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SCHOOL HAS CROSS COUNTRY RACE

The Montague Elementary school held a cross country run recently which was won by Wayne MacDougall for the boys‘ section and by Susan Nicholson for the girls' sec- tion. Previous to the competi- tion 45 students were exam- ined b_ Dr. G. S. A. lnman who turned down four of the number The competition was

under the direction of the physical education instructor

left

and girls to finish. to

right, Wayne MacDougalI.

. ay pbell. Mir. ’» ,

second with 47. The above plc- Susan Nicholson and Ruth ture shows the first two boys Annear.

ISLAND NEWS. PAGE

Montague, Souris. Kings County

4 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri. May 17, 1963.

Montague To Have Tag Day

For Little League Baseball

little will be used to purchase balls le e and bavntam ball teams and bats as required amusin- Wflgube canvassing the town Sat- j out the year. 'Ilhc conu‘nittee has urday for financial support and I been able to purchase these. sup- oontributions for the purpose oflplles at cost from the Mabon

MONTAGUE The

Ministerial ‘ Ass’n Holds Banquet

MONTAGUE -'- The Kings County Mini-term Association bald its annual banquet in St. Andrew's Presbyth Church ball. Present were Rev and Mrs. Basil Lowery,

Rev. a‘nd Mrs. A. G. J. Sleeves. Rev. and Mrs. Donald Nicholson. Rev

Da and Mrs. Ewen MacDougall. Rev. Ronald Poeklington, Rev. Malcolm Smith. and Rev. Cal-l Curr

h '. ex ndable balllD‘rug Company. :1?me for It’ll-c coming sea-E The ball held is betas com- .ion. la the past couple of years [ pletely mated at present a they have held a tag day andrno cost to in each case were quite success- and considerable new comp-

Grace was asked by Mir.

:5 “1 ' gigligl

: St. Teresa

Home, School

lMacDonald, St. Andrews, P.E.I. the Island more than

the town or citizens m

they raised a funin of 11 children.

He is survived by as grand- children and 83 mat-manor children.

’Pnavious to his wife’s death they celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. In his youth he went to sea. and later he was a contractor and builder

ful and are very appreciative l menl has been purchased includi- counoii meeting mevaere once } ince. again given permission to hold;

O

Island Native

100 boysofthe area cmiiléidbe. . taking part. However to n e' 0 such a number would 6 handle all who wanted to take! ville, Mass, neoenfly of Roder- part in little league ball and are 1 iok P. Iewrs‘ , formerly of West endeavouring to do so acainISt. Peters, in his 107th

year.

of the cooperation and assist- mg a ball pitching machine, ance given. At a recent town l Which is the first in the WOV- a tag day. I

It is estimated that well overl a full time instructor. The Initial league committee has tried tol The death occlmrcd in Somer- this year. I

The funds from this canvass wife the or Mary Jane

i'l‘he late Mr. Lewis, with

Despite his advanced years he was active and alert until a short time before his death. Among the Island relatives *are the family of the late Mlm. Daniel Mooney of Souris.

Plans Lottery

ST. TERESA — St. Teresa's 00!

be held to association; also money would be donated to buy prizes and treats for the pupils at the school closing.

The possibility of Installing playground equipment was also discussed.

The following nominating com-

or

Reginald MacDonald

Delegates who attended the annual homo and school meeting 'In Charlottetown were: Mrs.

Mt. Stewart Elects Slate

up. Ida May was elected president at the aural means. of the Mulder: of Mt. Sta-w. at biennial Hall Co. Ltd.

A vote of ihaflu was .. a. as... Mrs: Daniel am.

Essie Jay was elected vim. president: Mrs. Wendell McAs. Icy. mm.

Illa-es new directors elected were cam Antleck, and... Glover and Bruce Plant. and the other four directona lie-elected were. Mrs. Clarence Coffin Goddie mines. Wendell Jay' and Wendell McAssey.

Present were ex.

tend-ad to include more mph orgmiutionr and by an unani- mous vote alcoholic beveragu, With or without permit. are no: to be sold or served in the hall at any functions at any time.

Sixtus Curran. Mrs. Joseph Kenny. Sister Mary Alfred. Sis. ter Mary Bennet. Miss Margaret

a: E

The pnwam consisted of a very interesting talk by John

. MacDonald, of the mental health

division, who outlined services offered and achievements ac- complished by the divxsion of the health department.

Robert Mills and was run on a team basis with the team getting the most in first win- ning. For the boys. a team called the Monte-y's had the low total of 45 poivnm: Kings had 60 points and the Accs 61. In the girl‘s race the Queens won with a low of 33

BRIEFS

points and the Losses wens ‘

E.- F. MacDonald Heads MontagueCurling Club

MONTAGUE — E. F. Mac- ‘ the club to be in a healthy posi- ; Donald. Montague, was elect- tiou. however the coming year' ed president of the Montague ‘ will see possible expenditures on Curling Club at the annual meei- ‘ club rooms and recently the 1 ing held last evening in the club l curling stones have been sent moms. lfor sharpening which i an add-

Approximately 20 memberst ed expense. ‘ were in attendance and all The machinery and equipment phases of the curling operation‘cost approxmiately 85(1) for re- for the season were discussed. 1 pairs during the past winter but The financial report owed; is now in good condition. The

< Montague club is thought have been started in with artificial ice plant '

1927

being m-i .stalled in the early fifty‘s. ‘ j One of the highlights of the‘ lmeeting was the matter of an earlier ’n- with the

opem g date

recommendation of the first week of November to be tried so that curling could be well‘ under way before the Chnistmas 1 business period started. H. M. Smith netiring presi- S’I‘UDENT HOME Idem. was asked to carry on‘ Miss Ruth LeLacheur. student - but he declined in favor of al at P‘WC has completed herjynunger man stating he had year's work and is spending a ' been in ofice long enough and

holiday at her home in George- YOung men have new ideas. Mr.

town Royalty. Smith recently retired from the local branch of the Canadian. IS PATIENT :Imperial Bank of Commerce

Mrs. Heath Stewart is a pat- ‘ and was secretary of the curling tent in the lKngs County Memor- i club for the previous 11 years. ial Hospital. . wring the business it was ldecided to re-hine the

[N GEORGETOWN ;taker. Harold Mcl-Ierron.

Miss Marie Larsen. who has. as several members pointed out completed her studies at Prince had gone beyond the call of" of Wales College is holidayingld‘uty t0 hi'B‘lD “he Chib- The I‘e-‘ at her home in Georgetown. ‘ tiring president thanked the‘

members for their support.

WAS VISITOR l—___—~—‘ Mrs. J. W. Murdock. Char- Scotia Technical College. Hall- lottetown. this week spent SeV- fax has successfully completed oral days at her home in Mon- 1 his year‘s work and is enjoying tague. l a short holiday with his pamts. ' Mr. and Mrs. James Dewar,.

IN HALIFAX lBrudenell. Edgar has accepted

Mrs. Roy Clow and Mrs. i a summer position with the‘ John H. MacKe-nzie, Montague. health and welfare depaintmelnr are spending the weekend in’ re. work in water pol-

lution. He will be located in Truro, N.S., later going to Saint

0N VACATION John, NB

David Mosher, student at. St. ._.._._____._.__ Dunstan's High School. is spend- l lag his vacation at his home in l WATCH CANADA'S MODEL

ntague. ' GENEVA (Reuters) — Trini-

dad and Tobago will ask a

Canadian legal expert to draw up the country's health legisla- tion, Chief Medical Officer Dr. Leonard

VISITED HALIFAX Mrs. A, A. Masher and David Masher have returned to Mon- tague from Dartmouth and Hall- . Commissiong told fax. Where they Visited Robert the world health assembly Wed- and Cecil Masher and fiamflies. nesday. Canada has health laws Ithat incorporate the best points

. TOMATO JUICE

HAS SUMMER JOB in the legislation of the major‘ Edgar Dewar. BSc, student in lcountries of the world. Commis- obemical engineering at Nova lsiong said.

I Moore & McLeod Ltifll

SAVE ON CHILDREN’S WEAR

One table of assorted summer reduced to as price. other specials during our May Sale Include about acts

and eabandacls.'8bop to- lightntllli

Shop all departments during our "May Sale”

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LUCKY DOLLAR FOOD STORE

PHONE 5

59¢ Christies 1 lb. bag Dates 2 lb. . . . 33c Chocolate

Chip Cookies . 45: Rose 24 oz. Tempt. 15 oz. 8 Fruit or Orange

Dog Food 3 tins 29c Marmalade . . 49: FROM OUR 5 AND 10 Have 11 Barbecue over the Holiday! BONNIE BURNS

MONTAGUE - HEIN7r—IO5 OZ. TIN

BRIQUETS per box 25c ' We have a large selection of - TRIKES KIDDY CARS AGON

\\ WHEELBARROWS for the children.

Bring your holiday films to us for DEVELOPING AND PR

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There is a large variety of modern and western hits.

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DUVAR ~RADIO SERVICE

1957 G. E. Table Model

1956 RCA. Victor. 21" Table Model New Picture Tube

1957 R. C. A. Victor Delux Consul Floor

Model. New Picture Tube . . . . . . . . . . . , . ..

All above sets carry lull guaranteed so days on set. 1 year on Picture Tuba.

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Jo-Ann Dress Shop

Children's Kangaroo SHIRTS from sizes 1”“ 1.98 .. 3.98

A new shlpment of dculm shorts has just arrived. with or without matching Tops. Plalds and Plains.

Beauty Parlour Open Every Day except Saturday—Tuesday and Friday night by appointment.

O.K. Tire Shop

Montague -- Dial 250 On the land "I'll? Make also “a m \

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FISHING SUPPLIES

10 different style Spin Rods 3.50 up 15 different styles Fly Rods

.60 different styles of lur

Spin Lines . . . . . . . . .. . . 39c lo 95c Spin Re $2.75 up

els . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. About 200 dozen Flyes to choose from . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Nets—75c up; Baskets Fly Books and just about everything you need in fishing.

Jamieson's Pharmacy Montague Phone 43

HOT CAR BUYS!

250 International Diesel ‘1 3

3 pt. hitch, used two seasons. A Real buy

1960 Ford Sedan $1 ................... McGOWAN MOTORS LTD. Phone 100 Montague THEATRE Montague

"MER'RILS MARAUDE‘RS"

JEFF CHANDLER — TY HARDIN How they fought those last 500 miles will remain in your memory forever. COMING MON. - TUES. “MUSIC MAN". In color. A Great Movie.

REID and 'MacKENZIE

Here is one of the many good tractors included in our giant Spring clean up Auction Saturday, May 18th, 12:00 AM.

TO THE BRIDE TO BE

We can supply on short order your require- \ menu for Bouquet Announcements ll achdlng Invitations, Matches and Napkins. Also liver and Golden Wedding Anniversa- lea. Invitation. do.

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3%. a . BOEHNERS JEWELLERS

' ample Catalogue and Prisca are Availabls

GUARD. Full width CL K, and u

light. minder.

Square Model with DELUXE BACK- .95 ELECTRIC 0C min to Complete

with KEMAC burner and draft regulator.

WILSON an

Montague Ltd.

Plumbing and Heating

SPECIAL

Glidden Non Chalking

Exterior White Paint

Can be Tinted Rog. $8.95

HILCHEY 8. VANIDERSTINE

Phone 80 ' Robert Mellish. Montague

BELLE’S SHOP

Party Dresses for the young Miss to go dancing. Prices and sizes to suit

everyone.

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ALWAYS LOOK TO IWIRIAL FOR THE BEST .

Oil Range O Burns garbage and hard fuels. O It’s safe . Instant Beat for _ cooking . It’s efficient

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Phone 285

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How much should you pay for a hand- out and tailored suit?

At Tip Top Tailors. the price of Fleet Street: custom clothes is I76. You can pay more . . . but you can't find better value. Fleet Street. luita are hand-out from fine imported fabrics and shaped to your individual measurements. At Tip Top Tailors you buy superb custom tailoring at the lowest price in Canada. (Vesta are an Important Itylo future. Matching not with your flat Strut suit.

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