Eastern Guardiani

Thursday. July 15. 1954

..-s'r. MAltY'd PARISH. Mont. ague. chicken supper, Wednesday August 18, Beaver Club Hall

.'Mr. l-larry Battersby. Wash- ington. 'D.C.. and Mr. Charles MacNeill. St. Peters, were visitors to Montague yesterday. guests oi Mr. Bsttersby's cousin and Mr. MscNelll'l brother, Mr. Emery MacNelll, and Mrs. MscNeill.

Personals

..'l"or the past week: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McKenzie oi somer- ville. Mass. and Mr. and Mrs Harry Davis oi New Bediord, have been gueen oi Mrs. l-LL. Machon. Murray I-iarbourflllorty-iour years ago Mr. McKenzie went irom this Province to Boston, where he later married. Mr. and Mrs. Davis are visiting the Island ior the iirst time. The visitors returned home Tuesday.

Georgetown And - Vicinity

.'Mrs. James Mcxearney was a recent visitor to Charlottetown.

Mrs. James Llewellyn and Mrs. David Lavers were visitors to Charlottetown on July 12.

LAC. Gerald Llewellyn oi the Royal Ckllldlln Air Force, who is ztationed t Trenton, Ontario. is ipending is leave in Georgetown as the guest oi his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Llewellyn.

Captain John Jerrior was a re- cent business visitor to Charlotte- town.

LAC. Paul Donovan oi Pictou. N. 8., who is a member oi the Royal Canadian Air Force stationed at I-laliiax, N.B., is the guest oi his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Maur- ice Donovan.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Scully and ismily, who have been the guests or relatives in Georgetown, leit early in the week on return to their home in Helliax, N. 8.

Miss Jean Donovan oi Pictou, N. 8., is visiting in Georgetown as the guest oi her grandparents, Mr. and'Mrs. Maurice Donovan.

Hon. Willia.m Hughes. Provincial Secretary, spent several days in Georgetown early in the week.

Mr. Lee Allen oi Cardigan and Mr. Leslie I-luntor oi Dundee, were visitors to Georgetown on July l3. where they attended the Supreme Dourt sittings as members oi the Grand Jury. '

On July 13 seven Boy scouts irom George wn leit to attend the Boy scout Camp at Camp Buchanan. They were accompan- ied by Scout Master D. A. Mac- Cormack. Also in the group were Queen Scouts, Jackie Lavers and Donald MacDonald and First Class Scout Stewart Hansen. The latter .hree will be members at the camp ztail, acting as Junior leaders.

Mr. Gordon McMillan. barrister ll Charlottetown. was a business visitor to Georgetown on July 13.

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..'lCl CBEAM and dance Allis- ton school tonight, July 15,

..-war ARRIVED-Car Gypzoc,

lnrdwall. and iinishing lime. Poole and Thompson, Ltd.

Ont., Mrs. Hugh Laurie. Fort Wil.

llam, Ont., and her two grand- children. Janet and Lorraine Crombie, are visiting Mrs. A. J.

Macheod. in Montague and other members oi the family.

..'LOADlNG PULPWOOD-The M.V. Kata is loading :50 cords oi

P. Q. The boat arrived Tuesday

This is the second trip. The cargo. loaded irom a. pulp yard at the head ,oi the whari by trucks, is beingput aboard by Arthur Peters.

Montague (I.W.L Monthly Meeting

..'The regular monthly meeting oi the Montague C.W. L. was held at the home at Mrs. William i-iennigar recently with is mem-

president, Mrs. Prank Coyle, pre- sided, and opened the meeting with prayer. The minutes oi the previous meeting were read by the secretary and approved as read The treasurer read the ilnancial statement which showed a sub- stantial balance aiter all bills were

church. An sitar committee was appointed ior July consisting oi Mrs. -l-l. J. Hynes, Mrs. Prank

social half hour iollowed the busi- ness meeting, with lunch being served by the hostess assisted by the committee in charge.

Eleven Fines Imposed At Georgetown

..'At Magistrate's Court beiore Magistrate Gilbert Gaudet held at Georgetown yesterday a resident oi Georgetown on a charge at in- toxication was fined 825.00 and costs or thirty sdys. The same resident on a charge oi obstruct- ing a police oiiicer was iined 625 and costs or thirty days. The same resident on a charge oi mischlei had his sentence suspended ior two years. and ordered to make restitution ior damage to the ex- tent oi 3135.00 to oomplainant,and in default oi restitution and the entering into oi s. recognizance oi 3500.00. to be imprisoned ior one year in the King's County jail at Georgetown.

A party from Alliston was fined 330.00 and costs ior being intoxic- ated in a public place. A party irom Wood Islands ior possession oi illicit spirits was iined 825.00 and costs. A resident oi Charlotte- town, ior having liquor in a place other than his residence was iined

rough pulp at Souris ior Ohsndler. - noon and is expected to sail today. 1 J

bers and one visitor present. The ,

paid. It was moved that the League purchase three mats ior the l

Coyle and Mrs. Gerald Landry. A -

..'Mra. W. R. K. Beck. Toronto;

Above are scenes at the regatta yesterday at Lower Monta ture are some of the speedy lobster fishing boats which competed in the races and pro- vided plenty of excitement. Ashore can be seen a portion of the large crowd gathered on Poole's wharf. Others watched from the banks. of one of the competing boats while in the lower photo can be seen three of the snipe- class'yachts that provided a bit of variety to the regatta.

gue. In the top pic-

In the centre picture is a close-up

Flat River ior being intoxicated in a public place was iined 820.00 and costs. A resident oi Montague ior possession oi liquor in a place other than his residence was fined 820.00 and costs. and a resident from Point Pleasant Wu 111:0 iined 820.00 and costs on the same charge.

The' case oi a party irom Car- digan charged with operating a motor vehicle while his ability was impaired was dismissed.

A party from Melville, charged with operating a motor vehicle while his ability was impaired, was iined 350.00 and costs. His license was also automatically suspended for three months.

A resident oi Peakes, ior speed- ing in a built up area, was iined

TOWN or soums

Citizens are requested to advance their time by one hour on SAT-

URDAY, JULY 17th at midnight. , ior so long as it is maintained by other Towns in the Province.

s20.00 and costs. A party irom

This advance in

TOWN COUNCIL TOWN OF SOURIS.

55.00 and costs.

time will be effective

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.and said that in future years it

..'Wlth perfect conditions pre- vsiling, the Lower Montague tea party and regatta held yesterday afternoon was an outstanding suc- cess as a milling throng oi people assembled at Poole's whari and along the headlands to watch a dazzling periormance by lobster boats. outboard: and snipes.

The races were oiiicially opened by Premier A. W. Matheson, who congratulated the people oi the community on their enterprise. and noted the large preparations made ior the event. He was as- sured oi the success oi the event,

would certainly grow to be one oi the main attractions oi the holiday activiti He extended his best wishes 7:. its success.

Together with the ,ieatured races it lwlm meet was held under the direction or Brig. W. W. Reid, and Mr. Art Perry, and Mr. Paul Cud- more, director oi ,.the Red Cross swimming and water saiety pro-

gram. Present also were a umber oi oiiicers and ratings iro H.M.C.S.

Queen Charlotte, who oiiiciated as judges or the races. These includ- ed Lt. James Clapton. R..C.N. steii oiiicer; Lt. Clark Tingley. recruit- ing oiiicer: Sub-Lt. Leith Douglas and Chiei Petty Officer 5. 0. Bow- les. Also present at the event was Lt.-Cmdr. J. N. Kenny, command- ing oiiicer oi H. M. C. S. Queen Charlotte.

Lower Montague Regalia And Tea Party Yesterday Outstanding Success

ponds, and other games. and dur- lng the aiternoon and evening a delicious ham and chicken supper was served by the ladies of the community. In the evening an open-air dance was held which was also attended by a large crowd. The proceeds from the events will be used in aid oi the new Lower Montague school.

The following are the results oi the boat races:

5 HP. 1. Georgetown; 2. Panmure Island.

10 H.P. - 1. Marcellus MacDon- ald. Georgetown.

4-Cylinder- 1. Laurie Mcl-lerron, Gasperaux; 2. Leon Clow, Murray Harbour North. ,

lo to 10 I-LP. Outboards--1. Avon Andrew, Charlottetown; 2. Robert Houston, Charlottetown; 3. Paul Nicholson, Charlottetown.

Light 6-Cylinder -- 1. David Irv- ing. Murray Harbour North; 2. Lot Jenkins, Milltown Cross; 3. Laurie Mclierron, Gaspereaux.

Heavy 0-Cylinder - 1. Ernest Graham, Cambridge; 2. John Irv-

Wilfred G o te ll, Joseph Frenc-J1,

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Many other an. is ware held on the grounds, including bingo. novelty booths. bazaars, fish

FirenIen's Ball

at

MATTHEW & MacLEAN'S

WAREHOUSE, SOURIS

Tonight. July 15 Admission 756

Two orchestras - modern and old thne dancing. Can- teen service.

Souris Theatre THURSDAY. JULY 15

, "Mllllllll BOIIGE" l (Technicolor)

with

Jose Ferrer Collotte Mereliend

Regular Admissions

CAPITOL

NOW SHOWING

gmvnqi

Vote 570.000 7. For New School. Repair At Souris

A meeting oi the rate payers oi Souris school district last night voted 810,000 for the building of a

ing. Point Pleasant; 3. Merrill MacDonald. Annsndale.

- la I-LP. and over, outboards - First Heat - 1. John Yea, Monta- gue; 2. Robert Houston, Charlotte- town; 3. Avon Andrew. Ohsrlotte- town. Seoond Heat - John Yea. Montague: 2. Robert Houston, ch'- town; 3. Maurice Bloclc Charlotte- town. '

B-Cylinder - l. Angus MacNeill, Murry llsrbour; 2. Bert Taylor, lower Mmtegue.

Free-For-All -- 1. John Irving. Point Pleasant; 2. Merrill Mac- Donald. Annandale; 3. Angus Mac- Neill, Murray Harbour.

Inboard Pleasure Bost.s- 1 Leon Glow, Murray Harbour North.

Outboards under 10 I-LP. - 1. Doug Coiin, Montague; 1. Ralph Beck, Montague.

Bnlpee -- 1. Jack McIntyre and Malcolm Johnston; 2. Ralph Beck; 3. Ken Clements and Art Clements.

RESULTS OF THE SWIM MEET

Boys 13 years and under-Breast Stroke - 1. Leo Jemieson; 2. Roy Kearney; 3. Victor Bell.

Boys 13 years and under - Free style - 1. Victor Bell, 2. Roy Kearney: 3. Tommy McIntyre.

Boys 14 to 16-Breast stroke-1. Roy Huestls; 2. Paul Nicholson; 3. Alfred Lsndrigan.

Boys 14 to 18 - Free Style - 1.

new iour-room high school and the repairing oi the old school. damaged by iire May 12.

Mr. J. J. Macbomld. chairman oi the board oi trustees presided.

The meeting, held at the old school. was only poorly attended. The question oi providing addit- ional space in the school had been discussed and decided upon at earlier, meetings. There remained only the voting oi the money.

COMMISSIONER TIIANSFERILED

NEW DELHI tReuters) - The Indian government announced Fri- day the appointment of R. R. Saksena. high commissioner in Canada. to be ambassador to Burma. Saksena. 56. has been in Canada three years.

DIES IN CRASH

BELLEVILLE (CP)-James Ed-, ward Fitton was killed Wednesday when a car he was driving plunged nver a steep embankment at Mount Pleasant. 20 miles north nil

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Ollle Farrell; 2. Alired Landrigan; 3. Paul Nicholson.

here. Fition. in his early 20s. cam

3ANllY'S

COMING THURSDAY" , At 9:45 Daylight Saving Time

"THE ACTRESS" -

Starring Spencer Tracey - Jean Simmons -

Teresa Wright.

The stage struck daughter. The most charming comedy you'll see this year from M-G-M, who gave ”The Father of the Bride". roarious story of a stage struck girl and her exasper- ating and ilabbergasted father.

Sudden or, Peter's Road Man

.."I'l:e death occurred suddenly at Peter's Road Tuesday or John Angus Mscswain in his 73th year. The deceased was born at Greek River, the son oi the late Mr. and Mrs. Neil Macswain. .

Leit to mourn his passing are his widow, nee Ella (Hooper) Mac- Leod. two sons, Elmer and Lostor

at Peter's Road, and I stop- daughter. Mrs. Albert Grilin, Montague. Also surviving sre two

brothers, Artemas. Peter's Road and Neil, Greek River.

The iuneral will take plaoe to- day irom his late residence at 2:00 pm. Interment in Peter's Road cemetery.

to Canada irnm England about a year ago.

MOVIES A

The glorious up-

PRINCE EDWAIH), roosv - r-nu. - SAT.

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They battled the

fury of a hurricane, defied the vengeance of a hate-crazed mob ...to fight for the ' biggest bonanza

of them all!

EXTRA!

THE THUNDERING SAGA orsirvtiuininifl AND THE, BAY0llWOMllN uovroi

L iliiitismsitwnni JOANNE nnu GILBERT ROLAND

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DAN DURYEA

NEWS - SHOWS 2:30

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Mayfair W Theatre

MURRAY RIVER.

JULY 15 -16

Thursday I: Friday

Show Time-8:30 pm.

THEATRE ALL we onormsns wen: VALIANT

ONTAGUE

FRI. SAT. 16 17

Sea Story - Robert Taylor Ann Blithe - Color -

STRANGER WORE A GUN

ln3 DIMENSION

and Technicolor

THE

Starring Randolph Scott - Claire Trevor

Also STOOGE Comedy In 3-D