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THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

aosn-rs:-Morn-aoYia: Harold r. Landry. Mn; Byron tewart, Mn.

Bruco Maclhac. Min Joyce

AGENT GEORGETOWN :

Wiuinton. Pius Mcliinnon. Waldon Layers.

The Guardian may be bought at the following places in Montague:

Bliss Dome Restaurant, and Gun!

dian Office; In Georgetown: The

lost office; In Souria: The snack Bar and H. Richard: 3: Son.

...'!'.lNISlIING birds to market; more gain on less feed. See your Purina Dealer. James E. Cud- more. Montague.

.."IVlrs. Margaret MacPherson. Montague. spent; the week-end in Charlottetown, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clark.

.."I'he S. S. Ulnu arrived in Georgetown yesterday from Syd-l ncy. N. 5.. to take on a cargo of potatoes.

..'Miss Arlene Yen. Montague. left last week for Montreal where she will spend some time visit- ing friends.

..'Mrs. C. B. Green has return- ed to Montague after spending the past week in Summersidc. guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Park- man.

..'Anna Moore, a Grade VII pu- pil of Union Road School is belngi congraiulated on winning second. prize in the recent short story contest sponsored by the P. E. l. l.ibi'ai'ics.

.fMrs. James Collzngs. accom- panied by hei- grandson Richard Doyle, returned to Montague Sat- urday'aftci- Sipeildlng Chrlstmasi with her daughters. Mrs. Fredl Doyle and Miss Terra Collings in! Lynn. Mass.

..'Miss Margaret Stewart-. Hal- Ifax, spent the Christmas holidays tit the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Beaton Stcwart, Cale- donia.

..'Miss Margaret MacPhce. Char- lottetown, spent the Christmas holidays at the home of her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mac- Phee, Heaiherdale.

.fMis.x Zita Mr.-Kenna is leaving today on return to New York after spending the holidays in Montague. guest of her parents. Mr. anl Mrs. P. J. McKenna.

H. J. MADOII

OPTOMETRIST Fitting and Supplyinx Glasses Etc.

MONTAGUE. P. E. I.

Office Hours: 10 to 12 A. M.

2 to 5 P. M. by appointment. Office Connected With Drug Store.

..'Mrs. James O'Connor, Abney, is the guest of her brother-in- law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gillis.

..'Misa Viola Stewart, Char- lottetown. was the recent guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart. Caledonia.

,...'A (TOMIVIITTIDIII will be lit.

the club rooms of the Curling Rink on .liinuary' 3rd. at 4 pm. to explain the curling game to the ladies with a view of forming a ladies curling cliih. All ladies interested are asckd to attend.

-JCATCI-IES-IIOITNED OWL - Robert Glover of Guernsey

Cove while feeding the hens one morning recently found two of his hens dead. On looking

around he discovered a window pane broken. The same evening his son Herbert set a trap and the next morning he caught a grey horned owl. with a wing spread of nearly five feet.

..".Vir. and Mrs, Bryer Llewellyn. Charlottetown, are spending a few weeks vacation with Mrs i.lewcll,vn's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Macxiiinnn. Murray River. They were recent. visitors to Mon- tague. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Macl.urc.

"HERE COMES THE GROOM"

IS ACE CROSBY LAUGH BONANZA

In "Here (Joules Tho Groom," which opens today at the Prince Edward Tlieatre. Paramount has provided Bing Crosby with a big.

Souris and Vicinity

The MJV. "Velvet Lady" arriv- ed in port on Saturday. December 22nd.. from Sydney. N.S. She will hike the Fair-mile "Inland Fisher- man" in tow to Yarmouth, N 5.

Many homes in the town pre- sented a pleasant sight this past wccl: with wreaths and colored lights displayed in the windows and outdoors. These certainly add greatly to the festive season.

Among those who are home for their Christmas holidays are Miss Kate MacDonald. Kent Ellis, Cyril MacDonald. Jack Poole. Basil Mac- Donald. Gordon MacDonald. Eric McEwen and Elmer MacP2iee.

A large crowd attended the open- ing skate in Scuris Rink on Thurs- day. December 20th. Mr. MacCor- mack had it perfect sheet of ice and the skaters took full advantage of it. This is the earliest opening date since 1944.

tover 275 children attended the Christmas party held in the Knights of Columbus Hall on Fri- day night, December 21st. Santa Claus presented each child with candy and fruit and the children enjoyed the party very much The candy and fruit Werc donated b)' '.lllf?!'CI'iRnLS of the town.

Over 700 people attended Mid- night Mass at. St. Mary's Church in S0lll'l5 on December 24th. Mass was sung by Rev. RC. Murnagiian and Rt. Rev. J. A. Murphy preached the sermon. The choir. under the direction of Sister St. George. sang ihvnins from ll.30 PM. until the Mass started and also during the .Cticrtory and Communion, The nl'.tii's and crib were beautifull,V decorated with artificial flowers and colored lights. The decorating was done by the sisters of St.

bountiful comedy that dispenses top-notch PlllCl'i.I1lI1ITlCnI. with a rare and generous abiiidon. There's a star-studded cast. a score of bright tunes and a hilarious story served up in a buoyant, spontan- eous show that will afford you two of the happiest hours you've ever known in the theatre.

Here is Crosby at his very best. and he romps through his role with all Ill" casy assurance and simple charm that have made him Americas inost likeablc him per- former. Co-romping with Der Bin- tgle are Jane Wyman. Alexis Smith. Franchnt Tom: and James Barton. In addition. the dim marks the American screen debut of Anna Maria Albel'Ell9i.tl. .1 f'ifiecn-.vear- old soprano with a truly magnific- ent voice.

The story. which fanied produc- er-director Frank Capra has guid- ed with an uncrring sense of comedy. picks up reporter Crosby as he brings home a ready-made family of two French orphans to

bride-to-be Wyman. But th s fiery

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1 The first hockey practice for thc Sauris hockey team was held in the rink on Thui'sda,v. Dec. 27th 'lli(-re was a good turnout of play- 'rrs. Although many H 'i-rant are away. the Elddltloll of lsomc n! the younger boys should help fill the gaps. - BE.

miss has tired of waiting Y0? "19 far-wandering reporter. and is now About to merge with a young man from the plushy end of town.

In cahoots with his editor and the girl's nsliernian father, Bing scts nut to lasso his bride before the knot is ticd. stratc:tms..seTe.- nades and crafty appeals aV8ll him nothing until he maneuvers a beautiful blucbcard into the fourth corner of ii. romantic rectangle. Then the marital mix-up soars to a hilarious climax involving irate immigration officials. a bogus G- man and a score of incredibly funny characters.

All of this wonderful make-bc- have is enthusiastically performed by a cast that knows its way around a comedy script. Two very appealing youngsters, Jacky Gen- cel and Beverly Washburn, give heart-warming pcrformances as the imported Tnoppets. and Miss Alberghettrs singing is a sure bet. to leave a lump in your throat.

As the bride wavering between two grooms. Jame Wyman is pert and peppery. while Alexis Smith and Franchot Tone extract the maximum laughter from their roles .nf anguished aristocrats caught in 'n marrying muddle. As for Bing. when you've said that his perform- ance is the greatcst he's ever given. you've told the story.

TO-NIGHT

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JOMI IIV TIIE FUN!

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THE KING OF COMEDY IN A LAUGH-PACKED RIOT!

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Death Sunday'0f Mrs. D. J. Maclean

Residents -of Montague and vic- inity will regret to learn of the death yesterday morning at her home in Montague of Mrs. Daniel J. Macuaan in her 35th year after a lengthy illness.

The late Mrs. Mactean. nee Lucy Irving. was born in Murray Harbour south. the daughter of the late Captain James Irving and Mrsulrvlng, She later came to Montague where she endeared her- self to the residents of the com- munity with her charm, her kind- ness, and her keen interest in community activities. In her pass- ing Montague has lost one of its finest ladies. who will he sadly missed by all.

Surviving her are four daught- ers and one son: Ethel. Mrs. George Maclntyre. Montague: An- nl'e Mae and Clemmie at home. and Lucy. Mrs. William Vicker- son of Somerville. 'Mass.. and Charlottetown and Fred in Cal- gary, Her husband and a son pre- deceased her several years ago.

The funeral will be held from the Montague Baptist Church, but arrangements were not completed last night. The sympathy of the entire community is extended to the family in their bereavement.

Murrav Harbor North and I O O VICIIIITV

Miss Lucy Millar. Montague, spent the Christmas holiday at her home in Murray Harbour North.

Miss Muriel Collings. Charlotte- town. was the recent guest of Mr riiri Mrs. George Clow.

Mr. and Mrs. Preston Llewellyn llallfax, N.S.. are spending the (lhristmus holidays at Murray Har- Lvoui North and Sturgeon.

Miss Norma Clmwx Montague. was the holiday guest of her oar- cnts. Mr. and Mrs. Webster Clow

Mr. Roy McLeod. presently em- played in Woodstock. N.B.. is spend- ing the Christmas holidays at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs Albert McLeod, Cambridge.

Miss Abigail Collins. AIDETIT Plains. is SDellCIlllf.: the winter months at Murray l-larbour North. lzuest of her sister Mrs. Edward Miliar and Mr. Millar.

Miss Catherine Millar. student at P. W. College. is spending the Christmas holidays at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Millar.

Mrs. Jack MacLcan. Pcierls Road is spending a few da.l'-9 Vlsllllls 111 Montague. guest of MI'. and Mrs. Lyle Boehner.

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Pageaiiiil Montague:

The beautiful pageant "Let Us

Adore Him." which was presented by the Sunday School at the an- nual Christmas concert last week. was repeated at the evening au- vice in st. Andrew: Presbyterian Church. Montague. last evening. Rev. F. N, Young presided, and Mrs. A. F. Campbell was organist accompanist. ,

The pageant, under the direction of Mrs. Elsie Watterwortlh. assist- ed by Mrs, Claude Nicholson. was an excellent presentation of the Christmas story. Miss Shirley Myers was the narrator. and the junior choir sang appropriate Christmas carols. A solo was very beautifully rendered by Master Wayne Nicholson. Others in the cast were Enolii. Macxenzie. Ken- neth Muclntyre. Joanne Watt.er- worth, Pauline Nicholson. Glenda Jamieson. Carol Boehner. Mar- jorie Gillis. David Mcxenna. Norman Mcxenna. Merrill Poole. Everett Myers. Atwood Stew-

art. Victor Bell. James Mac- Lenn. Beth Maclfcnzie. Susan J ardine. Peggy Fraser and

Georgina Dlngwell.

In his sermon Rev. Mr. Young spoke especially to the young peo- ple using for his text: "And Jesus increased in wisdom and stature and in favor with God and men."

Miss May McLeod. who has been employed in Woodstock. N.l3.. for the past few months has return- ed to her home in Cambridge.

Mr. Milton Llewellyn who has hr.-on a patient in the P.E.I. Hos- pital for some time. has return- ed to his home in Murray Har- !;our North.

Mr, and Mrs. Charles MacKellop and young son Kenneth. Tr nton, N.s.. are spending a few days iisiting at Murray Harbour North, guests of Mrs. MscKillop's par- rnts, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Llewel- lyii.

Mrs. l-iazen Macl..urc was hos- tc:-s to the members of the Ladies' Aid Society on Wednesday evcn- lag. December lilth. At the close of tie business meeting. .a delici- ous lunch was served by the has- tess assisted by Mrs. C. .l. Mclaure r.iid Mrs. Herbert Llewellyn.

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.fChristmas services were held at Murray Harbour North and Pcier's Road on Sunday, December 23rd, and were conducted by Mr. Carl Currie student at the Pres- byterian College, Montreal. Mr. Currie brought an inspiring mes- sage. taking as his text', Luke 2 an-.i a portion of verse 7. "Because there was no room for them in the inn". Morning hymns were "As With Gladness". "While Shepherds Watched". "O Come All Ye Faith- ful" and "Joy to The World." 0

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Death Point and Vicinity

A very successful Christmas concert was held on .Thursday evening. December 20, at Beach Point Schod. The concert was sponsored by the pupils of the school. A la-age crowd attended.

Mrs. William Head and son Billy returned home from Halifax to spend the Christmas holidays with Mrs. Head's parents. Mr. and Mn. Wilfred MaoNelll.

Mr. and Mrs. Emrmerson Mac- Leod and fa-mily have moved to Murray Harbour to spend the. winter. Mr. MacLeod is care- taker of the Murray Harbour Memorial rink.

Mr. William Baker returned home from Toronto where he hns been working for the past few months.

Mr. and Mrs. l-Iedley Penny re- turned home from Boston where they have been visiting their daughters for the past two months.

The Misses Zoena Jordan and Father Williams. students at. P. W. C.. are spending the Christ- mas holidays with their parents at Beach Point.

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Pisquid East Notes

Mr. Alton Jay was :1 visitor in Charlottetown on Saturday. De- cember 22nd.

Miss Evelyn Woolridgc, Mount Stewart. spent Christmas at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Woolridge.

Miss Shirley Jay, Charlottetown. spent the Christmas holidays at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. l-Iurold Jay.

Mr. nnd Mrs. Kcnny Gurlzind. Hermitage. spent Christmas with

Mrs. Garland's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kplly. ...fMrs. H1lD0ld7H)' iind Mr.

Floyd Jay wcrc visitors in Char- lottetown on Thursday. Decem- ber 20th.

Miss Georgie Dovcr. teacher in -Pisquid Enst School. was it visi-

.tor in Clitirloitc-town on Satur- iday. Dcroniher 22nd. Mr. Leith Woclridge. Mount

Stewart. visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Woolridgc at Charlottetown.

Miss Linda Lczirii. student at P.W.C.. Charlottetown. is spending the liolidziys at the home of her piircnts. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lcnrd.

The many friends of Mr. Fred Lcard are pleased to see him home from the Prince Edward Is-

PLUS CARTOON SONG HEEL

DING says: "Some movie I It's a beauty, folks -i a real good 'IIrII Too-rific"'

ENG 'IN'l1iODUCl'S i THE scamvs

GREAT NEW SINGING SENSATION Alli IAIIA ALBERGI-IE'I'l'I when VMCNIVMH balaq ballad Ihougbaul Ibo lsad u the (mutual

stun Inlay Had thtilad do astioa 100 yam not

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land I-loapitsl. much improved in health.

?isquid East School closed for the Christmas holidays on Friday. December 21st. A very entertain- ing program of songs and recita- tion: by the pupils was enjoyed by a large number of parents and friends. Santa arrived in his ul- ual jovial manner and distributed gifts from a. heavily laden tree to teacher and pupil; A vote of thanks was tendered the teacher for a very enjoyable afternoon.

. -BA. FREDA MARGARET ELLIS

The whole community was shock- ed and saddened to learn the angel of death had entered the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ellis Central Royalty, on the morning of December l2th. 1951. and called home their darling baby girl at the tender age of four months. She had been ill only a few days dur- ing which time she was tenderly nursed and cared for by her par- ents and aunts.

Little Freda was a bright and lovable child and to know her was to love her Besides her grief stricken parents she leaves one lit- tle sister. Beverley.

The funeral which was held Thursday afternoon. December 13th from Maohcun Funeral Home was largely attended and was con- ducted by Rev. H. D, Ashford. George Johnson rendered very faci- lngly "Safe in the Arms of Jesus."

The pallbearers who were uncles of the baby were Lloyd Shaw. Samuel Shaw. Alden Ellis and Olin Ellis. Her little body was ten- derly laid to rest in the People's Cemetery.

Budded on earth To bloom in heaven.

The floral tributes were as fol- lows:.-

PiIIowM Mother, Dad and Bcvcrley.

Wreatha:-- Grandma and Grandpa Shaw. Grandma and Grandpa Ellis.

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Georgetown Busy Pori ' Tliese Days

The Norwegian freighter. s. 5, Sonny Boy. was expected to com. plete loading slightly more than 40.000 bags of seed potatoes at Georgetown last nlght,and to sun for Havana. Cuba at daylight this morning.

Tlfe ship arrived in port, last Thursday morning and loading operations have been proceeding since. The cargo is being put aboard by the Associated Ship. pets. '

Other ships in port at George- town includothc S. S. Ulna. loud. lng potatoes for Sydney. and the M. V. Eskimo-which arrived Fri. day evening to take on a general cargo. Loading of the Eskimo has not started. Much of the cargo i; being trans-shipped by rail from Charlottetown, it was learned. The Eskimo had. been scheduled to call at Charlottetown but was diverted to the King's County port because of ice conditions.

A motor vessel is due at George- town from Newfoundland to loud produce.

Harbor pilot Temple Gotell will be taken off the S. S. Sonny Boy outside the harbor today by the C. G. S. Brunt, which has been in Georgetown now for a week.

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Uncle William and Aunt Phyllis. Uncle Alden and Aunt Margaret. Uncle Olin and Aunt Leah.

Mrs. Jack Blanchard and Girls, Freda Blanchard.

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Greene. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Coughlln, Jcan Adams and Mr. and Mrs,

Wilfred I-lambly.

Cord Of Thanks

Mr. and Mrs. Hamid Ellis wish 0 thank their many friends and eighhours for cards of sympathy and the many acts of kindness bo- stowed on them during their rec.

Uncle Cecil and Aunt. Margaret.

cnt sad bereavement.

NOTICE

IIOLIIDAY HUS SCHEDULES FOR. NEVV YEAR MONDAY DEC. 31st.

Buses will be held over in the following routes: -

Leaves Leaves Leaves Loin es Lear es Leaves Lt-a res

Summerside at 5.30 P. M. for Sumniersidc at 5.30 I'. M. for

(lharloftetown at 6.15 P. Mcfor Summcrsid Tignlsh. Charlottetown at 6.30 P. M. for Souris-Elmira.

Charlottetown at 6.30 P. M. for Montague-"ardlgan-Georgetown. Charlottetown at 3.00 P. M. via Bonshaw for Summerslde.

('hnrloti.eiown. Borden.

Summerside at 8.00 P. M. for Tlgnish.

JANUARY lst.. NEW YEARS DAY

Sunday Schedules To Be

Operated On All Routes.

For Information

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TODAY-TUESDAY (New Year's Day), WEDNESDAY

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