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SEPTEMBER 5, .952

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AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: llnrold F. Bruce MacPhee. Min Joyce

AGENT GEORGETOWN:

The Guardian may be bought at my following places In ltlonugur Blue Dome Restaurant, and Gnu-dlus Post Office; In Soiirls: The Snack Bar and n. nlcnuu . 3...

Miss Helen Lannan. Charlotte- town. has accepted a position on the nursing staff of the Kings County Hospital.

.'Mr. and Mrs. Russell Beck and son Garry, Toronto, were recent guests of Mr. Beck's uncle. Mr. R. W. Beck, and Mrs. Beck. Mont- ague.

Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Maclntyre and Mrs. Jessie Shaw. Montague. were visitors to Murray River yes- ierclay.

Mrs. Edward Murphy. Boston. Man” arrived in Montague last week to spend some time here.

. 'IIOLY TRINITY (Anglican) Georgetown, Sunday. September 7th. Thirteenth Sunday after Trin- ity. 11 A. M. Morning Prayer and Addrem. Mr. ll. E. Milley. Lay Reader.

. "I0 SCOTCHMEN - Scotch tartan cups and saucers in follow- ing clan tartans: MacLean. Mac- Leod. MacDonald. Royal Stewart. Cameron. Campbell. Fraser. Black Watch. in bone china by Royal Stafford. Price 51.75. By mail 32.00 C. R. Boehner. Jeweller Gift Shop. Montague.

EPREAFIIING SERVICE in the Murray Harbour Christian Church. Sunday, September 'lth. 1962. at 'l P. M. Sing Song of Old Favorite Hymns following the evening ser- vice. Merrill Nicholson. Song Lead- er and Preacher. All welcome.

EMURRAY HARBOUR PAS-

of Canada. Services Sunday, Sep- tember 7th. 11 A. M. Murray River 2 P. M. Little Sands. 3.30 P M Belle River 6.30 P. M. Murray Harbour. Please note change of hour Rev. D. Wallace MacPherson. Minister.

. SVAI.I.EYFIEI..D w ORWELL. CONGREGATION. -- Sunday ser- vice. September "llh. Orwell Head, ll A.M. Kilmuir. 3 PM. Valleyfield. 7.30 PM. Song service at which Murray Harbour and Murray River choirs will talre part with the local choir. and Rev D. W. Macphex-son will give the address. Rev. A, C. Fraser. Minister.

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Office; In Georgetown: TIC

.Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fraser and son. Ralph, and Mrs. Francis Fraser. Montague. were recent vis- itors to Georgetown.

I ...M The many friends on P. E. I. of Mr. P. R. Milburri. Windsor, N.S.. are pleased to hear he was ap- pointed manager of the Bank of Nova Scotia, in Freeport, N. S.

..'Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Cannon. Moncton. N. S. spent the holiday week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. 11. Nelson, Montague.

..fFor disturbing the peace a resident of Montague was fined 360.00 and costs by Magistrate

Joseph W. MacDonald at court held at Georgetown yesterday.

Dr. Malcolm Beck and Mrs. Beck had as their guests at their sum- mer cottage in Brudenell -last week Mr. and Mrs. Ken Norris and children. Barry. Marilyn and Paul. of Ifortville. Indiana.

Miss Muriel Peardon. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Pear- don, Montague. left yesterday for Charlottetown where she enrolled as a student nurse at the P. E. 1. Hospital.

...!MONTAGL'E United Church Charge. Siinday. Sept. 7th. TFIYIII)

Church Monlzilziic Slinrllly Srlmoll 10 a.m.. morning st-rricc ll a.m. Lower Montaguc 7.30 p.m.

Teachers Conven.t'on Opens At Uigg Sc 001

' The first sessions of a two-day teacher's convention were held at Uigg school yesterday m hing and afternoon attended by '1 tea- chers from surrounding districts.

In the morning the meeting opened with the appointment of committees. press. resolutions. and nominations. The president of the local association. Mr. John Hughes gave an excellent opening address welcoming the teachers to the convention. and stressing the fact that though the teaching profes- sion was not well paid. itvwas none the less. a very important one. He reviewed the activities of the past year, and cited two important re- sults of the teachers federation activities. and increase in teachers salaries, and an improvement in the pension plan.

Miss Helen Yoe of the staff of Prince of Wales College gave a very instructive session on high school English. and the common errors found in students English in writing examinations.

A discussion period followed on the subject "Latin in the Schools" and "Grade 8 Examinations. was emphasized that the grade ll exminatioris were to be used as a guide in grading pupils. and not as.lhe final and only examinations to be considered.

Mr. Willard Brehaut. supervisor. gave a very interesting address on the physical atmosphere and the psychological atmosphere of the classroom. He drew up I vivid

.3 VISITING IN SOUKIS -. Mr. and Mrs. Louis O'Connor ti." Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ham-I mill of Bedcque and Mr. and Mrs. Dicl: Steele of Summerslde. spcntl last Sunday in souris, the wel- come guests of Mr. and Mrs. John: J. MacDonald. y

lorate. Sunday, Sept. 7. Schools: 10 am. Montague; 2 ram. Georgetown and Murray River. Vllorship services: 11 am. Mon- lazue; 3 p.m. Murray Harbour: 7:30 p.m. Murray River. llenry E. Allaby, pastor.

JTRANSFEIIRED -- Constable Doug Watson, who has been with the 'Montagpe detachment R. C. M. P. for the past six months has been transferred to Charlottetown. Transferred to Montague is Con- stable Jack Cveisler of "A" Divis- ion. Ottawa Const Geisler. of Moose Jaw. Sask.. completed his training at Rockcliffe in January of this year. and received his first posting to Ottawa.

Skin Eruptions

ere II I clean. stainless. ecneintinl lather iie oil that brings wtedy relief (mm the lichlol and discmnlorl. .

Not only does MOONFS F.ME.RAl.I) OII. nmmnle rapid and healthy healing in open mm and wounds hill bulls rind simple ulcers are also relieved.

In mu Illeellnns the itching nlliezems is quickly Ilopped. Punplc&-skin eruptions an up and scale all in I xery few days. The same is- trua or Barber's lleh. Sail Rheum. Ilehlnl Tone and Fee: and other Inllamrnllorv skin dist-rt1erx-

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- ....'lIl0NTAGllE BAPTIST Pas- tense and turbulent happenings in 5""d"-V a riproarlng mining town

”SILVER. CITY” AT THE CAPITOL

Paramount's "Silver City". yd Technicolor adventure drama. will how in today at the Capitol Theatre. With Edmond .0'Brlen. Yvonne De Carlo. Barry Fitzgerald. Gladys George and Laura Elliott starred. the film deals with the

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comparison between two schools. one having such an atmosphere. the other lacking it. He then went on to show it u a necessary part of the physical and mental devel- opment of the student. kid the necessity for teachers to develop this atmosphere in the classroom.

In the sftemoon Mr. Hughes read a report of the P. E. 1. tea- chers federaiion. after which Mrs. Philip Ross of Vernon gave an en- lightening demonstration of lang- uage pronounciation nd enunci- atlon. stressing the ne for speak- ing each syllable clearly and dis- tinctly.

A group discussion followed on the curriculum. and teachers aid in teaching subjects. The day's session concluded with Mr. Louis Herring. Murray River giving I demonstration on the teaching of arithmetic which had many inter- esting features for the teachers. The program today will get underway at 0:30. and will feature an-address in the afternoon by dDr'. L. W. Shaw. Deputy-Mlnis- ter and Director of Educatlor

Farewell Party At Montague

A farewell party was held Tues- day evening at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Harold Dunn in honour of their daughter Mary Leona. who leaves Monday to join the order of St. Martha at Charlottetown. A large number of relatives and friends gathered to bid her fare- well. An address was read by Mr. Eugene Dunn, and an appropriate gift on behalf of those present was presented by Miss Bernadette MacKenzie. Miss Dunn fittingly thanked her friends for the very excellent address and worthy gift. Rev. Father Mocardle. pastor of St. Mary's Church at Montague,

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Central character in the fast- paced activities is O'Brien. portray- ing a mining engineer who strays from the straight and narrow when he engineers a holdup of the com- pany office. Barred from mlnlnz jobs in the boom areas. he sets up shop in Silver City as an assayer and is soon drawn into a Ichemt to wrest a rich silver lease from Yvonne De Carlo, who bosses her father's digglngs.

At this point. O'Brien switches to the right side of the law, and along with the pistol-wielding Miss De Carlo and some hastily recruit- ed hombres. mixes it up with the murderous , cutthroats hired bv mine owner Fitzgerald to see that the claim isn't worked. some bone-crunching brawls. a pistol duel on a speedlnx 10181!!! main. larson and dynamiting are.somc ;of the torrid events that spark this tale of treachery. lust and murder on ll lawless frontier.

Appreciation

The Montague Biluich Can- adian Legion B.E.S.L. wish to ex- press their thanks to the busi- ness men of Montague who P70" vldod transportation for the

spoke regarding the religious cal- ling. and wished Miss Dunn every

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fur. and Mia. Elmer Dunning of Charlottetown were visitors to Georgetown on Monday. Septem- ber lbt.

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Mr. and Mrs. Harry sentner of Charlottetown. accompan' ” Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Osborne. mo- tored to Georgetown on Molidey. September ist, where they visited friends.

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Mr. and Mrs. Angus Stewart and family of Plctoll. N'. 8.. were re- cent guests at the home of the Misses Margaret and Jenny Lee Richards.

Mrs. Sterling Sell and daughter Jennifer. who have been the guests of Mrs. Bell's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Rafuse. left re- cently on return to their home in Boston. Mass. '

The many friends of Mr. Wei- ter Macbean will learn with regret of his illness. which is confining him to his home. and all express the hope for a speedy return to good health.

Georgetown students leaving on Wednesday, September 3rd to at- tend lPrince of Wales College. were: Miss Sheila DeLory. Miss Bernice DeLory. Mlls Joan Mur- phy and Miss Yvonne Gardiner.

Mr. John Batchilder. crew mem- ber of the ferry Charles Dunning. was I. recent visitor to his home in Georgetown. l,

MW . Miss Eileen Helen Macconnell and Miss Elinor Hobbs. graduate nurses at the Prince Edward Is- land Hospital, were visitors to their homes in Georgetown on Monday. September 1st. Rev. W. A. and Mrs. Paterson left on Monday, September 1st. on a motor trip to Hamilton. Ontario, by way of northern New Bruns- wick and the Eastern Townships of Quebec. On their return they will motor through several of the northern States.

Georgetown High School opened

success in her chosen life. Dur- ing the evening a delicious lunch was served by the ladies. and a very enjoyable evening was spent in social conversation.

PICKERING. England -(CP)-

An experimental campaign to boost civil defence recruiting in Yorkshire proved so successful

that is is to be extended to the whole country. A door-to-door canvas in the larger towns result- ed in 1.124 recruits in July. com- pared with 3'19 In June and as in May.

H.J. Mahon ll. 0.

Optometrist.

Fitting and Supplying Glasses. etc.

Office Hours: 10 to 12 AM. 3 to 5 PM. and by appolnlznenf. Office Connected with Mabon Drug Co. Kontlguc. P. I. I.

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day. September and. Following is the teaching me: Principal. Mr. J. B. Scuily: vice-Principal. Mr. Arnold Murphy; Mr. D. A. Mac- Cormeck. Mrs. Florencd Jenkins. Miss Annie Keenan and Miss Gen- evieve Solomnn.

The annual lobster supper and games. in the rink. followed by a dance in the Town Hall, were held on Labour Day. d . Septem- ber lst. A large crowd patronized the bounteous supply tables and enjoyed the various games. At the dance. a large crowd enjoyed the music of Al Bianchardb Orches- tra. The festivities were sponsored by, the Town Council and the Community Vlhlfare League. and the proceeds are earmarked for piaililiting the exterior of the Town

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