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..'N0'l'lCl: 0! CANCELLA- TION pf Imrnunlzlng Clinic at Montague School on Friday until further notice.
mu Olive Maclntyre, oardilan has recently accepted a position at Clark Bros. Montague.
Irlends of Miss Wilma Mlcbure. Montague, will regret to learn that she is ill at her home. She is wish- ed 3, speedy recovery to health.
Mr. Eric Duvar. Montague. WIS a recent visitor to Charlottetown on his return trip he was accom- penled by Mr. Bush rower. who has recently accepted a position in
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in; the past few months in 'mronto,
County Hospital hour of brine at the home of Mrs.
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Friends of Mrs. Jimmie Donald. regret to learn or his ill-
ness. All wish htn a speedy re- '
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H-lends willregrettolearnofthe I illness of Mr. Clem Maclntyre, :
Montekue. It is hoped he will have
a speedy recovery. Miss Jean Ourrle has returned to
her home in Montague after mend-
where we was employed.
....' NU!-Sm! CLUB names... The Nursery club of the King's eI1.l0Yed a social
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lowlng their wedding at st Mary's church. Montague. on Felruary 5th, are Mr.
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Comedy, Screen-Liner, Car- toon. '
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Comedy, Kennedy The Great, Cartoon, Bird Tower,
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TOWN OF MONTAGIIE .
TAX ARREARS
All citizens In arrears of taxes. are requested to pay some to the under- signed at once or make satisfactory ar-
3 Intel! Febntary 18th. 1951. ' s. N. HOOLEY. -
Charlottetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Iloyd Clark and young daughter, Sandra. have re- turned to their home in Borden. after spending the past week in Montague, the guests of Mrs. Clark's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Heath Stewart.
Prominent Farmer Of Greenfield Dies
The death occurred early wed- nesday at the King's County
Memorial Hospital. Montague, of
Augustus 0'1-Ialloran, years.
Mr. 01-isllornn
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had been in
good health until a week ago. He County Hos-
entered the King's pital on Tuesday morning and al-
though all possible care given him he passed away Wednesday noon. ' a prominent
Mr. 0'Hallornn. Greenfield farmer. was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Waller O'- Halloran. His wife. the former Stella Dunn. predeceased him sev- eral years ago.
Left to mourn are three sons and one daughter. Velma. and Reginald in Hamilton, Ontario and Norbert and Elmer both in Greenfield; also one sister, Mary in Boston and one brother. Jos- eph. also in Boston.
Several of his children ceased him some ycnrs ago.
The sympathy of the community is extended family.
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- m , til a future date. evening. a delicious lunch was serv- ed by the hostess. Iseiated by sev- eral of use ladies.
Harold with last night 'me usual ' was postponed un- At the close of the
...3VALIN'I'lNl TEA'- A very enjoyable valentine afternoon tea was sponsored and served by the C. G. I. T. girls of Trinity United Church. Montague yesterday al- ternoon in the A. D. Macxenzie Hall. The hall was artistic for the occasion. with valentine dec- orations. Following the serving. an enjoyable program was presented by the girls. which included piano selections by Greta Wigginton and songs by the C. G. l. T. girls. The leader of this group is Mrs. Lloyd Fraser.
Montague Man Has Kitchen Stove For 61 Years
This is the story of a kitchen stave whose history goes back some 67 years. And all that time it has been in continuous operation. The owner is Mr. George Rourke of Montague North. and was purch- ased in 1884 at J. D. Bell's, a general store which was operating in Mon- tague at that time. Not only is the stove still functioning and in you- derful condition, but also the same store pipe which was purchased with the stove. Perhaps some would like to hear something of the life of this gen- tleman who owns this masterpiece. To begin at the beginning, Mr. Rourke was bom in 190, 92 years ago on his homestead, Montague North. He was only a young man when he became a. member of the Baptist Church, and married Miss Katie Martin. of Queen's Road. It was shortly after they were mar- ried that he bought the stove. A number of years after the death or his first wife. Mr. Rourke mar- ried Miss Bella Macneod of Uigg. one daughter was born to this union, who beside; her father was left to mourn -when in 1905 Mrs. Rourke passed away. In 1913. Mr. Rourke married his present wife. Mrs. Lowther, who was formerly from the western part of the Island.
when necessary Mr. Rourke walks to Montague, some three to four miles away.
cardigan And Vicinity
Mr. Lemuel F. Allen spent the week-end at his home in Cardigan. Miss Mary cnmum. Charlotte- town. spent the weekend with re- latives.
James Connolly. Mrs. Connolly. the former Miss Noreen Coyle. is a
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graduate of the mu-lottetown Hospital Nursing school. Brides- maid. Miss Bernice Ooyle, R. N., sister of the bride. and the grooms- man Mr. Charles Connolly. bro- ther oi the groom.
New School Opened At St. Peters South
st. Peters south school, one of the more modern schools in this Province. was formally opened on the evening of February 8. with the keys being presented to the school principal, Mr. Daniel Mc- Donald. by Hon. F.A. Large. Min- ister of Education.
Guest speakers for the special occasion included Supt. Lloyd Shaw. chief supervisor Malcolm MscKen- zie, Correapondence school super- visor Edward McPhall. Construc- tion Architect M. Rozman. County Supervisor Harold Bynee of Mon- tague, and William Aylward, con- tract carpenter of Morell.
Part of the program consisted of films "kindly shown by Mr. 8. Mc- lnnls of the National Film Board, and entertainment provided by the pupils of the new school. Miss Alta Sanderson was seen in a step dance number. accompanied on the violin by R. J. McDonald. and three or the younger boys were heard in it vocal trio. with Mrs.-M. N. Beck acting as piano accompanist. Among the large number who gathered to celebrate at the open- ing were Mrs. 1'-IA. Large. M:s. L.W. Shaw, and Mrs. W. Aylvward. An excellent supper was provided by the ladies of the women's Instit- ute of St. Peters.
The attractive new building. de- signed by Mr. rtorman. has glass blocks inserted in the southern wall. and this feature, together with the heating system. toilet fac- ilities, and general practicability of the entire structure drew much praise from those in attendance.
Georgetown
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Mrs. spurgeon Walker was a vial-
tor to Montague on Tuesday. I
Mrs. miester Walker was a vial- tor to Charlottetown on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Lois Clarhln, Public Health Nurse, was a business visitor to Georgetown on Tuesday.
Mr. Icmuel Msccormack was a business visitor to the City on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ian Sterling and two sons, John and Glen of Ot- tawa. who are visiting with rela-
. jury. 9. result of being struck a- cross the back by another pupil on her way home from school. It is understood the injury is no: or a serious nature and should clear up in due time. although quite
Murray Harbor North lady Dies In Charlottetown
The death occurred in chat- lottetown of Mrs. Bella Clow of Murray Harbor North. age 72 years.
She leaves to mourn. three sons. Thomas, and Cameron in Mur- ray Harbor North. and Alex of Cambridge, P. E. 1.. who were born to her first marriage with Mr. David claw. and one daught- er Annie (Mrs. Lloyd Butler). Peter's Road, born to her second marriage to Mr. Thomas Glow.
Also left to mourn are two sis- ters. Elizabeth (Mrs. Arthur Mac- Bwaln). Peter's Road, and Christ- lnn. (Mrs. Fred Johnston). Mur- ray River. and three brothers. Charles of Alliston. Archibald and Alex. who are off the Island.
several of her children prede- ceased her some time into.
Rev. F. N. Young conducted the funeral service. which was held from the Murray Harbor North Presbyterian Church on Wednese day afternoon. Hymns sung were: "The Lord's My Shepher ." "Rock Of Ages." and "Abide With Me."
Rev. Mr. Young preached in very inspiring sermon, taking as his text these words. "For I know that
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my Redeemer Liveth. and that He shall stand at the latter day upon the Earth."
Pallbearers were: Messrs. Fred Johnston, Willard Mac-.Lure. Wil- liam Dunn, Ray Kennedy. Lloyd Reid. and James Macbure.
Interment was in Murray Har- bor North cemetery.
Lives in the Province, were in Georgetown a few days ago. Mrs. sterling and son Glen are re- maining for a few days in George- town. as the guests of Mrs. sterl- ing's parents, Captain and Mrs. J. J. Fitzgerald. while Mir. Sterl- ing and son John are the guests of Mrs. John sterling of summer- side. .
. tMr. William Acorn of Sourls. salesman. was a business visitor to Georgeto u on Tuesday.
Mr. E. L. Johnston. 1 ,. esenting Sidney T. Green, called on the business establishments "of the Town on Tuesday.
QUARTET MAKE-UP The historic combination of a string quartet is two violins, a viola and a 'cello.
SPECIAL NITIIAC ION A favorite spot for erican visitors to Britain is Pennsyl- vania Castle at Portland. Dorset.
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Mr. P. 5. Murphy, ghll traveller, was in cardigan on Tuesday.
Mr. John Campbdl. Newport. W15 a visitor to Olrdican on sun- day.
Mr. Andrew Macdonald and Mr. James aiepherd were business vis- itors ta Montague on Monday.
Mr. Cyril Hickey and Mr. Nor- man Hon, an-mnerside. were busi- ness visitors to Cardigan on Mon- day.
Mr. William christian. hunch- ing Place. and Mredohn Mulligan. Cardigan. was visitors to Mont- ague on Monday.
Mrs. Muriel Mackenzie accomp- anied her datuhter lilean to Montleue on Saturday and Men- day for treatment of injury as noted above.
Friends in this vicinity of Mr. Douglas Macnaren. Montague. are sorry to hear he is a patient in the King's county Hospital, and hope he will soon be well again.
Binoere nnpathy is extended to he family of the late Mr.
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