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Truckmen Resume Hauling Gravel
Truckmen hauling gravel for the County Construction Company to the Georgetown Road returned to work Saturday at the rates es- tablished last. week in which they were given one-cent per yard mile increase over previous rates.
The Warren Paving Company was being held up. and calling on the truckmen to continue work so that the road paving job would get under way. Because of this the truckmen decided Saturday to resume work.
It was also learned that the truckmen would not be granted another hearing by the govern- ment on their full increase until after they had resumed work, it is expected that the delegation of the truckmen will go to Char- lottetown in the near future to represent their case for the full amount of the increase of two cents per yard mile requested. -M
NEW JQLSON FILM HAS SAME CAST
Because "Jolson Sings Again,” the Columbia Technicolor picture now at the Prince Edward Theatre, literally is the rest oi. "The Jol- son story,” it was inevitable that almost the entire cast of the first film would appear in the second.
Larry Parks again is starred as Jolson; William Demarest and Bill Goodwin again are his show busi- ness associates: Ludwig Donath and Tamara Shayne again are Cantor and Mama Yoelson. Al's parents. Barbara Halo is starred with Parks in this new Jolson musical. as the wife who persuades the famous singer to return to show business because that is what he wants to do. Also new to the cast is Myron McCormick, as the motion picture executive re- sponsible for "The Jolson Story.'
To insure complete authenticity. Columbia even used the same makeup expert; who had worked on "The Jolson Story." The San Fernando home which figured prominently in that picture also was duplicated in exact detail.
The tunes include such mem- ory-evoking numbers as "I'm Look- ing Over a rbur-Leaf Glover". "Give My Regards to Broadway". "Pretty Baby". "Baby Face", "sonny Boy". "Atfter You've Gone". "When the Red, tiled Robin Comes Bob. Bah Bobbin' Along". "is It True What They say About Dixle?”. "I only Have Eyes for You”, "I'm Just wild About I-lorry." "Chinatown, My Chinatown" and "Back in Your Own Backyard."
Henry Levin directed "Jolson Sings Again." The screen play was written by Sidney Buchman, who also acted as producer.
First Aid Tests completed By convent Students '
..'A large lroup of students in sourls Convent completed First Aid training last week. sister at. Emma Marie instructed the stan- dard class and sister It. no the Junior class. The girls in both efficiency in
Red Cross First Aid Certific- ates and insignia have been is- sued to the following:-
Standard: Marie Ohoverie. Anna Oillls,Mery 0illis.Mae W. Grimes. Anne Henneesey, Dorothy xoays. Joan Kelly, Laurette J. Iieaiis, cernillle MecAulay. Ohrietelle Maoxeneie. Mary Mecrhee. Ter- esa Mulialiy. Fabiola Power and sister at. Alden Maureen.
Junior: Frances Campbell. Gan- svievs Campbell. eanor Oiintno. Mary Shea Connolly. Gillie. Anna MacDonald. MacDonald. Rota MacDonald. Oa-
tharine Ilolwen. Bernice Mao- Phee, Catherine Mooney. Jane Pierce, Anna Praught. Frances
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THE GUARDIAN. CI'lARLO'l'TETOWN ..
IHE EASIEBN GUARDIAN!-
AGINTS:-MONTAGUI: larell I. laundry. Idle. Byron Stewart. In y In-nee laorhee. Ill: Jone Wlgghtea. Min Jean Joint; AGINT GIOIGITOWNI Walden laevera.
Guardian may be bought at the foilowinl 91800! I Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Offlcr in (learnt in Ieurls: The snack Bar d I. Us!-
The Montague: town: The Poet Otficli area A son.
Mrs. Manson Murchison is visit- Mr. and Mrs. w. R. .rerIiEiiiTor, ing with Mrs. Bernard Batchilder. Charlottetown motored to George- town on Wednesday. I
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..-warcu FOR. THE JUNE BRIDE DRAWING in Montague soon.
Mr. Herman Lavandler motored to the city on business early in the -- week.
...'Sl:JA'!' COVERS for all cars. Complete set 513.25 to 322.50. Bud's
Mr. Claude rxc-hason of Mont-” Accessories, Montague.
ague was a business visitor to Geo-. rgetown on Thursday. I
Mir. John C. MacDonald of souris is spending a few days in Georgetown.
....'lNLAID linoleum. conga!- eum. and tiles. Wallpaper and paints. Hilchey and VanIderstlne., Montague. '
Mr. and Mrs. John Maccormlek and daughter Jean of sourls, ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. J. Peters, were guests during the weekend of Mrs. Annie MacCor- mick.
..'Mr. J. E. Dunning, Montague, loft Saturday for Middleton, N.S., where he will visit his son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrsu Duncan Robinson. I
.!Lorna Joan McGowan. lreceived her B.Sc. with honors at the recent convocation of Acadia
University. of Mr. and Mrs. M. N. McGowan. Kilmulr, P. E. I.
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11, lg Sacred Concert At Montague
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The M V "Oral" arrived in port on Thursday. May our. - The M V "Oasis Pauline" ar- Pi,ct.ou with a cargo of coal for last night to the
Vwstm 1 Amherst, Magdalen Islands. or and
Bingera of Moncton who presented , a sacred concert following the W. Mr. Hilmen Dssnoche of Well- ening service. ington is a patient in Sourls I-Ion-I Dr. A. D. Macxonzie, pasta; 0, pital, with injuries which he re-.the church, introduced Mrs. M”. ccivcd while working on the pulp aunt Crosby, the leader of the boat. lsingors. and thanked them-bi-ieily for graciously r ing and W. ..' The S. S. "Birchton" sailcd from,ing a most beautiful concert. souris on Wednesday. May 80th, The program was as follows: op. with 1.309 cords of pulpwood for iening Vesper. "Day Is Dying 11-. The the International Paper 00.. Three West"; "Guide Me 0 Thou Great Rivers, Quebec. This cargo was as-ldchovah," "In Joseph's Lovely Ga... sembled by J. A. Peters. den"; Fairest lard Jesus"; due: "Guard While I Sleep", Erna nae! 'Manus and Margaret Crosby; 591., Margaret Crosby "Teach Me 1.;
The trophies for the souls Bow- ling luus ament were presented at a dance held in the Parish Hall Pray"; "Come Children Join To on Thursday. May out. Mr. Focusing"; "In Our Hearts Celestial MacDonald, Chairman of.tho Bow-ivoicea": "Midst The Ipfty Pines" ling Committee called on Right'duot, Erna Maclvianus, Mai-gmi Rev. I J. A. Murphy who oongrat- Icmsby, "Jesus Lover of My soul"- ulated the whining tennis. and ai- ("I'm On My Way Up There"; "(:5
rived in port on Thursday from ited.Ohurch. Mont-sue. were hung, ,'
5., well known novelist and hist-
- or to Georgetown
Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Manuel and Mrs. Emily Roach of Charlotte- town were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Jenkins on Wednesday.
Miss Marjorie Gordon, R.N.. New I York. is visiting in Roseneath. guest of her brother, Mr. Ted Gordon, and in Montague. Ruesf of her brother-in-law and sisler,, Mr. and Mrs. George Gordon. I
Friends will be glad to learn that Miss Faye Stewart is up and around again. following her recent
Mrs. Victor Papierl and Mrs.
illness during which she was I. 3 M cph M ta I
p”'1eIn In me Klngk cam"-V reigiet vi;tor:e'to Igfrirarglldizietglxfrile. H”p'm1' guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Taylor, I ' I Miss Vanda Munn, presently North my" Road' I I
employed in Toronto. Ont., arriv- ed by plane Saturday to spend her vacation at her home in Murray
Mrs. Andrew Fitzpatrick, Wood- ville, was in Montague Sutzurdayul
R, I sh m 15 Ht L guest of her son-in-law and , mzlg n.;ng: maM2":',;zu:I 11 her (laughter, Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius orrison.
I Recent visitors to West. Ba,v.I Cape Breton, were Messrs. Danny, Murray. Bryer Llewellyn, Hugh”.
J Mr. W. B. Bird of Amherst, N.
orian, who is visiting Prince Ed- ward Island and who is preparing
material for a. history of the North &DW? and Eric Duva” M1 M Nova Scotla Highlanders, famous on nut
Maritime Infantry Battalion in the ,
3rd Canadian Division. was a vlsit- Mn and Mn" D0" Ada'"s' ""
on Wednesday, in company with Major J. A. Mac- Donald of Cardigan. While here Mr. Bird interviewed several mem- bers of the North Novas.
loch, and Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bell, all of Summcrsidc. Sunday visitors to Montague.
companied by W0 and Mrs. Tul-I I
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Mr. and Mrs. Sidney T. Green, Charlottetown. were Sunday guests of Miss Annie Mae MncLean and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Vickerson of Montague.
1'eaoliors' Study Group" At souris High School
.g'Approximateiy.-thirty enthusi- astic teachers from various dist- ricts in Inspectorate Six assem- bled at Sourls High School for the semi-annual study group.
Miss Helen Foley, by appoint- men?-. carried out duties of chair- man and Mary Keoys acted as secretary. Mr. Harold I. I-lynes, supervisor of the Inspectorate was present.
A previously prepared agenda for Study Groups proved most
Friends will regret to learn that Mrs. Marshall Reynolds. Mon- tague. is a patient in the King's County Hospital. Her friends wish her a speedy recovery.
..'ASSlS'l'ANT DEACONESS - H9? many friends in Montague and vicinity ,will be interested irr hearing that Miss Anne McEach. ern has accepted a position as assi-stanlt in deaconess work for the Presbyterian Church in Ed.
momton during the sum months. In the fall Miss McEach- cm will resume her deaconess training course in Toronto. Miss Mdlachcrn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William McEachern. Montague.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Coffin, Altoerton, were S-unday visitors to Montague, guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Show.
....'"HlLLS OF HOME". Lassie, a big picture. Wood lands, Monday; Vernon, Tuesday; Cardigan, Wednesday: Murray Harbour North, Thursday; Eldon, Friday; Bridgetown, Saturday.
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-IVETERINARIAN ARRIVES .-
Agrioultu-re an- nounced veterinary service units cenviered at Charlottetown, Surn- merside. O'Leary and Montague. These units will serve all the parts of the Province. For Mont- ague the new veterinarian is Dr. J. R. Mk:Crea, who, with his fam- ily, has already taken up res- idence. in Montague at the Beck apartments. Dr. MoCrea will serve the most of King's County.
..'!tECEP'I'l0N FOR BRIDE at C-ROOM - A reception in honor of newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Rourke, Montague. was held at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Percy King, Gasperaux. recently. The bride's table was centered with a. beauti- fully decorated three tier wedding cake. A toast to the bride was proposed by Mr. W. D. Fraser. and responded to by the BN0"!- Following the delicious supper. pictures were taken of the bridal party and tables. Later in the evening an enjoyable sing song
so the Bowling Committee. He then presented a cup to the cap- tain of each of the following teams: Ms-s. Marjorie Binns-The Ladies Trophy, Mr. Alan Mac- Igan-Ths Commercial Trophy, Mr. J. J. MacDonald-The com- munity Trophy. Brief speeches were made by the Captains. also by Rev. P. A. Murnaghan. Rev. 5.
William Pierce.
The seventh annual meeting of the Ladies Auxilsry ot sourls Hospital was held in st. James United Church Hall on Thursday. May 30th. The following officers were elected: Mrs. J. A. Pequot- -Presldent, Mrs. R. J. MacKanzie- Vice President, Mrs. G. 1. Camp- bell-Secretary, Mrs. M. J. Mac- Quald-Treasurer. The Treasurer reported that the amount of 51.028. 22 had been raised during 1960. Included in the purchases were an Electrolux, toaster. also sheeting etc. A large amount of sewing "was reported for the year. A Delicious lunch was served at the close of the meeting. several visitors were present. The ladies of the 'auxilary always welcome visitors to their meetings. as they are anxious to increase their membership in order to carry on their great work.
was led by Mrs. Percy King. A special feature of the happy even- ing. was the attendance of the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John A. King. Lower Montague. and Mr. and Mrs. Hort Sencabaugh, of Pembroke. grandparents of the bride. Also in attendance was the grandfather of the groom, Mr. D. D. Rourke, of Whim Road. At a late' hour all departed for their homes wishing the young couple, Mr. and Mrs. Rourke much hap- piness and success in future
years.
Tell It. On The Mountain"; ”we,-Q You There". solo. "The Holy city", llllargarot Crosby": "Beyond The Sunset"; and "I"i.nlandia"; the Iwtestmorland singers first appear. ed in Montague two years ago and were widely acclaimed by all who heard them. They will present public concert in the A. D. Mac- Kenzle I-lall tonight.
A. Ma.cAulay, H. H. Larter and)
IMagistrato's court
Stipendiary Magistrate for King's County, Joseph W. Mac- Donald, K. C.. held court in the Court House in Georgetown on Thursday, June 'lt.h at 10:00 a. m. The first case involved a Murray River ” . charged under sec.
Island Temperance Act. A fine of s2o.oo and costs was given. A res- ident of Montague was fined s25.0o and costs for an infraction of sec-
resident of Murray River charged under section M03) of the High-
”: way Traffic Act, for falling to stop
at a stop sign, was fined 315.00 and costs. A resident of Belle River charged under section 2&3 of the criminal Code and also under sec- tion sea) of the Temperance Act. had a. fine of 516.00 imposed under one charge and a fine of 520.00 an costs under the other charge. A resident of I-featherdale charged under section 88(1) of the Temp- erance Act, was fined 820.00 and costs. The final case involved a Sturgeon resident, charged under section 29(2) of the Temperance Act. had a fine of 826.00 and costs imposed. Court adjourned for one
week.
helpful to teachers.
Considerable discussion t o o is place concerning promotion of pupils from Grade eight to Grade nine, who have failed to attain required pass mark in Group Ach- ievement Tests for Grade eight. In- eidentally, it was suggested that this pass mark be raised to at least 150. However, it was unani- mously declded that the matter of promotion be left to the dis- cretion of the teacher.
The bulk of opinion regarding the high percentage of unsuccess- ful lD50 entrance candidates fav- ored the following apparent facts: ll) Unpreparedness of candidates to write examinations finalizing Grade ten requirements, and. (2) inability of candidates to read question papers of various sub- jects intelligently and comprehen- lively.
It was also considered that mentally retarded pupils be given an opportunity to develop some hobby or talent which would give them a suitable place in society.
Mr. Hynel stressed the import- ance of carsfulness of teachers in completi , enrolment forms, at- tendance reports, monthly and annual returns. He pointed out that a certain degree of inaccur- acy in doing this had been dis- played by a few teachers.
other topics which received dis-
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