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. ‘WILL THE PARTY who re- moved a double cooler horse blanket. from the sleigh of Mr. John Gay. tvhile said sleigh was in shed. kLnd- ly return immediately as party was seen from MacLearYs Forge Shop.

..'Mrs. Clifford Floyd. Cam- bridge, Mass. accompanied by her young daughter, Christina, is at present visiting her parents. Mr. John A. Campbell, l\’f.l_..A., and Mrs. Campbell. Hcatherdaie. On Thurs- day Mrs. Floyd whs a visitor to Montague where she renewed many old acquaintances.

HHQCDE BEBEKAH LODGE -— At the close of the regular session tot the Acme Rebekah Lodge. Mon- liaguc. on Thursday evcping, the tmvmbcrs and their guests from ‘liillside Lodge, I.0.0.F.. enjoyed a social evening. A very entertain- ing. as well as profitable, feature of the program was an auction sale of articles, with Miss Alberta Mar- tin acting as auctioneer. The Ium of $20.15 “as realized. Following the sale. the members ‘played auc- tion and bridge, after which a de- licious lunch was served by a committee of the ladies.

..'MONTAGUE CURLING RINK JOURNEYED T0 ALBERTOhh-On Friday a team representing the Montague Curling Rink journeyed to Alberton to compete in the Regal trophy playdowns, Those comprising the team‘ include C. J. Boudreatilt, skip; Ralph Beck. mate; Doug Coffin. second stone. and Ernie Carver, third stone. The Boudreault team won the right to play in the Regal playdowns by defeating a team skipped by H. lrligginhatham by the scores of 6-10. 12-5. and lTl-l2. .\lr. Boudreault and his team were quite ‘confident that they would give a very good account of themselves. and ex- pressed high hopes of coming home with the trophy. Should such hap- pcn. they will receive every wel- come from the club. On Thursday night the competition of the Clark- son Shield plrrvdowns took place with A. E. Sullivan defeating F. G. llfaclntyrr- by the score of 9-8. In the semi-finals which took place at T p.m., F. G. Maclntyre defeated H. \\', Beck 11-9 for the right to meet A. E. Sttllivnn who drcw the by.

' At 9 pm. the two teams met on

lhc ice hcfnre a crowded clubroom of spectators who were to witness a thrilling game. Both teams curl- ed superbly with each acquiring either one or two points so that at. the end of the 8th end. they were tir-d at T-ail. On the 9th end lilac- lntyre laid one on the button. but Sullivan came down to knock it out: to lay one in on the side, after which his second also laid on the inner circle to put him two up. Maclntyre. now out. to win, played clever curling, and was laying one when the skips went down to shoot. Sullivan placed one on the inner circle. Maclntyre missed. Sullivan then placed his second beside the first with about four inches be- twccn the stones, thus laying a perfect set-up for Mncintyre to tic the game. At this point argumen- tation was rlfe in the clubroom as to whers the broom should be plac- ed. On a fast inturn Maclntyre laid down thc stone. Groans came forth from nil as the rock just barely missed one stone and took out the other leaving his stone at the centre but counting only one. Congratulations were extended to Sullivan on his winning of the Clarkson Shield for the first time.

VARIETY IN TREES Tihe fir cones that grow on the silver fir point upwards; those on the spruce point down.

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bliss S. A. Llownllyn; “us. O11. in Soul-is: Camden's and Florence The Pout Office.

. . ‘Mr. Otis Jackson, Peters Road, who recently underwent an opera- tion at the King's County Hospital. is convalescing at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hooleyn Montague.

. .°YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY MEETS — The regular meeting of the Young People's Society of the Presbyterian Church, Montague, was held at the home of Miss Janci. Dewar on Tuesday evening. The president, Miss Anne biacl-Jachern. presided. The devotional period was conducted by the president. as- sisted by Miss Dewar. The Bible Study was conducted by Rev. F. N. Young. The minutes of the last mceting were rcad and approved. Roll call was answered \\ith u verse of scripture. A short busi- ncss period followed, after which the meeting adjourned.

Geoh-gaown and Vicinity

Friends of Mr. Russell White are sorry to hear that he has been con- fined to home for the pnst frw weeks with illncss and all hope his recovery will be in th-- vcry near futuic.

What might have been a more serious accident ltuppcnerl on Fri- day morning when Miss Darling. Public llcalth Nursc. was tnoccccl- ing by cm" near Georgetown. in the vicinity of the Stone Arch. on the main highway, Miss Darling's car. encountering an icy portion of the road. rollcd over into the decp ditch. Workman in the nearby woods on item-lug the noise made haste to the sccno and found tho car overturned. with the motor still running. The extremely fortunate part of the incident was that Miss Darling escaped with little more than a bad stinking up. The car was towed to a garage in George- town latcr in the oay. It had sus- tained considerable damage.

On Thursday night the Town Council held a special meeting at which Mayor P. L. Boudreault pre- sided. The wlrious committees to govern the diffcrcitt phascs of Town management were appointed. Thc Council, with the exception of one member, are new to their duties, and the Mayor spoke at some length on Council procedure. Mayor Boudreatilt has previously inspected the Fire Hall in company with Councillor H. Martcll and reported finding equipment in excellent condition. The Council instructed the clerk to post notices calling for applicants for the position of Fire Chief. The following is a list of the various committees appoint- ed:

Finance Committcc: Councillor Richard Dougan. chairman; Coun. Thomas Rexton, Coun. Walter Mac- Lean.

Streets and Sidewalks Committee: Councillor Thomas Rcnton, chair- man; Coun. llcnry Martcll. Coun. Guy l-lemphill.

Public Property Committee: Councillor Richard Dougan, chair- man: Coun. Guy Hemphlll; Coun. Emerson Llewellyn.

Police and Lights: Councillor Waiter MacLcan. chairman; Coun. (tiny Hemphili. Coun. Thomas Ren-

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Fire Engine and Equipment: Councillor Henry Martcll. chair- man; Coun. Emerson Llewellyn. Coun. Guy Hempbiil.

While enjoying a sail on his ice boat over the glass-like surface of the harbour on Friday after- noon, Mr. Fenwick Lavers had an encounter with the icy waters, in an experience he will long re- member. With the wind blowing quite strongly from a northerly di- rcction his ice boat refused to come about despite his most per- sistent efforts and he was forced to abandon ship, The spccti at which the boat was travelling nt the time scnt. him spinning over the glib surface, finally landing in the frigid open waters. Fortunate- ly it was close to shore. but the water was shoulder deep, through which he made his way to innd. at a point in the vicinity of \Vcst- a\v:\y‘s Light House, From thcrc he proceeded on foot tn the Lower Montague Ferry Wharf, thcnce over the ice in the direction of Georgc- town. By this time his clothing ‘were in such n frozen stat:- that tnftcr falling on the slippery surface, ,it would have bc~n with t‘.\it‘t“liit~ ltlifficuliy. if at all. that he (‘tilllll ihuve made the crossing. but for- tunately Mr. William FUUFlIIJWB hap- pened along with n horse and sleigh nnd he drove Mr. Liners to

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The Murray Harbor Biacklnawks and the Cornwall 0.03s tested their mettle st Murray Harbor on Sat- urday night in a splendid game of hockey which resulted in a 5-2 score in favor of the Blackhawks.

Both teams were in top shape, well matched. and sill“ l- fill. clean game all the way through.

The Cornwall players want to thank the Eastern team and the people of Murray Harbor for the fine hand they received st Satur- day night's game. and are looking forward to a return match to be played at Cornwall tn the near future.

The Cornwall team chartered a bus to transport them to the scene of battle, and were accompanied by some 3O local fans.

Murray Harbor and Vicinity

Miss Annie Harris of Ottawa is visiting her home in Murray Har- bor. ‘

Mr. and Mrs. Don MaeGregor of Montague were visitors to Murray Harbor over the week-end.

Mr. and Mrs Sandy MacDonald of Montague were visitors to Mur- ray Harbor on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnstone of Montague were visitors over the week-end.

Ice is being cut and stored these day's. The ice is of a fine quality about fourteen inches thick and clear of any snow.

Not so much ice is being stored b,v fishermen as in former winters. Perhaps they are depending on the government, freezer for their bait.

Skating ts good on the river now and quite s number were skating Sunday, scme of the older talk getting limbered up before they make their appearance on the rink ice.

Ev. Robertson, our capable boat builder, has about completed a new boat for Wenrlall Robertson of East Point. All feel sure that XVcndall will like this boat. built on fine lines and out of well season- ed plank. Ev. has two more to build for other parties.

Two games of hockey were play- ed at. the Murray Harbou- rink on Saturday night. The first. one was a game between the juniors of Murray Harbor and the juniors of Wltite Sands resulting in a score of 8-3 for Murray Harbor.

The second game was a nice one i0 watch. between i-Yte Cornwall team and the Black Hawks of Murray Harbor. The Cornwall team is a. squad of fine looking young men with a nice uniform. but they lacked the ability to cope with tho home team and bowed to a “(we of 5-2 for Murray Harbor. A r9- turn game is to be played at Corn. wall on their open air rin-k.

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'l'"c February meeting of the "Willing Workers‘ Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Frank Bell. The meeting opened in the usual tray- Roll call was respond. ed to ‘by each member reading a Valentine verse. One visitor was present. Minutes of last, meeting were read and adopted. Reports of committees were heard. M“, Neil Bradshaw thanked the mem- bers for fruit sent to her mother during her illness. School com. mittee reported nccd of dustbane "Y"! tlﬂpcr tovreis for school. and

M‘ hm"! l" Georgetown. His manv friends are congratulating Mr Lovers on his good fortune in lllt". fnmlnllnlldhc rigors of his harrow- "IK cXPcrtt-nce

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For next meeting each member is asked to bring sewing nr knit- ting for next falls bazaar. Roll call is to be answered with a clo- natlon of "Get Wsli and "Sym- pathy” Cards for Institute use. Place of meeting undecided. A de- licious lunch served by the hostess.

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