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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN
TONIGHT lion. Stuart 8. Garson
MINISTER OF JUSTICE
'Hon. Walter E. Harris
MINISTER OF CITIZENSHIP AND IMMIGRATION
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and Dominion Network
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NATIONAL I.lllF.llAl. l'Fllll'.lIATION OF CANADA
THE EASTERN GUARDIAN
AGENTS:-MONTAGUM Esrold I. Landry. Mrs. Byron ltewan, Mn Bruce MacPhee, Miaa Joyce Wlggtntnn, Plus McKInnou, AGENT GEORGETOWN: Waldon Layers.
i i1'he Guardian may be bought at
the following places in Montagaot
Blue Dome Restaurant, and Guardian Office; in " or-getown: TD Post Office; In Sourla: The Snack Bar and II. Iliohards & lea.
Miss Ola. 1-Iamilton, New Perth. is visiting friends in Truro, N.5.
....'INS'I'ALLATION of officers. Hillside Lodge, No. 12.3. July 7th. All members please attend.
....'INSTlTI7TE Frank Dewar's P. M.
meeting at Mrs. Tuesday at 8:00
i Mr. and Mrs. Richard Matheson. land family. Charlottetown. have lmoved to thein summer home in l Lower Montague.
. . 'Mr. and Mrs. Don Gouthro. ,and family of Summerside, spent ithe weekend in Montague, guests iof Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Landry.
Liberal Party Broadcasts
.llU.Vll.Xl', .ll'l.Y iith AT 7:15 P. M.
NEIL A. MATHESONV Liberal Candidate Queen's Co.
TI'ESIl.-KY, .ll'l.Y 7th AT 12:00 NOON
(:'II.ltl:IlliIl (ll.l5lllQN'llS. President Young Libcral Association of P. E. I.
WEDNESDAY, .lI'l.Y 8th -- 7:15 RM.
HRS. .l0Sl'.I'll RODII, Prcsirient, I flmrloiicinun Lilwrai Wonicn”s Club
3 FRIDAY. -IIILY 10th - 12:00 Noon
HOWARI) DOFGLAS. President Douglas Bros. and Jones Ltd.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Greene have returned from their honey- moon. and are. residing in their summer cottage at Brudeneli.
Mrs. Mae MacPherson, Framing- ham, Mass, is visiting in Montague the guest of her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Beamis l Rourke.
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Mrs. Thomas Lockhard. Kent- viile, N. S.. and her daughter. Miss Vesta Lockhard, Truro. N. 5.. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. Arnold Wightman. Montague.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H, Collin and family. and Mrs. L. H. Coffin, lwera Sunday visitors to Cavendish, -where they spent the day with Mr. "and Mrs. Eric Coffin.
.'AiN' EVANGEI.lSTl(l ram- paign is to be conducted by Pas- tor Howard Bloia July 5th to 19th. .Sunday through Friday. Topic for itonlght, "Does Our Church Need Llin Undertaker". Special music. ll-Jverybody welcome.
....fTHE ANNUAL meeting of the Brudenelil Cemetery Co., will
We've been hunting for a comedy to give you a real. out-loud laughing good time - - and this one's a panic!
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ROARilU' BEST!
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NEWS -- "HERE WE GO AGAIN” MA'l"lNl'jij 2:30 -- PIVl:'NIlVG 7-9
CAPITOL T0-DAY - TUE. - wan.
be held on the grounds on Tues- day afternoon, July 7th. Plot hold- lers are asked to assist during the afternoon with much neces- sary work.
...!SEE THE boat races-lobster boats. outboards, aali boats. En- ljny P. E. I.'s famous sea foods. ilri:-ave. a delicious chicken and ham jsupppr Square dance to Burns lOrchi-sira All and more at the iLou'er Montague regatta July 15th.
'ENTERTAINS CLUB - Mrs. H. T. Jamieson entertained the members of the King's County Hospital Nursery Club at her sum- mer home in Brudeneli on Friday afternoon. A gift from the club was presented to Mrs. J. M. Clair, who with her three small sons, is leaving shortly to Join her husband in Toronto.
.. 'RECI-JIVING CONGRATULA- TIONS - Miss Joyce Wlgginton. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wigglnton. is receiving the con- gratulations of her friends on her appointment to the teaching staff of Prince of Wales College. Miss wlgglnton, who graduated from P. W. C. this spring has been on the honor list each year. and during her college course has been awarded two scholarships. Her many friends wish her every success.
RLAUNCHING SCHOOL PU- PILS VISIT GEORGETOWN-On June 26, pupils of Launching School were taken on an excursion to Georgetown. to celebrate the clos- ing of the school year. While here they viewed with interest the op- eratlon oi loading the landing craft, the Robert McMichael and watched the ship sail off to Que- bec City. The party were treated to toe cream. They were accom- panied by their teacher, Mrs. Pe- ter Morrison and also by Mrs, Lucy Morrison. Their driver was Mr. Lea Morrison. The follow- ing made the trip: Noreen Gard- iner, Phyllis Gardiner, Jacqueline Christian, Jerry Christian, Clifton Gardiner. Norbert Morrison. Mar- garet Morrison, Eunice Morrison, Patricia Morrison, Pius Morrison and Gsile MacCormack.-AC.
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COMMAND PERFORMANCE
Selected for 1952': most distinguished film occasion . . . The first Royal Command ” picture attended by Her Maiesty Queen Elizabeth in Her Reign
Show; 2:30 '
- 7:00 9:00
EXTRA? "AIDE WHITE HORSE"
Miss Claire DeLory. Montague. was a. weekend visitor to Charlotte- town.
Mrs. A. 1-lume. Mrs. Lester Mac- Leod. and Mrs. Callum Bruce were visitors to Charlottetown on Friday.
Her many friends regret the ill- ness of Mrs. Leon Johnston, who is a. patient in the Kings County Hospital.
Mr. Chester Turner, Millis, Mass, is visiting friends and relatives in Montague and Dundas. While in Montague he is the guest of Mr. .and Mrs. Beamis Rourke.
Miss Joyce Proctor. lab technician at the King's County Hospital. Montague, spent the weekend at her home in Charlottetown.
....'S'I'RAWBERRIES fresh from the field every day. Book your supply for preserving now. George lvrighi. Lower Montague.
Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair Macl.eod and family. Charlottetown, spent the week-end in Montague. at the home of Mrs. MacLeod's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell MacGregor.
. tINSTlTUTE SUPPER-Tire ladies of the Women's Institute of Baldwin's Road held a special sup- per get-logether in the Rainbow Room of the Bison Restaurant. Montague, last evening. There were sixteen present. They were served a delicious turkey supper and full course by the capable and ef- ficient staff. Following the sup- per. zhe president, Mrs. Terrence McKenna, spoke briefly on the activities and work of the Instiiutc. Other speakers were Mr. Harry, Trainer and Mr. Thomas Cur1'au.' who together with others were guests at the simtlef mffllni-L
Hold Enjoyabl; Banquet For Cast of day
'On Mondav eve.nins- -lune 29th. members of the cast. of "A Ready Made Family" and their friends marked the close of a suc- cessful season with a banquet held at Rivervlew Tourist Home. Lower Montague, The dining room and rabies were artistically decorated with a colorful array of summer flowers, and the delicious chicken
dinner was most heartily enjoyed. Mr. Lorne Wigginton acted as toastmaster and the following
toasts were given: ”The Queen," responded to by singing the nation- al anthem. "The director of the play" proposed by Miss Evelyn Under-hay. which was cleverly done. and gave much credit to Mrs. C. A. Shaw, who, besides her interest and untiring efforts, at very short notice, played the part. for two evenings. of one of the male cast who had been taken ill. Mrs. Shaw responded to this toast. ”The stage manager, promptor and all other helpers," pfoposed by Georile Wright and responded to by Mrs. J. M. Fraser. Each one present was asked to give his or her most em- barrassing and funniest experience. These proved very entertaining.
Mrs. G. Arnold Wighiman recit- ed an original and humorous poem. a verse about each member of the cast. Rev. J. M. Fraser gave a. short talk, after which others were called upon to speak briefly. In response to request. Mrs. C. A. Shaw gave a reading.
Duets were sung by Mr. Lome Wigginton and Mr. Dannie Mur- ray. and Mrs. Horace Fraser and Mr. Colin Jackson.
Mrs. Jackson was thanked for her hospitality and the delightful dinner provided.
A hearty sing-song brought an evening of good fellowship to a close. This play. which was spon- sored by the Young Adults Group of Trinity United Church. Mon- taguc, has been presented in the following centres: Montague (twice). Millview, Eldon, Murray River. Dunstaffnage, Dundas, An- nandale and York. where, in each case, it was well received and the cast was hospitably treated.
Members of the cast were Miss Helen West, Miss Evelyn Under- hav, Mrs. A. Hume, Miss Lorraine MacI..ure. Mrs. liorace Fraser, Mrs. G. Arnold Wightman. Mr. Lorne Wigginton. Mr. Danie Murray. Mr. George wright, Mr. Colin Jackson. Director, Mrs. C. A. Shaw, promp- tor. Mrs. J. M. Fraser: stage man- ager, Mrs. Charles J. Fraser.
Montague school Discuss Finances
'Annual meeting of Montague school district was held in the new school on Tuesday evening with Mr. 5. S. Hessian, Q.C., pre-
siding. secretary, Mr. Lester MacLeod. read the financial statement.
Amount of assessment levied. sit.- ISM3: arrears of taxes, 03,402.51; total oollectsble. 14,502.20. Total re- ceipts at the closing of books ll.-
689.i1. Less deficit 1952. 11,097.94. net. total. 09,901.22. Expenditures 011,041.42. Deficit 01,060.20. This
deficit will be almost balanced by taxes receivable and paid after the books were closed. The secretary read the auditors report of Mr. A. D. Maci.ure. Mr. ll. .1. Hynes read the supervisors report.
it was agreed that. a'I,non be vot- ed for teachers supplements, turd 58.700 for operating expenses. Mr.
5.5. Hessian was re-appointed trustee. A discussion ensued regarding
the Land Evaluation Board. and it was decided that the meeting instruct the tmateea to procure the
aervicea of the Land Evaluation
Georgetown. 0 1' St. Peters Win Opening Games
....'The Georgetown baseball team defeated Cardigan 11-1 in the first game of the King's
County Baseball League at Georgetown yesterday. Georgetown. . with A. Murphy pitching a nohitter up to the 7th inning, took an early lead with Landry and Johnston scor- ing in the seconii, Johnston scor- ing again ln the fourth, G. Mur- phy and MacNelil in the fifth. and 13. Murphy in the seventh. In this inning D. MarDonald scored the lone tally tor Cardigan. Georgetown scored five runs in the eighth when G. Murphy, 8. Murphy, Johnston, MtcLeod, and Gallant crossed the plate. Both Murphy for Georgetown and Shep- herd for Cardigan went the route.
Llneups:-
Georgeiown: as. G. Murphy; 2b. E. Murphy; c, S. MacNaill; lb, A. MacPhce. Sh, F. Landry, if, S. Johnston. cf. E. MacLeod: p. A. Murphy; rf, C. Macswaln: rf. R. Gallant. replaced Macswaln in the fourth.
Cardigan: as, D. MacDonald: rf. R. MacDonald". p, H. Shepherd; c, H. Hughes, (lb. J. Walsh; lb, J. MacAulay; if. R. Steele; 2b, G. -Shepherd; cf, C. Shepherd.
llmpire: J. A. B. McCunna'il-. iiuse judges. Allan MacPhee and Gerald Murphy.
At St. Peter's, Morell went down in defeat 10-9 after 13 inn- ings in the other game of the first day of the schedule. At the end of regular innings, the game was tied at 7-ail. Through the tenth. eleventh, an twelfth. nei- ther team could break the dead- lock. At the top of the thirteenth Morell drove two runners across, but in the bottom half St. Peter's again tied the score, and went on to chalk up the winning run and the game. Pitching for St. Peter's were McCarthy and O'Brien. and for Moreli MacDonald and Elder- shaw.
played
Georgetown and I I I Vicinity ..'Mr .George Debory, electrical engineer with Canadian Westing- house Co. Ltd., at Hamilton. Ont., left June 27. on return to his dut-
ies. after a monthla visit. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. DeLory.
Mrs. William Smith left last week on return to her home in Niagara-on-the-Lake. Ont., after attending the wedding in George- town of her son, John Smith, to Miss Mabel Stewart. While here
Mrs. Smith was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Stewart.
Miss Beverly Eickettc of Anti- gonish, N. 8.. is spending the sum- mer holidays as the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Annie Gardin- er. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bushey of
Sourls. and Mrs, Wallace Mac- Donald and children, Carol Ann and Wayne of Hamilton, Ont., who are visiting in the province, were recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy. On Thursday. June 25. the pu- pile of Georgetown High School Grades, taught by Mrs. Florence Jenkins. Miss Annie Keenan and Miss Genevieve Soloman enjoyed a picnic to celebrate the closing of the school term.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward MacKen- zie and family of Charlottetown motored to Georgetown, where they were the recent week-end guests of Mrs. MacKenzieis par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Roche.
Mrs. William Simmonds of Sea View was a recent guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Han- sen.
Mrs. Mabel 1-learn left last. week for Brackley where she will be em- ployed for the summer months.
Cpl. Stewart. W. Lavers of the R.C.M.P.. Mrs. Lovers and son Donnie and Mr. and Mrs. Don Williamson of Moncton, N. 13., motored to the Island on June 26, and spent the week-end at the Poole cottage on the Montague River. While here they also visited relatives in Georgetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Donovan and daughter Jean of Pictou, N. 8.. motored to Georgetown on June 26, where they visited for the week-end as the guests of Mr. Donovan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Donovan. On the trip Board. A vote of thanks was ex- tended the trustees and com- mlttea in connection with the erection of the new school. and a vote of 55.000 was made to com- plete the other two rooms.
The meeting went. on record as noting with approval. appreciation and satisfaction the appointment of one of the rate payers, I-Ion. Keir Clark, M.L.A., as minister of education.
It was moved that the same reeves be appointed under the Domestic Animals Act.
Macltao-Slddall Wedding
A wedding of interest in Ot- tawa took place in Christ Church Cathedral. Vancouver. 30. at high noon todsy, when Miss Jetta Jean Marie Biddall became the bride of Mr. Robert Macltae, of Bhunrook.
sask.
Miss siddall is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Oui- ton Biddall.
Dean Northcote Burke, formerly of st. John's Anglican Church, Ottawa. performed the ceremony and the bride was given in mar- riage by her uncle. Mr. Fred C. Fillmore.
For her marriage the bride wore a grey travelling ensemble.
Following the ceremony. a re- caption was held at the Royal Van- oouver Yacht. Club. The toast to the bride was proposed by her uncle, Mr. Justice Charles L. Fill- more.
Later Mr. and Mrs. Macias left on a motor trip south to the Uni- ted states. Upon their return they will reside in Btaveston, B. C.
Mrs. Ma.cRae served with Civil
service C tutor: for many years in Ottawa. latterly in the capacity of assistant to the Chief of Assign- ment. Branch. she has been visit- ing her sister at steveston. near Vancouver. Mr. Mmltae, who was born in Waterside. Pownal. P. I. I. has recently retired from his wheat. farm near Shamrock, Sask. His nephews, Robert and Alex Macftae reside on the old homestead.
Address and Presentation
The Seaside singers of Orwell. Verndlt River and Cherry Valley met at the home of Mr. and Mn. Samuel Martin of Vernon for a social evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. H. 1". Macilwen who had been instructing them during the spring months.
Mrs. Nonnan MacMlllan. secre- tary 0! the group. read a short ad- dfesl. CXPFES-Sing gratitude and ap- preclation of their work and Mr. Islett Richarth. president. pm. sented Mr. and Mrs. MacEwen with gifts.
The group was much delighted when Mrs. Maclfwen sang, elpeclgl. 15' when some selections were Mr. MacEwen's own cornposltiom, Ev- eryone Joined in a. simpsong, 194 by Mrs. John Macnac. Mrs. W. J. Mutch. Mrs. Macmwa-1 .114 M, Macllwen.
A delicious lunch was served by the ladies. followed by y. treat. or ice cream donated by a. member.
The singing of the Doxology. "Praise God From whom an Blessings Flow." brought an en. Joyable evening to a close.
Former Vernon River lady Dies
Friends in this province wiulte grieved to learn of the passing of Miss Lottie Hayderw. Exeter. N. 11, formerly of Vernon River. P. 1:. I, Burial took place in Exeter on Fri- day. July 3rd.
Surviving are the following sisters: Miss Mary B. Haydew. Bel- mont. Mass: Mrs. A. D, Mac- Lennan, Charlottetown; Mrs. F. .7. Chappell, Charlottetown and Mrs. T. F. MacKinley, Conheath. C. B. A brother. Sidney C. Haydsw, Van- couver, B. C. predeceased her severai months ago,
here they were accompanied by
Mr. Maurice Donovan who had been visiting in Plctou..
Mr. Cullen DeLory. who is tak- ing summer training with the R.C.A.1". at lummerside under the University students' plan, was a recent week-end visitor to his home in Georgetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred "Ted" Jen- kins and four Ions of Imperoil, N. 8., motored to the Island on
end guests of Mr. Jenkins' parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Jenkins of Georgetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ricketta of Antigonish, N. 8., visited George- town on June 27, where they were guests of Mrs. R.icketts' mother. Mrs. Annie Gardiner.
Master Donnie Lovers of Mono- ton, N.B.. son of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart. W. Levers. is vacationing in Georgetown at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Hansen.
The Robert Mchdichae). I ooh- verted landing barge with a rag- lstered tonnage of 2200 tons. sailed from Georgetown on June 20. for Quebec city with a cargo of ap- proximately 1800 cords of pulp wood.
Dr. and Mrs. A. Kennedy return- ed last week from a motor trip to Antigoniah. N. 8.
Charles A. Mtccormeil of the R.C.N. and crew member of HM. 0.5. Magnificent is visiting his home in Georgetown, following his shtpla return from attending the Coronation Naval Review.
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SPECIAI.
Three
Special Muslo -
srvnanon BAPTIST CHURCH July out to ma
Good News Club-2:30 l'. M. Children 5 years and older Evening meetings-8:00 P. M.
All welcome
SERVIBES A
Sundays
Timely preaching J
. . . JULY 6. 1953
ATTENTION
ALL LIBERAL POLL CIIAIRMEN OHARLOCITEIOWN AND ROYALTY
There will be a meeting in the Liberal Committee Rooms, 130 Kent St. on Tuesday, July 7th at 7:30 p.m. A full attendance is requested.
5th District Liberal Association ' BENJAMIN ROGERS, Jr.. President.
JOHN NICHOLSON, Secretary.
Fm LIBERAL VMEETINGS IN KINGS COUNTY
ALL MEETINGS AT 8:30 P.M.
MURRAY HARBOR HALL-Tuesday, July 7. ST. THERESATS HALL-Wednesday, July 8. CAMBRIDGE IIALI.--Thursday, July 9. LITTLE SANDS HALL-Friday, July 10. STURGEON IIALL-Monday, July 13. LORNE VALLEY HALL-Tuesday, July 14. ANNANDALE HALL-Wednesday, July 15.
Meetings at remaining centres announced later.
The undersigned shall address all above meetings and other Liberal speakers will be present.
T. J. KICKIIAM, Liberal Candidate.
June 27. where they were the week -
To succeeding generations, the family memorial does more than give evidence of the faith and strength of character of the departed. It inspires the living to carry on the fine tradition of this early heritage.
When you choose a monument of beauty in en- during marble or granite, your tribute will be un- dimmed for generations to come. As memorial craftsmen since the year 1870 we offer you assist- ance and expert counsel in selecting your family monument.
van: BECK 3. son LTD.
MONTAGUE 8 OIIARLOTIETOWN
Authorized Sales Representatives: PRESTON B CK, ' WALT G. MMKENZIE,
WATSON HARDY.
POWER INTERRIIPTION
There will be an interruption of electric power on our Montague line on Tuesday, July 7th, between the hours of 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. in the area east of Vernon: and between the hours of 1:30 to 4:30 pm. in the area east. of Alberry Plains. weather permitting, for the pur- pose of moving poles to allow for government road widening on the Sparrows Road.
Maritime Electric co. Ltd.