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AIELNTS:-MONTAGUE: Ilarold F. Landry. Mn. Byron Stewart, Mn lsruco MacPl'iee. Mia: Joyco Wiulnton, Min Joan Johnston AGENT GEORGETOWN: Waldon Lovers.

The Guardian may he bought at the lollowlug places In Itlortuue: Blue Dome Restaurant. and uuardlan Office; in Georgetown: Tho I'nt Office: In Souriaz The Snack Bar and II. Richard: 1; son.

....'s5.oo FOR YOUR old bat- ....'lil0h'TA(il'l-I llnitcd Baptist iery when you buy it 17-plate at Church. service Suiidiiy, Noni Budls Accessories. Montague. llth. Sunday School 10 a.m.,

regular service it ii.in. You are

..”.IOI.N' OUR BULOVA Lay-lweiconie. Lie. W. D. Johnston. Away Plan today. C. R. Boehner.l

Jeweller, Montague. ..'llOMI:I ONTIIOILIDAY - Mr.

J. J. Landiry returned to Mont-

.. 'KlNG'S ('()l'N'l'Y Hospital . ague yesterday after spending the -iintpziiizn for funds to hiiild Fl past, several weeks on board the iiirses iv-sirlciicc SliIl'IS Nnvcnihc-r.lmpei'ial Oil tanker out of Pow- l!"th. BC cvncmus. ;land. Maine. Mr. Landry, who

'conducts a restaurant business

..'s('0L'T MEI-."l1NG - A short: in Monm-.,...p. mu have a low.

meeting; of the First IVIl)lII3SUElwpek5' in.-9 b..f.,..e ....,.m.ing L0 Boy Scout Troop was held atiponiand.

the H1'.'l'l School vesterday after-I

noon to inakn Rl'l'flllgel1lel'lI.S for: nvmow,-5 the poppy sale on Saturday. Mr. l1-owhv ,. M..-

TT0 .CHAIlLOTTE- and Mrs. Bryer

i'Irtc Mac-liiniicn and SC0lll."lnaSItfl;ILlewellyn and 5.," La... R.” DUl3T- Rlllmledl 599 Wyn 0 ;Mo-ntague yesterday to take up Ill? WW" '0 9-"ll Pd” M W335 5” residence in Charlottetown. Mr

that .i would be covered as eom- l Lie..,..m...p Dl8'-CLV 33 PITS3 33- ,5”?-5 01 . for Cocltshuti. has resided in uieutlis to htisiiicss firms iva'.iMomdg..m (0.. me mm ..m,. and ti0lldUC”id 1351 l”9k- mid 53””'lhls many friends xvi.-I1 him ct'ci'y ll?” W” be Nile day I" We 3"" success lll his new work.

eral public.

island represeiitativc

-w- ' 'Nl'RSERI' CI.L'B--'l'lie regular . . V v ' I l --'-DIRPERI ""3 ”E.hT'RG”f meeting of the Niiixsri-y Club was ""3 ”"-'”'al' ""e't3"'; "I M” tM”.'”'lhe'.d at the home of . Alalroliii "l(-lwC1Ll'1Ill;tl5,'l91(;1, lat eT::':lg Clair with clcicn inciuocrs pic- II , ix . co.in ta r Il'llr ' .5 II T ,-3, .5.dt . , as mrmbcm mesmt. an no it . pic n nptnc. dent. opened the meeting in theipuegldent am me i- - th. re idcnt. The f ' i V, . zllfellllfn Tore renadpbv lhc seci'i:t- "ad by H" 55-'31”-ll.l' and app:ov- rtla ,.'Q.,(,d M ',..,ad xi” newled as read. No new lJLl52I16:S tins Illlillltpss Til discussed and IIII"d:5ckAEcd and U" 9w”i”g Mk”. pvi-nin: xx": spent in st-yviirv lilllllspent in Sam” and '"'3"dmg' mend”: 1' hntch wag stjrved Gbvuw;Luncli was served by the hostess liosiessgnssistcd bv Mrs lDrll855iS”d by M” 131” MMCI” "nd MaCC'..',;al;na ,1... Ho,...ceiF,.a.(.',.;ivf.'s. Horace Fra.-ri. after which 3””. which a sncml period was .1 social period xiii: enjoyed. The cnjovccl The nnxt YIICPIIII" to he""'i3” "l('9”"g ls 10 htkl at me e ' 9 ' . ., . '-, . , hold at the home of Mrs. Horace mm? M MW Hm”? l'””9'- Fraser. 'i ' i'"'

minutes were

..-ro ser. noriu. Cour-Lc-N . Q)"'l' W) M”f?'33”e scglwlk chril" "The regular meeting of the "1"" 3” lemmg b-Y1 Htlttc. t :5 Seaside Hockey Fans Junior Red l';;l;'”('i'l3tmf”"RofJ1la: :1.” :;l"P”n0.Crnss Society of Cable Head West ” ” ,, 5 ,i ” ”School was held on Oct. 26. 19.31. ""5 Etflabelh amt "wt puke "Elf The meeting, opened by repent- Edmbmght .The lemm”f"g, "”"l”iing the Pledge. The minutes were b" "I. chl1fife"' applgaxtpme!-approi'ed as corrected and the 150- ha” p1”at".mca;:”d(: t?3'fkitrcasui'er's report was read. Col- IV9-V3”CF 5: "hiethc;lEya'ting3faCi”1t,:( llection on hand amounted to 37 s oqurppe W - A--it t '

3"” Several 5”per”5or5l who m”3cc"I1'lise healtlf report whs read and

lmk ""h"'e"h L21: c::ilr:'1:0"?"t rcilcyiapproved and the appointments for on P r'Ll. F. - '

next week were as follows: e "mi P-"R ll'h”e 59”” has been, Dusting-Elsie MacLai-en. ”5'"”d fl” mam H; l3 ullder,-i Health-Teddy MacLarcn. -timid ill” the "ucktl W” "em? Blackboard-Billy Sanderson. her-3 N ”"""' and Wm "tum S ' Bookcase-Ross Allen.

JUNIOR RED CROSS

6 F-Mr Program-Earle Macswain. ' Indoor Comnilttee-Sterling An- derson and Richard MacLarcn. n Outdoor Committee-Dnvicl and W In. Don MacLaren. A N E Roll call was answered by fav- . mite hockey team. There was 25 trucks to haul gravel Isome discussion regarding making !candy to raise funds for J. R. c. From Iona I TO Flat River lling and seconded by Millar San- iderson that each member make POOLE & BEER lflidge in be sold. - - The program COIISISINI of several CONSTRUCTION CO- ignmcs. Roll call is to be answered Iby "Tricks I played on Hallow- Montague ii-'en". Mectin closed by singitig I K the National Anthem. ly The following is the slnlc of of-

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NO MATINEE TODAY . . . If however weather is unfavorable Matinee will be held at usual time.

EXTRA! "ROYAL TOUR" NEWS - CARTOON

WAR DRUMS SOUND DEATH FOR BLONDE LEOPARD GIRL - AS JOHNNY RIPS JUN- GI.E TO SAVE HER!

SEE - - - Human Sacrifice! Fabulous Trous- uros! Animal lat-ties! Strange Ritos in I-Iio lagoon of tlio Dead! .

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In-tows 7-9 -. NO MATINEE TODAY

The wCc'"re5l'1tiie mcetin: in thc absent-c of the,

It was moved by Stcrlins! Andcr-I

-Threle Montague Scouts To Be Honoredltiday

..'Among the fifteen P. E. 1. -Boy Scouts who will be awarded Kihe King's Scout certificate. the ihighcst ranking of the public 59, "39 DVIGZBS. by Her Royal Highness Princess Elizabeth when I!-he R0381 party visits the Exper- .imental Farm today. are three .lScouts of the lst Montague Troop. ulames MacDonald, and David Stewart.

Mr.

began his scouting five years

logo. completed his tcnderfoot andiof the apeclgtors

3193'” Bcck la separate Southern

Jimmy. l7 years old. the son of ..m, the winners 0; the and Mrs. Bert MacDonald.lMo,e1i series.

rm: GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN '

5-Team. Hockey Loop Is Considered. In Kingis

..'Negotiatlons no at present iunderway to form a five-team hockey loop in King's Countythls year. it was learned from u re- liable source yesterday.

The proposed loop will include . Montague, Murray Harbour. Georgetown, Souris and Morell.

Last year Montague. Murray Harbour and Georgetown formed King's loop. the winners of which played off Souris-

It was found that the interest lagged about

second class. and went on to fin- 'mtd.5e35on ans; having seen each

i-li the first class tests in 1949., This year Jimmy completed the: King's Scout requirements. andj has passed thirty-two badges,

':' ly a record in such a short: pe od. To complete his work. he pt)s'SE:'S0s the C card and bush- iii:in's thong.

Bloycc. 15 years old. the son of. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Beck, .startcd' scouting only four years ago. He. It-oniplcted tendcrfoot and second class. and in lSf9 successfully p:.s:ed the first class tests. This year he completed the tests for Kiiigs Scout. and has to his credit. tucnty-.'our badges. C eaid. and the buShmah's thong. ,

David. also I5 years old. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Stew-, art. also started scouting fourf jvciirs ago. Having passed thei tenderfoot and second class test.l he ccmplctcd first ('l3SS tests early this sprinii. Later this year he merited the King's Scout. badge by successfully passing the requirements. In addition he. po esses thirty-one badges. Cl .c:ii ' and the bushmaii's thong. I Although having been scoutinizr fnr only a few years. their careeri vlizis been one of success, reaching?

. the liigliest goal of scouts. the. .reward for whicli. the King Scout, certificate. will be presented to,

.th:m today by Her R0.VBl Hi3h'i ness in R spcvial ceremony. a iprcsentzition which will be their. .rrnwnin: achievement. 3 l I liicers for the present year: . i l, President. Elsie MacLareii; vice-, prcsidciit. Sterling Anderson: sec-yr lretary Teddy MacLaren; treastir-I cr,,Ricliard MacLaren; clrcuiatior. manager. Earle Macswaiii.

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, Vicinity I I . D, . I 3 Mr. P. R. Sinnott. Jr. and his sister. Norma. have gone to the. city where they are employed tol

reside for the winter months. 1

I ..'Mr. Johnwlil. O'Brien. -after spending a few days at his ;home here owing to serious ill- ness of his father, Mr. John T.

iO'Brien in the Charlottetown I Hospital. ' Mr. John T. O'Brien. Bristol's

igrand old man. was taken to the "Charlottetown Hospital on Wed- Inesciay evening. October 2-ith His condition is now reported as improved and he will be home again shortly. Mr. O'Brien, is now eighty-six.

Pisquid Eosi Noies Mr. Floyd Jay was in Montague on business Monday, October 29th.

'Mr. Earl MacDonald, Peukes. was a visitor in Charlottetown Tuesday. October 23rd.

Mrs. George Dover was it visitor in Charlottetown Thursday, Octo- llFI' 2.'ith.'

Mr. and Mrs. Earle MacDonald. Lornc Valley, were visitors in Plsquid East Wednesday October 24th., guests oi Mr. .and Mrs. George W. Jar.

Mr. and Mrs. B.W. Birt. Park- dale, were in Pisquid East Sunday October 28th.. guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Dover.

Miss Georgie Dover. teacher in Pisquid East School. was it visitor to Charlottetown Saturday, Octo- ber 27th.

Mr. and Mrs. George W. day were visitors in Lorne Valley Tues- day. October 23i-d.. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earle MacDonald.

Mr. iind Mrs. Lcvl Jay. Miss Mabel Jay and Mr. Bruce Jay were visitors in Chiirlottetown Thun- dny, October 25th. ”

Mr. Lt-llh Woolrldge. Mount. Stewart. spent. Sunday. October 28th iii. the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Woolridge. Plsquid East.

Mr. and Mn. Harold G. Jay, ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. E12. Jay. motored to Montague Sunday, Oct. 28t

Mr. and Mrs. Walter While. Don- agh. were guests of Mr. and Mn. Owi-n Kelly on Sunday. October 28th.

Mr. Sammy Blrt. C.N.R. aeo- tlonmnn at Vernon River spent the weekend at his home here.

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uP'I'oIIl'I'lIl'I' llttull and liiaplylll Olanoo

uounuun. r. I. I.

by appointment

beau consume MO Dlqtlloro.

local team play so often. with the result that gate receipts dropped sharply. with two more teams in the loop. the interest of the spectators would be kept at ahlgh

Lorne Valley and D O C - Vicinity

tMr. and Mrs. Lloyd MacDon- old were visitors to Montague on Saturday, October 27th.

Mr. Peter MacLeod motored to Charlottetown on Thursday. Oct. 2.'ith. to attend the hockey game between the Glace Bay Miners and the Islanders.

IMr. and Mrs. Earle MacDonald v.ere business visitors to Charlotte- tcwn on Wednesday. Oct. 24th.

Messrs. Lauren MacLeod, Roy MacLeod and Bruce Wooiridga motored to Charlottetown on Sat- urday, Octobcr 27th.

Mrs. Mary McPhee, Mrs. Minnie Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. C.M. Mac- Cvrath and Mr. Charles Mac-Grath motored to Summerside on Wed- nesday, October 24th.

Mi: Floyd Jay and Mr. Leith Woolrldge. Plsquld, were visitors in Lorne Valley on Thursday, Oct. 25th.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mclntyre were visitors to Church Road on Sunday, Oct. 28th, guests of Mrs. McIntyre's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer James.

Misses Norma and Glenda Mac- Lcod. Charlottetown, spent last weekend at their home In Lorne Valley.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Shaw had as weekend guests their daughters, Miss Chris Shaw, Charlottetown, and Miss Emily Shaw, Union Road.

Mr. and Mrs. George Mccanneli,

lcftlcliarlottetown. motored t.o iioriic recently for his duties in Halifaxivalley on Sunday, Oct. 28th, and

Lwcre guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reub- lcll Mecannell.

1 Mr. Charles MacGrath has rc- liurncd to his home in Hyde Park. ,Mass.. after spending an enjoyable vacation in Lorne Valley.

Messrs. Vernon MacDonald and "Walter MacLcod. Charlottetown, motored to Lorne Valley on Sun- ictay, Oct. ziitn, where they visited iwlth friends.

Miss Audrey Macbougall. Mont- ague. spent the weekend of Oct 28th in Lorne Valley, at the home of her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Maclieod. '

Mrs. Daniel Shaw and Miss Marina Show were visitors to Charlottetown. on Saturday. Oct. 27th.

Mr. Cecil MacNcill left on sun- day. Oct. 28th for Massachusetts. where he will visit relatives and friends.

Mrs. Oliver Douglas and chil- dren. Marlene and Lloyd, Head of Hillsboro. are spending a few days with Mrs. Douglas' parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Maclnnia. ..

Mr. and Mrs. Grover Macxay and family, Strathcona. were re- cent. visitors to Lorne Valley. They were guests or Mrs. Macxnyvs pn- rents. Mr. and Mrs. J. 3. Mac- Neill.

Mr. Charles MacGrat.b, Mr. and Mrs. Munro MacGrath and son John. and Mines June and Joan Macclrath were visitors to Bangor on Friday, Oct. 26th. They were guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crane.

Mr. and Mrs. Cuyler Dingwell and family. Marie. and Mr. and Mrs. Homer James, Church Road. were recent visitors to Lorne Val- ley where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd MacDonald.

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rodgerson. accompanied by Mr. Rodger-Jon's father and Mr. and Mrs. George Jay, Plaquld. motored to Lorrie Valley on Sunday. Oct. lath. They were gueaia of Mr. and Mrs. Earle MacDonald.

Mr. and Mn. Lloyd MacDonald and daughterl. Shirley. Ilalno and Beyl. were visitor: to Orwell (love on Sunday. Oct. 38th. They were guests of Mn. Mu:Donald'I liner. Mrs. lunloy Morrison and Mr. M

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A miscellaneous shower wn held in home Vauoy Hall on Thurs- day. Oct. 25th. in honor of Misti Marina Shaw. when marriage will tsko o in the near future. Many autlful and useful (Illa were opened by mu Muriel Mac- Donald and prooontod by ut- Ilarjorio Maolnnia who road the accompanying good villus. was nona Ilulmll arranged the gins. Marina gracefully up;-ouoii not tlianlo. and the remainder of tho ovoning was pleasantly went in music and dancing. The music was supplied by Mauro. Stanley and Jackie Weboter. Lloyd llocbonald gramonno and Mice Juno Mu-

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receipt: would not drop

mid-season.

other. It is also possible

the county is decided. A meeting is to be called in the

ion on this new league. key-mifided local fans.

Georgetown and - I I O Vicinity

Mr. James H. Skinner of

Bridgetown was a visitor to

Georgetown on Friday. Nov. 2nd.

Mr. Rupert Wight motored to

the City on Sunday. Nov. 4th.

itor to the City on Sunday. Nov. Mrs. N. W. I-lanscn was a vis- 1th.

Miss Frances DcLury left on Saturday. Nov. 3. for a short visit td Boston. Mass.

Mayor and Mrs. P. L. Boud- reault motored to Charlottetown on Friday. Nov. 2nd.

Mrs. Wilfred McQuillaii and son Wilfred were. visitors to the City on Saturday. Oct. 27th.

Miss Margaret Wood of the C. N. R. Telegraphs in Charlottetown was the weekend guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. W.T. Wood.

Mr. Charles Currie of Charlotte- town visited Georgetown last week. Charles is now employed with Maritime Central Airways and re- ccntiy returned from a few weeks at Gander Airport. He is presently employed with M.C.A., in Char- tottctotvn.

His friends in Georgetown will be pleased to hear that Charles "Tim" Mair underwent a success- ful tonsilectomy at the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital on Friday. Oct. 26th.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rankin, Mrs. Lester Rankin and son Barrie, Mrs. Elmer Myers and son Leith. of Lot 411, were visitors to Georgetown re- cently and were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C.A. Fraser.

Mr. Harry Lovers. Mr. Andrew Lavers. Master Billy Lavers and Mrs. Henry Parker motored to Halifax. N. S., last week. via Wood islands. returning by Bor- den.

Mr. Francis Bouehard who is employed with the County Con- struction Company town, spent last weekend at his home in Georgetown.

Mr. Neil A. wi-igiii. I'l'8W incin-

poy(t.. it is thought. so that gate on in

Moreover, with al teams play- ing in the same loop, it will give each a better opportunity to study the strong and weak points of its opponents. so that when the play- offs take place each "team will be famlllarlzed with the play of tilhofrents. Mr. and Mrs. A.H. Stewart.

at there will be a four tcum semi- final. before the championship of

near future by Major J. A. Mac- Donald. president of the league. to determine the concensus of opin- which, should it materialize. will provide a first rate hockey season for hoc-

in Charlotte- '

bar or the l)ominion Government

Dredge No. 9. now stationed in Charlottetown. spent last week- end at his home in Georgetown.

Miss Joyce "Billie" Jenkins left on Sunday. Nov, 4. for Montreal, where she will visit with' her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Barber.

Friends of Mrs. GuPHemphm arel very sorry to hear that ill- neu has necessitated her entering the Prince Edward Island Hospi- tal for treatment.

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Stewart are visiting with Mr. Stewart's pa-

Iven is a memiber of Canada's 27th Army Brigade Group and is

on" embarkation leave prior to proceeding overseas. James Maoconnell Jr.. W. J.

Fitzgerald. J. W. Lavers. Jackie Lavers. Clarence Macswain and Howard Walker motored to the City on Saturday. Nov 3. where they attended the Islanders- Moncton hockey game.

Mr. and Mrs. William White of Borden motored to Georgetown on Sunday, Nov. 4th. where they visited at the home of Mrs. J. F. Johnson. On their return they were accompanied as for as the city by Mrs. Ashley Green and Mrs. Florence Jenkins. who visit- cd Ml'. Allen. who is it patient in the P. E. I. Hospital.

E Mrs. James H. Skinner has re- iturned to her home in Bridge- town following a three months visit in Boston. Mass. On her re- turn she was accompanied by her son-in-law and daugliler. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bland and their daugh- ,ter Jewel. who visited Mr. and 'Mrs. Skinner for B. few days be- fore rcturning. by car, to their home in Boston.

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recently -underwent. an opemion.

Much interest ha. been Mama

' in this community by in - ;l:-::ld'Itl3CPI'u;)dI. geese going 1,fi.,”i,'.:f

Mr. and Mrs:-Ealrl M ” Charlottetown spent a:KmrI::e0f week-end with Mm. MgcKenn:t mother. Mrs. Loretta Devine. 5

Mr. and Mrs. Leith Stewart were recent visitors to Montague.

..v nan; friends of J. Edwin Blrt. were sorry to heir of him having seriously injured his eye.

Messrs Merlin Devine

Michael lfandrahan are

ed in hauling K

Ind g Emplo . Ehvel . in Dromorye.

Sub-grading of St. Patrick's has begun by Poole and Beer: of Montague.

A very eniioyable birthday party was held. at the home or M, Alex Grant, in honour of Myrlu; Grant. who celebrated her six”, birthday on October 26th,

Mr. C. E. Burke. photographer. visited the surrounding school dis- tricts taking photos of school groups.

Carlo.-ids of pulp are still being shipped from Peakea Station by

Friends of Mrs. Daniel Trainor g . the people in this locality.

are happy to hear or! the improve- ment in health of her baby, who .

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wandering? They should have you locked in your roomlfifter supp"-

You are deliberately throwing away any Chance you ll ever hay; to meet and know nice boyl. The damage to your reputations is prob. ably already done. At this point it will be hard to convince ill1)'one of your decency, but you'd better make the attempt beiore it get;

It ! - anyBIeilIeerve me. girl: who are really smart and nice-looking don't re. sort to these tactics to meet boys. In fact. even plain-looking girl: can have their quota of beauxs by ill-'31 being Smart. and that meant

looking in the right places for the friends they'd like to know. '” I

I am A working girl of 17 and very fond pt ,1 I heard recently that he is

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DEAR MISS DIX: hay of 19 to whom I have never spoken.

going to be a priest. Should I still miike an attempt to meet him? JOAN ANSWER: It the object of your affections has decided upon n

priestly career. there is no purpose in your exerting special efforts lq become friendly with him. If you succeed in establishing an acquaint. once, you will have to accept what will be. for you. a sad parting when he departs for the seminary. Better leave well enough along and make other friends.