VETERAN GUARDIAN EMPLOYEES

Andy Martin. operating the ad- Guardian for 48 years. Also a are still active and manage to

aressagraph. has been with The veteran is Charley Young. They keep pace with

EASTERN GUARDIAN

i. 0 W E B Montague Regatta Wednesday, July 11. Send entries to Roy Aitken.

ALL TAXES owed Sinnott Road te

School District not payed by June 30 will be handed in for collection. By order of Trustees.

HERE FROM ONTARIO - Mr. and Mrs. James MacDonald and 'amily of Chippawa, Ont. 101'!!!”- y of Roscneath, arrived Saturday -vening to visit relatives in this irovince. They are guests of their nrother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan MacDonald Brudennell.

HIGHEST PEAK The highest peak in St. Lucia. the windward Islands, is Mount (.imie. 3.145 feet.

NOTICE All school taxes owing Goose River School if not payed

before July mth, will be handed

in for collection. By order of Trus- es. - '

BAND CONCERT - On Sunday afternoon, the -17th Reece Band. under Bandmaster Charlie 'Mac- Gregor treated the citizens of Montague to a most enjoyable band concert. on the grounds of the Kings County Memorial Hos- pital. The emerald green lawn provided a perfect backgmund for the band members in their scarlet tunics. The concert enjoy- ed by both hospital patients and spectators alike, consisted of a number of widely varied selec- tions.

Scientists are king arrange- niciiis for an -'l-summer study of the planet Mars which, on Sept.7, will be closer to the earth than it has been since 1924. The "black- Iiuhl" mural, top, shows Mars with its spnlnr "cap" and the faint eo- motric mar s sometimes oaElcd canals. Very approaches oc-

MARS TO BE NEIGHBOR soon

our only when Mars' opposition coincides with its perihelion (P). the point in its eliptical orhlt at which it is closest to the sun. When opposition coincides with Mars aphelion (Al, the point at whicr it is farthest from the sun.

the planet's opposition distance from the earth is also the greatest.

times.

BRISTOL

Mrs. James F. MacDonald was in the city on Friday on business; another visitor was John J. Perry. one of the top fishermen here.

Miss Agatha MacDonald, will arrive from Montreal next week to attend the wedding of her sister Mabel later this month. Miss Mac- Donald will remain home on vac- ation until late August as in other years.

Work on the new village seventy thousand dollar high school will be rushed along in an effort to have the class rooms ready for the winter opening,if possible. Some of the older people still take a 'ong look at the old long school that stands today unused on the old hill site. Many, including Dr. Cox, oi" the Polyclinlc staff and Father Frank Alyward, Burs- er at S.D.U. Heber McEwen. '3 Toronto Lawyer and scores of others in high walks of life, teach- ers and nurses. graduated from the old long desk in Mount Mary school on the hill near the village.

The Irving Oil , ., has stationed one of their monster tractor trailer trucks here to serve the stations with Mr. Lealand An- derson, as agent. Mr. Jack Coffin, looks after the farm trade and house calls with a smaller truck.

Another of this vicinity's oldest residents was called in death last week. She was Mrs. James Fits- gerald, who passed away on Mon-

day after a long illness that kept La

her in the Charlottetown Hospital several months. Besides her bus- band she leaves a grown family whowereall home to see their

Funeral of Mrs. M. P. Beaten At Flsi River,

tague. Her husband predeaceased her several 3'' t.. ago. Also left to mourn is her brother,

E E

. MacPherson of aeuview. ii. a. 1.

and a sister (Chri-'L-is) Mrs Dan Gammon of Morritton, Ont.

Following the service it the home the fune.al rtege moved on to Belfast t , for burial. The Poll bearers being James Bea . Murdock Gilmore. Robert Nichol- son. Stanley McPhee and Alexand- er MacPherson.

Mr. Loury read the committ- ment service at the grave and pro- nounced thg Benedic” .

Rafi Driven Back By Gale

-HALIFAX (CP) - The raft lllxare, after making good pro- gress last week. . , 4 i Sunday it was being driven backwards in heavy Atlantic gales.

Capt. Henri Beadout reported to amateur radio operators Sun- day that besides "going back- ward," no fish had been caught and low visibility made it impos- sible to give a position.

When asked if the raft had suf- fered from high seas and gales Capt. Beadout replied, "Enough." All was well with the three-man crew, however.

L'Egare, since May 24, has gone no further than 600 miles in her attempt to cross the Atlan- tic from Halifax.

TOP MINERAL . By far the most important of Britain's extractive industries Is coal fining.

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mother in her last days; along with several 51 i ”” Her funeral, which was a very large one was held to the Church of St. urence, her home parish for a lifetime, there High Mass was sung by her pastor, Rev. E. Robin.

Burial was in the church cemetery near by. N

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- .T O N I G H T THE rosss sons our FOR A LYNCHING . . THE SHERIFF non: out To star IT!-

In his greatest picture, with all the greatness of the great

southwest. WHEN SIX GUNS SPOKE THE LAW . . . y a sheriff has no friends. . . . SEE . . .

Souih'May Determine The

By JACK BELL

WASHINGTON (AP) -. Tug

Democratic presidential race ap peared heading today toward a point where the South might exer- cise a decisive convention choice between Adlai E. Stevenson and Governor Averill Harriman of New York. ' If such a situation arises at the usual party meeting in Chicago. ”1e odds now seem to favor Stev- enson for a nomination that sud. denly acquired new lustre and then lost most if in the swift develop- ment of President Eisenhower's ll- lnesr.

The first rapid rise of Demo. cratlc stock when Eisenhower was stricken Friday turned sharply downward with doctoral predictions that-the president will be physic- ally fit to run for a second term, despite the emergency operation he underwent Saturday for con-action of an intestinal obstruction.

While Eisenhower himself must decide whether to follow through with his Feb. 29 decision to seek re-election, the medical prediction thatihe would be able to resume full activity in four to six weeks didn't slow up Harriman's plunge into he ring as an active candi- dats for the Democratic prize. Har- riman indicated in telephone con- versations with Dcmocratic lead-

ers that he plans to combat Stev- enson openly for support of there- maining convention delegates who arc yet to be chosen l-i state meet- ings. -

ACTIVE CONTENDER

Harriinan's announcement Satur- day that he is' a tuu-nedsed con- tendeg appeared to reflect his bo- lief that the candidacy of Senator Estes Kefavuer has crumbled des- plte the delegatm the Tennessee senato has collected in fou r months of primary campaignin-

Stevenson already has written off Kefauver with the observation that Harriman seems now to be strongest rival for the nomination. While Stevenson hasn't said so publicly, there is no doubt he be- lieves Kefauver eventually will wind up in the Harrlman camp.

If Kefauver chose to do so and could throw a sizable number of votes to I-Iarriman. southern dele- gates thus far uncommitted mlzlll face a choice between the two leaders that could give one of them the nomination:

The largest bloc of publicly un- committed delegates at the con- vention seems &Iy to converge around Scnato Lyndon B. John- son of Texas, the Senate majority leader. .

There doesn't swm much doubt that in a showdown between Stev-

""'""'Candidaie For Democrats

enson and iiarrinian. J o b u s o n would side with Stevenson.

y J o h n so n has been preaching

'Moderationg" for the Democrats. a theme Stevenson has used.

MODERN STORAGE

KELOWNA, B. C. (CP)-British Columbia Tree Fruits Ltd., a grow ers' co-operative. will investigate the use oi "controlled atmosphere" storage for the B. C. Interior's hmed apple crop. Now used in

his the United States and eastern Can-

ada, the system keeps apples in prime condition longer than con- ventional storage.

-Monday, June 25, 1956 P.E.I. Regiment

Held Yesterday

Approximately 125 officers and

.Tl?:93r4?rv- Prat. Church Parade Ai Montague

D. J. McCormick and Capt. L: J

men participated In the P. E. I. MacNevin2 I.C.; B. Squadron, Mon

(17 Reccel Reg't Church Parade at Montague yesterday. Headed by the colorful Regimental Band in their scarlet tunics. they attract- ed the atieni” of a larr crowd of spectators and church goers. The three squadrons, in their summer

uniforms made a precision pattern in the march from the Armuuries 0 to the Churches.

Taking part in the parade were In Headquarters Squadron. consisting In of men from the Rustlcn, Mermaid be

tague. whose commanding officer is Mal. M. E. Campbell with Capt. P. Ford as 2 l.C.

Upon return to the Arniouries

the Parade was greeted by Mayor Yeo. who. on behalf of the citizens

of Montague. thanked the Regi- ment for a fine showing. He went n to say that as they were train- ed men the security of the nation.

an emergency. would be guarded their hands and they may well called "The Security Army" in

and Tracadle Cross areas under PIE"-'9 OI II"? Mllllll He 8150 Con-

the command of Maj. R. H. Mahar 3' with Capt. J. E. Blancliard as second in command. A Squadron, Charlottetown. commanded by Maj.

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Census Will Give Data On Phenomenal Changes

SAINT JOHN. N.B (CF) Phenomenonal changes in Canada in recent years have outdated the 1951 census. F 'nion statistician Herbert Marshall told Canadian Public Health Association del- egates Tuesday.

He assured the public that cen- sus information is absolutely con- fidential. Only statistical totals are used and there can be no iden- tification of individuals.

Sixteen thousand enumerators and 792 commissioners and field superintendents will be employed in the Mr. Marshall said.

Mayor G. B. Peat welcomed the delegates and ask that they give consideration to municipal fl- nances. Enforcement of water pol- lution laws. he said. was a matter of concern everywhere.

Dr. J A Melanson of Frederic- ton, national president, int; iuced

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