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THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

A(iE.NT!l:-MONTAGUI: Harold F. Loatlrr. Mn. Byron ltewafl. Mn. Bruce Maorhee. Mlu Joyce Wiulnion. Min Joan Johnlion. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Waltloa Levon.

The Guardian may he bouxhi at the following plaeoo in Montague: Blue Dome neatanrana, and uuardian Office; in Georgetown: The Peat Office; in Sourla: The Snack Bar Int! 3. lleharda ls Ion.

..'HO0LEY's MEN'S WEAK. ....'Mr. Roland Crane o1VRiver- Montague. big summer clearance ton. was a recent visitor to Mon- slile. Quality good; a'. low pi'.":9S tague.-M. sale now on. end: August wh. Bargains for all. ..tMr. and Mrs. Clayton Rob-

: ertson and non. Clayton .ll.. of . hMrs. S. S. Heessian. Mon- Boston. Maaa.. are at present vis- tague, left for New York. Yos.- mug in Lower Montague, guests terday morning, for a visit with of Mr. and Mrs. Chcssel Annealt. her sister, Mrs. A. C. Dumont.-M. alvi.

Wlm Audrey Wilkinson, oi 'Frienda will regret to learn Courtland. Ont.. and Mr. and Mrs. that. Mr. Colin MacDonald. Com- Lloyd Clark of Leamington. Oni.. met-cial Cross. is a patient in the who are touring the Maritimes, King's County Hospital.-M.

were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert

Taylor, Lowe-r Monlague. rec-

ently.wM. vicinity will regret to learn that --- Mn. Mntiida Dirlgweli is a pal-

. "HIE MERCHANTS and busi- ient in the King's County Hospi-

nese houses of Montague have tai.

made. arrangements in have all

. iblbisll that is scattered around

onlsatul-day nights cleanedrnllp

ear Sunda mornings. is e e

” ” and Viclntiy Allen

makes the town look more attrac- Malcolm left rin-

tive lo the travelling pucblicmlnd

will serve to give the tourists a Mr.

much better -impression. The Canny on . motor mp M T0,, p”he5 T.e5p0”5”me my this pm" onto. Ont.. via Boston, Mass. gram being arranged and carried ' gggg.

out should be highly commended M". Harry Simmonds M Ch”, on their efforts. it is -understood m”,m.,..n Wu 5 recent visir,,r m , vmerlmenl but Genrgrtnwn at the home of his there ls no doubt it will be con- si,...r.',n.1,,w, M,-,, N. w. Hun.

AFriends in Little Pond and

tlnued as it will prove it great 59", asset to the beautiful town of M0nlo38'U9r”M' Mr. and Mrs. Vililliam While nf Borden are vacationing in ..tBRlI)GF.TOWN SWHINIING Georgetown. where they are CLASSES -An enthusiastic group guests at the home of Mrs.

of swimmers participated in Red White's brother. Mr. J. F. John- Cross Tests at Bridgetown nn son. Monday, August. 13th. Miss Lillian

McPllee instructed this group Mr. and Mrs. Albert Burke and which was sponsored by the two sons of Montreal who are Bridgetown Women's Institute. mentioning in this Province are

Mrs. James .7. Campbell, chairman visiting in Georlzeiown. They art- nr the Red cross S'tVlTnmlh;z and guests at the home of Mr. and Water Surely Committee arranged Mm Frank G018"-

tlle clamps and also the film show

in the Bridgetown Hall. she p--.z. Miss Hallie Raiusc, who is scntrd B gilt to Miss McPilee an Pmnloyed in Amherst. N. 5.. is behali of the members or me Vlslllnx her parents. Mr. nmi class. The following candidate". Mra- Albert Ramse-

successfully completed the tests: -m- Elrmelllary-l-Ernest. MacLeod. Jean Ml” J9""i9 L99 m0ll8l'dS ""3 Campbell, get”. M(.,cDcm.)dV Aub. Miss Margaret Richards recently ury cantcilo. Edna MacMuster.h"d 35 "WT Ellesisv Mfr Hllli Ada MacDonald. Bcrtlha Llewellyn, M"- Waller Richards of Pepper-

wayne Mon”. Ginger MMMMLGE rel, Mann Mu. Ernest Green of- Concord. New Hampshire and

Junior--Bertha Lletw ll , Ed

Maclhliaster. Phyllis rcliry, Bail; Mn" B"'"”d Bwhm M New

Mncholtald. Edith Turner, Wa.-no R0” N" st p

Moms" ” Jiecent visitors at lhr vl'.ang summer home on Water Street.

wnsum hon," w I" were, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Watts Th; fggu1ar mommy m?et1nK 31- and children. Patsy and Michael; the wlmloe North WAI. met .tpMr. and Mrs. Richard Kennedy the home or Mrs. Robert. and Nei- ""7 Mi” L”'d" K"9”v A" 0' son Stevenson on August. The 35”” Jiiimv N' 3-

presldent being absent, the vice- hih” Graito of

Bonsilaw Male Quartelie Heard Al Montague

. r A rare treat was enjoyed by those who were in attendance at the regular evening service it. Trin- ity United Church. Montague. on Sunday evening when they were privileged to have the Bonshaw Male Quartette take phone of the music. Tl'le'quartlel.te is composed or Messrs. Dan MacPhee. Hector MacNevin. Stephen MacLeod and James W. Boyce, with Mr. Peter Mocbonald aa organist and dir- actor.

Mr. MacDonald kindly acted as organist for the entire service. The quartette gave as their first number ”For You I Am Praying". and iollowed later with "I'm Ree deemed”. "still Sweeter Every Day". and "The Jericho Rood," all of which were greatly enjoyed by ll congregation which filled the church and overflowed into the hall adjoining.

The service was conducted by the pastor, Rev. (Dr.) A. D. Mao- Kenzle, who has just returned, greatly refreshed, from a. month's holiday. At this and also at the morning service apeclal reference was made to the repairs lately made to the interior of the church lu which a new floor has been laid and the aslles covered with lino- icllm, paid for by the choir.

At the close of the service lunch was served to the visitors in the hall. They very kindly gave a few more musical numbers, and a. happy social hour was spent. - M.

whim Road Anti Vicinity

Mrs. Webb Nicholson. Whim Road, recently visited her mother. Mrs. Priscilla Shaw in Brudcne.l.

Mr. Claude Stewart has return- ed to his home at Kllmuir after visiting in Charlottetown.

Mr. Arthur MacDonald, Whirn Rand, and Mr. Dick Campbell. Commercial Cross. recently motor- ed to Charlottetown.

Miss Mary Macxinnon. iialilax. is spending her vacation at whim Road.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell and Miss Marjorie Campbell. RN, were recent. visitors to Charlotte- town.

Miss Mary MacDonald. Saint John. N. B.. is spending her vacat- ion visiting friends and relatives

president. Mrs. Stanley Ynunker M”: 5”” N Picm" conducted the meeting which k?Rg;"gnt”)1.d”ng';5'letfeaiiecexg

d b,' i i "J it " 11- . , ., rggfg; by ;e5eTtz1:: ..C;::g-.8," "la. Inr their names. following a vlszl ken, Ron C H was answeud by with relatives in Georgetown. There was one

twelve members.

here.

Mr. Lester MacDonald. Whizn

Road. accompanied by Mrs. Lewis ; Watson and several friends and ' ' ”

AUGUST 21. 1951 is counsel of seem at Jul...-,,

Tahinl care of the interests of camp chief. and Rex hllriew

arltlm and Canadian scouts at- o: British headquarters 1.. tending the seventh world may ing ceremonies of meeting mn Scout. Jamboree now under Way at some l5,000 boys mm 47 'nm Bad Ischl. Austria, are: John are attending, the scouts soil-mnri Thurman, left. of Gillwell Park. pledged to help pruerrr, ,...,,;', British oamp chief; Rev. Robert peace and the right. of ....,f, Rolls of Hamilton. Ont., Canadian worship as he pleases, i

by m' or clliiortiMcBrllie

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Napoleon and llllcle El ' as .::-'..-.v. .

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I I llllm

. . Mr. and Mrs. John Donnvlm of r

vlsltnr present. The mlnules of the - TCWIVPS lTl0l””d W Ch8rl09l0'

previous meeting were read. ap- :&::?;' ofNMnS'b0;?v'Ren.swlfjgzgilf town during Old Home Week.

P"":d- md mmadr ThamC0”9:' Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Donovan Ml. N ,'hmj6TC"0n 0, h” n V l -A.

non ence was red and cusse . ,' A 0 ' ll r i T " 'T”' r

Mr. Robert Stevenson thanked the i!r11lgohncfre.Pmou' who are mmmel 1;”-nofd to Tol:3ntoBwnlhhhlIs”brme'

members for the fruit he received ,..,g ll" 017"" 55 W 3 U8 07 Ac-nggq D A '-

1: was mowd and seconded that Miss Ru”. Robenson of "H, f.1o'l;:yetolvn.”aft):-il- vacationing gt l1..ve"d .1-(Vgnlkug, azgoungtn ene-

. ' r w . . , . . . lclnelschooi be supplied with tolleu glllage Rendezvous Restaurant, lll (mid Plhmp a.Cog:gx,n"' Mr O.FoIlow 8.Annndmo Islagggyng siihee u-crelarv reported C1940 m'ii.iii'pl'Zrli;.l.w”'l.: rilfiulllt guest Dd . H-9,” 7 LTICMPQ" mmroubl. . V r r e c ar 1 an - India a ure 27.Exclama- ' H I arcetcrirgcxiilzcefrom the lunches sold at Miss Margaret Richards. mn:IMEg"g0n';:e;t:t::Ih: l.Gol.:'-Kl. non New committees nppulriled: Mr. Lawrence Baichilder has 5? maigfrr 29,12” ” ypomnrrwn .pl'annt '1 I I1'lllo0Hnl3d 1

ssctktlgghscfil molxlrrrsm A-lvtohhsll rce::f!l?;d Talliistr Ttlteiretl Til ll Rimn Driiflincialo snflalflfnlllga Tat an "'om.)o.m'' .. trough lute

sick (3 mj,nm,)'iM,s.Ameg?gh.;.: annual holidays. Duringmhrif :iderab1lsehlengt.1ll at time. Also ”.g"'::;'d gnu

Mrs. Robert Stevenson. :5 wall relieved by Mr iggcon wing is '”e:n'i710yt:g5;n ;g,q,,",,' tut R ni.duQp.m 0! '..ud".. h,,.,l

frhe blankets which were recelv- 9"- 1on(etW',n lllnilamed lprint.) Nigeria 44. Tubular, eo. from the Fairi-ield Woolen .M d ' gpog on nwdm 3-Lpume. condmv Mills, were. then distributed among have "M '" mm” "04 HIGH 0" Tuesda mom. h 1 b us ,..'eyeitd (var.)i zmsgllonl 45,ummr the members. dmmm. Mu.ElrPe.lrlI1eSlAS"e that; mm at Wm; Rmd'l35:ng0 05” nunlmlc 16.!-ladl! 2l9.0rientnI t?.Bro0d or ,.e'1S1heatsigt:";,l;e,;.m&et;;:s willlbebrf Boston. Mass. run my, Anenw", ,.':. schools in the district to trier: the .0. 1:::h"hd '""'” 9h"””M . . . . M M" Em. All Y - d , tn . ta-to . 0 us: - (vm . ggglmfglgv ggmggrynefhgudlgggg am... ' ' ” "' ”” i” 2?... EL l?.'i.?g Ei.liii'?.i”Eiir"l2”'il1iC ”:f,,';"" "-3"'-"' 4'-V-tl-l 48-9” A ' 1m. J dl . S0 f Ti

M” Clam” cmsweu md Miss Sub-Lieutenant Maurice DeLo;y T.E:ChelT1g ltrtnedlgiertenet l;?ltc(17!:l?.';lrl: ni-Akpk

W""”E Clldnlm The mllectlon 101' R. c. N.. Halifax. N. s. and Vear. Miss Ruby MacLeod whim 3”"

me "am"? "m9"m9d "1 3135- Officer Cadet Cullen DeLory R lload. who taught in Montague 'u'hl.'nd (Di;

Pml"3mm9 C9mmm99 10? 3999' C. N.. Halliax. N. S. were ivl... Memorial High for the gt ever. It mm")

0m'h9P rs MW R0138” SWVCMOH tore to the Island over the week al year: is now tethchirig in ”'G”&mA"

frhg meeting closed with --rile end. belnz called home due to thn rlmaeneil. Mr .-Davin Erskine it '"'u”''””

Kmg ' im" which lunch W” k”'' d"”' "I ""3" Rrnndfather. Mr, teaching in Kllrnuir Mrs Russell ”'n'"u'

id ii the iclhmelia lmd ”,”'"T”':' T- P. Cullen of Charlottetown. i Maciieth has taken. whim nmcr ”-3'''''' m”

ll r Arie. 9 ns es: also re: - T h A ' , up

ed the members with ice-cream. QUADBlPLE:'r1s'dnon,yq ts:io,?0iu';”gap'T::1dg lfrlgghlggmgg l.:ltt::

wwm'w"""m"' an. Aug. 20 Moore Commercial Cross is con- BALMORAL, Scotland - (CP)- -(AP)-Quma:.gwgB be , ma W mum R N . m- Aswan g1:&n(it&o:'g.con holldgl gm-e. ila ugh-L-iwere born todayyto 2'1-yea: g -" "1 ii ML 0'm- gamma ,. c a grouae- un mg n 0 rs. Muriel Brenda B MCINTREAL, A , . g 3 lIdaIi&.

lhl-. moorland air is the best thing wife of a mu. mech.nlc,rovy'-:1.:Twenty-five nrllliglr mend (cigiir "'”"""h””

r!;l;0r:lE9:flithArl;lJf1dlrtl;)Vels lav fnen Browns have one other child. Tr... Scandinavian air cadets left Can- -A-".u""'m?

spam on 0 9 C55 0 Fl I cloth: and all four additions were ME by Fl.C.A.F. plane today rift," gm” '

- epor it doing well. oomplctinlz ll three-week tour of ”.m,.....k.

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