Pictured above are scenes at the boat races yesterday at Murray Harbor. In the upper pictures can be seen some of the boats competing along with visiting craft and the of- ficial float. Centre is a view of the spectators ashore. In the last picture three contestants tinker diligently with a motor prior to a race. They were too absorbed to notice a

Nildaiiiuessive Service At Montague Church

..'A vary impreuiva spacial de- votion marking Marian Year at st. Mary's Church at Montague was hsld last evening with the cele- bmtion of solemn High Man by Roy, J. B. Crolxan of St. Thar-esa's. Anisting him wen Rev. Urban Gillls of Vernon River as deacon. and Rev. 1''. L. Mullally of sturgeon as sub-deacon. Rev. Leonard Mc- : , acted as master of iaromonies.

A very large number was in Ila- asoduica from neighboring parish- II. since this particular devotion was held only in parishes which wars named in honor of Mary. Other similar services were held at North Rustico. Souris, Indian River. Wellington. Brno. Mt. Car- nal and Palmer: Road.

Ray. J. P. E. 0'1-Ianley. Cardigan, preached a very inspiring sermon on a special devotions of Marian Year to Mary, the mother of God. and her role in the redemption of mankind.

The choir, which sang the Mass of the Angels. was under the di- rection of Rev. sylvera Gallant of Chsrlottetow-n. Mrs. Earl MacDon- ald of Cardigan was organ accom-

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Present also at the devotions wan Rev. Owen Kiggins. George-V town and Rev. Phaien Mcxenna, Morell.

St. Marys Church in Montague was erected in 1071 as .1 mission parish. and its first pastor was Rev. William Phaien. Rev. J. W. Mcclardie, the present pastor, be- came the first resident pastor only a few years ago when St. Mary's

open confirmation for the moment.

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. .'Warm weather, a light breeze and a. partly clouded sky made a perfect setting for the boat races and afternoon tea held at Murray Harbor yesterday which was attend- ed by a very large crowd.

Premier A. W. Matheson was present, together with other Gov- ernment members.

The main feature of the day, the boat races, drew the attention of the crowd, and they received many thrills from the fast racing and close finishes.

Laurie Herring Murray Harbor captured the free-for-all contest, and finished well out in front. Angus MscNeiil won the a-cylind- er class, and other winners included Merrill MacDonald, s-cylinder, second class: Dave Irvine, a-cylind- er, first class: and Laurie Mc- l-lerron. 4-cylinder. several out- board motor boats staged a race which was greatly enjoyed by the crowd and which was won by Everett Plstts, Charlottetown.

On the grounds, patrons enjoyed many games and refreshments booths. climaxed by a delicious sup- per served by the Ladies of the

clined any formal comment or

Murray Harbor Boat Wins Feature

Event At Races Yesterday; large Crowd

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women's Institutes of Murray Har- bor. Beach Point and White Sands.

The following are the results of the boat races:

4-cylinder-1. Laurie McHerron, Murray Harbor North; 2. Leon Claw, Murray Harbor North.

..'ST. MARY'S PABISH. Mont- ague. chicken supper. Wednesday. August 18, Beaver Club Hall.

..'AIIE YOU STILL PAYING on last winter's fuel bill? You can reduce that bill up to 257-: by in- stalung loose wood insulation be- tween your attic posts. The labor need cost you nothing for you can easily do it yourself in an afternoon or evening. Now is the time to make your purchase of insulation at the M. F. schurman Co. Ltd.

....fBENEI"IT PERFORMANCE - "The Feminine Touch" 3-act play. presented by the Y.P.U. of Trinity United church, Montague. was staged at Yeols Theatre before a packed house last night in a bene- fit performance for the 0'1-lalioran family of Greenfield who lost their home, farm buildings and almost all their possessions in a recent fire. The play was received with the highest appreciation by the de- lighted audience who spontaneously applauded the actors time and again. The audience also enjoyed several special numbers: A solo by Miss Florence MacDonald, ”She's My Daisy"; tsp dancing by Miss MacDonald, Kay Macbean, Glenda Jamieson Carol Ann Sullivan. and Elaine Poole. Two numbers "It is No Secret" and "Sometimes" were beautifully sung by Mrs. Doug Coffin and Mrs. Arnold Wightman. Miss Marcia MacDonald and Miss Heather Jsmieson presented an en- trancing and delightful walse bal- let on toe, followed by Misses Ver- onica and Gillian Taylor with a selection of songs ”For Me And My uni", Aint Got A Barrel of Money" and "Red, Red Robin.” The two girls also sang "River Seine" in both English and French which was much appreciated. Miss Judy MacDonald, Cardigan, delighted the audience with a Sword Dance and Highland Fling,. Atzcompanists were Mrs. D. M. MacDonald, Mrs. Ralph Beck, Mrs. Horace Fraser and George Boudreault. Total gross receipts from the benefit perform- once was 3171.35, and following a

will be turned over to the fund for the O'Halloran family. Mr. Yeo donated his theatre for last night's presentation. It should also be not- ed that Misses Veronica Taylor. Gillian Taylor, Myrna Beck and Olga Hennigar sold tickets to the benefit performance to the extent of approximately 596.00. All of

success of cause.

Stevedores' Deaf-In Ruled Accidental

MONTREAL, (GP)-A coroner's jury Wednesday ruled accidental

last night's worthy

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.-."'THE FEMININE Touda", 3- act comedy play by Montague Players will be presented at Mur- ray River hall tonight at 8:30 p.m.

Personal?

fMiss Nita Munroe, Boston. Mass. is spending her summer holidays with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Munroe, Montague.

fMiss Helen Marony, Boston, Mass, is visiting friends in Mon- tague. She is the guest of Miss Nita Munroe and Miss Edith Clay.

....'Rev. A. Morisset, Ottawa. was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Aubrey and family at River View Hotel, Lower Montague. ,

. fGuests at River View Hotel, Lower Montague, include: Ray. and Mrs. H. L. Mitton, and son Ronald. Rev. Mr. Mitton, who is pastor of Windsor Baptist Church, Windsor, N. S., is supplying at the Baptist Church, Charlottetown, for the month of July. Rev. and Mrs. Eric A, Beggs, pastor of St. Laurent Presbyterian Church. Montreal. Que. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Beasley, Halifax, N. 5., Mr. and Mrs. Claude Aubrey and four children. Mr. Aub- rey is chief librarian at Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. John MacDonald,i Cape Breton, N. 3.

MAY RELEASE PRISONER

BONN. Germany (Reuters) - Johann Neitz. German war criminal sentenced by a Canadian military court shortly after the war to 21 years imprisonment, is due for re- lease in November if he qualifies for a good conduct remission. a British spokesman said Friday. Ncitz was sentenced for the at- tempted murder of two Canadian airmen on Oct. 18, i944.

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