A capacity audience last night Foster Burke. 2nd Tambo: Fred more on hand its witness: tale fir? Pound. glst Bones and James Flan- a! s three-nig. presena on o , as” 2nd Bones.

"The Merry Mmuels by the Holy The whole program which receiv

Name Society of St. Dunstan's Bas- . , pica, The program. is under the ed enthusiastic reception from the d' . opened with the over-

direction of Earl Hennessey. Con- nic LeCiair and Art Arsenault and ture by the orchestra and consist- miisists of a cast of forty-threeled of three choruses by the 011' including Leo Doiron as Interlocut- semhle and end songs one each 01': Connie Leclair. lst Tambo; by the lat and 2nd Tamboa and

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REGULAR MEETING Ladies RESERVE WEDNESDAY. July Auxiliary Canadian Legion: tonightyq, for St. Mary's Parish chicken at Mrs. Raymond Dewar s. muppel. at the geaver Club H311,

MONTAGUE cow STORAGE M0ni8B"9- will be closed Wednesday and; l Persona 5

Thursday. May 16, 17 of this; week The many friends of Miss Mar- CALGARY-GEOFEG T l1 0 m 8 Slgaret Moar of New Perth are glad Wright, 78, one of the pionee a of ti; lt(:0V;Slle iEresttlngiC0Il1&1lTlIiflt)lil'- '- .a e ings ouny ospi ae the dmbeitggllam::try;1l:::(: W173. suffering a fractured limb from a :ve5g:' was ham mg Lower tMon' fall a few weeks ago at her home.

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iague, P.E.I. At the time of his. Mrs. Wilfred MacLean and death was a director and officeridaugbter Ada returned to their of, Commonwealth Petroleum, Ltd.,lhome in Kingsboro after spending Commonwealth Drilling Co. Ltd..pthe winter months with her Command Oils Ltd., and Madison brother-in-law Mr. William Mac- Oils Ltd. iLean. Montague.

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ii; if show

the 1st and 2nd Bones. Vocal solos accompanied by Alex MacLean. were presented by ca.-1 Hogan; An enjoyable step dance number

Elaine Macnonald; Patsy Lemma was given by Marlene Weatherbie.

. , who was accompanied by George 9” Ambyr D”yle' Ewluennesseyv Weatherbie. A beautiful group of Catherine Fields and Frank Mac- selections was rendered by the Intyre. The trio of Frank. Donald Downeasters Orchestra comprising and Shirley Burke gave a lively Allan Connolly, piano; Gary Chip- tap,dance routine as did the duo.man, violin and Colin Maclvlillan.

approved. The .- was

lhome of her parents, Mr. and :Mrs. Russell Moore. High Bank,

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-0 she was canedy as her daugme,-jSands. after spending the winter Mrs. Wilber Gass. was ill in lios-.with her daughter Mrs. Williaml pital. Mabel's many friends iniiiodgson and Mr. Hodgsoii Murray River, wish her a comp-; Moncton, NB.

lcte and speedy recovery.

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Sympathy is being extended

y Miss Marie Moore. who has beenlMr. and Mrs. Elmer O'Connor. 3- . employed in Charlottetown for thel on the death of their infant son ;&Y.

past few months. re'turned,to thel recently.

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Game Association. St. Peter's Hall (old Court House building) Thursday. May I7- 8 p.m. Fihns to be shown.

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Montague Camera Club Prepares Hospital Pictures

The regular meeting of the Man- tague Camera Club was held at the club room on Thursday oven- ing with the members finishing the work on the pictures being donated to the Kings County Hos- pital. This brings the number of pictures donated up to 24. A suc- cessful pantry sale was held by the club the proceeds being used to pay all bills.

An invitation from the Char- lottetown Camera Club to attend

and Tommy Burke,i

a social evening May 14 was ac- cepted. ” i It was decided informal get to-l, gethers would be held during the, summer months. l The contest for the moat po

on display had the following rel suits: 1. "Chatty F” "'

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Living Costs In 10 Cities Show Slight Increase

OTTAWA (CF) -A Living costs rose slightly during March in sev- en of 10 regional cities. including Toronto, Ottawa and Halifax.

Costs in two others-Montreal and Vancouver-were unchanged, while Winnipeg was the only city to show a decline, the bureau of statistics reported Monday.

Most of the increases sprang from higher food prices. although rents were higher in four cities and medical and dental fees high- er in five cities.

The consumer price index. based on 1949 prices equalling 100, March 1 with April 1 figures in brackets:

Toronto 118.7 (118.2): Montreal ll6.7 (116.7): Ottawa 117.7 (117.3): Winnipeg Il6.5 (116.8): Vancouver ll8.6 Ill8.6i: Saint John. N. B.,

Mr5- 0liV8 Giddin8S has "H pular salon pictures which werelll7.6 i117.-ti: Halifax i14.lH1i4..'l);

St. John's, Nfld. 105.9 (105).

Vic Pepler: 2. "Jeannie and Ruffy" "My Bonnie Las- sies"Bud Inga: 4. "Well what's this"Joan Murray; 5. "Rub a by Edith MacDonald "It's Only A Rose"Joan Mur- 7. "Melody Makers"Joan epier.

After the business a delicious

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Entering the teenage "safe driving" ROAD-E-O be at the high school at. 11 am. Wednesday, May 16 for their written test. The driv- ing competition will take place about 1 p.m. at the Beaver Club grounds.

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The ' monthly meeting of tho Montague Town Council was held in the council chamb- ers last night, presided over by Mayor Yeo. Present were Coun- cillors Green. Reynolds, Nichol- son. Vonldorstlno and Clements.

correspondence road and disposed of. The regular monthly bills were read and approved. Permission

POINT DE ROCHE

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I student of the Point do Roche School. Miu Joan Mnccormaek. Pupils at the local schoolhouse re- port hnving found Mayflowers in 1952 as early as April 21st. Al- though on the 2m this year it looked sort of hopeless.

Smitty Restaurant at Mount Ste- wart which is owned and operated by Mr. and Mrs. Oliver smith has closed for business on May 3rd. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Burke and

past weekend at their summer ” in Point do Roche.

Mr. J.A.B. McConnell, teacher at Savage Harbour spent the week- end in Georgetown with his wife

and family.

family of Charlottetown spent the

Street Problems Discussed At lesion ladies Meeting Of Montague Council

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. ,Champions ,granted to the Public I-lealthl iblvision to use the council rooms. for a dental clinic for the sum- the Georgetown Canadian Legion

liner months. Ladies Auxiliary, B.E.S.L. was A discussion followed regard- held in the Legi Hall M, d '1”! "'9 mm! We" 0' WWW April 23rd. witilman istl:l:ld8::eazl

opened streets. Also plans were,twelve made to do considerable work on sence oillfdidblsesigelrft wlleulteneit-3!: sidewalks, the streets committee ing was presided over 'by Mrs J to start plans immediately. Alsoiw. Lavers. Vice-President A . all light pavement in the town is The Treasurer Mrs Chester to be resurtaced with a further walker, ' ' maiing M ml” and asphalilpofi. which showed a substantial to form a permanent pavement. tr 3

A motion was passed regard- reTa:ylleIM:vsls ;lll?lll?1t)ed-BOTlg:e8slIel:- ing the matter of sewage and read the minutes of the last meet: dumping of refuse Into the Mon- ing, which were approved as read laliue RlVer- The following ladies ' s .15 Reports from committee chair- to constitute the lunch committee men were heard. The meeting for the next meeting:- Mrs. James then lldiourned. -Macconnell, Mrs. .I.W. Lavers.

I Fish 8: Game Meeting

SOUTHERN KINGS Tuesday. May I5. 8 P.M. GEORGETOWN LEGION HALL

Cars leaving Bison 7:30 sharp. Films will be shown.

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Mrs. Howard Llewellyn and Mrs. Sampson and Mrs. Janie: Llewel- . ilyn volunteered to roast the chick- I It was fl"('lfled that the Ladies on for the banquet. The meeting

The regular monthly meeting M Auxiliary would sponsor a u.i...,.iet adjourned with the gaging of am

presented the financial re-. which will eventually be built uplbatance on hand.-1-hel.epm,t onhe M

Mabel liearn.

i pad entertainment in the Legion Queen. hall in. honor and appi-eciauon of the winning of the Provincial School Girls Hockey C”ampionsbip by the Girls Hockey Team of Georgetown Hii.-h School. ,

INJURIES FATAL SHERBROOKEE Q u 2

pointed a committee to make arr- cheater, N. I-I.. died in hospital 1;"'fe"l')e';E: fl" "19 ballqueth Mrs. early Thursday of Injuries suffered -N; Jew rY.L Mrs. A.H. aiewart. Wednesday when the car in which

. . . iuers. Mrs Mabel he was riding with his two broth-

.Lavers and hire. Chester Walker ers collided head-on with angtber. err?!

-05-? ai&i'iif?t:ii.:”;:."ir”: to 2: ”'f 9 9 El Bur. . o o . ue. Mrs. A.H. his-wart, Mn, Irving Wu uninjured. '

NOTICE

All sewer lines leading into the Mon. toque River must be placed at or below . low water level. Also no dumping of any refuse along the river banks within the town limits.

By order of the Town Council.

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