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ENTERTAINMENT

.. ‘His many friends will regret to learn out w. newnmid Poole of Lower Montague has entered the Kinda county Hospital will" he is receiving dreetment for I broken lies sustained in e fall 0!! the l6! N“.

Georgetown and Vicinity

Mrs. Gerald Butler left recently for her home in Saint John, N.B., after visiting for a few weeks with iher mother, Mrs. H. P. George.

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leper; in 8t. Peter's: The Post Dffioe.

Samuel McKee wss the guest of Mr. and Mrs_ Malcolm r ttersou on ‘Ibursdoy. Mr. McKee is from Mbnoton. N, B.

‘Mn-s. Horace Fraser- entertain- ed a number ‘of ladies at her homo on Wednesday evenin! i“ l!!! 0' the Kings County Hospital

...'Mr. John shew. MOIMIHI. has left for Pictou. N- B, Wheﬂ for the next three weeks he will train on s course with the lie-serve Army.

‘SOCIAL EVENING sranr —'Ilhe Young People's Union o! the lyilontsgnle United Church held a social evening at the home of ma. George Nicholson on Monday evening Games were played which were endoyed by all. Waffles were served to the members folluwint the contests, 1nd this delicious 11inch was most pleasant.

..'His Worship Mayor W. H. Lane and Councillor B. H. Yeo made s. special trip to Charlotte- town last week on business. Road-s were reported to be in excellent condition, and two snow plows were met clearing the snow from the pavement after the recent snow fail.

.1 runner. er CAMBRIDGE ROAD - The funeral of the late William M. Graham of Cambridge

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_ f Mt. Stewart made the trip ly 800 congressmen. méast 31mg; (gmgeorgﬂown and engaged the Brathmhls’ lolunteered o m local Scrubs in e bristlinﬂ e"-

cleanllness and look alter lavator- ies built for the recent session o! the Congress party here. Not long ago this work would only have been done by so-called untouch- ables.

counter, winning handily by a 17-3 score. ‘

At the regular meeting of the Y. P. U. on Wednesday last Lorin Mair gave an interesting demons- tration of different schools of paint- ing beglnning at ceve art and con- tinuing to modern impressionistic art.

Friends of Mr. John Jeffrey who recently underwent a hospital op- oration for the removal of a catar- act from his eye, which has seri- ously impaired his sight, hope he enjoys a satisfactory recovery and the eventual restoration nf normal vision.

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STRAWBERRY

A three-fold celebration of the valentine season took place at. St. David's United Church. The Y. P. U. and the Mission Band each held successful socials, the latter being under the superintendency of Miss Janie Llewellyn. Games and re- freshments were both greatly en- joyed.

The storm on Thursday forced the postponement of the Southern King's league game between the Eagles and the Murray Harbour team. Considerable snow fell in s

Fruits from seed the ﬁrst Year: essill‘ rown. Bush form, about one ‘foot high. . Hardy perennial. been lbilndnntly from early summer nil kllllll: frost. He: an intense luscious flavor s_n ‘k: that of wild strawberry; n

Mont Ross is the largest fruit- vzriery we know from reed, _sur_- rugi" r e poyuisr solemaeher and aimi- at types. Its unique bush fo ex-

?oisire ﬂavor place l! in s due by itself few hours and the Government h m- . HY ' l h th b. Th d

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ANIiNUISIIY BOOK job on the sidewalks of the town

on Friday.

On Thursday morning‘ a service of Holy Communion was celebrated

WARNING

Harbour qnd river ics is not os heavy us usual and land- ings ore dangerous. The travelling Public ore warned that the use of trucks and curs on the ice is dangerous and horse drown froffic should proceed with caution.

in Holy Trinity Church by the Rev. J. T. Ibbott of St. Paul's, Char- lottetown. On his journey to Georgetown, Rev. Mr. Ibbott was accompanied by Mr. George Ryan, who is well known here, having worked on the Georgetown run of the Canadian National Railways for many years. -

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Road, was held from his late residence on Thursday afternoon, February l7. The services, boill at the home and grave, were con- ducted ‘by Rev. S. J. Boyce of Georgetown, assisted by Rev. Charles D. Henderson of Murray Harbour North. The hymns sung ivezie, "'.'i‘he Lord's My Shepherd." "Asleep in Jesus," and “Shall We Gather at the River." Interment was in Murray Harbour North Cemetery.

..'PLAYED AT BONSPIEL IN CHARLOTTI-ITOWN - During the past week several teams from the Montague Curling Club played ,in Charlottetown during the Confed- crzition Bonspicl. On Saturday Messrs. L. A. Johnston, Leroy White, Fred MacKenzie, C. St. Clair Trainer, F. G. MacIntyre. A. E. Sullivan, M. Mar-Kenzic, C. J. Boudreauli. and H. Fraser play- ed two games each against Sum- merside, winning two and losing two. The Bonspiel proved to be a huge success for the Island clubs. Last year the local club returned with the Prowse Trophy. but this year were not so successful. How- ever, it is hoped that next year will see a new trophy added to the collection.

. 'C.G.!_'l‘. MEETING — The Aikeis CGIT of the Montague United Church held their regular weekly meeting at the home of Mrs. George Lake on ‘Thursday evening. The meeting opened with the OGIT Purpose and prayer. This was followed by the devotion- sl period led by LorrsineIMncLure assisted by Helen Hamilton. The businms pericdlollowed with tihe president presiding. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Plans were made to hold a special night next month at which ilhe girls would sell parcels received from their friends in dif- ferent ports of Canada, Newfound-

ACIJOSS I. Entire . . . t . cma Deputy Minisierbf Public Works é: £21,511”, ‘giggly. “m; and Highways. (Tibet) lhDishearten 26.Chine|e 9. Otherwise S. Sailor silk mlienthr" n s iii?" ‘Tlilllgem Ill! DID I G- _ ﬂied 39.1 d hisc i e l noes - sonata: “on . c . , , . . _ ' . 8 .A! - .

We ore in c position to buy largo quantities of ungruded ::_gl,‘ft‘l§,n°“ gﬁmdulo ma,“ “Hun mum eggy of the following prices: — _ 17. sender-so Elsist h. b anéuhttivnzms“ Yesterday's Answer A Large-U l-2 A Medium-BS i-2 A roller-u miiﬁfyﬂd, .,,_,,,,;';,, ' “mm, rum"...

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lend and ‘USA. Tire lirla will ln-~ vits their mothers and s number of friends to this special evening. Last minute plans were discussed concerning the pantry sale which was hold on Saturday at the Mon- tague Electric. Following the business session. the Bible Study pkiod was led by Mrs. Maloolun Patterson. Written questions will be asked on this study each week, and the winner with the highest totalattheend ofiiheyearwill receive a prize. The meeting next weekistcbsheldatthe home of Mrs. Catherine lvtebon. The mt"""' closed witih Taps.

Truckmen’s Asso. Hold Meeting In Montague

..'On Thursday night the Truck- men's Association held a rally at Montague with the president, Mr. Russel Maclntyre. presiding. The secretary, L B. Stanley, reed the minutes of the lest meeting which were approved as read. The treasurer. Edward Brown. present- er the financial report of the As- sociation.

‘line president, Mr. Maclntyre. said in part that present trucking rates were low in comparison with the prevailing cost of living. He went on to cite the high cost of trucks, the heavy expenditure for replacements, and the high ex- pense of operation. All which must be paid from rates which had in- creased but slightly during the pest ten years. He appealed to me Association members for unified strength in their attempt to solve

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their problems. and hoped that all truckmen would join the Associat- ion this year. He showed further that with only 60 per cent of the truckmen in the Association, that their requests for higher trucking rates would. go unanswered. and that only with 100 per cent mem- bership would present conditions change. He further urged the form- ation cf sub-committees in each county to report the desires and grievances of each _ unit to the central executive. and that these sub-committees should try to en- list s: many members es possible in the Association.

of discussion it was moved by Gerald McCerron, seconded by John MacKenzle, that e resolution should be preseutedto the Legis- lature of the 00mins session deal- ing with n fair scale of trucking rates to cope with the xisingmost of living and equipment. Mr. Stanley presented the problem of truck registration which was pre- senting some difficulty. Many members felt that the registration should be governed by gross- weight, which they felt would lead to better proportional returns. Others wished for the registration of trucks classified as one. two. two and a half. and three tons. with detailed trucking capacity load. which would lead to the re- moval of excess loading. Mr. Brown urged the formation of sub-com- mittees so that the dues in each county might be collected by local representatives. He felt that these committees would also be of great benefit in increasing the member- ship. and lend to the members n

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committee comprises, Cecil Bell. President; commlttonblessrs. John MacKenzle, Gerald McCoi-ron and Roy Glow. Several organizations are expected to be held in King's County during the spring with a view to building up the member- ship, and finding out the best means of handling the problems which the truckmen feel ere facing them in view of the high cost of living.

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At Montague

Don't miss the first Southey" King! Playoff of the Monteguq Rink, between the Monti-inn Meteors ond the Georgeiovr Eagles on Wednesday night. Home and home games, highest score to count.

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The monthly meeting of Kelly's Cross Women's Institute w hold at the home of Mrs. Russell antes on February 4th. Nine members and five visitors were- present.

The meeting opened in the usual manner. The secretary read the correspondence and the minutes of the lest meeting. Th: school com- mittee gave e report which-led to a" discussion on the need of a library in the primary depnrtme t.

Mrs. Joseph Kelly donated vol - tines which were sold, realizing one dollar. ’ _

lVﬁ-s. Ambrose ~Moneghen invited the members to her horns for the next meeting. March 4th.

The meeting closed with the Na- tional Anthem. A dainty lunch

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