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" AlElCl-I'f—ENERS REWARoEo

wn above are the win- ners of an eight-ender. unusual In curling. which members of the Montague Ladies Curling Club performed in regular rink

Gregor. mate; Ruth MacDon- ald. who was a winner for the second time. and playing sec- ond stone. and Barbara Mab-

Club at Montague is seen pre- senting the eight-end pins and engraved silver butter dishes on behalf of Gordon Rose of

competition. They are Hen- on, lead. Mrs. Dorothy Nichol- Saint John. N.B., who was

tietta Clair, skip, Adah Mac- son, president of the ladies unable to be present. 1 0

Court Cases Are Adlourned Pre-Eoster

As Defence Counsel Absent

GEORGETOWN — Due

John

ses slated to he heard in Kings County magistrates court. 1zdjourned until April 10.

to were each fined $20 and costs or P. Nicholson. defence 15 days. While a third chargcdit counsel being in Supreme Court.‘ with having possession of intoxi-. Charlottetown. a number of ca-.i cating liquor in a place othergof Montague churches held this than his residence. had his case

Services Are. Planned ; MONTAGUE — At a meeting

week it was decided to hold the usual pre-Eastcr services by an

journed until April 3 at Souris. by Magistrate James B. John-i ston. QC. .

GeoTBETOllil. (Willesllal \"cie ad“

exchange of pulpits.

Churches taking part will be the United Baptist Church. Trin- ity United Church and St. An»

Those Set over to that date‘ d-rew‘s Presbyterian Church. were. Vene Louis Henderson, The meeting was held at the Greek River. and Benedict Jo- United Church manse. seph Lutz, Peakps Road, charg-i 0 Plans were formulated and , ed with unlawfully selling intox-E TeChnlque services are to be conducted icating liquor. Lloyd Penna San-l Wednesday, Thursday and Fri

derson. New P e rt h, charged: with driving while his operators licence was cancelled. and an- other for possession of intoxicat- ing liquor in a place other than his residence.

W.J. MacLean. Georgetown. pleaded guilty to driving while his abilities were impaired by alcohol and was fined $100 and costs or 10 days.

On charge of the theft of one gallon of gasoline. John Emmett Moran. Cardigan. and Gerald Roy Reginald MacDonald, Al- bion Cross both had their cases adjourned to April 10 to fix a date for hearing. Moran is coun- selled by William Reddin. Mon-

Convicted of assaulting John Dalton. Georgetown. Leslie Dou- ghty. Georgetown. was fined $20 and costs or 10 days. A fine of $25 and costs or 10 days was imposed upon Everett James William MacLean. Georgetown. convicted of creating a distur- bance in a public place by using

ed with a new discussion group technique at the March meet- ing, A new idea instituted for

gram committee was well re- tgh

a $2

ly contacted to speak on each particular subject under discus-

ing opinions were received.

ing were Alfred Morrison. prin-

soums — The Souris and Re- day Previi’us ‘0 Easier-

gional Home and School Asso- ciation successfully experiment-

the Canadian Bible Society.

The offering from these ser- vices will be used as in the past to be devided between the Kings County Memorial Hospital and

discussion groups by the pro-

with snow.

Unknw" ‘0 “eh 8m“?- 599' ask the RCMP to visit

cial speakers had been previous- on safety. sion and at the conclusion of the

recorders report very mterest- attendance Shield.

oing to and from school while e streets were banked high It was decided toi t he f ~schools and caution the students

Special speakers for the even-

cipal. and Sister St. Elaine of the RHS who spoke on "School Dropouts" and “Parental Inter- est": M.J. McQuaid — "Citizen- ship": Rev. E. Adams — “The Social Needs of the Child"; B_L. Stewart — “Better Housing and developing leadership as relat- ed to the commuhity".

Considerable discussion cen- tered on safety of the children

Havana from Mexico Monda

Authorities g a v e

and was arrested at the airport. reason either for Holden's detention or: his expulsion from the country. ‘

obscene language. while for a similar offence John Charles Martell. Georgetown. was fined. $20 and costs or 10 days.

Arraigned on two separate. counts of driving while his oper-i ator’s licence was cancelled:

Birt Joseph Lcard. Peakes Sta- tion. was fined $50 and costs on each count.

For failing to register their motor vehicles. Yvon Joseph Bouchard. Georgetown. Eugene Arnold Mullally. Montague. and John Graham MacDonald. Bru-g denel, were each fined $10 and{ costs or five days. ‘

A similar penalty was lmpos-‘ ed upon Ronald Cameron. Char-l lottetown. charged with driving; without due care and attention; David Joseph Layholt, West St.i Peters. was assessed a similar: fine for driving without an operi ntor’s licence. j

On two charges. one of oper-' lting a motor vehicle with def- ective equipment and the Jther of failing to transfer the regis- tration of a motor vehicle. Em- anuel John Sanderson. Cardi- gan, was fined $10 and costs or five days on each count.

Two others accused for being intoxicated in a public place,

WINNER OF THE MARCH FAMILY ALLOWANCE CHEQUE SALES EVENT — $50.00 CASH

Sponsored by Charlottetown Retailers MRS. MARJORIE WALSH

20 Alloy St.. Charlottetown Cheque will be mailed to the. winner.

Residents Of ~ Southern Kings County

Kings County Memorial Hospital. Mon- tague. would appreciate any donations which residents may core to give from Hospital Insurance Refund Cheques that

"EASTERN BRIEFS

IN REHAB. CENTRE (Floyd Scott MacLean young son Mr. and Mrs. Angus I..i luchan. Montague. is a par “tilt in the Rehabilitation Cen- tre where he has undergone sur- m.

CURLING CHAMPS At the Montague Curling Rink Ill week the annual farm curl- !“ competition was held. A bun chipped by George Ken-

“ and lead ColEaMacDonald villa-s. Prizes for the com- a in the past years were by 'l'. M. moweuyn I, Montague. * ARE YOU A .mocnonnnucz

_'hutdodoctomthinkofthia " dckrncs—andwhy

have been received recently.

This hospital Is in need of financial aid at this time to pay capital costs and to provide cash to assist in the future construction program.

The Board of Trustees wish to thank those which have already contributed from these refund cheques and also those which have given to our current campaign and will greatly appreciate fur- ther donations from other residents in this area.

Social Evening MURRAY RIVER HALL Friday, Mar. 29 - 8.30 PM.

v Speakers include

O Mrs. Margaret Macdonald

O Heath Maoquarrlo O Dr. L. B. Dewar

Refreshments will

l i i

The primary class of Sourisl‘ Elementary again won the

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EXPELL CORRESPONDENT ' HAVANA (Reuters) — Cuban

authorities Friday expelled cor- respondent David Holden of the Manchester Guardian after de- taining him in a Cuban prison for four days, diplomatic source said. Holden arrived in

'lSlAND NEWS PAGE

Montague, Souris, Kings County

4 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Ii‘rL, Mar. 29, 1968.

MONTAGUE — The bi-month- ly meeting of St. Andrew's Prer byterian Adult Club. held in‘the Church hall. Wednesday even- ing, was the first since the elec- tion of the new officers. Presi- dent William Brehaut was in the chair. Vice-preisdent is R!- chard Knox. and secretary-trea- surer is Mrs. Allan Nelson.

The group decided to under- take a project this spring of placing flowers on the church lawn and around the church,

why not

St. Andrew’s Adult Club Plans a.

and agreed to approach the board of managers with its pro- posal. This would be a summer- long project, as the group would for the flowers after

also care planting.

After a brief vice, Rev_

duced the evening's This was a color film entitled “The Gift." produced in co-op- oration with the National Coun-

cll of Churches.

This is an unusual venture in

devotional s c :- Basil Lowery intro-

Mr. Hughes. who is

o remount, he trt

Souris River Former Hurt

SOURJS —- A Souris River farmer. Bernard Hughes, was

and yesterday when a trac- tor ran over him at his farm.

nbout'lo

years of use, is reported to have

1: driving the tractor and

. alighted toh open a b rnudmgrd However t e tractor con nu

to move and when he attempted

t pped and fell

and one of the heavy wheels h

M chest.

Po'umul'smdtfncxo thé’cw- «emu-w mm m. n lottetowu Hospital “thus he in

now a pa cut. 8 lint Hanged by John

4:” yesterday

program. period followed. and

shop

church films, as it makes use of in modern music and art, combin- ed in a skilful way to show that only the wholeness which is in C h r i s t can bring health wholeness'to man. A discussion: the film was shdwn a second time.

The next meeting of the group is scheduled for April 17 ' will take the form of I social i and recreational program.

Chetk These Weekend

Special this week-end in Montague. BOYS’ SPRING JACKETS.

REID & MacKENZIE \ MASSEY % FERGUSON A DEALER ’ ' . is. Roddte Mackenzie

20 COCKSHUTT TRACTOR A-I condition.

Extra Special at MONTAGUE ELECTRIC

CO. LTD. Easter Specials 1—10 cu. ft. 6. E. Refrigerator. slightly damagell

Regular $249.00. Special

l—G. E. Portable Automatic Dishwasher Regular $299.00. Special

1—4 burner G. E. Range — Automatic Oven

Control. Reg. $160.00. Special . . . . . . . . . , . . ..

Phone 92 Gilbert Clements

Mrs. Catherine Mahon. Montague

HI'LCHEY & VAN‘IDERSTIN‘E LTD.

Magnetic Wall $1 4 9 I

CAN OPENER

HOUSE CLEANING SUPPLIES

Step laders paint rollers and pans. miter refills, paint brushes. polly fill crack filler. plastic and paper drip sheets. rug and furniture spot remover.

VENETIAN BLINDS: We will measure your windows and In- stall venetian blinds all for the cost of the blind.

JAMIESON'S PHARMACY

Montague Phone 48 Prescriptions Veterinarian Drugs Mail orders receive Prompt Attention.

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leen Veterinary [it e I! he: lit-tn:l ldl: lcoupons “any Pgtmem ‘ SAVE 10% ' "' BOEHNER’S JEWELLERS GIFT SHOP Phone 70

For the Spring Brides Join Our Silver Club

Buy 52 pc. set of 812 Community Plate Patton’s Forest Flower and Songot Autum. Reg. price $99.00

34 Price Sale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. I let Club Terms Arranged

M. N, McGowan. Kthnutr

BELLE’S SHOP

SLACKS with or without tops. SKIRTS to match. Ladies’ Sizes 7 - 24 ’/$.

All Weather COATS—Cloth Coats— JACKETS short or three quarter length for all ages.

HOME-R MOAR

YoanhttoBouDoolor

PHONE 20 or 77-22 0 Motor on: O Gloolluu

To Clear at

1 Group Priced

3.88

All Sizes and Colors REDUCED 20%

Duvar Radio Service

voer have made. MENDIX

Priced at $221

A "BENDIX" DRJI Depth Recorder will help you find the best fishing ground in less time with less fuel. commercial fishermen the world

DR‘s the fish finders to increase catches and save gear. .

See our G. R. S. 2 way Radio Sets. Priced at $199.

Fun and Action. EXCELLENT.

YEO

"The Man That Shot Liberty Valance"

James Stewart, John Wayne. Vera Miles. A Western Roaring

DUVAR'S RADIO SERVICE

Montague & Sourls

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Monta

Friday

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A Footloose Rancher and a Fas

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Matinee Saturday

P.M.

Saturday 8:30 PM.

tG-un.

THEATRE TICKETS

If your name appears In this your theatre tic-

Guardian-Patriot tn Mon

Bring The Boy Frlend!

1.

Coming Mon. Tues. LOVE IN A GOLD FISH BOWL Tommy Sands and Fabian

Heloine’s Millinery

Easter ts coming so choose your Easter Bonnet Now at Hclalne's Millinery. We have a large ' stock of straws and flowered Sprlu Huts ' ‘ ranging In price from

$3.00 to $10.00

Also Scarf, Glove and Handbag ‘ '

PERLER’s" JEWELLERY

PHONE 158

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MONTAGUE

ALWAYS LOOK TO

TWIRIAL FOR THE DIST . a. A. (JOEY) FRASER

or

and plans are in the making for and

YMC Ploy To Bo Shown ,d

o 0 this on exit tton. Again In SOUI’IS snow Judge Mr. Sibbuld sug- gested the animals might be soums — The porsldent of better t ined berm they up the Souris a egton Drama pound in the

poo. presided. STORY MAKES HEADLINES

h me. A definite date will be set in Of 21-yearold Helen

a week or two. depending on road conditions. it was stated. Roads in some areas on report- ed almost impassable.

The association will present a one-act play at Easter time

seven weeks after t ashcd tn the Yukon,

dell)

national strike wave. of the irl and th other productions. A tour is also being arranged for “The Way- ward Kiss.” Mr. Macth said.

day.

live in the Montague Area Montague?

Bargains. WIGHTMAN'S

WEEK - END SPECIALS

ROSE STRAWBERRY 24 OZ.

HIM

MR. CLEAN 43c JOY .32. 79c

SCALLOPS per lb. 59c

AND IN OUR 5 AND TO

CREST YOUR CHOICE LATEX °" “w” $149 PER QT. I

Paint roller. tray. plastic drop sheet and small roller for

“h dto et tspots" Allufor ongly

Maurice Burhoe. Montague

WM. A. A. REDDIN. B.A.. B.Sc.. LLB.

Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public Main Street. Montague

McGowan Motors Ltd.

Your Ford Dealer in Montague

Phone 308

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S‘I'Op Tire Wear and Faulty Steering Too. . .

We realign from ends to new car specifications . . . to st"!

safe steering for bad womba- days . . . to stop needless tin

wear! Stop by today!

We an exports by balancing your tires too!

You can always rely on Bob.

Bob MacDonald is the expert.

Phone 100 Montague

Ronald Mum, Mont-gin

Jo Anne Dress Shop MOVING MONDAY, OPEN TUESDAY

New locctlon on Fraser Street in front of momenta” School.

ComoIn ondSooOur NowSprlng Styleufornllm

OK. The Shop

Montana—Dial 250 Du’tbouufl'hlldmm- lurfllmmufalbh “animal-ow. Nolan-lam“

a. Show president George Kit-

PARJS (ReuterI)—The ordeal Klaben and pilot Ralph Flores, 52. rescued plans made

French newspapers lte preoccupation with l Pictures 3 e pilot were splashed across inside pages of Paris evening newspapers Tucs-

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