V -THE EASTERN

GUARDIAN

AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: Harold I. Ludry. Mrs. Syron Stewart. Mn Bi-use ltIacPhee. Mine Juyco wuginton. Plu iilexinnon. AGENT GEORGETOWN: WIHOII hours.

The Guardian may be bought at the

following nine: In Montana:

Slut Dome Restaurant. and Guudisn Office; in Georgetownl The Post Office: in snuris: The Snack Bar sad ll. liehudl A Son.

....'SCl-I001. SHOES and cloth- ing. Get the boat at Stewart 8! Becks. gal

..tCLEANlN(iT-VI-lL-I as Wednes-

iay afternoon. Tod McEwan, liontague. Di-. Preston Mclntyrr and Mrs

.VicIni,vre hair as t.iei:- cues: Mrs of Ray Mclican of Toioiiio. Ontario.

Mrs. Aivah Allan and Mrs. Aus- tin Fraser. Montogiic. are visiting irlends in Halifax, N, S. m

tir. and Mrs. Mziinr Young and sun, (ini',i'. llrt(l ritllti. spciit. the past iveekciid in Zifrviilmiic

fMr. and Mrs .1

Misses and Child's, at Becks.

..t8HELL CATTLE SPRAY in bulk. Bring a container. 51.05 per

ion at Stewart at Becks.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fraser and son. Ralph, Montague. were Sun- day visitors to Georgetown.

..'20Ks DISCOUNT on all lines

Women's. Stewart 6:

Summer Sandals.

. 'WI'ZLL BABY CLINIC. souris,

town hall. Friday afternoon,

August 8th,2-4 P. M.

Mr. George I-rheeca has returned to his home in Montague.

xi Macxem .;57'elS:ltIlng the past week in Halifax.

after

7.ie. Montague. r.-are visitors to Mt. Hope on Monday.

Master Wwiw N”. loin lids ro- Iurned to )1on'.i:-2-i tiitrt spciiding 1 pleasant um-k l'l xllvirtoii, guest Jl Mr. and iii." .'Tvi Kiacllrniald.

..'RF.liI.EMBEil TO ATTEND Montague Red J Blood Donor Clinic at Bow ( . all. l7i'ida.V. August. 3th bcwirrii 3 and ill P. M.

'Miss isclia Hilrhev of Hall- lat, N S, 1: i1.2' in Montague. the guest n' luv ,o'tirti' and sis- tcr-in-iou, Al: .mu Mrs. William B. liilcllry

'I-IELP ST. Pi;7TI".R'S BAY M So "over the top" by being a honor at

Red cross ('lir'c in Canadian Legion Hall on lF:itl:iv, iuzust 8th. belarcn 2 and i P. xi.

.."'IIOYAL VISIT” cups and saucers. Paragon hone rhino. Late arrivals. Cnllectors' itcrns, sum

each. ('.R. Dochncr, .leircllcr Gill Shop, Montague.

Mr. and Mrs J. lill'Htt Marlmnd and daughter, Mary. of (liiiragn, are visiting in Moiitaaiic. zucsts of his brother-in-law and sister, Mr.

and Mrs. Harold F-nit'h They .-are also visiting Dr. Prcsto: xlciniyrc and Mrs. Mclnlvrc .Vlacl.l-od

was formerly from Vi

CAPITOL T0-DAY

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Sl:.'RlAL - L.'0Iilk.'i)Y CARTOON - TRAVEL

TODAY ONLY

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mugridga. l.exingi.ori, Mass. motored to the island this week and are the guests of Mrs. Mugridgels brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kennedy, Montague.

Mr. Andrew Lavere. Georgetown,

and his sons. Mr. Earl Layers. Charlottetown, and Sgt. Ray Lav- crs. R. C. A. F.. accompanied by Miss Clara Levers, Charlottetown. 'were recent guests of Mr. and Mi's.i Albert Fraser. Montague. l

W . . 1 'Mt and Mrs. William Thom!-' fson have as their guests atatlio llbdgewood Hotel in Lower Mon?- ;ague. Mr. 1". B. Dodd. Bangor. 7gMalne: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shell ,Hammer, and son Paul. N. Y.: and tlrs. James iiathway. Allsion, .Vi'a.-ui.

.'Fl7NERAi. I'F.S'l'ERDAY - The funeral of the late Mrs. Ben- jamin Jarrlino, who passed away at tier home in Brooklyn, was bold yr-slorriay afternoon from hrtr late residence with the ser- vice being conducted by Miss Blanche Chapplo. Pall bearers were: John Martin MacPherson, Alex Mackinnon, John Whiteway,a lNathan Beers, Alex Boaton. Sim-if an Campbell. Interment was inf the Brooklyn (fa-nieter,v. ;

Whim Road and Vicinity ..'M.ias Paula Downs. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Downe, Char- lottetown, is spending several days

in Kilmulr visiting her grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Stewart

Mr. and Mrs. Fred lsfiord, Hall-it tax. are visiting ti-iends and re- latives while on vacation here.

Mr. Robert Stuart has returned to his home at Whim Road after spending the past week camping at Launching.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell and daughter Carolyn, Whim Road, were recent visitors to Stanbope and York.

Mr. Eustacheous Macoarron. who is employed in Labrador, is visit- ing his home in Montague.

Miss Sandra MacPherson has re- turned to her home in Bellevuo after spending the past few days; at. Whim Road, the guest of Mr and Mrs. Robert Campbell

During the past week a boys' camp was help at Launching with Mr. Stanley Straight, Roseneath. as oamprnaster. He was assisted by Mrs. Streight and her sister, Miss Miriam Martin. Among the boys attending from this vicinity were

Peaks: and ' Vicinity

Messrs. Johnii-1:122-eie and George Board were visitors to this com- munity on Sunday, August 3.

Miss Francis Macliachern of Mt. Stewart spent the weekend of August 2 with Mrs. Ralph Grant of St. Patrick Road.

Miss Patrice. Myers of St.Patricit's Road spent it few days at Mt. Stewart during the weekend of August 1, the guest of Mrs. Ernest Maclilachern.

Mrs. smith and Miss Pearl Myers am visiting at the home of their sister, Mrs. Daniel Trainor of st. Patrick's Road.

Miss Jrksie Mclnnis of Montreal arrived at the home of her parents on Frday. August. 1st. Miss Mcinnls expects to remain here for three weeks.

Mi.-s Pearl Grant of St. Patrick'a Road was a recent visitor at me home of Mrs. Ernest MacEachern of Mt. Stewart.

Mr. Donald Grant of Bordon was it visitor at the home of his brother. Mr. Alex Grant of St. Pat- rickls Road, on Sunday. August 3.

Miss Freda Mullen of Tracadie spent a few days the first. part of the week of August 3 at the home of Mrs. Michael Handrahan.

Peakes Bombers and Cardigan met on Sunday August 3, at Peakes Dia- mond and the Bombers defeated their opponents with s score of 22-' 4 in the fourth game of the Kings County Baseball League.

Miss Bernice Rogei-son of char- lottetown spent the week-end of August, 3 at the home of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Kenny. Mrs. Hughes resided in this comunity previous to her departure to Ham- ilton about a year ago.

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Murray Harbor I O O and Vicinity "rho schooner "Ethel and Nellie." owned by Capt. Milton White. which has been carrying coal from Sydney to canso. N. S... for the past three months. arrived at Murray Harbour on August 3rd.

Mr. and Mrs. John Cowan and family of Lower Montague. were recent '.0.SitOl'l to Murray Harbour.

Mrs. Grahain Macswain and daughter of Miirray Harbour. spent.

the past. few days visiting relatives

in Pictou. Nova Scotia.

Mr. and Mrs. Garnet. White and daughters of Livingston. N. J., ar- rived on the Island recently and are spending their vacation with Mr. Whites p.-li'cnt.s. Mr. and Mrs. Percy While, Murray Harbour.

Mr. Ieo Davey who has been employed on the M. V. "Prince Nova". has accepted a position on Sammy Bears. Brookly ; and R0- bert Stuart, Whim Road.-

Captain Charles Farmer and Mrs. Farmer, Texas. are vacationing here. During the"? stay they will be the guests oi Mrs. Farmers parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Farmer. Kilmuir.

Recent. visitors to Whim Road were Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Emery and Mr. Gordon Emery. Melville. Miss Helen White. Miss Blanche Holmes and Mr. Stanley Ross. Mr. Ross and Miss Holmes are both employ- ed in Toronto, Ontario, and are spending their vacation in Mei- ville.

1 SAliIJY'S

l St. I'etor'a Highway

SHOWINGS TUES. - WED. - FRI. AT 9 P. M.

Starring Yvo

. SHOWING WEDNESDAY (Tonight)

”HOTEI. SAHARA"

Come and bring the whole family to an otijuyable

outing and entertainment

1' Next Show Friday i

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armor. FLYNN in t-OM33; Mara"

TERRIFIC SOUTH SEAS ADVENTURE

Shows 2:30 - 7 - 9

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THURS. w FRI. S SAT.

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THE GUARDIAN. cHAiu;orr'rE'row1VT r

Rescind Plan To Sell Land For School Site

A motion that the Montague Community Welfare League grounds be left open for future possible use as 3. park, and that it should not be sold for less than si00.000'. was car- ried on a divided vote at a special meeting of the executive of ,the league yesterday. The motion was moved by Mr. Walter Beer, and seconded by Mr. C.R. Boehner. A previous motion by Hon. Keir Clark. M. L.A., that the land re- quired for a new school he sold for the sum of 51.00 was not seconded.

This meeting was a follow-up of ii general meeting of the league held last week at which it was decided Iy a majority vote to sell sumo- ient grounds of the north portion of the league field as a school site. The price to he charged for ithis area of land was left in the hands of the executive, who were to meet with the School Board on the size of land required.

The motion passed at the spec- ial meeting yesterday, however, practically nullifys the action taken at the general meeting. and unless negotiations can be carried on fur- ther. it could result in a new site having to be chosen by the board. It is possible. however. that the two boards will get together to find some practical solution to the prob- iem, and thereby to the greater problem of providing classrooms for the presently overcrowded school. It was the expectation that the new school would be ready for the fall term.

the Borden-Tormentine Ciirferry.

Mrs. Addie McKay. Guernsey Cove. who has been visiting friends in New Glasgoiv,N. 5., returned to her home.

Mrs. John MacDonald and daugh- ter, Mrs. Frizzoll of Murray liar- bour. were recent visitors to Nova Scotia.

Mr. Eaten Maobiell, who is em- ployed ih New Glasgoy. N. S- is spending some time at his home inl Murray Harbour.

The dragger Murray iliirbnur No. 1. was in port over the past week- end.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert small and son of Boston. Mass..have returned to their home after spniiding their vacation at, Murray Harbour. guests of Mrs. Smalls parents, Mr. andl Mrs. Colin White.

lorne MacPherson and Freeman

Georgetown l and ' Vicinity

Montague were recent Georgetown.

James King of visitors to

Mr. and Mrs. Prank Macloan have as their guests Mrs. Mac- Lean's sisters, Marie Doiron and Josephine Doiron of Rustico.

Mr. William Keeping and Mrs. P. Cogswell motored to Murray Harbour and Cape Bear on Wed- nesday, July 30th.

Miss Grotto of Truro, N. S.. is the guest of Captain and. Mrs. John Junior.

Mr. and Mrs. William Fitzpat- rick of Boston, Mass. are vaca- tioning on the Island and are staying at Lanets Cabins in Mont- aguc. They are frequent visitors to Georgetown. where they are guests of relatives.

Mr. Edgar Lannon left early in the week on return to Needham, Mass, after spending his vacation in Georgetown. Mrs. Lannon and daughter Jean will remain in Georgetown for the summer months.

Captain and Mrs. John Jerrlor had as their recent. guests. Mr. Joseph Jerrior of Trenton. N. S., and Miss Jerrior's brother-in-law. and his wife and family, also of Trenton.

Mr. McLannan, investigator for the Old Age Pension Commission, was a business vial r to George- town on Wcdensday, July 30th.

Mr. J. F. Johnson, Mr. J. B. scully and Mr. J. H. MacDonald were business visitors to the city

,on Monday, Aug. 4th.

Charles Martcll. who is a. mem- ber of the Canadian Ari'n.V. Der- mani-nt. force. and who is station- ed in Ontario. is visiting his home in Georgetown.

Mi: William Stewart of Mont- agile. retired Canadian National Railway section foreman, was a visitor to Georgetown on Monday. August 4th. where be renewed many old friendships.

Mr and Mrs Gchorge White, who have been visiting in Charlotte- town. have returned to their home

in Georgetown. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Richards

Herring, R. C. A. F., are spending it holiday leave at Murray Harbouhl Mr. Clayton LeLac.heur of Char-l lnttetovm. visited Murray llarbourl

over the past week end. -C. C.

Lorne Valley and U I Vicinity

. .' Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Mac- Neiil and daughter Heather, of Cambridge, Mam. were recent visi- tors at the home of the former-Xx brother. Mr. James M'.acNelll and Mrs. MacNciii.

The regular dance. was held in Lorne Valley llali on Tuesday cv- cnlng. July 30th. with .1 vcry large crowd in attendance. Lively music was furnished by Burke's Orcha- ira and there wasa sale oi ice cream.

Mr. Gordon Macbeod and his sister. Miss Aletha Macl..eod. mot- ored to Nova scotia On Friday Au- gust let. to visit their brother. Mr. Vernon Maacbeod who is on the staff of the Canadian Bank of COITIh1EI'uu at Bridgewnter, Nova Scotia.

Mr. and Mrs. Morley Markett and Miss Theresa Maciood have re- turned to Montreal. Quebec, after spending an enjoyable vacation in the Province.

A social evening was spent. at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. Alex Maclntyre on Monday. July 28th. when a number of friends and neighbors gathered to celebrate Mr. MacIntyre's birthday. ice cream and cake was served by the hostess. and an enjoyable time spent by all present.

The Mount Stewart. Young PM-

ples' union presented their play, "M'llse, My Western Miss." in Lorne Valleyt Hall on Thursday.

July 31st. to 1 large and apPreClB' live audience. There was a sale

'ice cream between acts.

Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Cobb. Mill- burn. were visitors to Lorne Val- Th V

icy on Tuesday. Jilly 29th.

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Malian Ii.0.

Optometrist.

Fitting and Supplying (Dulce, etc. .

olflce Hours: 10 to II A.M. I to B I'.M. and by appointment.

Ilnntuus. P. E. I. Office Connected with Maison Drug Co.

and family of Murray Harbour motored to Georgetown on Tues- day. July 29th, where they were guests. of Mrs. F. Cogswell. Mr. Richard is a rural mail courier.

Miss Nan MacDonald, i-'t.N.. and Miss Helen MacDonald of Boston, Mass. are guests of their mother, Mrs. AllaniMacDonald. and their sister. Miss Mary MacDonald.

Mr. Seymour Gordon. inspector of schools for Kings and Rants Counties, N. S., is vacationing in the Province and was a visitor to

enrgeiown on Sunday, August 3rd.

Nine boys from Georgetown. Roseneath, Miiltown Cross and Seal River, members of the Bapt- ist Church Vacation Bible School. are camping at the cottage owned by Mrs. Edith Gulck at Launch- ing. The boys are supervised by Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Streight and Miss M. Taylor.

Mrs. Minnie Drinkwater of Bos- ton. Mass. and her nephew. Mr. David Callahan, who are holiday- ing on the Island and who are guests at the home of Miss Isabel Campbell of Newport, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lavcrs. Georgetown, on August 4.

Mr. Stephen DeLory. accompan- led by Bernice Dehory. Sheila DeLory and Jackie Layers. motor- ed to Mldgcll on Wednesday, July 30th, wheie they were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mar- were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. MacLeod.

Mrs. George Mccanneli has re- turned home from the P. E. Hospital and was visiting with her husband's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Mccannell, on July 31st.

Miss Marjorie Maclnnll. Char- lottetown. spent Sunday,' August rim. with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Macinnis.

Mr. Gordon Macl..eod has re- turned to Montreal. P. 62.. after a pleasant visit to the island where

0' he was the guest. of his mother.

Mrs. Christine MacLeod.

Master Walterrlsiaclntyre recent- ly spent several days at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer James. Church Road.

Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Mac-Leod. Mr. Kenneth zitiacuod and Mr. Richard Gnu bier motored to Charlottetown! on Saturday. Au- gust 2nd.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Shaw had as guests on August aid. their daughter, Miss Chris Shaw. Char- lottetown, their eon-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myers. New Perth. and son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. A1- vin Myers, Clfdllln.

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nan ciioss aioon litiltoli ciiiiics

PLACE DATE TIME North Rustiico Hall- , August 7th . . 8--10 RM. Tyrone Lot 65 Hull- August 7th ...... 2- 4 P. M. Oenadlan Legion Hall V St. Peters Ba - August 8th .......... .. 2- 4 P. M. Beaver Club all. Montegue- August 8th .......... .. 8-10 P. M.

an LEAST 4oo DONORS Nuimin as . rimsii optsn

, Pisqiiid Eust- Notes

..tMiss Georgie Dover was a vis- itor in New Perth and Charlotte- town on Monday, July ziith.

Montague on Wednesday. July 30. ..

Mr. Gordon MacDonald, Cardig- businesa on Friday. Aug. ist.

The monthly meeting of the Pisquid East Women's was held at the home of Mrs. Wallace Birt on Thursday even- ing. July dist. When the business was served and a social hour spent.

Mizs Wallace.-l;rT and Miss Isa- bel Birt. were visitors in Charlotte- town on Friday. August ist.

Mrs. Sammy Blrt visited Char- lottetown on Friday, August ist.

Mr. Floyd Jay was in Char-i lottetown on business on Friday. August ist. .

An unfortunate accideiit occur- red on Thursday. July lat. when Mr. Milton Rodgerson had his fin- gers badly torn while using a potato sprayer.

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rodgerson were visitors in Charlottetown on Friday, August ist.

Miss Mabel Jay spent. the week- end of August 2nd at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Jay. .

Mr. and Mrs. Walter White. Donagh, were visitors at the home of Mrs. Whites parents. Mr..and Mrs. Owen Kelly on Sunday, Aug- ust 3rd.

Mr. Leith Woolridge spent the weekend of August, 2nd at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Woolridge.

Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Blrt. Park- daie. were visitors in Pisquld East on Sunday, August 3rd.

i Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rodgerson and Mr. and Mrs. George W. Jay motored to Lorne Valley on Sun-,

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ahal Peters. On their return they were aocomp lied by Master Law- rence Peters. who will visit. at. the home of Mr and Mrs. P. .1. De- Lory.

Mr. Frank Miller and two sons of East Royalty were guests on Sunday, August Iird, at the home of Mrs. L. H. Douglas.

Miss Enid Knight. who is a chemist at Ogiivie's Flour Mills in Toronto, Ontario, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Knight.

Mr. and Mrs. James MacDonald of Montreal, who have been vaca- tioning ln Georgetown at the home of Mr. MacDonald's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John L. MacDonald. left recently to return to their home.

Mr. William Rafuse of Maiden, Ma.ss., accompanied by his daugh- ters. Ernette md Gloria. and eon Billie Jr.. and Miss Louise Res- tuocia. motored to Georgetown, arriving on Sunday, August iird, and are guests of Mr. Rafuse's mother. Mrs. Minnie Rafuse.

Mrs. Richard Filmore and young daughter, who have been guests of

Mrs. Filmore! parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. George. Sr.. it re- cently for their home Saint.

John, N. B. Also, returning to his home in Saint John. following a visit with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. H. P. George. Sr., was Master Richard Butler.

Mr. Gordon Douglas, who is Professor of English at Cranbrook High School in Cranbrook. B.C.. motored to the Province, arriving in Georgetown I. few days ago. and is the guest of his mother, Mrs. L. H. Douglas.

Mr. D. B. Murray of the R.C. A1". at Aylmer. Ontario. accom- panied by Mrs. Mooney and sons Gregory and Daniel, motored tol

1- Georgetown on Sunday. July 2'lth.l D

Also in the party were Mrs. . Mooney and Miss Bessie Mooney of Sourls. They were guests while in Georgetown of Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy.

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, OUR BOARDING

4 chewan Education Department has

Mr. Floyd Jaywag a visitor in

an Head, was in Pisquid East on missionary term with the seventh

Mr. Elwood Jay was'a visitor in the: than Saskatchewan and Brit- Chn ottetown on Friday. Aug. ist. 451, Columbia, J

Immme MacDonald.

W” wmpleud 5 dmcm” hmch of August 2nd at the home of his

IMPROVE CLASSES

REGINA-(OP) - The

AUGUST 6. 1952i

L

Saskat-

imued a new curriculum for ele- mentary schools. The new guide is the start of a long-term plan to build-a program of elementary ed- ucation on a co-operative basis.

LAGOMBE. Alta...-(OP) - Miss Martha Horn is leaving for Man- tevideo, Uruquay, for a five-yea: