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Coming Mon.

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tion M-G-Mia gicturizatlon of "The Secret Garden."

ces llodgson Burnett's spellbinding . . visitor to Charlottetown on Thurs-

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story, brought to the screen by the producers of ”The

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of presenting motion pic- offer as its next attrac-

Lorne Valley

Miss Jane Maccrath was a re- cent visitor to the City.

Mr. Mac Clair was in Lorne Val- ley 'meaday on busineu.

Mr. Bert lsard was a visitor to Charlottetown Monday.

p Mr, Ralph Nicholson was a vial- tor to Hazelbrook on Sunday.

Mr. Alex Maclntyre was a visitor

Forest Hill on Saturday.

Mr. Alex Mcliityre was a recent visitor to Montague on business. i

' Mr. Francis Maclntyre was a

Yearling”, this production is worthy of the novel that day" has been remembered and loved by a. generation of M,.-33,1, A, Macponm M, . l'93de”- recent visitor to Montague on ,g wmgg , "' ' business. , Ed C! C , B . alllolllsinesyadisitofali: l.iO:Itl!GgorVBVl:;

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Mr. Bert Leard and Mir. Q Macbeod were visitors to Montague on Friday.

Mr. Floyd Jay, Pisquid, was a re- cent visitor to Lorne Valley, visit- ing his aunt, Mrs. MacDonald.

Mr. George MacAulay has turned Home after spending time visiting relatives in St. Peters.

Mr, Canada, spent Lorne Valley, the guest of his sis- ter, Mrs. Shaw.

on Prldily.

Peter

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Mr, J. Drake. Hazelbrook well- this

known cattle buyer, was in vicinity Monday several head of cattle.

and purchased Donald MacLa:ren. Western the weck-end in

Daniel Shaw and Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. Grover Mac-Kay.

Strathcona, were visitors to Lorne valley Sunday, the Ruests of Mrs. MacKay's parents, Mr. James MacNeil.

and Mrs.

Mr. Edward Crane. Bangor. is

spcndlng a, few days in Lorrie Val- ley, the and Mrs. Munro accompanied by her son. 1-9!-

guest of her parents, Mr. Maccrath. She is

Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Douzll-S and

daughter Marlene. Head of Hilla- borough were visitors valley Friday, the guests of Mn. Douglas's parents. Mr- George Maclrinis.

to Lorne

and Mrs.

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THE EASTERNI.GUARDlAiI

lGlN'l'8i MONTAOUM

Harold I. Landry. Albert Althen, lira. Iyroa Suwnrt. Miss Harriet Clair. AGENT GIJOIOIHOWN:

Waldoii Lanes.

in Georgetown: The Peat Officer I. II

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..11T1ED FOOTWEAR at mi Montague shoe store.

Mr. liknerl Blanchard and Mr.

Gus Murphy, Charlottetown. were visitors to Montague on Monday.

A re-organization meeting of the tennis club in Montague was held at the school on Tuesday,. with the

president, Mr. Harold Stewart. presiding. Miss Shirley MacGregor presented the financial report,

showing receipts of S33. 94, and ex- penditures 36368. The following slate of officers were elected for the coming year President, Dan Murray; vice-president. Anna Mc- Laren; secretary- treasurer, Shirley Annear; chairman Courts commit- tee, Hugh Power. During the past few years tennis in Montague has been relatively successful, and it is hoped that this year will see an organization which will include most of those who are interested in tennis. on Wednesday the stu- dents of Grade XI and Grades

were visitors to the City on Thurs- day, attending the marriage of their son, Neill, to Miss Mildred Mcxinnon. Mr. Grant Mccarnell also attended his brother's weddiitg

I planet Uranus.

..'The marriage of Haul vi;-. sinla Hlcken. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hicken of Lower Mpntasue. to Mr. Stillman J. Mac- Kinnon of Whim Road, took place on Tuesday. May and. with Dr. A. D. MacKenzie officiating.

Mr. Harvey McNeil, oambridgg, M35!" and Mrs. John MacKinnon, Lynn, Mass. have returned to their homes after attending the funeral of the late F'rar-k MacNeil on Sun- day. also attended the funeral was Mr. Murphy's daughter; Mrs. Melvin Becker oi Ayeir, Ontario.

VII and IX raked and rolled the court, in preparation for further work later in the week. In order to get the tennis underway next week. it was decided to forego placing a new cover of top-soil, although it will be necessary to put top-soil on next year. It is the hope of the executive that the younger group will take an active interest, so that the club, in furiire years will be a club such as it ncis been in the past.

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Hone & School Group To Be Fonnd - At Montague

..'In view of the enthusiastic in- terest tslren in the welfare of the High School at ontague. several interested citiz have been urging the formation of a Home and School Association, through which the activities of the school might be brought more to the at- tention of the citizens.

Without doubt almost everyone has an unconscious interest in the welfare of the school. Yet only a few show the active interest which is so necessary to the proper functioning of such an institution; almost all readily admit that the school is one of the most import- ant institutions in a community. molding and developing the minds

' the future citizens. placing r- aspirations before the students. and developing a social and men- tal character in confor lty with the needs of the times.

However, in many circumstan- ces there is present an attitude of indifference. not intended: but un- fortunately present, which leads to many misunderstandings. and which could be resolved in a minimum of time at a Home and School Association meeting. More- over. Ihere are several situations

which require the interest and nclp

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of all interested citizens. particu- larly the question of ample accom- modation for the enlarged enroll- ment. There being only a few of the considerations. it was with this in mind that the trustees are undertaking the formation of a Home and School Association in Montague.

A special meeting is to be held next Tuesday evening In the school, at which Dr. L W. Shaw. Deputy Minister of Education. will be the

rincipal speaker. It is under- ood that Mr. Shaw will explain the formation of such an associa- tion, its purpose, the manner In which it can help the school. and other related facts. It is sincere-

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ly hoped that there will be . large attendance of citizens who will be interested in the forms. tlon of this association.

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The April meeting of the Argyle Shore W.I. met at the home of Mrs. Neil MacDougall on April 21.

The meeting opened by repeating the creed in unison. The roll call was responded to by 12 members with a parcel for the grab bag.

Minutes of the last meeting wen read and approved. The sick com- rnitiee reported visiting a sick friend and bringing her a treat. The

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school committee reported the school cleaned and scrubbed dur- ing the Easter vacation. They were ordered to purchase three new blinds for the school. i

Two letters from Miss Robin were read and placed on file, "Instit- ute News" was discusscd and four members subscribed for same. A bill for 31.00 for fruit and .16 for postage was received and ordered paid. A thank you note was re-

ics was read by Linda Inman. A quiz was carried out by Sylvia Simpson. Collection amounted to 51.20 and proceeds of grab bag

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Elizabeth MacDougall invited the members to her home for their next meeting, Roll call is to be answer- ed by exchange of seeds, bulbs or slips. Mrs. Ralph MacPhail, Mrs. Ncil MacDougall and Mrs. Wil- liam Potts to be on the Lunch Committee.

The meeting closed by singing God Save the King after vials) lunch was served by the hostess

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