c. w. L Conference Held in Vernon River Hall Sunday

- 'lhe C.V.!.. eodereaee was welcome and then gave a

-. RUSH REPAI O DRA

Two dd hoht-builders, Altred

Siiihbert and George Parry.

-holding axe!) both ot Souris

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hew a loremast Sunday at'ter- They expected to have it ready noon on the Souris Eastpacli tor the vessel to sail today. Lett wiihrt tor the draggerlsouris. in the crew at the it-ogpr.

THE FiR8'l'- barrel of Iish be- and Marybelle yesterday after unloaded earlier.

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The Donald

Ing unloaded from the Marjorie noon. the second vessel to be and Eugene was emptied.

EASTERN GUARDIAN

DON'T miss the annual tur- key iinner st Montague United Church, Wednesday. October 23rd.

ANNUAL Meeting Murray Riv- er Smith poll. to be held (in Oct. 23rd. in Village Hall at B p.m. all supporters or Conservative Par-

ty please attend signcd.F.D. Her-'

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' PERSONALS

Miss Blame .llacLure. Chnr- n d . H M L . d d . ' V , ,n,,,,,,,,.,, S,,,,,. .,,, w.....,..,. .. h";;; tgd mfg, e;o;,m"",,",; in me!-3:-Ig;5.t3twwe;;;'Jce;:;":h; glib its a fast-paced battling love affair between a de lune ' . kilm-iii-, 1 en, me.-,, bugy me mm-imier ed n, H M , ” doll (shes a fashion designer) and a tvto-fisted neus y . or H... ,,,,,.k, c,,ir1,, "rant, ".1. W, p:M',?,ff.,"5l,l: Jofmhlgmand paper man whose former sweetheart, a shapely allow-i . m MlC""',d Ml".'ii.'l"' f,('"",','”” 'nadc!l two and the East Park ha... ,,.t...,..,..;j' ' Sc" ax. girl. doesnit give up easily. A wonderful entertainment i - i tr?-lrliihltltfxil. M V! -ithaeg ":9 " ':gl"- k- n; y The minutes 0! the last meet- sparkling with laughter. r . . 0 e ays wee ap ox - 1 9 d d M d Miss .lcssic ac.-r...-. liostnn Mass malely 35.000 pounds 0' m1ck- til: wI.el'lbasrtfr.Br':n rrzapllsprlmidoplgd MGM i I . I is visitin" at tho lIv"'"' 0' lit and '3'” W9" l"'"l9d d'"l-" 9' N"-"" as read. Correspondence consist- ' e . iirvgfirm-nan Tlpnre '”'vvmlr Vragtc. wltlr even lnrr:t'r qiicnli- ed M ,, m,.d 0' thank, rm," . DRUMS f ' fll"-I N V000 lIl'kl'- The "F0 ii grade nlnc teacher of the M0ntn- x C l n Mrs in-,-rv 5 1" ii'1'"lt i hcintz trucked into Souris whcre Hm. 5 h 1 1 p i - e , V y V k g gue , . c on or r ze tray 6 llli:ll.lrn1spFl"l:'mllEollgaliiiimhyw 5 at P"359"l l1 is M09101 ;;'ll9d- donated by the C.W.L. The ev. V ' ' 9" 30"” "NY "0" e director spoke briefly and mm- Mry l.-mvnk 9.3,, J, 0- gm (jg. Sn treat was the rush ot tlsh mended Mrs. lienntgar for her 5 smnq Sp”. tr... ,,.,,i(,...d u that Saturday at Naulrage Paul splendid care oi the altars dur- , tn. hum, " c.,mme,(.m c,.,,,.,,' Gallant. the president ot the lag the summer and also announ- o n I Mrs. Gardtnn ut Georgetown is visiting in Kllmug thg guest h . , - or her later, Mrs. an tewart and in? Stewart. than "PLEASE G.REET OUR VOLUNTEER CA NVASSERS WITH AN OPEN HEART" Mr. and Mrit.NGnrdnn Thom: . I um, Timber-1 , .5. were wee - - Md guests! (TI. Mr. and Mrs. B. N 1956 1957 N Stewart. M0I"MlIIl- 00,1, 21 22 . Objective Results Objectives a ' "I 0,, K,,,,,,,,, ,,.c,,.,,,J..,, ,.,:g MON ' Montague 1.00000 1.3.2.10 1,600.00 mt t D thou ie ntvers .-TUE. . i , g . .,,,,,,” ",5 E,,,,:,,.,d mrrm. M, V . Murray River. High Bank, Abney, Dover, Glad zoom "46 50 30000 ll.1rfu'..' Mr, nnd MEL Ctlllll EM. STOTTF, l..;llllF Sande - . . - - . - - . . - e . . - - '- - ' Wrnuum ommmrcm aw! ' Ann, 30. 45 Lower Montague, Albion Road, Whim Road, Mill- lll'rs Lillian Hill-ihns retuhznedi town cross . , . , , , . , , 22511) 153.00 3(X).00 in c h me i Atteboru. ass , t alter": spgindirf ti: aimmgi IIDAVY Peters Road. Alma. Greek River, Pt. Pleasant, mm QGT 15000 Mon th in r-- - ' v t. . ..a . p ...,'... .....:';...'....... THE RIVER PIRATES" A"!-W Cambndse 1 R .p . ht N rrzcnsticonon New Perth. Baldwins Road, Summerviiie, A -V . tila:;(Wl,Al;TS. ngfecnrthrtew daey: , wllh F33 P'"'l""' ' 3"d'd.V Elan?" -'-:"o::;'llm ' berry Plains . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . l2.s.0(l i3ll.7ll 200.00 Hearing at the home at Mr. Nor- '""Mlo'orle'ii-delnmltivali :'dl::'u"l4"V'::""""c' "' "'r"'l" M t- I 1, kg R0 d 25 on 24,00 50,00 ml ,mmM"DomdwmmRmdMmd arace -m”vr':'".m . .. 1 arinvae. on at a . 3 will up, ,1 i r , mt. ""”"gg ' hi, m,g,,,” V, ,.g., - - g wine. we run oJia:n.-rnvit. - "MR. lollm " Miir't;;v goavrebnr, Beach Pt.. White Sands, Gtiern zoom 2715” unlm V r... .... r... ..,r.. 9.... .. . .. 'f"'E.W1"FY'." --W-...!.'0!9A. . .. 0 . '" 5' mm 15000 T lialilax were recent visitors to unwind ron CIIINA DINNII ssrr MONDAY NIGHT! Heatherdale. Bclleviie. Valicyfield . . .. . . .. . . . 100.00 .- . y it t . On t the. - v 3 ,,3.':,;;'fmd brgg. L.,V'.';;,', Dundas. Bridgetown, Primrose. Lpton. Strath- nun m . ' i.i,.'hu.,,.u,h,!',,p,,,l oona 75.00 .3.) 175. )i mm” "M , Brooklyn, Caledonia. (lien Martin, Glen William, . l Mr. and lh. Cecil Wiithimaal Kilmttir, St. Mary's Rd, West .. . . . . . . . . . . 125 00 138.30 - 175.00 I and ltllsflaadra huehanan.-ail ; H : M italitax. were Jute , Eliiotvale, Byrnen Rd.. Peakett -. . . .. 50.00 p.r.00 75.00 3 at Mrs. Archie Kane a Mr y 2 wt litre. Arnold wuttnn. Cardigan. Corravilie, Cardigan N. 150.00 i2t.00 2001!) i ontngue. g g 5 ; ..:-'-i----r--- -.....m: :.."""”":." ....'" ?Z'.;'3 :- . roe ars, unc ng, est , . r-gas . . ..1. . - es wanes i It the U iurute. '5 Gaaaux, Murray Harbor N., Panmune. Pem 0 : lifts I-,-ts I-b e, St. Mary's Rd. 5;, Sturgeon ...' 175.00 183.30 250.00 Georgetown and Royalty IN-00 50-45 Jm-W , . . , Grandvlew, Vemon R., Uigg. Kinroas . .. . . .. . . . 100.00 10.00 100.00 "M Victoria Cross, Greenfield. Lyndale, Union Rd., t Upperhtontagiie 12.5.00 138.00 17511) ' A l..omevaiiey,st.'i'heresa..................,. ' 5.00 47.00 75.00 r 2.suo.oo 2379.50 3,200.00

a Fish plants at Souris. which had been working less than a day a week In some cases since early in September. are now be- ing flooded with tlsh. Beginning last week mackerel struck in quantity and inshore boats have been landing very large ratch- es. Some fishermen are doing exceptionally yvell. it was learn- ed. One man said his take tor the week amounted in 8278

The tlrnggers are also laittlimi large quantities oi ltndrtor-it and

Big Upsurge In Fish Landings Reported From Souris Area

Eastern Packing Company don- ned overalls and went to work loading some 15,000 pounds on a truck tor Souris.

Four draggers were sailing from Souris last night with an- other expected to go out today.

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M0lh'l'AGUE C.W.L.

The regular monthly meetlniz oi the llnntitgue Sub-divi.-iinn oi the C.W.l.. -was held on Sunday evening, October 6th with a large

O: in Vanna liver Ball Sun- luau; . meeting or am. last! -; 3 mm . The minutes nl the previous , enue ti the nut d a Peters. - A ::"'”Y "'”'1":u""' '3” r whodled recently. g Grade IV-l. virgins". i-gun; --"""" '"'"' .;':.:::::;..:- W " - :.::::": 2:::.':.."'”” '- M a ' l' . ; i . Kn”";::”"" Therewasaonsediactiaaiannll Gradelll-l.WallteDtngwdl - H ”""'m mmfnu" C"w”L'thud, rm and means at , a fund! I 2. inns Muxensie. - w. lg” we" "buy, he lay zndthe 0 - gtecided whnl Grade ii -1. Gregory Peter: :3 "2 Pay” lgdhu wuch W" lane can'l plus in the near hr 1-liyieet avenge: Vlallle ling ', handedouttotheinunban Ill "R A "eu'up"”'"' ' I '5 . A Iettar w-crud reeandms the: Perfect attendance: Virginia u. until 7 pm. During the intu1nts- re 3 L (tatleraice pea". Vlallie Dingweil. GRID? '5' lned

benefits ot these conlerences.

'.Ihe chairman thaiiied Mrs. Mac- Donald tor her warm words ol

Miss Gill Was Honored

Mlaa Reta Glll, Montague. .waa the guest at her friends at -a mlacellaneous shower held in her honor at the Bison Restaur- anth Thursday evening. October lot .

Many beautltul and usetui gifts were preeented to her tor which she graeiousi expressed her apprulatlon. Th gilt; were unwrapped by Mrs. Frank Greene and Mrs. ultoy white and were aranged on -an attract- ively decorated table by Mrs. Vic Pepier.

Mrs. J.D. Maclseod was in charge or the gift book. An orig- inal humorous poem was read by Mrs. Mac-Leod. and everyone Joined in the singing ot an origin- al song which caused much

during the evening.

At the lunch hour. delicious re- Ireshments were served by the hostess. Mrs. C.G. Clay, and Mrs. John Hughes. Mrs. Greene. Mrs. MacLaren. Mrs. Jerome Power Mrs. Stewart Weataway. Mrs. Bruce MaePhee and Mrs., Lea- tar MaoLeod.

cod that the Annual Chicken Sup- per and Bazaar is to be held on November lath. The regional conference is to be held on Oc- tober 27th at Vernon River at 3.00 pm. and as many members as possible are asked to attend.

The members at the ieatzue from Lower Montague were ap- pointed on the lunch committee for next month which is to be held in the hall. The meeting

mtttee.

sion a delicious lunch was served by-the ladies ol the hoaleaa sub- dlvlaton. This was tollowed by the benediction of the Mom Bless- ed Sacrament. Alter this the ma-nber. then aaemizled tor the evening sea- aloa. Discussion grows were or- ganized and each was asked to entrees its views on the question o 'i ” by the chairman. Alter flndiny the meetlu adiourned and closed with prayer.

The lollowlog sib-(Hviatlone took part in yesterday's cooler- ence: Vernon River, Iona, Mon- tuue Georgetown. Cardigan. and Earnaclltle.

Curling Club

is Enlertciined i

'l'he president. Evelyn Cud- more. was hostess to the mem- bers of the Montague Curling Club at her home Friday night. There were ninteen manners present and two new rnambers were introduced and welcomed to the club.

Business matters discussed in-

ture which will be sponso ed by the club. Plans were also dis- cussed Ior attending the proviso lai meeting in Charlottetown on October hath. Leona Sinclair was appointed convener ot a controll- tee in charge 0! arrangements.

A vote of amreciatlon was ex- tended to Miss Edith Clay tor her generous gift of dishes tor the club kitchen. On motion it was decided to buy a quantity ol cutlery and Mrs. Olive Poole was asked to attend to this purchase.

At the close of the meeting the hostess served coltee.

POILED BY PETS

PHILADELPHIA (AP! -30 monkeys and 150 dogs tolled a burglary attempt here Friday night. Patrrolmen heard the screeching and barking and oped to Doctor's Pet Shop. They ar-

closed with prayer. tollowed by rested Joseph Sweet, 25. who ad- lunoh served by the lunch oom- aritted he and a partner tried to

break into the shop.

TODAY cincl TUESDAY

Don't miss the explosive fun of the comedy of the year!

BISHOP VISITS

on Tuesday evening October land. the Right Rev, Harold Waterman. lord Bishop ot Nova Bcotla, will visit the Far- Iah 4)! Holy Trinity, Georgetown. at 7:!) pm. He will administer the Sacrament oi Confirmation. and address the congregation. lie will be accompanied by the

Robert . Canon GI. Moltatt. and.

Rev. A.E. Piers.-ey.

Church Milton P.E.I. will beVpre- sent to lead in the singing. and will render an Anthem as well. Visitors are welcome. W.G. llogg. la the Priest in charge.

....a-. ll Blessed The Junior Choir of st. JOM'a.:(k9; M-,y”g”" ” ' '

lull destroyed more than 13.000 homes among other buildings.

which wu hdd in Souris oniPet.en. Wayne Bwley. Bl& Sunday Oct. lath. and ivllni were Dingweu, Pauline Peters.

made for attendtnl L , the Wood. Teacher.

A'l'l"ENDED FESTIVAL

"" "'”""" ”l”"” "M W A" lAGHDAD.lraq tAPl-A amt dad court seinenced three lraqia -7- - W to prison Satisrdlv for attendllll out Ell lthe international Youth Festival The Great Fire ol London in jln Moscow in August. The formal charge was "spreading Cosrnnur tat propaganda." '

Cane fa new for it peel: at tile '58 Chevrolet!

It's yours for the asking. Your Chevrolet dealer wil

the happy to show you a booklet containing advance hfonnation about the '58 Chevrolet. Be prepared to see startling changes! The new Chevrolet will have a spectacular new style and silhouette. it will sweep to breathtaking new length. be lower. wider.

The body-frame design will he new. The ride will be

lleffiment MI'!- Douglas M80 ciuded (rm; .,,.,nK,,m.,,u for new. and amazingly advanced in comic r and softness. :::'l'd tad” ':l':;mA.':;o””x:pal:I:g the masquerade dance nest There will not only be Full Coil suspension. there will "'-'”'li- "'d '0' "'9 "W10" N" be a new air ride, hrst in the Chevrolet tleldi.

Chevrolet will otter a totally new deign in V3's. Io, radically changed this engine will even look diderent on the outside. And the feel of the power will be diflerent from anything you have known.

The line will have two all-new luxury models 0! inaghitlcent distinction.

These are only hinia Imagine all you'll see when you mop by you (lievmlet dealers! While you're there. check on an early order. You'll he in the spotligln wherever you go as a '58 Chevrolet-Firsterl

'58 Chevrolet Conhg Soon!

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you can place your order nose 1 yourlooalautlsorised Chevrolet dealer's

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