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Beaver club Auxiliary Meets In Illijtasve ,

' The annual meeting of thel Beaver Club. an auxiliary of the Klngs County Memorial Hospital. Montague. was held in the new

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minutes of the last. regular and annual meetings were read and

3 approved.

The treasurer. Mrs. McKinnon. read the financial statement which showed that the major contribu- tions to the hospital during ttis past year were the financing of a concrete driveway costing approx- imately 02.000 and the purchase of land and the erection of a social hall on Queen's Road. which has been deeded to the Hospital. All these projects have been financed entirely by monies raised by tho Beaver Club. From the time of organization until 1910. this club contributed the sum of 88.81600 for hospital equipment.

The following officers were elected for the coming year: Prea- ident - Mrs. 3.11. Yen; vice-pra- sident - Mrs. E. Llewellyn; sec- retary - Mrs. 1".I.. Coyle; treas- urer - Mrs. E.G. Macxinnon: ex- ecutive - Mrs. P. Mclntyro. Mrs. l... Collins. Mrs. D. Power. Mrs. A Van fderstine.

Auditors - Mrs. A.0. McKay. Mrs. A. Sullivan.

ANNOUNCEMENT

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AGENTS: Il0N'l'AGUEi Harold I. Stewart, Illaa . AGENT (iEOIGlTOWNi Walden lavas.

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....'WE HAVE in stock a limited number of I-Iardle Sprayers. James A. MacNellI and Sons. Summer- aide.

, , 'Mr. Daniel Matheson left this morning for Fairview, N. s., after spending a few days at his home in Bristol.

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and Vicinity

Miss Joyce Ashley of Cascumpec

is the guest of her friend. Miss Sally Johnson.

Miss Marion George of Saint John, N. B., is the guest of her mother. Mrs. Marion George.

Mr. Lawrence Doyle of Char- lottetown was a recent guest of relatives in Georgetown.

Mr. Gordon MacLellan of New Waterford, N.S., was a recent guest of Mayor and Mrs. P. L. Boud- result.

Miss Gloria Morrison of Mont- real is vacationing in Georgetown, where she is the guest of her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Mich- ael Burke. Sr.

Miss Rosalie Kiggins of New Waterford. N.S.. motored to the Province during the week-end and was the guest of Mayor and Mrs. P. L. Boudrcault.

Mr. William Rafuse and his daughter Ernette left on Thursday by car for their home in Everett. Mass.. after a holiday spent with Mr. Rafuse's mother. Mrs..Minnie Rafuse. Accompanying him was his nephew. Mr. Frank Rafuse, who will visit in the United States.

Pisquid East Notes

Mrs. George Dover was a visitor to Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. McLeod Douglas. Mt. Stewart, were visitors to Pis- quid East on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. B. W Birt. Park- dsle. were visitors to Plsquid East. on Sunday.

..fMrs. Owen Kelly visited her daughter, Mrs. Walter White and Mr. White, Donagh, during the week.

Miss Shirley Jay, Charlotte- town. is spending her vacation at the homt of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jay, Pisquid Elsi.

A number of residents from Pis- quid East attended the Annual Memorial service in Mt. Stewart, cemetery on Sunday, Rev. H. E. D. Ashford was the guest speaker.

Mr. and Mrs. Earle MacDonald, Lorne Valley. were visitors at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Jay and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jay,,on Wednesday.

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Miss Boswell from the Institute office and Miss Wilson from the health department were present and gave interesting talks for which a vote of thanks was ex- tended.

The district convention of Mt.

Stewart, Cherry Hill. Head of I-liilsboro. Fanning Brook. Glen Roy. Pisquid West. Auburn and

Pisquid East Women's Institutes. was held in Pisquid East School Friday afternoon. '

A very enjoyable evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Leard, when their friends and relatives were invited in to help them celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary. A delicious supper was served and music and dancing was enjoyed by all pre- sent. Allyft for their homes wish- ing Mr. and Mrs. Leard many more years of happy wedded life.

NEW "MA AND PA I(E'I'I'LE" FILM IIITS LAUGH JACKPOT

Universal-International: "Ma and Pa Kettle Go To Town,” which opens today at the Prince Edward Theatre. is the second film in that studio's "Kettle" series and bids fair to attain a success greater than its predecessor did. which is a mark for any aim to shoot at nowadays.

It is a better picture than the first of the series, its comedy be- ing more a ' ' and possessing the same salty character which caused ”Ma and Pa Kettle" to roll up unprecedented popularity at the box office.

The new Kettle film has virtually the same cast as the first. co- starring Marjorie Main and Percy Klibrlde. with Meg Randall and Richard long providing the romantic interest aiai fourteen younger Kettle kida boiling through scene after hilarious scene.

The story, of atouter thread and swifter pace than the nrat in the series. deals with IE Kettle win- nliuatripforheraelfandrato New York with a prise aiogan for a cola drink. when a bank robber aeeka refuge in the old Kettle snack and decides to serve as baby sitter for me incredible Kettle kids while the elderly cowie go to New York. the fun begins. and it doearrt let up until the film's fade

out.

The chase for a black but eon- tairiing a fortune in stolen money. which the unwitting Pa has been duped into takiru to New York for delivaryto apaioftiiebankroir bmliaanotbasoaiatuhedonthe

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Kettle lltlfh fest

..0l'I'I"I'ED FOOTWEAR atbe Montslue Shoe Store.

..'H0i'ITAI. NOVELTY DANCE. Beaver Club Hall. Mon- tague. J.iuly loth Downtowners

Orchestra. . . t Miss Hilda Matheson re- turned to Charlottetown after

spending the week-end at Bristol.

Mr. and Mrs. P. N. LeBla.nc. Miss Gladys I.eBlanc. Mr. Mike Mciiinnon. Mr. Dolphie McKin- non of Kenslngtcn spent Sunday afternoon visiting friends in Mt. Stewart and vicinity.

Bristol and Vicinity Mr. Mike Donovan. left: on Fli- day for St. John N. B. to visit

friends over the long week-end holiday. .

Mr. Cleniinent Siimott. has re- turned to his duties with the Pro- vincial Bank of Canada. after spending his holidays with his parents here.

Owing to Dominion day falling oh Saturday the store operators here thought it best to observe the day on Monday so they were open for business all day Saturday.

Mrs. Villard who came here re- cently to reside and her sister Mrs. Vincent Ranahan, Moreil east. spent the week-end in the city guests of Lucy Ranahan. B. daugh- ter of Mrs. Ranahan.

Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Jay. and son left on Thursday of last week for Halifax, to spend their annual vacation with relatives and friends. Mr. Jay's brother Fred will look after the garage business while the proprietor is absent.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Campbell, and three children who spent their vocation here with Mrs. Camp- bell's father and sister, John T. and Mabel O'Brien left on return to their home in'Halifax. on Fri- day morning. Mr. Campbell is a C. N. railway employee in that city.

Rev. Emmett Mcinnis. PP Indi- an Island visited his brother John Mclnnis. C. N. R. agent here following the priest's retreat on Saturday, he celebrated mass in the church of the Little Flower on Saturday morning.

The Moreil, restaurant has re- opened for business after under- going a complete re-modelling. "rhis tidy clean restaurant is a credit to Moreil and is operated by Mr. P. A. MacDonald. a veteran, and is opened on regular hours every day including Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred 1... O'Brien, Boston, Mass. will arrive here this week to visit Mr. O'Brien's brother and sister along with other old friends. They left Bristol, some fifty years ago to reside in Boston. Mr. O'Brien is a retired railway- man.

Dr. and Mrs. Chisholm, who were vacationing here, guests of their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Bon- nell. left last week on return to their home in Nova Scotla. Mr. Eonncll, who is manager of the Bank of Nova Scotia, here ”was transferred from Nova Scotla two years ago.

Mr. and Mrs. Roddie 0'1-Ianley, were visitors to the city on Fri- day and Saturday onibusiness. Mr. o'Hanley. who was forced to take ii complete rest some time ago will not be able to return to work yet. He employed with R. T. Holman. Ltd. city.

some of the finest beef eve: seen here was on display at Frank Kelly's meat market over the long holiday week-end. Mr. Kelly. says there is no holiday for meat deal- ers. They are always busy. Besides his regular customers he supplies the two cook houses at the pack- ing plants with fresh meat daily.

The lobster season closes here over the week-end and sad to say lobsters. that is. canned ones, took a price plunge owing to the threat of war. Speaking to one of the buyers. he says some one will take a beating on them. It was a big season for every one as far as catches went.

Mr. Ralph Eldershaw. a fisher- man here. who goes to sea alone will long remember his experience of last week while out attending his lines. A big blow struck up and all the boats made for the harbour but in the splashing seas Elder- shaws engine broke down and there he was stranded and not missed by the other fishermen until the next morning. He spent a terrible day and night in the storm swept aeaa bailing his boat with a bucket to keep afloat. when he was finally rescued he was chilled to the bone. and his face was breaking into salt wa- ter sores. It's one trip he will lona remember.

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Large Attendance Features Montague Revival Meetings

Extraordinary attendance tended to mark the Templeton evangelis- tic meetings at the Beaver Club. Montague. whls week. Tuesday night there was ii special Young People's Service and the accent was on Youth. 'Ilhe Charlottetown Male Chorus sang some stirring selec- tions and after a ringing song ser- servlce. Mr. Templeton addresed himself particularly to the younger element in the audience.

Interest in the Montague meet- ings increased with the news that the Evangelist's wife, Constance Templeton, arrived Tuesday night from calif., where she had been visiting her mother. to participate in the series. Mrs. Templeton is as noted singer and studied voice at the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios in Hollywood. California, before meeting her husband. She sang in the Pasadena Rose Bowl before 80,000 people some years ago and had the privilege of singing in the home of Bing Crosby, by his re- quest, at a social gathering. Mrs. Templeton is Mexican by extract- ion. and was born in Pasadena, California. She met her future husband in a series of evangelistic meetings in Grand Rapids, Mich- igan. where she waslthe vocalist- and he the guest Minister.

Georgetown School First Aid class

. 'TWo Junior First Aid Glasses have been carried on during me post school term in the Georgetown High school by Miss Rita Wight and Mr. J. A. B. McConnell. both qualified Red Cross First Aid In- struetors.

Miss Wfght's class was tested on June 8th. 1950 and the following

candidates received Junior Aid Certificates: Gordon Batvlneau. Bemlce te-

Lory, Freddie Goteli. Peggy John- ston, Lorraine Landry. Phyllis Martcll. Gerald Murphy. Join Murphy, Lorraine Roche. Vera Trenholm, Eleanor Walsh. Margaret David. Joyce Fogarty. Elizabeth Grant. Floyd Landry. Beatrice Mair. Cerna Martell, Helen Mur- phy, William Murphy. Mary Stew- art, Bernard Walsh.

Mr. McConnell's class was tested on June 23rd when the following candidates were successful in pass- ing the tests and received Junior First. Aid Certificates which were presented at the school closing:

Sheila DeLory. William Hatch. Marguerite I-lemphill. Jack Layers, Catherine MacDonald, George M.aoDonald,.l-lelen Marte1l,.Gcrald Murphy. Anna Prosper. Jean Sampson. John Walsh, yGert.i-ude, Fitzgerald. Lily Heam, Donalda Landry. Gerald Llewellyn. Donald MacDonald, Rosemary -Mair, June Martell, Ann Matheson. Isabel Sampson, James Walker.

Murray Harbour North

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ferguson and daughters Elaine and Carol Ann of Pictou, N.S. were recent week-end guests of Mrs. l'ierguson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Irving.

The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies Aid Society was held on Tuesday evening. June 20th at the home of Mrs. George Glow with a large number of members pres- ent. At the close of the business meeting, a social time was spent after which a delicious luncheon was served by the hostess assist- ed by Mrs. Harry Reid.

Messrs Roy Kennedy, Murray Harbour North and Stanley Dun- ville of O'Leary left on Tuesday morning for Boston. Mass. with a truck load of market lobsters. While there they will be the guests of Mr. Kennedy's sister and broth- er-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Macxenzie.

Miss Iois Johnston, Montreal, is

ending her vacation at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R.A. Johnston, Peter's Rood.

Mrs. John MacPheraon of Deb- ext. 11.5. is visiting friends and relatives in Murray Harbor North and Gaspersaux.

l-ler many friends are pleased to welcome back Miss Blanche Millar of Boston who will spend the next few months at her home in Murray Harbor North.

Mrs. George Munn of Murray River, Mrs. Stafford McDonald and Mrs. Jack idclleod of Peter's Road have returned home after spending the winter months in Boston. Mu. Mobeod is at present whiting her dauahtar and aon-in- law. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Venoit of Pictou.

Mr. George Maoxenaie of nox- bury. ideas. is a visitor to Murray Harbor. the moat of tin grand- parents. Mr. and am. William xuinocy.

Miss slay Miliar was a recent visitor to Charlottetown. Amanda ldcbure recently returned from visiting friends in Halifax. NJ.

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' iiuiienu who received their diplomas at torlan). Linda Leard: 5000'” '""”-'”" ”I'lrht-

JULY 6. 1950

Graduates

M - Joins Wallace Marlon Nicholson, Ann MacDonald, their recent graduation are left to right Front Mane! Pe"d;n' wmhm Mm"; But now g. la" u,

now - Elva MacDonald, Blanche MacPhee. Butt:

right - Earle Coffin. Montague Annear, Loaia John-

Johnston, Joara Johnston. Edith MacDonald (vaIedic- non. Abgent at time of photo - Louis Lannigan,

Montague School closing Exercises

On Thursday night the closing exercises of the Montague High School were held in Yeo's Theatre with a very large number of pa- renu attending despite the warm evening.

Mr. Joseph Noonan, Principal, was chairman for the evening. Fol- lowing Mr. Noonan's opening re- marks each grade presented a short entertaining program, after which the prizes for the y-.-ar's work were presented to the pupils.

Each successive presentation was greatly enjoyed by the audience who applauded after each grade had completed its performance. Sev- eral solos, ducts and group num- bers were rendered throughout the evening by the pupils, all of which were appreciated by the audience.

The final part of the program was the presentation of diplomas to the Grade XI graduating class. Dr. A.D. MacKenzie presented the diplomas and gave the graduation address, congratulating the stu- dents on the success of the year's work which had entailed many hours of concentrated study. He pointed out how this preparation would prepare them to take-their place as future citizens, and aid them in arriving at solution of the many problems which they would meet in the world today. He urged them to continue on with their education, for through knowledge and wisdom they would derive a much greater appreciation of life and its meaning.

The valedictory was presented by Miss Edith MacDonald, in which she expressed the regrets of the class at leaving the Montague High School, and the community itself. but that the associations made during the past years would be cherished in future years.

In his remarks Mr. Noonan out- lined the activities of the school year. concluding with his appreci- ation cf the support of the teach- ing staff; the School Board; the supervisor. Mr. H. J. Hynes; the Public Health Nurse. Miss Lois Brady; Dr. Inman and Dr. Macin- tyre for their prompt attention to calls; the janitor, Mr. Peter Clary; the parents and pupils. He also thanked Mr. B.H. Yeo for his kind- ness in donating the hall for the evening.

On Friday all the pupils of the school were taken on a picnic to Bruglenell point under the charge of Joseph Noonan, Cari Boehner, Cecil Beck, Miss Marion Furness and Miss Anne MacEachern. The trucks were provided by Mr. Ar- thur Fraser, Bergmann's, and the Montague Furnishing Company. The children enjoyed games, ath- letics and swimming, returning in the evening after a pleasant day.

PRIZE LIST Grades I And II.

First standing in Grade 1 award- ed to Beatrice Power and Sandra Bell.

Second t "I, in Grade I a. warded to Janet Campbell.

Third standing in Grade I a- warded to Georgina Dingwell.

Prize for Reading in Grade I. awarded to Bill Kydd.

Prize for Writing in Grade I. awarded to Barrie White.

Prize for Arithmetic in Grade I, awarded to Catherine Sorrey.

Prize for Application in Grade I, "

awarded to Gloria Kennedy.

Prize for Reading Improvement in Grade I. awarded to Everett King.

rii-at standing in Grade 3.award- ed to Diane Mach.-od.

Second standing in Grade 1 a- warded to Veronica Taylor.

Third standing in Grade 3. a- worded to Dorothy llacbonaid.

Prize for Arithmetic in Grade 1. awarded to Wayne Johnson.

Prize for Reading linprovainant in Grade I. awarded to Ilalcoiin MacDonald. M

Priu for Reading Improvement in Grade I. awarded to Duncan ilaclnod. .

Prize for spelling in Grade I. a- warded to Charles Traiaor.

Prize for Perfect Attendance, a- warded to lattice Power and Sandra loll.

Prise for Good Attendance. a- warded to Norma Llewellyn.

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Perfect Attendance: Victor Bell, Bell, Arthur Lannigan; Edna Ann Nicholson. Kent MacI..ean.

Class Standing. Grade Ill.-1. Elaine Trainor, George Beck; 2. Kent MacLean; 3. Everett Myers.

Application--Nellie Hooley, Har- riet Lannigan.

Special Prize in Writing-Man jorie Gillis.

Grade V.-l. Shirley Myers and Kenneth Fraser; 2. Donnie Mac- Laren and Lester Peardon; 3. Nora Hutcheson and David MscLean.

Prize for highest standing in Ar- ithmetic-Keith Peardon.

Prize for highest standing in Spelling-Marilyn Llewellyn.

Prize for highest standing in Language-Sheila Larkln.

Prize for Perfect Attendance- Nora Hutcheson, Arnold Meeds.

Prize for Good Attendance,-Ship Icy MacLean, Kenneth Fraser, El- aine Poole. Margaret Stewart. i

Prize for Application-Enola Macenzie. Dianne Webster, Ronnie White. Cephenia Llewellyn. Annie Benton (marked improvement dur- ing the year.) '

Grade VI.

Class Standing-i. Evelyn Mac- Lure; 2. Kenneth Maclntyre. Jo- anne Wstterworth, Chester Camp- bell; 3. Jackie Ferguson.

Progress-Agnes MacEwen. .

Improvement-Caroline MacKen- zie.

Hygiene-Kenneth Maclntyre.

Arithmetic-Evelyn MaoLure.

Perfect Attendance -- Chester Campbell. Isabel Dewar.

Good Attendance-Joanne Wat- terworth, Mildred Murphy.

Application - Glenda Jamieson. Ralph Annear, Donnie Stewart.

Grade VII.

Class Standing-1. Phyllis Nich- olson; 2. Carl Reynolds; 3. Rhoda Sorrey. '

Special in Arithmetic -- Greta Wigglnton.

Special in English-Carl Rey- nolds. .

Application-Donald MacKenzle, Jimmie Sullivan, Roy Peardon.

Progress-Anna MacLean, Allene Beaton. Joyce MacDonald.

Good Attendance-Greta Wig- ginton.

Grads VIII.

Class Standing - i. Donna Mac- Leod; 2. Geraldine Sullivan; 3. Thelma Stewart.

Special in Arithmetic-Janet Vanlderstine.

Special in English-Donna Mac-

Leod.

Application-Joyce Annear, Anne Yeo.

Progress-Maxine Lariigan.

Prise List Grade VIII.

Class Standing-I. David Stew- art; 2. Donald Stewart; 3. James MacDonald. .