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LEON ERROL COMEDY
Vlhim Road and Vicinity
Mrs. Beamis Rourke, Montague, recently visited with her sister, Mrs. E. Farquharsoii. Kilmulr.
Miss Lillian Macxinnon. Mont- ague. is at present vacationing at her home in lvillltown.
Misses Jean and Barbara Mac- Kinnon. Milltown. were recent izuesta of Miss Lona MacDonald. Whim Road.
Mr. Kenneth MacDonald. Kil- muir, is at present spending part of his summer vacation in Char- lottetown.
...' Miss Ishbel Farquharson Charlottetown. daughter of, Mr. and Mrs. E. Farquharson. Kilmuir. is spending a week long vacation at the Zion Presbyterian Church. Young People's Camp at French River.
An enjoyable evening was re- cently spent at the home of Mrs. colln MacDonald. Kilmuir. by a number of tile ladies of the dis- trict. Mrs. Percy Myers, Montague. rave an interesting demonstration of plastic products. Mrs. Robert. Campbell. Whim Road. was the winner of the door prize. Refresh- ments were served at the close of the evening by the hostels. as- sisted by Mrs. E. Farquhsrson and Misses Mary Farquharson and Laurie MacDonald.
The annual school meeting of the whim Road School district was held last Tuesday evening. Mr. Joiin Campbell, secretary. was pre- sent. and also the trustees Mrs. M.J. Munro, Mr. Miles Mso.Kin- non. and Mr. George Clarey. The sum of 9125.00 was voted for re- Dalrs. and the supplement was raised to 3300.00. It. was decided to enlarge the school play grounds. The land for the purpose was ac- fiuiiod from Mr. George Clarey. They also plan to drill a pump on the school property. The retiring trustee, Mr. George Clamy, was re-appointed for another three liears.
Mrs. Jane Daley and Mrs. Frank Graham were joint hostesses to the Kilmuir 2 W. I. on Thursday even- ins. The vice-president. Mrs. W.!:. Mcltenna. presided. Ten membe s answered roll call with ii. question for the question box. Fines and collections orountod to .80 cents.
tors were welcomed to the meeting. Minutes of the pre- vious meeting were read and ap-
FALSE TEETH
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Holds false teeth more firmly, so they mi non ooinfortoblo. Does "09 I018. Checks "plate odor” (denture breath.) Got l'IilTlil1'l-I
proved. The secretary, Miss Anne MacDonald reported that 343,413 had been loaned to the school trustees temporarily to pay the balance of the pump bill. Corres- pondence for the month was read and discussed. sick committee re- norted one shut-in call. one sick call was made and a treat provid- ed. The secretary reported the fin- ancial balance low, and ways and means of raising money were dis- cussed. It was decided to hold a pantry sale. and to start circulat- ing apron. Several articles of sew- ing and knitting were turned into the Red Cross coilvenor. Mrs. Cyril Johnston kindly invited all the members to her home for the next meeting. During the social hour. after the meeting had been adjourned, Mrs. Graham served delicious refreshments, assisted in
'serving by Mrs. Colin MacDonald
THE EASTERN GUARDIAN
AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: llsrold F. Dada. Mrs. Byron Stewart, Ira. Ba-iaoo IduPlaoe. Miss Joyce Wigginton. Mia: Joan Jolaiuln. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Waldoo Lovers
The Guardian may be bought at tho following plaou is
Ioatoguo: Bluo Dome Restaurant and Guardian Otfico; in Goorgo
I-Owl: The Post Office: in Ssuris: Tho snack Bar and II. more
ords i don.
Mr. N. J. Mac-Pherson. Lower .....'AT LAST the rat la-ller Montague, is receiving congrai- everyone is asking about.-W.'u-- uiationii on his eighty-nineth farln. Ready mixed. price 60 birthday. which he celebrated cents at Jamieson'a Pharmacy, Mondly at the home of Mr. and Montague.
Mrs. Chessel Annear. At the
supper hour he had as his guests Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Young of M31 37111 MF5- N- 3- Nicholson. London, Ont., are spending a few M0nt8Eue- days in Montague, guests of Rev.
- F. N. Young and Mrs. Young. ..”Mr. and Mrs. Ralph l)Ul"J,lRa'
and their three- children of Mon- treal motored to Montague )(:.- terday. and are the guests of Mrs. Douglas' parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Coffin at their sum- mer home on the Montague River.
Master Edgar Dewar, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Dewar has returned to his home in Brude- hell after spending two weeks in Alberton, guest of his uncle. Mr. Gordon Coffin and Mrs. Coffin.
Mr. and Mrs. William Gilson and son Billy from Plymouth, N. H., U.S.A., are spending their vacation at Lower Montague. the guests of Mrs. Giison's parents. Mr. and Mrs. John MacKenzie. Mr. Gilson is a member of the New Hampshire State Police.
..'FUNEl!AL YESTERDAY The funeral of the late George Archibald Hicken, who passed away in the King's Count-y Hos- pital. Montague, on July 13th. was held from his late residence in Gaspereaux Monday afternoon. and was conducted by Mr. Hugh Nugant, student minister of the Murray Harbor North Presbyterian Church. The hymns were "The Lord's My Shepherd". "The Old Rugged Cross" and "Safe in The Arms of Jesus." The pail bear- ers were Messrs. Stanley I-Iicken, Raymond Riley. Cephus Davy. Perle Cairns. James Steele, and Howard Steele. The deceased is survived by his widow (nee Selina MacKenzie) and two sis- ters, Mrs. Richard Llewellyn,
Pisquid East Notes
Mr. Floyd Jay was in Montague on business la”. week.
Miss Georgie Dover visited re- cently in Charlottetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hughes, Bedeque, were recent guests oi Mr. and Mrs .Oi';( Kelly.
Mrs. Harold Jay" and Mr. Floyd Jay were visitors to Charlottetown recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Earle MacDonald, Lorne Valley, spent a. recent week- and with Mrs. MacDonald's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Jay.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter white. Donagh, were recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Wl'lllE'S parents, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kelly.
Deepest sympathy is felt for the relatives of George Birt who was drowned at Pisquid. The funeral was the largest seen In these parts The service was conducted by Rev. W. T. Mercer. Burial was in Mt. Stewart Cemetery.
Montague. and Mrs. Alexander Finley, Charlottetown; and also one brother, Mr. Lemuel Hickcn. Pembroke. Interment took place
in the Murray Harbor North I Cemetery.
Scenes Of Woody Islands Regatta
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Georgetown and Vicinity Miss Madeline Mcxeeman of
Charlottetown is visiting at the home of Mrs. N. W. Hansen.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Solomsii were visitors to Charlottetown re- cently.
Captain William Sigsworth of Newport was a recent visitor to Peorgotown.
Miss Mary Roche, student nurse at the Prince County Hospital in Summerside, is visiting her home in Georgetown.
Mr. Len McNeill of Cardigan was I. recent business visitor to Georgetown.
Mr. Daniel Maccormick hill- taken a position with the Paving Company. as checker and welgher of asphalt, at their plant in Rose- nedth.
Mr. Howard S. MacLcan has taken a position with Bruce Stew- art dz Co. in Charlottetown. Mr. MacLean is a well known and competent electrician of George- town and will work in that can- acity with his new employers.
Mr. Moody of the Department oi Transport. Ottawa. visited George- town early last week in connection with Dominion Government build- ings in the towns and their val- uation, for grants punaoses from the Dominion Government, in lieu of taxation on Government build- ings in incorporated towns
The bridge and building crew or the Canadian National Railways arrived in Georgetown a few days ago and havirstarted construction on a building on railway proper- ty. This building will house rail- way trainmen on the Georgetown run, who do not reside in the town. It is understood that the
building will be similar to oni- constructed in Soiiris and will contain bedrooms. living room,
kitchen and bathroom. POOR PEDESTRIANS
MONTREAL --(OP) - A re- porter claimed that of so cars he watched making a right turn at a downtown intersection. only two paused to give pedestrians the right of way. one carried a New York licence, the other an Ontario one.
IN i7iEFioii'iAM
In Loving Memory of our dear
PAC E SIC VFN
Magistrates court At Georgetown
A number of cues were disposed of at the Magistrate's Court at Georgetown, held in the Court House on Thursday. July 12, 1951, at 10.00 A.M., before Stipcndiary Magistrate for King's County. J. W. MacDonald, KC. A resident! or Cardigan charged under Section, 285 (6) of the Criminal Code 01' Canada, with "Driving in a man-I ner dangerous to the public". had his Case adjourned for one weel-..i Tile same party charged withl "obstructing a peace officer in thel
lawful execution of his duty," un- der Section 168 (Al of the Crim- inal Code, also had the hearing of his case adjourned for one week. A resident of Primrose charged with having liquor in his posses- sion which was not purchased at a vendor's, contrary to Section 29
Temperance Act. pleaded guilty and was fined 525.00 and costs or one month in King's County Jail. in default.
A Cardigan resident was fined 55.00 and costs or '7 days when he pleaded guilty to a charge of op- erating a motor vehicle without an operators license. A resident of Fort Augustus pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle, on the highway, the weight of the vehicle being over 5000 lbs., at a speed in excess of 30 miles per hour. He was fined s15 and costs and in default of payment to serve 10 days in jail. This charge was un- der Section 36 (2A) of the High- way Traffic Act.
A resident of Brudenell also charged under Section 36 (2Al oi the Highway Traffic Act. wa. fined, on pleading guilty, sis and costs 01' in default to days in jail.
serve 10
each charged under Section 36 (2I of the P. E. I. Temperance Act. with being intoxicated in a pub- lic place. boili pleaded guilty and were each fined 320.00 and cost:
jail.
charged under Section 20 ii) of the P. E.I. Temperance Act. with havliig liquor in his possession in it place other than his residence He pleaded "not guilty", and fol- lowing the hearing of the cvidenc:-3 he was found guilty and fined S20 and costs or in default to serve 30 days in jail. Mr. S. S. Hessian. K.C.. Crown Prosecutor for King”: County, represented the Crown. Two King's County lobsterpack- crs. charged under the lobster Fisheries Control Regulations with
Mother, Mrs. Harry Cillllilllilllq who passed away twi-'.vi- years ago today, July 1901. 1939.
Dear Mother thou hast loft iis. Thy sufferings are o'er. I At the dear old home no Iniig--ri Can we gather as before.
For our 'aniily lit-si arr-. IIl'(lki"lI. Your heavenly crown is won. Your busy hands are resting And your work on earth is Il0llf'
Lovlngly remembered by Husband and Famllyul
BOOKKEEPER
Wanted Ininicdiiitcly
Reply in writing, stating experience, and salary rr.--j quired to Post Office Boxl 301.
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llal'lili! in their possession imdrr- sized lobsters. pleaded izuilty an-I were fined 550 and costs.
Court adjourned to Tliursdtigu. Jilly 19th at 9.00 A.M.
R. C.
MOBILE RECRUITING UNIT
THURSDAY July 19 LEGION HALL
Montague
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Two residents of Murray Rivczj
or in default to serve 30 days in,
A resident of Glen William war.
1 Hours: 9:00 am. in 12:00 noon: 1:30 ll-"L W 5500 1”"
U CANADA'S FINEST ' . CIGARETTE
1 IN MEMORIAM
4 .' In loving meiuorv 0' A"1bl'05E 'Genri.;c Mallrti who (lied July I9 i 1948.
I 'Loving and kind in all his ways . Upright and just to the end of hi! , days - . I . Sin:-ere zind true in heart and mint iA beautiful memory left behind. , Liyvlngly remembered by his
wife and famiI.V.
H0lv”iE GRAFTSl
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FCR SALE
DWELLING HOUSE in Moiitagiie Consisting of 8 rooms
Centrally located on Wood Island Street
Apply J. J. STEWART.
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FRIDAY July 20 TOWN HALL Souns
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