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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN
THE EASIERN GUARDIAN
AGENTS:-MONTAGUI: Ihrold F. Landry. Mn. Byron Stewart. Mrs. Bruce Macl'hee. Miss Joyce Wlggtnton. Miss Joan Johnston. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Walden Layers.
The Montague: town: ards Av. Son.
Guardian may he
bought at Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Office: in George- Iha Post Office: in Esourls: The Snack Bar and R. Rich-
thc. following places in
.JCHICKEN AND HAM SUP- PER. Beaver Club Hall. Montague. Wednesday, November 29th. Aid 01 Kings County Hospital.
Dr. J. H. Blanchard. Mrs. Blanchard and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Arsenault. Charlottetown. were recent visitors to Montague. N19 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Landry.
Mr. Malcolm MacQuarrie. New Perth. Mr. John Yeo. Montague. Mr. Monty Annear. Lower Mon- tague, all students of P.W.C.. spent the week-end at their re- spective homes.
.. 'MOTOB VESSEL ABll.lVES- The motor vessel "Palfrey" arrived in port at Montague Saturday morning from Fortune. Nflti.. uti- der the command of Capt. Charles Thornhiii. The vessel will take on a cargo of mixed produce from Poole and Thompson's. local ex- porters. Also arriving Saturday was the "Trinity North" from Bel- orum. Nfld., under the command of Captain John Brenton. This vessel will also take on a cargo of mixed produce for Newfound- land ports.
. Whim Road I I I
and Vicinity Mr. James Macl..eod, employee of the Island Motor Transport Company, recently visited his par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Murdock Mac- Leod, whim Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Campbell. whim Road. spent several days in Charlottetown. visiting their son- iii-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Watts.
The Albion w.l. he-id it success- ful dance in Whini Road hall on Tuesday night. The music for old time dancing -was supplied bx Messrs. Calvin Kemp and Laurie MacDonald.
His many friends are pleased to know that Mr. Jimmie Campbell has returned to his home in whim Road and is making a satisfactory recovery after his recent operation at the Prince Edward Island Hos-
pital.
Mr. Malcolm Nicholson. whim Road. who was recently A patient in the Kings County Hospital, is now convalescing at the home of his son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Martin. Charlottetown All are pleased to know that he is recovering satisfactorily.
Mrs. George Clarey entertained thetmembers of the Ladies Auxil- iary ofit-hs United church at her home on Friday night. In the ab- sence of the president. Mrs. W.D Fraser, the meeting was conducted by Mrs. J.N. MacDonald. The sec- retary, Mrs. Colin MacDonald. was present to attend to the usual bus- iness procedure. Mrs. Webb Nich- olson invited the ladies to hold their next meeting at her home. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess during the social hour that followed the meeting.
CAME FROM U. S.
The first convoys of United nin- ping Loyalists sailed from the United States for Halifax in 1763. .
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Of Farm Machinery on the premises of William C. Graham, Gaspereaux, on
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 29th at the hour of 11 o'clock. 6. ll. NELSON, Auctioneer.
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Miss Ola Hamilton. employee of the Bank of Nova Scotixi. Char- lottetown. spent the week end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hamilton. New Perth.
. . .."'TI'lE DOOLINS Arc Com- ing." more feared than Jesse James. They sweep the country.
With Randolph Scott as leader. Wood Islands, Monday: Miliview. Tuesday; Sturgeon, Wednesday; Cardigan. Thursday; Eldon. Fri- day; Bridgetown, Saturday. .'FAllEWEl.L PARTY -- A farewell party was held at the
home of Mrs. Harold Nicholson. for Mr. David Thompson and Mi'. Paul Dewar. on Friday evening, where many of their friends gathered to wish them luck on their journey to Toronto. On- tario. The evening was spent in an enjoyable sing-song.
rG4.STI ANDREWS CHURCH- The evening service in St. An- drew's Presbyterian Church w1s
conducted by the pastor, Rev. F. N. Young. Evening hymns were. "The Man Who Oiire Hath Found Abode". "How Sweet The Name of Jesus Sounds". and "Now God Be With Us." Special music under the direction of J. E. Dunning in- cluded the anthem "Faithful Unto Death". solo part taken by Mr. Dunning. Rev. Mr. Young spoke a very inspiring sermon. choosing his text from the 27th chapter of the Acts of the Apostles.
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Magistrate's Court Al Georgetown
Magistratc's Court was held in the Court House in Georgetown on Thursday morning at 10:00 a. m.. when Siipendiary Magistrate for King's County, Joseph W. Mac- Donald. K.C., heard several cases. The first case heard involved a resident of Lyndsle in Queen's County, who pleaded guilty to a charge of being intoxicated in a public place. contrary to section 36(2) of the Prince Edward Island Tc-niipcrance Act. A fine of S2000 and costs was imposed or in de- fault of payment 30 days in King's County Jail. A resident of Peakc's pleaded guilty to a charge under section 539 of the Criminal Code of Canada. with unlawfully and wilfully doing damage to the ex- teni of S200. by breaking a window in St. Patrick's Road School. The accused was fined 520.00 and costs which included the expenses of re- placing thc damaged prc-perty or one month in jail. In the final case a resident of Murray River had a plea of guilty entered on his behalf to a charge under section 5l(d) of the Highway Traffic Act. of unlawfully driving a motor vehicle on the public highway. without first obtaining at license for the current year. A fine of 35.00 and costs was imposed and in default to serve l0 days in jail.
Court adiiouriied to Monday, November 27th at Montague.
Montague United VIMS. Meeting
The. meeting of the W. M. S. of Montague Trinity United Church. which was postponed because of the church supper, was held on Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Ethan Stewart and was well attended.
The devotional service was is- ken by Mrs. M. Macbean, the theme being "One In Christ". Scripture was read by Mrs. L. Macbeod. and a brief talk by the leader on Dr. Kagawa was given. A duet by Mrs. H. L. MacGi-egor and Mn. L. A. Johnston, "1 walk- ed In The Garden" was much en- joyed. This period of worship was closed with ii circle of prayer.
The business period folloived. A report of the box sent to Labrador was given. This was valued at
1920
A call for help for Korea and overseas relief was brought to the meeting and it was decided to hold wm-k meetings when wool quilts and an afghan would be made.
Plans were made for I C. G. I. T. rally, which is to be held in the church hall. Reports of sick and hospital calls were given: 46 hospital. 22 sick calls were made. 24 treats and five cards were sent.
Mrs. Horace Fraser then gave an interesting talk on Japan from the study book, telling the story of Temko San. a little Japanese girl.
The meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction. Refreshments were served and a pleasant half
hour endoyed.
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French guides are shown at grim task” of removing bodies from wreckage of the "Canadian Pil- grim”, which crashed in French
NOVEMBER 27, 1950
Alps with 58 aboard on Holy Year trip from Rome to Montreal. Here guides are using a sled to carry I body down one of the steep grades to foot of mountain.
Georgetown and Vicinity
Master Gtnrge MacDonald was a recent visitor to Charlottetown.
Miss Earlene Lavers lottetown was a recent Miss Peggy Walker.
of Char- guest 0!
Major J. A. MacDonald and tiaughicr. .li:dy. of Cardigan, were visitors lo the City on Friday.
Mrs. Fred Allen and daughter. Miss Pearl Allen, were visitors to Charlottetown recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Temple Goicll were among Gcorgeioniaiis visit- ing Charlottetown on Friday.
Mrs. Laura Lavers. Mrs. N. W. Hanson and Mrs. J. W. Lavcrs were visitors to Charlottetown oti Friday.
Miss Mary Doyle. R. N.. left last week for Boston, lVlass.. following an extcndcd visit with her father. Mr. Ernest Doyle.
Mrs. Felix Morrison, accompan- ied by her daughter. Miss Teresa
Morrison. R.N.. were visitors to Charlottetown on Friday. Friends of Mrs. .los(ph Mac-
Phtc are pleased in hear that she has rcitiriicri ho-iiie from the Char- lottctt:-wii Hospital. where she nas -been a patient.
Mr. William Biiffcit of Snurir. has arrived in Gcor-gciown. where he will reside for the winter months with his daughter, Mrs. Spurgcon Walker.
John Mathieson and Donnie Mae- Nally of Charlottetown. were visit- ors to Georgetown ovcr the weck- end and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Temple Gotell.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fraser of North Lake and Mrs. Percy O'Han- ley of Souris motored in George-
. will hear with regret that her ill-
iown recently, where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon Walker.
Friends of Mrs. Wilfred Prosper
iicss has iieccssitcited her entering the Charlottetown Hospital and all express the hope that her con- dition will rapidly imrprove.
workmen of the Maritime Elec- tric Company were engaged for several days last wcek in general line maintenance and repair in Georgetown. including cutting and hauling of interfering tree branches and the straightening of many poles.
In our recent article on the dis- inantlin; of the weigh-scales on Water Street and of their removal doing away with an old land-mark. a typographical error stated their a-pproximaic age as 20 years. when this should have read 70 years.
Mr. Hamid Dicks, son of Cap- tain and Mrs. Nelson Dicks. left early in the week for H. M. C. S. Cornwallis. in Nova Scotia, where he will take his basic training the Royal Canadian Navy. niaiiy friends wish Harold success in his chosen field.
.."The November meeting of the W. M. S. of St. David's United Church was held at the home of Mrs. W. W. McLarcn. The wor- Shizp service dealt with the theme. "One In Christ". and was shared in by the nicmrbers. At the close nf the busincss session dainty rc- frrshmeiiis were served by the IlOSlCSS.
Captain C. M. Fitzgerald and Captain J. J. Fitzgerald motored to Murray Hanbour on Friday. While there they looked over a schooner under rcipair for Captain McGuire of Borden. Captain C. M. Fitzgerald. a veteran sliiipibuilder of
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uscd for replacement in this KEEPS KIITEN schooner. he having cut it out LONDON - (CP) - Michael while operating his shipyard in Murphy, 1a, rescued . kitten from
GCWKNOWH Some years 330- o. drain-pipe but thought he'd bet-
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ested only in dogs." Michael tool: the kitten home.
By George Clark
LONDON - (CP) A Princes: Marie Louise. a grand-daughter of Queen Victoria, gave this def- inition of modern music at ri re- cent luncheon: "It's like iiif7d9l'" life-a lovely melody. then discord and a crash. Like modern life. it is sometimes hard to understand.
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