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The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon, Mar 16, 1959. 5

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A Moncton rink won the Im: the day. The top trophy donated and

perial Oil" trophy*here Saturday at the Confederation Bonspiel ai the Charlottetown Curling Club

it was the runner-up award for |

‘Rebekahs Hear Concert Report

MONTAGUE — A largely at- tended meeting of Acme Rebekah Lodge was held Thursday even- ing with the Noble grand, Mrs. Dorothy Campbell im the chair. The meeting opened in regular

visitor at the home of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Hatton.

Mr. and Mrs. Murdock Mac-

EASTERN

GUARDIAN

AUCTION “as Score Card for sale at Guardian-Patric Central Printing.

« SOURIS CREDIT Union play . ers will present “Don’t Darken

My Door” in St. Mary’s Parish | — Souris on Tuesday, March 1

TURKEY SCHOOL — Vernon MacLeod, Martinvale, leaves to- day for Nashua, N.H. to attend a turkey school held by the Rolston Purina Co. He will also visit the Company’s turkey farm at Nashua which is ofe of the lar- gest in the world. Mr. MacLeod. has been rising turkeys for the past four years and last year raised and sold over one thous- and birds.

PERSONALS

Mrs. John T. McAdam accom- panied by her sister and brother Rose and John were visitors to

MONCTON RINK WINS TROPHY

Dr. Don Steeves, both, of ‘lottetown Curling Club, Dr. S.| ments. They were assisted

by Maritime Central Airways, was won by a rink skipped by Henry Fawcett of Sackville. Pic- tured here are Keith Leighton

Donaid of Lorne Valley were visitors to Peakes Road on Sun- day at the home of his brother | Mr. Peter MacDouald, who has | been ill for some time.

Many of the younger people of Lorne Valléy visit Montague on Saturday night. Where they en- joy the show and hockey.

Word has been received tha’ Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm MacLec will return on* March 10th + their home in Lorne Valley, aft< spending five months visitin

"| their two sons in Toronto, and

two daughters in Montreal.

Messers Francis and Elwooc MacIntyre, Wilbur MacDonald and Peter MacLeod motored t St. Peters. Where they attended the sale on Thursday of Mr. Hilery MacInnis. -

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Morrison of Orwell Cove has been a re- cent visitor to Lorne Valley. Where they visited Mrs. Morri- son's sister’s Mrs. Lioyd Maec- Donald and Mrs. Francis Intyre.

Leod and daughter Dona also’

George MacDonald, Elwood andj

Walter MacIntyre, have visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. James MacNeil on Monday night March the 9th.

POLICE AMBUSHED

BELFAST (‘AP)—Four North- ern Ireland policemen were

| wounded Friday in an ambush

near the Irish Republic border. Their car struck a land mine

and overturned on a country road in County Tyrone. As they

crawled out, they were caug.it in

a crossfire from both sides of the | Toad. The gunmen, believed to be | members of the Irish Republican | Army, escaped.

Mee-| Mr. and Mrs. Stirling Mac- |

Moncton, Bob LeClair, caaedisah of the bonspiel, Gordon Ben nett, president of the Char

jZeddes and Fred Fra nembers of the rink, also of |

Moncton.

2 Tie Games Are Played

MONTAGUE — In the first of |

night at the Montague rink, the | Montague girls and the “ ° Seven |

Hospital Lodies Auxiliary Meets

MONTAGUE — The meeting of the Kings County How Ladies Auxiliary

pital athe Nurses eldance Fri |

in aid of the hospital had received and also a

m

. AF MacKenzie. it was decided t purchase two dozen bath towe! and one dozen face cloths for th

Se for the hospital. Mrs. R

ing a birthday party in April an” final arrangements were left tr the ways and means commitiee The program for the evenir | included a measuring party wi Mrs. Margaret MacPherson c ficiating. Mrs. Poole and M° Hume served delicious refre:

ser, other serving by Mrs. A. E. Pilson ar

Mrs. R.G. MacDonald.

VETERAN NEAR DEATH KINGSPORT, Tenn. (AP)

league game when they played a John Salling, one of two surviv 3-3 tie with Summerville. leaves them in first position in the clung tenaciously to a flickerin

local league.

This

Goals for Seven Mile Roa: were D. McCarron, S. MeIntyfe

T. Rice. For

nis.

Summerville two hockey matches on Saturday | wood, M. Dunn and R. Macln-

D

Mile Road girls played to an| scoreless tie. The game was, ‘ough with many penalties being | 1anded out and the lack of goals was due to the starry perfor- mance of the two goal tenders. | In the second game Seven Mile | ‘Road came out on top in the las’

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| NK Weekly Schedule SOURIS THEATRE |

IONDAY—MAR. 16

2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Beginners Skate

3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Skating.

TUESDAY, MAR. 17TH. 8 p.m. Hockey Game .

VEDNESDAY—MAR. 18TH. «2:30 to 3:30 Beginners Skate | 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Skating. 8 to 10 p.m. Moonlight Skate | Door Prize 9 p.m.

THURSDAY—MAR. 19TH.\ 8:30 p.m. Hockey Game Montague Juniors vs_ Bison Bombers.

FRIDAY—MAR, 2TH 8 to 10 p.m. Regular Skating.

SATURDAY—MAR. 2IST. 1 to 3 p.m. Skating

MONDAY -

March 16th - 17th

"Sing Boy Sing”

— with —

TOMMY SANDS

— ALSO —

Wide Screen and

Color

TUESDAY

“THE CORONATION OF POPE PIUS XXIII”

7:3 p.m. Hockey Game

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| THEATRE | MONTAGUE

Monday - Tuesday March 16 - 17

“Jamboree”

The biggest rock and roll *| show ever made with 21 hit songs. Starring Jerry E Lewis, Buddy Knox, Coun Basie’s band, big Joe Wil liams and many more. The we: a

¥

COMING FRI. - SAT. “STOPOVER TOKYO”

9 p.m Hockey Game, New

Haven Royals vs. Bison Bom bers.

High School WEDNESDAY,

the City on Tuesday.

Curtain at 8 p.m.

SEE “An Inspector Calls”

The winning play in the Drama Festival by the

Montague Dramatic be Sararattad In The

‘THURSDAY, MARCH 19th,

Auditorium

*

_ SOURIS CREDIT UNION PLAYERS Present

“DON’T DARKEN MY DOOR”

A THREE ACT COMEDY IN

ST. MARY'S PARISH HALL, SOURIS ON

TUESDAY, MARCH 17th AT

3:45 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. ’ GOOD SPECIALTIES .