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AGENT GEORGETOWN: Weldon Leven. the following places in Montague: nardlen
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-.'I'l'. HAITI Parish. Monte- perty. Amiouries Hail. . , February 11, l.l5, lunda. Good prises.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Garnhuin and daughter. Judy. accompanied by Mrs. Roderick Agar. Cl-isrlottetown. wersvisitare at the home of Mr.
t and Mn. J. H. Maocregor, Mou- tsgue, on Sunday.
.'Nvltsltli.Y CLUB MEETS -
The regular meeting of the King's
' County Hospital Nursery Club was
held on Wednesday afternoon. reb-
ruary 4th, at the home of Mrs. H.
T, Jamieson. There were six mem-
bers and two visitors present. Mrs.
1.; H. Poole and Mrs. Archie Hume.
, representing Bel.le's Shoppe and
the Jo-Anna Dress Shop, respect-
, ively, were present to give their
opinion as to the feasibility of
. holding a fashion parade. After
considerable discussion it was de-
' cicied that the cost of promoting a
' fashion show would be too great in
Comnlrlnvu with the amount of
money earned. Ways and mean of
. increasing the claws finances were
discussed but nothing definite was
v decided. Next week's meeting is to
be held at the home of Mrs. Hor-
' um neser. Mrs. Jamleson. assist-
. ed by Mrs. Carl stewert and Mrs.
, Peter Sinclair. served delicious re- ireshments.
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oi the Bank of Nova Scotla. Cher- lottctown, spent the weekend at her home in New Perth.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Livingston. Mrs. George Craig. and Mrs. Stephen Shaw, Charlottetown. were recent visitors to New Perth end Montague.
Mr. Louis Higginbotham has re- turned in his home in Montague af- ter being a patient in the P. E. l. Hospital.
Mrs. Richard Llewellyn. Mon- tague, is spending a few days in Charlottetown. guest of Mr. and Mrs. ltuuell Finley.
Dr. end Mrs. L. W. shew end Miss Kay Delzlel. R.N.. all of Char- lottetown, were Sunday visitors to Montague where they visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bnice Mac- Phes.
Mr. Prod Shaw. Charlottetown, was a recent visitor to Montague where he visited his sister. Mrs. T. W. Melilsh. at the home of Mr. end Mrs. Bruce MacPhee.
The many friends of Mr. T. K. Cameron are sorry to hear he is a patient in the King's County Hoa- pitsl. All wish him a speedy recov- ery.
Misses Fey Stewart, Barbara. MscLu.re. and Jane Lake, nurses in training at the P. E. l. Hospital, spent Sunday visiting at their re- speotlve homes in Montague.
....'lVAN6lt'I.I8Tl(l meeting, Murray River Church of Christ. tonight. duet by Carrie Herring and Bertha MacKa,v. Sermogi "Marks of the Church". You are welcome.
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-RPLAN TO ATTEND the repeat performance oi the Scottish con- cert in Yco's Theatre Thuraihy. Feb. 12. Additional attractions.
en, Montague, are pleased to leam he is much improved after his re- cent illness,
The funeral of the late Mrs. tier late residence at h , Monday a.iternoon. Services at the home and grave were ducted by the Rev, John F. MacKay. B.D.
Morrison. Laxurie Morrison. John Morrison. Roderick Maoilse, (tiar- les Rum and Russell Petition. Inter- ment was i.n Belfast Cemetery.
.. 'FUNERAL The funeral of the late Mrs.
ruary 6th, was held yesterday ai-
MacPherson, conducting the ser- vice. Hymns sung were: Be The Tie That Binds". ”l"ace to Face" and "Abide with Me." Pall- bearers were Spencer Sharam.
Chester interment cemetery
Kimble Lelscheur. Lelacheur. Ray Brooks. was in the community Murray Harbour.
. 'i.0l)GE MEETING - The regular meeting of ACME Rebekah Lodge. Montague, was held Thurs- day evening with the Noble Grand, Mrs. Leroy White, presiding, There were eighteen members present. The meeting opened in regular form and the minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Miss Sue Hemphill reported for the sick committee and Mrs. Spencer
were being arranged satisfactorily. The treasurer, Mrs. Howard Vick- erson. read the financial report. A sum of money was voted towards the Red Cross Disaster Fund. At the close of the meeting the mem- bers enjoyed ' a social hour of bridge and singing. Mrs. Archie Hilchey presided at the piano. Lunch was served by Miss Bert Martin and Mrs. Llewellyn.
iA surplus of 52748.13 was an- nounced by the Montague Town Clerk. Mr. Arnold Wightman, at the presentation of the annual lin- ancial statement at the Town Council meeting last was the first meeting oi the new
Reynolds. Jamieson. Greene Nicholson. at 37,801.50 and fixed
ed 5162.17 and debentures standing of d.9:i3.o9 on the
Friends of Mr. Douglas MecLar-
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Souris Town Council Hears
aorganizailon Of iieo'iown Film
' 'FEBRUARY 10, 1953
council in Georgetown.
Two initereiting films were then lawn, one e much-appreciated Bing song and the other a picture V on Canadian winter sports 'ntitled
"Snow Fleets." Mr. and'Mn. Larry
The newly elected Meyer.
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'FUNERAL AT R08EBERlY- Ohsrles N. Morrison was held from
Pallbearers were Messrs. Donald
YESTERDAY - Wil- liam Keeping, who paged away at her home in Murray Harbour Feb-
ternoon from the 'United Church. Murray Harbour, with Rev. W. D.
"Blessed
John Livingstone, Everett Harris.
Llewellyn reported for the program gm-t woum be made this year 10 00mml”99- MW While ”P0r"d collect these taxes,and use the l-1133 Pl”-5 50” ll” 1"-5h COMGW money for much needed permanent
Montague Reports 52,7 48 Surplus In Annual Report
night. This
council. and present were Conclllors and
Mr. Wightman. in presenting his report. showed total current assets assasts oi 544,711.37. Current liabilities totall- out- civic
Arthur Peters. presided last even- ing at the first regular meeting oi his 05unci1. Mayor Peters is not
ior four years on the Council. Three of his Councillors-Charles A. Boy- lan, Bruce L. Stewart and E. Foch MacDonald--have also had previous experience on the Council Board; while the remaining three-Wilfred C. Wright. Henry H. Larter and John R. Moi.-can--are making their first appearance.
The meeting heard the Town Clerk review in detail the--financial statement for the year l952..the statement revealed that if all cur- rent assessments had been collected
would have had a suprlua of 85046 compared with a deficit oi 5515 for the year 1951.
Revenue for the year increased by 54100 and 52800 oi this amount represented an increase in real estate taxes. This increase is at! tributed to a raise in assessed valuations resulting from more equitable valuations being placed on real estate by the Provincial Land Valuation Board. The services of the Board were taken advantage of by the Town last year.
The Clerk pointed out, however. that all current assessments had not been collected and. as a result. the actual surplus was reduced to S1617. Only 63.05",iy of current real estate taxes had been collected and only 66.2”; of current personal property taxes. it was agreed that this condition should not be al- lowed to continue and that an ef-
street work. An amount of 59244 is due the Town on Real Estate taxes alone and the Council was of the opinion that the most of this could and must be collected,
During the year 510,000 in Elect- ric Light Debentures had been re- tired. These Debentures had been issued in 1937 to finance the munlcipally owned Electric Light Plant. The Plant has since been
federal building for Montague was also read. In his letter Mr, Kick- ham stated that the 575,000.00 in- cluded in the parliamentary estim- ates did not indicate the iinai cost of the building. He also indicated that final plans for the building would be completed by May 1st. and stated that its size would be 68
a post office. customs office, R. C. M. P. oiiice and one or two smaller rooms. No space was being allotted for other government agencies, as it has been learned that the usual procedure is oiiice rentals for these
new to civic politics. having served a
for the year under review the Town .
feet by 65 feet, and would include '
Financial Report -For 1952
Council at Souris. Seated,
Pictured above are the newly-elected Mayor and Town
left to right are, Councillor
Charles A. Boylan, Mayor J. Arthur Peters and Town Clerk M. J. McQuaid. Standing left to right, John R. MacLean, Bruce L. Stewart. E. Foch MacDonald, Henry H. Larter and Wilfred C. Wright.
Councillors
sold to the Maritime Electric Co.. Ltd. and the retirement oi the De- bentures was providcd for by pay- ments over a period oi years into a sinking Fund Account. No portion oi this 510,000 was taken this year from current revenue.
The Town was policed during the year by the R. C. M. P. at a net cost of s300.70. Police Court revenue reduced police and police court services to this amount. The report also revealed that the Town real- ized 5l075 by way oi rentals from the Town Hall while the expenses oi operating the hall were 5640. The hall. built in 1950. is capitalized at 511,092 and is completely paid for.
Montague Curling Club Schedule
Montague Curling Club schedule February 10': 0
7 p.m.
west Ice-Ladies c cling.
East Ice-Ladies c lng.
Tip Top Trophy and Clsrkson shield
9 p.m.
west Ice-Dr. P. Maclntyre Dr. L. A. Johnston.
East Ice-4)pen.
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Geo'town Bantams Defeat W. iioyalty
The Georgetown Bantams
on Thursday afternoon score in a well played game.
C. Gallant scored three goals for Georgetown while MacPhee and Landry each scored two,
Montague Re. School Ass'n - Monthly Meeting
.tMr. Archie l-liichey presided at the regular monthly meeting oi the Montague Home and school Association held in the school last evening. The minutes oi the last meeting were read by the secretary. Mrs, Arnold wightman, and were approved as read.
Mrs. J. D. MacLeod. who repre- sented the Montague Association at
the meeting to discuss the proced-
' M. Macinnis of the National Film
con- tinued their winning ways as they defeated the visiting west Royalty Bantams in the Georgetown Rink by a 7-0
council Studied
. . 'At a meeting held an inn- ziey. February 6th, in the Canadian Legion Hall. the formation as a Film Council was dismissed by rep- reeentatt from ten organizations .n the Town at beorgetown. Mr. 5.
Board at Charlottetown was in at- tendance.
'I'he rneellnc was held under the 3D0n50Nhll1 of the Georgetown Home and School Anooiextion and invita)tions were previously sent out to some twenty orgenimtions and societies in the Town. Rev. W, A. Paterson acted as ohairrnan.
The -meeting opened with the mowing or a film on Film councils, their organizanlorn and benedltr. Mr. Maclninis then very graphioallly and aaawblw described the forma- tion of a Film Council. lie stremed the benefits to be derived from such an organization and the large library pf films available at the National Film Board's Library in oharlovttetown. He gave an 4' - ion of the cost of a projector and the amount oi the iwailable as- sistance that could be obtained from the Ci-overnmenzt. He also out- lined plane wihereby projectionets are trained from among the Coun- cils' members.
Following his runarks the meet- ms was opened for a period of General discumlon and quutions, Many questions were asked and much valuable inionnation gained on the subject of a Film Oouncil. lit was decided the: the repraent- atives of the organizatiains pre- sent. all of whom atremed the in- terest oi their parent bodiu in a Film Council, would report to their respective bodies and iihat a meet- lng. out which Mr. Manmnis would be in attendance would be held. sometime in Mamh. At this meet- ing the delegates would report on the dlscumionsoitheir organinti on the subject oi forming a Film
ure of organizing a provincial home and school federation. which was held in Charlottetown on January 29th. gave her report and briefly outlined the advantages oi a pro- vincial home and school federation. - A new committee of Mrs. Horace Fraser. Mr. Harold Stewart, and Mrs. James Cudmore, was appoint- ed to obtain blackout curtains for a room In the basement of the
school so that the teachers would
Ecmnis of Charlottetown were guests at the meeting. A Delicious hmch was enjoyed by all. --AC.
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building. In the general account he listed receipts oi 59,841.25. expend- itures of 5710627, and a surplus of 52534.96. In' the building account receipts totalled 51,290.00, expend- itures s1,07e.as and a. surplus of 5213.20.
Listed among the fixed assets are civic buildings. 58.00000, fire equip- ment 53,697.36, concrete street. :25.- 000.00 and paved streets. 57.83201. Tax arrears were shown at 52.31310 for 1052. and 5797.22 for 1951 and previous. This concise report gave a
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some discussion took place re- garding a program on Coronation day for the town oi Montague,and a committee will be appointed to look into the matter.
The need oi a town policeman and a town magistrate were also discussed but no definite decision was reached. i
Mayor Yeo announced plans for a - sible continuation of the street paving program begun last year. It was thought that tho
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Find Seal Al Iona Church
.'A seal was discovered Sunday at Iona. a locality over three miles from tidal water. It was found in the churchyard by resi- dents on their way from church service, and is presently being cared for by Mr. Charles Mac- Gulgan.
its way up Pinette River. and then followed the head stream bed which emerges about a mile from ions, and thence made its way to the village. The residents of the
it is certain that during its stay there it will be well cared for.
Summer Home 1 Al Miichell ' River Burned
.'The summer home of Mr. Her- man Lawson at Miichellnivcr was corwletely destroyed by fire of an unknown origin yesterday. The house has been vacant since early fall. Mr. and Mrs. Lawson having returned to Chicago.
The fire was noti by Mr. Ar- thur Mscbonsld. w spread the alarm. However. before any as- sistance could be gathered, the building was e complete loss. In- cluded in the loss is a large ain'- ount of nne fumlture and house- hold appliances.
It was unofficially estimated that the ion might be about am,- 000.00. The .R.C.M.P. ere investi- gating the cause of the me.
It is thought that the seal made '
community are at s. loss as to just , ' what should be done with it. but
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