I iiuresslni his think! i0 W W" Friday. Feb. 8. 1957 The Guardian P110 5

Women's Guild Souris B. of T.

int for his talk on APl'lt and

a e heartily endorsed the ideas not Meeting Held Annual Meeting mm. by men.

The officers for the coming

The February meeting of the The annual meeting of the year 3'91 wlmed C' w”3l"'

Presbyterian Young Women's Souris Board of Trade was held lIF95lfl4'"i? A"d3' B”"”h3",di Vic" Guild. Montague. was held at the in the Town Hall last night. The! president; F. Fudve. secy tren- home of Mrs. Byron Stewart Mon- president. RA heard. called the MP9!"-

diiy evening with the president, meeting to order. Minutes of the Mrs. Leland Ngtgon, presiding. previous meeting and correspond- There were it members present. ence from then to the present dA devotional period was con- meeting ;ere read.

ncied by Mrs. D,A, C pbelj Mr. Pa Gallant then addressed '

and Mrs. Percy Myers. 'l'Iien min- the gieeting and gave an lccblillli seven M'le Road utes of the last meeting w r read 0 A EC. their aims. etc. He a so

by the gecrgtgj-y. mu. sfyfaeu reported on meeting; he attended Canada Packers defeated Seven approved as read. Mn. at Fredericton, Bar Harbour. Saint J Mile Road by a score of 6-3 in on George McCannel'l reported that John and Charlottetown. He urizedj Intermediate ..C..rH0ckey League-

arrangements for selling3APEC movement. -31""” played 'i M”'"'g"' I." ”"dY and IDPIBS It the Scottlllll A discussion on a number of . mg,"

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MONTAGHUE SCHOOLBOY CURLERS

This is the curling rink from Montague High School that com-

peted in the Island Schoolboy

championships held at the Chur- loitetown Curling Club Wednesday and Thursday of this week. They

are (I - rl:- Bev Macheod (Skip). Paul l)esRoches. Kenny MacKen- Zlc. Billy Crawford.

Britain Approves Plans For Giant Economic Union

LONDON tAPt - Britain oili- rially approved Thursday P18"-S i0 mold Western Europe into a giant economic unit capable of compet- ing with the United States and Russia.

The aim is to wipe out tariff barriers among 17 West European countries and Join 250,000,000 con- sumers into a free-trade area and common market for their manu- factured goods.

The government of Prime Min- ister Harold Macnihlan announced its approval of the scheme in a white paper and proposed that the council of ministers of the Organi- zation for European Economic Co- operation establish the machinery to negotiate detailed arrange-

area from outside. d d See the future stats in act- Two The bigger free ira e i ca. - ion. pi gt 9 7:00 .m. . . i which hlaomillair oiLginzil'lly lai Annual M99l'"'l9 Moonligzt Ekagle Comniien. UnCOnqUefCd splflis vured when he was c nncc or o . g the Exhcequca. "wonltintakc tiic GeOf'gef0Wf'I cmgta; 10.00 p.m. ;3I'll()l)cf" ...TWO gconimon mar et as s centre men or young an 0 . ' Two RACKS of dmsscs at 34.95 piece." Cliarlos A. Fraser was elected Canteen service dOVOlOd COmp(lI'llOI'tS and 32.98 at Bell's Shop, Montague. ; ELIGIBLE To JOIN l president of tht Georgetown ' b d h- . . .. . . i In addition to the coniiiion-mar-' Brniich No. I6, Canadian Legion, 4-.g.j.;;.1-. eaeA CY UN is NOTI(.I'.:- lungs Mill, Monta- key countries. the other 11 OEEC B.E,s,L,,

gue. will not be buying logs again until April.

BY POPULAR request the Scot- tish concert will be repeated on February 20th.

WOMEN'S AND MISSUS spriiig coats selling at i-.'l off regular

mcnts.

The council meets in Paris next week with Chancellor of the Ex- chequer Peter Thorncycroft pre- siding.

TECIINICALLY POSSIBLE

An OEEC study group already has announced that technically it would be possible to set up such a free-trade area in association with the European common mar- ket now nearing formation by six West European countries.

France. Western Germany. It- aly. Belgium, Holland and Luxem- bourg are putting the finishintt touches to their common market treaty. Over a period of years it would blot out tariffs among themselves and set up common tariff rules for goods entering the

countrics would be eligible to join. They are Sweden. Norway. Den- mark. Portugal. Iceland. Greece. Turkey, Ireland. Austria. Switzer-

,land and Britain.

One important diifercncc in the two schemes is that each mem-

ber of the free trade area would retain its individual tariffs against thr outside world. whereas com mon market members would es- tablish a standardized tariff against non-members.

The government report also said Britain must be free to continue her preferential arrangements for imports of foodstuffs from Com- monwealth countries.

Britain in the past has balked at joining a supra-national organi- zation. such as the free trade group she now proposes. One rea- son was that it might loosen her tics with her C monwealth and colonies.

Canadian legion

at the Annual Meeting of the Branch which was held in

rnary 5th. The meeting opened in the usual impressive manne , with the president, Marcellus Goteil in the Chair. The secretary. Daniel A MacCormack read the minutes of the last meeting. which were

There was no report from the sick committee. Mrs. Reid and Mrs. Myers were appointed on a committee to purchase wool and paint cotton for fancy work. I the close of the meeting V was served by the hostess. assisted by Mrs. HM. Smith and Mrs. Mccannell.

mm Large Number Enioy Dance And Skate

A most u. " Ah... moccasin dance and skating party was held in the Montague Rink Wednesday night. when over 5.30 people danced and skated to the music of Don Messer's orchestra, and vocals by Charlie Cliamberlin.

most popular part of the eve- nlng's program. was the modern dancing. with skating taking a back seat.

mm? the members for the efficient manner in which he carried out his many duties as president dur- ing his two and one half years of office. The sum of S50.00 was voted to finance the school Midget hockey team and Comrades Ch nrles Fraser and D.A. Maccormack were ' ed a committee to administer this money. The branch will once again sponsor the Annual Boy Scout Financial Cam- paign and William J. Martell and Charles A. Fraser were appointed collectors. OFFICERS

The following officers were elected for the ensuing year:- President: Charles A. Fraser; Vice-P-esldent, Wallace MacDon- ald: Secretary. D.A. Maccormack; Treasurer, A.H. Stewart; th ree executive officers were appointed. with two more to be appointed at a later date. Those ' ed

-topics was 'then entered into andl

resoiutins passed willl be for-

The star for Seven Mile Road was goalie Melvin MacGulgan.'

vvarded to those concerned.

Mr. R.A. heard, the retiring president gave I resume of the year's activities of the Board. A resolution was passed for a letter of thanks to be forwarded to the Dept. of Highways for the placing of a bulldozer in the area to as- sist the two snowplows in putting all the roads in the excellent con- dition they are in.

Dr. A.A. MacDonald spoke, ex-

who made many spectacular saves and was responsible for keeping- oiit numerous pucks earmarked as goals. Pineau starred tor Can- ada Packers with a brace. and Glllis. Stanley, Macbpugall andl Judson each came through with

a single.

J. Smallwood, T. Smallwo0d,' and B. Clair were the marksmen for Seven Mlle Road with a single each.

WATER OFF A DUCICS BACK? WHAT A DUCK!

Toronto -This young lady is testing out D35 the recently announced cap- sule that has the remarkable ability in make water penetrate where it has never penetrated before.

While D35 Capsules are sold solely for the purpose of relieving constipa- tion by softening colonic waste, making for ' regular elimina- tion. its amazing action was demon- strated on ducks. when I duck's feathers come in contact with this

hannless substance, the bird becomes waterlogged and sinks.

While the young lady did not sink, I I coating of D35 gave her skin 8 . distinctly slippery surface that seem- ! ed to make swimming effortless.

- People who have been forced to use laxatives for years find that D38 Capsules make for regularity without any discomfon.

Local dniggists report brisk sales for D35 Capsules among customers troubled with constipation.

were: G. Walter ”' . John A. MacDonald and William J. Martcll.

Various committees will be ap- pointed st a later date. The meet- ing adjourned with the Queen.

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- - ” TC WT adopted. The annual financial '”' K pm"? at Bells Show Monmguei Road. 2:30 p.m. There will be no statement was presented by the Le . ST. Peters Ba; Pastoral Charge evening service this Sunday. Ev- treasurer. A.H. Stewart and ague 33"" service St. Peters Bay Church everyone welcome. Rev. M. Carl adopted. Georgetown Girh E 7:30 conducted by- Rev. Donald Currie, Minister. T110 retiring prcsidcnt reviewed I ' t rt l 3 a arp thc year's work, which wuss very vs' Prices 8 a as ow a' "' ' THE Presbyterian Church in smmaclorv and mciuded the Montague Girls MT. STEWART Pastoral charge Canalgail Scwrlgfgs Sulnidav. l-'twru- pointinil of llle intt-rIor' and ex- Time 7.30 Products ef Emerson ladle of Canada Limited Rev. B. V. Mac-Lean, B.A. Mlnis- ary t.: Ca an, orning or- trio, ; lh 1,9 inn 0 9. I - ter. Mt. Stewart 11 a.in.. Bristol ship, 1l:00 s.m.; Lorne Valley. Aft- 60.9,, ii,” ”,m,f,,, ii”. J "b; ll'0.0IIIl'IbIlIOII In the Maritime: by

S p.m. Rev. H. R. Bcll will speak at both services.

MURRAY HARBOR Presbyter- ian Church. Divine Worship and

ernoon Service. 2:30 p.m.: Mon- tngue. Eveniigjervice, 7:30 p.m.. Sunday School 10:00 a.m. You are invited to attend these services. Rev. D.A. Campbell. Minister.

Canadian Assemblies Llinlted

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Communion Service Sunday. Feb. Iioth at 7.30 p.m. Rev. Carl Currie CARD PAiRTYt- The I'e8lIl:l' t. Mod, wee car or red " .i.......'e.w?..?”.2::".... .: 3:3" - 7 - 9 ROSS BURNER 2.

THE Dundns - Annandnle United

the Ai-moui-les Tuesday night.

Baptist Churches. Sunday. Feb. 10.

with a large attendance. The auamrrrrovlii Iluctt Mr' R" -M' Nlchnlson wllllcxnducf ladlesl Prize was won by Mrs. Al- ' NT "REE? DIAL .5” Salgezlgfmog "llvorshli: It ""0" Ian Jnmleson. and the gents prise ' ll ST. PETIWI ID. DIAL 4818 K3

TIII-I PRI-?SItY'I'I-IRIAN Church in Canada. St. John's Belfast, Ser- vices mi the Lord's Day it am. and 7.30 p.m. All are welcomed.

by Mr. William Annear. Lunch was served. by the committee in charge.

THE Montague Pastoral Charge, The United Church of Canada.

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up-to" GOSPEL Chlpel Dun. m.. EVCIIIIII Service. A hearty Wel- um-y 3nd of the men, and WOIIIG III II. SEE. to past . . . A l(lSS Still wet OT! his HUMMERSID! I ' das. Services for Sunday. I"ebru- W""i0"- ,, .. . DIAL sis: ruoivs: am wmlnnm Mn mar 22:: In mh. 1,5 pm slmdly school comm; MON. AND 'ruiI:s.: -rim BLACK winow . A...

all ages. Sill p.m. Gospel Ser- ce. Speaker, Mr. Svend Christen- sen.

GEORGETOWN Pastoral Charge United Church of Canada. Servic- es for Feb. loth. ii a.m. Milltovll Cross; 2.30 pm. Sturgeofi; 7 p.m. Georgetown. Rev. W. A. Pater- lni. Minister.

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IIUNDAA - ANNANDALE Util- ed Church service.,Sumtay. Feb. I) IH7. S. A. Ciisiancc. Pmior in- nandale. Morning Worship ii a.m.. Dundee Divine Worship 1.!) 1).

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UNITED BAPTIST Church. Montague Charge Sunday. Feb. 10. Sturgeon ll e.m.. Murray Riv- er 3 p.m., Montague 7.N p.m. with song service at 7.15. This will be our final service in our "Old Church." The announcement of the opening services is our "New Church." Feb. 17th. Will appear in next week's issue. All are wet- eoine at these Rev. A.

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