PAGE EIGHT , , V W THE GUARDIAN,
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superh Entertainment! locatio:':JIa;70?'l?l?;:sti1ph:la:lonell;aTid t AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: Harold r. Landry. Mrs. Byron Stewart. Mrs. ”f,””T”dg;;e" bf-M ,J' IT1”""y2
At Prince Edward I Bruce tuner-nee, Miss .Io,vt'e wigginton, Pius McKlnnon. 2,3,1?” ,,,;"f,f,”;g;;, w',ff,v;f,”,;,::,, . Aanixr oeonomotn; Waldon Laverl. hm enrolled. Mm wlw, Mobmm
Vrs:t:.I;aiE.”..;..Ti;?i.;Ei?i1i"ii.Tiaimi;.G.i.;.;Ti.. M3iiugue:t Sllperillielldenl 01 the Slmdlly
'”'9””9Ih C”l””.V'F”X'3 T9l'I””Tl Blue Dome Restaurant, and Guardian Office; In Georgetown: The SCI1001 1'9D0l”iI-ed TGCGIPIJ 101' 1952 0! color musical .t'Il'fllIla of songstress you om"; In 50",”; The snack 3;". ""1 1.1. mchnds 5, 30". 575.30, and expenditures, 512.30. Jane l-"roman. With A Song In My V W The ypty, secretary, Mr” J,
CHARLOTTETOWN
Nomination Day At Montague. . Geo'town. Souris
.'Yesierday was nomination
Montague Trinity United Church, Men's Club Meets
, .tThe Men's Club of Trinity "United Church. Montague, met. in Macxenzie Ball on Monday, Jan-
The president. Mr. Gordon Cof-
Whml Went T0'D”-l' 3" W ..-ivm. Richard Westwav. Low-I vnaarn IN nosrox -'rnei-el Llewellyn. reported 24 meetlnss. 2 Prince Edward . . . Theatre is truly. H. Managua Ian yesmhay 10,; passed away in Boston city 110;. services, and It soclals. Miss day in Montague, Georgetown and 9 ET?!” 111011011 DICWYE P'V0llC-. iEr-ex-egg. M553, ,pIInl on Januajty 11m, 1953, Mp,tl.lewL-llyii lucidly described the Souris. B. iH. Yeo was the only Although H07: R mllslmll lll the” Names c, Easton; son or the met general nature of the Young Peo- nominee for mayor for the t.own.of WW mm-
utdlnary sense, "With A Song In
wtmam and Enmbem Igasmn (,1 ple's meetings. and also spoke of Montague when nominations
My Heart." from bl?lzlll-Will: Y0 0lldW I(;em-getown, The mm-mt mug place; the spring and Fall rallies heldat closed yesterday afternoon result-
is loaded with some of the finest, musical entertainment. iniaginablcys t H 1" 13 3 Great hum” 5I”TF'v it ””'mct 'sides this sorrowing sister Jessie: ml? Clwalcade Or the 1”” I5 3'93” 8 Ihe leaves to mourn one other sis- nnd a lilting tribute to a gallant
entertainer F.aplllrN'I in enchanting
color by Technicolor with all the
motlon ptctnire iiidtistry can offerW y-y(,5h,rda,. Rum.nn0n the M1d,'(;coi'grtmt'ii. Here is the stt':inr:cr-lhttii-f.c- 39.5 and Bamams hock” Runs w.,-,-,.".,-..... tlon saga of .laiic- I"TOIllx'ln. U19 oi" Montague were treated to A
t-'13l'l10'i'l'-l3 815”? Ml” I7m'rli155Il'PljV inst.riict.ive coaching SESAIOII
U. hope to have an even more suc- Icossfiil yr 1', both spiritually and
the toast of the nation during hy My, Art pen-y of the Depart. IIlllllllCln11f-'- A the late "1303 and F?tt'I'. '4tl's. merit. of Physical Fitness. Mf'.l ' Cemetery Report. M the Mid" M .h.'r m”)”' P””' 599'" Over two hours with The cemetery report. was read by
tragedy sf: .. to entertain our (mops tit'Pl'SC:tS, acutely. one in the afternoon, the . Mrs Hum" Macdonald secretary- .. she ': in i-:.isht-d in other in the eaF1.V Fvening. I I I ' 4”" ""1" " ("Vt : " ML PC”.-V passed 0" a 9”?” endowment fund in 1952 I Dom-
P5 It "P no lhr reams coachimr each one sep- inn. 5. Knight in the absence of
. : 5 her deathyvhtiv if-lytllll ltrr ::):lI1iI'gSILle(;.C:kt-!glO'j;Ia,;f1lllq18uillllisE01111? Tm Mmmlmngnmmmnl mot”. mien of Canada bond of 3,50 by "me. tn Ia” - kev pita)-jin and cf Lfms. U 10-0: ing of St. 1t'id's llititied iChui'ch 131.159 Cmhem" Daniel" M”' N
Vihtill t-ctr 'M”"-' 5'tidVln" thi game ,;IE)Ie:lI;IlL1uI.Il81II1I Cr(l()l'l1”'Ai)lI'll I ll"l.9 held lll tlie1Ha"5e"' ””5m'"' reported my me a ga.axv rs. WOI .. . A - N - , l V it - ” m - . , - - ,1. trmrr heart is torn by the thrill- Hot only plays for the offensive but tllitwll hall on Wmdar. Januat':.tlM”5””m3' & M3”””””'” N"
'? . -. . ,, A. . V . v . . g Total amount from the three to n succcxsfiil cftort tn 'iciur:i in me kiddieg HP pghoiw Elm ??1ng,:1A,.;;n1 1-Onowd 1,". 1. d .2 Mr. S. Knight and Mr. Spurgeon .-how business The finale ultich mm, m imF');,m,e ihel; sk 8” k lbeilnt :E;VlemL;d S .ieL . )1. Pd?" 0 V fmd ;Hlt'alker gave a joint report on the '".cludes soxics .'roni every state and M. their passing and l.:H;1Cla Ik'iim F nrmtg ””'e ('3 I”? I” P" I; HIM. ha” All donations were MIC” G ml" "5 mo 1112.. all of which rcombincd tcndgcto tl0ll'E)ILII!lL the leotrFd'sInbt(Ilsiigiitye).sIs(i-SIIIInth:Iacknowledged; among mom pm mmdps "Pr Sum in a milk? 3 200d NOCIKPV player. iizvht sp'rit of Cliristiaii follow-ICharloumown do"0rs' Judge G" J' The Legion. who. are vspoiisoising " ). Roi: P.'l'iPl'.s0ll. was nppointcd Twwd-V with 3 dcnauon. 01 525'”! the .io:mi:slei's' ltocker. are dmre Iililll for the tll'0lllIl;'l- The rc- Ml” 9- "7 W99” d0”””"3 510' A” -1” 1705511716 30 KW” 1119111 9l9F.l' 8. - pail ltf the W. A. was given by tlicl him To”, Wpomed paid” -lllcft, and with the fiirtli-'-1', scI'rot:irt', Mrs. Edward linsioti. Elllfli ROW)” or the 555510” was read by manic” 5”'”"m5 mm M15 PFTFY 1? showed Ia busy and liizhlv succcs - Mfr w' A Pm'er50n' The secremry .: IS hoped that the children will be ful mm. W. me ,mm,.n" Boyd .ti'easiirt-r's report showed the min- gi-vr-ii that training so vitally necd- p,m(,.,. Sm” an i(.,,gC,.M'm fi,m',,,” Iister's salary and all bills paid for ca" land Iltl73Hl”Mnlld Sll))pPii;l Stiiisliiiitilimv yea": mm R Very creditable I , x W&TtbaL',s. anrl a special I'lflICIl-WOIKI bamnco In H"? ba"k' "T (mp M L519 T3117”: ""d L"! EFICR-Wll lnproii ucrc othcr SUCFESSIIIII (me new uustee W” ”W0””?d pr:-fosnaiircs Jniis Froman has bcatitifttllylmegimcig or .3151”: nmm,V'g Thoito the board. Mr. Guy E""1D1l1Il- wmideil M1 the SOYIES ill We I71('Illl'Oi ladies also dirl some necessary workI Tm” I?” two "cw appolmmemg
t(iV.it1';e.'sg arc. with . Miss Pla.VW3l”d doing an at the Marisa, Il:t)')Pl'lll'.! a bedroom, ” 3-'””- T am"-lflg J0b On S.Vl1Chi'otiizatioti of vai'iiisl1iii;:,e-.tc. New hnolciini wis;
V csa titre lip niovenient. tpurchascd for the Li.-tthroom. and at tn rut it Pioducei'-Scenrtrist Lamar 'l"rottiIne-iv cupboard built. A new square.
her David has fashioned a heart-warminglwas placed uiidcr the CDn1l'IlllllI0llIChurCh Mumi M W” moved by
lot thanks be extended to Rev. and,
and A Tliclinai Walter Lang's superb job of direct- t Parker, ti'castircr for the WA. re-it Mm Paterson
'ilo1id0t'f:iliing adds a distincitive addition to pnrted a gross total for 1952 oti for ltlighisvlrititnhe-roiis achievements. 51088.25. Net. brilnnce stands at
. . Ms: Hitter; With its wealth of talent. gor-is355.87. , . . N 3 "3111 iii Fil - -lllll”ll' 311 by tzeous scttlntzs and rzivishlivt. Mrs. Paterson reporting for the Ma”. to ((1179 .v"”?lu5 O;.1ga"&Z5'tm!”” 1-gm-59;; -(.n5tumK Hwith A S I I MWW - . coniiecte with ie c urct or 6' 1 mg n yl t M' S mmnmd the memnzi their unfalterlng and faithful ser-I
in-om me home of his sjstey, M,-;,tValieyfieid and Georgetown re-ytng in his being returned to of- lliugene 'Forster. in Lynn. Mass. He-' 5DPC1lVP1.V. Georgetown Y. P. U. Wl1S,ficc for his second consecutive also represented at the Caravanlterm Mtg, Yeo. a motion picture tcamlval and me Mmmme Yblllltl exhibitor, served on several coun- ter Rhoda. Mrs. Aldcn llurd. also Peoples Convention in Charlotte-Iciis before taking over the prime in Lynn, Mass. Three brothers. I0Wll- Thtllli DDICCUVC Of Tlilslflgoffice two years ago. During the Me,vrick in ltzimilton. Ont.. George 5100 I0? 1953 W35 W911 realized. 85past two years Mayor Yeo has llfodllftlnn tlmllls that only the till Charlottetown. and Edward inISh0Wn b.V the lliE8SUT0l”5 FEPOH Dligiven an excellent account of his ,Sl-45.09. Miss Llewellyn stated that Stetvuydghipr h;u'jfjg' with the Co-' IWIIII thc nrw hall in use, the Y.P. ope,-(men of hi,-, cougar. acmm. pllshed runny important. commun- ity projects. His council will be the same except for Mr. Frank Greene, .Jr.. of the firm of Mac- Leod and Greene. who is mnking,50n3- his debut lll civic polillcs. other councillors include M. C. Rey- ireiisurer. There was added to the holds, who Ililx served as R mem- ber un SCVLHKII councils, and also fulfilled the post of mayor for two terms; Doug McGowan. of Mc- Gowan Motors, will be serving his second term as councillor. as also S. S. llessiavi. lawyer; H. T. Jami- son, druggist. and C. Nicholson. garage owner.
Two nominations were register- ed at Georgetown -for mayor. An- dew W. MncNcill. fisherman and carpenter, who served on the last counctl under Mayor P. L. Boud- reault, and J. A. B. Iiiaoconiicll, school teacher who served as mayor several years ago.
,,0 mo board of Stewarcs: Mr, council yesterday when only three Spurgeon Walker and Mr. Fred AI-Imen lien. Mrs. Edward Easton was ap-310” tpointed press reporter for alllglgshc-xii-e(A1iIIIlti(l11' who has already
. . . - ' - V I 't (1 two terms as councillor. 3. 1 .-m..5ro,-y and .d L . L - v . - . Viis. Spiiigeon Walker that a xot.et56lV9 g g 4 proti ed 1 with a hvish table in the Church. and one in Iil9I t tcoummms nommmed were B. L. I is the god m Roman mymology
There were no nominations for,
Souris also failed tn complete a.
were nominated for council- For Mayor the only nominee Peters of Eastern
Inioroszive rwrfminaiicet areilrlcart” emer es a. a ' - t i t E . . g I Mmdmus mnlumt hm boxes M clothing Iem vice tliroughout the year. Thoifor further nominations today to
rt.
.2 . . for all the family. In all sincerity; The ladies linvc also raised the sum . V , d ll.'t”i"-of? lino Mei-kt-l. it. ranks as one of the outstziiiding. of 837. for the new training sclinolIThe lam” mm SW.” 3' lunch mi Allan. wn Siiottrwaltcr. tmusical offerings of all time I 'fnr wninrii. and will raise anothr':tI 3” mos" Mm r9mamed'
V FOUR WONDERFUL DAYS STARTING TODAY. IT PUTS A sous t t. IN voua HEART . . . YOUR HEAD IN THE cLouDs . . . AND I . THE wHot.E WIDE WORLD or ENTERTAINMENT BEFORE voua I8E”53l3.ii.'"”m”'”i me we
I ll' ' ' nr . t A ' - mi 5 of brilliant ent..talnmcn! sent to the Relief Fund in T0l0llI0.!rneeHmz closed with R bmedlcunn. ml ms Comm”.
ITIIB Little House On The Hill
With window: golden at sunset.
fin. presided. There were thrity- five members and four guest.s.pre-
Isent. The ladies of the Womenia
Auxiliary of the church served a delicious supper.
Minutes of the last meeting were read by the sccrteary, Mr. G. Arnold Wightman.
Dr. Lowrie. president of Trin- ity Menls Club. Charlott.et.own, gave an outline of a course in pub- lic speaking held in Charlottetown some time ago and suggested I similar course for Montague.
Mr. Lorne Wlggtnton led n sing accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Charles J. Fraser.
Mir. C. It. Black of Charlotte- town brought : message to the members from Rev. Dr. A.D. Maoxenzie, who is progressing favourably after his illness and hopes to be able to meet with the club in the not too distant future.
A solo by Mr. Howard vickerson was heard with great; enjoyment. The mat-ter of painting the hall was brought before the meeting and it was agreed that this should be done as soon as possible.
It was left. with the members of the executive to obtain figures with rcgard to the cost-. etc.
An invitation was received from the United Church in Georgetown to meet there on Thursday even- ing ot this week when 1: Men's
councillors. An election for the of-iclub is to be organized. M1.- me M ”””'m' Wm be .heId ”” Febi Lorne Wigginton offered to ar- ruaiy 3rd. after which the then chosen may or uill call for nomin- Iations for his council.
range transportation for any members who wished to attend.
Dr. L. A. Johnston extended thanks to the ladies who served the supper
The guest. speaker. Rev. J. T. Irwin, was then. introduced by Mr. G. Arnold Wighlman. lrwin chose as the title of his discourse ”The God with two Faces." This
villznn and spectacular production wlilc kit I f tl ' i.ll. M It i . . . . 1 lmm 0 w mm H H 101' lhelf SD19lldldt5I”'3"'- I'"p"”'l 0” "semi Vmmfrom which the month of January
work and spiritual leadership (lur-41188 SPITH1 H5 Collntilllor. Cllkrlesigus its namcgganusl the god of int: the year. A hearty vote of Boylan, l-Eastern Packing Co., who :1-tanks wag rendered by Mrs, 0. served on the last council. and H. H. Larter, drugzist. who is appear- ing for the first time. lt. is under- stood that Mayor Peters will call
the beginning, which has two rac- es. one looking forward and one looking backward.
one behalf of those present. Mr. Horace Fraser thanked the speak- er for an interesting and instruct- ivc address.
It was moved by, Mr. Howard Vickei-son. seconded by Mr. W. D. Fraser, that. in male quartette be formed and ready to perform at the next meeting. Motion carried. Reciprocal greetings were ex- changed with Mr. John A. Mac- Nair, Charlottetown, patron of the club.
benediction pronounced by Rev. J. M. Fraser.
Georgetown. W. A. Meeting
David's w. A. took place United Church Hall on Thursday. tdanuary 15th. The meeting opened
with the singing of the first verse IT!:EuI:cI'Ioi'ihyIiu'I-HIIV. i,n.;,.,,.
of "Dear Lord and Father of man- 1301! Your food IIIIY not direct . . . gu klnd," followed by Prayer. Fourteen members present. The treasurer reported the NF '5lf;Eff.;'4V" mt Y0" 10-
Lord'a K, were or
ing on December 29th convener of the social committee. d,y,,,, Mrs. V. Rafuse, reported
The Sunshine bags given out at the February meeting. and it was moved by Mrs. N. Han- sen, and seconded Yorston. that Sunshine bags be also distributed among the men, and that the Sunshine Social to be held in April lake the form of 9. con-
amounted to 331.15. adjourned and a tasty lunch was . served by Mrs. Nelson Dix and Mrs.
JANUARY 2-1. 1953
LOGY, LISTLESS, OUT OF LOVE
or WITH LIFE?
m the TT:uveh'upyoui-linrbo...
yumpotntoIIndrnII'hp Tltinlybouulinrl Ilotwing
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Cotton 3'"...
our live: bllo till one spin
sum of S30 raised at the Ill1:I,It-Olagglg gnu
fix you right up. mag: ion gal mu hltggg are Inn. on' stay Iunk no
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on the Carter: Llttlo Ijvnt PillI.AlwI luv
number of dishes on hand. To aid "NM-Only Nicfromuny the situation, 9. china shower will be held at the next meeting. when each lady will present s cup and saucer for the kitchen. very much appreciated I gift from Holman's, Charlottetown, of a fine. two-burner electric hot plate.
Mrs. Paterson gave the year's re- port for the Blue Cross. The Sic: Committee reported one visit. that I pantry sale he held on February 14th. seconded by Mrs. Ladies in charge, Mrs. Refuse, Mrs. and Mrs. H. Parker. Mr. Barry Yorston quested to design the posters on- nouncing this sale.
Plans were made for the supper to be given at the initial meeting of :1 Men's Association on Thurs- day, January 22nd. A special meet- ing of the social committee on the Monday previous to this event was called to complete
THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL USED TRUCK - BARGAIN
194'! MERCURY M-Ton Excellent Condition.
Good Body, Motor and Tires. Priced Low at S775.00
STEWART MOTORS LIDIITED 224 Gt. Geo. St. - Phone 831
H.J. Matron ll.0. Optometrist.
Eyes Examlncd Fitting and supplying Glasses. etc.
Office Hours: 10 to 12 A.bl. 2 to (I I'.M. and by appointment.
Office Connected will
Mabon Drug Co. Montague. P. E. I.
at M'0RSE'S
TEAS- 1
SPECIAL
EYES! .
It Wore Only the Love Story
of at Famous Beauty...
It Would In The Most Ralfurous Ever!
It Wore Only the Incredible
Drama of One June in a Million...
I! Would Be The Most Thrilling Ever!
Reflecting a glory to thrill.
The stately trees that guard it.- With giant branches high- Have whispered to the night winds ,Of things beyond the sky.
.That little house on the hilltop To me. was wondrous fair,
The joys of a happy cliiidhood Were all around me there;
t
The nook beside the enchanted well, The swing beneath the trees, iA garden rife with roses, IAnd honey from the bees.
'iAnd oft. beside that happy hearth tin the firelight's cheery glow, -I heard glad tales of other days, ,Arid songs of long ago.
Istrange to me now are forms I see Iwhen I view this spot so fair; tBut the little house on the hilltop ls standing no longer there.
I -By D. E. B. Montague.
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Sourisii Atltlietiog Association Holds Annual Meeting
, 'The annual meeting of the lsouris Athletic Association was
Maryls Hall on Friday. January 16th. . opened the meeting calling on Rev. P. G. Murnaghan to ad- dress the large number of boys
Father Murnaghan covered the activities of the Asociation for the
the time had arrived for the boys to take over the running of the
members that they enjoyed in the
After considerable discussion the following officers were elected: president, Frank Mclntosh; vice-
in the Banquet Room of 8:.
Mr. Walter Douglas, presi-
attended.
four years, and stated that
on their mm, with the pro- that. they would have the and assistance from the adult
January Grocery Sale
22nd TO 3151'
. VA” A K Built”: All These L .4, And More!
T0-DAY ONLY
”RAGIIlG TIDE"
SHOWS 3:30 - 7 - 9
csprror. I
president. Melvin Paquet; Secre- tary treasurer. John Clinton: hockey committee. Leonard Mac- Cormack. James Mcintosh, and Grant Chevcrie; coach, Rev. P. G. Murnaghtm.
Seven teams have been chosen and play will get. under way in the near future. Upwards of '10 children will take part in the winter program. The school team has already played four games, defeating St. Peters School twice and Moreli School twice. A mem- bership drlve is to be launched in
Quaker TUMBLER OATS, reg. 50o-for ............. .. 41c Quaker CUP and SAUCER, reg. 570-for ............ .. 43c QfiEi?r-c'1i1NAvv'ARE oars, reg. sac-for ........ .. 494; It. H. CAKE MIX, white and choc. reg. 3'30-for 29:: Robin Hood EASY MIX, reg. 330-for ................ .. 296 Schwartz BAKING POWDER, reg. 32c-for ...... .. 29c -Swansdown CAKE FLOUR, reg. 4'l'c--(for ............ .. 39:: ORANGE JUICE, 20 oz.. reg. 170-for ................ .. 1530 ORANGE JUICE, 48 oz.. reg. 390-for .................. .. 31c Heinz TOMATO JUICE, reg. 19c--for .................. .. 17c Campbell's TOMATO KETCIIUP, Tog. 32-cT:-for 29:: WHITE SUGAR, 10 lbs. .......... .. 98c JELLOS, 2 for 19c Tender Flake LARD, 2 for ........................... .. 31c Crispy Flake SHORTENING .................................. .. 22? IllcCroady's CHOW (mow, reg. 42c-tor ............ .. 37c McCrcady's SWEET MIXED PICKLES 23?. RED ROSE TEA, 1 lb. ............................................ .. 799 Ran ROSE TEA, 12,.-ib. 403 M. H. Fine Grind COFFEE, reg. 60c-for ........... .. 515 KRAET CHEESE nous, reg. 63c-for .............. .. soc
S. S. PEANUT BUTTER Tumbler, reg. 330-for .. "39 OTHER ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION
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the near future and it. is hoped . that ous as they have been in the" past.
The British Association for t.he Advancement of Science held its
the public will be as gener- -BE EXPERT GROUP
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