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KINGSTON Y. P. U.

The regular meeting of u“ Kingston Y.P.U. met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Green on Monday evening, Januu-y 13m, Norma snith led the worship period which opened the meeting by singing "Come Let Us Sing Of A ~Wonderfui Love". Scripture lesson St. Luke 16-1-10. followed by Lord's Prayer in unison. l-Lvmn "Blast Be the Tide"

The minutes of last mceti were read and approved. Roll call was answered by 23 members pay- ing their fees and three visitors present. Dues amounted to_$2.30. Collection was taken which ani- sunted to $1.27.

It was decided to hold meetings every two weeks. The.‘ following committees were appointed for next meeting:

Worship Period: Shirley New- son.

Study Period: and Harold Smith.

Recreation Period: Reggie New- Ion and KQIIIII ii.

Imnch Committee: MlldredPaul and Jean Docherty.

Next .mceting to be held at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne smith. It was moved and second- ed to give $10.00 each to the Uh- ited and Baptist Churches. It was also moved and seconded to lend a gift. to Lloyd MacG/regor.

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Tha January meeting of Spring- valc Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Austin Sent- ner with an attendance of sixteen members. The meeting qrpened with singing of the Institute Odie. The Collect was then repeated in unison. Roll call was answered by telling how the members are benenttod by meeting together at their meetims.

Minutes of last meeting were road. approved and signed by the president. A

It was very pleasing for the

“ n to receive such kindly letters and expressions of apprec- iation for trcais and thoughtful- ness shown to the sick and shut- iii in the community during the Clmsiimas season. also for baby gift received by new baby in the district.

Mrs. l". Crabbe reported that paper towels had been purchased for school.

Bills amounting to $4.89 were ordered paid. by motion. '

It was decided to remember a member who has left the district with a little gift. iVIrs. A Scntner to see about same.

Collection amounted to $1.15. Next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Ivan Sentnar, roll call to be answered by naming an article in an infant's layetfo.

Lunrch committee: Mrs. Howard Waite. Mrs. Vincent White, Mrs. vred Coles and Mrs. Reagh Coles

Aifter some dzi-soussion took place about having a play. the meetiniz closed by singing the Island Hymn.

Lunch was served by the hostess gaigted by the committee lIl

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Ilarriat Clair. WN: Walden Layers. I-Ioharda and Gordon Farrell

In Georgetown: The Post Office:

The Guardian may be bought afany of the following places in Montana: Min s. A. Llewellyn; Mrs. Clay.

Roper. in It. Peter's: The Post Ofliee.

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mew woon anions-ima- onably priced at Bergman's. Montague. '

‘NEW WOOD SLEIGIIS-Reas- onably priced at Berginannsl Montague.

Mr. Martin Currie, Charlotte- town, spent the week end at his home in Montague.

Mr. Crllly Lea, Murray Harbour, was a visitor to Montague on Monday.

Mr. William Fitzgerald; George- town, motored to Montague Mon- day on business.

Mr. Howard Dewar has return- ed to his home in Brudenell altar enjoying a visit with relatives in Boston.

Miss Mary Matheson, second year student at Prince of Wales College spent the week-end iii Murray River visiting friends and ‘relatives.

Miss Arletta Roach. staff of Clark Bros. spent the weekend tr. Georgetown. guest of her friend, Miss Frances Prosper.

Friends will regret to learn that Mr. John Landrigan. Lower Mon- tague, is confined to hls home owing to illness.

Messrs. Everett Moore. Fred Carver. Francis O'Donnell and Lloyd Mellish, Union Road, motor- ed to Charlottetown on business.

Mr. Neil Hooley, owner of Mon tague Men's Wear, who has been in Camp Hill Hospital, Halifax for a few clays has returned to Mon- tague. .

Montague, had as their guests over _ the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Angus lfatheson, Charlottetown I

accident i

A very unfortunate took place on the main street of Montague Monday when Bobby. White, young son of Adolphus White. was struck by.an automo- bile. As a horse drawn sleigh was moving slowly up the nortl" main street. Bobby. who had been standing in a snow cutting near the side of the road, rushed out. to catch a ride, not noticing the sleigh was being followed by a car. The driver of the sleigh shouted but too late to stop the child from coming out of the cut- i ting. The driver. taken by sur-l prise by the quick appearance ofi the child in front of his car, jam- , med on his brake, but too late‘ unfortunately to prevent striking the youngster. The crowd soon gathered, and some tenderly pick- ed up the boy and carried him to ‘ the hospital, where on last report he uras said to be doing as well as could be expected. 1 i

New telephone poles and a new telephone cable are being installed on the Wood Islands Hill. Mon- tague by crew no i of the Island Telephone Company. The crew. composed of James Garnhum, Al- bert Kearney, Keith Dunsford. Francis 0'Keefe, Dan Garnhum and Ivan Martin. is under the foremanshlp of David Birt. The‘ men expect to complete the under- . taking by the end of the iveek. A: few weeks ago the same crew in-i stalled a new cable from MacLeod; and MacCvregor-s on the north side , or the bridge to the United

Church on the south side. thus

giving a working cable which had‘ been damaged in the fire of the

late Edward Kerr's residence.

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JMONTAGUI W. M. !.—'l‘he January meeting of the W. MS. of Montague United Church was held at the home of Mrs. G. A. Thompson on Tuesday night with a good attendance of the mem- bers and one visitor. mars. Coi- lingis had charge of the devotional service. the theme being "The Christian Home". Several mem- bers gave scripture readings. The lLvmn "Take Time To Be Holy" was sung and the service closed with a circle of prayer. lifia. A. S. Adams gave a very interesting talk on the two outstanding char- acters in the~Study Book. Judson and Carey, who suffered such hardships in translating the scrip- tures so that the people of Burma and India. might have the script- ures. Mrs. Adams had several of the ladies read articles to show that not. only scholars but "low- ‘bred mechanics" as they were iialled. could achieve so much. The business meeting was next. Roll call was answered by paying d/ues for the new year. The minutes were read by the new secretary. MYS- McKirinoq. Mrs. Hume gave the treasurers report. $265.95 was raised and $261.00 was sent to the provincial treasurer. Mrs, Gordon "Ported sending cards to bereav- ed families. Mrs. Nellie Fraser. supply secretary, asked that the society get started on a box of ~¢i°ihill8 811d bedding to be sent 5 l0 BIPODQ- 45 sick and nine hos- [Dital calls were reported. Mrs. .Adams asked the members to pledge themselves to read the first four gospels of New Testamon‘, , below mwtfnz arr-n. a very ini- | Pressivs part of the meeting than took place when Rev. A. S. Adams ,presented Mrs. G. A. Thompson Iwith a life mcmbershtp certificate in the society. Mrs. Thompson thanked the members in her ‘ gracious manner and then the in- ‘ stallation of the new officers took ace. 'I‘he meeting closed with the benedicflon. Refreshments were sarvrri and a piwavmt, hqif- hour enjoyed.

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The January’ mccuiiq o.’ 1.1;.- Womens Institute “as iictrl n; the home of Mrs. Edward Crifns uitii an attends v cf nuic mcmocrs and three visitors.

The sheeting opened uith the Institute Ode ‘followed by roll call. ‘Phe minutes of December mreting were read and approval.

It was moved and ssccnziizl that the directors be Mrs. IVIIiTTII P. Corcoran. Mrs. John M. Curran and Mrs. Martin G. Corcoran.

It was decided that the Insti- tute subscribe to the Institute News.

It was moved and seconded that the teacher purchase necessary equipment for the school. includ- ing a First Aid kit.

The meeting closed with the singing of God Save the King. Mrs. Peter McKcnna kindly in- vited the members to her home for the ncx-t meeting.

A delicious lunch was served by, the hostess assisted by libs. J.M. Curran. The remainder of the evening was spent in a card game which was enjoyed by all.

LUNENBURG, N. S. -(CP) — The Lunenburg branch of the Ca- nadian Legion turned out in force at a. meeting here to vote more than 2 to 1 against establishment of a wet canteen.

fled so that the two teams may meet. Already Montague and Georgetown have engaged in sev- eral contestsy which provided con- siderable pleasure for the fans. The Montague Community Welfare League have, this year, gone all

lout to provide real facilities for The children of the Montague i the hockey team. A new hockey High School were privileged to room on the main floor has been witness on Monday an enlighten- 1, placed at the disposal of the vis- ing educational film sponsored by iting teams. providing more room the National Film Board at Yea‘: than previous. Two new boxed-in Theatre, under the direction of Mr. ; players’ boxes. and one timei-‘s Stan Maolnnis. During the past L and penalty box have been newly few years this has been a regular constructed for the purpose of feature of the Film Board. and isolating the teams and the offi-

has done a great deal in advancing the ideas of the children with re- gard to geography. history, agri- culture and an appreciation of classical plays. particularly thoaa of Shakespeare. It has brought forward the active principle of‘ visual education, a method which; has no superior. There is no doubt that these shows have been of great assistance to the teachers: and the Government is to ba com- ended in sponsoring this neces- sary adjunct to classroom teaching 1 Mr. Mac-Innis has worked most. actively to spread the fiirn shows around the Island, and has done,

Iin a constant state of repair. This

cials from the tans. The main of- fice has been enlarged to providr a better and larger ticket bee‘. service, and devotion to the ‘ici- ao as to speed-up entrance. New oil burners have been installed in every room providing better dis- sipation of heat, cutting downon fuel coats. fire danger, and the time of the manager heretofore used up considerably in checking on the stoves. and keeping them

year Mr. Lorne Wigginton, the manager, has complete charge of managing the rink under the dir- ection of the Welfare Committee.

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Ann-early vote of thanks was R EAD-YI

much good work. The value of the Already Mr. David Vanlderstine films can only be estimated by the i has a half-foot of ice over tlrc amount of knowledge aoquired.-r'ink surface providing a good and teachers are quick to hots the foundation for smooth ice and new ideas which students possess fast hockey, which has already

extended to Mr. and Mrs. Har-

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after seeing than ucationai ‘films. However. Mr. Maomnla has always arranged a gram of such a variad nature. t t he provides enloyrnent to the audience as well al knowledge.

The Montague senior hockey team has "obtained the playing aar- vieas o! Willis Harris and lnu llarria. dsfencenion. and like Maolay, sub-goalie, blur-ray Bar- bour for tbs intarmediata play- offs which are to tabs plaoa in February. Unfortunately Murray Harbour baa indicated that they will unable to enter a team in the tog’: County Hockey Inagua which comprises louria. laontasua and Georgetown. As yet souris and Montague have not had an aa- nibitfon match owing to the state of the roads; however. it 1a that conditions wil anon ba '

been in evidence this year.

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Mr. and Mrs: 11.8. Macllwan have moved into their new - “

Her friends will regret that the condition of Mrs. Vincent Mc- Cirath of Morell is quite serious.

Mrs. W.A. O'Brien and daugh- ter Teresa.- spent the week-end at Mrs, 0'Brien's old home here.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Barry were business visitors to the city on Friday and Saturday last week.— Bria.

Hockey in the new Moneli rink has been held up owing to light- ing equipment but this work ls expected to be completed shortly when some good games are slated.

Friends oi’ Mrs. Reginald O'Brien who is very seriously ill in the Charlottetown Hosp tal will regret that hor condition remains 'bout the same. “

Friends of Mr. Reginald Hooper will learn with regret that he was taken to the Charlottetown Hoa- pitui in great pain a short time ago where he is still a patient.

Her friends regret that Mill Margaret Eldershuw. who was to leave for Montreal ths week had to cancel her trip owing to iii- ness.

For the first time in a long wvhile this writer came upon a flock of six lovely pheasants feed- ing on feed put out. by the Pheas- ants Unlimited and looked to be in right good condition. "

are extended today lc Mr. John T. O'Brien, whO is eighty-two and hail and hearty. Mr. O'Brien weighs over two hundred and IS in prime health.

Mr. RA. MacDonald who was to start. out next week on an army course iri blacksmith iwork has changed his plans and will enter As a watch repair student and will iikcly take the course in Haifax. NS.-

congratuiaticns are extended to Mr. and Mrs, James Kcnnefick on tho nTriVilI of a nciv baby girl on Fliivirliiv morning. Thcrr Is nothing sirgiigr‘ about i. new baby vow-n: into the world but to Mr. and ‘Hrs Rrrinefick this It the 1h rtccnth trn: the stork has cali- e'i on thrm. They have a. lovely ‘niiiily if nine glfls and four boys nil hafi and hearty. and as Mr. Kennefick says. lie has to be hail and husky to keep them fed and dressed. .

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One reads about people ferding ‘Hungarian partridge and other game birds but Willam MacDon- ald. C.N.l?.. sectionman here has othcr birds to worry about. l-le has a flock of six biuejays that are spending their year around his house and yard. They live here winter and summer and in tn! severe weather they come around the door for scraps that are aiwhys put out for them whle the barn is left open in one section for their protection but they igniie it and spend the nights in the thick woods near the house, They are preiiv birds and seem quite con- tented to be around the yard.

BONSIIAW UNITED W. M. I. MEETS

The January cneeting of the Bonshaw Unitedw. M. S. was held at the home of Mrs. Hector Mc- Nevin. The president presided and opened the meeting bv singing the Doxology and while standing gave the call to worship from Psalm 6'1 when Hymn 183. "Father of Mer- cies in Thy Word" was sim¥~ Scripture readirvr from Romans chapt. l0. verse 8-17 was read by Mrs. Neil Salmond. Prayer was offered. followed by Lord's Prayer nnd responsive reading from the Hwnnarv No. 705. After singing‘ "Thou cwhose Almighty Word". devotions closed with the Offerink and dedication of same.

Roll was called by Mrs. A. B. lVI-obeod with nine members and sevrral visitors present. Two new members were welcomed. The del- egates apoointod to attend Proa- bytei-iai at EQIIIBIQPBIiIv are am. L. T. Beaton and the president who informed the meeting she could not attend but requested that Mrs. A. B. McLeod go in her place. Encouraging reports from all departments were given by the secretaries. The treasurer reported the allocation raised 5% and over of what. was asked for.

The Ladies Aid report was most gratifying. and only goes to show what can‘ be aocompllshod when we all work together so nealoualy for the great cause of missions and other activities in connection with our church which has been so great during the past year.

Correspondence was read re- garding the strike when the monthlys are printed and tha lit- arature secretary was instructed to send for two dozen world Day of Prayer programs.

It was decided to hold the world day of prayer at the homo

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UNION ROAD MISSION BAND

The Holman Minion Band of Union Road held their January melting in Union Road United Ohuroh on January 18th. Meeting opened by singirq "What A Firiend We Have In Jesus". followed by all repeating the Lord's Prayer. Responsive scripture reading was taken from peel/m 96. chapter led by MargarebGill. Roll call was answered to by 1t members and three visitors each repeating a scripture verse. ,

It was decided to have birthday donations and mornibers having a birthday either in January or Febr-uary to bring their donation to the February meeting.

Four members paid their foes. For program Juanita Hardy gave a reading on Courage; Margaret Gill gave a reading on What Christ Did For Me; James Gill gave a reading entitled Harry's Master.

Program committoe for nut meeting, Hollis Newman. Dean Ravenhill and Rolland Livingston. Collection amounted to 88 cunts. The following was the election of ofififiers for 1M8:

President. Grace MacLean; vice- president. Mrs. Keith Bryenbon: leader. Miss Doreen Duffet, and treasurer, Dean Ravenhill; secre- tary, Margaret Gill. ‘

Meetiru closed by singing "Jesus Loves Me. This I Know." and Benediction brought the meeting to s. close.

AUSTRALIA DAY

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OTTAWA. Jan. M — (C?) -To- day was Australia Day, the 160th anniversary of the landing of the first white man in the southern dominion and in ottawi. It was celebrated tonight with a large reception given by Rt. Hon. Fran- cis M. Forde, Australian Hgh Commissioner to Canada. and Mrs. Forde.

Storm sashes cut fuel consumpt- ion of fuel for heating up to 30 per cent. tests show.

of Mrs. L. T. Bea-ton and to invite the members of the Bcnshaw Bap- tist W. MKS. to be present.