tlaelt lsetean and ma lee-v Lean. White Sands
Provincial B. And P. Ciub 1'""4"- Oct S 1”” '"'
at. argsldrs. lvaa Munautkd ' I,” ' ”'.""""”""'- 'Iuisiissi-etussiitsassiussssis istas-usisissssrtsiis-as 7:: ;';'e'::'"dI';v.:'.':';:&,ul.u'g: Murray River, after been a t- Ty the metal hour. As encep-
sydm, Mm ,lent in the pa. laland ' Ch I . . Mr. '
isrI."wsIIt:r, 1' "WW 'd'"" "' .5'””- Fraser. Murray River, attend-,l W” ' "Ix" ."'d"'d V''"" I” lie home of Illa parents, Mr. and
Members of die Surnmersidelsurvey and research and Miss and I” rlotietown Business andIGertnide Love. anoloysneot coa- Professiond Wunen's (lime II-tdiliona. 4 wk.
Miss Gertrude Love was elect-ii
game of the series for itime Intermediate
MORELIJS isas EBALI. CHAMPS '
Pictured shore II the Morel! Title to the Amherst Blue Jays K. McGuire, 0. Connolly, 3. Con- P. Hughes, baseball team who lost the first on Sunday. They are from left nolly, F. O'Brien and L. Me- the Mar- to right; FRONT ROW-E. Eld- Gulre. BACK ROW-J. Francis
Barnotl ershaw. P. Weir. J. Thompson, (Auiatent manager). J. Coffin, and R. Rossiter.
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R. Mach.-od, P. Mac- Innia iCapt.l. Iv. Coffin (coach).
acceptance and christening ofI the first "Argus" to go into ser-I iics with the RCAF. in a cere-
EASTERN GUARDIAN
FIRST Arieus is Cl-IRISTENED
A spray of chsrnpsene marks onroy at 'MolIMl'OII'l Oartierviile send the h-adi-donal bottle the new sub-hunter-killer was
airport September 8). Mrs. Him: against! the aircraft's nose. at Campbell, wife of the Chief of left is J. Geodfrey Notman. pren- the Air Stal. out a ribbon to iderit at Canadair Lid.
GEORGETOWN
On Sunday, Mr. B.A. Richards of Simmeraide.
AUC1-yon 5.1, as a; bum”, by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bishop.
refrigerator .tabies. lamps,dish- es. and many other articles. Apartment above Snack Bar, Montague. Wednesda, 1:80 p.rn.
TIIANKSGIVING Dance Bow-; sr Hail. Montague. Monday. 0e-I iober lttti. Squares nd modernI dancing to the music of Don, Meeeer and his lalsnders. 9.!) to i.oo Atkniasion 76 cents. spon- sored by Ladien Onrllng Gut).
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parker. Georgetown, were Sunday guests at the home of Mrs. Par- ker's parents. vMr. and Mrs. Munro Mat-Grath.
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Nichol-, son had as their guestai over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ralph Nicholson and Mr. Johnnie Nicholson. Charlotte town. and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mscbeod. Alexandra.
Mrs. James MacNeiil. spent a few days in Lower Montague re cently. She was the guest of her sister Mrs.. Macltensle. Ste al- so accompanied Mrs. MacKen- tie on a visit to their 'aiater Mrs. John Gernhurn of Mount stew- art.
LORNE VALLEY
Mr. Frank McAgilay of Brew- er. Maine. in vacationing ,wlth relatives and friends In this via inity.
Miss Margaret Ration Char- lottetown. spent the weekend of
. HQ with her par- Lllt Mr. and Mrs. William Hat-
II.
Mrs. ldith Milhnan. Somer-, ville. Maas.. was a recent visitor '0 larne Valley. she was the west of her eonata. Mrs. Maude MacDonald. ' i
and son Billy and Mr. J.A. Mac- Royal Canadian Air Force. stat- ioned at Chstham, N.B. was the weekend guest of his parents, I Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy.
and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Levers. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Walker;
Donald. motored in Georgetown! I
and daughters, Heine and of,Pictnu, Walker's Georgetown. where they wereI
Dianne. and Mrs.
mother, Mrs. Anatey of Chariot-iguests for the weekend tetown, motored to Georgetowmilill Mrs. Alec Mlcllinnon. They
where they visited relatives oniWGI'l -ccomvsniod by Mrs. Maurlce Don'ovan who has been
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Giaries Currie, V and family of Moncton, N. ll.i-if-'V0l'lI W99”- I
motored in Georgetown, where
they were weekend guests ofi tou. N.S., was a weekehd guestI3M MN F-L D914"?-
Mrs. Ourrie'n parents. Mr. andI Mrs. Jttn C. Gotell.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Landry. and family of C'hariottetown., were weekend guests of Mr.j Landry's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stahen Landry. I
Friends of Mr. William Bruce,
are sorry to hear that illness hes last week frtan a visit in Hall- entering the fax. N.S. she was accosrmanled Clasp Hill Hospital in Halifax. by her dauiiter, Mrn. Sheldon N.Si. and all wish him an eIr1y,Ross.
necessitated his
return to good health.
I Mr. and Mrs. Howard Walker Iottctown. was a guest on sun- of Giarlottetown. were recentldny of her Rafuae.
Donald straw. or: to Bondiavi.
Miss Joan Mar.-Grath. Tomo- to. this vicinity. She is the guest of:
were recent visit-
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mun- are pleased to see him home a- in a ny 'gsin after helm a
Camp Hill Hospital in Halifax. I N S '
ro Macorath. Joan's friends here are extending a wann welcome to her.
Mrs. Elsie Hill and family,, Frenchlort. were visitors
and Beryl the guests d Mrs. Illab Hill.
Mrs. Laura Mat-Queen ha a been visiting h Forest Hill. guest of her sister. Mrs. Kathryn;
th
guests of Mr. Walker's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Walker.
returned late last week from a aocollmnied motor trip to Halihax, NE.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Soloman.
student nurse at the Chnrlot.te- Y-. IOHOWIIIK I Vlcltloll about town Hospital, end guest and Mrs. WJ. Fitzgerald.
I Geraldine Stewart of Pietou. N. is. are visiting in Georgetown. I as the guests gf Mrs. Mabel Ontario. is vacationing in' Hearn.
to Montaaur. iborne Valley on Friday. They ment of Welfare (Hiclal, was a were greats of Mr. and Mra.IbuaInesa visitor in Gaugetowa Lloyd Maennnald. on Thuredq. The Miners Shirley. Elaine. Mr. Brenton st. John. M.l..A. Mat-Donald. spent of sourls. was a recent visitor b tunber 14 Georgetown
in Surrlnerekie as the guest Mr. and Mn. Eric 01-lusley.
ernon and Mrs. Pstesnon motor led to Cavendish and were ee Iconaranied by Mrs. Perry 11 lnchort.
built. Hon. George R. Pearinee,
Ihered at the Charlottetown Her tel last evening for their ram- vinciai annual meeting presid-
ed over by Mrs. Hden Dunbar.-
pmvincial president. '
Special weaker at this meet- ing set aside as United Nations nktst was Mr. Bruce HIQOU. A.. professor of history at P.W. C. who spoke on the situation in Little Rock. Arkansas as it re- lates to world condition. It. Hodges in his able address trae ed the history leadiu up to the political crisis and stressed the need for patience and sympa- thetic understanding of the en- tire question.
Reports were heard from the followiw: Mrs. Helen Dunbar, Provincial President, Miss Bar- bara Smith. president of the Surnmernide Gib. Miss l. Ar- senaidt. president of the Char- lottetown Chat and chairmen of
jed ae:d Provingigl President .succ Mrs. en Dunbar a -' Ir J ,5 II" Glnz; z:::m:ndN. u;'dent nurse at Riverside Housi-
qaent the past weekend in White ll; '99”
1bddhEdmmtmunJuy.
on Sept. 11th.
will he installed at die National Convention of the Canadian Fed- enation of Business Pro- fessions Women's Bits in be
leeutlul floral tide decora- tions carried out in the (lids Colours of green and gold were effectively arranged by the Can- miitee for October under the chairmanship of Miss Jean Tait.
Prior to the Provincial ga- thering tne Charlottetown Cltda held its October meeting at w i reports were heard trons the dilerent Chairmen.
it was decided that die Okla would adopt a lttle arl throtms the Unitarian Services Cosnsnt't- tne and gather dothing fix this organization as one of the pro- lecta for the present year.
Sands. atihehtanedMr.and lks. Sydney Brows.
their holidays in White Sand
Hill Hoqrital in Halifax. Mr. Ken MIcQueen.
guests of Mrs. Olive Giddings. Richards and M.r. James Richards
were recent
Mrs. Gerald Jardine. Murray
the various provincial tees: Mrs. Graham Rogers. pidr lie relations; Miss Mary New- soii. United Nations; Mrs. Mary Fulaienon. international; Mist Clara Mountain. rnentsership; Min Margaret Holmes, legisla- Mms. Ella Cmnolly; em-
Miss Lilian Cunhnore. business women's week; Min labde MacDonald. luolutiona;
with Mrs. Morton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Victor.
Miss Helen Murphy left early in the week for Toronto, Ontario, following a holiday spent with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Murphy. Miss Murphy was accompanied by her brother, Ray who will attend school in Tor- onto. and will reside with his brother, Mr. and Arnold Murphy and Mrs. Murphy.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Lavern and son Donald and Master Bob Freeman of Sackville, N.B., who spent the weekend at a cottage in Murray River, were guests of relatives in Georgetown as Sun- day.
Miss Carol Walker. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon Wal- ker, left early in the week for Charlottetown. where die will nmmen her student nurses training in the Prince Edward Island Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rich- ards and Mrs. Harry Simmonda of Charlottetown motored lo Georgetown on Sunday and were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N.w. Hansen.
Mr. and Mrs: Frank MncKen- zle and family of Souris, motored to Georgetown on Sunday, where they visited friends.
Joseph t "Sonny" Johnson. Stewart Hansen. Freddy Whllter, Peggy Johnson, Barbara, Mc- Quillan and Helen Murphy mo- tored to Sydney, N.S., during the holiday weekend.
MURRAY RIVER, some time with relatives and
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Rey- friendl- nulda. Pt. Pleasant have takenI M1 and MP5 M1959" MW” in residence in the borne of the d""W'-9" E1” 0' ,M”"'5Y ht. Mt. yo,” Jenn", Mun-.y River were recent visitors in km. New Glasgow. N5.
M". wmhm whit. "I w Mr. and Mrs. lvan Southcott
turned home to me home 0' here and son Mark of Nlagarn41n- daughter, Mrs. Oral Hoqper,I (;:""I” :97” recezn Murray River. after spending 353;” I .b:l'i”,e'1 ”" "SSA several weeks visiting with re- I” 3 t acI"E"d'
lam- Ind mud. in Hammom Mr. and Mrs. Harlin Carter. omuioi and Mrs. Rena
Truro. NS. were recent visitors
M" 3'” B"”c" WI” I' "9"" la) Murray River, guests of Mr. Inc in Debert, .N.S. recently Norm" M3cLeod- spent a few days at the home of Mute, Gum Jar-dine, Mu... h” N"'".”' M" ”'d M”' ,'””k ray River is spending some time BN0." mgh Bank E3” Wm be; at the home of his grandparents, l”'V”.I5 5”" I" T”"0',""' "hart Mr. and Mrs. Jardine in Free- he will attend the University all tawny 70”” '0'" the COM"! WW Miss Ruth Moore. High Bank.
MT. Wed Richards 01 Antilrtr, was a recent visitor to Pictou nish, N.S. recently visited hisllsland the guests of friends. old home in Gladstone, after an Friends of Mrs Lemuel Bre- Ibswce 01 56 YEIIPL HE Visited haut, are pleased to hear that his brother. Mr. Alex Richards M Gladstone his sister. Mrs. - Mary D. MacKinnon of New Argyle and their families. He al- so visited with other relatives in Murray Harbour. Mr. Richards spent a very enjoyable week, re- newing old acquaintances and friends and hops to visit the island again next summer.
Mrs. William MacDonak'l. Pictou island and Mrs. Angie MacDonald of Pictou, Nova Scotin, were recent visitors to Murray River, the guests of Miss Alice Mac.l..eod.
Mrs. Mary D. Mackinnon of New Argyle is visiting at the hmne of her brother. Mr. Alex E. Richards, of Gladstone.
MEETING
Regular monthly meet- lng of Souris Branch Can- adian L 9 g i o n Tuesday, Oct. 8, 8 p.m. Important business. All urged to attend.
members
ed the plowing match at Dundasl
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Mac- Gill. Halifax. NS. are mending
the guests of Mrs. Mat.-Gill's sis- a Mr MacLean. Mrs. Mnccill R.I
Miss Jeanette Giddings and Melvyn Giddinga of Moncton. N.B. were recent visitors to White sands,
M” A E m”"”'"t.I:," :;':'yziio is with the n.c..x'. II spend- md Jinn-lyp ing the weekend at the borne nfi Vimo" to New his parents. Mr. and Mrs Leon-I
Argyle. the guests of relat.ives.:”d MacL”"'i M'""y RIVS"
- - -River ldt recently for Londonj ”:..: t:i:.;:;: on were he be me-
M acCallom of
Mrs. Lealani Nicolle.
Mina Sadie Livingstone. stu- Tassell as acting wesideni. The meeting opened with the Insti- tue Ode followed by roll call re- , C ” to by 7 S s dona- ting a gift for bingo.
The secretary read the min- utes of the previous meeting and the treasurer gave her repurl The committees were heard from and new ones appointed. it was decided to buy a Teachers Guide Book for the school and to get a new world map globe at a la- ter date.
The secretary was asked to buy a gift for a member who recently left the school district. it was agreed to hold the next meeting on September 26th. and to accept the kind invitation of Mrs. Chester Blackett to hold 3 the meeting at her new ome Mr. Arnett MacLenn. Murrayf in Anngndale,
Roll call to be answered with a joke or 50 cents fine. After social hour. consisting of bingo. games and music by the hon- tess. a lovely lunch was served followed by God Save the Queen.
Ire past weekend at? of her grandmotherm illrs. Dan I."-' Mui-rayI
Riva. I a Mr. and Mrs. George 0. White-I I way. York, spent the weekend at lthcir home in Murray River.
Miss lsaheli Macheod. Mur- ray River will leave on Tuesday for Halifax. where she will at- tend Dalhousie University for; the coming year.
Miss Batty Ste-wart. High Bank, qient the past week in' Charlottetown. the guest of Mr and Mrs. Basil Irving.
O.S.S.E. Vernon
MacLean;
in the Canadian Army.
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LITTLE rosin w.i. I
112 August meeting of the
ILittle Pond W.l. was held at the; ADMIRAL KILLED
home of Mrs. Gerard MncDon- ,
aid with 6 members in attend-I 'C'A,INNEs, r"'”" IAPI-VI”
lance. Meeting opened with tl1e;Ad"'""I PW?” J- .0 Mi kw” lot. 56, personnel director of the
Mary Stewart Collect. Roll call was answered to by each mem- French MVY. WI! km” MOW”!
; ber donating 25 cents. iwhen his plane I crashed while Order of business was carried landing at the airport here.
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I "EVERYTHING BUT THE TRUTH" I
MOIITAGIIE Theatre
Tuesday Adm. 30 - 46
Time 8:30 pm.
Technicolor and Cinemascope
With Maureen Olllara - John Farsythe - Tim Hovey 4 One little boy who challenged the whole wide world because I he couldnlt tell a lie. A warm and wonderful story. None l better. few as good.
COMING--WED. - THUR. "LOVE ll A MANY IPLENDOR , THING" with William Holden and Jennifer Jones.
Mrs. W.J. Morse of Attleboro. Mass. is at present spending some time, on RE. island. While here she is the guest of her sis- ter, Mrs. Alex Mac-Lean and Mr. Mnolean, Murray River. She also visited with her niece, Ms-s. George Keefe, (!sarIotte- town and her nephew, Mr.
Minister of National J ' in at right.
where
with them and by Mrs. A. H. Stewart and Mrs. H.P. George.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace were called to Sydney. N.S. re- cently due to the death of Mr.
Rev. and Mrs. W.A. Paterson.
TODAY - WED. -'- CAPITOL
L.A.C. William Murphy of the wmu,-, bl-gum-,
Mrs. PIL. Boudreault, was at visitor to Charlottetown last week. I
Friends of Master Gerardi MacLean son of Mr. and Mrs.; Frank Mat-Lean are sorry tol hear that he is a patient in theI Charlottetown Hospital and all wish him an early return to good health.
Miss Elizabeth Grant. teacher at Elmira, was a week-
Mr. Vincent Elordiebta of Piel and guest at the home of Mr-.
Mr. and Mrs. Juries E. Mon-I Iton left last week on return to amend. nu...-.15, their home in Long island. N.
Mr. and Mrs. Jatt Donovan N. S., motored tol
ofMr.
lslting in Pictou for the past I
Miss
was the weeki of her parents, Mr.
Mrs. Mabel Henrn returned
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