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Mr. John Mciiearney, engineei on the "Brant." in Plctou, N. S., is spending a sick leave at his home in Lower Montague.

. . 'TllRIFTY Household and Pantry Sale. Szitiii'dav. October 13th. Building. Auspices Trinity United Church choir.

..'THE MONTAGUE BAfTlST PASTORATE. - ll A. M. Mon- tague. Preacher, l.lc. ilartiey Con- don of Cliarloitetoivii. Prcaelier:

Preacher: Lic. H. Cqndon.

. . 'GEORGETOWN PASTORAL fllmlttil-Z.-Uriited Church of Can- ada. Services for October 19th. it A. M. Sturgeon. Rally Day Service 2.30 P. M. Milltcwn Cross, Rally Day Service. '7 P. M. Georgetowii. Rev. W. A. Paterson, Minister.

. . "THE PRF.3Bl"l'ERI.-LV Church in Canada. Services ,inr Sunday. October 10th. as follows: Montague ii A. M. and 7.30 P. M. Sacrament of Baptism at evening service. Cai'dir,zzm 1230 P. M. the Lord's supper at Cardigan ser- vice. Mniitaguc Sunday School 10 A. M. Rev. F. N. Young. Minister.

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. . SCHICKEN SUPPER and Dance, Cardigan Hall. October 20th. supper from 5 till 9 P. M.

Miss Phyllis MacPherson, Sum- merside, spent the weekend at her home in Montague with Mrs. Mar- garet MacPherson.

Miss Alice Colllngs, Summerside. spent the weekend at her home in Montague. guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Collings.

Mr. and Mrs. Carliton Hume and family, Little Sands, and Mrs. Dan Daly. New Glasgow, N. S., were siindny guests of Mr. and Mrs. Angus Matheson, Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herring and son, Garry, Murray Harbour, were recent guests of Mrs. I-lerringls parents, Mr. and Mrs. Angus Matlieson, Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. Low Bruce and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bruce, Truro, N. S., WQYE recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. John A. MacKenzie. Montague.

. tMiss Alga I-lennigan, who spent the past few months at her home in Montague, left Saturday lfor Montreal where she has enter- ed the Royal Victoria Hospital for treatment.

Miss Thelma Larter and Mr. David McKenna, Montague, at. tended the 13th annual P.Y.P.S. donference in Summerslde last weekend.

. 'Miss Ardath Macxenzle, Low- er Montague, lcft. yesterday for Halifax, where she has accepted a position.

'Severol of the young people from Murray Harbour North and Peter's Road attended the Y, 13.3,

conference in buromerside last week. ...!)l0NTAGUE United Pastor-

ate, Sunday, October 19th. Wor- ship services. Montague, ll n.m.; Lower Montague 7:30 pm. Rev. J. M. Fraser, minister

..tHOYT'S BEAUTY SALON. Souris. - Special on Permanent W-Wes. 310.50 De Luxe, Eugene Creme Wave 57.50. 57.50 Creme Wave 55.00. 33.50 end permanent. 010 finger wave). Mrs. Hoyt with with an experienced operator will be in Souris, October 27th to Nov- ember 1st.

Mr. John MacDonald, Noble Grand, presided at the regular meeting of Hillside Lodge. 1. O. 0. F. Montague. Tuesday evening. Plans. were dlscused for conferring the first degree on a number of candidates and at the close of the meeting degree practice was held under the direction ofithe degree master, Mr. William MacL,ean,

....'MURRAY HARBOR Pastoral Charge, United Church of Can- nria. Services, Sunday. October 10th: 11 am. Murray Marbour; 2 p.n1. Liiile Sands; 3:30 p.m, Belle River: Rally Day will be held at these services. 7 pm. Murray River. Rev. E. S. Hales of Wood Islands. guest speaker. Rev. D. Wallace MacPherson, minister,

....'PARENTS ATTENTION - There will be R meeting of the Montague Home and School As- sociation in the school on Monday evening, Oct. 20 at 8 p.m. All parents are invited to aitenj. arrangements to be made for cele- brating l-lallowe'en.

.. tMiss Thelma Larter at the regular meeting of the Presbyterian Y. P. S., Montague, which was held at the meme Tues- day evening.

The devotional period wu in charge of Miss Kny Mauxenzie. The meeting opened with the hymn "Rock 0f'Ages.",followed by the Scripture and prayer. The Bible study was conducted by Rev. F. N. Young after which the mgm. bers took part in a very ixmmcg. ive Bible quiz.

An interesting review of the proceedings of the P. Y. P. 5. con. ference held in summersids last weekend was given by Miss 131-1" and Mr. David Moxenna. '

Roll call was answered by eleven members. The minutes of the 1”; meeting were read by the secret, MY. Miss Lucy Miller. and gp. proved as read.

Plans were discussed for hold. ing a social evening at the msnse on Oct. 28th. The meeting closed with the Mlzpah benediction.

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.. .'Mlss Jessie Dewar left you”. day my-eturn to Boston, Mass. of. tar fl. leasant vacation in am- denell. guest of her mother, Mrs. Albert Dewar. she was acoompa .

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Boyd Gang. - Sentenced -

TORONTO, oft. 16-(CP)-Erb win Alonzo Boyd. 38, leader of a notorious bank robbery and jail- breaking gang, today was senten- ced to spend the rest of his nat- ural life in penitentiary.

Song of 5 retired policeman and brother of a missionary, he listened calmly but with his sunken cheeks twitching as Judge Robert Forsyth pronounced sen- tence. Seven other members of the gang also were sent to pris- on.

Boyd was actually sentenced to eight life terms, one for each of the Toronto area banks he looted of upwards of 5100.000 altogether during the last three years. He drew another 10 years for assault with intent to rob. four years for each of two automobile thefts, two years for each of two escapes from the Don Jail here-last No- vember and last month-and five years for jallbreaklng. However, the terms are concurrent.

An official of the Attorney-Gem eral's Department said later:

"A life sentence means exactly that. I think, however. as fl mat- ter of practice. Ottawa (Justice Department) lets 1! than go after 20 years, if he has shown good behaviour, on R ticket of leave."

Boyd's attractive wife, Doreen. freed earlier of a conspiracy charge, burst into tears upon hearing the sentence. She rushed up to him, threw her arms around him and kissed him.

William R. Jackson, 27, was sen- tenced ta 20 years on two charges of bank robbery. The terms will be consecutive to fl term of seven years and 10 lnshes imposed on him last year for assault and rah- bery. He will also serve two years consecutive on each of two charges of jail breaking and they bring his terms all told to 31 years and lashes.

His brother, Joseph Jackson, 31. will serve 10 years on one charge of-armed robbery. o

Allister Gibson, 25 his brother- in-law, was given eight years on one charge of armed robbery. Boyd's brother, Norman, 32, was sentenced to three years for bank robbery and nine months concur- rent for harboring Boyd.

Joseph Lasso, 47, received :1 nine-month sentence for harboring Boyd and William Jackson after they broke out of jail last No- vember. His wife. Elizabeth, 4-1. and Mrs. Mary Mitchell, sister of gunman Leonard Jackson, each re- ceived six months indeterminate on the same charge. The Lessos are parents of Steve Suchan.

Leonard Jackson and Suchan previously were sentenced to be hanged Dec. 16 for murder in the shooting last March 6 of Sergeant of Detectives Edmund Tong. Tong was shot down without warning as he approached an automobile to question its two occupants.

led by her sister. Miss Lillian Dewar, Charlottetown, who will visit friends and relatives in Bos- ton and New York. .

....'Al'TER TODAY-Just one more day to go on the Rexall One Cent Sale at your friendly Rexall Drug Store in Montague. Here's what happens. You buy an advertised Rexail product and for another penny. your original pur- chase is duplicated. And that sec- ond Rexall product is just as big. just as fine as the first. What a chance to stock up on drug store Items you're bound to need. But a word of warning. The Rexall One Cent Sale ends tomorrow night-so donlt lose any time In coming in to your friendly Rexail Drug Store. Remember-the Rex- all Qne Cent Sale means savings for you. Mabon Drug Co.

CAIRO. Oct. 14 - (Reuters) - Prime Minister Mohamed Naguib has changed his 14-year-old son's name to salah the newspaper Al Ahram reporte today. The boy previously was named Farouk, like

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