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Mr. Robert Macxenaie of Souris was a visitor to Georgetown on Tuesday. where he was a mem- ber of the Supreme Court grand jury. While here. Mr. Mackenzie was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Lavers.

Mr. Ian Sterling of Ottawa. who is visiting with relatives in sum- .merside. is spending a few days in :Georgetown with Mrs. Sterling. yrho is the guest of her parents. captain and Mrs. J. J. Fitzgerald.

Justice George J. Tweedy, who presided at the February sitting of the Supreme Court in Georgetown on Tuesday, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Stewart while here.

His many friends will be ,laa5ed to hear that Richard DeLory, en- gineerlng student at st. Francis .Xavler University in Antigonlsh. 'N.8. is progressing favourably fol- llowing an emergency operation for 'appendlcitis at St. Martha's Hos- pital in Antlgonlsh.

With the return of rolder wen- tlicr hockey fans here are anxious- lv looking forward to the resump- tion of the southern Kings play- offs. The Eagles. who have cumin- ated the Murray Harbour Bruins in the semi-finals. are sharpening their claws for the time when they engage the Montague Meteors in the cup finals. In the meantime Montague are engaged in Provin- cial Intermediate playoffs and the final series in the Bouthem Kings playoffs must await their complet- ing intermediate competition.

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Mr. and Mrs. John Patrick Grif- fin. Pamnure Island. were recent visitors to Montague on business.

..!Mr. Graham Rogers. Char-i lotietown. was a recent business visitor to Montague.

Friends will regret to learn that Mr. Earl Clair. Montague, is con- fined to his home owing to illness. He is wished a speedy recovery.

Friends will regret to learn of the illness of Miss Veda Allen, Montague. She is wished a speedy recovery.

Friends will regret to learn that Mrs. ester Macbure is confined to her ome owin to illness. She is wished a spec y recovery.

Mrs. Keith Fraser and young son Jimmy of Kingston. N. S.. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MacGragor. Montague. Mrs. Fras- er is here owing to the illness of her father. Mr. Oliver MacNeli.

Mr. Jack Baker. commercial traveller. Amherst, N. S. is spend- ing some time in P. E. 1. While here he spent some time in Mon- tague. calling on his regular cus- tomers and friends.

SOURIS LINE ROAD NORTH SCHOOL

Honour roll for January.

Grade Ix -- 1. Jenny Heartz. Sue Gilils.

Grade V! -- l. Alden Leslie. 2.

Grade V - 1. Martha Leslie. 2. Gordia Leslie.

Grade Iv - 1. Joseph Whitley.

Grade III 1. Gertrude John- ston. Grade I - 1. Margaret Gillis.

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Friends will regret to learn that Mr. John Campbell. Montague. has entered the King's County Hospital. He is wished a speedy recovery. '

....'MONTAGUE United Baptist. Church. services Sunday. March 4th. Sunday School. 10 a.m.; rag- ular service 11 a.m. The ordin- anca of the Lord's Supper will be observed at the close of the reg- ular service. Lle. W. D. Johnston.

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Mrs. Gordon Nicholson return- ed to her home at Commercial Cross after a visit to Pelilcodiac, N. 8.

Mrs. Webb Nicholson. whim Road. was a week-and visitor to Montague. guest of Mrs. Jessie

Shaw.

Mr. Cecil Campbell. whim Road. left yesterday for Charlottetown where he intends to remain for several days.

His many friends are sorry to

.learn of the illness of Mr. Mal-

colm Nicholson and is is hoped he will soon be better. A resident of Whim Road. Mr. Nicholson has been spending the winter months in Charlottetown, but is now the guest of his son and daughier-in- law. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Nichol- son. Commcrcial Cross.

SOU'fll-IAMPTON. England (CP) - A Southampton firm is offering what it claims to be an atom-bomb-proof shelter at 5204 it is specially designed to resist atomic blast and radiation.

Sports were successfully staged Wednesday night at the local rink. with a large crowd attend. mg.

Officials included: Announcer. L. Wigglnton; Starter. R. K. Clem- enta; Judges, J. A. An-near, D. M. MacDonald, A. F. Canvpbeu, i-1. Power. '

Patrols: (T. Boudreauli. G. Wig- Kinian. S. Macbeod. A. MacLea.n.

The results are as follows:

Trike Race, under 6-l. Vincent Power: 2. James MacLean; 3. Ian Campbell: 4. Johnny Llewellyn.

Trike Race from 6-8-l. Billie Vanldersiinc; 2. Milbum Reilly; I. Sylvia Myers.

Trike Race. Collings.

Boys up to 7-1. Vincent Power; 2. Blaine Fraser.

Girls up to 7-1. Sandra Llew- ellyn: 2. Dorothy Boudreauli.

Girls 7 Years-l. Sandra Bell: 1. Beatrice Power: 3. Virginia Boud- reauli.

over 8-1. Laura

don. Girls 8 Years-l. Jeanette Boud-

remutli; 2. Dianne MacLeod: J. Sylvia Myers. Boys 8 Years-l. Billie Van-

Iderstine: 2. Morley Annear.

Boys l-4 Mile-l. Don Stewart: 2. Freeman Reynolds; 3. Keith Reardon.

Girls 9 Yearp-l. Dianne Shaw; 2. Virginia Taylor; 3. Margarat MscLean.

Boys 9 Years-1. Victor Bell: 1. Lawrence Power; 3. Merrill Wig- ginton.

Girls 10 Years-l. near: 1. Marcia MacDonald; Pauline Murphy.

Boys 10 Years-l. Leonard Mun- roe: 2. Errol Ma.cLure.

Girls l-4 Mile-1. Greta Wig- ginton; 2. Joanne Watterworih: 3. -Maxine Lanigam.

Boys 1-2 Mlle-i. Don Stewart: 2. Blair watterworih; 3. Harry I-ligginbothsm.

Girls 11 Years-l. Elaine Pools; 2. Kay MacLcan; 3. Edna Ann

Eileen An- 8.

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Nicholson.

Boys ll Years--l. Keith iPf'Bl'- don: 2. Peter DesRoches; 3. Don- ald MacLaren.

Girls 12 Years-l. Joanne Wai- ierworth; 2. Shirley MacLean; 3. Cephenia Llewellyn.

Boys 12 Years-l. Ralph Annear; 2. Job? McGowan; 3. Albert Mur- phv.

Boys Mile-l. Blair Waiierworth; 2.'dDon Stewart; 3. Freeman Reyn- o. 5.

Girls in Years-l. Greta Wig- ginton; 2. Agnes McEwen; 3. Joyce MacDonald.

Boys 13 Years-l. James Sul-

livan; 2. Mcirrlll Poole: 3. Albert Murphy. Girls l4 Years-l. lgan; 2. Phyllis Reid. Boys 14 Years-1. Don Stewart. Girls 15 Years and Over-l. Frances Munphy: 2. Norma Bows-

Maxine Lan-

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Boys l.'i Years and Over - 1. Blair Wstterworih; 2. Kenny Pow- N.

Relay. Girls-- lst. Montague: Rut-h Murphy, Eliccn Clair, Max- ine Lanigan. Betty Shaw; 2nd, Murray River: June Lowe. Kathie Lowe. Carol Horton. Pauline John- ston.

Relay, Boys-lst, Ralph Annesr, Doug. J hnsion, Blair Waiter- worih, Don Stewart: 2nd, Keith Peardon, Glen Wigginion. Frec- man Reynolds, Harry Higgin- bothalm.

Couple Race Under 12-i. Keith Peat-don-Elaine Poole: 2. Benny Balderson-Mildred Murphy; 3. Don MacLarcn-Shirley MacLean.

Couple Race Over 12-l. Ralph Ans-tear-Greta Wlgglnton; 2. Don Stewart-Maxine La-nigan: 3. Paul DesRoches-Joanne Watterworlh.

Thrilling Gama

Following the sports a very thrilling hockey game was held between the Peewees and the High School girls, which was won by the girls 3-l.

Line-ups:

Girls: Goal. 0. Henniga-r; de- fence. L. Macbtire. F. Murphy. G. Wigginton. M. Mcllwen: forwards, 3. Shaw. M, Sullivan. R. Murphy, A. Ma.cLean. M. Lanigan, E. Clair. Gerry Sullivan.

Boys: Goal. B. Macl..ure; cin- lence. J. Johnston. A. Lanlgan. B. Bslderson: forwards. E. MacLure. K. Mscxenzie. J. McGowan, K. Peardon. P. DesRochea. L. Mun- roe. W. MacDonald, R. Annear.

Referees: D. Johnston, G. wig- glnton SUMMARY first Period

l-Girls. Betty Shaw.

2-Girls. Gerry Sullivan.

3-Girls. Betty Shaw. Penalties: None.

locand Period

4-Boys. Keith Peardon. Penalties: Lsnlgan. Murphy.

Third Par-fold

Scoring: 'None. Penalties: None.

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..'.l'oday marked the official op- ening of the new T.B. convalescent home in Montague. to which tiia public was cordially invited. Under the management of Miss Jean Macdonald. R.N.. the conval- escent home is situated in the heart of the town and many will recognize it as the Macdonaid home. which is a very familiar landmark in this town.

The house was owned and built over ninety years by Augustine C. Macdonald. who was born in Pan- mure Island. in 1837.

In 1855. when 18 years of ago, Mr. Macdonaid moved to Mont- ague. at. which time there were only four houses, owned by John Annear, Martin Lambert. John Lemon. and Mr. Watson.

A few years after moving here he began a general store in its part. of his home. and later located on the present site where Stewart and Beck's now stands. He was

ping and exporting of produce. For severll years Mr. Macdon- ald was a member of the local Legislature, and for twenty-five years was a member of the Fed-. eral House of Co mons. in 1915 he was elected Lieut.-Governor or P. 21.1., but died before his term was ended. when 82 years of age.

T. B. Convalescent I-hlome Opened Today In Montague

also an extensive dealer in shlp- '

Mr. Macdonsld passed away.

Mr. Macdonald was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. H. Macdon- ald of Panmu-re Island. Ha mar- ried Mary Macdonald, to which union were born seven children, Frank. Emesi. Louis. Flora-ie (Mrs. D. J. Sioiie). Mrs. Wlnnifred Bagnall. Helen and Josephine. who married Dr. A. J. MacDonald. Peter, known as Dr. Roddy of St. Peters. P. E.l.. who. in his 93rd year. is the oldest practising doc- tor in Canada.

Louis in Montague and Florrie in Vermont are the only two sur- viving members of the family.

it is worthy of note that Mr. Macdonald's brother, Andrew A.. of Charlottetown, was one of the Fathers of Confederation and also at one time Lieui.-Governor of P. E. l.

Miss Macdonald, owner of the convalescent home. is the daughter of Mr. Louis Macdonald and the late Mrs. Macdonald. For three years Miss Macdonald taught in the Montague Memorial High

Lorne Volley Vicinity

Mr. Russell McAulay was s visi- tor to the Island's Capital on wed- nesday.

...tMr. l-Earle MacDonald was I business visitor to Charlottetown on Friday.

Miss Jennie Lowery. Windsor- Nova Scotia is spending a pleasant vacation at the home of her par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lowery-

Misses Rena. and Doris MacNeill, Jane and Joan Macursth and Marina shsw were visitors in Georgetown on Monday evening.

Mrs. Theresa o'Brinn is spending some ilmc visiting in Maine. She is the guest of her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Armand Beauchesne.

Mr. Oliver Douglas was a week- end visitor to Lorna Vslle.V- He was the guest. of Mr. and Mrs. George Maclnnis.

The Lorne Valley Hockey Team motored to Georgetown on Wed- nesday evening where they enjoy- ed a friendly game of hockey with the Forest. Hill Team.

Mrs. Charles MacLeod was a recent visitor to Charlottetown where she visited with relatives and friends.

Mr. James Msclvelli spent a few days in Charlottetown where he visited his father Mr. Martin Mac- Neill who is a patient in the Prince Edward island Hospital.

'Mrs. Oliver Tinuglss and child- ren Marlene and Lloyd. Head of I-lillsboro. are spending an enjoy- able vacation with Mrs. Douglas' parents Mr. and Mrs. George Mac- lnnis. .

Messrs. Everett and Danton Fisher were in Fanning Brook on Tuesday where they attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Ernest Rodgerson.

Mr. Bert Learn and Mr. Bruce Woolrldge motored to the City on Friday evening where they at- tended the hockey game between the Halifax Saint Mary's: and the Islanders.

Miss Margaret Haiion. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William l-iattnn celebrated her tenth birthday with a few of har girl' friends on Sat- urday. Refreshments were served and a pleasant evening enjoyed by s .

His many friends in this vicinity are sorry to hear it was necessary for Mr. Martin MscNeill to enter the Prince Edward island Hospi- tal for treatment. due to a heart condition. and all wish hisn a apaady improvement in health. Mr. Maomill was a resident of this district bafore moving to Char. lottaiown a few years ago.

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school. and later trained at tho Ottawa Civic Hospital of which she is a graduate nurse. Miss Macdonald has nursed in Ottawa. Toronto. New Jersey. Moncton. Bermuda. and P.E.I. She has now begun the T.B. convalescent homa in Montague. which will accom- modate 10 patients. and which will undoubtedly prove an asset to tho community.

Miss Macdona.ld is to be hlghlv commended for her initiative and enterprise in undertaking such a large project which has taken many weeks to bring to fulfill- ment, and the residents of the community wish her every success in her new work.

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