Anderson. treaaurer. briefly on the benefits the dub; Th . Gunrdjan Pa‘, 5 St. Peters Bay Charge Forms lkgmgvlggcgggg Wmlc-aura me u» on cam my ; Sat Nov 23 195, . I I ‘Own’ Marmme Pyfes e of suggestedltbatvisitationa between!‘ .i _( 7*. v._‘__< V__ United Church Men 5 Ass n. cow-«is we mm "°'*"”°"“"' °'“”' " I . ttit k H... xpeaheh H, (.0ngrmul.u.d ‘he stimulus for the hosts and the v1a- ' glgieegtcltlrntey III I W07’ I . itors. I i 0\er 50 men of the St. Peter's pastoral charges this shows that :?::,h°:'o $2,: f:f,,,f‘,:l A letter expresiing regret that; A hearty 81118 will W58 Pn_J0.V9d United Church pastoral charge over 50 per cent of United Church the club He told them ‘ht, work ’ he was unable to present was by 1119 men Who WEI’? ll“-‘|' J0|l|€'d met at Marie Hall on Wednesday; Men on the Island are now or- they wohld do on behh” of the“, read from John A. MacNair,‘ by their wives in the sinzinﬂ 0‘ night to form the nth Men's As—lganized into Men's Associations church would become the mus‘ Charlottetown. Mr. MacNair has’ the old familiar hymns.

sociation on the Island. Out of 33junder the general co~ordination of d h h i , been responsible for forming 14 Meetings will bed once a ’:"T;_j“‘ the P. E l Presbytery Men's zzrnaer ‘C they could be of the [gland A§§o('1a|jon§_ Health month at different points 0' "10

1 ‘ »]_ Council. This phase the i . . d t t hi to en-‘ charge. 3:fu,h"'?,r":,','§,,,f" g,:f,:d n,,‘h‘,,,f,': chiirclrs work is undero direct 3 mrggzﬁiﬁgd ”'('_o':;:::"':L: slrisag rfuuns no :E:"*':I’ "*m— ' ’ — ’“

gleep to do Sn. 1i 1, 3 mauer M siipervision of The Board of Men,

. . . _ ld k "t th b .' to Dride with him that he _ never|°l the lﬂllfd ( hulth. Toronto. th.T'efer'y mg: inussnﬁsﬁom as been late for an official ap—V The St. Peters charge is com— gregauon became . memb" I P0|nUn9f|l- posed of St Peters. Greenwich the A5so(.iau0h_ --we Cahhm pm S _Dr‘ Ma('M'“a" recanf ‘mat he and “““e' The l‘‘d'‘’5 0‘ Marl‘ tags on men denating their status was one of the niemtn-is selected ('(ingr(-gang" prnylded . nanny“. 3‘ ‘ Chnmanu said Mr M“_ In TOFOMO in 1933 Wh<‘n Ill? ful turkey dinncr for the occas- K-mhhh --{xho k,;0h.s that ‘he he...

Grand Council for the Control of mn Mr Aninnnv warp_ in.» pas. . ,‘ Cancer vtas launched. '‘I am still ‘ tor of the charge presided with a . fggvyggcgmgkohi '13‘ ‘ighﬁresmf

President of our Prinincial snort deumnnal period. “mike” if V0“ Show ‘ehou h hr

S(wi°w'" he Said‘ “mld 1 know Officers for the comin vear terest to invite him" 8

that our plan of 9du"a["’" is are (Jordon Coffin priwidenr VISITATIONS .

havmg 300d “"9” and “e "9 l-iarl Mac!-Zuen. vice-president; Sidney T. Green and Lester

saving many human lives by getting patients to the doctor early."

Colin Jackson. secretary. Don Keizer of Trinity Church spoke

Wednesday. Dec. 4th. ‘I957 at 8 pm.

THANKS

We herewith thank Mr. R. . Yeo for the use of his theatre on Wednesday night_ December 4th for the purpose of holding our annual sale in aid of crippled children a nd other charities. We also \\ish to thank all those who will remember this date and attend our sale. & , do ‘ Signed: The Masons of Mon— "fr d‘ tague and the surrounding com— ST,

munities.

See Monday‘: Guardian. December 2nd

for list of Items.

Masons of Montague and surrounding

RECEIVES EATON SCHOLARSHIP

(«'iip(‘llnSZ against represen- Eaton.Ai:ricultural Schollarship at; Ealton Company.Cmakes it pos- years. The presentation was ’ tr «s of seven other rovinccs the Royal A ricultura Winter sibe for oun oﬂfin to attend ft’ t.wtlé«t(l¢'l. H. (Earth (‘l:iffin. lti. Fair on l-‘ridfy. November l5.l any agriclilturﬁl college in (‘.an- made by Mrs‘ Frank F‘ MC’ ll’ v 'it‘I'l'_\ Hill. I’. E. 1.. won thcl This auard donated by the T.‘ ada of his own choice for fourl I-Zachren.

tees for su l in us with the - 1 necessary ezillihmint Vlllh uhich -. to play volleyball We have two courts set up and although thc 'C0nlinuPd from D889 3'

d U ' 0”’ a g3m¢ is new to most or me stud. ‘ lege was rebuilt at a cost of ents. we can saLely say that it 3.390.000 and Dr. Mat-Millan had is enjoyed by 31|_ sew.-rat teams the privilege later of being in- A d O ' ' S U were o,~ga.nn_ed and . keen com. strumental in getting the Carne-

n rgclnllaflons et P petition was run off. ‘me Corporation to endow a chair T Ana the 1351 meeting of me of_Sociology and Economics at 'llt‘l'(‘\l reacliing a \er_\‘ (iradc l2. Ruth Compton; Grade Alhleuc A5-“‘5’°l3‘'°"~ "'9 Cha‘”" Prmce ‘lf wales Cmlege am: S!‘ n..rv with and as many as three ll. James (junn. Grade 10. John m"“‘- R03’ C°””‘ ”‘f"”""d “5 ma‘ Dunstan S Umvers"y' The Lam" i1l.:.:llt‘\ ruiiiiiii: for each of-;Wcir and Grade 9. Richard Flynn Plans “B” 3l“°3‘l3’ b°"‘3 mam‘ 05.” new]? 59"‘ ,8 chem") 0' «.. l‘H‘ .\loi'cll High School .stud— The second meeting of the stud- for 3 hockry ‘Wm A 5<'h"“l_"."-00° '°' "'9 P‘“P‘“" “Fl "'9 e*.’~ 't‘l.ll'l'I('d the f0ll0\|ln2 slate eni body was held in the Grade b°W“"3 1933“ '5 ‘.° °”"~3'“z' ‘ gm ammmted [0 “lam _m 8“ N mm t'l\. Pi-estdcnt. Cyril Web— l 12 classroom on Tuesday. Novem- ed “ext “l°°k “d " '5 °"P°°‘°d »'°°‘.‘"“"g the °x°.ha“ge “h"l' me” i so \;i-c-President. Joseph Rog-“her 19th. At this meeting reports ma‘ “"9 3_‘m° 5.°'b°d“l° M“ be 'vam;iLa‘tvé}:F::‘E‘ l emui Secretary, Ruth MacAu- more head from the c airman d“‘“'“ “P ”,"m°d‘a‘°'Y 'm"'“'"'d- . . h I Id f . ‘ft..1' .uid Treasurer. Joyce Slat» the following committees: Re SOCIAL ACTIVITIES "HIS SI€;l'VlC9 Ill I 9 I9 I0 }..u wu '('i'os.s’ Council. Thane A-nderson; SW00 the beginning of the U31“? if”? C°_V9_’5l3l_Ef"9°H mam’, li“u" .'ttt‘fIIl’M‘l‘S‘ on the l".xccu— Social Committee. Rut.h Compton; 5f'h°°] term 0“ 93”‘ 5‘'‘'‘'°55‘‘’° phases; p":.v"'l1:'a(,h.‘l§‘ .8 ‘A3; I .~ in lltf‘ Students‘ Union are I)cbaiir.: Society. James Gunn: "“d3Y "'3'", “’a“h°” and Stud‘ agrrem fr 040 P I uh“ srei_ rw H-"uaiiig class presidents. and .\llllt‘ll(‘ Association. Roy Cof- 9"!‘ ﬂame’ "‘.”'° Pa”"h, Ha“ " :1“ mfy 3; , ‘ve.ars ’::mt:,ri‘| ' "mm 1 . . announced at this °l‘J°Y 3_" °V°'“"3 0' d‘‘’““"“' 5m’ ‘h Fur Di_’ear;'Wa{nr ‘6 ea“; lhweung ma, Miss pearl and ging. flima and games under the E 9 wfpend. b- nded _yalsoi ‘Chan an, m an advisory capacity direction of our capable Social ;~— un lbtl‘ fafheléuaberculosis .0- “, me Swlai ('0mmi.{,(ee‘ Mi,‘ Committee. That these parties ‘8_"t‘1‘""mr“ gm" W8“ ; xiariesurize shall not asadviaor ‘"° ""3 ‘’°‘’"'a' '5 q""° ""~" miiy vu t-wiiiiayli has an-at-5 been: '" the R“ Cr°55 C°“"“l- ‘nu em by m.e number 0! students In a ltrrI(‘l(‘\aﬁ‘(‘hamDl0r't of the Red Hit: \()\‘I-2.\lBER nnl\ spccial ‘Ir Desmond (‘mnouy shall re’ ‘llfndgffene 1-”, 3 nnin. nan” Cross Society. He is the only survl in" ‘ionic Journal. 21!. months l"°:"" ‘.hPL.faCu“':; ("L L39 ‘iuhlel; “ 0 r 1 D 99 vi\ing member of the P.I-‘.. II- «.. ;.- ;« v . « . l(‘ . ssocia ion an s a ago ~ . ‘ .-- - - "Wm Madman’ mu”, Iarlxisor to the Debating Society- d" me |°ad°“.‘mp 0‘ Rum “Imp: 31$: (5',',L':'°§,,c.2lv t.:‘rP|9(|.:‘n\:(i1\lg:| Th '°”°“l"g 5”" “I "'9 1958 [on was held In [Be More” (f)-m-‘in itself denotes 33 years of ser-i v-rhlion of the Morel] High School ~ , * : . .,i - , in ; «» F and .l’f“‘" 3l’P0”"~°d' Edll“"- J“'”9 M5 mchgslml Proceeds. from “his for 10 vcars incliidintl the Per-l \ |[ RKE" SL'[|'nl.:R “I” he l)llI£\A(‘ll; Assistant-editor. LOUISC g(al?J:nL:_erL?nl::‘r|wd (“or no I e ind or wnrld W.-r Two and re_i

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itosl \t~3.\TH BEAITTY Shop ' vacation from .\'o\cm- ‘mi tw .\

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in‘ : ‘l \lurra_v llarbor \i)l‘lh.' " ‘‘r‘‘"‘- “9"“‘55 ‘ _3"33”‘ '0‘ - , signed after working hard and ef- ha \\~«liicsda,v. \’o\-ember 27th PM R°q““‘°"3 ‘Chr°"""°‘ A “ “ 9 P" .m0st hemoyafhe pl:;:“.h“;::‘l fcciirely to get the free blood do- .1‘ will int 5 o SO‘ - _ <‘a~c_\' and Sports. Gerald .\lcCar- 3”’ ‘‘as_ E. m 9. 8 ‘ or S(‘r\l('e established in this‘ I D "‘ ‘M by Pms 1 ion Octobei lath. All .\lu(l(‘lll_\ ar- I " .

I" ‘” "“““'h- U" :I‘l\9d on the scene in costiiiiies P"""'""°

‘izrzii moss (‘OIJNCIL l . . B t 7n. ll r his at'complish— ruusn or Georgetown \n2- A Red Cross Council has been ff, 'T,fj"f"ff0w‘-5', f:i.",‘;’";,“.;',ff meillts\hIe iizs lreen ms: of all ai ‘wan «hurch of Canada. Holyiorganizcd under the leadership of e ‘ . 0 mg D gh I doctor. Often his nights werel Trmw. Church. Sunday. 7‘l0\'9m-l'l‘h:i.ne Anderson. Other members ed Niles‘ Kﬁme A dun?" ‘ are}; spent in vigil beside a sick bed; ; 5” ¥""'- 5U"d8.V NPXI H4‘f0I‘£‘ Ad-‘of the committee are as follows: Anderson" T am -n anon‘ ..m abut he would be at lllS desk? WW II 3 m‘ Hn|y (‘on-nnunion B[,,.\l Robbins. Laurena y‘a(,D0n_ “Louise Andel'\”n" .. — ———4 7 ~ —- '~- * ""“: mm \mm”"' Deditahon .M Am" "m- H“3"“" (“Win and -I "h 5 and Ir,‘ (./0n.n0. 5' of .\lorell School \\ ho made the lrlllxt. .n mcmory of Miss lliith:\l;ii+J:iclicrn Three delegates P"Rl"NT5 h'"‘"T' \ l . 7 wm.Nm_, __.m.m”.(. m H”, world (‘"‘””'b"‘ "my Bﬂpllﬁm 13-13 W- ’troiii this Council attended the on the Hem“ “ ufm-(‘mim f \'l'ai's and in the Korcan (‘oiit'lict. v lln_.:. Priest in charilc. lRcd ('t'o.\s Convention for High :"1‘(°)re';:°’;‘{:z°*:‘5s:’{m:)l;°“glfgllhf9r'v (“.11 w(_bw_r_ ‘he ,.H.qd(.h, 0; . . V. V‘S(‘ll()(ils on November 16th in ‘ *' ~ tn‘ 5. dents‘ union. plat'(‘(I a h\\'t.l.l('AN CHUR.('H Services}(.hm_l0“N0wn‘ Many ‘ans were happy to welcome to the s(‘ll00l ‘paw l|'n mp” nwnmrv M hem"

i.. w New London Parish onl . fp the parents of all the studciits :n m ‘> V ; , \mmm(_r 24 m Q d made at this convent on and our '_ _ b or M nu. nndenxs mm dllfndlng ' 9 ‘u" 33’ “°’“ council will endeavour to carry "W’“d3"°°< The '"‘““ P‘"P°“’ hh”.(,” mhh S(.h0(,]_ a, nu. an.

Fun.‘ \d\enl. Rector. Re\._ .|mn 3; many‘ of the Red cm“ the meeting uasto (ll$(ll>S par mm R(_n"_mhrame ha‘ cm.Nm_‘ H‘ nicraham. St. Mark s, I\on".a(-“\'l[l(\§ ag mhggible ‘ent-teacher relations Both par- me in “Me” ‘ Ill.‘ ll lloly Lommunmn ﬂ__']()_| . [hp 01.099“! mm, the m,_.m_ ems and teacheis were x er L us rPn"_mm_r “ ‘N ‘_M_

Miitlw Sclioo ‘ ' ' - ‘ 'vil ed to hear a s lendid ad- .. _ _

H hmii ’l Rixm-_ Evemhh prm," MW? of mar [afuhy advisor are erintendent of the Charlottetown 8° "!'l1;;_“':L,“ of an n’pp“mmm,..

7"’ l"" 5' Slcnht-n'.~. BurIiniz- huw drawinn up 8 ronstit-ution P“"”° S"""°" " ““”""" ""'°d 1:11 W." meet again thats tlhe tun 9-miiiii: prayer 730 pm. forithc King‘s Countv lnter High ‘ 3" ‘ nlm; {mm \1¢m-ll High School ‘ to ‘ mm 50(Imy_ 1-h i . spection of the school by the par- ‘ A_‘ ,, , _ .. ., _. __'_

Ml“ and may as a {am”y'lSchm! Dem ents refre hmerits provided by V . . , 3 n .

W l.ll\'l-‘IELD Orwell iiead‘iril)ensvti';:liu(i:'iee“‘tlili bgi ptlrtceselgtedcctr? "'9 M°"~"' W°"‘°“V‘ l"-“"“"° sM“u‘ DEER 1-ml‘. «.‘;uion. services for 5nn.lH.e foriappmvﬂghvhhe ylomague were served by Mrs William Aly Rocdecr. an ancient species do xmcnibcr 24th: Valleylleld, and Souriq execntiu. mémbers. ward and Mrs. I-‘rank l)iinn. standing about 26 inches high at "I" « lll, Belle River. 3:00 1:. “though diff“-ulueﬁ “ere m_ In order to show that Vtt‘ have the shoulder. are still kept on "(H ’ ' “‘ad\ (I. :30 p m. (-uiun-l(‘l('(l last year. we feel mu not forgotten the lLl“:I:I‘VWS>lVl1I(‘:lﬂ;S_Brl‘lllSll game reserves. _7_

. ' """°"- “tints”? ‘the obect of th I t ‘t dev H, A . V. , i esociey. o_ e .. N IONG Minter evcnimtsglop the art of public i —-

ih- 4 g - ." _ '“’”""3 "K9 5 "°"°"d‘was achieved. We hope for even

l“.i\i'i . 1 - d‘ 1 ' . mo lllll\‘I'(3([qr:(”'i,‘r ;0u:.’ ;"::d 3S";:‘grcater success this year. TIMI’ illll I’! ‘P ‘ . ""‘"‘* 8 ball It dcd th : am H . mm ~ asc ea . e sport-ing 1 lt"(0r(lS and radios at. . . Prnm... Jcuellcry. Montague} Km-onrtz in _M0r9fllmHlKl'I .7 A .1 . ‘ i e gmmng o e term. u - “ill THF. (h‘ts you'll give fer the Braves defeated the Yan- N mi» piulc Ict your jewcller bchlfbes some students did.n’t even ‘ U143} .'uidt' Famous names In with to hear t-he word "baseball" oil If“

hm ticwcllery. diamonda_ uttered in their presence. '1 Havcrs. cameras. etc; We should like to extend a A c REGULAR VALUE 2.76” Mayfair Theatre l in this low-l_\' bed-

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loiir \'e_ry irltonestg School Tn!)- . COMING MON. . rue. HERE'S WW Y°" 6“ . . . Mung’ kw.‘ . . _ ' _ l _ _ _ _ . . N0‘. . Bookcase BM room ensemble of Bed, Dresser and (.hest Pl.l S a -20 coil spring-filled

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