" "' - . THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

311!-MON'.l'AGUl: Harold F. Landry. Mrs. Byron Stewart, Mrsu nu-neg xncrhee, Miss Joyce Wlxxinton. Pius Mcxinnon, AGENT GEORGETOWN: Waldon LIVBIS.

He Guardian may be bonxht at the following places in Montague: Blue Dome Restaurant, and Guardian Office; In Georgetown: The

T Launlciiing Man.

Dies in 84th Year

'The death occurred at Char- lottetown on Wednesda.l- Allfll 15.

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N ,.THE GUARDIAN.

Golden Wedding, Al Montague

.. 'Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Mac- Donald of Montague received many

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CHARIADTTETOWN

Murray River

Anti Vicinity

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.fMrs. John Cook and children.

Mr. and Mrs. Alva. Allen. Monta- gue.

A. 3. Curtis Munn of H. M. C. 5. Magnificent. is spending his Easter leave at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Munn, Murray River.

H 1-lloaii and Vicinity

..'..'Mlss Lona MacDonald, Whim Road, spent several days of her Easter vacation in Morita , the

, APRII3 I7 1953 sunrise service At Damiiriiige

and Murray Harbour North held . Easter sunrise service in "

of M11 Pm" M”C””"”k i” t l 2 use as Rand and Roger Mum! River. The following students "of P. W. est i Miss Alene Beaton. iii-ldee Hall on solid 0”” i y Post Office; in Souris: The Snack Bar and H. Richards & Son. Launching an” 3 lengthy illness, Vv”;:1nnem:)?n?r1:n1ll;:5X:d. Sid "ah- recently spent an kw M” wk C. an mending me” Euur how Eu 0 -1 It seven ouoek. M". !Yiu:gi;ilG.:th V .f V ' In in his 84th year. I y . mes In In mm 0, me province iting at the home oiMh!: lgg; days at their homes, in white Mmuvwley Moonlwhlm-m,,d, mm padded n the on”. I- , "aj(EAE MELVIN MoQUAl1) ,..fKlhGS MILL, Montague Wl Le” to man”, his passing are on the occasion of then. 50”, wed- ents, Mr. and Mrs. ac i sands. Miss Gertrude Glover. and isspendmng ,e.,,em1d,.y3vislting her George Johnston gave the i rs Provincial Affairs, Saturday. not be buying logs unlll May 1Sl- two sons. John at home d End ding anniversary. Among the many Belle Hirer. Messrs C;vira.nt Clements. Ralph g,,,,dpm-en,m M;-, ma Mrs, Wes- in worship and led in the open'i'" r-WA F i Plvlou. N 54. M1 '3'"? 55” i --- Derby, an Eddie Derby. dnmm i i "I H -H Miss lime Gfallfilll of Lnwvr di'rl::;llgEl”.lnli'llil',l', Mrs. Louis 1"”? NEW Zglaxgasedt i?;bh7iEm:i1id!ifi.r'2 Th9 101l0Wlll8 5""dem'5 91 P" ley Moore! arch” Cross. Ipios-dmygr Izvrmch lwaa followed by th. ” .-.'0rzN1N('. DAll-N'CF. in Beal'Pl' , Mnntagiie spent the past weekend patrick. woodville. '7 1:, v, webher. ' C. are spending their Eaisxter iliiitik; Mr, Raymond Macuod. who is Mm Chrmem Clmemm Mme. was tienagafgin unison. Psalm loo , Hall. Montague. Saturday, April Tn Gaspereaux. c0::1pr;::.:tManigirilegentneaitsmyvzere no M?I?g2gY:ln:g1(trgy:ui0A)E;:nt 3: dBIa5;:k. dt.hethlai;&uomEsmh Moore, g;enl;1.tllk aE:g'aeal'l!V;rB:in,eeBl(i'f3e:lnd:.1b:g1&: 1n,mmnm8 H the p,g,1,1.mg H3:- The old Testament lesson W ., lam. Mr Dan Condo” Murray Hm. ::-?u- honor or the event and presented Dolllld Ml3vCK3Y- Berth” MacL"nl' M5 mmherv Ml"5- M- MaCLe0d- g;lat;gr W,,k'el,l,?,'7'i,'.'l'K.'.;,1m'1;,e,',',d mg g::c(h1:1 lamina W” re” 51 l” 3 "TOME W the Pm”-V 331' M1b0lUT.V0l'lh spent the Weekend with 'RF(il7i an iiweiiiiiz Montague the bride and b-ridegrom of so Louise Stewart, and Ml'S- E” Murray River. gum Mchaher cousin Mm Mars, K. led in pmyer pnwngemmgir then 3 . , t ti v, A '1 lat D . A - w , D t 4' . A n ' years ago with a wedding cake Bl'UCC- 1-- ' ' ”'”lll. ; ; (Q,i:0v:1:l(i;erida bviahizngz Curlfilllg emf; his lalllll) iii lwoiiei Montague I)-1l::J.lCq:'i.l1l(f)i0lSi:vi:'t;1ldd.tSitlilluiliiollzosl? which was a masterpiece of the -E-7 y Mumw 1 zitario Vernont MlaoLgaii& C)l1lal1;- Munro. ta'l:'le:1e!:l:"t!!l 1;I('::it.N;gn:u-leS1.son W" i ' i ' i -, ll . . , ' J 1 J " t ' bakel”s art. The cake was made in Mrs. John ac um. i o e wn. spen e our 0 - "-' . - - -l0 and I l2K(;25lula&5m::tltr;1;:e hlgxgidgii Mrlghrll --Miss Rubi Mulplu. Char- at 8 pm. lniorimio lKPlC0me' the shape of an open book. River. spent the -ERMA?! holidays day, at me home of hu pm-Hm, An exciting game oil softball! was was read by Lewis Kerwin. The at. - 15 l ' ' "'""W"' is Hwmg her mm"-r' i i 7x5iri' G i etowii Mrs. MacDonald received ii bou- visiting with relatives and friends Mn and Mrs. Peter Mechean. played at Whlm Ros on mine was then received and Mn. HA 009' " Mrs. Thom:i.x MllrPh.V. st. Marys S--d"0LAl )”,'i,g,h .,',,, 53,5, 5.; ciiiet oi Queen Elizabeth roses in Charlottetown. Murray River. dgv ilienlnss. gr-IAIIDI111 tan. when ch: westion Johnston give the mm t T i ' lxogd, U11 83'. - PT i r - T f, h v y M- B X. 1 P t, -eae 1'00 3'!) CD m me (cry pi-gygf. .- H-AFTER TODA! - Just one Wu . H . . d S mm tom er sis ers. is once e y , . . y mo” dav m N on me Rem” met y I A 'k I Mr SEir.x.VlB(l)IlllRlg Haonm. er H5, calgam Aim; and Mn, pMi1- Mr. and Mrs. Vlncentt) Miss. Mary , liou MaCDOlli;1d. Whlm Road team for tail: Rev. Carlncurrie spoke bneny on i, C'M' :5” u Wm mend” Rexan, Mr and hits l;nld lv Plllkllsil H " ' 'W'Am dred Beamatl. Charlottetown. w-ho were lllilllled ltecttiill .V1'1ome OE Challotteto-ivli.' is spending elf first camel 0 '0 99t35'3n- td the theme Easter Dawn". '1'-in ; mug Sm” iii Momagm; Ha” Moiiizuzile. its-is lullil at 121 of .h . qfhimd; M Huh Mccarmn MOM U, s. A., iii-tiied it 9 1 W M” Easter holidays visiting with re: Brooklyn players were rnnspore dosing hymn.w,,s N0, 215, muomd V . Y b . (hep Mr and M15 Vi lllam l Gm am i V . l y h - their brother and slster-ln- H . . am-.5, and menus m Murray (,0 wmm Road on . tractor dnmn b the bened on n by Mr. Gum. . A - - - V - l - ' . . . ' - y l 0 fLf:d” g:ggf,D”i)rog:;c,””Vn;”,oi; m caspereaux. 1”)-"IP35 R0"? H(lj9t:”;:,5; Ohom Murray Harbour and Mrs. Haldon ilooverv M31”: River. trailer driven by Mr. Donald Camp- i . . ' -Ae 3' 9 15 9”” me . River, and will ta e up rest enc ..-- min of Brooklyn, own. nthrr penny. .V0Ul” Oflilllllil PU!"-i .-M, Can191'(7n Reid, Murray owing to lllllPF5. All wish him ii rm. a few weeks 3,, white sands, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Moore. and p

, Haihniir xnrtli. was a Sunday speedy recoiciia MI. HD0139? W15 199911 SHVWG "Vim children Donna, Murlorie Lynn. After 8 number or! weeks of al- Miss Lona MacDonald has 1!. "nd Rem” pmdu” 15 Mm ” hm V.5ll0l' Vi Selkilli T ' "T o u n the United States Merchant Navy. and Gregory, 'Chzli'lottetowil, were most lmpassable mad; the whim turned to her home at whim Road ,1llSL as niie as the first. what at ...--, 1 -S)-by-1Ali xu;ati' at. Mnn- and vDcVnjTy for the past year and a half. Easter Sunday vlsimm to Miii-. mad has at mt been xmpedv am, being the guest” Mm Mm V . chance to stock tip on Drug SW19, MN La,”.,,Ha mpi,,s gmcmlw (Agile ("hlll'('ll ni Christ tonight: -w- my River with relatives and which has 1m,pm,,ed mwelung con. Beattm, Montague.4for several dim ) ””m5 3'"”'V9 bmmd '" ""d- Bl" Wat I.nii-er Montague School. sprnilllnle llllilll” lmnl CPDUR1 Ch”-V -T-' Mrs. Stanley White and child- menus. dmons for an wncemed ' 1 ”"””d M w””m3i Th” REM” 0"” her Easter holidavs at her home lian Fliilivli, Clinrlnttntnwn. Ser- fCnntzt'3Ul1l1ti0ll5 ind best ren, Raymond, Bonnie and Dale. W... ' ' Grade XI students from the dh. Cent Sale ends tnmm-rriw lilizht - in smmkp H jnlnn "What 1: Your Life?” Ken. Mshag are being extended to M1-, wood 15t;md.s, spent the Easter Dr, and Mrs, swung Glddmgs Mm Mmdmk"mCMaCDmm1d whim met .remmmg to their dam" in , 50 fl0ll't 105? 3113' Km? 1” "l"l””-' xlic: Jean Aitkoii. stiirlmit at P twill -Vi"l'lli- V-Vllllf-Tllstl land Mrs. Deri-ell Oollings. Sturgeon, week.(-nd at the home at her mo- and (Emmy, C1m,.1mtE,own' were ROM -was a recent visitor-h-1 char. Montague Memorial Him -Sehool to your friendly Rexall Drilgsiore W: I Ch,,,.1nm.,0m;, spoilt list” "7 - whose nlarriage took place at the ther, Mrs. Allen Macbean. Mul'- Easter Sunday visitors at Mur- l0lnM"(m.n ' on Friday were Miss Dot Stewart '; R”m'mb"'”Th” RH” 0'” Wm Plaster llolidavs in Luiier Monlaztiii. '1”l'lPlld5 "Y M13 Afthlll 14Hll"lifurra,v l-iarbrrur North Manse on ray River. my River. guests of their Darenm. ' Kilmlulr and Miss Marv K Mum, 3 Sale means savliigs for you. Maboii g,,f.5L nf im. lm,-Ems. gm-, and Mrs, nitzaii. St. Mary's Road. are sorry Tliursday afternoon, April 2nd. --' Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Glddillgs rind Mk Bwerk M00” whim whim Road i D ' Vi i DTW C3 R.-iy Altlzen. She was act'nmpaiilcdi 10 Tl?” ll" ii 3 Patient in PM Mrs. Coiilings is the former Miss Mr. and Mrs. Carl Leet and Mrs, Jane cook, Roadsk S mdmy D”; 04.11,, Ea”. ' ? .MO.,...u?.. hv Miss caieiia Stevie. chai-lnttc- lx'lur-"5 C0'lll'll H”-iP"aL A” W” Gertrude Dixon. daughter of Mr. daughter Limit MOMWD: N.” -- .' ' p K i , Mr, Ricim-d cam beii C , - - him it SlWPdl' l""V9T3'- and Mrs Percv Dixon Ga ereau Brunswick were recent, vlslt- The manv friends of Mr. Alex 97' Wcamii” in K””"'”- ”" W” P ' ml, 'mm' 57" ' l ,. .-,- i L" l,j ' 5p X. itors tn VMlll'lia)' River. visiting Richardsy (jladgmmil 3”. 55.13. to n! her uncle and aunt, Mr. and lll;l:l:l1l5l?r05:. lEl;1.iarir:)tE:i'lP&lt busi- ., I -mitt-in r.l.l. r A RT Y - i ”” ”"''1nY”'s', c1("”!'i"' I'"l”dl'-l, Mirs vmia Johnston is snendliniz WW1 rm'"'" ""3'h'F'0” land idle” 39.113 ””l”;iLi”: '?h1”:,.;”"1:: Mm John DEHEL nl :)ee-- 0 H" I ,(m-dwell ha.-iv was twirl in Lnwerl -W"lW”P- ll " ll" "1 IWS5 0 la few day at Montague, Kllest of lrlelldsl W 1 '"”' L e ” 1 i Miss Laurie MacDonald. Kil- His many friends are pleased ls

. . . - R cl. a ti ab ut a l . LEVI V. POWER. and Hilbert Conn who left. Tuesda.l' Mm" p Larize congregations attended the :1eg”nnsaa"n:?t?e&re n!1'0”g1ewK);,:2: The motor W556? C A Roland Iouetmm yiy regndirtngggl 0 Ea 11 at." hi. Momaguh P' E. 1' Mioarv H:ry(PeUIlX;d Still-:r;lkil0i'nlH9-ll1l(l:re'tlIth::! --"THE PR F-SBVTERI A N Easter Serylce at me Mmhfay Hap County M?nl0l'la1 HCS'Pll31. 11 35 has been loaded with frirni pin-V it is l'0.EllEtiod that Miss Tali.-he! -H-rvrA”-He i - dc ( 1 ipei by ,. of J14 ll,t('lll'R(lll IN CANADA, - Servic tbm”-. Nam and Peters Rnadlillc wish of hot" litany friends that duce and will sail the ili'Sl ofiFat'qtliml'son. fcrnierlv nr Kilmtiir. The Lincoln Memorial ill Polo R9W'959"ta”V5 mm '"”).l ( u H. "F ii ifnr Sllll(ltlV A ril lilth as follows.iP1'e53y”"1a" Church on sunday' she. will S(Nlll be well and home the week for ports in Nova sL'()lla.lllrilV cmnlnveri in Cllnrlotiei.Mvn.lm: mall Pafk. Wi15h111lZ10"- U C. M” E”"””” '1)C9””” A 1”" ii........iie'lltLi1 it and 530 P M ”l”'' 5”i- Smic” We" ”””d”C”d again The captain of the vessel is Roiialibei... iii, an 1..., menus wish her a dedicated in 1922 cost s2.9io.ooo. . Louis nlaicnonaml number Of. mml hmnds a!,tcI)dEdi&11ld1n';x, 'l').()- M ;(,mmgg.,glbY Reva M- C- Currie WW3 Chose t w4-- White, and engineer is Daniel Hob speedy recoverv, -:-T? g 86 McGill Avenue. ffdaiainp'm:?onnl2eir:ii?d1nifi ?iai:ii1i:dUSiliian.. S,.,W,, 10 A. M. R9,, I.-was his sulbiect P55?” 39 and ” Mr. oi-iii MacLeaii. cparioite- ion, ham min;-nis of Mur- ' O LONDON. (C?) - Among iii. : Phona 2410-1, Hiwm 'P,.,,',.,. iS,W.,.&. m mm. fmu,.: ,x', young, Minister. lmllloll 01' VS 5. :WEBDlYliI may (own, spent. the l3astcl' holldayf ray River. Mr. John Ola;-av, whim Rnad, mngements for Coronation Year, em lovment ro-m Endme For A Mgm'..Bm' J-oy in "1? hm” M ms p”em5' Ml" "CD iwas a l-ececit visitor to Cl1al'latte- lT'-GTE l-hall 3300 Bibles ll3'Ve been P ' ' ,,-(j,E()m;1.;'r()wN pAsT0nM,;C0m91h 1'' ""3 Mflrmnil . M0”””gland Mrs. Patel” M301-Mill. Mm” vw7 we -we-re-we gown. Waited in 50 London hotels by illl ' ' "-i-r- CHARGE.-lllilted Church of Can-i Wm” We”? "pmlfe IYIY S0”1- The ray RlV4l'- Long before the war between that D.... Gideons. who plan to distribute 1 tada. semors for April 19th. 11 A.M.lKlll8 Of Heaven - '395llS K99? . -- states, the Massncllusetts Supreme Mr, Ame.-1 Moore, whim Road. 000 to hotels here before the coin ' ilifilltown Cross 2.30 P. M. Sturgeonl M9 NH" The 07055" 'md Th! Llidles Md Oi the Umied

chase is duplicated. And that sec-

INSGRIPTIDNS

lfilolltague llall

Messrs. Cecil and Harold Hicken,M”5-

THE CROWDS ARE CHEERING ONE OF THE GREATEST SHOWS EVER PRESENT- ED ON THE SCREEN!

T0 - DAY and SAT.

FINAL 2 DAYS

Hall the March King! His magic iiatnn act the world marching, singing, dancing to iiic stlappiesi, pcppiest, stepplest tunes that ever won a nation's lit-ari -- a world's applause!

Iiinilday night, for Mrs. l.:lildi-'5 parents.

Mr. William 17. Graham, Gaspar-

7 P. M. GPOXIIFIOWH. Rev. W. A Patcrsoli, MlnlSlEl'.

tSAI) NEWS RECEIVE!) - Wnrrl has been received here. of the death of David D. Scannell in Rosmn on April 11th. Mr. Scanncll is the son of Dr. David D. Scannell anrl Mrs. Scailliril of Boston. Mrs Sraltnell is a former Island woman.

.She is a sister of Mrs. L. H. Doug-

.las of Georgetown.

Reuben Mac- drinald. former editor of the Pat- rlnt was a bl'OlhEl'. No details were immediately available except that drath came stlddenly. The funeral was held on Tuesday of this week. 'Fl'NERAL XESTERDAY - Hszindyi Reynolds. who passed away on TllP5d8,Y. April 14th, was held )'estol'da,V afternoon

and

Miss Joyce McLeod.

"Jesus Christ is Risen Today". Church .The special alitllems rendered bvlof Arise'”fi'om which a nice sum of motley

ithe clinir were "Christ "Nailed To The Cimas".eAO,

Murray River and Vicinity

.'Mr. Fred Acorn who has been employed ill Oshawa. Ontario for the winter months, has returned to the home of his sister and bro- ther-in-law, Ml'. and Mrs. Ted Rafuse. Mul'l'ay Rivet:

1 The m:ini' friencls of Sterling

.lllnes.s at the home of his parents. iMl: and Mrs. George 0. Whiteway,

The many young friends of Miss

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ii bazaar and sale 4tl1

lleld llonie-cooking on April

was realized. v

The many young friends of Miss Judy Saunders are sorry to hear she is a patient in the Montaigne Hospital. It. is the wish of all that she, will soon be well and home again.

Mr. Edison Horton. student of Horton Acadeilly. Woliville is spending the Easter h0llda)'5 ii iii? home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Horton. Murray River

Mr. and Mrs. Stlrliilg Ma.:Kay. Murrav River. were business vis-

The funeral nf the late AlexaildctwVx:lll:ii'ag;oii-2:”? s0sI)i1leri;rito;ifhFiis. imrs m ChM.l0ueLm,.nY on Thurs, Montague. - - e .' l

day April Zlid.

A. C. 2 Bobby Whiteway. who is

from the l'nlted Church, and was M””'”-V River" It is me wish or mslstatiolied at the R. C. A. F. base

his many friends to see him up

and around mam before long, mnir, was it recent pfsitor to Char-

Court (luilawed slavery in 1783. was a recent vlntor to Charlotte-

see Mr. Barry Nicholson. Whln

onatlon.

There Ought To Be A Law

By Fitgaly And Shorten

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i' M- T'T't”””d”"W r' ” HEY, HON! Guess WHY WIVES GROW OLD DEPT. W,gA;TIL5,5ggT;gg;,Y,S.5'-F A ” 3u?c'S'Ji'e'Eb- i ,, ..

.. "rhe 1.9.5. of pews Rm

attended by R game number or many friends that he will soon be . h H N Bnms ,mk' spam friends and 1.91am,” who hamwcll and able to return to college, an gwad1:;:'leaeJ:; M m: home of

come to my their last respects tnlwhen Em” mnda” 3” ”"' his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Georize

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1 n dt-parted friend. The service at ' B Witt. r ', Do or, durin" the A -- the church and grave was rnn-F Mi" :rdur.”3'OB&ue: wfh" its be,e”.E;15(er11l1;;::;i-, V B . . . em riy in n arm or e wt -i - i SHOWS 3:36 Jl.lllxi!tetllr”liAlglfrilnt:1li:!el.l tarp momhs has rammed m tact M (1 Vi ST-l:l:nk Coehoe and - v . . .i ' . r. all A it . ' 2 . . . 7 and 9 Prayer was offered by Rev. W.g Dfgzme MB?” pa.rtem5' ML and M” daugiliter Rose Mary and Robecca. EXTRA! NEWS CART 'MacPherson. of Murray Harbour urge He' L1 He Sandi Clia.l'lottctown. spent the Ea.stm' t '- OON who assisted at the service. Hymns . " . . holidays in Murray River. guest 4 sum: were: "0 Love Divine" and Mm Lush Amm' chm1(mMow"'iof their parclits. Mr. and ltlrs. -' C "

spent the Easter weekend at thegwatson White, and Mr. and Mrs.

Art Gosbee.

"Speak I Pray Thea” A mm "Tmi llt)'i'ie of her daughter and snn-in-

Chrlstians Goodnight." was vpri. . . 'ili!W. Mr. and MN. Ted Refuse, beautifully rendered by Mts. Ralph Murray River.

Beck. Mrs. l,. A. Johnston presid-

ed at the or an. The all v - i , ,

,.m.e Mes”: Douglaspconhlitialjllfi! gv1.'snghM:i:S;y sharan E&Ild Ian Nelson. Douglas Maccowan, ,3, dar v- t-to n' twuii 35- Spencer Llewellyn, Ft-link Gt'eelie,lR,'V on 1? flxfusho. iurray and Atwood Mlicnmlald. lntrr- 1h9:r'1i:rusesJ:,:)a cg; mm” my mom tnnk place in the Montague ' U ' Community Cemetery.

Wmab Hawc 4'1-'v.i.'oUi,t FOREST mus, L. I.

Miss Eunice Murl'a.v River is spending her Easter holidays at the home of her grandparents.

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Mr. Joe Giana; who has been employed in London. Ontu-lo for the past several months. has re- turned to the home of his mother, Mrs. Olive Giddings, White Sands.

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..' The following is the report of st. Patrick's Road schnoi, for the month of March.

Mr. Malcolm Macxlnnon. stu- dent of Horton Aca,d.eimy. is spend. me his Easter holidays at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. MacKinnon. Murray River. Home with Malcolm is his chum. Doug Caldwell fmm the provincr of Quebec, who is also a student of Horton.

Grade Ix -e- l. Mabel Grant: 2 Patricia Myers; 3, Sm,-1,5. Roger, son.

GYM” Vlllul Huntley stivwni-r, 7- J059Dh Rogerson: 3. Tommie Grant.

Grade VII - 1. Patricia Gmrii; 2. Clarence Blrt; 3. Billy Rogggon:

Grade VI .-. i. Jimmie Trainol-.

V iiiLi.ViiLI.lAiiS'fttiiilLA tiiiiiiiii Mr. Lester Nicolle, who is with

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Grade III H 1. Raymond Grant; 2. Tommie Trainer.

Grade II N l. Eva Stewart; 2. Myrlln Grant.

parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nicolle. Murray River.

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MB Judson Nioolla of 1-l.M.C.s. Grde I -- 1. Donnie Tralrior, Stadstadacons recently spent I HlghF5i..nveragg1n Mum,-,, gmd” few days leave at the home of

A-Huntley stswm-t. 91.5 D" cpmv, his parents. Mr. and Mia. Leaisnd

Hizhest. avet'a.ge in junior grades, N1Wu9- Mun” Rivet

Eva Stewart. Temhar E Man” Rogemnv AlB George White of l-l.M.c.s.

- L Stadiums recently spent, a few

; do-" We At the We of his W- it MIDNIGHT SHOW T0-NIHGT iir Mr. John MacLeod, who was em.

enis. Mr. aild Mrs. Fred White. Murray River.

M ployed in the lumber woods in Nova Scotis for the winter month; has returned to his home in Mur- ray River.

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Mr. Morris Derby, who has been employed in London. Ont.. for the past several months. has returned to the home of his mother. Mrs. Marjorie Derby. White Sands.

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Mrs. Martin Mecicay. who spent the winter months in Charlotte- town. is spending I few weeks at the home of her parents. Mr. and