The Guardian Page 5

, The Eastern Guardian

Wednesday. June 23, 1954

..-Mr. Reg Reid, Montague, was , week-end visitor to Saint John.

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..'Mr. and Mrs. Harry Higgin- bnihllm. Halifax. were week-end \'lsls0l‘.5 to Montague.

....'WIGIlTMAN Business vice, Montasue. will be from June 19 to June 25.

..-sr. MARY'S PARTSII. Moni- ggue, chicken supper. Wednesday August 18_ Beaver Club Hall.

..'lil0NTA(‘-(‘E curlers. Meeting riuh room on Thursday. June

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:1. at 7:30 standard time. Im- portant business. ....‘LU(}KY WINNER-—.lohn W.

i‘;iin. New Perth. was the lucky \\'InfieT' of a kiddies Jeep in a guessing contest sponsored by the Montague Co-op. The drawing fnnk place Saturday night. Mr. rain guessed ‘.’Ali0 beans in the iuittle, and the actual count was 2431.

..‘NATlVE ISLANDER PASSES .iwAY —- Word has been received that Mrs. Annie MacPliee of Bel- llitlflf, Mass. widow of the late Ml’. John Mack‘-‘hee. passed away June 7 She was born in Brooklyn, P.E.I., an August 22, 1864_ Mrs. MacPhee had been living with her son-in- Ili\V and (laughter, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm MacPherson for the past sewn years. Funeral service was Ilf‘Id June 9 from her late home, Dr. H. J. Ockcryd of Park street Church, Boston, officiating. Burial was in Puritan Lawn Cemetery, Pcabodfu Mass.

,.-MINERAL YESTRI)AY— The mineral service for the late M1”!- .i.iuries Hewitt. who passed away at her home in Lower Montague on Runday, was held yesterday from the Lower Montague church with Rev. J. M. Fraser officiating. The liymns sung were “The Old Rugged tfiinss" and “Abide With Me." M1‘. and Mrs. Douglas Coffin and M1‘- lilld Mrs. Ralph Beck feeiingii’ rendered "The Haven Of Rest." Flower bearers were George Poole, Kenneth MacDonald, Donald Ross, Robert Ross. Roger Jackson, Fred- d_v Landrigrin. Pall bearers were Ralph Graham. Jonas Jackman. Roy Aitken, Lemuel Robertson. Al- bert Ellsworth, John Landrigan.

Personals

_.‘A.ndrea Jane Mccloskey. Bear River. seven year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Mccloskey. is . patient in the souris Hospital.

0 . B|'I$‘I’OI and I I U ‘. Vicinity ..'Dcctor J. C. sinnott. Mrs. Sinnott and son, Patrick. arrived from Montreal last Saturday night to spend a month‘: vacation with the dntr:tor's parents, Mr. and Mrs. P, R. Sinnott herepand Mrs.

linnottil mother. Mrs. Fitzgerald, in Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lapierre. arrived from Montreal to spend I short vacation with Mr. La- piarre'I father. Stannis Lapierre, and other relatives and friends.

Rev. Phalen McKenna, P.P.. celebrahd Mass at both Catholic Churches here on Sunday for the first time in 14 weeks. He is re- nvoring from a heart attack and in to take several rests every sy.

Able Seaman Laurance Gau- thier. R. C. N., and his bride are lponding I few days with Mr. gambler‘: mother, Belle Gau-

er.

The Catholic clergy from here and other parishes around left lnr St. Dunstan’: University last Iiunday evening for their annual retreat that will last until Fri- Iiiy night.

Judging by the number of pleas- ants around the fields, and high- ways here we are in for a good shooting season. There seems to ‘Je a great many of them around and they are very tame.

A lovely status of good St. Anne has been erected inside the Little Flower Church near the altar.

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-‘Mrs. Cyril Johnson was hostess in the members of Kilmuir W. X. en Juno 3, with 11 members and six visitors present. -

The president, Mrs. D. Stewart, ‘tinned the meeting with the In- =iituto Creed. The secretary. Mrs. Colin MacDonald. called the roll and read the minutes of the pre- vious meeting.

included in the correspondence Vin a letter from the Institute of- -'iCe requesting members to knit wilt squares for Greek Relief t-‘und_ The secretary was requested ‘-0 write to the Department oi Agriculture for booklets on “seed: and How to Plant Them."

Anpointed u delegates to the district convention were Mrs. M. N. Macaowan and Mrs. P. W. Mac- Donald._Mra. D. Stewart and Min Anne MacDonald were appointed to attend The Charlottetown‘ con- venoion.

An interesting contest held by Mrs. l_ larquhariaon was won by Mia Joan Macflowan. A penny sale was held by Min Joan Mac- Oowan, which netted a man sum toward the funds.

Mrs. D. Stewart extended a kind invitation to the members to hold the next meeting at her home. Roll call will III "My Worst Ou-

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.-.'LOWll MONTAGUII Reg- atta, July 14.

....'N0'i'ICl:. Kings Mill. Mon- taaue. open for business daily 1 am. to 5 p.m. Closed Saturday 12 o'clock.

.-"NOTICE-—All taxes due New Perth school, district no. 53, must be paid June 30. 1954, otherwise will be collected through the courts. By order of trustees.

.-.'3-ACT comedy "Rise and Shine" by St. Theresa's players. Wednesday. June 23. in A. D. Mac- Kenzla Hall. Montague. 8 p.m. standard time. Admission .50 and .25.

..‘SAlLS WITH PULPWOOD — The M. V. Lady Cecil from Quebec sailed from Montague yesterday with another 450 cords of pulp- wood for Quebec. This is the ship's third trip to Montague, and is be- ing loaded from the pulpyard at Montague of A. H. Anderson, Ltd.

Murray Harbor North Am! Vicinity

..‘Misses Myrtle Millar and Verna Johnston were visitors to Charlottetown on June 8.

Min. Gerald Proctor, Charlotte- town, spent several days recently with Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Hickeii. Oak Valley.

Mr. Stan Maclnnis of the Nat- ional Film Board presented several interesting films in the local hall on June 8. before a large and apprec- iative audience.

The young friends of Harry Hig- ginbotham, Cambridge. are sorry to hear he had the misfortune to fall off a bicycle and fracture li‘.= arm. All wish him a speedy recov- ery.

Miss Blanche Millar arrived from Boston. Mass. recently and will spend some time at her home here.

The second Immunization Clinic was held in the school on June 7. Dr. Bonnell and Miss Charlotte Gordon R. N., were in attendance.

A host of friends were sorry to hear that Mrs. Willard McClure i:. a patient in the Kings County Mem- orial Hospital suffering from shock and injuries received when she was struck by a car in Montague on June 12.

The many friends of Mrs. Weston Johnston are sorry to hear she is confined to her home due to injur- ies sustained in an accident at Mon- tague on June 12. All join in wish- ing her a speedy recovery.

Miss Norma. Goff and Mr. Ken- neth Bryenton. Charlottetown, were visitors to Murray Harbour North last Sunday, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marvyn Johnston.

Mr. and Mrl. Stewart Ciei-nenis and family. White sands, were rec- ent gueats ofthe former‘s aunt. Mrs. C. J. Moliure.

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.. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Diamond.

Charlottetown. were visiting rela- tive: at Murray Harbor North recently.

The many friends of Mrs. Lillian MICFBUYGH. Bolton. Ma.as.. regret to Team she is a patient in the King's County Hospital, Mom‘. gue. All wish her a. speedy and complete recovery.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard McLean and Mr. Reginald Reid, Montague, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reid on June 18.

The annual meeting of the Wo- men’: Missionary Society was held in the vutiy of the church with 12 members present. Election of officers for the ensuing year re- sulted as follows: president, Mrs. Harry Reid: vice president, Mrs. Nettie Millar; secretary, Mrs. Webster Clow; treasurer. Mrs. James Graham (r elected).

Miss Gail LeLacheur, riurse-in- training in the P. R. 1. Hospital. who is spending her holidays at her home in Murray Harbor was the recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Johnston, Peters Road.

Miss Muriel Coilings. Charlotte- town. spent the week-end of June 12 at Murray Harbor North, guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Claw.

Mr. and Mrs. John Good and son. Barry. Charlottetown, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marvyri Johnston on June 18. ,

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den Pest and What to do About It" Following the meeting lunch was served by the hostess, tea cups were read by some of the members.

31'. JOHN'S, Nfid.. (CP)—The Newfoundland legislature prerog- ued Tuesday after a hectic ses-

sion which began March 24.

MAYFAIIT

Wesimoreiand Singers_ Heard In Novel Concert

..°A novel and entertaining var- iety concert by the We-stmorelarid Singers of Moncton, N.B., inter- spersed with numbers by local talent, was presented in MacKen- nie Hall. Montague, on Monday evening.

The concert opened with a rol- licking farm scene, with lively songs and dances and colorful and amusing costumes. The program continued with receitations by He- len Btceves; tap dancing by three young ladies of Montague, Heather Jamieson, Florence MacDonald, and Kay MacLean; a dance and song, Peggy O'Neill," by little Miss Florence MacDonald; a unique presentation of “Daisy" songs by the Westmoreland Singers, with the heads of the ladies appearing in a mosaic arrangement; a very clever memory test by the brilli- ant, amazing and fascinating "Doc Horton" impersonated by Helen Steeves; ballet dances by Marcia MacDonald and Glenda Jamieson of Montague; and a group of mod- ern songs by the singers.

In closing the ladies sang. a parody on Montague with refer- ence to local friends and acquaint- ances which was composed by one of their number and made a big hit with the audience.

Rev. J. M. Fraser thanked the visiting ladies who have made several appearances here, and who every year bring something new and of infinite variety. Mrs. Hugh Buchanan of Moncwn and Mrs. D. M. MacDonald of Montague, sup- plied the piano accompaniment. The program closed with The Queen.

Pisouid East And . - . Vicinity . ‘Mrs. Edward E. Jay was a vis- itor in Charlottetown on June 15,

and at Pownal June 16. guest of her aunt. Mrs. Mary Ballem.

Mr. and Mrs. Levi Jay were in Charlottetown on June 15 attending the Jay-Kays wedding.

Mr. George W. Jay was a VI-Vito!‘ in Charlottetown on June 15.

Mrs, Harold Jay was a visitor in Lorne Valley on June 16. guest of her sister Mrs. Earle .\iacDoiialo and Mr. MacDonald.

Mr. Bruce Jay spent. 3 short visit in Boston. Mass. over the June 12 week-end.

Her many friends regret to hear that Sally Leard has had an op- eration in the Prince Edward Is- land Hospital and hope for a fast and complete recovery.

Mr. and Mrs, Elmer MacKlnnoii. motored from Somerville, Mass, to spend ii holiday with Miss Gladys and Mr. Chester Birt.

Masters Wayne and Brian Birt are spending some time with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Birt

Miss Linda Leard. Souris. spent the June 19 week-end with he: parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pi-ed Lear-cl.

Mrs. Alton Jay was a visitor in Charlottetown on June 19.

Mr. George Dover and daughter, Georgie were recent visitors in Charlottetown .

Mr. Guy Jay spent the June 19 week-end at the home of his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Jay.

Mr. George Jay was a recent via- itor in borne Valley. guest of his daughter Mrs. Earle MacDonald and Mr. MacDonald.

Mr. Alvin Burke. memhaiit at Picquid, was in Charlottetown on business June ii).

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Affleck and family, Mount Stewart. were guests gs Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Jay on June

Mr. and Mrs Edwin Craig, West Covehead, spent the June 19 week. end with Mrs. Craig's sister. Mrs. George Jay and Mr. Jay

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Mrs, Eddy Morrison of Spring Park was elected President of the P. E. 1. Drama Festival Associa- tion when the annuai meeting was held last night in City Hall. Other officers were: Honorary President, Dr. L. W. Shaw, Deputy Minister of Education; Past President, Daniel MacDonald, St. Peter's Bay; President. Mrs. Eddy Morrison, Spring Park; Vice Presidents: Prince, Mrs. L. G. Ramsay, Ken- singtori, R. R; Queens, Mrs. Bert Patterson, North River Road; Kings, Mr. Gilbert Clements, Mou- tague. Secretary - treasurer, Miss Jessie Fraser, Summerside.

Conveners:

Junior Drama, Min Estelle Bow- ncss, Summerside.

Door, tickets and programmes, Mrs. Frank Ross. Parkdale.

Entertainment, Mrs. Julian Her- ring. Cliarlnitetmim.

Adjudication, Mrs. M. F. Rodd. Pnrkdale.

Scholarship. Mrs. Willard Lank. West Royalty.

Advertising Publicity and In- formation, Mr. Eddy Crernlmm. Charlottetown.

Membership. Mrs. Victor Hudson, Parkdale.

stage, Harry Morris. town.

Nominations, Mrs. James Mur- pliy, Charlottetown.

Play - Reading, Miss Campbell, Ciiarlottetown.

Historian. Mrs. Fred Charlottetown, R. R. ‘T.

Liaison Officers, Catholic W0- men's League, Mrs. J. Austin Mur- phy, Emerald; Women's Institute. Mrs. Harold Laird. Kelvin: Y. P. A- Arthiir MacLeaii, Charlottetown. R, R. 6.‘ Junior Farmers. Morris Deacon, Charlottetown: F‘ *1 I‘ in Forum. Charles Yeo, Bherbrooke; P. E, T. Libraries, Dorothy Cullen. Charlottetown.

Advisers Rev. Louis J. Ca1lailh‘“‘- Kensiiigton, R. K: Daniel M80’ Donald. St. Peter's Bai’: M11 N911 Mathcsoii. Southporid A”‘°1d Walker. Kelvin.

M,-_ name] ,\facDonaId, in the president‘s report noted that thr- drama finals held this year‘ WPN‘ a wonderful success indicated b.\ the words of commendation re- ceived from the adjudicator: iii the festival. The president was

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Peakes And Vicinity

-«'.Mr. Patrick Ciarkin, Peakes Road, visited Charlottetown, June 10.

Meurs. Joseph Kenny and John Trainor, visited Montague, June 14.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold MacDon- ald. Mt. Stewart. visited rec- ently at the home of Mr. and

,Mrs. John Hughes.

Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ciarkin, June 13 in- cluded Mrs. James Sheen and daughters. Suuris, Mrs. Anthony Perry and children, Tignish.

Mrs. Alex Grant. visited husband who is a patient at the Charlottetown Hospital. June 16. His many friends wish him an

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reached the highest volume since 1949-50 at which time the acreage was 20% in excess of this the 1953-54 crop. Only a few carloads remain to be shipped from the Island and when these move this week, it will represent an entire clean-up of the crop.

Mr. Richard MacPhee of New Haven was recently appointed to fill the vacancy on the Potato Board occasioned by the death of Mr. Chester E. Shaw. Mr. Mac- Phee’s appointment will remain effective to June 30, 1955.

DROYINING ACCIDENT AT MONTAGIIE

AVERTED BY QUICK.

..'A near drowning fatality was averted by the quick action of young Billy MacLure of Montague last evening when he rucued young Boyd Coffin as the little boy uiis sinking in deep water. The

early return to good health.

Mr. Ernest Grant. employee on the Abegweit. Borden spent the week-end of June 12 at his home on St. Patrick‘: Road.

Mrs. M. Handrahan visited Mrs. Marian Gillan, Charlottetown, on June 12. .

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jefferies and family. Charlottetown. visit- ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs

Ralph Grant, St. Patrick’: Road, June 16. Mrs. Sellicker, New Glasgow

N. S. spent the week of June 13 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- seph MacDonald.

Mrs. Maylea Manning and Miss Brown from the Women's Insti- tute Branch, Charlottetown, vis- ited Peakes Junior Sewing Club, May 15 and presented Misses Ger- tie, Lorraine. Anne, Miriam and Juanita Gillan with certificates

for having completed their first.

year in sewing.

Frost has claimed many the early vegeabie gardens strawberries in this vicinity.

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boy, together with several play- mates was swimming at the new road bridge, when he decided to swim across an intervening space; however. he was unable to completa the distance. and becoming panicy. began to go under.

The boy was first noticed in dif- ficulty by Elaine Poole who went to his assistance. but she was un- able to help as he became frantic and almost pulled the little girl under the water with him. She called for assistance and young Billy. about 14 years old who was standing on the bridge fully clothed, leaped into the water and dragged the boy to safety. He was taken to his home where. except for a fright. he is suffering no iii ef- fects from his unfortunate mishap.

FREDERICTON. (CF) _- More than 150 post master-i will be here taday for the 20th conference of Ill! Maritime Post Masters As-

sociation.

OTTAWA, (CP)-—-Present plans for Sir Winston Churchill's visit to Ottawa call for the British

prime minister and foreign secre-

tary Eden spending all of June 30 in the capital, officials said Tuesday.

high in his praise to Mr. Barry Bugden for the service he render- ed groups participating in drama work.

Mr. MacDonald expressed the thanks of the Association to Dr. Shaw. for opening the festival: to the Legislature for the grant given, and to all members of the executive who worked so hard In the interest of the drama.

The secretary’: report. HIV!“ by Miss Jessie Fraser of Summeralde, showed that six executive meet- ings were held during the year. She made reference to the drama newsletter which is being sent out to all members keeping them

informed of drama happenings throughout the Dominion. She thanked the executive for their

support throughout the year.

I.IIIIe-NTIIICIIOII In Potato Acreage

"it would seem at present that next year’: potato market will greatly depend upon the yield of the crop.” said Mr. Donald A. Mac- Donald, chairman of the P. I. 1. Potato Marketing Board, yester- day.

Mr. MacDonald was basing his remarks on the fact. there is little reduction in the potato acreage In this Province from the 40,000 acres planted last year. The same con- dition. he says, exists in both Maine and New Brunswick.

Potato shipments from the Pro- vince for the past season has

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