Above is the Heatherdale hockey team which was runner-up to Mur- ray River Mayialrs in the race for the Bison Trophy. '

HEATHERDALE HOCKEY TEAM

Front Row (1-r): S. MacPhee, E. Matheson. H. Matheson. W. White. G. Matheson.

Second row (1-rl; G. pea;-don, A. Tattrie. V. White, G. Matheson,

(coach).

Third row (l-r): J. McGowan. Kt MacPhee. F. MacKinnon. B. White G. Mac1(lnnon.

EASTERN GUARDIAN

BEAN SUPPER by Montague Ladies Club Saturday April 7, from 5 o'clock in the club room. 75 cents. Everyone wel- come.

VALLEYFIELD - Orwell head congregation. Services for Sun- day, April 8. Valleyfield 11 am. Belleriver 3 p.m.; Orwell Head 7.30 pm. Rev. F. MacKinnon.

SOURIS-BAY FORTUNE Pas- toral charge United Church of Can- ada services for April 8. 3.00 p.m. Bay Fortune: 7.00 p.m. Souris. W.M.S. Easter Thankoffering ser- vice. Guest speaker will be Rev. Ar. MacLean or Trinity United Church, Charlottetown. Rev. D.A. Sharpe, Minister.

Personals

Mr. and Mrs. Nell D. Walker, iiaving spent the winter in Florida and New York, returned by motor to their home in Murray River.

MURRAY RIVER

On Friday 2nd the Murray River public hall was filled to capacity with a large number unable to get in when a concert was presented by Chcs Cooper. the Belfast Quartet. Brooklyn Trio and Murray River Trio and Choruses by male talent from Murray River and Murray Harbour, including the "Barber Shop Quartet"

This concert was sponsored by the ladies aid of the United Church The master of cermonies for the evening was Rev. L.S. Woolfrey. During intermission, fudge was sold by the ladies and Mr. William Moore auctioned off fruit cakes.

Alter the singing of "The Queen which brough both a very success- ful and enjoyable evening to a close the singers and their familes were invited to the church hall. There refreshments were served by the Murray River ladies, and a social hour followed with the singing of many old favorite hymns. which were enjoyed by all. The Ladies Aid and Choir members of the

RESERVE WEDNESDAY. July 11, for Lower Montague regatta.

SEE THE new 1956 wallpaper patterns now in stock at I.-lilchey and Vanlderstine. Montague.

MABON Drug Co.. Montague. has a complete stock of fishing gear. tapered lines. dry and wet flies, lures, split bamboo and 81855 rods. spinning rods. bait east ing and spinning reels, together with all equipment for every kind of fishing need.

GEORGETOWN

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Condon and

guests on Easter Sunday. at the home of Mrs. Agnes Murphy.

Mr. Stirling Blackett who has been employed as a carpenter at Goose Bay. Labrador. arrived in Georgetown several days ago.

Miss Joan Murphy left on Sun- day March 31 for Halifax. NS, she will take a Red Cross Swimming course. sponsored by the Red Cross.

Miss Yvonne Gardiner, school teacher at Millview, was the East- er holiday guest of her grandmot- her. Mrs. Annie Gardiner.

Miss June Martell of Halifax, N.S.. is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Martcll.

Friends of Charles Moir, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Moir. are sorry to hear that he is a patient in the Prince Edward Island Hos- pita!

Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Fraser and

United Church were very grateful to the guest singers who came and

SUCCESS.

Sympathy is being extended to Mr. Roland White. Post-Master at Murray Harbour. on the death of his wife the former Mrs. Sally Bell Murdock. alter a short illness in the Kings County Memorial Hos- pital, Montague. Sympathy is also

extended to members of her family.

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BRISTOL

Friends here of Mr. Harry Davi- son, will be sorry to learn of his continued poor health in the city where he has resided for a number

Wilfred MacDonald. C.N.R. sec- tionman has been released from the Charlottetown, Hospital after

Mr. Ernest Baker, who was a patient in P.E.Island Hospital for some time. is reported as in better health now following an operat-

Miss Lorette McPhee, principal at St. Peters Lake School spent the weekend at her home in Sel-

Mrs. Bill Alyward. was in the city last week where she attended the conveners meetings of the Wii. v Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Mc rat , mmuy at Lower Montague were were in the city last week on busin-

685.

Mrs. James MacLeod of Charlot- tetown were recent guests of re- latives in Georgetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cantello of Bridgetown motored to George- town where they were guests of Mrs. Cantello's mother Mrs. Annie Gardiner.

Miss Lorainne Roche was a re- cent visitor to Charlottetown. where she was the guest of relatives.

Mr. Patrick Murphy was a re- cent visitor to the city.

Miss Bernice DeLory. student at St. Dunstanis College is spending the Easter Holidays as the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.J. DeLory, Miss DeLory has as her guest Miss Teresa MacKinnon and Miss Rose Ann Richards of Char-

Miss Sheila Scully. Student at Notre Dame Academy is spending the holidays with her parents Mr. helped make the evening such a "ml M"'- J'B- Sc""Y'

4 Bernard Walsh. student at. St. Dunstans College is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walsh.i

Miss Mary Lou Hehry. student at Notre Dame Academy is spend- 'lng her Easter Holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P..l. Henry.

Mr. Gerald D. Murphy. student

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cents at 31.30 and Nor-Ame, up 'iC""'V" 7"” ” 5' 5' ”” xM.'i(:.r,:;, ,& 3; 5” l" ixierk llugh gang :3 E: i

23 at 51.09. Hoyle added 50 cents Ag'”"'”' I 1gu'”1' ” 2 3: xMcMarm 31100 24 2:” if 1 s:l:e111mt:iin1 soosoo 790 790 32.

at 310.50. Some uranlums were in :c3.'1.".? " am In no 1” :1 yxmcwniim 1350 4:1 4s 43 41 f.'.:',”'," ""0 0375 115 211 H '

demand, Gunnar gained 50 cents xbe Cour wta soon as 5 so -a "W 163 90 90 90 ii .1.f,,';:,,., mg 1: 1;” 1; ti

and Bicrott 30 cents xD'EIdolIa mo we :1 :2 Mm U 1”” A-35 t35 - mm... mo ",0 M M T iiountv a rmentg on SKUNKS 1: E3

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and Chromium 20 cents. Losses of mm; mo 25”: n n 4 .xMllllken 17002.15 230 230 .5 11, .'m..ing 15oo 27 as - we NI , 1 I i , 5 35 II 20-25 cents went to Beattie-Du- xDonaida moo 64 51 so Im".””'""f" '59” 21 '9 01 4'1”: ll i3.I:lim' 2233 M M M is. 4 Inf (.I(.m,Ma-V1')m' 1956 as follows:

Qucsnc. Grantiuc. New Rovran, xbuvnn 70050205 191 192 -4 xM",'""f,r:"'” 33 300 75:00 W4 - A. W" km: 750 g 7:: 7'3: - '1 I Sixi NKS 511.00 each; FOXES and RACCOONS Temagam; and Merrill Island, xEast Mntnrt 2900 ins in 135 4-5 .xMm. 3950 335 m 3?, Jr; .1 .si.uu..un mo :2 J0 32 H.;,()() mvh.

in western oils. Great Plains ad- :53: A31? 313?: 3: 1”; I: t”"""” 3000 81 W: M” C” 1”” 9” I9" ” During this icriod th b0 i "ll be '

Vanced S1 and 50-cent advances xEaat Metala moo 34 so a4 i: T"1iIi”'" M9135 1” 130 -3 ii-Imiara moo so u u T! 1 1 ' I A I e uny M pald on were marked up to Home A, Can. mm mm" M, G” M m H ':Ni;:naEfptlcoI( igm 1?) 18: 175 -12 Wmum :32: :1 32w 2;; :4”. (ll L1 1 animals only,

solidatcd West Pete and Western mid" 09 71 -'4 ixNeIio 5750 so 2 3 T; xl'1olam14c sszszas zoo zoo Payments will be made at the following reoeiy. Leziseholds. 1245331172 13!, 17: .4111 y,.,.,,, Lnbine mm m M M H w..u.- Am 911 1m 1494 im 2. I. 111;; stations;

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1.23 to 480.56. golds up .17 to 88.04 xEureka ' 111100 220 200 215 41:1 N” "'”l '5” ” 3” I" I wit r H

base metals down .59 to 243.63 and F;'”"":”''” 2,?) l?,;Ve 1:” 137031 or glil 1& 32 :1 film 4 V l:wI":':iI" 3550;: 3350 311:” 33” :5" LTD" western oils dow .1 . . it ,"' ” - xNew Delhi :1 i ixwiucn u r 4ooo u 11 1 xx .

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xAlba Expl 1175 H 40 X-Glenn Uran 11724144 M5 140 -I XN Kelora 9200 z: 3 21 .l,” xlluloin 300560 .560 560 -lb

Mam W, W 1., ,., gv, :,I::::;snRnCk 5:33: 13 11:” M xhlewlund 37950 as 32 as kl Gaspe Cop em 44 mi. 44 NATURAL RESOURCES.

xAman-in 11001) til (.5 45 A 4 I xN Mind: -16500 76 H xPatn ' "Imam 5511 5541

xAng Rouyn mi liil 155 157 -:4 3"”, 0"" 399001" 1” 13' ixN Myimnn moo -ma Z: 4; ""0 "'9 mt” "5 "5 -5 l

xArcad1a 111.150 194 in iso 4: lg"? W” 50 51 '1 -3 ;xNew Rouyn some :1 29 29

xAllom win 1915 1100 195 soo icmlga" 4100 NW1 3'! 37 u xNew noyrnn 56122670 11:15 no -as

xkpex R” 30.00 2",, lg 21 H xromcrost moo 32 so 31M: 4 Vs xN Senator 5700 14 1234; 14

1mm Nephe 7250 225 212 21.5 no iggm "mi: 103001; :05 lg xlrflew Tllllrb 1025 23 73 2:1 -1 curry H II V w: y

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