Tliei Easlem Guardian

The Guardian

Friday, June 25, 1954 '-

..'NAMl ETTID - Inadvu-. ”ey1gl-ring Ar ' - tently omitted in the list of aur- Miss Anne MacDonald. RN, and vivors of the late. Murdock !Inc- John K. MacDonald. Kilmuir, have Donald of Will!!! Road. was his as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Mau- mie. the former Janet MaoKin- ripe Gobert rcgl Mt. Vernon. N.Y.. non. w o are ape ng a brief holiday

in Pl.I. Mr. and Mrs. Gobert also

51.3.-”.i,'",;;:g in; -:4 vom- nm Mrs. Willard Macbure. Mur- ” "W ” ' 5""l”P9 3"”- ray Harbour North, is convalesclng ..'lSl.ANDI!I.8 A BBIVI IN -acisiactorily in the Kings County purz, gr-lgycgmwo,-4 bu been Hospital following her recent 111- fgagjved O; ",9 "1, um,” m .1655. grog. halrge. at P-0 Archibald nu, g "I am e. raham. and sons,

M'I;;LiM;: gig; and Mm'm'l:dl Andrew land Peter. 1'-O Graham. Mac-Qlilrrle left Monday on an ex- '”M” "”m" 5”” 13 "' G”P"' Emded mp to wesum cam”. eaux. Iv)-zllliube atagongd with No. 1 d id bl mu v on ea quarters at aheglgliiyapigth cola: Gargde Mn”. Met: for two years. and during 1eorge Wright beiore continuing ml" ""19 Will make frequent trips in co the Gout" to England. Germany etc. F-0 Graham's lather, Ernest s. Ora-

..'vALLEYFsIELilJ-Or;vells Hdend ham, lives at Gasperesux. P. E. I.

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l "'3'?" ll3,,,,f'f'ef;T If m." of. ..-rssr NOBLE cnsuna own i'”" ' y ' M ii ithP Nb M” Held. 7-30 pm. A. C. pus". lam ere o e est 0 le Grands minister. Cub, Montague, met at the home

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of Mrs. D. M. MacDonald. Tuesday ..'PARISH OF GEOMIITOWN evening tor the clogng meeting Ho.y Trinity. (Ans1lcan). Eundly. of the season. The president. Mrs.

June 27th. Second Sunday alter How"

d Vickerson presided. The Trinity. in a. in. Church School. 11 '

H1 C um d 8” minutes oi the last meeting were a m. 05' 0mm On In ' read by the secretary. Mrs. J. D. "non. Reverend W. 6. Hon. Maclieod, and were approved as

”.MUmn! lumwun lmsg read. Mrs. Leroy White reported TORAL cnanoz - The United ;;:a"h;V:,'g'e' mg gqlfismsflgmllggff; Church of Canada. Services. Sun- hm'were appointed on a nommmr '”y- June 27"” 11 E" m' Mun-"y i committee for the annual meet Hrirbour. 2 p. in. Little Sands. 3.30 if in Se umber M the 10 of p m. Belle River. '1 p. in. Murray mg mung the "numb 5 en?” ”d River. Farewell services. Rev. D. d H hmfl O t 1 h 9' eyifx Wallace MacPherson. Minister. gm; inemufafnd mgulm Pm”:

..'GEOBGETOWN PASTORAL and cake were served. Mrs. Mac- (HARGE.-Unlted Church of can- Leod gave a very interesting ad- ada. services for June 27th. 11.00 dress on her recent trip to Ala- a m. sturgeon. 10 a. in. Sunday bama and Kentucky. school. 3.80 p. m. sturgeon. 7 p. m. Georgetown. Rev. Nathan Mair of scotch Ridge. New Brunswick and Georgetown will be Guest Preacher lnr the evening worship. Rev. W. A. Paterson, Minister.

....'MON'I'AGUE United Baptist pastorate. Rev. Rowland G. Hill,

To Preach Farewell Sermons Sunday

pastor. 9.45, Montague Sunday srhool. 11:00 Montague service. 200 Murray Harbour Sunday

sshool. 2:00 Murray River Sunday . school. 2:00 Sturgeon Sunday school. 3:00 Sturgeon service. 7.30 Murray Harbour service. Subject Great white throne Judgment.

reside in Charlottetown.

Island Trout Pond Listed In Trade News

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ambrose Mutch and their attendants. following their wedding yesterday at Charlottetown. The bride is the former Marlon Roland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roland R. Moore, Charlottetown; the groom is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. ' Robert Mutch oflMount Herbert. Left to right: Mr. Donald Mutch, brother of the groom; Mr. and Mrs. Mutch; Mrs..Maxwell Waiters, sister of the bride. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Q. R. Stairs of the Pentecostal Church. The young couple Will (Photo by Margaret Mallett)-

i47 Wriie Exams Al Montague

..'MONTAG-UE Pastoral Charge. ti ' The United Church of Canada. J Rev. J. M. Fraser. minister. Sun- day. June 27. Montague: 10 a.m. Sunday school. 11 a.m. morning service and junior Sunday school. 7.30 p.m. evening service. The sac rament of the Lord's Supper Lnwer Montague: 9:45 a.m. morn- ing service and Sunday school.

...'Cl-TUBCH OF CHRIST. Sun- day, June 27. Montague: 10 a.m. Hihle school for all ages. 11 a.m. Lord's Supper and preaching. Murray River: 11 a.m. Bible school and the Lord's Supper. Murray Harbour 6 p.m. Bible school and the Lord's Supper. Combined evangelistic meeting at Murray Harbour at 7:30 p.m.

As Anglers' Delight

OTTAWA. (CF)-There's a 23- acre trout pond in Prince Edward Island from which anglers have been taking two iish per rod-hour tor the last 11 years.

The story of this happy hunt- ing ground for anglers is related in the most recent issue oi Trade News, published by the federal ilsherles department.

The pond is on the North Montague river. It is fed by a stream draining an area of about 25 square miles. The stream is spring-led-this is characteristic ior P. E. I.-which makes it high- ly productive of trout food.

A resident at the pond-the pub- lication does not give his name- has kept a nraei-census. of the

..'At Montague a total of 147 students from Montague and other schools in the district began writ ing the provincial examinations which will continue today and the first three days of next week. The examinations are being held in the new school. Included are 122 grade ten students and 25 grade eleven students. The examinations are under the direction of Dr. Clarence Murphy, assisted by John Hughes, Mrs. George Boudreault, Reta Wight, John Yeo. Louis Herring and Leslie Stuart.

Personals

.fMr. and Mrs. G. Russell Leard. Cascumpec, were week-end guests -at Trinity Manse, Montague. Mr. Leard took part in both- the morn- ing and evening services in Trinity Church last Sunday.

..'Mrs. Dan A. Mathuon oi I-leatherdale. returned home alter spending the past two weeks vis- iting relatives and friends in 'I'fY'

Couple Honored J By Church Choir And Congregation

..tMr. and Mrs. Robert Murray, Montague, were honored by the choir oi St. Andrews Presbyterian Church and friends in the con- gregation Wednesday evening in the church hall, which was at- tractively decorated for the oc- casion. Membera oi the choir par- ticipated in a mock wedding cere- mony and an original song was sung by the junior girls choir. and a gift presented to Mr. Murray by Miss Margaret MacLean.

On behalf of the senior choir and friends, Rev. D. A. Campbell welcomed the bride and extended happy Ialicitations to the popular young couple. He spoke of Bob's work in the choir, Sunday school, Y. P. 8., and as director of the

80 Students Write Exams Al Souris

At Souris 80 students are init- ing provincial examinations from Souris and the surrounding area. 54 grade ten students and 26 grade eleven students are writing. The examinations are being held in St. Mary's Convent hall and the grade eleven classroom. The examinations are under the direc- tion of Mr. H. J. Hynes. super-

.1. Pineau and E. J. MacDonald.

on and Albany.

visor. assisted by Willard Brehsut,

junior choir which was greatly appreciated by the congregation. A token of appreciation in the form of a purse was presented by the choir director. Mr. J. M. Mac- Kensle. Bob graciously thanked

his menu for their kindness and the cordial welcome accorded lira. Murray. A sing-song was enjoyed? l by everyone. with Mrs. A. l'.' Campbell as pianist. and a delici- ous lunch was served by the ladiea.

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Kenneth T. Norris, evangelist. number of speckled trout taken trom the pond in the last 11 years. number of anglers and y ' T , 9 Rev. D. Wallace MacPherson. their time spent fishing. . g B.A.. (above) preaches farewell Number of trout taken per rd'd-r a r 0 .. sermons this week-end on the hour was 2.4 in April, 2.3 in May. r Murray Harbor-Murray River two in June. 1.7 in July. 1.8 in . charge of the United Church oi August and 2.1 in September. Ang- Cannds, where he has been niln- ling success is lowest when Moll” 11'"; L35 fggpg youg YIAQLY INCOMS later for the past four years. Prior water temperatures are highest. to that Mr. MscPherson served The angling season runs from 24 Id for seven years on the St. Peter's April 15 to Sept. 15. 14," ff: ,3," FRIDAY-SATURDAY B-v ch-rim a.m. "" 0 " "' '" Born at Vaileyfield East. Mr. mm" low-prim! I-W-priced MacPherson graduated from Dal- Vii” 5””

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