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Report for August and Septem- Grade IV: 1. Gordon MacDon-
ber: aid: 2. Eurie Macbean. Grade X: 1. Margaret Darrach. Grade 111: 1. Kier MacDonald: Grade IX: 1. Reta MacDonald. 2. Elmer MacDonald; 3. Stanley Grads VIII: 1, Dori; Darrach: MacDonald.
I. Florence MacLean. Grade I (at: 1. Everett Mac- Grade Vll: 1. Allan MacLean; ,Nevln.
2. Thelma MacDonald. Grade I (hi: I. Piiyllis Mac- Grade VI: 1. Edith Machnnald; Donald; 2, Clifford Ma-:Nevin; 3.
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THE EASTER
Bruce Macfhoo. Miss Joyce AGENT GIOBGETO
AGENTS:-IIONTAGUI: Ilareld r. Landry. Mrs. Byron ltewarl. Ire. Wiggiaten. Mlaa Joan Jebanen.
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the following places in
tague. guest of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Seymour Acorn.
Mr. Murray Jackson. who is un- pioyed in Charlottetown. spent the weekend at his homein Peter's Road.
Mr. Linus Rossiter. commercial traveller, was a visitor to Mon- tague and vicinity yesterday call- ing on his many customers.
Mr. Clarence Thompson. who is presently employed in Nova Sootia. spent the past few days at his home in Montague.
Miss Violet 1-lutcheson. student
of i Corcoran's Business college. Charlottetown. spent the past weekend at her home in Mon- tague.
Miss Edie MacDonald. Whim Road. accompanied by her motiher Mrs. Murdock MacDonald. recent- ly left for Charlottetown where she will undergo an operation.
..'CpI. Doug George, R. C. M. P.. Mrs. George and their young dgughiers, Nancy and Betty. are spending two weeks in Sackvilie visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. W. George, and Mr. and Mrs. E. W. George.
Mr.-. Peter; Burns and small daughter. Deborah. of Randolph. Mass., were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Web-b Nicholson. Whim Road.
Chest X-Iiay Scheduled At t Montague Soon
The people of Montague will have an opportunity for a free chest X-ray on Tlhursday and Fri- day. Oct. i2th and 13th, when the Tuberculosis League's mobile clinic will set up in the Town. It was July 1048 when the clinic was last here and a good response was given
to it.
Tentative plans are that the unit will visit the High School on Thursday during the school hours to x-ray the students by classes. For the convenience of residents the League plans to set up 'n two places, one north of the riv r and later on the south. To make it easy for the north portion of the town a clin-ic will be held on Thursday evening from 7:00 P.M. to 8:30 PM. at the High School. On Friday the clinic will set up at the Guardian office on the south side of Montague from 11:30 to 12:30, 4:30 to 5:30. and from 7:00 to 9:00 P.M.
With all these alternative appor- iunities presented to the people it is hoped that a really large at- tendance will result. The TB Lea- gue officials express their objective as being an attendance of 450, in- cluding school students. As a community health prjoect surely this figure can be exceeded.
Be-Ilgevue and Vicinity
Mr. John N. MacPherson was a recent visitor in Halifax. N. 5.
Mr. John Macl3eth spent a few days with friends in lligh Bank
Mr. Archie MacPherson attend- ed the Ploughlng Matcn at Dun- das.
Mr. Stanley Mn('PilN- was a week-end visitor to friends in Halifax. N. S.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Cooper were recent visitors in the mainland, visiting friends in Halifax, N. S.
A. Wt-raiherbie. Paul. and small to Bellevuc
Mrs. S. Mrs. Gamble, Peter sister were visitors on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stillman Acorn and family were among those at- tending the King's County Plough- ing Match.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell and daughter Carolyn were re- cent visitors to Bellevur. guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. .T. MacPher- son.
Mr. Lloyd MacPhee. Gordon MacPhee and small son Gordon of Quincy, Mass. were recent visit- ora to Bellevue, guests of Mr. and Mrs. John S. MacPhcc.
Mr, Wendell MacLeorl has re- turned to his home In Grand- vlew. having spent a few weeks in Quincy the guest of Mr, and Mrs. Toni Marlnl.
..'Miaa Bessie Bcnr. Health Nurse. visits-J Bellevuc School lait week. she gave an Interesting talk on the Food Chain poster which she left with the pupils. .
Mrs. Catherine Mac-Lend had the misfortune of falling and breaking her arm. thug delaying her return to her horns in U.S.A. Friends are happy to hear that Mrs. Macbeod is proncaainif ts- vorahly and wish her a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacPhsr- son (the former Willa MacPhor- aon of Bellevue) are spending their vacation with relatives and friends In this Provincn. In telle- vue they are the guests of Willa'a an-ants. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mec-
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The Guardian may be ' Montague: Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Office. in George- town: The Post Office; in Sourla: The Snack Bar and H. Blair t ' arda & Son. ' C . Miss Ishbel rarqubarson, Char- Mr. John Daley. Commercial lottetown. spent the week-end at Cross. and Mrs. Sinclair MacBetb. . , her home in Kilmuir. i Whimonoad. recently left for 0Ih- Tea with 81110114 C... awa. nsrio. ..'Mrs. Charles King. Burnt Point. at two " '9 was a week-end visitor to Mon- JIDADING HAY - The rnot- ch9.rYM.o.pp..
or vessel "Rec" arrived in port at
Montague yesterday and is taking tizing-a simple,
lied a . . 33011 3.32-i':riia3.i;.:onr; '"i3c:ri, 1&3 friendly, easy way to entertain. porters. s vssse II vs ' mm Chmcmp. N. & '1-Iave it evtery asxtttemoon at home or -- in an res a ' The Misses Gail and Janet Y g i Q
Mac-Lean, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Claude MacLean, Kilmuir. entertained their small friends at a birthday party on Friday afic- noon.
TEA TIP Always brtaq freshly drawn water to a fun- ousboil. and pre- heat the pot.
M155 Eileen Cook. presantly em- ployed in Montague. Spent the weekendoat the home of her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook. Wood Islands. she was accom- panied by Miss Vivian Thompson of Montague.
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her son and daughter-in-law, Mr, of White Sands school spent, rm, and Mn, John clguy, week-end with hot parents, Mr, and Mrs. Angus Maths-son. Gl--n William.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Angus Mac- Donald. Caledonia.
Mr. William Acorn. Iris. is spending a few days in Glen Wil- llam visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Acorn.
Mr. Sheldon Jay, who has been stationed at the C. N. R. station at Summersidc. spent the past. two weeks visiting friends at Toronto. Mr. Jay is now transferred back to Montague where he spent several
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stock- ford of saint John, N. 3.. were week-and vialtora to-Murray River, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson
Mr. John Matheson of Cinn-.
v ' bf ' l d t T' - iilgsnlisnilg ljliznbgsrgtrrlgtgiecle. 0 lg Mrs. Alva G. Allen of Mon- gtdoilsitetin and Mr. and M". Leland E;te'rIetll,:gnn "xiv.-reIl(e':l an” issue is at Drcsent spending a few Glen William. guest of Mr” mill
JYOUNG WOMEN'S GUILD - M1, 3, Mrs. A. D. Reid was hostess to the 5 than Muhuom tum" members of the Young Women's Guild of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Montague. Monday eve- ning. The meeting was conducted by the president. Mrs. Percy My- crs. and opened with the psalm. "Let Us With A Gladsome Mind." 'Ilhc scripture was read by Mrs. Byron Stewart. followed by pray- er by Mrs. Allister Currie. The minutes of the last. meeting were read. and approved. Roll call was answered by thirteen members. The financial report was read by the treasurer. Miss Thelma Larter. Mrs. P. N. Young reported for the visiting committee, and Mrs. Reid reported for the work committee. Arrangements were made for decorating the church for Thanks- giving. Mrs. Young and Miss Lar- ter were appointed on the visit- ing committee. and the new Work Committee includes Mrs. Malcolm MacKcnzie. Mrs. Byron Stewart and Miss Catiherinc Currie. Fol- lowing the business of the meeting work was continued on the 'quilt. The meeting closed with the hymn "Come Ye Thankful People, Come". and the Mizpah benedic- tion. Rcfreshments were served by the hostess. assisted by Mrs. Leland Nelson.
Murray River And Vicinity
Mr. Lornle Jenkins of Halifax. N. S.. was a week-end visitor to Murray River and Point Pleasant.
days in Murray. River. guest of
Mrs. Angus Matheson.
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Miss Norma Nicolle. Murray River left, recently on an extend- ed visit to Halifax.
Mr. Clarence Fergutson. Saint John, N. 8.. was A wcck-end visi- tor in Murray River where he visited friends and relatives.
Miss Louise Nicolle, Murray River. left recently for Halifax when: .-he expects to obtain em- ployment.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lester Johnston and sons. MacDonald and David. of Charlottetown, were week-end visitors to Murray River.
Miss Elva MacDonald. who is at
present teaching in Dover. spent the week-end at the home of her
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