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E10111 EAST BALTIC SCHOOL

Ag l ..'l-ionour roll for East Baltic

School for the month of March:

l Grade X-l. Jean MacGi-cuor. ,

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l Grade VIII-1. Ruth Fay; 2 lBetty MarPhee; 3 Ian l&far('m'-col", l Grade VII l Sandra lilarGi'cr:-1 or: 2 Elizabetli Bruce. 3. Francis Murphy.

Grade V --1. Joan Fay; 2. Joseph- ,MacPhee. . l Grade IV-l. Edgar Dixon: 2..

3. Edith MacGreuor. :

-L.M......MLM. Mavis Rose; , The first census in the Domtn- Grad? 1” '1- All" F-33'? -' A”b'. .nn of Pakistan in 1951 showed 'l5.,rey MacGregor; 3. David and Wal-, its-r Bruce. t

M? 000 population. mwig mg Wfvw VWMHWV N

THE GUARDlAN,'.gjARLOTTETOW'N

Johnnie MacPhee. Grade. I tAl---l. Florine Bruce; 2. Ferne Bruce. tBi-i. Richard MacGregor; 2. Margaret Fay; 3.

Myrtle Mur'Gres1or. Mrs. Inez Dixon, teacher.

Grade II - l.

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THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: Harold F. Landry. Mrs. Byron Stewart, Mn Bruce Marfhee. Miss Joyce Wlgginton, Pius Mcxinnon. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Waltlon Lovers.

The Guardian may be bn;u-ght. at the following places in Montuuli Blue Home Restaurant, and Guardian Office; In Georgetown: The Post Office; In Souris: The Snack Bar and H. Richards & Son.

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I ...fSl7MMIiR l)l(l'LSSh'S of glitz-J ....'lNSTITUTE meeting. Mrs. ed cotton. rayon. linen amt nylon. Lorne Wigginlon's, Tuesday 3130 just iirrircti at the J0-Anna Dress p.m. Important business. Shop. --H - - W A Miss Verna Maelsaren. teacher tFrieuds of Mrs. William Euat Alexandra. spent the weekend McNeill of .Vl0l1l:tlzllP will regret to with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.

learn she is It patient. in the P. E. Alden Maelsaren, Brudenell. v

1. Hospital. All wish her rt speedy --V-. recovery, Mr. and Mrs. Alex 1-lutcherson - u have returned to their home in ...f.'ilr. Aliiort Aitlmn, Lower Montague following an extensive Mnnlagtm. lill) trrlmim.-tn. l)epart- trip through the US.. Western Can- ment Health and Welfare. (7har- ada-Ontario ma Quebec, lottotmrn, letl Saltirday for a ...., thren-writ: course at Toronto. H-Mr. pm” pm-ar. Eranlford. on- Ont.

lario, is spending stint? time at the g i home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. '5'-AVE Hul BERMUDA - Frank Dewar Lotvcr Montague. Miss Mary Attken. Montague. of the ' Department of Health and Welfare, stcnozrapher and x-ray technician at the Sanatoritint, aecompziiiied by M Lss l-Ilse Stoktilin. pliysio-tltei'ap'sst at the Polio Clllllt'. left on Satur-

....'SKlRTS on sale at the Jo: Anna. See our large assortment of beautiful skirts now selling at reduced lli'lt'0S to make room for otir large order of cotton skirts.

day for a three-wcek visit to Ber- M50 Swan: d..,,S5..,' sums and muda. Miss Stokolm came from ma” at rnom... mung prices. Denmark two years ago. ,. A ,' ,, , ..tl:2NGAGlCMl-2.V'i'-Mt'. and Mrs. -",I'f:55""' J(":'")" 5”” 10? Ira MacLaren, Brudcnell. an- .- lP allli'lii ('llil'('l service 0 mume U". ,,nL.a2.,.m.m at their Hihsidc Lodge. 1.0.0.1. was held daugmcn Jmmle "emu .0 John

the Church of Christ on Sun- day morning. Mr. Kenneth Nor- ris, the niinister, welcomed the Rebekajis and Oddfellows to the

M James, son of Mr. and Mrs.Russell

Farquharson, Bunbury. marriage to take place lll May.

service. A goodly number of . . .' I ' . nienibers of the lodge nas in at- "qs (OXRAIJTSCING Ht” lciidance. atid the sermon was list- ma"-V mpndl mu be pleased ” I-nrd to nith rapt attention. Mrs. 19”" that M3301 John 0' M"'

Amold Wiglitniaii, Mrs. Douglas Coffin and Mrs. Ralph Beck sang

and this special tiiiinlier was thor- oughly en,io,i ed. After the service the inrnije:s asscinbled in the lodgnrooni iii'h Noble (Grand Mal- rolin MRCKPilZlCl presiding. A llPdl'ly vote of thanks was tender- ed Mr. Kenneth No.rris for his kindness ill welm-niiiir: the mr-in-l bftlls to his t'lllll'Cll. His Christiaiil sermon was deeply appreciated byl all the mom-bcrs prrsent.

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Donald. ML.A, who has been it patient in the Veterans Wing. P.E.I. Hospital, for the past. week. is pre- sently convalrscing at his home in Cardigan. 1

..'SHl-ZEP i)I-IlVl()NSTRATlON-- A demonstration of good sheep husbandry was held at the farm of William Finlayson, Whim Road, on Friday, May 1st. There was a small number of interested farin- ers present, to see 0. demonstra- tion of shearing and tying of wool. castrating and docking of lambs. and pilling of sheep. Mr. James Mundy. Dominion Livestock Field- man. and Morris Dcat1oii.l Kings County Fieldman, conducted the demonstration.

. .'.'tlINOR ACCIDENT -- A minor accident occurred near

Plans Progressing For celebration

..'An interesting meeting was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Maobaren. Montague. on Saturday evening. A number of the descendants of the Gordon- Macbaren clan met to discuss the proposed celebration to be held during the coming summer. Com- mittees appointed at previous meet- ings reported good progress had been made in urrangernents.

It has been decided to hold the gathering in July. when it. is ex- pected that as many as possible of the descendants of "the pioneers" will assemble at Brudenell Island. The ceremonies will open with ll commemorative service at the site of the monument on ”The Little Island" when some noted speakers will give interesting talks. Follow- ing this the crowd will assemble in an adjoining field to spend a pleasant afternoon with friends and possibly meet many relatives for the first time. Sperm and guns: will be provided for the young folks; there will be a cater- er on the grounds. lots of bagpipe music and Highland dancing. and is general good time should be had

by all. No doubt everyone with any Gordon-Macisaren blood in their

veins will plan to attend this picnic and thus perpetuate the memory of the brave pioneers who landed on these shores one hundred and fifty years ago.

At the close of the meeting de- licious refreshments were served by the hostess. assisted by Miss Anna and Master Eddie.

Murray Harbour Notes

..'Mi'. Russel White. nlio is Vserving with the (lilllllfllliill Army at Calgary. Alberta, is speiuling a pleasant furlougli at Murray

Harbour where he is the ;;lif'Sl. of

his grandmother, Mrs. Alhcrla White.

The malty iris-iuls of Mr. t':irl Cahonn will be sorry to learn that he is confined to his home through illness. All join in the hope that his recovery may be

rapid and complete.

The schooner George Beulah. Capt. Milton While. arrivetl in port on Monday. April '.7Tth. from Port Hawkesbury after (llSDOSllllZ of her cargo of potatoes, Captain

l(im:'s Mill, at Mnniarzue last eve-

rolei overturned. after narrowly, missing a telephone post. The truck was coming towards Mon-

tazuc when the accident occurred.” pleasant holiday '1, W-ins1m,.lknoii'n traveller of Charlottetown.

None of the occupants were hurt

'srrioiisly. one having received alsnngingla... and

rill. requiring a low stitelics. The drivci' of the truck was taken into custody by the Montague

detachment l't.C.M.P. who invesli-mud Mrs. Wallace Hum... who ha5.tonn was I business visitor

While planned on reloading with

thin: when a h.ilf-ton 1950 Clici'-Hmmm” 3, "me and rcmmlng mi.'iltii'i'a,v li:u'bour on Tuesday. April 28th.

the Nova Scotian port.

Mrs. Milton White is enjoying where she is the ';'llPSl of her ilsiuzlitrr, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MaePher5on.

Mr. Sterling Hume, son of Mr.

Morell G.W.L. Annual Meeting

.."I'he iumuul meeting of the Little Flower sub-division. Catholic Women's League. we held Sunday evenln . Apru 19. at the home of Mrs. J.F. Miwlnnis. Eighteen mem- bers were present.

Minutes of the last. annual meeting and monthly meeting were read, approved and signed. Cor- respondence included letters from the following: Mm. Cuol Delaney, Girl Guides; Mrs. Lorne Noonan. membership; Mrs. Margaret Mc- Gulgan. lay retreats; Mrs. D. F. McNeil. scholarships; Mr. Marshal Peters, library. '

Reports prwented'by the various oonveners revealed that this or- ganizatlon had made many worth- while contributions to church. com- munity and welfare projects dur- ing the year. These were as fol- lows: Religion. Mrs. A. Kelly; fin- ance and membership, Mrs. Char- les Eldershaw; press, Mrs. Gordon Bonell; magazines, Mrs. John Hughes: treasurer. Mrs. J. B. Jay; secretary. Mrs. J. F. Mclnnis; pre- sident. Mrs. J. E. Rossiter.

The sick committee for the com- ing year: Mrs. A. McDonald and Mrs. Gauthier. Mrs. E. Rossiter and Mrs. A.B. McAdam, Mrs. R. Cul- len and Mrs. J. McCarthy. Offic- ers and conveners were re-elected.

Mrs. Joseph Donovan invited the League to her home for the May meeting. The president, Mrs. J.E. Rossiter. closed the meeting with prayer.

home in Murray Harbour. Sterling plans remaining home throughout the summer and for the next cou- ple of months will assist his falli- er at the lobster fishing.

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l Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Herring, iieroinpzinied by their son Blaiiyl lwere visitors to Charlottetown on' Tuesday. April 28th. l . The many friends of Mr. Ericl .Mat'Neill will learn with regret 'of his present illness. it is the hope of all his friends that Erir JH'lll make a speedy and complete recovery.

The schooner Grace 1.. Macl-(in- non. Captain Hubert White. left on Wednesday for the Magdalcns where she will take on a load of herring to he used as lobster bait and return to her home port.

p Mr. Leigh Donald of Charlotte- ltnirn was a business visitor in

l Mr. Blair -MacDonald. well

;was a visitor to Murray Harbour tanrl vicinity on Tuesday and tWcdncsda,v. April 28th and 29th.

Mr. L. A. Mclnnis of Charlotte-

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MAY 4. 1953

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Death Sunday or Montague Resident

..'The death occurred ycst at the RE. I. Hospital. Cllurlollp. town. of Mr. William Watson Montague. formerly of Toronto, ...' his 61th year following a. lengthy illness.

The late Mr. Watson was born in Edinburgh, Scotiannd. the 50,. of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jainu Buchanan Watson. In his life it, was employed with the ITll)'J('l'lltl Bank of Canada. head office branch, Toronto. Besides his sor- rowing widow. nee Flora Mccuish of Edinburgh. Scotland. he tea.-9;

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Mrs. Doug MacGowan, Montagug, arid three brothers. John. Robert and Richard. all in Scotland. The late Mr. Watson was it wt. eran of World War I. having smv. ed in the R.A.S.C. from 1914-1919, He was also a member of the Roman Eagle Masonic Lodge. Ed. inburgh. Scotland, I member oi Lorne Swimming Club. Edliiblligh Scotland. Norwood Bowling Clutf of Toronto, and was very acme 1,; Amateur Bankers Hockey League, The funeral will be held from St. Andrews Presbyterian Chuich, Montague, on Tuesday at 2 pm, Interment will be in the Montague Community Cemetery.

Deatli"Siindoy 0f Esleemed Resident

10f Scolchforl

An elderly and higllily esteemed resident. of Scotchfort, Mr, Charles Fisher died early yesterday morn- ing in the Charlottetown Hospital following an illness of several weeks, Mr. Fisher was in his 92nd, year.

A man of mild and unassuming nature Mr. Fisher was ll. very pro- minent figure in his comninntty llirouuliout his long and sticcesslul career as R farmer.

He was life-long member of the Liberal party. being very active in committee affairs. He was it mem- ber of the Roman Catholic Church and a devout member of the Holy Name Society.

His wife, the former Elizabeth Maclntyre. predeceasd him two years ago. The year prior to her death thev had celebrated their diamond wedding jubilee. A :-on,

Dr, J. C. Viuceiil. Fisher of nest. Roxbury. Mas., also predeceased him.

Mr. Fisher is survived by tln-en sons and three daughters. 'nirv are Joseph and Florence at. honir. Leander at. Scotchfort. Dr. William Fishr. Surgeon-In-Chief of Ma'- den Hospital, Maiden. Mass.: Mart. M Michael Joyce. Cambridge.

to mourn one daughter. Elizstmh .

- V; l , i I -.1 t, t , , JM . i h , B I . and Leona, Mrs. Constan- syanhng 1-lffnulsg 1g'ilP(l en -WW” .,t,l.:r:,'if,).;:p a,rnlu.1l-::Ir(:lnl(',O lar our on Tue-sdai. April mm Barbarisi. Everett, M355. & - ADVENTURE? l Howsgu) Hu,L's CLOSE CALI.-l . R... . The funeral will be held from hzs . O ' ' t ! ”l.li( Y SHOT" ARROW STOPS , - . - g l,.inda Penny. youngest ciau ll l' 1019 ”'-9090” '0 Si. B0”RVe"t”"' A Pri'""'.Ve PASSIONS I;NRAt'.ED Ll0N AT LAST e?::dl:::::1yh"3l'si::d ”t:n3le3-lac i.-,f Mr, and 1.1”. Ga,-net pang: 0.; C-hurch. Tracadic on Tuesday morn-

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All-true. amazing thrills . . . as Howard Hill pits his skill I with bow and arrow against Africais deadliest denizens! .

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Having an enraged lion charge at one is bad enough, but having it) stop it by TITESIHS of an KXTOW directed to its brain, thereby para- lyzing all nerves of bcc-motion, is one of those things few men live to report!

Howard Hill. archery expert, whose recent adventures on ll bow-and-airow big game hunt have been captured on film under the title "Tembo." now playing at the. Capitol, not only tells about it, but roars out the story.

PPoople used to ask me if I was scared when that happened," he said in an interview, "and I said. "Are you kidding!" Here Hill banged a mammoth fist down on the desk. "I was scared green!"

He explained that his heart. was going "that way" (bang. bang. bang went the fist!). He explained that he sat down and tried to calm himself that he was shaking from head to foot, that never, never would he take such A chance again; that he couldn't even collect his or- rows which were scattered around him on the ground. ”Nothlng but God directed that last anew to that lion's brain and stopped him." Hill said fervently. and shivered at the memory.

It all happened during the safari when Hill. suffering from a broken leg he had collected while hunting lack-rabtnluz at. home. stumbled by mistake into a srnall den where a lion was finishing off the remnants of it zebra meal.

”Tcmbo" is it thrill-laden fea- ture produced and directed by the world's outstanding archery ex- pert. photographed in Africa on route. during Hillls big-game hunt.

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sick at her home. The playmates and friends of this popular little girl are eagerly awaiting her re- turn lo perfect health.

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Leopard Mm, deep in the heart "me of Africa; but another reason for Hill's safari was to permit the marksman to stalk the world's! most dangerous game nith his 7 ("T

favorite weapon. Hill had hunt-l M” E” '7' De(g”5,"i Or Cl”'i10"'7- cd biz tzamc all over North A-lrgw?) ll” 0 :.'.s1:I”r dl" M"r””' mlrica. but until this trip had 0' 0”” "" '9 "55 M3 APT” never gone after the famous big In 9'mPl0l'88 Of Canada Steamship game of Africa. -CH. Lines.

' TOWN OF MONTAGUE LIST OF DEFAULTING RATE PAYERS

MONTREAL. (CF)-Special cere- monies marked the occasion when Evelina Moore celebrated her 100th birthday here. By special permis- slon mass was said at the home of the woman who for 38 years was

-Locatlmi Last. Known 'R""l """'0'"'l ' INA 0

Name Property Address 115ml" I l'l'0l'i'")' VET"! l4""" Allen. Alva ,, Locust St. Montague 511--40 5 -40

Anstie. Joseph Patrick 8: Centre St. . Montague 3-30

Brennick, William Wood Island Road .. Montague 73480 -30 3 5'00 Burke, .lohn Locust Street Montague 4-30 -4” Campbell. John . Gaul St. Montague 4-30 -4” W Campbell. Est. of Joslllli . Queen's Rd, ,, Monuuu... 17..".ti no ..nl Clair. Jack I.r. Wood Island Rd. Montague 9-60 .40

Clair, Malcolm Montague ... Lower Montague -40

CXOW. Edward McDonald . Montague 5.00 .40

Clow. Roy McDonald St. Montague 11-90

Collins. DF'nn.V Locust St. . Montague 4.00 -40

Collins. Richard Queen's Rd. Montague -'iti.0ll -30

Curran, 1-Est. of Mrs. William lBirrh St. Montague 521.50

Dolron, Maurice . Lncugt, st, , Montague l.'i,60 .40

Fraser. Austin Birch st, Montague 12.00 .40

Gaudet, John Main St. Montague -60

Griffin, Albert Main St. Montague 24.00 -90

Griffin Woodworking Mill St. . Montague 20.00

Higginhotham, Harry Main St, Montague 20.00 .00 Hlgglnbotliam. Lloyd Locust st, Montague 8.2ti. .40 Jamleson. Allan River Rd. Montague 22.84 3.20 Kennedy. Alex Kennedy St. Montague 2.40 .40 Kenl'IEd)'. 343- MITY School St. .. Montague 5.20

Lannitzan. -TO-Willi. FPS Saekville St. Montague 14.40 40

Lanlilant -70-”P0v Mm Sackvillc St. Montague To 1.60 3 2-00

Lanigan, Neil Mpmaguig 0.40 .40

Larkin, James Montague. 524.40

Llewellyn, Arehle Montagua 1.60 Llewellyn. Ellie Monlggua 6.40 .40

Lowery, James Montague 10.20 .40

Murphy. Est. of James Montague 37.00 g Myers. Percy . Montague 8.00 .40 3-30 Macliachern. Ann I Montague 2.40

MACEWEH. Frank . ----a New Road ...- ......... Montague 4.00 .40 MlCC-U”VIF)'- Emmilt -----u Locust St. -...,......... Montague 4,00

MICGHIIHI. Edward Locust St. .. .. Montague 8.10 .40 MICKCIIIIG. -7. H- McDonald St. .............. Montague 14.40 .40 Macbean. Haywoo. res Nicholson st. ...-...-....- Montague 14.40 .40 MMLEM. HlI)'W00d. Shop Lr. Wood Island Rd. Montague 1.00 .40

Poole. . , Sackvllle St. Montague 527.00 8 .40 ' POW". Daniel Main St. ...-s...........-. Montague 32.00 M

Rllay. Dlnibl -.-.- Locust St. -............- Montague 4.00 .40

Riley. MN. Myrtle .............,..... Locust St. .. Montague 13.60 .20

SOYMY. David .. New Rd. .. .....ts Montague 21.00

Sorter. Georgia New Rd. Montague 4.80 -40 Stewart, Harry Lr. Wood Montague 6.40 .40 Vnnlderstlne. Wll am ..... ........... Centre St. Montague 4.80 .40 Webster. Fred Main fat. -...s. .......... Montague 17.60 .30

White, Adolphul McDonald St. .............- Montague 24.00

Notice is hereby given. that pursuant to the Town Act. 1948, 1 will on the 15” day of May, A. D., 1953, at the hour of ten o'clock in the foreman make application 0' the Magistrate for the Town of Montague at his court room in Montague for :ludSm,9'" against each and all the lands above descrlb ed for the respective amounts above mention- ed. and then Unpaid. and also for judgment against the respective parties above nam for the amounts above mentioned as due by them respectively in respect to poll taxes OT tax on real or personal property or other tax or any or all of such taxes, and then U"' paid, and proceed upon such judgment as by law directed, and unless cause to the C0”' truly be shown on the making of such application at the time and place aforesaid

Dated this 7th day of April A.D.. 1953. G. ARNOLD WIGHTMANo Town Clerk for the Town of Montlgu" Prince Edward Island.

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