MR. FRASER G

TSP KER

Tourists Spent 5 Million Dollars In PEI This Year

The Montague Junior Board of Trade enjoyed a dinner composed entirely of Island products at the Bison restaurant last night. A del- icious turkey dinner was served to twenty-three members. their wives and guests.

Mr. George Fraser. director of the Tourist Bureau. was the guest speaker. Mr. Fraser spoke inter- estingly of the tourist trade and how it affects both the Province and the nation. He pointed out that last year tourists spent 27! million dollars in Canada. and he then plesented a breakdown of this to show how it affected every business in tlie country. stores. restaurants. hotels and resorts. service stations and garages. plum- bers. electricians, furniture deal- are, farmers and many others.

These he said. were affected direct- ly. while doctors, dentists and others were affected indirectly.

On the provincial level Mr. Fr or said that tourists were coining to the Island in ever increasing munbe -. and this year approxi- mately too.ooo visited P.E.I. and spent upwards of five mlllitai dolars.

He spoke oi the many attract- ions offered the tourist on P.!l.I.. fine beaches. lovely scenery. and high standard accommodati "However." he said. "our trans- portation liroblem is possibly the biggest headache being encounter- ed in the expansion of our tourist trade." He discussed the ferry sar- vioes at Borden and Wood Islands where. he said. some improvement

Iwould be in order.

MARIE W. M. S.

The regular monthly meeting of the Marie W. M. S. was held at the home of Mrs. Freeman Jay at Wednesday evening Nov. ii. Mrs. Earl James led the worship ser- vice with The Call to Fellowship and Hymn ”O Word of God In- carnate." A number of Bible pu- sages were read by the different nembers.

Mrs. Wilbur Webster took charge of the study book. Roll call was

answered by twelve mernbe ..

Next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Gordan Coffin. The meeting closed and lunch was ser- ved by the hostess and committee in charge.

WRONG siior

NAKUSP. B. C. (CPI - A fam- ily of beavers building their win- ter locigs almost caused this town to go dry. The beavers finally were trapped in the town reservoir

and their dam destroyed.

Eastern Guardian

BABY CLINIC. Public Health Nurses's office. Montague. I'll- day. November 25. H pm,

VALLEYFIEI..D..- Orwell l-lead congregation. serehas for Sun- day. Nov. 27. Valleyfield, 11 am Belle River ll p.m. Orwell llend 7.30 pm. Rev. F. MacKinnon.

FIILEMENIS ball tonight at Beaver Club. Montague. Dan- ring 104. Jamboree Orchestra. See a new fireman being in- itiated Into IAIIO order at the ball at ll:ft'l.

PARISH OF Georgetown. Anglic- an Church of Canada, Holy Trinity Church. Sunday November 27th, First Sunday in Advent. ll a.m. Holy Communion and Sermon. Rev- Irend W. G. Hogs. Priest in charge.

ADDRESSES CLUB - Senator Elsie lnmnn. Mrs. L. H. Poole and Mrs- J. P. Igor. of Montague. left yesterday r Moncton. N. 3.. where Senator Inmaii addressed the Women's Liberal Club at their annual meeting which was held last night.

COLLISION ON HIGHWAY -A 1951 Dodge sedan crashed into the roar of a parked Vs-ton truck at Allision corner last night causing considerable damage to the front section of the car and some damage in the rear of the parked truck. No one was injured. A

THE KING'S County Women's institute District Officersl Leader- ship Course will be held in Bridge- town Hall Monday. Nov. 28. Re- gisiraiion at 1 o'clock. Please not- ify Women's Institute Branch Of- fice. Charlottetown. by Saturday f planning to attend.

RETURN FROM TRIP - Mr- and Mrs. Albert Ellsworth and Mrs. lohn Macxenzic. Lower Montague. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. John Ellsworth. Summerside. have ar- rived home after a pleasant "ti! on Boston. Mass.. Portsmouth. . !i.. and Rumford. Main:-.

CNURCH OI" CHIIIST The Lord's

lay. Nov. 21. Montague; l0.00 a.m. -

Sible School for all Isle. 11.00 am. The Lord's supper and preaching Vlurray River: 10.00 a.m. Bible slchool. 11.00 am. The Lord's sup- ocr. Murray Harbour: 6.00 p. in. Bible School and the Lord's supper. Jomhincd Evangelistic Service at he Murray River Church of Christ at 8:00 p.m. Goapcl singing and tibia preaching. Everyone welcome Kenneth T. Norris. Evangelist.

THE MONTAGUE Platoral Sharge, The United Church of Con- ada Rev. J. M. Fraser. minister. Sunday. Nov. 2'7. Montague: 10 a.I'n. - Sunday School, 11 g.mv .. MOTDIHR service and Junior Sun- day school. 1:80 P.l'll- -Junior Their Practice. foe . ch.-mm” "Wise. 7:30 Inn. -4 lat Mus- Vltll . Keith

ioloist. with others asst. E: I ial offering to reduce mm our electric organ.. Lowge ague: 9:45 am. -. 14

Vice and Sunday Iohaol. A

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WATCH for specials at Mon- tagua Co-op over the week-end.

BELLE RIVER. St. Andrew's Up Where she resided until her death. I Alice Jardinc

iled Church. Sacred Son! Service. Sunday Nov. 27th at 7:30 p. in. Special music by the Belfast Male Quartet.

THE PRESBYTERIAN Church in Canada. Services Sunday. No- vember 21: Cardigan. divine wor- ship 2.30 pm.: Montague. even- ing worship 1.30 p.m..Thc morn- ing servlce in Montague is can- celled. Montague Sunday School l0 am. A cordial welcome to all. licv. DA. Campbell. Minister-

IIIYMEMDRIAM

MARGARET JOYCE MaoGRliGOI

The residents of East Baltic and vicinity were shocked to hear of tin, death on Oct. 3lst.. 1955. of Margaret Joyce MacGregor. aged in months. youngest cnild of Mr. and Mrs. Harold MaoGrel0l'v

The little one had been ill only a short while. but on Monday after- noon. as her condition grew worse. she was removed to the City Hos- pital where all that kind and skil- led physicians and nurses could do. was done. but to no avail. she passed away later that evening.

Her innocent prattle and sunny disposition made her a in to the hearts of her parents who eel their loss most keenly. She is also sur- vived by five sisters and three brothers. Edith. Mildred. Donna. Gaelyne. Brenda. Aubrey. Richard and Donald who will cherish the memory of a baby sister.

The funeral which was largely attended. was held from the house. The service was conducted by Rev. D. I. McClars who spoke words

or consolation to the heart-broken

were: Jesus

family. Hymns sun It the Arms of

loves me and Safe Jesus. Pail-bearers were: Stewart Mac- Oregor. Kenneth MacGregor. Rich- ard Haydon. and Alvin Rose. The remains were conveyed to the cemetery by A' T r Robert- 500. Interment was in the Klngsbo u Cemetery. 0 blessed little sunbeam 0 child of love and prayer We give Thee to the keeping Of the lender Shepherd's care.

FLORAL TRIBUTES Sliray-Macaregor Families. Clara and Erma Spray-East Baltic W. I. Spray-Neighbors of East Baltic -Crescent-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dixon and Family Crescent-Barbara Dixon Wreath-Mrs. Charles Chlnfi

CARD DF TIIAIIKS

We wish to express I sincere "Thank you" to Dr. Kassner of Sourig, Dr. 0'IIanley. Nursing sis- ters and Nurses of the City Hos- pital! to thou who sent flowers. cards, and letters; and to all who helped in any way during the ill- gglt and death of our beloved

Baltic.

welcome to all.

TONI

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U ' ltar y from: HUDSON -

Turkey Door Prize

At Fireman's -Ial Ar leaver Hel

Turkey denared by lines

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Ir. had Mrs. Harold Macaregor. Elli

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Mr. Fraser also stated that more restaurants are needed and more seafood dishes should be see- ved. He dsteussed the advantages to the farmers from the tourist trade by purchases made by the tourist resorts. and also of the large amount of wages paid out to local people from the summer's operation.

Referring locally to Montague. he said it was an ideal tourist cent- re. with lovely scenery, good

. beaches. fine fishing and ample

accommodation. He expressed every hope that the tourist indust- ry would develop to a far greater degree to benefit the Island in an even far greater measure than in the past.

Mr. Fraser also showed films of Island scenes at the conclusion of his address which was well re- ceived by his listeners.

A vote of thanks was extended to Mr. Fraser for his excellent ed- dres. an also to Mrs. Clay for the use of the dining room.

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MRS. W. HENRY COFFIN

There passed peacefully away at her residence in Mt- Stewart on Oct. 3rd Mrs. W. Henry Coffin in her eighty-second year. She was the daughter of the late Ben C. Douglu and his wife. Jemima Coffin. She was born at Cherry Hill on Aug. Ill. 1874 where she resided before and after her marriage until the death of her husband eight years ago.

She took up residence at her

daughter's home (Mrs. Roland Jay)

Although in failing health for some-

ytime and despite all that medical iskill and loving cars could do, the and came with unexpected sudden- nega.

The deceased was a person of strong character with a deep love and devotion for her family and a keen interest in community affairs- She was a regular attendant and loyal supporter of the church of which she was a valued choir mem- her during her lifetime.

The loss is dee ly felt by her family who were a I present at her funeral. which was held on Oct. tith from her late residence where a short service was hold. then to Mt. Stewart United Church which was filled to capacity with friends and relatives. Services were can- ductcd by a former pastor. Rev. 8. J. Boyce. The hymns sung were "Unto the Hills." "The Lord is my Shepherd" and "Nearer My God to Thee."

Her remains were tenderly laid to rest beside her late husband in the People's Cemetery Mt. Stewart. She leaves to mourn the loss of a kind and loving mother the follow- ing family: Douglas of Summer- side; Clarence, Pisquid West; Wil- fred. savage Harbour; Harold. Cherry Hill ;Clifford. Boston. Mass. Marion (Mrs. Roland Jay) Mt- Stew art; Willard. Charlottettown. also 44 grandchildren. 18 great-grand children and one sister. Mrs. E. II. Anderson. lloston. Mass. Pall bear- ers. all nephews of the deceased. were Geddle Douglas. McLeod

Douglas. C. J. Wood. Ralph Coffin. Louis Cameron. and Roy Farquhsr- son. FLORAL TRIBUTE!

PILLOW

The family

GATES A-JAR

Grandchildren

WREATHS

Louise and Everell

St. John's United Church Choir

Mount Stewart CRESCENT Ernest, Beatrice, Louis and family. Mt. Stewart SPRAYS Doris and Lloyd. Buddy and Anna. Frances and Carl-

lhirley, Bruce and Gwen

Connie. Byard. Valerie and Gordon Junior. Helen and family

Frank. Ernest. Roy and Eleanor Sadie and Dan. Viola and Howard Edith and Lorne

Etta and Percy

McLeod Douglas

Emmeiine. Lillian and Etta

Henry and Jennie. Mabel and Annie Harvey and Edith. Meg and Leslie Lane Douglas

Gerald and Core

Cherry Hill Women's Institute Mrs. Hattie McAssay and Cecil, Leigh and Elizabeth

Jennie and Herbert May. Dannie - and Dawson

lldtih and Bruce MacLaren

Montague Skips Are Appointed

Mr. Peter Sinclair presided at a special of the Montague: Curling st evening w wasealledtortbepurposeofelaet- ing ships for the coming season. During the mac several new members were into the club.

The opening bonspial was alno discussed and it was decided that a mixed bonspiei would be held sltortLv after the curling season got under way. The details for the :- rabging of this spiel was left to the board of management. The curling b December lat.

Skips eected last night were: George Gordon. Dr. P. McIntyre, William MacLean. Atwood Mac- Donald, Judge J. S. DesRochea. Dr. L. A. Johnston. A. E. Sullivan, L. H. Poole. A. A. Fraser, H. L. MacGI-egor. James MacLean. C. S. Stewart. Homer Moar, Basil John- ston. Peter Sinclair. Doug McGow- an. II. M. Smith. Ralph Beck. G. G. Jerdlns.

Margaret Coffin

Ella and Howard Court

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robertson Millie Coffin

Ella. Lorna and Leith Douglas Lane Douglas

Carrie and Margaret Douglas Florence and Sterling Pigott Helen and Robert Pigott

Mrs. Zita Pigott

Florence Dunbar

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Douglas and

Jean

Helen and Lewis Moore

Rita. Cyril and Allan Morrison Helen and Arthur McMican Muriel and Ralph Pigott Mary and Joseph Coadc Hazel and Ben Blrt

Mary and Merton Jardine Catherine, Bobby and boys iltev. and Mrs. H. S. Raynor Rev. and Mrs. W. N. Byers Susie and Arthur Coffin

iMr. and Mrs. Beecher Court

Reaney, Marion and Ruby Jay iMr. and Mrs. Wendell Glover lMrs. Crawford Jay

Arthur Yorston

Fred and Bessie Jay

Berty and Evelyn MacDonald

Joillin and Marion Ployer and fam-

Y

Thelma and Frank Hamm

Noreen Barrett

Irene and William MacDonald

Mr and Mrs. Fred Affleck

Aims and Francis Affl-eck

Will. Ella and Laura Freeham Hillie Wlislen

Teresa and Will Kiggms

Marion and Jack Maclntyre Beatrice and Ruby Battcrsby Vernon Curley

Helen. George and Georgie Dover MacLeod Family and Stanfield

Dawson

Leslie and Elsie MacDonald

Mra- Priscilla Jay

Ellen and Jack Webster

Mary. Aeneas MacI(innon and fami-

Eldon and Joan Glover

Rita. Lou Hewett and family

Alex and Emeline MacLean

Beth and Gerald Jay

Edwin MacAssy

Eddie and Grace Jay and family Dorothy and Art LeI.achsur

Joan MacFadyen R-N.

Eve and Dan Birt

Mrs. J. C. MacDonald and Helen Cherry Hill Women's Institute

members

lildtlh and Sterling MacEwen Dufond and Betty Analll

Sadie. Dan and Mildred Acorn Ethel Rogers

Gladys and Eldon Drake

Clara and Winslow Thurber and

family The W. M. S. St. John's United Church

Charlie and Melva Fraser

Etta and Johnny Scliippy

George and Frances Legg Mr.'and Mrs. W. H. Bobinson Joy Maclntyre. Gall and Wayne Roy and Myrtle Leard

Russell and Adele Farquharson and

family

Mra- Harry Swan

Mrs. Louis Douglas and family Carl. Violet and family

Anna and Homer Campbell

Eda and Eric Mat.-Mitten

Mrs. H. Lodge Birt, Carl and Milly Mary and Margaret Lappin

Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell Evelyn. Ruth and Audrey

Eleanor Nason

James and Eileen Affleck

Reah and Harold Shaw

Shirley and David Crawford

Lois. Doug and Eric Smith

club plans to open the rink for .

ON NAVAL SERVICE

Brother and sister serve with the Naval Services. Pictured above are Leading Seaman Robert Hend- erson. RCN. H.M.C.S. Algonquin. and Ordinary Wren. Frances 6. Henderson. RCN (Bi, H.M.C.S. Queen Charlotte. They are the son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Henderson. 24 Kent St.. City. Until recently Ldg. Smh. Henderson was a member of the RCN Staff of the local Naval Eat- ablishment.

Church

L. A. C. and Mrs. W. C Slade Judy. Bill and Bernice Hammond Teacher and pupils of Cherry Hill Janie McConnell

Phyllis MacDonald

Mrs. Andrew MacKinnon

Mary and Adolphus MscKinnon Mrs. Will Affleck

Ida and Paul Morey

Bertha. Fulton and Brace Maclean I Mr. and Mrs. William Beers

Mrs. Spencer Crane

Kenneth and Ida

Hester and Watson

Anna MacDonald

Alden Jean and family

Isabel and Bernice McMillan 3 Mr. and Mra- Mitchell MacDonald Les and Jean Cameron

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dalzicl Grace and Dewar Swan

Mary and Frank Lappin

Olive and Garnet Ross

Julia and Gerald Mitchell

Ella and Horccy Drew

Frank and Donalda White

Margaret and Peter Proud and

family

Ann and Nelson Good

Mary and George Ives

Irene and George Adams

Ladies Club Presbyterian Church.

Summersidc Jean and Bob Wood Mr. and Mrs. M. 0. Gaudet

CARD DF THANKS

MOBILE C.W.!u

The regular monthly meeting of the St. Lawrence sub-division of the C.W.L. was held in the paroch- ial house Nov. 13 with a good at- tendance of membe . and two vis- itors were present.

The president. Mrs. Harold Phel- an. opened the meeting with pray- ers The secretary. Mrs. Smith O'- Brien read the minutes of the last meeting which were approved and

signed. The treaau:-er's report show ed a nice balance on hand aftu the bingo. It was decided to order one priest's surplices and write to St. Vincent's orphanage to see what they could use most for a christmaa donation.

It was moved and seconded fol send a donation to the Sacred Heart Home. Correspondence was read

Meeung closed Wm, pray" by ,-,j Forty-five minutes from Broadway was too far for daddy

Robin. Lunch was served by the

. Ladies of Windon.

wDI be sounded.

I

Fri'Sat

We are authorized and

The faintly of the late Mrs. W. Henry Coffin wish to extend heart- felt thanks to all rcatives. friends and neighbours for many acts of kindness during her illness and their recent sad bereavement also Rev. S. J. Boyce nurses, doctors, and N. D. MacLean.

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Session of Mt. Stewart United

The Crawford family ' Fred and Bessie. Alvin and Thelma Sheldon and Eleanor. Allan and Isabel Mrs. Jas. Walsh and family Mrs. Margaret MacDonald. Isabel and Reta DOUBLE SPRAY Friends Waldorf System, Inc. Bos- ton. Mass.

CUT YLOWERS

Call and Gertie

Mari-ii. Frances and family

Reta Lou and family

Edwin Howard lose and Florence Arthur Yoratoll

HIIIAGRI OF SYMPATIY Viola and Howard Douglas

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Starring - DALE ROBERTSON, SALLY FORRI-Sr Show Tlnieh-4- I pin

Speciol Entertainment

Iy Montague Fire Department DANCING

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IIAVIR HALL.

MONTAGUE

Friday. November 25

Dancing

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IIIIDNIIIGUE

ATTENTION

MONTAGUE RESIDENTS

Fire alarm will be tested daily of i2 noon. beginning Monday. November 28. One short bias! of noon will signify fest. Should O fire occur at noon several blasts

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Friday. Nov. 25, 1955 The Guardian; (age 5 i IT'S THE STORY OF THE MOST FABULOUS FAMILY YOU'LL EVER MEET! - I ' YOUtLI. CALL IT THE MOST HEART-WARMING PICTURE OF THE YEAR!

to come home . . . So the kids all went to town

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D. H. COFFINu Fire Chief.

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