concert which was held in North River Hall, on the evening of De-

tended. .

Mr. George Grant was a recent visitor at the home of Mr. Stew- art Vickerson. -

Master Douglas Jewell, who was traPPl'-nl. states it was a very poor season. He only caught three musk- rat.-a rabbit and a squirrel.

Mr. Russell Wheatley. while cut- ting W0Od.shBd the misfortune of cutting his hand very badly.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Proud of Hampshire, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jewell.

Mr. Les Warren and Mr. John Jewell, were in the City, December IT, on business. a

The many friends of Mr. John .VlacKinnon formerly of North Riv- er, were very sorry to hear of the death. of his wife in Somerville, Mass. She was formerly Edm Shepherd.

Mr. Stewart Vlokerson, who is employed at Holmaris. Charlotte- town, spent the week-end of Dec. 11, at his home in North River.

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..tMr. and Mrs.-Freddie Masher 11 savage Harbour, accompanied by their daughters, Lillian and Jennie, were visitors to Charlotte- town over the weekend.

Miss Audrey Gunn, Nurse's Aid at the Charlottetown Hospital spent the week-end at Savage Har- bour. where she was the guest of tar parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gunn. x '

Mr. J. S. Cprmier of ihesMsg- dalen islands were visilpr to Mt. Stewart on Saturday, Dec. 11.

Mrztnd Ms. John Pigot and Mr. Elisha Pigot of Savsge Harbour. visited Bangor. on Tuesday, where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Robbins.

Mr. Harold Webster assistant to the Highways engineer for King's County was Is business visitor to Savage Harbour on Tuesday.

The many young friends of Char- lene Maclntyre, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Maclntyre of Savage Harbour, will be sorry to learn that she is confined to her home through illness. All Join in the hope that Charlene will make a speedy and complete recovery.

Miss Leah MacLellsu of St. An-

The pupils of East Wiltshire School, are hoping that the new school, which is under construc- tion will be finished and ready to open after the Christmas and New

Year's holidays.

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School A Auditorium TUESDAIY. DECEMBER 28fE8:l5 P.M.

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drews, was a visitor to Quintin- town on Thursday.

Mr. Ewen Anderson formerly oi Moreil, but now of Charlottetown who is Inspector of Dredges for the Maritimes was a business vis- itor to -Savage Harbour on Tues- day.

Friends of George Morrison, sors,of Mr. and Mrs. John Mor- rison, Qavage Harbour. will -be sorry to learn that he is confined

to his home through illness. All are pulling for George's speedy recovery. especially his school

chums who are "eager to have him back with them at school once again.

Senator and Mrs. J. P. Macin- tyre of Savage Harbour, left on Friday, Dec. 10 for Boston, Mass..' where they will spend the holiday season. While there they will be the guests of their daughters. Miss Freda Maclntyre and Mrs. Robert Burns.

Mr. Valentine Maclntyre, the ef- ficient roadmaster of this district. has a gang of workmen engaged in clearing the brush from the roadside along the pavement from Gunn's Corner to Griffin's Corner, on the St. Peters Road. It is felt that this will help measurably in lessening the task of road clear- ing should this prove to be a win- ter of much snow. Those assisting in the work are: Messrs. Charles MacLeilan, Charles Campbell" Richard Doyle. James MacKay, Allen Doyle. Joseph S. MacKay. Jackie Doyle and Aeneas Mac-

llnlyre.

Plans have been completed for extending the telephone line. run- ning thrnugh Savage Harbour to the wharf at we harbour proper whore Dredge No. 12 will be tied up for the winter. This is a very necessary convenience nor those who look after the large craft throughout that period. Mr. Richard Doyle of St. Andrews has contracted to supply the poles for the new line.

'Mrs. Norma Doyle of Savage Harbour was a visitor to Char- lottetown on Thursday.

The fine new service station and garage being built by Mr. Lorne Doiron at Mt. Stewart. is now nearing completion and will very soon be open for the convenience of the public. Mr. Dniron is a. popular and efficient tradesman and his new up to this minute stand

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The Guardian Page I Appearance of Falls Restored

NIAGARA FALLS. N.Y. (AP)- For the fir;t time since midi August an unbroken curtain of water rushed over Niagara's Horse- shoe Falls Monday.

U.S. Army engineers have re- moved most of a big diversion dike upstream from the fall! to let the Niagara river roar unhinderedovar the creslline.

The enginees are engaged in a mammoth erosion control and beautification project at the falls. Before they began work last spring, water on the American side of the Horseshoe Falls trickled over in some spots and gushed over in others.

After the diversion dike was built, about one-third of the crest- line was dry while comtruction men dug new channels upstream from the falls.

commercial life of the community.

The dental clinic sponsored by the Dental Division of the Depart- ment of Health and Welfare held at Dr. Reddin's Dental Parlor. Mt. Stewart on Monday. Dec. 13. was an outstanding success so say the Grade 1 kiddies of Savage Harbour who attended in force. There were no reports of anguish or suffering rather each of the little fellows was proudly displaying a beauti- ful picture which from a mere black and white outline he had turned into a work of art by the deft use of crayons. This very fine idea. which should be on the bal- lot for the ”thought of the year" award. found birth in the fertile mind of the Doctor's genial help- mate, Mrs. Reddin. She has build- ed better than she knew for those little fellows on their return visits early in the New Year who come

with their minds filled with dreams of fanciful fun and the dreary drone of the drill for-

gotten. ,

Mr. Cyril Morrison well-known carpenter of Savage Harbour. has been engaged for several days making necessary repairs to the fine property of Mr. Ernie Doyle.

Mr. Charles Campbell, Savage Harbour. was a business visitor to Charlottetown on Satifrday, Dec. 18.

Mr. Joseph Cnade- of Glenroy, has had the misfortune to lose two valuable horses in the past few days. The circumstances are re- ther unusual first Mr. Coade lost one of his regular team of work horses. then went out looking for a suitable rephcement. He found a suitable animal. made the pur- chase and in a couple of days this horse too was dead.

Mr. John Morrison 0! Savage Harbour, accompanied by his son George, were visitors to Char- lottetown on Saturday.

A fine crowd were in attendance at the card and croklnole games sponsored by the Ladies' Auxiliary and held in the Community Hall lat Mt. Stewart. Progressive Auction seemed to be the popular game with some ten tables in operation. Although only a few tried out their shots at the crokinoie it is felt that as the week's pass by more and more will be attracted to idiis fascinating game of science and skill. Who knows but from this humble beginning may arise the winner nf the Provincial Crokinole Tournament. held each year on -the Island. Mrs. Leith Affleck won top honors in the auction among the ladies. while the genial MacLeod Douglas held the light for the sterner sex. Mr. Fred Jay of Pisquid in an all out effort suc- ceeded in capturing the booby prize. Mr. Wendell Glover was out in front in the straight forty-five freeze-out. A delicious lunch was

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Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Douglas of Savage Harbour have taken up

winter months. The Jenkins Tran- fer transported their furniture to town during the week. Mr. Dou- glas a well-known carpenter is em- ployed at the new Health Cenire being erected in connection with Falmnwood Hospital.

Trucks from the Department of Public Works were a-t Savage Har- bnur during the week to transport the huge agitator of dredge No 12 to the foundry of Bruce Stewart and Co . of Charlottetown. The agitator which weighs many ions was bent while the large suction dredge was operating at the Har- bour.

H is understood that auction has been taken so that an open air rink will be in operation at Mt. Stewart this winter. This is in- deed cheering news and it is to be hoped that with the return of the icy surface so too will come a hockey team that will again place this striving village high on the honor roll of sport centres on the island. Ml. Stewart has s proud history in the realm of sport. but of late years has sort of faded out of the picture. it is pleasing to note that the essentials for Q hoc- key comeback are being provid- ed.

One man cannot do it all. But the right man at the right-time can do an awful lot. This was thorough- ly prover: at Savage Harbour dur- ing the past week. The roads were worse than terrible. The use of the maintainer and the hauling of sand made a bad mess worse. it was then that Mr. Coffin stepped from the wings. with his tractor and a split log drag he went to work. The results were amazing. Buddy is entitled to the sincere

thanks of the entire aommurdty. CH.

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