Lace EM3Rxg THE EASTERN GUARDIAN
AGENTS:-MONTAGUI: Ilarold l'. Landry. Mrs. Byron Stew ., Mn. Bruoo MaePliee. Miss Joyoo Wlgginton, Plus Mclunnon. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Waldon Lovers.
The Guardian may he bought at the following places in Montague: Blue Dome Restaurant, and Guardian Office: in Georgetown: The Post Office: in South: The Snack Bar and II. Richards A son.
Miss Alice Fraser. Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Poole. is the guest of her mother, Mrs. D. Charlottetown. were Sunday visit- R. Fraser, Montague. ors to Montague, guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Poole.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester MaeLure. Montague, spent the weekend visit- ing relatives in Charlottetown
Mr. and Min. Donllld C9-mDbCll. Charlotteuvn, were Sunday guests --- .of the iormer's parents. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Raitray.'M;-5, AF, Campbell. Charlottetown, were weekend guests or Mr. ailti Mrs. Nell Hooley. Mont- agile.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dunning. Charlottetown, were Sunday guests ..M or Mrs. W. R. Garrick, Montague
Mrs. Bruce MncPhee and son. Malcolm. MOlll8SU9- WHO Sllndllili ..'.VOTlCE - Beginning Wed- v.sitors in (lieu Wllliiiin. guests 0l,iicsda,v, April 16th, the retail mer- Mr. and Mrs. Angus Matheson. i.-pants ot Montague will begin -m- - lclosing their places or business at
Mr. and Mrs. Don Adams. Sum-112.00 noon on Wednesday after- merside. were visitors to MontlsgllPlnoons throughout the year except on the Easter weekend. guests Ollfor the month or December.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Vlckerson.
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Mr. Harold Stewart, teacher at Easter service in the Baptist Prince Street School. Chrlottelown. Church was conducted by Lie. W.I D. Johnston. The theme was,
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JPRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - A large congregation attended the Easter service in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Montague. last evening. The service was tonducteci by the minister. Rev. 1''. N. Young. Mrs. Elsie Watterworth presided at the organ. Two an- thems were sung by the choir. "Hail The Victor" and "Hall Mighty Victor." The hymns sung were "Jesus Christ Is Risen To- day", "Christ, The Lol'd Is Risen" and "The Strife Is oer."
..'UNl'i'ED CHURCH - There were large congregations at morn- ing and evening Easter services at Trinity United Church yesterday. Anthems by the choir were, "He is Risen" and "Behold The Vic- tor", while the congregation sang joyous Easter hymns. Mrs. How- ard Vickerson presided at the organ. Mr. Malcolm Patterson, a former cllolr member, visiting in Montague. was soloist. The sub- ject of Dr. MncKen7.le'a morniilg sermon was "The Living Christ" and in the evening, "The Abiding Christ."
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Mr. Mr-rlinc Deviiie of Peakes Slalioii left by cor on Tuesday. April Sill for New York. accom-
panied by friends from Charlotte- town.
Rev. llr. Monziglian of Mis- ('(”ll.l('lIt'. spent lost work with Rev. 'i'. Cliinpbcll, St. Andrews, and HS- sisicd in the Holy Week services.
lt'lil('ll(lS of liirs. l-Ernest Aiileck will be glad to know she rc- tlirncd home front the City Hos- pital on Tuesday, April 8th, much improved in health.
Mr. Ronnie Mal-hieson of Char-
lottetown, rclicved Mr. A. R. Ellis our local C.N.R. agent, last week.
The ice in the river is starting In break up much in the joy of the trout fishermen who are get- Iing ihclr rods and lines ready for opening day. l
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The regular monllily nicniing of the Mt. Stewart Junior Chamber of Commerce was held on Monday night, April 7th, with a special speaker frnm Charlottetown ai- iending and different committees nppointcd. A street committee, headed by Alden Birt was ap- pointed nnri next day Mr. Biri had mrn ongzlgrd filling up pol holes in some of the siric'slrrcts.
The death orcuri'cd in the City Hospital on Monday. April Till. of Edward Hughes of Scotchfort In his 68th year. He entered the hospital two weeks previously with a heart condition. The late Mr. Hughes successfully operated a farm in Scolchfnrl. Besides his sorrowing willow lie is survived by his daughter Katherine and son Owen. His funeral was held on Wt-dnestlay morning fromy Tracadic Church and was largely attended.
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..'Mr. and Mrs. Earl James and Mrs. Homer James were in Char- lottetown on Tuesday, April 8th, on business.
Little Gloria Rapson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Rapson oi Milburn, is spending some time in Charlollclown visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rapson.
Mr. Cllyler Dingweil, local car- penter and contractor of Marie, has started a new job at the home of Mr. Jerome O'Brien, Mt. Edward Road. Charlottetown.
Miss Thelma Ford of Charlotte- town, is spending her Easter hol- idays with her aunt. Mrs. Earl James of Mitlgcll. Miss Ford is
an office employee til the Depart.- ment of Agriculture, Charlotte- town.
Mr. Robert Webster. student at Prince of Wales College. Char- lottetown. spent a recent week- end at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Webster of Marie.
This has seemed to be an un- usually unfortunate year for ill- ness ln animals. especially in this vicinity. One cow and colt have heen lost and several other near- by farmenl have had sick cows. -Friends were sorry to hear of Mr. Vernon Macltlwen having a very sick horse in few days ago. He had the government Vel. out from Charlottetown.
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Souris and Lorne Valley and Vicinity Vicinity A dental clinic is being held in Mr, shady Campbell mg
the Town Hall for pupils or Grade Monday. April 7th for I from the rural and town schools. N. S.
on Halifax.
Miss Marjorie Macinnla is spending some time in Charlotte- town.
Mr. Francis Maclntyre was a visitor to Charlottetown on Sat- urday, Aprll 5th.
Congratulations are being ex- tended to Mr. Keith Matheson and hl.s Rink on placing third in the closing Bonspiel played in Charlottetown on Wednesday. Ap- ril 3rd. The members oi! the Souris Rink are loud in their praise or the treatment and assistance they re- ceived from their opponents dur- ing the match. This was the first appearance or the sourls Club in ii. Bonsplel.
..'Mrs. Reuben McCannell and Misti Joan MacGriitii were visitors to Montague on Thursday. April '3rd.
Mr. Peter MacLeod and Mr. Preston Henry motored to Chor- lottetown on Saturday. April 5th.
Souris defeated St. Peters by a score of 30-30 in an exciting game of basketball played in St. Mary's Hall. souris, on Ttiesday, April lst. Sutherland scored the most points for St. Peters with 12 and Mac- Lean, Reg. MacKlnnon and Roy IMacl(innon had two each. James Macintosh was high for Souris with ll. other Sourls scorers were 1.. Mooney 8. H. Paqllet 7. and Reg. Peters 5. Referees were Dr. Beck and Leo Gallant. The boys expect to play a return match in the near future.
Mr. Charles MaeLc-od was A visitor to Charlottetown on Tues- day, April 1st.
Mr. -Russell MacAuiay was a passenger to the City on Monday, April 7th
Miss Jane MacGraiiI spent the week-end of April (ith at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. MacGrai.h.
Mrs. James Ml-icNl-iii was a vis- itor to Mt. Stewart on Monday, April 7th. where she was the guest of her liroihcr-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. hum.
Foch MacDonald's Rink won the Larter Pharmacy Trophy and the President's Bonspiel at the Char- lottetown Curling club on Friday lilght, April 4th. defeating Bruce Stewart's team 72-38. the Mac- Quaid and Brennan Rinks to a 45- 45 draw. The members of the win- lllng Rlllk life: Foch MacDonald.
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Masters Gordon and Ralph Lclird have returned home nftcr spend-
slandlng and Dolnts. Foch Mac- Donald. 400. MacQuaid. 347. Bren-
Mrs. Alex Macbougali and son
Club -for the use or their ice to
Valley. guest of her mother, Mrs.
playoft spot. The i to t ams 5x p e Christine MacLeod.
meet in the first round of the play- offs in a two game total point ser- ies. The winning team having the highest piniall draws a bye. sec- ond and third place teams play best two out of three in the semi. -'lnals. With the finals being beat, three out of five. The Laura League has not been completed 35 .vet. but play will be resumed the week of April 14-19. Following is the standing in the Men's League; Prliice Street Ramblers, 46. Sparks, 4? 1-2. Federals. 37 l-2. Matthew and Mel.-cans. so l-2. Line Readers. Bankers. 28 1-2. Lobster Kings, 28. Central Market, 20, silent six. 19. Little l-larbovr Hawks, 11 1.2, Eastern Fisheries, 15 1-2. Million- alres, 10
Her many friends in Lorne Vill- ley are sorry to hear of the ill- ness ot Miss Norma MacLeod who is a patient in the Prince Edward island Hospital.
Mr. Lloyd Macuoiiald was ill Charlottetown on Tuesday. April 1st. where he visited his brother. who was a patient in the P. E. 1. Hospital.
Her many friends are pleased to hear that Miss Anna hlllt'LEOd This week will witness an in- crease in the tempo of activities along the waterfront as fishermen are anxious to put their boats and fishing equipment in readi- ness for the coming lobster iisli- ing season. The Georgetown-Low er Montague ferry boat is rapidly being prepared for operations and will be in readiness when a cross- ing can be made.
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Georgetown and I O Vicinity Mr. David Lavers Jr. was 3 re. cent visitor to the City.
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Mr. Elmer Jeffery was A busin. esa visitor to Charlottetown dur- ing the latter part or last week.
Mrs. Gerald Morrison and Mrs, -1- Henry were recent visitors to the City.
Mr. Archie MacDonald of Pic- lou. N.S.. is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Bernard Batchilder, Kurt
Street.
rs. iillam Pros -i t M W Charlottetown last wlleilk lwhclg
her son Master Billy Prosper is ii Dilttllent in the Charlottetown Hos- p a .
Mr. Cornelius Campbell. who is employed at the Charlottetown Hospital. spent a recent weekend with ti-iencla in Georgetown.
Mr. Lemuel Baker of Murray Harbour. who has been visiting in Nova scotia, arrived in George- town on Saturday. April iith, where he is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Baker.
Friends of Mr. Hibbett Jenklm
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LAC. Herbert Stewart, of the Royal Canadian Air Force stat- ioned at St. Jeans. Quebec. a med "1 Georgetown on Saturday. April 5th. for a few days' visit. with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. A.
return to Halifax. N.s., xonown-,3 I Vim spent. in Charlottetown with his mother, Mrs. rellx Mor- rison. and in Georgetown with his sister, Mrs. Philip Boudugun,
Mn. Ernest Roche visited Char. lottetown on Saturday. April tith. and on her return home was ac- companied by Mr. Roche, who is employed in the City and who spent the weekend at his home in Georgetown.
Miss Ann' MacDonald. who iii employed in Halifax. N. S.. and who was called to the Provlncg by the recent sudden paulng or her Braniimother. Mrs. (Capt) A. .4. MacDonald. will visit with her glgthg. kg; (Capt) cynngugc.
nl . town til the Easter ht:l'i:iays.' an um,
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Although still covered with ice the harbour is expected to opei. Within - few am. if favoured with the right kind of weather. Durlns the put. few am the lee took quite a heath! and should soon start to Mill up, 15 than ll open water around the herein
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spent the week-end of April 6th at the home of his son and daugh-
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recently spent a few days with Mrs. MacDonald's parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Jay, Pisquid, follow- ing Mr. from the P. E. l. Hospital.
and Anne Hennesscy.
2. Elinor Clinton. 3. Anne McDon- ald and Catherine McEwcn.
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ing tin operation in the Prince .Gmde VIII - l. Jeanette Pet- ers and Peggy Mullaily. 2.,Marie Mcauigan and Jeanette Mc- Mrs. Angus Nicholson spent the Donald. 3. Joan Mclntyre, Anna
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week of March 31st to April 7th Praught and Anna McAdam. in Montague at the home of Mrs.
Grade VII - 1. Audrey Mullaily
lally and Inez Maccormack. Grade VI - 1. Betty Macintosh.
nan. 293. White. 280. Stewart 2-L2. Roger, Montague. spent April 3rd- ier-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bert -av. Madeline pmught, 3, Ann gflgeconilbe. J8. The members of 5th in Lorne Volley. guests of Leard. H.,g),e,, and Helm Malone,
C S011"-9 Club eXDl”65Sed 8l'atl- Mrs. MacDougali's parents, Mr. grade v .. 1,130;-gen chem;-lg, tilde to the Charlottetown Curling and Mrs. Malcolm MucLeod. Best wishes for an early rceov- 3 Anne Maclnnlg.
Grade IV - 1. Alice Clinton and
complete the series. Mr. Richard Gauthier has re- Cornelius fiuryran. who is in patient prance, cumon. 2. Joan stews”. . rt mom turned to Ruslico after spending In the king! COUMY Mcmorllll Jenn Migoney, and Laum Macpon. Bghjnighel-:;;i;-llegatixgsinp;.hcPl:Ileii's sP)l1':ll::lhn1D;ll1lslS in l0Loi('ine Valley Hospital. Md. 3. carol Ann Maccormacm ' ay.( on w 0 amp yo . --- - Friday. April mi, with the Central - Mrs. George w. .i;.,v. Pisqiiid, fazlldral s"”"A ml Vmm” G” Market defeating the Line Reade;-,5 Miss Aletha M;icI..cod. it-at-lwr b'll0lI'- ll"? W09k'”"7l 0" Allfil Glll Gxlade 1” g 1 Anne M Mucg 3-2. The two points gained by the of Montague School. spent the Will! ll" daughter. Mr!- Earl? phee and Paula fem” ., "Eleanor Line Readers assured them of ,. week-end ot April 6th in Lorne MaCDOna1d- l "'
Chevcrie and Ester carter. 3. Mar- garet C. MacDonald Perry.
Grade II -1. Gertrude MacDon- ald. 2. Marina Boyland and Cora Campbell. 3. Theresa A. Gallant and Paulette Grant.
Mr. and Mrs. Earle MacDonald and Shirley
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rick O'Brien. Grade IV - I. John Hughes. l Grade III - 1. Leoilard O'Brien.- 2. Oswald MacKay. l Grade II - l. l-Idnn Tobin. 2.
Grade X - 1. Frances Campbell.
Grade IX -- l. Pauline Peters. 2.
Susan Mccormack. 3. Velma Paq- Aliiclll 33"”-Ehl"L 3- Alicia MW-"
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