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I -THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

The Guardian may be bought at

Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Office; in south:

The Post office:

' ..-rrns AND mus vulcan- ized. McDougaIl's Tire Repair, Montague.

day night masquerade dance. Beaver Hall. Montague, cancelled. will be held Friday. October 30th.

....'BANQUET BEFORE SAIL- ING-Six members of replace- ment units for the 27th Canadian Army Brigade in Germany cele- brated their departure for Europe with a feast aboard the liner Sam- ii-ia before she sailed from Que- bec. Included in the group was Sgt. S. V. MarAulay of Montague.

..fBISH()I' WATERMAN IN iilSOitGE'l'OWN - The service of Evening Prayer was held in Holy Trinity Church, Georgetown, on -'32, at 7:30 p.m., with R. H. Waterman. B.A., Bishop of Nova Sco- Iia, delivering a stirring and Ehought-provoking sermon on the theme of family prayer and wol- ship. His Lordship was assisted 'n the service by Rev. Canon Ger-

tinst Rev. 7.I')., Lord

I. tandry. his Byron Stewart.

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AGENT GEORGETOWN:

Weldon Lavera.

the following places In Montague: in Georgetown: The Snack Bar.

-JMEIT YOUR FRIENDS at the turkey dinner in the A. D.

MaoKerizle I-fall Montague, to- night. 'IIALL()WE'El: PARTY -

Mrs. Atwood MacDonald was host- ess to the members of the Legion Auxiliary, Montague branch, Mon- day evening, when everyone enjoy- ed a delightful l-lallowe'en party. The costumes were expecially good. and the judges, Mrs.- Lyle Boehner. Miss Jean Beck, R.N.. and Mrs. Tyler Beck. had difficultychoosirig the winners. Prizes were won by Mrs. William Dewar. Mrs. Neil l-iooley. and Mrs. Byron Stewart. The program. under thd direction of Mrs. Hooley, featured contests, a. sing-song. and instrumental music by Mr. and Mrs. Otis Jack- son and Mrs. MacDonald. step-. dancing by one of the members was greatiy'en,ioye:i. At a late hour. delicious refreshitciits were served. iea,,sandwiches, cake, pumpkin pie and ice cream. A very enjoy- able social evening closed with "Auld Lang Sync”, and a hearty

uilri F2. Moffatt, M..-1.. B.D., of St. vote of appreciation for her hos-. Peter's Cathedral. Charlottetown. pilality was extended to Mrs. Mac- and Rev. W. G. llogg, Priest-in- Donald.

”I1(Ir,';P nf iloiy 'lli'inii,v Church. --NW . . . WL Georgetown. His Lordship made. .

ipecial mention of the recent.-

ren 'ntinns made to Holy Trin-

ty. uhich during the past few a u a

iiontiis has been painted hntii

lllIil(IP and inside. The church WWW

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CAPITOL

SHOWS AT 3:30 - 7:00 - 9:00

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SERIAL - SHORTS

LAST SHOWING sonar

"SWEETHEARTS ON PARADE"

(A Gay Musical Romance) Starring

Ray Middleton, Lucille Nor- -nan, Eileen Christy. Bill Shirley, Estellita.

yet, fishing, like shooting, is pretty slack.

Mr. and Mrs. W. A 0'l3i'ieill and three children were Slinrl:i:.; vksitnrs hero fl'0"il the City spend-- ing the day with good friends.

Mr. Anslem Lapierre was homo- from the mainland for the week- end. He is with one of the turzs attending the dredzes every sea- son as it cook.

Mr. Adolphus Sheehari has ar- rived from Labrador, after spend- ing several months there,

The old baseball diamond '.l'hPl'F the boys kept up practice for lomg time is now flooded owirltz tn the wet season and no more playing for this year.

Mr, John Keefe has imrcimwl A farm near Peake's Statinngimil will move from here to that vicinity with his large family to reside. Mr. and Mrs. Keefe and family Will be sorely missed here. especially Mr. Keefe and sons who have don;-7:0

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Do you seem to "ache all over"? Or do End it hard to stoop or bend? Get the

uick relief you long for with Templeton A T-R-C's. T-R-C's are specially made to relieve you quickly at such throbbing. unrelenting Neuritic. Arthritic, Sciatic.

,life of the church.

Rheumatic pain: Lurnba o and Neuralrtim 65:. 81.35 at drug count rs. 7-334

Layman”: Sunday In Kings County

Laymen's Sunday was observed at the Sturgeon United charge on Sunday, and at Georgetown the previous Sunday, Oct. 18th. At both services, Mr. Harry Yorston. President of the Georgetown Men's Association was the guest speaker.

Mr. Yorston opened his remarks with a reference to the course of history of the early church from the time of Constantine. He ex- pressed a belief that a much great- er danger than communism threat- ens the church today, that is in: difference among her own mem- bers. He stressed the urgent need of a lasting spiritual rejuvenation of the church, without false emo- tionalism which often turns out to be only a flash in the pan.

Mr. Yorston also gave his im- pressions of the First Maritime Conference of United Church lay- men which he attended last sunl- mer at Berwick. N. S. One of the trends shown at the conference was toward a re-awakened inter- est. in Bible study; the laymen be- lieve that there is not enough stress on the Bible in many ser- moiis given from the pulpits of our churches today.

The speaker felt that a real spiritual atmosphere was the key- note of this gathering, and that

all delegates and guest speakers contributed greatly to the iiisplr-; aiion received. i

Mr. Yorslon closed his adrirossi with the earnest hope that the members of the local charges

would also he inspired to make a great improvr-ment in the spiritual

many fine jobs especially in found- ation work.

All that is needed here for the win- ter skating season is hard frost as the, old Jordan pond has been raised in its full level and when frozen will make a monster rink for moonlight skating like it used to be in years gone by.

Miss Margaret Findley is pack- ing up in preporation for her win- tor trip to the U. S. A. where she spends the winted months with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Wnltr-r Monroe. She will close her home for the -winter months as usual, All wish her a pleasant winter and happy return.

tMr. Edward Heiineberry and sun Phillip are building one of the largest barns ever erected in this vicinity on their own farm. Tile building has gone up to the wall plate or loft level already yld stretching across the yard to ,1OIl'i another barn. It is well over lilo feet long and will handle all the stock. crop and machinery under one roof, Other large barns built here recently is one at Ep Mal- one's, one at. Chester McCarthy's and Joe Sinnotts, all modern buildings and replacing old lofty buildings built many years ago. It will be remembered Mr. Ben- neberry lost his barn in it mighty wind storm,

Mrs. W. A. O'Brien was a bus- iness visitor to Summerside last week, returning on the same even- mg.

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THE GUARDIAN.

Personals

I-Ier inriny mania will regret to learn that Mrs. Wallace Taylor. Strathcona. II a patient in the King's county Hospital.

Mr. Martin Currie, Charlotte- town. was a. visitor .to Montague yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Nicholson.

Dr. Arnold Lane, Edmonton, Al- berta, is spending several days in Montague visiting his former home here.

..fMiss Mary Hughes and Miss Sydell Hughes, Charlottetown, spent the recent week-end with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hughes. St. Mary's Road.

..'f..ittis Shirley Savident. Char- lottetown. spent a week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hughes. St. Mary's Road.

Miss Eileen Clair, and her sister. Mrs. John Norman Baboock, St. Stephen, N. 3., spent several days in Montague visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Clair.

Mrs. Murray Johnston and her two children, Carol and Freddie, of Montague are spending a few days in Truro, N. S. They accompanied Mrs. Johnston's parents, Mr. and Mrs.. Fred Webster, who were re- turning home after a pleasant vis- it ivilh relatives in Montague.

'..'Rev. W. A. and Mrs. Patter- son, Georgetown, attended the M.

R E. C. convention and fellow- 1SiliD supper in Epsworth Hall. Summerside. They also visited

their son and daughter-in-law, in Moncton. N. 13., before returning home. They were accompanied by Mrs. Perry of Lockeport, N. S. ..'Miss Ruby Murphy and Mix Sadie Perry, nurses-in-training at the Faiconwood Hospital, Char- lottetown, left recently for Ontario where they will spend two weeks' vacation with Miss Murphy's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Mccarron.

..'Mrs, Sterling Conrad, Stur- geon. and Miss Sybil King. Gas- pereaux. have returned home after attending M. R. E. C. convention in Summerside. They were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Birch- field Yeo. St. Eleanors. Mr. and Mrs. Percy L. King and Mr. Ster- ling Corirad, Sturgeon. also at- tended the fellowship supper in Epsworth Hall, at Summerside.

Bristol and a o , Vicinity 'Mr. and Providence. R. 1., o n S a t u r cl a y

spend ll week at residence.

Cleve Percy, arrived here evening t to their summer

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick .1. Mc- Kenna arrived here Saturday from Boston, making the trip with their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Percy. Getting along in the evening of life now, this

fine old couple have made the trip every summer for scores of years.

Mg Louis Byrne arived home this week from New York. after a months visit with his daughter in that big busy city and reports a lovely trip.

Mrs. Teresa Tralnnr, who VWi'l& housekeeper at the parochial house here for it! years, and for some years previous to that was housekeeper for the same. pastor at other parisheii. has taken it position at the parochial house at Corran Bann.

Believe it or not. an old lady here has purchased her first radio only last week. Despite all the years radios have been around she has had no desire for one until now.

Rev. Phalen M"Kenna. P. P., was in the City it Tuesday to at- tend an anniversary dinner at the Charlottetown Hotel for two priests who were ordained 50 years ago.

EARLY - DAY MEDICINE SIIOW PROVIDES COLORFUL ROLE FOR RAY MIDDLETON

Labeled as one of the great bar- itoncs in the history of the theatre, , , ' Ray Middleton is fact be- coming one of the top screen lum- inaries In the constellation of sing- ing stars.

Middleton, for his second pic- ture under a new Republic Studios contract. will be seen as the color- ful head of I. travelling Medicine Show in the gay, Truoolor Repub- lic Musical, "Sweethearts on Par- ticle," which is now showing at the Capitol.

The singing star's first picture und the new pact Wu "I Dream of Jeanie" (With the Light Brown Hair), story of the young and ro- mantic Stephen Foster. In which Middleton portrayed the bombas- tic minstrel, Christy,

Since his last appearance in films, the noted actor has appear- ed In a number of hip Broadway sucooasee, most notable of "which was undoubtedly the co-starring role with Mary Martin in the musical show. "South Pacific.”

other top Broadway productions in which Middleton has appeared include "Roberta." "George White's Scandals." "Knickerbocker Boli- day.", "Wngsd Victory." "Annie Get Your Gun," and "Love Life."

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CHARLOTTETOWN

sgouris ,Jr. liospiial Aid Annual Meeting

."I'ho Annual Meeting of the Souris Jr. Hospital Aid was held on wedilesday, October iuh. in St. James United church Hall, with 23 members present.

President Mrs.W.A. Wright oc- cupied the chair. she read the an- nual report which showed that the organization had a successful year. She also welcomed nine new mem- bers who jolned at the meeting. For the purpose of raising funds during the year the Junior Aid held cake sales, lottoried a radio. had a film lshow, provided a can- teen on Coronation Day. and spon- sored a Baby Show. During the year numerous items were provid- ed for the nursery, as well as slip covers for the nurses sitting room furniture.

It was decided to hold a monthly meeting on the second Wednesday of each month instead of semi- monthly meetings as was the prev- ious arrangements.

This organization in conjunction

year. This vote of thanks was re- sponded to by the president.

The excutive for the coming year are as follows: President, Mrs. W. A. Wright: Vice president, Mrs. G. N. Richards; Treasurer, Miss Mild- red Fraser; Secretary, Mrs, w. A, Acorn and Mrs. (Dr.) A. H. small- wood agreed to act as convener of sewing for another year.

film was shown and a delicious. iuilcli was served -8 E.

Lorne Valley and Vicinity

Mount Str-wzirt, recently spent .i

spent the past week in Halifax.

NS While there she was the szucst of Mr .and Mrs. Sterling Maclleod.

Mr. and Mrs. Grower Macxay.

Angus Nicholson.

Frank Parker. Georgetown. visited friends in Lorne Valley, on October 18,

Miss Doris MacNeill left dur- ing the week, on return to Mass- achusetts after spending an enjoy- able vacation at the home of her patrents. Mr. and. Mrs. James Maciveill.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Macbeod and daughter Dawn. Salt Springs; N.S.. spent October 18 and 19 visiting relatives and friends in Lorna Valley.

Mr. and Mrs, James Callaghan had as Sunday guests. Mrs. Call- nghan's parents. Mr. and Mrs. P. 11;. Gauthier, Rustlco on October

Lorne Valley school re-opened on October 20 after being closed fur the. twn-week fall vacation Mrs. Alexander Maotiachern is the capable and efficient teacher.

Mr, Gordon MacDonald and Mr. George MacDonald Halifax, N.s., on October 17 where they spent the week-and with Mr. and Mrs. sterling MacI..cod.

A most. enjoyable evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James MaoNaill on October is when a number of friends and neighbours gathered and whiled away the hours in dancing. to music supplied by Messrs. John Wel1ster.Btanley Webster. Jackie Webster and Alvin Bourke. Ap- petizing refreshments were served.

Mr. Heath MacGrath, Pictou County. N.S.. recently spent a few days with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. MICGIIUII.

Constable Basil Maoxsy of this R.C.M.P. at Halifax. N.B.. spent the week-end VISILIIIEI relatives and friends in this vicinity. He was the guest nf Mr. and Mrs. Charles Macbeod. He was accom- panied by his uncle Mr. Walter Macl..eod, Marie. Both Constable MacKay and Mr. Mscheod are former residents of Lorne Valley and their many friends were pleased to see them visiting here.

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Mr, and Mrs. Angus Nicholson were viitors tn the Island's capl- tal on October 17.

Mir. and Mrs. Edward Crane and son in of Bangor. were iruesta of Mrs. Oriine's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Munro MacGiirth on October 19. '

Mr. and Mrs. Grey and family. of'Salnt John. N.B., spent the October 17 week-end as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Angus Nldholsoif.

employed at Orwell cove. spent last we-k-end at his horne,in Inriie Valley. ' -AM.

AIDTOILIND

with the Senior Hospital Auxiliary H110"

nowhas membership in the Souris Mother and Dad

Film Council, and have also voted

in favor of sponsoring the Souris Wreath

Girl Gldes. (3;-imdmotlier and Grandfather

The executive of the previous Mgomtyirs

Year We,” 1"!-Clecled by the I10m' Grandmother and Grandfather inating committee, and Mrs. Lionel shepherd

strong a member of this com- officer, and Crew C.G.S. 'BTBIlL mittee extended a vote of thanks

to them for their duties so capa- nun:

bly carried out during the past ML Ind M”, wane, 3",, Mon.

N.S. e Aunt Phyllis and Murray, Syd- The treasurer reported a bank "933 N's" I

balance of 5257.25 at the end of the M11 end M”- e W””''” c”"”h”' business year. and famllY . Following the meeting an enjoy- Mrs. Ida Walsh. Gerald Ind

able hour was spent during which Carol and family tagus

aid and family ..tMi-. and Mrs. George Lcard. and family

motored to .

. r. -Wliliair ,!'erguIon Mao. I!

IN MEELORIAM

DONNA JEAN IIEPIIIID

The death ooourred at the Kings Co. Memorial Hospital on Sept. 28, of Donna Jean Shepherd. aged 6, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Shepherd. Cardigan. Be- aldh her mother and father, she leaves to mourn one brother Ger- ard

lnoming to All Saints Church. cu-dlgan, from the home of her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Wal- lace Maofntyre. The service WM conducted by Rev. B. Croken. Pre- sent in the Sanctuary was Rev. Emmet 0'1-Iariley, P.P. The pall- boairersnwere Stephen Macfntyre, Douglas Shepherd. Carl Cronin. Wm. Brothers. Jooapll Willie"!!- and John Steele.

she was a pupil of Cardigan school in her first grade. The fun- era.i was largely attended. '

FLORAL TRIBUTE!

tague i Cross - Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sullivan 1 Sprays

Uncle Leonard and Bernadette Uncle Tom and Florence. Sydney.

Mr. and Mrs. William Brothers

and family Mr. and Mrs. Gordon

Roberts Mr. and Mrs. James l.ow-re:v'. Mon- Mr. and Mrs. John A. MacDon- Alban Brothers

Mr. and Mrs.

L The funeral was held Wednesday ,

Mont

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Halifax Montague

Mr.

Toronto

Card-lgan Mrs. Iottetown

1-Iiimilton Primrose Montague

tagus

tague Mr. Roseneath Mr. Montague

Toronto

Hamilton

Cardigan Branch Canadian -Le-

few days with her son and daugl-it- km er-in-IDW. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Leard. K , Telemm , M,” Mmueme Macnomld oftncle Lloyd and Betty, Awlmei-.1

Uncle John and Millief Toronto; Aunt Theresa and Jim,-Toronto , Mr. and Mrs. Alf Saunders and Arthur, Pictou, N5. i

Letters of Sympathy

Strathcona, were. recent visitor; at. the home of Mrs. Mac '- ,,,-,;-...,;:, Mrfnnd Mm, J,m,f:”,3f Mr. and Mrs. Brendon 0'Grady. MaCNeili. , Charlottetown

..L.. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mac'Leod.

Miss Emma Nicholson. Union Sa1t-spriniis.N-S-

Rnad, spent a recent Week-and Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Ryan, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. MOMTEB-I I

Sympathy Cards Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Burke.

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Muriel

Jack Geisler

and Mrs.

' Uncle Heath, Toronto , DI'. and Mrs. A. Kennedy. 0&1!- town V

Mr. and Mia. llaioolnsjllaoxan-A ale. Montague ' Mr. and Mrs. Keir Clark. Mon-

Miss Inez Byrns. Boston Cousins Wally and Garry uu- Irityre, Toronto Mr. and Mrs. Harold Laiinigen,

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Mn. Holden MoLi.ire, Montague Albert MaoPhee.

Francis Steele. Monoton Mrs. Margaret Leinan, Montague Gallant girls, Moncton Mrs. Margare-t Lemon, Montague Mr. and Mrs. Euiot Acorn family, Toronto Mr.. and Mrs. Albsu Sullivan,

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Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Llewellyn,

Mrs. G. S. Inman, Montague Mr. and Mrs. Albat Ellsworth, Lower Montague Mr. Kimble Victor, ' Hamilton Mr. and Mrs Edmund Stanley, Charlottetown ' -and Mrs. Lem M.u:Aulay and family, Charlottetown . Mrs. Mae and Edith Clay. Moln- tague ' Mr. and Mrs. .1-Iugh MeoPhee.

Marpn Morrison, Toronto Mr. and Mrs. Jim MacDonald,

Maoxenaie, Chu- Mr. and Mrs Lioyir Maolntyre and family, Aylnier Mr. and Mix. Clem Maobonald,

Miss "Eliza Wilson, R.N., Soul-is Mr. and Mrs. James B. Acorn,

and Dan Davis,

Mr. Louis Foucliere, Georgetown Mr. and Mrs. Frank Green, Man-

Mr. and Mrs. Austin Fraser, Mon- and Mrs. iuipii Gordon, Ben MiwLu;l'e, Mr. Arnold M.aoLure.IMontague

Cousin Michael, Toronto Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mooullough

and family, George own Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Shepherd,

Miss Olive Maclntyre, Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Brown, Char-