A very impressive Remembrance Day service was held at Montaslw yesterday when veterans. armed service units. community organi- zations. and citizens joined in pay- his tribute to the honored dead and courageous living who offered their lives in two world conflicts to pre- serve their way of life.

The parade. under the direction at Parade Marshall Rod Martin. formed at the Legion Home. Fol- lowing the Marshall were the stan- dard bearers. pipers. R. C. M. P.. veterans. Charlottetown Boy Scout bugle band. Reserve Army. Boy Scouts. Cubs. and Girl Guides

The colorful parade moved off and continued on Main Street to the Memorial School where a wreath was laid, after which the parade continued to the Kings County Memorial Hospital where the ceremony was held.

Army, at the Federal Building. Campbell were Mayor Bruce H.

Elsie lumen. and Judge J.S. Des- Roches. President of the Montague Branch Canadian Legion.

At the hospital the ceremony Ipened with "O Canada". followed hv a lament by pipers Donald ltiacbeod and Alan Cameron. The Last Post. was sounded by Bugler George Boudreault. then two min- utes silence. after which Reveille

Mrs. Leroy White Montague, was re-elected president of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Kings County Hospital at the annual meeting at the home of Senator Elsie lnman Friday evening. There was a large attendance of mem- bers and friends and the meeting was conducted by Mrs. White.

The report'of the nominating committee was presented by Mrs. Lorne Wigginton and was adopt- ed as follows: vice presdent. Mrs. Frank Dewar (reelected): sec.- treasurer, Mrs. J. D. MacLeod. tre-elected); directors, Mrs. L H. Poole. Mrs. Callum Bruce. Mrs. Lorne Wigginton: auditors. Mrs. Robert Machon. Mrs A. M Wright.

The minutes of the last annual meeting and the last regular meet- ing were read and approved. The ii " statement for the year was presented by Mrs. MacLeod. showing a substantial balance on hand at the close of the year.

In her address. Mra. White out- lined the various ways and menas of raising funds for the many worthy projects undertaken by the auxiliary in aid of the hospital. These included two pantry sales, a valentine tea and two sacred concerts. One hundred dollars has

En route the salute was taken by Major Michael Campbell. Of- ficer Commanding the Reserve Present at the salute with Major

Yeo. Senator T.V. Grant. Senator

King's County Auxiliary Holds Annual Meeting

Remembrance Program Held At Montague On 11th

was sounded. Comrade Rod Martin read the poem "They shall grow not olf".

REPRESENTS MOTHEITIIOOI)

Mrs. William Dewar. Brudenell. laid the first wreath representing the motherhood of Canada. follow- ed by the laying of wreaths by thc Legion. Town of Montague. Re- serve Army. Oddfellows. High School and citizens.

Rev. J.W. McCardlc delivered a short address. a tribute to the fallen berries who had given up their lives in two World Wars, and also a remembrance to all veter- ans who had offered their lives in defense of their country. He said that they had left home to pre- serve the principles of democracy. their love of right. liberty and justice. Recognizinr; their great sacrifice. he said. we must not let ourselves be lulled into complac- ency. for there are forces at work ready to underminc and dcstroy the principles of our way of Ill('. the pinciples of our way of bio. not become listless if it would sur- vive. and we must re-dedicate our- selves to the cause of cbcrlshn

ocracy. The ceremony closcd with tho Qtieen. after which the paradc

moved off to the Legion Home Where dinner was served to the veterans and their families by the Ladles Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion.

campaign. a second sewing mach- ine has been purchased. the deluxe room had been redecorated. new. bathrobes had been provided for younger patients. a clock was pur- chased for the operating room. and new dishes were also purchased. The auxiliary also paid for lint- ing hospital supplies mended dur- ing the summer months.

At Christmas treats and turkeys were provided for patients and staff. The president also stated that a new sterlizer or flushcr had been ordered for the hospital at an approximate cost to the auxili- ary of four hundred dollars. A re cent project is the publishing of 300 cook books and Mrs. While expressed the hope that the books would be ready for sale before Christmas. The book will feature 100 favorite recipes of Montnsuc ladies.

At the close of her address. a number of members expressed ap- preciation for the splendid leader- ship Mrs. White had given the auxiliary during the past year and wished her every success in the ensuing term.

The sum of Sl00.00 was voted towards the current hospital cam-

and protecting our country's dcm-y

A SECTION OF THE PARADE AT MONTAGUE

siusroi.

Mr. Charles McCarthy has re- turned home from the Charlotte- town Hospital.

Friends here of Mr. Charlie Con- tiolly will regret to learn ho is a paticnt in the Charlottetown Hos- pital where he underwent on -per- ation .

The condition of John .1. Murray who underwent an operation in the

ago is improved.

Mr. Joe MacDonald, who was a patient in the Charlottetown Hos- pital -r several weeks with an in- jured leg is out again.

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Fricncls here will regret to learn of the illness of Mr. George Hume at his home in Michigan.

Mrs Roddic ()'Hanley, was a Siinriay visitor to this vicinity.

Mrs. Joe Deagie was in the city last week visiting with old friends, Mr. and Mrs. John Daveaux who resided here before moving to the city.

Pie Vernon Mac-Kay, who has been serving with the Canadian Army in Germany. for the past two years. is spending his leave at the home of his parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Albert MacKay. Murray River.

Mrs. Ben Sencabaugb. Murray River. was a recent visitor to Stel-

doiightcr-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sencabaugh.

Sympathy is extended to Mr and Mrs. John Hancock. Murray Riv- er, on the death of Mrs. Hancock's

white elephant sale was held with Mrs. Robert Machon prcsiding as auctioneer.

Delicious refreshments were ser- ved by the hostess assiscd by Mrs. Wellington Nicholson. Mrs White thanked Senator lnman for her kind hospitality and everyone join- ed in singing ”For She's A Jolly Good Fellow”.

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PANTRY sale. Stewart and Beck's, Montague, Saturday. Nov. 12th. 3 p.m. Sponsored Orwell W.I.

NOTICE-All overdue accounts owing King's Mill. Montague. moat be paid in full by December 10, 1965. E. A. King.

VALLEYFIEL9 . Orwell Head Congregation. Services Sunday, Nov. la. Valleyfteld. ll a.m. Ral- ly day. Belle River, I p.m. Orwell Head. 7:!) p.m. Communion Ser- vice. Rev. F. McKinnon. Minister.

TENDERS FOR operating of skating rink. Montague, 1955-56 season will be received up until noon. Nov. 19. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. C. A- Shaw. sec'y - treas., Com- munity Welfare League Ltd.

THE MONTAGUE Legion wish to express their appreciation to the Charlottetown B oy Scout Bugle Band for their attendance at Memorial Day services yester- day. and also to Mr. W. W. Reid and Mr. F. A. Large. who ar- ranged for their transportation.

UPTON Gospel Chapel. Dimdaa. 10.30 Sunday school. 11.3) a.m. Lord's Supper. 7.3) p.m. Gospel Service. Testimony. H. MacDoug- all. St. Peters. Armistice Day message by Mr. Svend Christen- sen. Text. "Greater love hath no man than this. that a man lay down his life for his friend." John t5:l8.

SCHEDULE of services United Baptist Church, Montague, Nov. 13. Montague ll a.m.: Sturgeon p.m.; Murray Harbor 7:30 p.m. with song service at 7:15 Please note: The Murray Harbor Church which has been closed for the past few weeks for renovations.

STANDARD BEARER Andrew Macintosh and Flag Bearer Mar-

tin Birt at the Souris War Me-

mortal during yesterday's cere- many.

will re-open. and hold its first service Sunday evening the 13th. The subject: "The power of our deathless herltazte." Rev. A. M. Rngerson. minister.

Personals

Lac. Donald Stewart. R. C. A.F.. left Monday on return to Saskatoon. Snsk., after spending his annual leave at his home in Montague.

Messrs. Freeman Raynolds. Rob-

bur Adams. Montague. motored to

oston. Mass.. where they will

spend the weekend. mm

uncle. the late Horace Morash of Dartmouth. Mr. and Mrs. Hancock attended the funeral. which was held on Nov. lst in Dartmouth.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Giilla and family of Little Sands. have taken up residence in Murray River at the home of the late Mr. M. J. l Vlacltod.

A very successful turkey dinner was held in the Murray River Un- ited Church hall. on Nov. 2nd by the ladies of the congregation. af- ter which a sing-song was enjoy- ed by all. in the church.

Mr. and Mrs. Neil MacSwain. have taken up residence in Murrayi River, at the home of Mr. andl Mrs. William Giddinga.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Scantlebury and Miss Macl(endrlck, Charlottetown. spent Sunday in Murray River. guests of Mrs. Scantlebury's moth-' er. Mrs. Jane Cook. and Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Macl(innon.

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Renicniiirance Day observance in Souris yesterday began at 8 o'clock when veterans attended Mass at St. Mary's Catholic Church.

At 9.30 a program was held in St. Mary's parish hall. it began with a film of war graves andl memorials in European coun-i trim Then Mr. W. E. Pierce. pre-l sident of the Souris branch in- troduced the following speakers: provincial president. E. Foch Vlacnonald. M.M.. Rev. Donald Sharpe. Rev. Edwin Steele, who spoke in the absence of Msgr. J A. Murphy. and Mayor Bruce L. Stewart.

Following the addresses. a par- ade formed up as follows: flag bearer. Martin Birt; standard

slial. Capt

provincial MacDonald: branch president. W. E. Pierce; Pipe school children. At the war corner Streets. the Canada. William Chaisson of Charlotte- town sounded Last the end of the silence Reveille. Then wreaths were placed first by Councillor town of Souris; provincial presi- delnt. branch president. W. E. Pierce and the following next of kin: James Mclntyre. John W. Mac- Donald.

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their Annual meeting on Nov. 3rd There was a good attendance.

Mrs. Lloyd Mac-Donald was visitor to Montague on Nov. 5.

6, while there they were guests of her brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Duffy.

Mr and Mrs Alvin Myers with children Brian. Keith and Mar-

Mr. and Mrs. November 6.

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Mrs. Bertha Fisher lcft recent- ly on a visit to Massachusetts and New Jersey where she will visit her daughters. Mrs. Randall Hertle and Mrs. Robert Blackett. and her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fisher. AM

Poole. .Vlrs. Genevieve Roadl. Edwin Reid. Mrs. John Jarvis and J Johnston.

The parade reformed and marched up main street where in front of the Legion Home the salute was taken by the Mayor and Provincial Legion President MacDonald. The parade con- tinued on the east end of the town. then returned to St. Mary's Hail where it disbanded.

Mr. Munroe MacGratb has re turned home from a three week

The members of Lorne Valley

Saturday. Nov. 12, 1955 The Guardian Page 5

, Impressive Ceremony Af

visit with relatives in Massach-: 0 I 0

s K C C p uses . ing s ounty a tta

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mat:I..eod.? I , - - , , c-;--3;--L-V-,---e. mg: --525;;--;.i..i:.':::rr2::..1;:r.i.a;:;:::.iii -.".1r."'...:.I.:.. 2::iii::"af...”"., E; and 151"” Anni; incholmmwhen a large number of veterans president Marcellus Gotell; 000110

.and citizens paraded from the Leg- lion hall to the war memorial ywhere, tollowing an impressive

town Canadian Legion Ladies Anx- iliary by president, Mrs. Walter

.. , . Solomon; next of kin of departed roman; M'"m;,”e"&r lgilclggd :2: ceremony, wreaths were laid in veterans; organizations and citi- ome 0 mi honor of the dead of two world tens.

wars. The parade then moved of!

Program at the Town Hall was to the Town Hall where the usual

Mr. and Mrs. Murdock MacDon-. ald. Mrs Francis Maclntyre withl children. Joan and Merlin motor-

lene of Cardigan, were guests of

program was carried out.

.Scouts ischool children and citizens. - I Program at monument: 0 Can .ada: lament by Pipers Barry Mc lGlllivray and Bruce MacLaren "Flowers of the Forest": Last Post by Bugler John Denham; two minutes silence; Bugier and Pibrock by Pipers: Binyon's Poem. "They Shall Grow Not Old". by Comrade Marcellus Gotell; prayer by Comrade W.A. Paterson: reading of honor roll of Georgetown veterans who died while serving in world wars one and two by L.S. Batchilder. Laying of wreaths in following order: Provincial Government by Dr. Lorne Bonnell. Minister of Health; Town of Georgetown by

Order of parade: parade march- al L.S. Batchilder, government rc- presentative. b r a n ch president. Town Mayor war veterans, color party. pipers and bugler. Ladies ed to Orwell Cove on November Auxlliarlgngangggg z3i5ll""Cu?:e3;'Il

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presided over by Comradc Mar- ccllus Gotell. it opened with the singing nt "0 God Our Help In Ages Past", followed by remarks by Mayor Boudreault; Mr. S. S. Hessian. Q.C.. M.L-A.',Rev. Com- rade. W.A. Paterson, honorary pro- sldent of the Provincial Command Canadian Legion; Dr. loren Bonn- eil. provincial Minister of Health! and the guest speaker Major Roy 1). Mcilillivray of Charlottetown. Comrade D.A. Mccormaek replied on behalf of the veterans.

The program closed with its singing of The Queen.

The standard bearers in thl color party were Comrades Mich- ael Burke. Jr., and Howard Walkt.

In the afternoon and evening a smoker was held at the Legion hall for all veterans.

During the ceremony at the monument, two Boy Scouts in uni- form. Paul Batchilder and RI! Murphy. with staffs. stood with bowed head throughout the entire

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