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.'P0l.l0 INOCULATION CLINIC. Montague Area. will he held, in the new school auditor- ium, Lil) p. in. Thursday.

'MON'rAGUl pre-Easter ser- vice tonight I p.m. in Presbyter- ian church. Speaker Rev. J. M. Fraser.

JRETURN FROM MONTREAL Mr. and Mrs. A. 1'. Campbell have returned -to Montague after a pleasant visit with their scn-ln-

' law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Minnikin. Montreal.

' ..'EA8'l'ER CONFERENCE in the Baptist Church. Georgetown. Friday. Saturday. Sunday. April it, 9. 10. Special singing and min- istry from God's word. 11 e.m., 1 pm. and 7 pm. Friday and sat- urday. Regula services on Sun. day plus afternoon service at 3 p. in. All invited. 1

..'CUitLiNG AT MON'l'AGUE- The following are the results up to the present in the school boys curling finals being played in the Montague curling rink between the Montague High School etud- enls. Monday: 3. Clair 6, K. Mc- Intyre 5. Tuesday: 8. Clair t. K. Mclntyre ii. The deciding game in the best of three series will be played later this week.

JRECEIVES SAD NEWS-Mrs. Alfred Gulls. Montague. received the sad news of the sudden death other only brother. John Mac- Keigan. in Sydney. M8. The de ceased was born at Belfast in 1886. the son of the late Murdock and Catherine Mscxeigen. Be- sides Mrs. Gillls, he is survived by a sister Myra (Mrs. Peter Slaney. Sydney. N. S.); three nieces and two nephews end a number of cousins. Mrs. Gillie is leaving today for Sydney to at- tend the funeral. 1

'FUNEltAL TUESDAY -The funeral of the late Mrs. Ada Mac- Lean was held Tuesday afternoon from the residence of her daught- er. Mrs. Thomas Money at Little Sands. All services were conduct- ed by Rev. H. C. Macbougail. Hymns sung were. "Lead Kindly Light." "The Old Rugged Cross," and ”What A Friend We Have In Jesus." Pail bearers were Messrs. John H. MacLean. Malcolm Liv- ingston. M. A. Macxenzie. Edwin. MacKenzie. Neil MacNeil. Mal- colm MscLean. Interment was in the Little Sands cemetery.

WI-IIM ROAD W. I.

..iThe whim Road W, I. meet- ing was held at the home of Mrs. Colin MacDonald on Wed- nesday evening. 'wlth an atten- dance of ten. The meeting -had been postponed from the even- ing previous due to poor travel- ling conditions. In the absence of the president. Mrs. Wesley Campbell. the meeting was pre- sided over by Mrs. M. J. Munro. The "Collect for Club Women" opened the meeting.

The secretary. Mrs. Robert Campbell. read the minutes of the previous meeting and called the roll. which was responded to by an Irish joke. Two new mem- bers were given a hearty we!- come to the Institute,

' Correspondence received during the month was read by the sec- retary. A request from the ins- titute Office in Charlottetown for discarded clothing for Korea was noted and auangements were made to take care of this. It was agreed that an amount be sent for membership in the Can- , adian Association of Consumers: in connection with the Red Cross Campaign, Mrs. Lawrence Stuart agreed to take care of this mat- ter. Other pamphlets end letters were passed around for the mem- bers to read. Subscriptions were taken for the Institute News.

Plans were made for further whist parties, which are being held by the Institute throughout the district. Committees for the month gave their reports and the following were appointed: sick committee. Mrs. M. J. Munro and Mrs. Garnet Moore; program com- mittee.” Mrs. Richard Campbell and Mrs. George Clarey, .

Next roll call is to be a "bin for housekeeping". Mrs. -Prank Graham extended a kind invita- tion for all to attend the next meeting at her home. The monthly

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airs, above, were winners

Trophy presented by Mrs. C. Clay of Montague. Left to right, front row: Fergie McLeod, George White, George Gosbee (goal), Rankin Keenan, Kier Sanders. Rear row: Ken McLeod, Ken McDonald, Ford Keenan (coach). Arnette White (Capt), Billy Munn, Russel Munn, Wilf. Wetter-worth (manager Montague rink). Jerry Jardine.

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Also included in team but absent from photo were: Edi- son Horton, Doug Sanders, Laurie McKay, Malcom Mac- Kinnon, Jack McLeod.-(Photo by Pepler).

Upton

..'A wedding reception held in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mathescn who were married on March 23rd. was held at the home ot the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Truelove Taylor. All join in wishing the newly weds many years of happiness.

Mr. Clarence Machennan spent the past week-end at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Macbennan.

Mr. George Saville who has spent the past several months in Oakland, Maine, returned to his home in Fortune. He was -a visi- gain to Harold Taylor's on March

Mrs. John Thompson. Dunstaff- nage. attended the "Taylor and Matheson" wedding reception at Truelove Taylor's on March 26th.

Mrs. Thompson was the former Maude Taylor of Upton. Mr. Everett Garrett recently

purchased a very nice Holstein cow from Harold Taylor.

The roads in this part of the country are getting in pretty bad shape. Many motorists are forced3 to leave their car in the garage and hitch old dobbin.

Mr. Jimmy Hume. spent the week-end at the home of his friend Glenn Taylor.

- Miss Faye Taylor has resumed her duties at the home of Mrs. Fulton MacLaren of Greenwich after spending the past week at the home of her parents.

Friends of Wilfred Judson are glad to see him somewhat im- proved in health. All hope that he will return to his usual good health.

Mrs. Neil Ross Jr.. Red House. spent Sunday visiting her grand- mother Mrs. Jsne Turner.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett MacLeod and son Blair of Forest Hill. mot- ored to Upton on Sunday. They were accompanied by Mrs. Mac- Leod's aunt. Mrs. John Thomp- son. Dunstaffnage. 1

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Mrs. Charles Taylor and daugh-A tar Marlene were recent visitorsi at the home of lier parents. Mr.i and Mrs. Wallace MacKenzie,l Bridgetown.

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STATELY RITUAL

The elder statesman, in a polka- dot bow tie, old fashioned frock coat and zip-fastened shoes, had stood before the 28-year-old Queen. The late afternoon sun shone in through the tall windows as be bent his bulky figure and kissed her hand. Then, in rounded sent- ences. he spoke of his age and his desire that the leadership of the government should pass to a younger man.

As Churchill handed over his seals of office. a roar sounded out- side the palace windows. A hell- copter bringing the Queen's hus- band, the Duke of Edinburgh, home, from an out-of-town engage- mcnl, landed on the palace lawn.

Sir Anthony is expected to be named publicly as Sir Winston's successor Wednesday, one Knight of the Garter thus replacing an- other ln a shuffle that has been awaited. with growing impatience, for some 2'6 years.

ELECTION STAGE SET

Now the big imponderablz of British politics is solved. and the two big political parties. the rul- ing Conservatives and the Labor opposition. are set for the fourth post-war general election. It is considered a date in late May will be chosen. perhaps May )8.

It is feared the old bogy of the 1945-51 Labor governments-sue cessive balance-of-payments crisis -might recur if Eden decides to wait until the fall.

Tuesday night Churchill met all his senior minister. in the cabinet room of 10 Downing street to say goodbye. He will send a personal letter of farewell to the junior members of his government.

Political life stood still as the news of Churchill's resignation spread. Only Z) members lounged on the green benches of the House of Commons when word reached Parliament. There was a slight melancholy air about the whole building.

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oncluded the meeting. during which time the hostess. Mrs. Mac- Donald. assisted by several of the members served refreshments. The National Anthem closed the meeting.

IIOLLO BAY WEST ICIIOOL ..'Report of Rollo Bay West School for the month of March: Grade X.-1. Louise Wood. Grade Vii.-1. Eleanor MscKin- non; 2. Douglas Wood; I. Elaine

Grade Vi.-1. lobby Wood; 2. Billy Macllwen.

Grade V.--l. Dwight Macliwen; 2. Alva Townshend.

Grade ii. (A)-I. Isobel Mec- Kinnon. Grade ll. (B)-1. David Mac- Donald.

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he ed Sir Winston's counsel and advice. Eisenhower spoke in the lovely

where he and Sir Winston confer- red for the last time as heads of their respective governments. Obviously deeply affected. Els- enhower sald: "All in the free world can respect your decision to retire from official office to lead a somewhat more serene life than was possible before.

"But I never expect that we shall be denied your counsel and advice out of your great wisdom. "Good luck to you iii retirement.

OTTAWA iCPl-Canadian tax-' payers will not receive the fulll benefit of Finance Minister Harris" personal income tax cuts until Jan. 1, 1956. , He said Tuesday night in his budget speech to the Commons that they will become effective next July i. meaning taxpayers will pay six months' taxes at the old rate and six months' at the reduced rate.

Mr, Harris estimated that iii per cent of Canada's 3.H)0.000 tax- payers will be affected by a tax cut ranging between i2 and if! per This is how the tax for 1954.1 1955 and 1956 works out for per- sons who are single, married with no dependents and married wiihi two children:

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Curling Club Meeting Held At Montague

..'A special meeting of the Man- iague Curling Club was held last evening in the club room with the president. Judge J. S. Des- Roches. presiding, The minutes of the last meeting and the cor- . , ndence were read.

After some discussion it was decided to hold a lobster supper next month and a committee was formed .to make the necessary arrangements, it was also decid- e that the closing of the curl- ing rink would be held next Wed-

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