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THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

AGENTS:-MONTAGIJE: Harold F. Landry. Mn. Byron Stewart. In. Bruce MscPbee, Miss Joyce Wiuinlon. Miss Joan Johnston AGINT GEORGETOWN: Wsldon Lovers.

The Guu-dlsn may be bought at the following places in Montague: Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Office; in Goo:-go town: The Post Office. in SOIIEII: Tho Snack Bar and H. II:e.n- Irds I Son.

-.'Bl.lYuING.'-Used feed bags. . Vruer and Annesr. Mental!!-

-sEA'r covens for alllcsrs. Complete set. 313.25 to S2250. Bud's Accessories, Montague.

..'lNoCULA'I'lNG C I. I N I C S will be held on Thursday. May 17th. In Souris High school at 1 P. M. and Sourls Convent at 2.45 P. M.

..rwI-ZLI. BABY CLINIC. Souris Town Hall. Friday. May 18th :!--4 P. M. All pre-school children wel- come.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Garnhum and daughter Judy of Charlotte- town were recent visitors to Mon- tague where they were the guests of Mrs. Garnhum's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph !tIaCGregor.

..'Senator J. P. Mcfntyre, Sav- age Harbour. expects to be home for a week or two in the near future. He is planning to leave Ottawa on May 16.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Power, Mr. Hughie Power and Master Vincent Power have returned to their home in Montague after spending A few days in Triiro. N. S. where they visited friends and relatives.

Mr. Cecil K. Wightman. Halifax. was a recent visitor to Montague. On his return trip he was accom- panied by Mrs. Wlghtman. who has been spending some time with her sister. Mrs. Archibald-Hume, in Montague.

Friends will be glad to learn that Mrs. Vic Pepli.-r. Montague. has returned to her home after the entrance of his Theatre. A heiniz a patient in the King's complete new lobby has been built

County Hospital for some time. which Wm make quite an im- provement in sale of tickets, and

handling the crowd of movie goers.

Miss Jennie ltfaz-Lari-ii. student nurse at the Prince Edward Is- land Hospital who is spending her vacation at her home in Bru- dencll. was in recent visitor to Halifax, N. S. where she was the guest of her brother, Mr. Ken MacLaren.

Trucks have been busy this past two weeks hauling pulp wood. Nearly R. continuous line of trucks go through the Town daily to the wharf where steamer loads are being assembled”by ML -1- A- Peters and Mr. Albert QulgleY- The sale of pulp has been a Emil help to the farmers of this vicin- ity this past winter.

Georgetown and O O I Vicinity . . 'Mr. Neil A. Wight left for Bathirist. N. B., on Monday. where he will re-join Dominion Depart- ment nf Public Works Dredge No.

9, of which he has been a crew member for the past few years.

The potatoes are about cleared up for this season. What few are left are going to the starch fact- ory. The number of bags shipped from this port this past, season amounted to 146.008 bans Of Seed and 82,242 bags of tableslock. This is a less amount of seed than was shipped in 1949. when 223,983 bags left this port and 23,291 bass Ol tablestock. These figures are

Mr. Charles Currie of Charlotte- mt

town spent the week-end in . , g p Georgetown with Mrs. Currie and lolielgn 5lllPP"lK mll” family. who are visiting Mrs. Clll'- rie's parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Ml” Alli" Machwd "l, Mom" 0. Goiell. Hope is at present layuig the foundation for a saw mill. This on sundayp Mm Nelson man. mill is being built near the Rail-

road Station at souris and is 24

at Notrc Dame Academy in Char- lottetown. recently spent. several days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred McQuiIlan.

Matthew and MacLean's team are the winners of the Commer- cial Trophy in the Souris Bowling League. On last Monday night. they defeated MacDonald's service Station in the finals. The members of the winning team are: William Macu-ran, James Jennings, Peter

On Sunday. Miss Eileen Helen Macconnell and Miss Elinor Hobbs. student nurses at the

Prince Edward Island Hopital. in

Charlottetown. visited their l'Vhm3l'- hseph Hemlessey and homes in Georgetown, .1 es MacAulay. The ladies are stil at their games and will not

declare a winner for ii few iitglits yet.

The first week of the 1951 lobs- ler fishing season is now over and the greater majority of traps are now in the water. The season got underway. amid adverse weath- er conditions. as high winds buf- feted the coast, accompanied by cold weather and frequent rain squolls. Nevertheless. our fisher- men worked hard to overcome nature's handicaps and succeeded in straightening out their lines and getting the majority of their traps in the water. Fucking in factories here got underway on Wednesday. Next week will see large quant.lt.ics of lobsters landed. Due perhaps to the type of win-

A large audience attended the picture show in the Parish Hall on Sunday night, May 6. Included in the pictures shown was one of the Marian Congress, p taken in Ottawa some time ago. And one of the Missionary work of the oblate Mission in Northern Can- ada. These pictures were shown by Fathers Dunlop and Quinn of the oblate Mission at. Ottawa.

The regular meeting of the Souris Board of Trade was held in the "Town Hall on Wednesday.

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

John mirnszhsn. took place May 8.

. . 'Mr. Claude Ru-hiircls has been,

Mr. and Mrs. Allan MacDonald, 18 Bayfleld street, wish to express their many thanks to all their friends who in any way assisted them in their recent sad bereave- ment in the loss of their nephew. William A. MacDonald.

. Souris and O I O Vicinity The lobster fishermen very light. catches so for season. Now is the time they peel the best fishing and it

hoped they will have them better before long.

report this ex-

The drngger, "Soiii-ls", arrived in port from Piciou where. she was overhauled and palnted.i She will soon leave for the fish-l ing grounds.

The MV "Typhiiin" from the, Magdalen Islands. arrived in port

VKHLL BE A5 n.se1::)t:iai:ldolrfgrfhlswoggasozmsthe: r MELODIOUS TO cordwood is used for smoking her-

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PAGODR The MV "Bessie Louise" arrived

in port from Malagssh. she is on her way to the Magdalen islands with ii load of salt.

The dance held in the Pu-lsh Hall on Wednesday. May 9, was largely attended. This dance was sponsored by the Alumnae of st. Mary's convent. Music was sup- plied by Chaisson's orchestra. I

The ordination of Adolphus; MscAuIny. son of Mr, and Mrs. Prank MricAulay of

Soiirls Line Road. will take place in St. Maryisl Church. Sunday May 20. r

....,.. i , The sympathy of the Commun-i ity goes to he . P. A. Murnuhsn. Citrate of st sry's Church. on the death ,of his mother, Mrs, whose funsrsll In Charlottetown on

doing some extensive

repairs to

'5 the look of the Town by painting,

imembers of the Board of Trade of-

) Wiilnui Cato-cl-And Im1lJ-is on .1

cussion took place on the follow- ing matters. The Telephone ser- vice in the Town- The' request of of the Maritime Electric Co. for increase in their electrical rates; and the possibility of entering a float in the Charlottetown Festive weel: events. These were left for the Executive Committee to work on. The President. W. A. Wright, then made the suggestion that a move bemade to clean up the Town. After some discussion it was decided that the week of May 21 to May as be declared ”Clean Up" week and ask all citi- zens to dig in and try to improve

whitewashlng etc. The Board of Trade are going to give a prize to the citizen who makes the most improvement in his property cur- lng,the next three months. some members of the Town Council stated that it was very hard to obtain men to do work on the streets at the present time. so to start things off with a bang. the

lcred to sweep Main Street on Monday evening. May 21. at 6 p. in. So grab your broom and turn out with the boys. With A good crowd working the job can be completed in one evening. Trucks will be there to haul away the clay and Mr. Angus Lavte win by the only boss. The member.-mp committee reported they had pm. cured sixteen new members. As there was no further busine the meeting adjourned. Next eating night. Wednesday. June 1!.

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Illgg W. I. Presents Play

There was I large audience onl Thursday night, May 10, st Ulgg. I-lall, when the W. I. presented their one-act play entitled "The Dummy"; also a splendid variety concert.

The players aL'.:d their parts well and Miss Jessie Msccowan, Kilmulr. Mildred Mncmod, Or- well cove and Joan Macbeod, Or- well. delighted the audience with their bear”'ul d. ing.

The male Quartette from Ver- non River, rendr--:r' some aplgn. did selections and the solos ren- dered by Mr. Donald Martin of Vernon were much enjoyed.

The concert will be repeated at Eldon on Wednesday of this week and a. large crowd is expected.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our nephew Borden H. Ti-emere who paged away on May 18th, 1947.

You are not forgotten Borden dear Your memory will never fade. Our thoughts are always with you, In the grave where you are laid.

Lovlngly Remembered by His Aunt and Uncle, A e and Sherman.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear Mother, Mrs. Peter (hmeron. who passed away May 16th 1944.

We cannot bring the old days back, Her hand we cannot. touch.

But we treasure cub memory

0! a Mother we loved so much.

Lovingly Remembered by nei- Daughtaer Margaret and son Keith.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of my dai- sister. Mrs. Peter Cameron, who passed away May 16th, 1944.

Dearest sister how we miss you, As there dawns anotlior year.

In the lonely hours of thinking, Thoushts 0! you are ever dear.

Inserted by Her Sister, Mrs. Jim Davis.

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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear Mother.

MRS. JAMES D. CAMPBELL who departed this life May 16th, 1950.

Today brings luck Ild memories No loving voice we hear

How sad and lonely is our home Without you Catherine dear.

One year ago she Itlt us For that home of perfect rest, To be forever with her Lord Among the truly blest.

MICPII In God's beautiful garden.

where there is no sorrow or paln,.

some day when life's Journey is: over.

we shall meet our loved one again.

From Three Daughters and Soul Lloyd.

IN MEMORIAM

ln lovinir memory of our our son Borden II. Tremors. who passed away on May 18th, 1947.

Four lonely you-3 line passed away.

Since our great sorrow fall

The shock that we received uni, morning, . We never iwlil forget.

funny a lonely heartache.

Often A silent tear,

But always I beautiful memory, Of the one we loved so dear.

When,tlio evening shades are foll- Ill.

Al"! "ll? lllolllhts are wondering home,

In our hearts there comes n longing If he only could come home.

Lovlngly Remembered by Hi.

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