w THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

JANUARY 26. 1951

Serial - Comedy - Cartoon

Children and adults vied in thelI.ean. 1-LF. Landry, and D. George. leolcr and origiiiality or costumes Iee officials were Mr. H D. Aiurray lnhich indli-atcd the great amount and Mr. Arzhie Ililchey. inf time spent prenarinr: for this: 0": '7' -E icaruival. l Prize Winners The lllly tots, barely able for 7 7 make their way ztround the rink, Uitder ll years: Bride and l C luv,-re dressed in nit so:-is o' :unaz- groom Dorothy and Harry An-- . tin: eosttinies ll'lli'll cieliclred the near; skating queen. Judy Cud- 5 audience inimenscly who heartily more: Dr. Chase. Vincent Power. lalJp.fltidE(l their ettoi-t Under 16 years: pirate Patti 1 The adult eostnniiiig gave the DesRot-hes; drum malorette. Carol

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I "Tl-AlE GUARDIAN

AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: Harold F. Landry, Mn. Byron Stewart. Mn. Bruce Mncrliee, Min Joyce wlgginton. Pins Mclunnon. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Waldon Layers.

The Guardian may be bought. at the following places in Montague: Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Office; in Georgetown: The Post Office: In Souris: The Snack Bar and II. Richard: A Son.

COFFEE

l l Mrs, Andrew PitzPati'ick, Wood-l ..'THl-2 J0-ANNA DRESS SHOP ville, is spending a few days vis-,will be closed all day Monday, . iting friends in Montague. Klanuary 28th. for stock taking. Re- -- opened Tuesday. 29th. with a show-

....'Bl.'RNS (.'0N(?l-IRT, Yedsiing of new Spring Dresses, Hats Theatre, January 30th. auspices etc. St: Andrew's .Preshyterinn Choir.

TODAY

SHOWS 2 :30-7-9

- - -- ..'Her many little friends are Iler many friends are sorry to sorry to hear Miss Anna Moore,

hear Mrs. Lorenzo Reilly. Prim-lunion Road, is a patient. in the

rose. is a patient. in the Kinglsixingfs County Hospital,

County Hospital.

ALLAN ....'SCOTTlSH verse. dances and

1, (1 .. fl)()NiT MISS the dttvieingsongs; fiddling and step dancing

and comedy numbers of the High-lwill all add to your enjoyment at .1 Imam” land Scottish lassics at tho Burns,tht- Burns Concert. Yen's Theatre,

”” '””"" - - ,voni-crt in Yen Thmtrr-, Mon- Montague, Wednesday, .liinuary , ' l” I - tn.r:uv-. iv:-dnesday. January flflth. Zlflth. at R115 p.m.

Successful Community Carnival At Montague

A very successful community of the Nursery Club, thanked all .t-arnival, sponsored by the King's those who attended and who had lcounty Hospital Nu.-scry Club, helped to make the carnival such a lwa staged last lllL:lll at the .yfi3ti- succcsa. l e Connmunlty Rink ::ttcn-:iecl Judges

large numlier of spectators. Mrs Elsie Innian Mrs, Sybil Mac-

fnr the evening were

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judge-'. a considerable task, and al- Boehner. though winners were 4'ltosen.l Adults: Rabbi Wise. .7. J. Stew- many others also deserved honor-lart; Indian maid. Mac Moran: able mention. iUnt'lC Sam, R, Jewel: Pierrot and l At the conclusion of the judging ;Pic:rette. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Judgt .l.s. Desf-':cclirs. on behalf Beck.

...and he made her pay A for loving him!

tleC'on- SaVturdayf.l Elrtrlllf-1:31--Ylfitll.

V I V 0 I - 5-; tgirmfgiiish paying for Guide uni-

"All the Guides are tenderfoots and all are in full uniform. some uill soon be ready to pass their sutond class tests, but right now every one is working hard at scma-I rliore. ;

”Mat'gai'ct Pierce and Ann Gil- lespie have been sick in Souris I-Jospital and we do hope they will soon be better and able to attend itho meetings again.

"We welcome Miss Inez McPhec lcf Souris who has joined our com- 'rar.y as 3rd lieutenant. Inez has been in Guides before and we are t0ff.' glad she is with its again.

"So. until the iiext. time.

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MONTAGUE VV. M. S.

...v'- regular monthly tneelimz n'

SOFIUS GIRL GUIDES

A most intercstitig report of

, twus elcctcd president of the Life

ioliserved By l.0.0.F.

:h:.ll say cheerio and keep smil-v

Souris Guide activities has just been received no we are giving all the opportunity of reading it in the hope that. it. may spur other companies on to greater things. Just think. (me. of our newest com- panies and all in uniform!

"the report from Captain Noreen Noonan. Souris, reads as toilows:-

”Although we haven't sent any- thing into press lately, the Souris Guides are full of activity and lbiirsting over with enthusiasm.

"We had a Christmas party on December 2ist and the girls cer- tainly enjoyed themselves. Mag- drlene Praught got lst prize for the best kept attendance book atid it. really is it credit to her.

Wlegil . Evelyn KEYES Stephen McllAl.l.Yg

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PRINCE EDWARD TODAY

MATINEFI 2:30; EVENING 7 and 9

the girls decided to hold a pantr-I

' COMING Mon.-Tue.-Wed. , ' WHAT HAPPENS wusn GIRLS LEAVE l HOME son THE FIRST TIME!

BOOK THAT au:w THE LID orr sononnv us: is NOW on THE scnum

"At the meeting on January ill.-

ilie W.M.S. of Montagie United Church was held at the home of Mrs. George Nicholson or: Tuesday evening. Fourteen members an- swered roll call by paying dues and one new member was added to the society.

A brief devotional service was conducted by the retiring president. Mrs. Leon Johnston, who also tool: the members on a flying trip to three city missions through the isiiidy book. It was a real inspira- tion to hear what women of thr- church are doing in helping and encouraging those in trouble and giving strangers it welcome. They also provide ways of getting chil- dren to Sunday School if they have no one to take them.

The treasurers report for the year was most encouraging and the allocation was exceeded. The sup- ply secretary's report was also good It was also reported the transpor- tation of clothing sent overseas was paid for and a box of clothing ri.d bedding was sent to Labrador. Plans were made for a work meet- ing to start on warm quilts for an- other box,

tvfisa Claire Burdett wits made a life member of the Society.

During the month thirty-one l-nspital and nineteen sick calls uvre made. twenty-nine treats and twenty-one cards were sent to sick and shut-ins.

So many members were sick this month it was decided to postpone the installation of officers and of- fillation of C.G.I.L. ceremonies un- til the next meeting.

The meeting closed with the Benediction and refreshmentswere served and it pleasant half hour enjoyed,

BELPER, England (CF) No marriages have been performed in the church built in 1816 in this Derbyhlre town because the aisles are ten narrow to allow coliplea to pass. The defect is being remedied and authorities hope the church will see its first wedding this year.

Montague Mali lleporled Killed In Korea

Word has been received by Mr. N. J. Nicholson, Montague. that his youngest son. Sgt. Norman Douglas Nicholson, age .11 years. was reported killed in Korea. No details have yet been received. Besides his father. Sgt. Nicholson is survived by his widow, nee Margaret Lamont. Heatherdule. and two sons. Jamie and Randy. Three brothers. Harold in Winni- peg, Claude and George in Mon-

tague. and one sister. Eileen. Mrs. '1'. M. Llewellyn. Montague. also survive. His wife and sons are living in Saint John.

Doug, as he was familiarly known, received his early educa- tion nt lite Montague High School. after which he enlisted

for active service overseas during the last world war with the R. C E. M. E. Following his dis- charge, he returned to Montague ulu-re he made his home until 1950, during which time he took charge of and developed the Montague Boy Scout Troop of Ivvhich he had been it member in ,his youth.

1 in 1950 he re-enlisted with the jfl,L'.E.M.E. and was stationed in , tint John, N.B.. where he was ipoined by his wife and family. In

jinn-. 1951, he left for Korea pwhere he served with the same unit.

To all the family the commun- ity extends its deepest sympathy in their sad bereavement.

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,Montreai Man Heads .Life Underwriters

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l t TORONTO. Jan. 25- furl Jules Derome of Montreal today

1L.'n(lcru'ritei's Association of Can- ,nda. He succeeds Clarence Madill. ;also of Montreal. Delegates frotu .66 local associations attended to-i day's annual meeting. Total mem- bership in the association is 6,138, fa new high.

Montague High School Class Of 1

170th Anniversary

y .'The 170th anniversary of the ibirthday of Thomas Wildeynfound-l ler of American 0ddfeilowship.' was quietly observed by the mem- bers of Acme Re-bekah Lodgc,l Montague, on Thursday evening,l Jan. 24.

A paper on the life of thcl founder. his work and achieve- ments was read by Sister Winni- frcd Vickersomfo-llowed by a brief discussion period. The Noble,

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shect in further reduction of old liabilities to capital account. am- nunting liy to s75,ooo.oo.l

"In our opinion the reserve for uncollectable taxes amounting to s139.C00.6tZ is more than adequate and we recommend its reduction to sll6,423.73 which is the total of arrears of taxes prior to 1948. At- rears which are deemed uncoilcct- able should also be written off against the reserve.

Capital Account

"No adjustment has been made in the current year for reserve for estimated uneollectablc streets and sidewalks assessments. which is

considered adequate at this time. ' "Items charged as capital ex- penditure have been accepted as marked on the authorized vouc'n- ers.

"During the year debentures amounting to 566,000.00 matured, and were retired by paymentfi-om the sinking fund. Of these. link- ing fund provision was made for 509'; of the total of the original issue. The remaining 533,000.00 is shown on capital balance sheet. as a liability from ca.pii.a-l to the sinking fund. and on sinking fund balance sheet as 1051 maturities retired. to be refunded. Also dur- ing the year debentures amount- ing to 550,000.00 were issued to

Message of

first year of handling this Our congratulations to:--

from us last summer.

MR. IRA MMMILLAN

Maritime Winter

Many thanks to all our customers who purchased COCKS!-IU'I'Il FARM MACHINERY from us

MR. FRANK CLAY OF BRIDGETOWN

who won the Island Plowing Championship with a COCKSHUTT "30" TRACTOR and PIDW purchased

At this time also our thanks go out to those who patronized us in the fertilizer and produce business. We wish also to congratulate:A

who won the Grand Championship in Potatoes at the. Fair using Island Fertilizer and Geni-Cop insecticides purchased from us.

J. A.'MAGll0llALll & G0.

Cardigan, P. E. I. QUALITY A SERVICE

Appreciation

in our excellent all-Canadian line.

OF CARDIGAN, R.R.

Grand, Sister Dm-is Llewellyn.l

s23i'Ioi4.72-'3-etfsbofeoCs'3i.5s7.3c ' s 18,503.03 "site

pro.-.idrrl, Unlini.-hcrl appointmcnt of cr.n.n;'.tccs as fol- lows: Finance S.stcr Thelma Larter and Flni'r.e W-it c: visiting. Sister Nellie Fraser, Size

lnis.:ic.-F. tiiritztled the

Frtln('cs Shaw.

Hcmphill. Floreiicc Stewart and Effie Bruer; trustees. sistrr Mary Hemphill. Marjorie Johnston and Florric Nelson.

Plans for holding a pantry sale were discitssed and it was decided

to leave lliis niattcr ovcr until next wcck. At the close of the nicotine,

lunch was servc:l by a commit- tee of the members,

elit. increase if

Continued from page 1 which have now brcn reduced to lBonds when the various drives for jwar loans were by the Dominion Govcrnnicnt. Inl

a balance of 326,555.23. Taxes rccc;vu'.;ic are fIlll1lnl2ll'lZ-

66.60165

. 3 finance permanent works expend- itures. An additional 522,000.00 in debentures was issued for water and sewer Commission purposes. "The net debt of the City. coni- posed of debentures outstanding.

fund investments. cash on hand, etc., was: December 31st. 1951 s2..'i90.85:l,63

December 31st, 1930. 2,154,539.00

"This increase was due mainly to capital expenditures set out in schedule herewith.

"Refunding debentures of the City amounting to 527250.00 have been placed with the Royal Bank for safekeeping as sinking fund assets and for rc-sale to the gen- eral public. interest on these de- bentures. while so hold. is to he placed to the credit. of the sink- ing fund.

"To maintain the sinking fund on the basis as computed in prior years. there would be required I. deposit in 1052 or 557,843.12.

Current Account

"An in previous years, this ac- count sets out the actual revenue and expenditure for the year. whether or not received or paid.

"During the year an additional amount of 59.508135 was F 4 s' for new assessment purposes. On instruction of the Finance Com- mittec one-fifth of this amount has been charged as an expcndit. ure of the curt-eibt. year. the re- maining eighty per cent in to be amortized during the ensuing four years.

"Current revenue exceeded cur- rent expenditure pay 56,177.23. re- ducing the balance in the current deficit account to 5I2.0'l9.W.

Bond issues

In his supplementary report ll finance chairman. Coun. Prowse explained that as it wait necessary to refund the overdraft at the Royal Bank in capital account the necessary legislation was obtained from the Provincial Government to issue bonds at 4'5. However. as these bonds sold It I higher rate the authority used to issue then was not that of the special

Act, but by the authority of n

Nfontaglle High

graph was taken.

Third row

Fourth row from back sline, .lolin Cairns, Florric Compton.

The above picture was taken School by Mrs. class of 1891, of which Mrs. Vcssey was a member, Hcr picture appears below. Mrs. Vcssey. whose maiden name also was cent visit home. "in honour of my beloved rials and my hnpmf picture is (1 poem by the donor, recalling her childhood days Following are the names of the students shown in the First row, left to right-Wallace D Mclnt y Vifighintun. Hector MacDonald. Kate Nicholson, Second row-Angus Campbell. ton lViglilinan. Sadie lKlncDonaI(l, W frnrn back--Vengie Collins, Percy Sprnguc. Sarah Cantcllu. Georgie Soby. Mayn- ard !ilneDmi:ild, iivclyn Green, Kate Cuntcllo. William FTiiS9l'.Emlll11 Edtlmnds.

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from .1 large framed plintogrnpli recently presented to the Lena Vcsscy. now of Portland. Maine. It shows the school although she was absent When the photo-

the presentation during her re- school days." Franicd with the

Vesscy. made

picture: re (teacher), Arthur Poole. Maggie Cairns, John Montague Jonnstone, Charles Martin.

Helena MacDonald. Harrington Riley, Kate MacDonald. Mil- illlam Stewart, Netty Vanlderstine, Kathleen McFadyen.

Flora Mackay.

-Ethel lfctkllflrf, Janie llfccrr-cor. Elliot Fr.-iscr. Carrie VunIder-

Mat-Dciiinltl. Wilbur Taylor, Bessie Aitken. William A. MacLnin. Annie

s'iETnTCv7-finite: 57-'i':'e"ofl"itie

Charlottetown Act of Incorpora- tion. These bonds were issued "July 3rd. 1951. for a period of

twenty years. at the interest rate of 4'.'.. Thcy were sold to Bell-

ltlnuinlock at the price of 595.26.

As the Federal Financ: Minister iliad frozen credits it was neces- 'sary for the City to lift the over- Idrails to enable it to carry out necessary work.

5 Bonds matured to the amount 535.530 and, while autliorily is ,g1ven under the Provincial Act. George V. 1935, which ,for the paying of 50'; on matur- tity and rcissuing the other 50?. ltlic Finance Committee decided. owing to the very state of the municipal bond mar-

provtdcs l

unhealthy 3

my ltvere sold at a premium which cash premium was made on the offset the difference between the transaction but the main fact in li-ates or interest, that we increased the rate of in- l "The ultimate result of this is terest by 171: on 5l10.000.00 of our ithat. sinking fund investment securities."

,which had been earning 45b was He voiced the Committee's ap- cut down considei-ably." Coun. preciation of the work accomp- Prowse said. "On March wad. lished by Messrs. Grant. Belcher your Finance Committee received and Baker, under the guidance ol in proposal from Mcsrs. Jones. the Montreal Investment Reaitiu :Paton and Bagnall. that we sell Company. This work has beel isll0.U00 D. of C. bonds and pur- done with the purpose of making tcliase sll0.004i.O0 Province of New the assess tent in the City more lBrunswick bonds at 4'.. A small equitable.

. ATTENTION

bank ovcrdrafts. etc. lcss sinking:

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Trusts. Pension is sinking Funds4

iket, to delay the issuance till a 'more favourable time.

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M- .-- ed as follows: order to do this it sold bonds; Cockshutt Sales and Service Current 1948 and bearing a high rate of interest! Amount Year 1950 I949 Prevlousinnd reinvested the proceeds ml J K

Real Estate .. 5 79,895.68 5 39,177.46 5 14,45 03 5 '7.5lil'.l9 5 18,312.38 , Dominion of Canada Bonds bcar- 0 E0 J N

Pets. Property 62,511.18 15,843.94 9,707.26 5.45-3.41 3if,49il.67:ing interest at 3',', In cases - eon Tax 88,603.86 9,479.30 7,394.45 5,125.43 lwime bonds were solid, they had Phmlc 12 Murray River

During the war years. in order. to stimulate the sale of Victory Bonds it was necessary for City

a short term before cx.pit'y or;

KINGS COUNTY FARMERS

We have a limited number of COCKSHUTP tractors, manure spreaders, barrows, plows, ete., in stock at old price. These machines have increased in price recently. If you order now we will guarantee old price. All we need is your order. Up to three year terms, trade-ins or livestock accepted.

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city Securities

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to purchase Government

being promoted 1

-'l-.-5-piece Chrome Kitchen Set. reg. 5135.00. Sale .. 599:0-QC

CLEARANCE SALE

JANUARY 19 - - - - 31 INCLUSIVE

We offer the following of reduc;d prices along with other articles of furniture too numerous to menltion

l-3-piece Davenport Suite. Maple Finish. Reg. 5172.00. Sale 5140.00

l-3-piece Wine Velour Chesterfield. reg. 5225.00. Sole . 5180.00

l-La-I-Boy Choir and. Ottoman. wine velour. ' Reg.5l'l5.00.SuIe ..

l-3-piece Poster Bedroom Suite, Mahogany finish. Reg. 5173.00. Sole .... . .. ..

2--Cogswell Chairs. reg. 539.75. Sale . . . . . .

587.00

st aaiq s29.oo

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l-"-220-voh Rungette. reg. 597.50. Sale .. .. l-Maytag Washer with Punt . reg. 5208.0-0-.”Sole . . . .. l-Mofon Table Top Gas Range (only) s2oa.oo. Sole .. 5170.00 3-Electric Broom Vacuum Cleaners. reg. s49.so. Sole .. 534503 Drop patterns In Congolotim and lloxolounl Rugs .. .. . . 25iVL9jf Blankets. Comforters. Bedspread: . . . .. . . 2570 0"

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Corner Cabinets, China Cabinets, Buffets, and other occasional furniture greatly reduced.

no sure to visit our store during this clearance uie, um take uivmuse 0' this opportunity to' make your moiiey,go farther.

'Hilchey & llanltlerstiine

MONTABASUE

Phone 80