racs motrr NOVEMBER 22. .1951

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g m C . L 4. ma GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN THE EASTERN 'GUARDlAN Welfare. League Annual Alib.N'l'S:-MONTAUUIC: Harold e. Landry. Mrs. Byron smart. urn

Bruno Ilurhee. Mia: Joyce Wlulnton. Min Joan Johnston AGENT GEORGETOWN: Walden Loren. .......m.........C.... Maclclnnon. Dr. P. Maclntyre. A new mexnbersldy committee

The Guardian my be bought at the following places in Mot-tun: Blue Donio Iiutaurant, and uuardian Olllco; In Georgetown: Tho wu appointed to include Mr. Dick MacLenn and Mr. H. 1". Landry.

mum: NOTICE

All School Tax due St. Columba School, not patd'by Dec. 15th, 1951, will be handed in for collection.

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The annual meeting of the Mon- tague Community Wellare League

l'ct0m;IS l:Tlis . I co n our: o ruck Bar and I! llichuda A son. was held last "mm: in we

, ..-cuu.n HEALTH CONFl-.'R- -..-saoo FOR YOUR old bat.- Curling Rink club room. with the S. ----.- an u -1 Mr. -. .. By 0"” 0f Tm” Friday, November 23rd. 2-4 F. M. Buds Accessories. Montague. siding. m mbe Sm U M ked Ind "Wu S. A. MacAULAy. -C The secretarv Mr c A Sh 9 ' P l' P ' . , . . P . . t ' t ' "" decided that a drive tor new Secretary of Trustees. no A , ....-1N srouc. Royal Albert .. sat: out: I-INE SELECTION reported that records 0! minutes m mb H would at ummw. lmg . , y china, old English ruse pattern. of Minors. and Tables, Coitee had been lost in the Masonic mgdmfely w mg”. M mug”, M L. R. Boehner, Jeweller, phone l0, Tables and occasional furniture Hail fire, and since no meeting possible of the community In the

had been held last year. there were no minutes to be read. How-

Montague. for Christmas. llilchey and Van-

Community Welfare League. It

SKIN PRDBLEM?i

You on It to yourself to try curtculut

utlcura Soap and Ointment

ave been unusually successful in helping relieve many inrma oi akin discomfort- itch oi eczema. blackheads pimples. rash. Smoother. healthier lkln usually starts in 7 days! Buy today.

TONIGHT 1-ntnct: or WALES

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, - This is the story of Jimmy and the S52-1.000 Jackpot - - it and 1 French maid - - - and 1 Grm-nwich Village art- i hit. - - - and 7500 cans of soup - - - and 1 wife - - - and 2 kids - - - and l hilarious headache with the tax col-

lector - - - who ALWAYS wins!

C . prize-winning l sin NEWS - AMBULANCE DOGIOR. - CARTOON

lderstlne. Montague.

-C cver. lrom the blink account. Mr Shaw was able to present a fin- nncial statement for 1050 and 1951. Expenditures for 1951 show-

Her many friends arr. sorry to - I hear Mrs. Edward Campbell. Vic-V .. 'l-lrr many lricnds will re- torla Cross, is a patient in the grct to learn that Miss Alva Bre-

was pointed out that with a larger membership special projects could be undertaken, more meetings could be held. and dinner meet-

Advanu tickets now on sale. S150 each, at TOOIMBE MCSIC sroar;

o 5 medy of the Year! K

' By Order of

King's County Memorial Hospital. hnut, lVlonlm.:u('. is 8 Patient in

ague. spent a recent weekend at his home in Haliiax. On his re- turn he was accompanied by his mother, Mrs. CK. Wightman. who is the guest 0! her sister. Mrs. Archie Hume.

Home and School Tuesday's edition.

Miss Charlotte Fraser. accom- panied by Mis Jean MacAusland, Charlottetown. motored to Mont- ague on Tuesday, Nov. 20th. where tbey visited Miss Fraser's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Fraser

.'lTy to India. will speak in

Friday. November 23rd, 1951. welcome.

., 'Mr. Frank 1.. Coylo. Mon- ilnrzuc. l'Pi.Lil'n('d home on Monday,

.. . . Nov. J9. from Boston. Mass. Fl”xEnAl' EESTERDAE 'Tm3lu'ltet-e he attended the funeral

funeral of the 13” Ana” N' Ml"'isc1w'lrc of his sistcr Miss Cath- Donald. whose death occurrcd;;,rim GI (-m.I'(,I p;m,'msScd away suddenly at his home in llcatlier-ywn, Sudm,'nh, on dale on Monday morning. was held 1 n,,,f,,;ngI No..."

C F"””- Wh” M5” ””iCi't"Cd a"iMr. Albert Johnston. son of Mr. service in Ktlmuir United Chlll'Cll,land Mm Leon Johnston. Mom”

”Whom God hath raised up, hm"- ing loosed the pains of death; br- cnuse it was not possible that

ical school at Dalhousie Univers- ity. Mr. Johnston received his early education at Fortune. and he Should be lwiden "I ii-" The inter completed his high school hymns suns Were "The L0Vd'5 work at Montague where he led My Sh0Dh6I'd"- "S1133 W5 Gal-hm" 3 his year in Maritime Board Grade At The River" and ”Noarer Myixr examinations. He then entered I

God To Thee." The paiibcarcrs Prince of Wales College where he were John K. MacDonald. Nexltattained many scholastic achieve- Bruce. Alex R. Mac-Donald. Wtl- ments. The scholarship to med- liam MauPhee. Fulton MncP'nce lcal school at Dalhousie is a lit- snd George MacPhe1-son. lntcr- ting reward for his scholastic abil- merit took place in the family plot. ity. and his many friends herc in Vaileyiield Cemetery. wish him evcr.V SUCC?S5- g

FOR SALE AT scan RIVER

Forin of one hundred acres. Thirty-five ocros cleared with the balance containing hardwood and soft wood. much of which is suitable for pulpwood. A six-room dwelling with born ond other out-buildings. all in ex- cellent store of repair. This form is one- quorter of a mile from school. has a brook running through it and the cleared land is in a good store of cultivation.

Eor further particulars apply to -

MELVIN J. McQUAID Souris

ATTENTION

ALL RESIDENTS DF MDNTADIIE

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THE TOWN COUNCIL all those with taxes in arrears must settle same ON OR BEFORE DECEMBER 10th. 1951

All taxes still in arrears after December 10, 1951. will be passed in for collection, and legal proceedings taken forthwith.

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MAYOR. AND TOWN COUNCIL.

Mr. 5. S. He.-slon was omitted from the list or donors to the I-lallowe'en Parties thanked by the Montague Association in

HSMISS EDNA HUNT. Mission- thc Mttrray llurhour Church of Christ. All

Wednesday

Montague. the Kings County l'lospii3l- ed 5537.09. receipts sso1.4.2. bal- i-- p p w---- ance 3164.33. Expenditures for Mr. Arnold Wightman. Mont- --'0M""'D' " The mm” 9' 1950 5h0WCd 32.250-8:3. receipts 82.-

.'ll3.'.”l, haiance 552.42. The two financial statements were adopt- ed.

Mr. R. W. Beck reported for the cemetery committee, stating that the cemetery was being kept in good condition, and that a ncwlo: would be opened for plots next year.

Mr. Cecil Beck, reporting for the rink committee. stated that the tender of 5435.00 of Mr. Cecil Bcll had been accepted.

All oitlcers and committees were re-appointed for one year. Exe- cutive: Keir Clark. Walter Beer. Cecil Beck. Carl Bochner and A. D. MacLurc. This executive will choose the president and vice- president from its own numbers.

yesterday and was very largcly.- ...... C 1.. . atifnded; A -rho” S91'1t'if9-Rat, lift "'WlNS scnoLansntr-con- E23" Beck, Dick Mac- h9m9 l”5 C”"d”cWd ll El" "';:r:-itttlations are being extended to Lean. C. MacLttrc. C. Boehner

and J. J. Stewart. Building: Keir Clerk, J. J. Stew-

gasisleod bR;'.0Regfs tgkgualigv 3'Ixa1Cr'iagttc, who. it was announced on an, Brupe Mgcpheg, H5 "- T h' h- '2'”-.Monda5'. is one of the four win- cemegel-y; R up. Back, 1" Mg M30PheT50" C 059 A9” -- -iners oi scholarships to the med-

tngs at. which there would be special speakers or entertaining programs might also be held.

it was also felt that the league should form trom its body an athletic association which would sponsor and supervise all sporting activities in the community. This received the full support 0! all members present. since in the past there has been a notable lack on central organization to direct sporting activities, although other organization have done a. splendid job on their own. The league can fill this gap. and provide an in- corporated body under which the athletic association might lunc- tion.

However, the full support of all the people in the community, the president stated. was required to give the league body and force. and that a far larger membership was a primary necessity.

After discussing several other matters pertaining to the rink, the members closed the meeting with the intention of calling all members together in the near fut- ure.

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MEET'lNGg FIRST DISTRICT or KINGS i

will be held in the Town Hall in Souris, i MONDAY. NOVEMBER 26th, at 8 P. M. Mr. R. R. Bell and others will address the Meeting

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