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AGENTS: MONTAGUI:

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following places in Montague: In Georgetown“, The Post Olfioe: P6P?

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ill Si. Peter's:

Bliss l. A. Llewellyn: Inﬁll). in dooria: Goodwin's and Florence The Poet Olﬂee.

-.°II‘I.'IED FOOTWEAB at ti: Montague Shoe Store.

“escapees will find dinlel eels sdvts. and auction-Mylo. etc. on our Financial Page.

Her many friends are glad to see little Judy creed home again

Charlottetown Hospital.

Mr, Lloyd Westaway, Albion, paid s flying visit to sturgeon. tlie guest of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Sorrie.

Mrs. Isabelle Kemp, North Lake, spent. the week-end in Albion, vis- iting her son and daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Brice Kemp.

Mt. Stewart and n e e Vicinity

I. If!‘ Mrs. Roderick 1B1 are visiting relations in Montreal for a couple of weeks.

Miss Bessie MacDonald of Bos- ton is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Rita Ross.

Mrs. Andrew liicliinnon oi’ Pis- quid 5nd Mrs, VViliinm Rose Oflbi. Andrew's left on Friday morning on ii visit to relatives in Boston. Mass.

l-ler numerous friends will be glad to hear that rs. Arthur Mc- Millan is steadily improving after her recent illness in the City Hos- pital and is eXPected home soon-

The annual hot chicken dinner of St. Andrew's Parish, was held in the Legion Hall, Mt. Stewart. on Wednesday night. A larlle crowd was in attendance. A de- licious meal was served. A (‘like donated by Mrs. James Lund W8! put, up for lottery, the lucky win- ner being Mr. Joseph Romard.

The funeral service for the lnte Miss Laura McLeod. whose deem occurred in Boston. WHQ held_nn Thursday morning when Requiem

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Georgetown and Vicinity

Mrs. Herbert Stewart and two children, Dennis and Dena of Char- lottetown are visiting Mrs. Stewerts mother. Mrs. John Dicks.

Mrs. Carleton Moore and Mrs. Lindsey Moore o! New Glasgow are visiting their parents, Mr. and ‘Mrs. John h MloDonald of Richmond Qtreet.

Mr. Harry clory and Mr. Joseph Clory of Moncton. N11. were in Georgetown last week attending the funeral of their brother, the late Alfred Clory.

‘Miss Anna Mair, superintendent of the Prince Edward Island Hos- pltal was the weekend guest of hei- brother and sister-ln-law. Mr. and Mrs. George Mair. Bumt Point.

The funeral of the late Alfred Glory was held on Thursday. Nov- ember 3:'d- at 9.00 am. Requeim High Mass was celebrated in St. James Church by the Rev. Father Owen Kigglrls aird interment was in the Ohurch Cemetery. The pail- bearezrs were: Arthur Macswain. James Maoswain. Patrick Murphy. Russell White, l-iavelock Stewart and Wilfred MacQuillan.

On Thursday, November 3rd the monthly meeting of the George- town Branch No. 16. of the Canad- liui Legion, BILSL. was held in the Legion Hall. with president .1. W. Levers in the chtir. The mm-

utes and the financial statement were read by Comrade Secretary. Prank Lavandier and Comrade

“Pressurer, W. l. Fitzgerald. Discuss- ion took place regarding the p05- sibliity of purchasing B. quantity oi used lumber from the old skating rink m use ‘in repairing the under structure of the Hall nnd the Sec-

mer years, to have the school child- ren sell the Remembrance D11)’ Poppies. Appointed to the Pcvppv and Wreath Committee to assist committee chairman. Comrade Michael Burke Jr., were Comrades Walter Walker and Havelock Stew-

anoe oi’ Remembrance Day were dis- cussed and finalized. As ln former years the veterans and citizens will meet at the Town Hall and frciii there parade to the Memorial. where a short ceremony and the laying of wreaths will take place. Following this the parade will return to the Town Hall where the various speak- ers for the day will be heard. At the conclusion oi the programme in the Hall. all veterans are invited to the Canadian Legion Hall.

Spruce Beetle Causing lieavy Loss in iiolorado

By ROBERT E. GEIGIII. WASHINGTON. Nov. B —(CPl _ Tm years ago s tiny creature took advantage or a great 09w!- tunity _-‘ and it cost the American people upwards of 000,000,000.

_Ii'. destroyed most of the tres on one of the most bse/utiful na¢ tional forests and many trees on five other forests.

This creature was e turd-shelled beetle. one-quarter inch long, call- ed the Engelmsnn spruce beetle. . It found its perfect opportunity in Colorado. unong the stately spruce trees of Whitn River Na~ tional forest, where the rugged backbone of the Rocky Mountains jute two miles nbove see level.

In June. i000. winds strong en- ough to blow down hundreds of White River's spruces swept the forest.

There were a few beetles in the forest, good food for the wood-

But this downed timber of Engel- msnn spruce was just what the

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Forest service officials estimate the worst of the damaged spruce forests covered 5.000 square miles. Lesser damage extends all the wayvinto Utah, several hundred miles away. .

Experts estimate the tiny beetle has killed trees containing at least LVMJIXLIXJO board feet of lumber -enoogh to build 400.000 five-room frame houses. The stand-in; trees that already have been killed were worth" 5.000.000 and would have produced more than “10900000

The beetle in six years caused 16 times more damage than dic forest fires in the whole Rocky

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Georgetown iiome and School Assoc. Meets

A meeting of the parents, trus- tees and teachers of Georgetown school was held in the school on Friday, November 4 at 2.30 p.m A fair representation oi the par- ents was present considering the inciemency of the weather. The purpose of the meeting was to consider the formation of ii Home d: School Association. Dr. L.W. Shaw, Director of Education for Prince Edward Island very thor- oughly outlined the purposes and Ill-wesslty of such an organization in which the parents and teachers

lowed Dr. Shaw's remarks and

' Grade VII - 1. Harvey Worth,

could work together for the fur-i therance of the education of the childrenI A general discussion to.-

meeting. 1n conclusion it. was moved that the organisation meet.- ing be held in the Town Hall on ‘Thursday. Nov. l’! at s pm. The meeting then adjourned.

ALBANY RURAL SCHOOL

Report for September: Grade 1X - 1. Jean Cameron,

I. Ethel MacDonald, 3. Phyllis Large. Grade VIII - l. Shirley Cun-

eron, 3. Lorraine sherry, 3. Alethli ‘Large.

2. Boyd Stewart. 8. Lloyd MacDon- aid. Grade v1 Wendell Stewart. Grads V - 1. Frances Sherry, 2. Hillard Muttsrt, 3. Lois Muttart.

Grade IV - i. Betty Large and Arthur Large (equal), 2. Wanda. MacDonald.

Grade I11 t- l. Harry Large.

Grade II~-- 1. Pearl Stewart, 2. Barbara Worth. , Grade I 4 l. Winston Cameron. 1. Helena Sherry, 3. Lloyd Stewart and Donnie Palmer (equal).

Perfect attendance: Ethel Mac- Donald. Boyd Stewart, Pearl Stew- art. Barbara Worth, Lloyd stow- art.

Teacher _- Rose Maclntyre]

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ATTENTION

VETERANS OI‘ IIONTAGUE AND VICINITY

All Veterans are nested to meet at the Legion Home in Montague at 10:15 A.M. Friday morning November 11th. Armistice services will be held 5.; Curling Rink and everyone is cordially invited to at.

tend. Signed:-

B. N. HOOLEY, Secretary Montague Branch No. 8 B. E. S. L.

resolution was adopted and the equipment puke the “AME:

costs of the two courses highs‘

pensions.

Mr. Diefenbaker said that only about 40.000 C.N.R. employees cen- tribute toward‘ their These would get a little more than $35 a month. However. some 60.000 others would" only set $25 a ‘month and that

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th;_hre|l:,ort said. e urenu took the sui-v the uuiltsnce oi.’ the Nationeasl erstlon of Cenaldan University Students. Costs were based c. the 1947-48 academic year.

1t found costs ranged from 551s —ior a year at. the least-expensive

Mr. J.B. Scully. It was suggested bl’ Mr. JAB. MaeConnell that a further meeting be called at WhlCD. the organization of a Home and school Association be carried out. Mr. MacConnell further suggested that. n nominating committee be

retai-y and Treasurer were iippvim- ed ii committee to inquire into the g:ua§°“& M°l';_l5_,°nlDeL1/€T- Alfi- ggggh w help "m" ma‘ “w” "lllvﬂl"? 3°? "l0 ""880 Womaa "mi" l‘ w“ ‘mmd- “ ‘n m" ' n’ ' ' '7 m 1...... sillCllir tlr-cosiwspi- ""5"" "' ‘"‘“'° $1555 i" I

year at the most expei-ulv cal school.

llrges Revision of l Gilli Pensions Scheme

lano), parliamentary assistant to Finance Minister Abbott, said that the C. N. R. came under the juris- diction of the Transport Depart- ment. The Finance Department . only arranged for the covering of

tionnaires, asking complete

tlon, including tuition and

The findings were based on ques. on the cost of a university ethic;

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appointed to bring in a report at this meeting. It was moved by Rev. SJ. Boyce, seconded by Mrs. Myrtle Bablneau that a Home and School Association be formed. mo- tion carried. The following were then appointed to the nominating] committee: Mrs. FJ. Dell-cry. Mr. AH. Stewart and Miss Rita. Wight. The necessity of a com- mittee to increase membership was mentioned by Dr. Show and the following were appointed to serve as temporary members of the membership committee Mrs. spurgeon Walker. Mrs. William Murphy, Mrs. Myrtle Babineau and lidrs. WJ. Fitzgerald. Since no per- manent secretary had been sp- pointed. Mr. J.B. Scuily was asked

clergy. the trustees and the par-

UITAWA, Nov 0 - (C?) -The Government _was asked in the Commons last night to revise the pensions system and the capital structure of the Canadian National Railways.

John Diefenbaker (PC-Lake Cen- tre) said that the 825-a-month basic pension paid to retiring Canadian National Railways employees is "totally inadequate."

Clarie Gillie (CCF-Cape Breton South) said that only through tax- ation could fair and adequate pen- slons be provided to every one retiring after their years of’ pro- ductivity are completed.

A. L. Smith (PC-Calgary West) brought up the question of a re- vision of the capital structure of the C. N. R.

the Canadian National Railways

the railways‘ deficits.

H; suggested that. Mr. Diefen- baker might more valuably make his arguments st meetings of the commons committee on railways when the annual report of C. N. R. is under study.

Medicine 8. Dentistry Expensive Booms

OTTAWA. Nov. 8 -- (C?) - An exhaustive survey by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics showed today that medicine and dentistry

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ing, recreation, clothing and isuni dry and medical and dental on- penses.

The average costs of a year I medical school ranged from a low of $1.071 to $1.555, with tuition fees ranging from $252 to 84% For dental tudents. costs avers]: ed between $1.264 and $1,500, wit! fees roughly frorn’$10 to $180 mm expensive than in arts.

For male studen‘ in erts and science, costs ran from $892 to 814 3G1. In 1i!) of the 18 univerliill polled. the average year cost mm than SL000. For women students. the lune courses meant an outlast of from S816 to $1.103 and at out! four universities did the iiversgl year cost more than $1,000.

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