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WIVENI-IOE, England
(CPI
This msex district. smallest iiibanl
district
Britain. is being.
THE EASTERN GUARDIAN
swamped with persons who thir-kl AGENTS:-IVIONTAGUEI Esrold r. Landry. Mrs. Byron stewnrt. iunl ' it Bruce MscI'hee, Miss Joyce Wlggintun, Pius .t1cKiiinun,
Wivenhoe is the
"ideal
village."
Its proximity to London and near- by fishing spots is i.)EllPVPd respon- aibie.
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AGENT GEORGETOWN: Waldon Lrivcrs.
The Guardian may be bought at the following places In Montaguox Blue Dome Restaurant, and Guardian Office; in Georgetown: Tue
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.iii"t, July 13th. ..il)R. )lc('Rh ii office will lw closed from July Bill to July (list.
Murrdyj-l”cIi'uI3our Notes
Post Office; in Sou.rIs: The Snack Bar and H. Richards at Ben.
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lhzs stay will pi:' lof the 'gciiis" 1:
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officer's. 3, No. ill. July 7th. liiC.lSC ziticnil.
lliilside l.it All inenibers
'SFlE ('II BERT t
both dates inclusive. Dr. lngs,lltiontague El for El ii:-irgain So'.ii'is, ulll ansuer all calls. in a used it estincnniise refrig- ---- leralor. ..'Fl'RTHER TRAINING IN -V -- 3IllSI(l-Mrs. Holden MCLlii'r, "I'HICRI-I WII.I he 1 T,ihi-wall PEI, has completed another Wonienls t'iiin ir 4 at, the. -it-ssfui year as public school Poole lloiel. Mont Tliiii'stl.iv r teacher, and leaves todav to at 323” PM 1"i - SIWIRWS Mll Alllsoll 1)nn4(Ir5jt:.' ulll attend. ho sliowii. n-Lye, Nlgvv ll, lake (ll,-ulgr All l.llVFi'!l.i .i:e cwrtl..iily iii- :- in her chosen professioii.lV”Nl- . xiavlnire has conducted ...L-.-,--L .:I'.”.?il. 3253?” i?..i?i...”5.T?”LF””il2 schvni He! ll plans on In-r on the llm'”1s land for set-erti mm and diii'.ngl
i:ii 'r;ii'ii til int
mg scencrv so about the l-la:-h hr-rv plans town and
cvidmice
. 5' spots
. Wtr Wzilai-d Jordan of Char-lthe Island.
'tVf'PtIV'lli was a business visitor -i-. liiirrav llrirboiir on Tiiesday.
Kl: 5.r"nvir Jorgenson who visited .X'li:r.1x Harbniir recently as guest .' )l'. and Mrs. Cy. Penny left her hoine. at Boston Mass.
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Iir and hits. George Irvinll and
l..- 'P('Pili guest: of Mr. and Mrs.
Ywiliaii Irving have returned to Maine in Everett. Mass. '1'”-:8 ntzs had been called home ow- to the death of Mr. Iii-vlnK'5 arr, rhn late Mrs. William Irv-
it
are a.-roiig the American visi- etxinving a pleasaiit holiday d the beaiiiifnl Murray Har- D'.s' ' t. hlr. Bears a native r ha: been away for '2A news with appreciatioii
.. ny improvements which ,,3.Iv beer. made in the intervening The Bears' are receiving a
IFZTTK , wclcnnie from their many mcnds and relatives.
Conn. Mr
TO-DAY and WED.
M-G-M's IUSICAL SUPREME
'-More than I year in the makl 1 Greater than ' "I'ho Great Car,iigo"I
BECAUSE IIRE MINERSE... .
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hr-i I7 5:91 ' SONGSI .r
WHITE HORSE"
DORETTA MORROWI ---nuts WHITMORE
PRINCE EDWARD
3171-i"6UR"wAv lllll ill Hill lil”l . l,
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Hr and Mrs. Joseph Bears and'
-..., l l vv the many distinguished
The refrzgerator
is a noted artist L: an Iii-ldpvlcps lim- at New llrtfltifhil Hitlllln pick out we 4.: nltiSi-'liifl-
District of King's in e, coming by-election. "'"'”"l,5' lfrom eleven polls were present, to- ;gether with a large number of in- terested men and women and larray of Liberal speakers.
15- lacted as secretary.
. l"lS soiiic)L. H. Poole, Russell MacAulay mid .r- riicliaiit- Abner Dewar was appointed the resolutions : Mr Sodcr- 'crr-dentials committee at George- J. A Annear, Stan Burke and Mac: of J MacKeii7.ie.
By Liberals In. 3rd Kings
..'Mr. Joseph 0. Campbell, Pop- lar Point, was the unanimous choice of the delegates assembled in convention at Cardigan Hail last evening to represent the 3rd, the forth- 55 delegates
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The nomination of Mr. Camp-
bell, whose name was the only one! .to appear before the
convention
luas moved by Mr. Lorne Wiggin- inn, Montague. and seconded "Mr. Warren MacDonald of Dun-V das.
by
i l The meeting was presided over:
by the district president, MacEachern. Mr. Eugene
Hugh Duni: A committee including Messrs. (III committee. The comprised
Following his nomination. Mr.
ltlampbell thanked the delegates fflfldidafp.
THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN
J. G. Campbell Nominated
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Mr. Joseph 6. Campbell
iiiot only for Mr. Campbell. .also for Mr. Kickham, federal can-
Lady Iniured In Accident Dies AI Montague
son, Maine, passed away
which Corner
an accident Cambridge
The accident occurred
Mr. Lester
Brunswick car was cast on the Peters Road.
yesterday morning Daniel Murray, foreman: Llewellyn, Cecil French, Austin Parkman Fraser, Alan Nelson.
The inquest is expected take place early next. week Montague.
whim Road and
in
'rut'k of Ah- the confidence which they liadl Other speakers were lion. Keir l)oLi'.s Wholesale .ri lirthiil Fish placed in him. and stated that he Clark, ML.A.. George aville. M. . , , C0- Of Nnallk. V . mid its SPC-lwniild do all in his power to be!I..A, and Hon. T. J. Kickham. ond VISIT to 31' .:iv llarboiir oii;m-lrlhy M the cm-lgldem-e, He Ml pl TUPSGBN T3115 ii ill” 717” -5P33O”istressed the need for more com-l Mr. L. H. Poole, at the close of "la? ill 5' 'l'i7i'?l1-W-1'-I3 A'll”7'1C"lllplete orgaiiization and support,lthe meeting, brought in resolutions rlzlll !l(l5',(30l-cO(i.l'0' (I .i it ”ll5liiiicl said that he would put i()l'tlllPXpl'P5SlnR support and confidence ML Rlcllard Campbell, comg SP”il0”- Wlldi" I - I" ll””l every effort to do his part. Helm the policies of the federal snd.mel.Cml Cross vlslted me clly on lip": S'ms:"M 7! my um N.”-i5l70kB Hi lmllill TPR81'dl1lK ICd?l"R1lpi'oviiicial goveriimeiits, and ex-lbusmess on lllonday June '29 1”” land provincial issues in the com-ltmded congratulations to Premier r; ' ' i in. is so on his recent in oiiit- ,
Mr TVi'.i1arr F II :'is l't”imhrlmgf::1rl1:ta W. Matheson HiS0ilT14:flim H pp Rdiftlil if1(a.esmi1a.yvll:ltlci:E)(tiimlTihni)l:t1ti: md V””ik”'” M Vm" spoke of organization. He stroiiglv The 3rd King's vacancy is being wwn'ml Ju le 29 T” HF”'l”"l' " "WM m" p"5l'ien1hhasized the need of Retiinizicatised the resignation of, I L,,:... tniog (GT;:1t'fI1:;i:'- t71:iD;'il(;llln(;Eg0Il'l:;lihf' ,'s'liIlllg(1h-lit.Rl'DlipdllllCiJ0SieCit- ll:lIIt:IHj0l' J-ovhn .E0mlielir:l(ial?1oli'l,ald,mntdliie Mm Elllel Mncmodl whlm a M M- h” M” l r I” H” "3. national ll. 5 and urged support ion lnr .”' mm: MCKenna' vic- ligious. atliicnr and will lit? Oi ...., .. -.',.-M.,,. 7-;L..'VL..L...4.4 .E-------- 0”” Clo” the ronintiiiiiw xiii: he inucii Audrey, C mbridge, M . . arc gent here for the past 15 years, is . llliSxP(i. llzs r c xvii be a hard spending the summer months at on three weeks pre-retirement - -M15 M191 M11 Fred Aitken one in (Si. Mr iil!'l'.S it 11 a':ways Peters Road witli Mrs. Riggs par- leave. "Cami-V l"”V9d "Om BT31”-f0l'i-'1. reserve a i1ilnii'('ri z the l'i his heart ents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Campbell. ----- 0V””'10- 10 Wke UP residence in for Miirv-ay Ha , the Vzllalge of ---- Mr. John Williams of Beach Lower Montague. Mrs. Aitken was which he rt sr prrfiiiiiidiy a part. Mrs. Benjamin Sencabsugh. Point and Mr. John Giddin83 01 "'9 mrmef M155 MBFIOFIC Campbell All Join in the iv w ti I All Har- Murray River was a visitor to White Sands. were business vislt- R. N.. 0! Whim Road. ris niay ii.iu'.e er " ass in his Murray llarbor North on June 23 or: to Georgetown on June 23. --M new jab guest of her brother, Mr. Fred Mil- --i-- M5 Mid MFR Ch3Pi93 131159. M- l . iar. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Griffin of companled by their daughters,
M-.n-r- it t - Illiil viriiiity is Panmure Island accompanied by Cynthia. and Charlene, recently noted inr . standards set Mr. and Mrs. Donnie MacQuarrie. their three children. Barbara. motored from Rhode Island, U. S. by the loo 1 ll There are Roseneath, were Sunday guests of Arthur and Colleen were recent A, to Vfgjt; fl-tend, md relnllns so nlany 9 rd u'i'h the latest Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Millar. visitors to Georgetown. here. While at Whim Road, they
nezizaps iiniair
lllg HnnFX'P'. "iv -':iitl'll Shore lp-arm at at rt i"il'”, owned and operated h Mr Ftvrvrett Cf
Irving and Son is one of the best. tein Cattle and
vbllt l-he Irvlllqg l't'F1l'T'iIFP the goods in ll,-.-wan ' tlzctr potato crop l,,l 5.93.. rvxm fzve acres. lihey sold 33000 eureka. as xx all as re-' lgaln enough 1. tlmir own use and iseed fr" '” '- "P" H
ran.
-OH.
T'TarT:.IO.l' North and Vicinity
olell. ll,”-k 5,1,q.-'v;r- hfnntagtiel
was a recent visitor to .Vliii'ray Harbor fxzrmh, giiest of Miss Blanche Miliar.
Miss Tsahcl Juli mt, 'I".ii”HiiiO is spPIll'IllliZ snrnw t mo zit he-. home ill Peters Road. .
Monthly niwirtlnz of the l.adies' Md society - held '11 the vcstry of the Cliiii on ' lng. June in. unit and one l'ISlitil' it
Friends are glad to see Mr. lien- inr Stewart, well nmiii after being confined to his lmnie (i'.lt' to ill-
mglv incnibcrs , .
ness.
Mr. and Mrs llarrtvv hfncimnii. Truro. N. F. wcrr- "no week-end guests of Mrs .Vlncl.t-.'in's sister. Mrs John Mcllt-rron and Mr. Mclierron,
Mr. and hire t;mi".'" (low and daughter. hlrriia. wnnpaiiirii bv Ml-5, John Cimr. i Fr" visitors to
Charlottetown an .I'l'.1” 19. Mr. and Mrs Albert. Craswcll. Carleton Kdinrz, were visitors to Xiiirray lliirimr Kwrtli on June. 21 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell.
Mrs, Janies l'?.iL":S and dniiizliter
By J. R. Williams
. HOLD HIM NOWJ. - QLJILLS HURT wuss COMIN'
rsonofl no .' '
I CAN see Howxwe. .. IMTELLIEENT MAN I l I COULD MISTAKE Al l PORCLIPINE FOR A .
1jwol. Kicics, ts;-i
I ,.cA-r RAlDlN' THt KITCHEN ,. AN'tGlVE rrons KicK--Al - BUT L3iVIN' A PDIZCUPNE i I 59m" .
7 I Iomu v er M an It 4 1.4 on ' ,.:.....-.g......As..4.-la...-p...
WHAT HURTIM6 SMOST IS A I MAM MUST BE SLIPPING BAD
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Grahnni accompanied by lviiss lsahel John- ston motnred to Charlottetown on June 19.
Miss Faye Maclrmls, Murray Riv- er, spent. the week-end at Murray Harbor North guest of Mr. and
.' Mrs. Willard McClure.
Vema
Misses Johnston and Joyce McLeod were visitors to Charlottetown on June 22.
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Georgetown and I I I VICIIIITY
'Mrs. Emerson Llewellyn and son Wayne are visiting in New Glasgow. N. S.. where they are the guests of Mrs. Llewellynis brother-
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Judson Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Alec MacKirmon left. early in the week for Dighy, N S. via Saint. John. N. B., while. in Diizhy they will be the guests of relatives.
Mr. Emerson K. Johnston. Presi- dent of Jnlinston Motors Ltd., of Miirray River was a business vis- itor in Georgetown on Thursday, June 13.
Mr. Rayniond Soloman. Mr. Ran mond DesRoches. Mr. Gordon Jol- limore and Mr. John C. MacDonald vi-are business visitors to Char- lottetown on June in,
Him. William Hughes, provincial secretary spent the weekend in Georgetown on business. Mr. and Mrs, F.J. Delmry mid Mr.Guv Hemphill attended the banquet tendered Hon. James Sin- clair, Federal Minister of Fisheries. at the Charlottetown Hotel on Wednesday. June 17.
hiias PPEKV Walker, who is em- ployed in the City, was a recent visitor to her home in Georgetown. fMi.w Lillian Hearn, who is em- ployed in Halifax, N. S. arrived in
retiirning to the Capital.
Nova
at present relieving agent. in the (7 NR Station at Georgetmvn Mr. W T wnod, who ha; been the in-
: I Jl?iviLLwiMj,
Georgetown on June is where she spent it few dais as the guest of her mother. Mrs. Mabel Hearn, prior tol Scotlan
Mr. Roy Gallant of Wellington is
Mrs Neil hlacDniiald and Mrs Louis Canlello of Seven Mile Road. were recent, guests at the home of Mrs. Annie Gardner.
Mr. Maurice Uonovan was it re-l 'rent visitor to Pictou. N. where; he visited his son and daii;-litci'-in-l law, Mr. and Mrs. .lohii Donovan.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Gallant of Rustico were recent visitors to Georgetown. where they were the guests of relatives.
Mr. Gerald Morrison left early in the week for Borden where he will resume his duties as a crew mem- ber of the Car Ferry.
Early Tuesday morning, June 23. the Georgetown-Lower Mon- tague I-'ei'i'y under command of Captain Henry Larsen and the Georgetown New Port Ferry. un- der command of Capt. Joseph Campbell, with llarbour Pilot, Temple Gotell. as pilot sailed for Pictou. N. 8.. where they are un- dergoing their annual overhaul on the Marine Slip.
Charlottetown recently. -A.C.
DUDLEY, England (OP)-I-Iefyu ing with the hoiisework,Keith Wat- sonawatched the dust settle back after his nnllsilliiq. and dreamed lilp an "adhesive duster." The in- lVPI'lil(7h, developed with help from in paint firm, will be put on the market.
sciioofsiiiisniiv
Applications will be receiv- ed by the undersigned for the position of Secretary Souris School Board. Appli- cations must he in by Wed- nesday, July 8th, and should state salary expected.
JOHN J. MacDONALD,
Mrs Guy Hemphiil is visiting ELECTRICAL with friends and relatives in Pit-tou. APPIJANCE N. S.
Mi'. A. E. accompaiiled Repair! by Mrs. Jenkins and Mrs. Russell I ViacLt-an motored to Charlotte- .... ....... Palmer Electric
Miss Joan Murphy and Miss PHONE 1444 Sheila Delsory were visitors to
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gar- net. Moore.
Rev .1 M. Fraser of Trinity United Church. Montague, con- ducted ll worship service at Whlm Road Hall on June 25. The Young Peoples Society held their meet-
ing at the conclusion of the ser- vice. Miss Sandra MacPherson and
her brother. Stirling of Bellevue. are visiting at Whlm Road, the guests of Mr. mid Mrs. Robert Campbell.
Students from the district who
Refrigeration
SALES and SERVICE Repairs To All lifzikes
MOTORS
Rewinding and Repairs
.-.'Mrs. Alex White, of Robin- at the King's County Hospital early Mon- day morning. She was injured in occurred at on Sunday. June 23th. Others hurt were her liusband and Sheila White, age 8, young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert White of Centreville, N.B. about 11:30 a.m. when a car driven by McKeeman of Gas- pereaux was proceeding north on the Cambridge Road, while a New proceeding
A coroner's jury was impaneiled and includes Spencer Raymond Fitzpatrick, Fraser,
to
Souris
BOLT RAOES
WOOD ISLAII-IT'S FERRY SITE WEDNESDAY, JIILY 8th
Supper served. Sports and other at-
tractions. Pipo music and dancing in the
evening. Como all and Bring all. Proceeds
In aid of cemetery fund.
Mada hora Ii
ll calm at man would I!-
Gulnxlttud M MIG. HOMO and II .
my inspected for nitma up Guilty. linked will insert and rodent "What.
INTERNATIONAL
Baler Twine
ORDER EARLY
W. Ii. Jenkins
Hudson & International Dealer.
Gr. Geo. St. - Phone 6568
.... , JULY 7. 1953
wrote Grads XI ex; :;.nstions at Montague Memorial High School include: Dot Stewart, Kllmulr; Mary K. Munro and Lona Mac- Donald. both of whim timid.
On Friday afternoon. June is, whim Road School closed its doors for the summer vacation. The younger children and their moth- ers, were invited to attend the
school closing and were delight- progrsm given by the pupils. no children were cspsbly directed by their singing instructor. Mr. Ver- non Ross. Following the presents- tlon of prizes by the teacher, Mrs Russell Macseth. everyone enjoyed Ice cream, cake and fudge, which provided I happy ending to im- other school term.
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My IHPn'nainCj1uinPuvyolCunJ-
Liberal Party Broadcasts
TUESDAY, JULY 7th AT 12:00 NOON
GILBERT CLEMENTS. President Young Liberal Association of P. E. I.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 8th - 7:15 P.M.
MRS. JOSEPH RODD, President, Charlottetown Liberal Women's Club
FRIDAY, JULY 10th -- 12:00 Noon
HOWARD DOUGLAS. President 'Dougls.s Bros. and Jones Ltd.
ATTENTION
ALL LIBERAL POLL OI-IAIRMEN CHARLOTTETOWN AND ROYALTY
There will be a meeting in the Liberal Committee Rooms, 130 Kent St. on Tuesday, July 7th at 7:30 p.m. A full attendance is requested.
5th District Liberal Association BENJAMIN ROGERS, Jr.. President.
JOHN NICHOLSON, Secretary.
PROGRESSIVE OOIISERVATIVE ASSOCIATION
FIFTH DISTRICT OF QUEEN'S (Charlottetown and Royalty)
Annual Meeting will be held in the Committee Rooms, Richmond Street, on Tuesday, July 7th, at 8:00 P.M. Poll Chairmen are requested to call meet- ings of their Rolls for the selection of five accredited
delegates. Fred Decoste. President.
POWER IIITERRIIPTIOII
There will be an interruption of electric power on our Montague line on Tuesday, July 7th, between the hours of 8:30 to 11:30 am. in the area east of Vernon; and between the hours of 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. in the area
east of Alberry Plains, weather permitting. for the pur- pose of moving poles to allow for government road widening on the Sparrows Road.
Maritime Electric co. Ltd.
fully entertained with a. singing