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BULLETS RIDDLED THIS TAXI
treal after it was recovered by} police.
Cabbie Laurentin Gagnon sits 4m his bullet-riddled taxi in Mon-
Men’s Ass‘n Holds Panel
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Roland Millaire, an es-
cupation of Bill Dunsford mail
The benediction was pronoun- ced by Russell Ewing after which @ delicious lunch was served by members of the Young People’s
Usice. "Meeting Is Held
_By Nurses’ Guild
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caped holdup artist, and a com- _— identified only as Cle-
were arrested ‘in the arate vehicle. Clement was
pierced the sides and windows of the-car (CP Wirephoto)
. = } Local Food Market Host To Shoppers
In celebration of National Tea Week, shoppers at Wightman's Super Market, Montague, this week are being —serve2—_-free afternoon tea by ‘the Montague Jaycettes. Always refreshing at any time, a well made cup .of tea is a pick me up for the tired shoppers: especiaily the busy housewife and mother who must spend many hours shopping for the best buys in nutritional foods for her growing family.
Wightman’s Super Market
wide selection of teas as well as all other lines of groceries, and at competitive prices as. well. Be sure to call at Wightman’s Super Market any afternoon that refreshing cup of tea while you look over the largest display of groceries in town.
ee en” ee fing of St. Veronica’s Nurses Guild was held at the Chariote-
eouncillor, Mrs. George MclIsaac will represent the Guild at this meeting.
Miss Alice Trainor read a short paper which had been presented last = annual meeting
April Meeting Is Held By WMS
MONTAGUE — The Aprii meet- .{ng of the Women’s Missionary Society of St. Anudrew’s Pres- byterian Ohurch, Montague, was} held at the home of Mrs. Mar- garet MacPherson Tuesday eve- ning with 12 members present.
Miss Catherine Currie was de-
votional leader and the meeting with the call to worship | and prayer. The hymn, “Spirit!
Divine, Attend Our Prayers” was | eung and the Scripture lesson was read in unison. The exposit- ion on the theme ‘The Fruit of the Spirit is Peace’’ was read ad Mrs. Byron Stewart.
An interesting chapter of the! missionary study ‘Missions Are Changing”’ was presented by Mrs. A. D. MacLure. The study dealt
with the work of missionaries in Jhansi, India. A Biblical ques- tionnaire was interesting and in- formative. A large number of visits to the sick and shut-ins — reported, and: the iliness of ’several members was deeply re-
The business of the meeting was il conducted by the vice-president, ; Mps. Gavin Hicken. The secretary was Mrs. Marion Hume, and the fimancial report was preseated by Mrs. Chester MacLure. Roll cali was answered with a verse of Scripture containing the word “peace.”
‘An invitation te meet at the home of Mrs. A. F. MacKenzie
EASTERN GUARDIAN
AUCTION “45” Score Cards fer sale at Guardian-Patriot Yentral Printing.
KINGS LUMBER Mill now tak- ‘mg spruce logs, 8 inches and up| _ small end, 20 ft. long.
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OTTAWA — (Special) — Con- tacts of $43,721 and $46,849 have been let by the public works -de- partment for wharf repairs at pe renows and Beach Point. P.
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were made Macdonaid mem- County.
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consist of repairs to block of the wharf which is seriously deteriorated through age. Steel sheet pile walls will enclose the existing untreated timber crib which will be removed to two feet above low
water.
The space within the wall will be refilled with stone bailast. — will be tied back with
The steel and the existing
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, N. S., for repairs at Beach Point. Specified com- is April 30, 1960. consist of repairs to outer Shea and spans of} harf. Steel sheet piles tied with-steel tie rods will be driv- enclose the existing area timber crib blocks
ith a concrete deck on creosoted timber beams.
The work is designed to provide an improved wharf and landing facilities for fishermen of the area.
Plans and specifications for both construction projects were prepared by the Charlottetown of- fice of the harbors and engineer- ing branch of the work depart- ment. .
HISTORIC AREA Water Street in St. John’s, Nfid., is called the oldest busi-
'| Bridge on Friday,
tague United Baptist who-read
deceased,
Miss E. Astrope Ils Laid To Rest
MONTAGUE — Funeral serv- ices for the late Miss Etta
Astrope, who died at the home
of her cousin, Mrs. G. A. Thomp- son, Montague, on April 6th, were held at Montague and Fortune and were largely attended.
A brief service at Montague
was_conducted by Rev. A. G. J.
Steeves, pastor of the Montague United Baptist Church, assisted y Rev. J. M. Fraser of Trinity United Church.
The service at Fortune United Church was conducted by the interim minister, Rev. Dr. W. A. MacQuarrie, assisted by Rev. R. G. Hill, a former pastor of Mon- Church,
tié Scripture and lead in prayer.
The hymns by the choir, under the direction of the church or- ganist, were requested by the “The Lord’s My
.” What A Friend We Have In Jesus’’ and “In the Sweet Bye and Bye.”
Interment took place in For-
tune Bridge Cametery.
PAKISTAN MAIZE Pakistan's maize crop for 1953-
59 is estimated at 466,000 tons, compared with 447,000 tons in the
previous season.
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Church Doctrine
The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs., Apr. 16, 1958. 5
Is Talk Theme At Trinity Club ,
vey Bishop of the Free Church of Scotland was introduced to the group by Roy Crawford. The Rev. Bishop dealt with the doctrine
cul cupibintign <b Wie amc question and answer peried tthis discussion
brought tea close.
The regular meeting of the
Trinity Friendship Club was held in Trinity Church on Tuesday. The worship service was led by Carel Coffin and Lorraine Cof- fin. Their theme was the Bible and its place in daily living.
A business session followed with the president, Rosemary Clark presiding. Each_member_report-|! ed on the canvas of. local busi- mess establishments .for goods. é These donations are to be auc- tioned off in Heartz Hall on Tues-|} day, April. 21. Good Progress was indicated by .these present.
A _A guest speaker, the Rev. Har-
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Thursday April 16
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_The Souris Branch, Canadian Legion, has launched an appeal to aid those who were rendered homeless and lost prac- tically ail their possessions in the recent
Cash contributions may be forward- ed to the Souris Branch of the Canadian Bank of Commerce who oo ceipts.
Otker contributions with the -excep- tion of clothing may be forwarded te Souris for storage in the Souris Co-op warehouse pending distribution. -
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