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RUTHLESS IN ANGER

--RECKLESS IN LOVE---

IMPASSIONED SWORD PLAY

THE AGE OF SPLENDOR

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Old car batteries, radiators. copper, brass. lend. aluminum. v. horsehair.

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THE EASIERN GUARDIAN

AoasFs:-uoxisoura emu r. undry. Mrs. emu smart. Ian. Bruce HMSPIIII. Min Joyce Wluinton, sun Joan Johnna. some oroaosrown: Weldon haven.

The Guardian may be bought at the touowinl PIIGII 1! Montague: Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Otlice: in G0OrjO town: The Post Office: in Sour-is: The Snack Bar and 8. liters

REIAEIABER YDIIR CHILD'S BIRTHDAY

v With A New Ileyele. Tricycle. Kidd Car or Wagon A com lete stock o extras carried in stool: for all models.

IU! FOR CASH OR TERMS- g 9 I TRADE-INS ACCEPTED

nus BIKE snot -

Area I Sea.

day. June 1st.

'ARBORlTE. l plywood, chrome mouldings and cabinet. hardware Hilchey at Vaniderstine. Moni- ague.

Mrs. Chester MacLui'e, Murray Harbor North. spent yesterday in Montague. visiting friends and relatives.

..'Pi-lends will regret to learn that Mr. Daniel MacPherson, Kllmulr is it patient in the King's County Hospital. His friends wish him a speedy recovery.

Moreii "Makes It" On First Attempt

An outstanding record was Ps- labllsiied in Morell ye.sierda,V morning when 101 donors, reported at the Red Cross Clinic held in Memorial Hall. The objective was more than reached and this wasa great credit to the Committee which organized suchafine Clinic. Members of the Catholic Wom- en's League. the Women's In- stitute and the Canadian Legion share the honors for this and left no stone unturned to insure the reaching of the quota and they met with whole-hearted co-opemt- ion on all sides. Donors came in large numbers from Moi-ell itself as well as from Morell East. and Rear and the following other dis- tricts, Pisquld East. Mount Stew- art, Bristol, Head of Hillsboro, St. Peter's Bay. and Bangor. Doctors and clergyman in this section did much towards the suc- cess of this clinic in addition to what was done by the Morell Com- mftrtee.

Members of the Women's in- stitute and the Catholic VVomcn's League provided delicious refresh- ments for the donors as well as helpers invaluable assistance with the setting up and taking down of the clinic equipment. They also transported the donors to and from Morell. storekcepnrs in the nrca assisted greatly by allowing the Committee to post signs in their stores.

This was the best result ever achieved for s first clinic in any rural centre in the province. and was all the more remarkable be- cause it was held in the morning when it is usually -difficult for both donor: and worknrs to leave their ordinary occupations to at- tend it clinic or this kind. Un- doubtedly the people of Morcll and vicinity realized the cl:-sperate plight of the Blood 'l'ransfuslon Service and rallied magnificently to its support.

Congratulations are rim to all who in any way contributed to- wards making this Clinic the outstanding success it WAS.

Card Of Thanks

.. 'On behalf of the P. E. I. Red Cross, and personally. I would like to extend sincere thanks to all those who helped to meke stho Montague Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic last night such an oulietandinx success- donors and workers alike all contributed. May we do even better next time!

(signed) GILBERT CLEMENTS. chairman. Montague Red Cross Blood Donor Committee.

TENDERS

For Painting or church

Tr-nders will he rnccivcri by iii-" undersigned for preparing and Painting Caledonia Church outside: also horse shed. Specifications on request. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tend- crs close June 1.'Sti1.

sizd.: M. N. Mr-GOWAN, Kllmulr. Secretary of Trustees.

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SATURDAY. JUNE

'7rTA'NEE." New Perth Hall, rri- I

OF FARM, FARM BUILDINGS STOCK; EQUIPMENT, etc. at

ll LATE RUSSELL MacDONALD BOTHWELL. P. E. I. Also Farm Property of Louis MacDonald

DPEHIHB

Annual Opening of the

lliver View Home JUNE 4th and Stir.

Chicken - Lobster - l-lom LOWER MONTAGUE Sewing from 12:15 till 8:30 p.m. both days .

JIINBIIEIAIKABLE Safely GI-l-is for Ford trucks. Bud's Accessor- ies. Montague.

Miss Bertha Macliure. Montague, is at present spending a few weeks at her home in Charlottetown.

Churth School Workers Meel Al Monhgue

.."ri-inity United church. Mont- ague. on yesterday afternoon and evening, was the meeting place of church school workers of Mont- aguc, and surrounding districts, for their annual conierence. Dr. A. D. Mackenzie, opened the meet- ing with a bible study. while the chairman was Mr. William Mac- Lcnd of Valleyflcid. Mr. David Wright, Lower Montague was sec- retary.

Owing to the inclement weather and difficult unveiling the attend- ante was smaller than usual. but under the efficient and inspiring direction. of M. R. E. C. secretary. Mr. Dalrymple of St. John, N. 3, what was lost in numbers was made up for by the keen interest and enthusiasm shown.

Films were shown which suggest- ed new possibilities in Bible study. Aflcr the receiving of reports. round table questions and sharing of experiences. under the skillful direction of Mr. Dalrymple, result. ed in a very helpful afternoon and evening.

Officers elected for the coming year were: Mr. William -Maclseoci, Valleyrield. president; Mr. Percy Kins. Sturgeon. vice-president; and Miss Ada Maccregor. Mont- ague, secretary-treasurer.

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enjoyed me performance of this group. and that once again he found it difficult to remember that he must make notes for his comments. He told the audience the cast was well trained and had excellent diction. He commgnfgd especially on the extremely beaut. iiul voice of Paula Mon-Ls who played the pm of Nurse Polite. He also enjoyed John Ml:Mahon's per. formance for the reason that John Epparelltly enjoyed it himself.

Mr. Robertson also commemgd favorably on the direction of Kink. ora Convent's "Mickey Does H15 Homework,” and pointed out sec- tions where timing had been used most effectively.

"The Adventure." another cost. llmi? play. was also commented on fslvorablv. but Mr. Jrmbez-g5on Hm he regretted that facilities did not allow for the outdoor set which was called for in the script.

Crisis of last evening, pmduch

ions were as follows: "lie-.nuncc in Grey," by gum- merside High School. "Sarah"... fin" Bolt-s: "Lucy-"-rvutn 1-Iuestla; Mrs. Fanshawe"-Betty Lou Tred- enick: "Staph 1"anshawe"s. Mary -Vlolllson: ”Trottie Barrett"-Wil. no Jenkins; "Lydia Barrett"-Mar. ml POYIC: "Mr. George Went- worth - Eric Perry. Director-. Elaine Harrison. ' hD”cw' M3"n9l'5" by Kinkora Convent (Grades 3. 4 and 5). "Dr, Manners"-Denzel Richards; "Miss Polite"-Paula Morris; "Tommy"... -70891111 CODHICK: "Jane"-Beverley MOTT1-9: "Mazie"-Geraldine MC. Cafvlllf: "Sue"-Genevieve Duffy, and "Billy"-John McMahon. Dir- ecfor-Sister Mary Peter.

"Mickey Does I-lis Homework" by Kinlrora Convent (Grades 0. 7 and fl- "Mickey"-Richard Johnston;

'Wmn-V" w GEDTBC McMahon; "Roscoe"--Kevin Farmer; "Ethel" --Jeanette Johnston; "Steve"... Jackie Murphy; "Bill"-Eldon mm. 9W: "Bob"-Alvin Richards: and "Red"-Maurice Corr. Director Sis. ter Mary Peter.

"The Adventure" by York school, "Mrs. Pettifer"--loan Vesey; "Mrs. Splggott."-iR.ose Watts: "Jan " .. Elizabeth MacDonald: '1? Hip J96-101)"-H. M. MacDonald. and "Sailor"-Jackie Andrews. Director

SALE

2nd. 1951 AT 1 RM.

MRS. T. R. JACKSON. Prop. . - -.:a

--Nelda Richards.

The final evening of the Festival

will be, prutuliltego zglglshtwwghtg . three 3) eye VI -

these, "The 59159? 3153" W U” Little Theatre Guild and "The Red Key" by St. Peter's A. Y. P. A., will j compete tor city honors. "The Wis- dom Tooth" by Central Bedeque Women's institute will be in com- pctition in the rural class with plays seen previously this week.

BREMERH VEN y M at. nearly ten o'clock. All previous 30-(AP)-A Hhird A :(:Z:ri!lI;la;zI?;I-n 3 records were broken at Montague 1600 men 0, the United 5....” last night when in donors from F'.om,m mnnuy lmvmlon arrived Montague itself but in addition women.” Immute nun pmvmm h toda woam the uampon volunteers came from twenty-six Geerrtersl igulr to reinforce western

iigniizht and Sunday. We mm.-- try itiver, Cardigan. Brooklyn. Al-

poru brought in 1300 foot soldiers bilmr 9"" WW5”- each. More are scheduled to ur- rive in the next few days.

mun. nu. sat.

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Such

aguo was a beehive of activity last

until the last donor'was through The

Ea-H.150” in Gummy. ly,-Murray Harbor North, Mur-

Sturzeon. Heatherdale. Cambridge, Caledon- ia, Oaspereaux. Grand View. Belle-

, vue. New Perth. Whim Road. Pet- er's Road. Kiisnuir. Lower Mont- ague. Victoria Cross. Upper Mont- ague, vslieyfiold mast. Oeorlttown. commercial Gross. a-udenell, sum- mervillo and Pocket: Road.

, proves that the popie of Montag- The Beaver Club Hall in Mont u. md an wmmdmt dmrmu evening from the time the Blood "9 mm 9"" M u” 3"" hen"

. fits derived from Dmwr cum” opened Ft 7 oclock Blood Trensfueion service and re-

flects great credit on them as well Gilbert Clements who

the Red Cross

as to Mr. organized the clinic. of the Montague

the volunteer workers to assist the of the surrounding districts ne.me- Mom, Team u wen " mty re.

freshments for the large numbers of donors.

The excellent facilities of Beaver Club I-lull

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kindly loaned by the ladies or Qh" Club through Mrs. Preston 9, IIIIYTG W93. VET! much enjoy" b. the workers as well as the donon' Red Cross orflcials lut nigh. 9,; pressed sincere appreciation .0 u' who had contributed towards mk in: the Montague Clinic the W" rific success it was. If the gum R: suite can be achieved at the cm. ice to be held today at the R. C 1". station smnmerside itscir in. province can be assured or 5 I ficient supply to repay. its inqm edness and provide for the mm; for the next three months, '1-e----..

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