. day, March 26th. at Mrs. Archie
' town.
‘meetings on Wednesday at the
.was in Peter’s Road Cemetery.
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Montreal Salesnian Loses Car In Fire On Highway
A 19.37 two-tone Ford Fairlane iriven by Montreal salesman, ;_ B, Zogbi, yesterday afternoon was destroyed in a fire that broke out on the Montague high- Way in the vicinity of Millview.
Flaring up around the right rear wheel while the vehicle was in motion, the blaze spread rapid- Iy throughout thebody of car consuming everything burnable including a number of the own- er‘s sample cases.
Two other motorists, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Reynolds, former Is- Ianders now visiting“at Murray River, spotted the outbreak as their vehicle moved past the Montreal car. Honking their born, they succeeded in attract-
. EASTERN GUARDIAN ,
VARIETY CONCERT, Cam- bridge Hall, Wednesday,‘ March 26. Curtain 8:15. Sponsored by Peters Road Presbyterian Church
YEO THEATRE — “Loving You”, Tuesday, March 25th. Last night. Cgme early if you want a good seat. \
LADIES AUXILIARY Canadian Legion regular meeting Wednes-
Hilchey‘s. TEACHERS WORKSHOP, Mon-. tague High School, Wednesday,’
March 26 at 8 pm. Guest speak- er, Mr. K. A. Parker. Charlotte-
PROGRESSIVE Conservative
following times: Murray River, 2.30 p.m.; Murray Harbor, 8:15 p. in. Mr. J. A. MacDonald and. W. R. Shaw, provincial leader and other speakers will address
the meeting. Everybody wel- come. FUNERAL SUNDAY - The
funeral of the late Mrs. L. J. Acorn, Alliston, was held from the Peter’s Road Presbyterian Church on Sunday, March 23rd. The service at the church and grave was conducted by the Rev. Carlcurrie. Hymns sung were: “The Old Rugged Cross”, “Shall We Gather At The River", “Going Down The Valley One By One” and Willard MacLeyi sang as a solo “I Want To Go There, Don’t You”? Flower bearers were: Blair Macswarin. Art Mac- Donald, Lloyd Butler. and Guy Reid. Pall bearers were: Herb Campbell, Herb Hicken, John Beck, Otis Acorn, Alex MacLean and Ellis Macllherson-. Interment
PERSONALS
The many friends and relatives of Mrs. Jemima 0’Connor Will be Pleased to learn that she has ar- rived at her home in Murray H31“ hour, after spending an en:i0,yal?1e winter in New Brunswick with
her daughters, Mrs. Arthur Stuart,
Ohatham, and Mrs.’ Gidric
Tren- Iiolm, Moncton. ‘
ing the driver, and he pulled overi to the side of the highway and stopped.
The three motorists then at- tempted to dampen the flame by throwing snow on the burning area, but to little avail. ‘A local clergyman who happened along. went to his nearby churchvand brought a fire extinguisher to the scene, but efforts to bring it into operation proved fruitless.
E._P‘oint Baptist V Pastor Leaving
The annual business meeting of the East Point United Baptist Church was held with Wilbur Jar- vis as chairman. After the Scrip- ture reading and prayer the re- ports of financial secretary, treas- urer and nomination committee were read. Reports from the oth- er organization of the church were
(Photo by E. Reynolds)
read and approved.
The Pastor, Rev. Donald Mc- Clare has tendered his resigna- tion to the East Poin. Baptist and South Lake Church of Christ (Desuxas) field to accept a call to the Dibby Neck First and Rox- ville pastorate. His resignation will be effective as of the end of May.
He and Mrs. McClare have giv- en of their time and talent un- sparingly to the work of the chuch and community. The congregation pray that God's richest blessing may go with them to their new pastorate.
St. P‘eter’s Men's Ass’n. Meets.
‘The regular monthly meeting of the Men’s Association of St. Peter’s Bay United Church was held on March 20th in Marie Hall. Despite bod roads there was
a very good attendance.
Mr. Bruce I-Iodgson, professor of History at Prince of Wales College, was guest speaker. and delivered a very interesting ad-
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Montague Jaycees To Again Provide Roadside Table
At the Montague Junior Board of Trade meeting held Friday night in the Council Chamber, president Alan I-Ielson announced that Milton Fraser, Montague, once again had generously grant- ed the Montague Junior Board the use of his land at the foot of Bell’s hill for the roadside tables and picnic area. He also has given permission to the Board to use additional land on the op- posite side of the stream.
Dr. Wm. Maclntyre, chairman of this project, said that work will commence almost immedia- tely to clean the grounds, erect toilets, and if at all possible. build a‘ kitchen shelter at the site.
ROAD-E-0
Stewart Westaway, chairman of the TeenAge Safe Driving Road- e-0, announced that this year's competition, open to teen agers, will be held May 14th at Morita. Sue. Everything possible is to be‘ done to encourage young drivers to practise and take part in the competition. Mr. Westa- way said we now had a reiputa. tion to live up to as one of our new Members had advanced to the Canadian finals last year.
dress on the situation in the Mid- dle East.
Grace was given by Mr, wn. INT Webster. and the toast to the. Queen was proposed by Mr. Colin. Jackson. Messrs. James Robbins and Freeman Webster led the devotional period. Mr. Don Anderson thanked the speak- er, and Mr. Lorne MacLaren thanked the ladies for the hot ham and scallop supper they pro- vided.
Two Irish numbers were sung by a group of men and women, and a duet, “How Great Thou Art", was rendered by Lohma and Miriam Coffin.
The meeting closed with Bene- diiction pronounced by the Minis- ter, Mr. Anthony Ware.
The new member is Ralph An- near.
refient guests of the Charlotte- town Board at an enjoyable social evening held at the Clover
Miss Janzen Is
Miss Elizabeth Janzen. nation- al president of the Women’s Pro- gressive Conservative Associa- tion, spoke to a large and enthus- iastic audience at the Bison Res- taurant, Montague, which includ- ed representatives‘ from Murray Harbour, Murray River, Lower Montague, Cardigan, Georgetown and surrounding districts.
Mrs. Ruth MacLeod welcomed the guest speaker who was intro- duced by Mrs. Margaret Ready. In her address, Miss Janzen told of the greatly increased in- terest across the country in the Conservative Party since June tenth and mentioned the many promises made by the Diefen~ baker Government which have been fulfilled. She was high in her praise of the Kings County candidate John A. Macdonald,
Members and their wives werel
lclub and tentative plans ; llllCIel‘\\'ay to hold a similar even- ting in Montague, with the Char- 'lottetown board and their wives as guests.
Several matters pertaining to the Garden of the Gulf Museum were discussed but were left to over to a special meeting in the near future.
The president also announced that the annual meeting would be held on April 16th.‘
Speaker At
Montague Women's Meeting
a better man go back to repre-
sent King‘s County, and that a 100 per cent return of Progres- sive Conservative candidates_ for this Province was almost a cer- tainty.
She -‘was thanked by Mrs. Ruth MacLeod, for her very sincere and impressive address.
Other speakers were Mr. John A. Macdonald, who thanked the women’s organizations and the Y. P. C. Association for their interest and assistance; C. A. Shaw, president of the King’s County P. C. Association; Mr. Frank Myers, who represented Mr. Walter Shaw, who was un- avoidably absent; Mr. Edwin MacDonald, president of the King’s County Y. P. C’s.
Mrs. W. R. Shaw, who was with the official party was also in-
and said that there could not be
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EVERYONE
PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE
THE FOLLOWING PUBLIC MEETINGS WILL BE HELD:
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An appreciative audience lis- tened with attention to three speakers, including John Macdonald, Conservative can- didate, at a meeting in George- town on Friday night. ,
The first speaker was C_ A. Shaw, president of the Kings County Conservative Association, who stressed particularly, the great work John A_ Macdonald was doing on behalf of the vete- rans. He said that since the last war, Mr. Macdonald_ in his quiet and efficient manner, has solved many problems for our veterans and Mr. Shaw asked for a clear mandate for Mr. ‘Macdonald on March 3st.
Candidate John A. Macdonald, outlined the programs carried ou-t by the Government since last June_ He mentioned the in- crease in pensions grantedby the Diefenbaker Government along with numerous other bene-
fits and asked for further sup- port on election day so that his troduced .
The evening closed with appe- tizing lunch served by the ladies.
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the meeting in his forceful_man- ner. He dealt with provincial af- fairs to some extent and men- tioned that the Provincial Go- vernment were lacking in cour- age and courtesy in the manner‘ in which they received the grant of ten million dollars from the Diefenbaker Government. He said they should be more than thankful for this grant at a time when our local govern-
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[government could implement !their large public works pro- gram which he outlined_ He mentioned the generous treat- ment our Province has ‘received in the recent grant of 25 million dollars to the Maritime Provin- ces.
Mr. Macdonald received hearty applause, ‘ . W. R. Shaw then addressed
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