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GUARDIAN I -

A(1lNTs:--M0NTAGUE: Ila:-old F. Landry. Mn. Byron Iteinarl. Ira Bruce Macrhee. Mia: Joyce Wlulnlon. Mina Joan Joluulol.

AGENT GEOILGEIOWN: Waldo: Layers.

The Guardian may be bought at the touowing places in

Montague: Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Office; in Ge

town: The Post Office: in Sourie: The Snack Bar and I

aru 5 Son.

Mrs. iTa-Elm Reynolds. Ban- ....flCE CREAM social and mr. Maine, is visiting i.er d:iuglit- dance. Milliown Cross School,

er Mrs. Earl Llewelhii. siur-geoii.

Mrs. llallie Lake. Ottawa. is visiting with rciativcs in Albion and Sturgeon.

. 'RESERVF. lvcrlncsriay. .lul,v iilh for St. Mar)": (Wiuicli sup- per. Bcuvcr Club iiriil. Mou- trigue.

Miss Selma Llewellvii. Halifax, spent a recent wcckciiri in Mom- iguc. guest of lici: aunt, Mrs. .l.B. Lucas, and Mrs. Lucas.

Mr. Stewa.i-t. vickcrs. Halifax. visited in Montaizuc. guest of mother. Mrs, Wmniiiicti Vick;-rs.

Mr. and Mrs. Don Conlcn, Hali- fax, spent a recent ivcckciicl in Moiitagiic. guests of Mrs. Coolen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.H Lane

Mr. W'a'.ace Burke. Montague. leri. Salurdav for Srdnrx. N. 5. iviinre he will be inn zzurst. of Mr. and Mrs. 1-lubcrt 3iacGuigan.

Leaving lodav for Mcssi-R Earl Clair. Budciv Rc 'lV. and Bcnnv VLIOLZO, who:-n tthcv will be eiiiploycd for Ll-ie suiiinicr months. -

Her many friends will rogret to learn that Miss Joni. Johnston is

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Toronto are:

Tlle5dll,l'. July 10lli. Good music.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kennedy. and daughter Margaret. visited in Mon- tague, guests of Mrs. Kennedy's mother, Mrs. Minnie MacDonald.

i Mrs. C.B. Green. Mrs. A.A. Mosher. and her sons. David and Cecil, Montague. were recent via- itors to Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Don Adams. Sum- iiierside. were weekend visitors of Mrs. Adam's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1-toward Vlckerson.

Mr. Norman Nicholson. Summer- sicie. spent the weekend in Monta- gue. guest of his mother, Mrs. Harold Nicholson.

Miss Aileen Patton. Glace Play. N. S.. is spending a week"; vaca- l.oii in Lower Montague, guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Annear.

Georgetown and i Vicinity

l i Airs. Miiiiiie Rafu-e is l'l.-'.lifl:! ililh relatives in Charlottetown.

llfiss Doris Taylor. R.N., of To- rrinln. Ontario. is V:5it..ng .ii

liir. Danicl 'A(:or-vi of (.Rl'fIljJRil

a patient in iiic li.n':.'.: ilniirivl lfnsmtal. All ivzsh ii”? a .-P"F”l.l' i ('-t'0lI2Pi0Wll- recovery. ' Mr. Percv .IR.ln.P'-(iii, .K'l1l'L!fttlil.!

left yesterday for a ion (in; v:.s.l to Toronto.

Mrs. William Heririlgar and son Donald. were wee:-1:cnri visitors to Anligonish, NS gitcsls of Mrs Henniga.r's mother, Mrs. Ada Pct- era.

....fDEl.l'XE electric washer with pump, Regular price 3219.00. special price 3189.00. All cit-t'trir' radios 104; off while thr-y last. Duvar's Radio Snrvicn. Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wizhtmaii. Halifax. visited in Montague. guests of Mrs Wichiniaiitn sisicizj Mrs. Archie. lluiiic. ind her iurvii-; er. Mrs. George Allen Frank FfFl'FliFDn.

' Mrs. and.

two daughters. Paula and June. rifi

Biiriingarne. Califoriiia. arc spend- ing two months visiiiii: in Mont gun, guest. of Mrs, Sicvciisoii. parents. Mr. and Mrs H .1. Mabon.l

..5Misos Dornlhv 1lacl,)on.ilri. Low-

P1 Montaguc, was a vs.irir to Charlottetown rlz. inn pas: vieck. guest of M:-. n ri rs. Firmk Vanilderstiiic, and Mr. and Zllr.-'. Penna Moore.

M;-5, R.r)b(!rI Titnslicr. siiiiimcr-

side. spent the holirioy ii-cckciid in Montague, guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. A.A. Mosiicr.

Miss Tliclniri l..:ii-tor. Moiilagiir. :ii Charloilciowii, and Mrs.

visited rrccnilv

giicsi of her parcnts. Mr Rendle Lartcr.

Mrs. Gerald l..:iirlii'. Nitiiriaziic.

is si I7?-lf1El'li in iiic Kr: ('nunt.y Hospital. Hci swi-i cnris ii sh her A speedy :'H("ii'r i

Mr. and Ni--a. F. ii. ( iiic o' i".a:-i Florcncvvilic. N Fl. aic

i-pending a fcw rlavs iii illriniagiic at the summrr homo of Mr. and Kira. 5. F. Campbell. Thcy are aim visziinz Caimcii. who is a mcn :;1:i.'f of III: Bank of Milli?-

” .s illc foviucii ..:'cr of Mr . " )lrir.':i:i.ic and i-ial:fax. and is -irli knn.in .n :his cnmmi:r.i7i.'.

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HRIPPIIVG Sl'SPI"NSl" IN "l'.Vl0.V ATIOV."

NEIV 3H'S'TERI' I)RA.IIA William Hriirlmi. Naiicy Olson and Barr-r Fitxcciziid nic 34i'll'l'4”(I iii i'aramriiini': ”i'iiiriii stwiirin”. a high-powarcri iii,ivci'v rimiiia that arrives Ioriav at tho P:-iiicc I-Zdwarci Th:-atre. I..)lr- Rcticr-r and .lnii Sterling heart Ifl” ic:i".irc(I I-as! of the picture wliicli hzix hiicn n:wl:iim-

rri as the ynii”: lop siwpcnsc thriller. The ox,-iinmrnlqiiii-kprl .-ini-v of

"llnion Slaiioii” rlcaiz ll'7!l ihr ri-

forts of the policc to track dowiii

I vicious kidniippr-r who has an ducted the yoiing. blind riaughic-i of 3 rich industrialist. Sol against the unusual havkzround of a mol- ropolitan city's huge railroad depot. the film is said to be piilsc-qulck- caning entertainment from start to finish.

One of Hollywood's buslcsl art- on. William Holden has made four major pictures in the last year. Most recently he was seen "DD"-Es lie Gloria Swanson in "Sunset Bouievaiid." a prodiiciinn that. also Included in its out beautiful Nancy Oiioin. This talented miaa has made only four pictures in her en- tire career. one of which has not yet been releaiid. but nlrady she's a top-flight. star. The popular Barry Fitagerald rounds am. the starring trio.

Lyle Bettger and Jan Ste-rlinl. who handle the fulI.u."c(l roles. are

two of Paramount's most promls-i

mg newcomers. Both are products of the Broadway stage and each ha. a bright future In store. ac- cording to studio insiders. Bother made his debut in the "heavy" in "No Inn of Her. Own." while the aha ly Min sterling . bowed in "1 any Belinda." i

Produced by Jules schermor and directed by midolph Mate. "Union Italian" is baud on a Saturday

IIOIIIIII Poet aI. by Thomas .Vdni. .-Alina . rt; tone the ” it. iiz. i':..,.r" ' II on or. 0 I IR .

-2 i.siL with

ii as a business visitor to George-

town on Thui's'da,v.

Mrs. John L. MacDonald in YR- iting in New Glasgow. N. S.. where she is the guest. of her daughter.

Mr. J. B. St-ully was a rcccnt visitor to DeGros Marsh. where he -vao the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Plus Fitzpatrick.

Mrs. Lemuel MacCormack and daiigiiter. Aidine. were recent visitors to the city. where they spent. a few days visiting relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. William Publicovcr ion. a few days ago on return to !ll(”" homr in Rcndioz. Ma.-'s.. after rciativcs in Gcorgm YDKI n,

Miss Lorraine Landry is visu- zng her home in Georgetown. hav- ing completed her course at Union Conimercial College in Charlcittc- town.

Mrs. Harry Simmonds of Char- Intir-tnwn and Mrs. William Sini- monds of Sea View are visiliiit: at the home of Mrs. N. W. Hansen, Burnt Point.

Llcw-cll.vvi Rllil

Mrs. l".mri'srin

mn Vl'a,vnc left last, week for New Glasgow.

N. S.. where they will

MP5. Llewellyn's

Mr. Harold Weatlierbie of Cal- ifornia. accompanied by his son liarolri. are visiting the Province and wore guests for a few days .of Mr. Tilflnlail Renlon. Mr. li'cialhcrb.o IS a fornic-i' George- iniizan and has not visited his na- tive town for 51 years.

The Vacatio-n-Bible School in ihe Baptist Church under ihe di-

rcclinn of Mr. S. Straight of Roscncalh and Mr. B. Moore of "Ha7.c!brook, startcd on Jilly 3rd

and will continue to July 10th. A intone attendance has hoen on hand each day of the school.

..'Mr. Tmn Grant of Saint John. N. B., who spent a few days in Gr-oi'getoivn Visiling his falhci-Eu- law, Mr. John DeLory, left on Fri- day in company with his rlaup':i- ter. Miss Elizabeth Grant. for Boston. Mas!., where they will v:s:t Mr. Grant": son. Raymond. who is a member of the Unitcd Stairs Navy and his daughter, Miss Virginia Grant of Boston.

MAGISTRATI-Ir'S. C0l'RT

RA pi-nail docket. was disposed of on Thiirsdav. July 5th. in the weckly Magisirat.c's Court at rrCOTH!iiOlI'Tl before Stipc-ndiary Magistrate for King's County. Joscph W. MaoDonalcl, K. C.

A resident. of St. Mary's Road ciiai-gcd undcr Section :16 (21 of thc Prince Edward Island Temp- ; prance Act. with being intoxicated . in a public place. pit-acted guilty and was lincd 320.00 and costs or :ii drfaiili. in servr 30 days in King's County Jail.

The same party was charged under Section l08A of the Crim- inal Code of Canada. with ob- structing a police officer in the (lawful ex:-cution of his duty. He pleaded "not guilty” and follow- ing the taking of the evidence. he was found guilty and sentenced to pay a fine of 345.00 and costs and in default to serve 2 months in jail. Mr. S. S. Hessian. K.C.. Crown Prosecutor. appeared for the Crown in both cases.

A case under the Lobster Fish- :-riea Control Regulations. of I party having undersized lobsters in his possession. resulted in the accused party being fined. under the Regulations.

Jilly Ilth II. 10:00 A.'M.

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IDPTOIITIIII fitting on :.I:IIII3 Ola-ea

IIONTAUUK. P. I E- Olloo lloern . - lo

by anolhlneal. qflloe oeaoootol IVIO ' bra; lure.

Special Service

Court adjourned to Thursday.

largely Allended

..'A very large attendance was in evidence for a special service yesterday afternoon at the Mont- ague United Baptist Church when the speaker was Rev. Roy D. Campbell, radio evangelist of "The Light of Life Hour", and director of Moncton Youth for Christ.

The service was conducted by the pastor. Lic. Bruce Moore and the choir rendered a special num- ber. as did the mixed quartetie.

Speaking on the message of the lllld-C8nilJl')'. evangelist Camp- bell recounted the advance of science. industigv, curliure. and the many nihcr products of man's ingv.-nuitv. but decried the fact that that was all ihe progress. The world of men had found that little had accriicd Ill the benefit of hiinizinity. but rather a paralyzing fear had swept the earth. The reason for it was seen in the fact that. despite ihe ad- vanccs. man had not changed. The liunian heart in sin was the basis of all the chaos. A strong appeal to accept Christ was made on the ground that He alone can give forgiveness of sin. and that in IIlnl we find the redemption we nerd for time and clernit,v.

Little Pond and Vicinity tMr Pius Blackeit. Charlotte- town Hotel staff, returned to town

after siiciirlliig several days in L!!- tle Pond.

Several people-atteiided the gra- tiuatiun cxcrcist: hcld in st. Mary's C0l'li'Plll.

Mi". Chas. .l, Macdoiialri spent- ihe weekend with relatives in Char- lottctown.

The dance held in Howe Bay receiitly was well attended and 3. good time enjoyed by all.

Mr. Kcnnet.h.TMcE)onald is con- valescing following treatment in Souris Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Macdonald, Charlottetown. were recent visitors to Little Pond.

Mrs. Matildd Dingwell is re- ceiving sympathy on the death of her daughter in Boston, Mass., fol- lowing a bricf illness.

Mr and Mi'.':”Waldron Roper. Milton. Mass. are spending their lioliciai-s in Annandale and Souris.

Mrs. Wm. Rideaut and grand- daughter Betty, accompanied by Mr. Kenneth Kiitle. Dorcliester, are visiting in Little Pond and vic- iiiity.

Pisquid Eost Notes

..' Miss Georgie Dover was a visit- or in Charlottetown receiiiiv.

and Mrs. Georg? were visitors to Lorne Valley, guests of their son-iii-law and daughicr, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Mac- Donald.

Mir. W. Ja.V

Mr. Frank Birl, Saskatchewan. has returned to his home havinll spciit. the past. moiiih visiting re- lalives and friends in Pisquld East and vicinity. Mr. and Mrs, Walter White. Donagh were recent guests of Mr. anti Mrs. Owen Keliv.

Mrs. (icon-go Dover was ii visitor in Charlottetown recently.

Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Birl. Park- dale. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. McLeod and Douglas. Mount Stew- art, visited Pisquid Ea-st.

An interesting convention of the Mount Stewart. Head of Hiilsboro. Cherry Hill. Pisquid East. Pisquld West. Fanning Brook. Glen Roy, St. Patricks Roiid. Fort Augustus and Ten Mile House Women's In- atitiuea was held in Fanning Brook School on Thursday afternoon. June 21 with a large attendance. Miss Boswell assistant Suberviso: was present and the guest speaker was Mrs. Malcolm Mucbeod of Lorne Valley. A delicious lunch and ice cream was served by the Fanning Brook Women's Institute.

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Montague. P;E.l.

Souris Regatta

Souris wants to welcome you on Wedaeedsy, July 11th. All classes are well- fiiled and com tion will be keen and th iling. Relax and enjoy yourself on the banks of Souris Harbour. Enjoy a delicious lobster supper served ri ht at the water's edge, "an end the day by attending the dance in the new St. Ma Hall. Excellent too: and excellent music.

'5 Parish '

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN 4,

Island Odds And Ends

Souris becomu the centre of

Island interest this week with its big regatta on Wednesday. The word. regatta does not convey the full scope of the programme plan- ned. because there will be just as much entertainment on land as on the broad sweep of Sourisl fine harbour. But top billing is being given to the boat-races for fisher- men. and for the very good reason that the town is the business cen- tre for most of the fishermen in Eastern King's County. Ashore. the management of the show will serve the best lobster supper to be had in the Province at a. reasonable price. and there will be games and music to hold the interest after the racing cvents are over.

The Souris Regalia had its birth last summer. and its renew- al this week-according to the committee in charge-will be bet- ter arranged and handlcd than in 1950. The whole town and many fishermen in the county are lend- ing a hand to make Wednesday. the 11th of July. one of ihe year's best out-door shows, of such appeal as to become recognized as a major summer attraction. The location is superb. thc enthusiasm of King's County people commend- able. and if the weather holds K003. Sollris dcserves to have more visitors than it has had in years.

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it is aiicgccl with some indig- nation by many Island sportsmen that two of our best trout. streams are being ruincd by refuse from starch factories. "l'hci'e sccms lit- tle doubt that ti'ou'.. arc dyiiig iii the streaiiis at North Lake and at New Glasgow and that it is only a matter of time before both will bc as free of trout as Government Pond in Charlottetown. It is argued by some people that any interference with the manufacture of starch would be a blow to our potato growers, but the grower is not party to the destruction of the (trout rtreams now under dis- cuss on.

The farmer sells yiis potatoes and that is the end of ihe slory as far as he is concerned. He cannot stipulate as 3 condition or sale that his potatoes must not be the indirect agent in ihe pollution of fishing streams. Tho remedial action urged by many people is that factories install disposal facil- ities to prevent. injurious sub- stances entering the trout sireams involved. or that the factories op- erate from sites from which refuse can be expelled to the open sea. Our game laws provide penalties for netting. jigging. set-line fish- ing. and other unsportsmanlike practises. and for dynamiiing one dcep hole in a trout stream. maiii- land parties paid more than a hundred dollars in lines a year or two ago.

There are many mllcs of fz.-hing at North Lake and New Glasgow. and dozens of holes and hidenuts in which the trout are being kill- ed with the thoroughness and sureness that no dynamiiers could equal. The question arises: would

it be legal to fine a man who strung a net across the salmon hole at North Lake since the

trout he might catch are probably

doomed anyway? Or, how much i are you going to fine the indiv-

idual who fishes his dinner ' through the ice of some mill pond I out of season. when trout arc- being destroyed wholesale in and: out of season. while the law looks l the other way. l

Our trout streams i are a great tourist. asset, and the prized play-grounds of II10ll53flfIR! of Islanders. Something should ho I done to preserve them for ihci people. I e e e i

Folks in the Georgetown district. are watching with approval the! progress being made in linklnill the town up by pavcmeni with: the Montague-Charlottetown high- 1 way. Several miles of the roulel has now received its finishingi layer of asphalt and most of the! remainder has had a. scaling cnat' preparatory to final paving. Thel immediate approach to the towiil has not yet been prepared for sur- I facing but it is staked out. andi apparently will receive some at-1 tention very ioon. .

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While the sirawbrii-ry

raiiningl

'riniiglilcr of Mrs. Frtiiiccs Rooney,

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season is in full swing Eastern Packers at Souris expect to em- ploy ninety people. mostly wo- men. This is of considerable help during a time of year otherwise dull in this fishing community. O U 0 .

of cords of wood- pulp are awaiting shipment at Souris and Georgetown. In both towns. the wood is piled high at collection points not far from the ivatcrfronis. Other types of lumbering are also giving consid- erablc work. At Souris a new mill operated by Dock:-ndoisff Bros. is in continuous operation, and the partners plan to man- ufacture sashes and doors, at a later date. A second new mill at Souris which is giving steady em- ployment to a half dozen men is owned by Alden MacLcod. Both mills report the demand for lum- bcr of all kinds zis.being heavy. U 0

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Murray River ncver loses its ap- peal for vacaiioiiisis. The tour- ist cabins on the riverside are al- ways booked to the limit and far in advance. Given accommodation such as Murray River can pro- vide. with good fishing. sale swimming. excellent boats. what visitor could ask for more. There

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of the seventeen the public.

contestants

to

DUNEDIN. N. Z.-(CP)- Largest percentage jump in population in

DEITYS BIRTH

15 one mmmaim in be mgislnedp . The young ladies, all dressed New zealaiid in the last five years Cvautaina Buddha. who lnuiidi-i nm enough Cabins. in summer evening gowns. atep- wgg in the wild 3,000-square-mile Buddhism. was born in India iii i ped forward as they were nn- piord county in the extreme 53:5 3.0, CM ME... nounced . and ,BCI(fl0WICl)ge(I the southwest. The jump was 400 per ....C-.----., m"”du".'”"' cent. but with a total of 35 liihah- EARLY CITY 1'1-ADNERS

Miss ngnalda Following the crowning. Mrs. imnis me mum... ,5 not exam, Home of ancient civilizatioii, p-pg Sutherland was presented with 'i uvcrcmwded. india had great, well-planned cu.

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bouquet by His token of appreciation of Iheiwnrvi she had accomplished in

Honour as

bring-

TI

UNDESIRABLE EXPORT

crowned Qucc-n of Beauty. in; the contest to such a succcsa- -s- p

"Wn have been taugiit how to ful conclusion. Th? I-ran5D0I'WIl0n Of C0nV1CI-5 talk mid how to wziik." she said. Miss P. E. I. and lit-r four to the mainland of Australia- "hul no one lius told us wiuit attendants ihcn boarded iiic tll- which lmd been USN 35 3- Peml in say in a time IlIx'l'.' this." As tractive Moore and. Mt-Lcoci colony. ended in 1340. Miss P.l-2.1., she expressed, the float and were driven through ------w - npprcciziiioii of nil iiic contes- the City to the Exhibition HUGE BONANZA Innis in iiic Business and Pro- Grounds where they were pro-

fnssionzii iVomcn's Club for spou- soriiii: iiic conlcst, and to all thr:

business firms which had so gcnci'ousl,v givcii gifts to ihem.

Liculcnunt Governor Prowac. was was iiccompanicd on the stand by his aidc Liouf. Colonel A. W. Rozcrs, plziccd llir golden crown on tho Quceiils Iiead. and

ilicii ionic iiic first kiss from tilt.-

iovciy contest winncr. Miss iVlucl.co(i iizis COHIDIPIHI lior tliirti your Svioiice at Dal-

liousie UniVDltSll)'. and is n vacui- isl. As a sample of her talent she sang Roger zinti llurl's "With A Song In My llctiri" when she aippcurcd lwforc the judges carlicr in the ivcck.

Mtcmlant Prlnccsaea

'ri..- fn-jr prince-ssm cliniicii Ilt”lT.

(ii Rniii.i Miirgnrct (imanugli. 18. fIilLlEI”l'Pl' pf Mr. mid Mrs. Jaiiics Ccivaiiagli. New Haven. A nurse-in-training at the Chai- loiictoivn liospilal. her talent is public speaking.

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Icr of Mrs. Ilclcn Iiouzineli .1 native of Sziult Ste. Maric. inrio. Al prcseul PlT1Pl0.W'(l Do-Blnis Bros. (Tiiarlollctown. laicul. is acrobatics.

i:'.i Loreiin Ann Ttooncy. 21. iiursc-in-trniiu

Hos- speak-