, . W5. mgus MacMillaa' and datu,,hm viney, are visiting rela- me; ,,,,4friends on the Magdalene jslandh W Harold MacLesa. a former 2”... of Little Sands. arrived here Saturday, July M. II n fllzissachusetts. where he is . iiiIn.V9d-

fllr. and Mrs. Mack. MacLean and Jackie and Isabelle. Cornwall um visiting relatives in Little Sands on Sunday.

0.55. Cecil Alexander (Sandy)

Blue returned to the Stadacona ” garal Base. Halifax Sunday even- gng after spending the week end at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs George H. Blue. Little Sands

The many friends of Mrs. Mack. uat-Pherson.' Wood Islands East are happy to ate her out and fully fpC(Il'Pl'PFl from her operation.

Mr Cecil MscLean. Caribou wu uslflllpz relatives in Little Sands on Siiliday. -

'l'lu-to is still a lot of bay to hp hariesled. The frequent showers "1 ram are prolonging the Job and lIlaI(lilpl'S(i much more work for the farmer's.

I

Mr. Stanley Miller was visiting relatives at Charlie Stewart's in Lillie Sands last" week.

Mr and Mrs, Ernest Griffin, Albion uere at the home of Mrs.

I Mr. Walter Shaw has received

milflii: niece in Little Sands on a congratulatory wire from the Mr: ind Mm Afmlnd Hellllch-'

T,,,.;.g;.y National Red Cross Campaign esne motored from Maine. arriving HI HM Wheeler of the mm Chairman, Mr. D. Bruce Shaw, in in the province on August 1. They

0; H19 t'hnrIes E. Dunning, was i. Ills home here on Tuesday. ilis wt and daughter. who are residing in Caribou (of Irlle summer at-unnipanled him and will visit l'PIi'llllf'S here. . Wheeler will rrnlrn in his job on Wednesday.

.:-''j i t 4. W as it is kipownbelety the I ' "X5" '

irllr-r. no teacher as n on-

;....r for the um. s...u. school. TO PRESIDE HERE TODAY

This is regrettable. There will only

r about 20pupils or I958 attending Presiding at Phiiae Templeiiltes from the province will be

,Kt'llll(lI here next year and should only lw 2 light school. We hope the lruslrrs will be able to secure mp serllces of a good teacher for our school for the next year.

ll: zind Mrs. Hiram LeCo and rinliullit-r. Mrs. Irving Llewellyn

:ll'gwv'l;i;c0::'Ll:;;3e';i b1)l"I'fv'gf vglll was peeled from one Douglas fir

- isports Results i log. eight feet thick. IAR Murfdy ..efurgc)'. all of Summeraide were I i fling friends in Little Sands on Lefurgey thought this part oi the iiiiiitiay at Alex Blue's. Mr. Island was a very lovely spot:-OC Harbor

Eastern Guardian”

THE MONTAGUE Church of y ,hrist Congregational picnic. will . he held at White Sands. Saturday, Fraser. Gordon. MacDonald. Mac- The following are the results: August 6th. leaving at 1:30 s.'r.iLeod, MacKenzie. MacPherson. Girls 5.7; Lam; white, Dar-I

wiii. iii: buvinz iimotiiv -mi iii2ii'v'i5.”fc'r.hi:?y2i'i'te5355'il'7i'i '..”..'I.' H"""”' C"""""' n"'”" "”V" Ned '9 "'"ll- 'l3(l"”9d W or 82.00 mailed. Boehner's Jewel-j Girls Mi Dom Lowe Donn UIICIPBIJCU. Highest mar et prices. 1 ' M IE. p - ' '

Fraser and Annear. Feed Service. C” omuuh P I Carolyn Jorduh Lon"

Imbservances to be held in the accepted into the Prince Edward City today will be Illustrious island Shrine which will b? in- Vobel Errol J. Mathcson. Potcn- stituteri during the visit of the late. A large number of candid- Philae Temple from Halifax.

I

MILE OF WOOD A mile of veneer for -plywood

A large crowd attended the an- W

nual church tea party held in Murray Harbor on Wednesday afternoon and evening. Besides the amusements and refreshment booths. sports events were held in the afternoon.

1!

SCOTCH TARTAN CUPS - Buchanan. Cameron. Davidson.

”i'"la"i'9- I 0- Wiltil-U MEE'f.lNG71;itilv Girls 10-ll: Carolyn Collier. pg 11".; gAp-"31 cnugcu, " ""0" Y "'99 "E 0 9 ("V iiidith Vanlderstine. Bernice Bil- (.'rior:rtou'n: 101M a.m.. Sunday 3'"! C'w'L' was held at the lard

tsehool for all ages; 11:80 a.m..

home of Mn -loseiih Laniimii. Girls 12.13: Velma White. Mary . The Lord's Supper: 7:80 pan.

1Sunday evening. with seventeesypmwse, Donaid. Luca,

most absorbing . . , be t. Th u . . CARDICAN Item! lnywl ””"'"” 5"” "' "'1””""' iiieetiiedriwitiiriiiiiier byeihiniierelslii l iigiiii cllliwiiii-. M" M"'"'"' THE FEED WITH CALOGEN -04 W-Ifim-4 rm-: JOANNA Dress show "lent, Mrs. F. L. Coylc. carres-i Girls 1o0.,,,,,d duh, 09...; Va inliio hm-w-v My ,-.....,,,.,, won. 1,, the megr iondence was read and discusv ma white, Mary prawn, clam. spotsothrh lime summer sales are oontinuin lo" "Wk Pu” regarding "'9 ne White. "I."- in the temporary -hoiivo iii Iii: hlrllh chicken :IiPPervb:n)ili Milli; Boys 3 7 Dennis Ferguson. same building, . OCIIIII eonven on to . e I inuglas Mdleodp 'lu.np'.u.”" ,u.

MME LODGE MEI" - Mmicardigan in August. The follow- Boys 3.9 uoyd pouuu, in

ling committees were appointed- Marjorie Johnston, P.N.G.. presid- Church. Mrs. Jerome Power. .,.ia,,he,.egu1., memn.o(AcME Mrs. Callaghan. Mrs. H. Hynes; Rmknh Lndga Mont-gm. mm pick, Mrs. Joseph Lanigan. Mrs.

lsmith. Ralph Dort. Boys 10-11: David Hughu.Dar-

mm-- - me ..::."”f..:.::'." NQHCE Iilvndance and the meeting opelI- Lanigan: reading. Mrs. Emmett '

ed in usual form. The minutes of McGlllivriiy. The following were

"” '3-" mmlnl W" F034 W wwmed ti? cm" "'9' church m- The School taxes of Wood "W ""e'BW- M" Ann” 39-It ilif, 'Wr!i'."'wiiii.'rn Jorhr1y.Cai3i;i1s1ands East School are "4 W"! IPPPOVNI ll l'Old- 11' Erma Dunn. Mrs. Margaretidue and paygblg, If not correspondence included a letter Cairns.

Mrs. Hynea and Mrs. from qmnd Mu”, Lo", who Coyle volunteered to care for the bbeefggzdggginzgsr Wm, M the mlendid neon” of altar. Mrs. Jerome hPower mv;it- .1 lection Brother Tornado of Dollkln. Cape if the member! to er home or I I

. e next meeting in September. Breton, who was seriously injured

The meeting then adjourned fol- during the hunting aeaaon lut (an. lowed by refreshments served by Brother Tornado is looking for the hostess and committee.

THE RCAF MOBILE RECRUITING UNIT i

By Order of Trustees.

s. Misabhlorrie Bug bnstoa reported on the

and Mrs. Jo

-22.22:: E'.i'3' or it '2; W "E '1' W W QCC I to Montague this wggk. A mu , iimbcr of wheelchair patients and i AT ms: cauanuuv LEGION sum. or: nwnsnav, AUGUST 11. 1 ms. to I ms. SOURIS Personals AT nu: connir nonsn Dr John McG ON I I , owan and ra.3E":.r""l sinmav, AUGUST 12. 1 ms. to 5 PM.

' 8!! r at th

W. -3"! spending their vacation on summer home at Pinette.

Inaaaadwosnenarciavltadtovtalttalalld-I information on a cmeer with a future. THERE is No OBLIGATION.

Young mar: tall Roi. James A. McGowan Mrs .W'"”" and family of River

" N IF YOU CANNOT VISIT THIS UNIT murin are lea today in WRITE. PHONE OR VISIT

time after mug Mr, McGmi:::!Knui:!tlier. Mrs. run. run it. c. A. r. nnonnuinvo UNIT, wo w....;, "" '9' the 9-" n. c. A. F.STA1'l0N,SUMMEBSIDl W - moms 2281 LOCAL us were rand M”. no" Youn" 'h lnro ..;;.”.;':'iC,,';i-rgied in K .- .......::r V mm their hit: . have rotun- W in MAYFAIR THEATRE if ig!lsMontague.

tl"'0l'v Mr.

brothq-4,. ' "Ellyn. -nd 'u'i '93

MURRAY RIVER - SATURDAY

Mu. Roland D

- of Man- We is visiting in "cm. on” - D

""tlIW all: mdamd? I

'l”'"' Mf'Cahe .nd 4 jg of Pirfou Hem”. Mfl. 0-

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:1-rrmrr-rri

iiliisi illili . ll Pllilili

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:so a mo p.-. as.

lanai Headquarters In Toronto to-

Jective has been reached with the In other seven provinces in the (0.1. lowing British Columbia. 93,83; Quebec, 92.14; Nova scotia,

Saskatchewan. 84.0596.

which he pays tribute to cellent response the "wonderful Islanders."

i Fyl White. Freddie Buell.

Billy MacMiila ill! Gordon. Douglas Moore.

my White, Floy Gordon.

is feet. 11 inches; I5

H feet. 1

also attended the amateu -' test and a large number if celiii Cambrldg" M””" rants took part. The winners ion the Island" on J Ile Buell.

son. Bill Moo

recent "Pay Parade"

not been canvassed the regular Campaign man, has reached 327,600, which is mi. 7396 of its objective of 821.400. "However." Mr. Shaw remarked, "there are a few districts in the co from which- we still a-

Headquarters." A report lust received from Nat-

Massachusetts.

MacNelll.

on return to Hamilton. ab. after spending the past

mother, Mrs.

positions: Ontario, WADG;

V A l 9591; Alberta, tutors to ths vicinity

; New B. awiclt. 89.25; and font Mung M"'

Miss Gladys Blrt, Pisquid.

the ex received from The collection made at the most

MT

Boys 12-I3: Douglas Sheidow.

Bay. 14.15; Floyd Stewart! Am, .iMarlene, Lloyd, Cathy and

303'! 100-yard dash. open: Tom- d Stewart. Auldie -iP"e"I'5z M'- IMacInms.

and Mrs.

Running Broad Jump. under 13.

Billy McMillan. 12 let: i ' i Harms. 10 feet. 2 inechem C”! gaiyapnprning on a visit to Toronto. Vanlderstine, 9 feet, 9 inches. '

13 and over: Tommy Wright, Miss feet, 1 inch; Floyd Stewart, ling inch.

In the evening a large crowdi

Mis

etc as follows:

Joseph Callaghan. singing; Nel-

step dancing: Murray.

singing: Jack Fergu-I . Herman Martin.

Iver Trio. spent the past weekend in

SWIFT FEEDS

feeds. For now with

Brothers and Mcileiil

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Provincial Obiective Passed In I 955 Red Cross Cam

March. helped the province mat-

orially in reaching its obiectve. All who were associated with Mr. Valley. she -an the truest of her Co

Shaw in any way in the 1955 Red Parents. Mr.

Mrs. Grover Macxay. Strathcona spent the past week u guegt ulspenc-er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Miss Aletha MacLeod left Sunday .Swain. Cambridge. Mass.

two weeks vacationing with Lorne Valley the guest of her friend! in Bangor. Christina MacLeod. Ind I-07119 Vllley.

.11 include Mr, Arthur 3111, Rum. the regular worshippers assembled Barbara Mac- Kinnon, Somerville. Mass..

Her many friends are sorry to learn that Mrs. Charles MacLeod fonnerly of Lorne Valley. is now a Hospital patient in Toronto, Ont.

up Freddie whim .' Mrs. Oliver Douglas and children

jl-lead of Hillsboro, are spending a few days as guests of Mrs. Douglas

Mary Macl(innon spent the G. Clements. week-end at Church Road, visit-4;

her sister, Miss Evelyn Mac-i 'Kinnon of Toronto. Ontario.

Anna MacLeod of' is vacationing uly 31, she was the guest of her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mac-' Leod and children Judy and Bary.l

Miss Chris Shaw. Charlottetown,

Unloading car Swifts Hog. Dairy, and Poultry special prices off car book your orders

atviarod by lbell who

with the Holy Ghost." Mrs.

during worthwhile job well done. lshaw presided u the or",

timeul

I Hymns.

and Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. John Spencer. tMouni Edward Road, Charlotte

town. were Sunday guests of Mrs. anniversary of ms

the Rev. D.A. G-D-I chose his text from the ninth Chapter of the Acts of the Apostles Verse 17. "And Ananiaa went his way, and entered into the g house; and putting his hands on hlm said. Brother Saul. the Lord. al nieven Jesus. that appeared unto ,thee in the way as thou comeot.

. p p ghath sent me, that thou Inlghteat receive thy Iitlht. and be filledlcitizen says reports on Parliar l

dl-lflllliister Gregg will retire from thi -A the singing of the good familiar

ngratulations are In order all Daniel Miss Roberta Shaw on success-i

congratulations to Mr. Mclntyre on occassion of the eighty-third birth. Music and singing were enjoyed and refresh-,

Saturday. August 6, 1955 The Guardian Page 5

Says Gregg Will Retire From Cabinet This Autumn

OTTAWA (CF: - The Ottawa 'been in office 10 years. "an un

usually long time." Mr. Gregg. I Victoziia Cross winner. is a for-

mer sergeant-at-arms of die cabinet this autumn to become House MC and president lieutenant-governor of New Bruns- M

p the University of New Bruns- wick i wick. '

Mr. Gregg, member of Parlisvi The Citizen said: "The reports

slum mu Bum the Gude xv P.w.c'.ment ' for Yorlrrsudbury since p today were that Mr. Gregg was met to "cc" "turns. Th” win - . Emilllfme Egnminauonl 1947. is Newhmunswlpk sHrepI"e- pnxiops to take thedwa of lien- wt.my be .11 to the good ml” M1,, 3,", Mamei" amved sentative n t e cabine. 9 now enan -governor an at Mr. "had 1,, an cu”, Lofn. home from Toronto, Ontario, out A number of friends and neighv " 1” Eumpei . (p.r”"' '"I"m'” 5'' I'a""'.'" in "'1. "wine. do” not he July 31, she i. mending an en,-orphan" gathered It the home of Mr. The newspaper says Lieutenant might consent to releasing him gin to covgf Red cm" upend. Mr, Reuben Maccunueu an able vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Maclntyre on. C'""""” 13”” 1" Mulare" has (mm M5 ”"”"I d"”"'" iturea In P.E.I. which yearly have Il1'lV0d home from a pleasant and Mrs. James MacNeiII. July 29 to offer good wishes and to be lilblidized by the National visit with relatives and friends in'

WE'RE CELEBRAT-

b L I , . v -Ir3- GEM!” M”cI""I5 0” Jilly 31' IiiecrnlRitiiiir:;dCali:ci1i1iUnRelCrl:a:Ifi Ina OLR BIRTHDAY Mr! and M” Stemng Macg Mr. Maclntyre enioys remark-

Ontario, to the Island recently. They are

relatives and numbernua friends

on July A number of visitors along with

MIDNAPORE. Alt at Lorne Valley Church on Sunday, ",1 July 31. and listened with rapt

iattention to the eloquent Sermon

"cal good mnuser. too." year-old Teddy.

WANTED

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are guests of Mrs. Beau.schesne's mother, Mrs. Teresa O'Brien.

i Apply: CLARK BROS.. Montague

Karen,

George

. I Mr. George McConnell left Mon- I

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Tile beautiful girl was fright- ened, alone! He was interested, -than intrigued and then, What happens then constitutes one romances you've ever seen!

1la.s, he fell in love. If the most absorbing

Lorne

SHE WAS A KILLER!

It's one of the

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”Trouble In The Glen"

IN TRUCOLOR AND sunnmo Victor Mclnglen " Margaret Lockwood

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