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I The Easiem Guardian

T,,,,,s.l..y, Dec. 9. 1954

Dec. 10 at

VODANCE Friday.

, BMW, club, Montague. In aid oi

I.,,,,,,-nst-5, Jamboree orchestra.

Personals

'liir. and Mrs. ,Sam McLeod, Ujgg, were visitors to the City by (mm on Monday.

, The many friends 0! Mrs. Pree-

I-Wn Sorrie. Mllltown Cross. are

sol-rv to hear that she is in the llrlsfiiifil. All join in wishing her I

sllccdy recoveFY-

'Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Bruce WI family, South Lake, were ,.,,,k.c,1:l guests of Mr. and Mrs. Myd Dan-ach, Port Hill.

'ller many friends regret to in; ii that Mrs. Edgar Dennis, ('!.iliIOiIEIOWII. (Joyce Robertson. jqngsborn.) is a patient in the P. 1-: Island Hospital, and wish her A ....-cdy recovery.

Montague Airman Home From France

A P;'lllCB Edward Islander. Flight :?”c','Zlllt J. W. (Bill) Butler. oi xzintnglie, P.E.I.. has returned to lumria litter spending a year at xznr. Front-e, at the RCAF's Air 1)..l:lOiI Headquarters.

IlLll'lllg his stay in France. he 3.. lnurcd Germany and England. ,,:liPti his birthplace at Ashby, i.l.i'?5I.C.'.

wt. Sgt. Butler is looking for- .. rt 1.. Christmas at home this -. :-.r with his wife and three chil- rllfil, Patsy. 12, Ronnie. 11, and .x.:in 2. His new station in Canada ix ll be RCAF Station Clinton, Ont.

LOWER MONTAGUE W.I.

'01: December 7th the Lower nlmlnglle Women's Institute held 'I dehgllitill banquet in the rain- .l or room of the Bison Restaurant. l-allowing the banquet the regular nmniilly meeting was held with -he president, Mrs. Horace Hewitt. pitsltiillg. The minutes or the last mo:-tlrlg were read and approved mliowiiig which a brie! resume oi 3:9 llllallclal report was given for law benefit of those members who -r-:-r- not present at the annual

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'i'llc committee appointed to look :--w the matter or purchasing a ;,npel'iy tor a hall reported that 1 suitable site was available and he members gave approval for the puzrhase oi this property. It was (5-ridcd that Christmas treats will no given to the children as usual l'.Z4'I three members gave vocal milks for v its and treat: re- when when t ey were sick.

Tl:r- president conveyed the

RURAL ELECTRIFICAIION NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the proposed rural electrical PVYOITFIOTI to serve Peakes - St. Theresa area has been ap-

proved for construction.

Residents in this area, who have completed contracts for rural service with" the Maritime Electric Company Lim- itnd. are hereby notified to wire their premises.

Any complaints or disputes regarding the placing of

holes on private property or

iroos necessary for line construction, must be referred to this Commission through the local committee.

The committee representing this area comprises the

following members:

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....'lI'UNlR.AL YESTERDAY - The iunsral ol the late Adam Hicken at Lower Montague was held yesterday aitarlioon from the MacLean Funeral Home. to Orwell Head Church where service was conduct d by Rev. J. M. Fraser and Rev. A. 0. Fraser. Interment was in Orwell Head Cemetery. The pail bearers were Messrs: Daniel Mac- Donald, Alex MacLeod, Hershy Carver, Raymond Nicholson. Alex H. Macheod, D. J. Glllls.

Scramble For Ottawa Coaching . lob Narrows

OTTAWA (CP)-A scramble for the job as coach of Ottawa Rough Rid e r s in the Interprovincial Rugby Football Union appears to have been narrowed to three Am- ericans.

The three prospective coaches invited by a committee of the Big tour club's executive for inter- viewing are Joe Bach, Lou Zarza and Clllt Speegle. V

Bach, until recently coach of Pittsburgh Steelers in the United States National Football League, already has talked to members at the executive. ,

Zarza, of Wayne University, Det- roit, is another would-be newcomer to Canadian iootball. He is ex- pected today or Friday for an in- terview.

Montague School Students Council

....!Elsven members were present at the regular meeting or the Mon- tague High school students Coun- cil held in the grade 12 classroom on Dec. 1.

The president, Donald MacDon- ald opened tho meeting andlthe secretary read the minutes oi the last meeting which were approved as read.

The new officers elected in the recent election. made necessary by the changes undergone in the xrade 11 class are. grade 11 ta) William Maclntyre and Mildred Murphy and in the grade 11 (b) Stanley Bruce and Katie Herring. The president in a brie! address welcomed the new members to the council.

After some discussion the sec- retary was instructed to inquire at Birk's Jewellers about the possi- bilities oi' I. design for the proposed graduation ring, the inscription to include the school initials and the date of graduation. The committee appointed to look into the matter of repairs to the school's basement reported that the repairs would be started at the first of the new year. The dance committee report- ed that it would not be possible to hold a dance in the Beaver Club before Christmas because all of the dates have already been spoken

It was decided ' that the sports committee should be elected from members of the council and thou elected were Anna Prosper, Carl Reynolds. Walter Maclilwen and Heather Jamieson.

There being no iurther business, the meeting was adjourned. t

thanks or the members to Mrs. Clay, owner of the Bison Restaur- ant, and the meeting closed with the Queen. Mrs. Austin Ross was pianist for the evening.

PELLAGREX

(Nixon) Will help prevent your Pig RCX

problems. Peliagrcx con-

tains the iron vitamins and trace .-

elemento needed by: - lfregnant Sow:

- Suckling Pigs '

- Weaner Pigs Try Pellagrex on one litter and see the rliflerencs.

Ask tor rm. literature ut- '

IJAMIESON PHARMACY! :3

Montague

otherwise. or the cutting of

..........,.gg,gg PACKS A WALLOP EVERY MINUTE! MIDNIGHT SHOW FRIDAY 11:30

V HE'S ALL.MAN- lgr nywhere!

. Evelyn IIEYES I . E39 Stephen Mcnlllv ,

PRINCE

BULL! FAIR GAME NOW

DOUGLAS, Isle of Man. (C?)- Today, for the first time in 31 years, it is legal tor residents of the Isle of Man to ahoo away sea- guils or hunt tor their eggs. A new law. eiiectlve Wednesday, revoked the ban because it was found radar could replace gulls in pinpointing herring shoals tor fishermen.

JOBLESS RISE DOWN

WASHINGTON (AP)-The gov- ernment announced Wednesday un- employment in the United States increased 152,000 in November, as smaller than usual increase in a month when colder weather cur- tails outdoor activity. The jobless total was estimated at 2.893.000.

CAPITOL

NOW SHOWING

EDWARD

saga-reef

and false teeth . .

FOLKS! Watch those buttons. belts.

get your biggest Iaughin months at I this howl-provoking hit! 0

irons! - FRI. - sar.

. you're about to

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we on I AGAINS

You aim is to serve your Iaruily full and plenty of the Ilneat foods at the lowest cost. Isn't that true? And it's equally true that our aim is to see that you can do it-every day of every week-by bringing you lull selec- - 2 tlona of top quality Iooda at low-as-possible '

DA-I-E mew sun 2 W 27 21:22:; :':;:.:''::;:'.:r W r - . . . A , you re missing out , . PITTED c on the mighty big bargains in good eating I fl that ml our shelves, tables and cases. So I ,l NEW CROP make a change tor the better-switch to I c ('0-or surlm MARKET and keep more 1'1 SEEDLESS change for ' yourself.

2 OZ. JAR

N E S INISTAN T COFFEE Orange JIIIO 31c

MADE STYLE. 16 Oz :,FAOE soA S::V::::..m-25c

67::

E. D. SMITHS E CHERRY 20 Oz.

PIE FILLER Iin 35c

BOWES - TWO PIE SIZE

MINCE MEAT. per lin 49c

BOWES - 1 LB. TIN

ALMOND ICING .. tin 53c

CAN'T REPEAT--SALADA. Reg. 1.39

Tea Bags. pkg. of 120 31.29

ADAMS FANCY -- 48 Oz.

.,j SHORTENING LBS. KEEP HEALTHY - roar I-Fl-IIFF0 ":.':'r..i?""” son 890 PRUNES. med. Size.-. lb. 23c

REG. 29c PKG. COOKIES

Coconut Fingers. 2 for 29c

MEDIUM SHRED

COCONIIT. lb. bag ... 29c

GUARANTEED '

ooln SEAL TURKEYS

You can depend on getting the highest possible quality at the lowest possible price when

ORDERS ARE PLACED EARLY. 43c

IIESH BACON lb. PORK BUTTS mm lb. 45c

GRANULATEI) BAG WI-IITE - 10 LB.

sum 79:

Avoid the Christmas Rush! I ORER YOUR TURNEY NOW .

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Mrs. Laurette Devine, Peakes Station. Rev. J. B. Croken, St. Theresa, Alfred Handrahan, Peakes Station.

CHRISTMAS NAVELS Idgzp BANANAS CHOICE RIPE II). CHRISTMAS EMPEROIIIS lb. GRAPEFRIIIT REAL LARGE . 3IOI' LARGE STICKSVH. . H 2 for. HEALTH BRAND.

COTTAGE ROLLS s- P- nomswss lb. SAUSAGES msnsiw-n...... lb. 37c BEEF LIVER DELICIOUS Ib. 29c SCALLOPS 8 02- PKG-. . . . 29c COD FILLETS BONMSS lb. 23c Es" 1-2 pt. 49c

GIFT WRAPPED FLAT 50':

49c

The screen's brightest young

stars in a picture that turns a I lively spotlight on the lives and loves of student life!

PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island.

MAYFIIIR THEATRE

MURRAY RIVER. DECEMBER 9 - 10 - 11 THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY

KENNETH MORE repeats i his "Genevieve" success In line new comedy "Doctor in

7 - CIGARETTES. tin . . 89c

ROBERT

MITCI'IUM'-MONROE CIN:miscoPE

Moire 2 V2 Lb.-Reg. s1.93 Chocolates. box 51.69

Melt In Mouth

' I Willard's Xmas 3 Lb. Box

-' THIS YEAR'S .- IN SHELL ,' Chocolates . . . . . 51.98

MIXED NUTS.2 lbs. 85c

DOLES 20 01.. FRUIT

DIRK IOGARDE who give a brilliant performance in the Technicolor comedy ”Docior

: intheHvoi:sle" . Xmas'Mix. 2 lbs. .. 65c Xmas Creams. 2 lb. 75: . i".gl.3"i'iI;.. .. '"rl.2::.'"a..... .. 5.5?.c.'.5I..i.'.i'..I.'." 3” i Assorted Globe :5 Lb. Pails or e3, 39;

Chocolates. lb. 39c! mm, FANCY ,, 0,,

MIXED NUTS. ea. 39c

Xmas Candy .. 51.59

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Also "STUNT PILOT" In CINIM-A.gO'OPE ' SHOW TIMI: Thurs. it Friday - 8 pm. ScmmlIey- I I '10 pan.

MONTAGUE

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