The second platoon of the Mon- 
     
     tague Army Cadet Corps which was 
     
     organized at the Montague High 
     
     School last year. Left to right: 
     
    
   
   
    
     Second Platoon 
     
    
   
   
    
     Front Row - Mr tier. D.: Lt. Mac- 
     
     Lure. E. (Platoon Commander): 
     
     Capt. Campbell, C. (Company 2- 
     
     1-0; C.Q.M.S. Ballum, I(.; second 
     
    
   
   
    
     The Ea 
     
    
   
   
    
     EFFECTIVE immediately - All 
     
     lltills delivery from Kings Mill 
     
     cash on delivery only. No Credit. 
     
    
   
   
    
     SMALL AMOUNT of eating and 
     
     cooking apples left. going at SLR)! 
     
     a bushel. Bring own containers. 
     
     Bert Haneveld. Montague. Mon- 
     
     tague. Phone 137-3. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ATTENDING BONSPIEI. -Mes 
     
     srs. Claude Nicholson. Carl Stew- 
     
     art, Basil Joiiiisioii. Ralph Bees 
     
     and George Nicholson. motored to 
     
     Xloncton. N. B.. on Wednesday 
     
     iviicre they are attending the Can- 
     
     adian Curling Championship Bon- 
     
     rpiel. Also attending the bonspiel 
     
     are Mr. and Mrs. L.H. Poole. Miss 
     
     Jean MacDonald. Messrs. Doug 
     
     hiacluaren. Atwood MacDonald, 
     
     Homer Moar and HM. Smith all of 
     
     Montague. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Continued from page 3 
     
    
   
   
    
     Guardian 
     
    
   
   
    
     stern 
     
    
   
   
    
     UPTON GOSPEL Chapel 3.00 p. 
     
     in. Sunday School and Afternoon 
     
     Service. Speaker: Svend Christen- 
     
     sen. All Welcome! 
     
    
   
   
    
     VALLEYFIELD-ORWELI. Head 
     
     Congregation. Services Sunday, 
     
     March ll Valleyfield 11 am. 
     
     Belle River - 3 p.m. Prwell Head- 
     
     7.30 p.m. Rev. F. MacKtnnon. 
     
    
   
   
    
     LODGE MEETING Sister. 
     
     Erma li.acLaren. P.N.G.. prcsided 
     
     at the regular meeting of Acme 
     
     Rebekah Lodge. Montague, Thurs- 
     
     day evening. Despite the unfavor- 
     
     able weather there was 11 110021 at- 
     
     tendance. The sick committee re- 
     
     ported that one slster was ill in 
     
     the Kings County Hospital. The fin- 
     
     ancial report was read by Sister 
     
     Florence Stewart and Sister Flurr- 
     
     ie Beaton. Sister Beatcn was ap- 
     
     pointed to purchase drapery mat- 
     
    
   
   
    
     erial ior curtains. One r " tinn 
     
     or membership was read and He 
     
    
   
   
    
     THOUGHTS FOR OUR 
     
    
   
   
    
     yi-1 slic suifercd i11ui c than all oth: 
     
     er humans put together. 
     
    

    
     We must necessarily conclude 
     
     from this. that suffering is also a 
     
     ptiwcrftil -menus oi sanctification 
     
     iliitl of proving to God our love for 
     
     Him. Those are very significant 
     
     iiurds which the angel Raphael 
     
     sot 3e to the blind Tobias. when he 
     
     said. "Because thou wast accept- 
     
     aiilc to God it was iicccssary that 
     
    
   
   
    
     tciuptation should prove thee. 
     
     l'l'ob. lill. 
     
     WELCOME SUFFEIIING 
     
    

    
     These. and many other ex- 
     
    
   
   
    
     amples. show that no matter how 
     
     holy a man bccoincs. there is al- 
     
     ways a place for suffering in his 
     
     life. in hot. it seems that the hol- 
     
     icr a man becomes. the more he 
     
     iiclcomcs suffering. as witness the 
     
     saints. who. not content with the 
     
     nillictions God permitted or sent 
     
     in them, even imposed voluntary 
     
     ciinetisements on their bodies. 
     
    

    
     We see. then. that there is 
     
     not only a place for suffering in 
     
     the life of every man. but also 
     
     that it is a necessity. according to 
     
     the Divine Plan. for Jesus Him- 
     
     self has told us that unless a man 
     
     hate his life in this world. he shall 
     
     lose it in the next. 
     
    

    
     Why God should have ordained 
     
     that pvcry man. even the holicst, 
     
     should suffer and sanctity him- 
     
     sclf thereby. is known only to His 
     
     nii'I1 wisdom. But the fact remains. 
     
     that no matter who we are or 
     
    
   
   
    
     How foolish we arc. then. it we 
     
     do not make the best of It by 
     
     hearing our crosses in a spirit of 
     
     nipernatiiral Faith. in union with 
     
     lhe Cross of our Redceme. Not 
     
     only does this method bring us 
     
     closer to God. but it even makes 
     
     our crosses easier to hear. if we 
     
     rcmcmbcr that we are bearing 
     
     lhcm for love of Him. literally 
     
     rnrrying out His injunction to take 
     
     ill!) our cross each day and follow 
     
    

    
     1m. 
     
    

    
     And If we fall often under those 
     
     lllals of everyday life. we should 
     
     not hccomc discouraged. We can 
     
     ho comforted try the thought that 
     
     lit. too. fell three times beneath 
     
    
   
   
    
     His own. He did this. not because 
     
    

    
     ll? Was unable to stand, but to 
     
    

    
     ltfntilli us how to rise from our own 
     
     a I. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     TELEVISION 
     
     CKCW -- Monoron 
     
    
   
   
    
     Television Progranune 
     
     Channel 2 
     
    
   
   
    
     SATURDAY 
     
    
   
   
    
     tn.-FM Pops 
     
    

    
     . .-Hopaiong Cusidy 
     
     3 .m.-Junior Playhouu 
     
     .m.-Kids On Kamera 
     
     I'n.-Wild Bill Hlcluick 
     
     .m.--Disneyland 
     
     .m,-CKCW-TV News 
     
     .m.-Weather 
     
     .m.-Sports 
     
    

    
     3 .m.-CBC News 
     
     M.-Buns And Allen 
     
    

    
     g .m.-Holiday Ranch 
     
    

    
     - .m.-The Honey-tuonnerl 
     
     .m-Stage Show 
     
     .m.-On camera 
     
     -:.--This It Your Music 
     
     -III.-Tho Hay nidm 
     
     In,-CKCW-TV News 
     
     .m.-Voalhor 
     
    

    
     ln.-Ililty O'Connor 
     
    
   
   
    
     3238218" 
     
     Vvup 
     
    
   
   
    
     -a-:.na-a-a-no-u-.-...u.u 
     
     '5”.5u'Hid'U-g'F 
     
    
   
   
    
     iaesssssisssssoss 
     
     T9 
     
    
   
   
    
     '57 
     
    
   
   
    
     ."'P 
     
    
   
   
    
     what we do. we cannot escape it. , 
     
    
   
   
    
     f 
     
    

    
     fcrred to the investigating com- 
     
     imittcc. Further plans for present- 
     
     ing the variety concert were dis- 
     
     cussed and Sister Florric White 
     
     reported that the play is progress- 
     
     iing favorably and will be ready for 
     
     presentation within two weeks. At 
     
     the close of business, lunch was 
     
     served by Sister Effie Bruce and 
     
     Brother William MZI('L('BI1, and I 
     
     social hour was enjoyed. 
     
    
   
   
    
     EAST BALTIC 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mrs. Spencer Llciiellyn. Monta- 
     
     cuc, spent the weekend at Red 
     
     Point. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. .lero1nc Sutherland, Black 
     
     Pond. recently entered the Char- 
     
     lottetown Hospital for treatment. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The East Baltic school ieopcncd 
     
     last week and Mrs. Stewart Mac- 
     
     Gregor is teacher for the remaind- 
     
     er of the school term. 
     
    

    
     Mr. anti Mrs. Joseph Gillis, East 
     
     Point. visited recently with Mrs. 
     
     Giills' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Per- 
     
     cy Coffin. Kingsboro. 
     
    

    
     Mr. Forbes Young. Kingsboro, 
     
     was on business recently to Fort- 
     
     unc. 
     
    

    
     Mrs. John W. Robertson. teach- 
     
     er at Little Harbour School. spent 
     
     the weekend at her home in Kings- 
     
     boro. V 
     
    
   
   
    
     A l'7r.- or Takes A WI 
     
     Lena Vessey 
     
     Part Two 
     
    

    
     On Panmour isle he lived awhile 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     if 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     liiid tiicrc was born a honny lad, 
     
     Who filled his home with joy and 
     
    
   
   
    
     lie 
     
     That cheered his heart when sad.l 
     
     Older children had this man. 
     
     Who. like many others in their day 
     
     Thcir future palhs thru lifc did! 
     
     plan. 
     
     But chosen paths led far away. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Time stole on and changes brought 
     
     in this new enchanted land- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Where pioneers their freedom 
     
     sought 
     
    

    
     While faith and love went hand 
     
     in h nd. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Laddy boy his lot has chosen 
     
     A master farmer he hoped l0 he. 
     
     Around his home his thoughts were 
     
    
   
   
    
     WI)VEI'l' 
     
     So far. he has done efficiently. 
     
    
   
   
    
     with help of horse and strength 
     
     of hand- 
     
    

    
     For no machines could he obtain. 
     
    

    
     His many fields of fertile land 
     
    

    
     Brightly shone with golden grain. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Into each life does sorrow steal, 
     
     And death will have its way. 
     
     Naiight htii time those wounds will 
     
    
   
   
    
     heal. 
     
     'Tis a part in which we all must 
     
     play. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Lsddics' role waavharri to l'lllY 
     
     For sorrow sorely pierced his heart 
     
     When he saw his mother borne 
     
    
   
   
    
     1133:: This first and hardest part. 
     
     Beside hia father he now must 
     
    
   
   
    
     rm-'11: J... axed. udgmd lll 
     
     Being obedient to God I co 
     
     This sacred duty he must fulfil. 
     
    
   
   
    
     di t and keeplntl liouw 
     
     TI'1f:1l7'edn'for:li'l1m too dlfncult. 
     
     But failure did some action rouse- 
     
     Aol hall! 5101133 I lllll 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Daily Ma rkel QUOTBTIODS Sac March 10- 1956 
     
     MURRAY RIVER 
     
     V mlldm 999 J6 J6 35 xPIC East 4500 14 III 1: -1 uupim 1900250 245 250 -10 
     
     Markets A1 A Glance ;rr....... ::..i 1:” 12"  ;::::::i"' .2;  .2: 7:”  7". .. "H8810! 1:9 W H  Cw" ----I  Mac- 
     
     By THE CANADIAN PRESS pom, 54;, .33. 1.5.. W. . M .,..”.muq 5:200 H -12” um :1” :1” F21" : "W U 31;” '-ill: g V Lean. Charlottetown. spent the past 
     
     Tommo . Dummion bank 32” igalxlxl 31123;; .30 061 -.2 xearmc 10200 Ill-1 13 14v. xstnrlaold 15:00 as .14 :0 all Weekwd at the WW9 ill lllelll Dilli- 
     
     wms M I p - - . .1 .00 -5 xi urtlee 7200 125 120 120 -5 Merrill Peta 2107 is 179; ll ents. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mat-Lean, 
     
     ay , record March 29. xgzast ASILII 19,431; 655 540 5.)" ).P.'1irr 2700131 177 1111 -3 xssiscon 0000 90 so 07 u Murray River 
     
     .- x u 1 114 13.1  , - - 4 , . v V 
     
     Alzfijlmaeo illffes Ltd" 17'5 ce""3lx1-zut Metals 00 s7  2.1 xrickmtrll-lg: gig?)   ii;  I3f."t'15.ili' 116333 42: 431543? u Mr" a"d.M'ls' Pearle-V t""glcl”"' 
     
     lgromm. egirdt March 30. taliadtt Mining 4550 5:10 550 1.00 40 xp..c...o.., mm ,5 ,5... .5.” m Bum. 1,500.55 .50 .55 Murray River. have taken up res- 
     
     A .1 0 0? 2889 C0.. 31-35 --gdgh lmo 50 59 60 -95 .PIac2r new 861 121. 12:. 12--. xNew a Dom 2:00 250 no 242 idencc In their home at High Bank. 
     
     pri 2. record March 13. x c . 101 in too, i.xPrcm Bord zsooo I6 xN Concord M00 50 46 so 03'!) Miss Laurim MacKav student 
     
     IE1 Sill 9600 l2”- 12 I2 -214 xl"I'utm1 300 700 xN Continent 17000 711 7: 7:1 4 - i " 
     
     xEtIrel1I 309500 170 151 159 1.23 lxixonto "95 345 W Duh. mm 25 22 25 A nurse at l'al1.-onwood spent the past 
     
     Toronto Stocks xEureIra wt: man so :15 45 its xPrnnto wta s-10455 X" G" 3",; ma ",5 ",0 m 4 weekentl at the home of Mr. and 
     
     rniconiu-ion 4755 .153. an .15-2 .211.1P1-us Air 3000 zoo xN Superior 750 mi 265 265 H Mrs. Clifford Kcenan, iiitirray Riv- 
     
     ”',''”'l' 1”75"55 155 130 -5 -xPurdy Mica noon 29 me on: 4600 510 5110 5111 410 er 
     
     TORONTO (CF, g The stock xF'wut Tun: 1000 40 40 4o lxmle Chib 76110011.-1 XNC Oils win 3100 215 210 210 1111 iw 1- - 1 . ,. . - . 
     
     I X;-.4 Km. 55,309 45 H 42 g x u N I rtents oi .l1. l.t.1l.i11(i hitollc. 
     
     1 o e Co 7200 
     
     market drove forward again Fri. , , P 115 xoll Select 68500 17 161. 111-; K 1.. M , R-, . . .. .  , 
     
     d I g xi-'.n.,-oeur 2,50 111,, 1. H15 mu, Lab um ma Kohl.” 940 2” us 2” H3 uiray iiei. ais Hill) to hear 
     
     BY In 115 strongest overall ad- XI-'robiaher 5610430 no 47,5 45 oue Ltth 1150 12 pm pm mm 15:. 151-. 15:. . .5 he is a patient in the 1'cirrn11's 
     
     Vance of the year. Base metals Wm” W" "0 '5 ii 4! -3 XOI-e Man xPan West 11:00 228'. so 10 .4 Wing of the Pl-It llmpital llis 
     
     climbed more than four index 6”" Mm" 2020 M, 3"” "'""f i '” T” "9"" XP'”"l"d"' '55" 9" W W9 H man friends iiisli lllll - . 
     
     oim d 1 iiG""V3 7500 W1 1i We - 314 xQueeni1ton xPeace River 5400 975 940 040 445 y " 3 ”"" 
     
     (ET asrcatlfird cifcstaelll rneiitrclllmtlly shill” xgleolsclgll   112:. .125 N5 cueninni 1.10 em. xr-ruv Oils 1200 300 290 200 -5 me” am 599"” 'l9W”l'3'- Cl)- 
     
     ' e ear er I In ' 7 570 770 D R ;- -h .; jmmrmm" -- - - 
     
     in the session. western oils 8150  Uran 27110142 125 la: 1: :R:TITV'llTId”   :lP,;lIl:Clf lggllg lg: lag '3 H! 
     
     has another good day, winding up XG Mill: 1300 53, if 5.-. C1 xRadiorc 1711101171 XPTITHQ on 1725 475 445 460 .15 
     
     at their highest level since 1958. :a:1ti:.-Lt 72033 3,... :1 :7 "l ””"””'i 13741411141. xmn him... 51.5195 134 1,9 ,5 
     
     Trading was amive with t my X60” E El. 500 W 1p .1 xllensble 500 2-15 xlteef "eta 11500 1.5 14 N14 
     
     over of 10 633000 shares! lgrhe xGald Mini 00 :40 rfizowlilaomlu ; 3 igiednit-urpu u 1 lwtl 51 50 )1(1R0x?t'1n 2:05  lil” H 
     
     . . . - un-511211 27 one i liltlci 
     
     llCll9l' laile lagged as much as 19 :g;.”UTr':: iggg 3:: 322 3i:  igggmdtlllh  U210 95 Rgwgnlme or 13333:: I352 l 10 i 41 "    
     
     ' ' - - o 171 .. :1 p re 3&5 D 
     
     mmules "' Npimlng m0l'lllll8 H00? 1Gra11 Boas 2000 :17 :6 as xllockwin 45111 49 45 g ...l. Sapphire detu 17000150 150 130 5 
     
     deals and took more than 2V: kGgraI1dIne 147020 50 47 51 7-111. xllawnn can zooo 131:, 1.. ,5 4 xscurry-R 141100 245 230 215 .-10 
     
     hours to catch up. in the final XG"3"4llC 2105 750 735 750 -sari Am 1700130 1:11 130 xsecur Free '!7t)t'l300 211 29:. .10 says 
     
     ha"-.h0u,. the tape was left behind xaatdora 143300 1915 17 Iii -1 Vsalld River 751100 151 14 is -1-(M xsnuria 1300 :19 39 :19 .1 g 
     
     again and ran nine minutes after  53333133  Til” -its wcihmley l "M "ii "'1 ”” T "t xsmnh U om Wm M 59 5" C2 Rdmsh your wardrobe mm 
     
     the market close. xmlu Le d I t . .t 7 rrtt 2.111;: mm no 350 4,50 xspooner . 11250 37 15 16 " 
     
     Gum. Copper was the big M". n..,,,.,,. '  Ito; 111: 1131;. -lb (Continued on page 111  DUST” 
     
     "0? ill the mining section. jugmp- Sg.':l'lfm"i' 11100 41- 12 42 H ...1haiIanoring all-occasion 
     
     ing 54.50 to 545. Falconbndge ,3.” Rock I Z" 74 - patterns in the now 
     
     1- f 11 11 d s2:17 -6 H - 
     
     on ague a e 5 e in e . and international xnsr Miner . 46200106 100 105 xSpan Am 210 215 -5   ' ContinentaIModium Tones. 
     
     Nickel 32.25. Ventures, Noranda  3:331 127 125 125 .4 xstadncnna mi: 07 41 47 See them today. 
     
    

    
     Row - Buchannun. 3.; L-Cpl. Des- W.: Maclfenna. (3.: Ross. R.; Back agd Campbell Cl”bo"'3a"”'". 9”” xHeva 115050 llu. lgla  SI”  5213  E” ii? 1, 9 ' 
     
    

    
     Roches, P.; Ellsworth. E.; Power. Row - Sgt. Mcnweng wl; cpl, ?IYl?"ct;d5.10li "l0l9- Collsolldaleil aniiinser 597 14V. 241. 24:; - 1,1. Sleep 71...... am 1...: 13.7, 1?”: i 1.5 I 
     
    

    
     .; Ballum, Burton; Third Row MacKenzie. K.: Maclntyre. w.; a 'wel."adeda?h"'”l”"g1-353-' ”i”V'9 2200740 720 740 Ho xsiurseon 100211171 74' 71 -.4 
     
    

    
     -- MacDonald, M.; MacKenzie. W. Myers. 12.; Wight, C.: Wigginton, gg0455hS5';leS.1i;ocket111dg 95 cents to :l;:ghll;:;m igggg :14 6771 131171 xsuuivan 11011550 540 545 ts ' 
     
     Johnston, W.; MaeLeod, B.; Lilly, M; Landrigaug A. oberhisklerrga game 60 cents and xi” uh mm 55 W 5. A ;g;j”:l':':' ll; 1;: 1;: :1 in Canada I foremost 
     
     . - . x 1 i -. . 
     
     Urantums displayed weakness. xnlmtziirlctleln A3370 133 1:392 133 4:17. il3Z'1'3'T1'..n  all: 2;; 2:4!) M c9'"P9""d'C "hh" 
     
     'tt i I . . . l 
     
     Jane lnman Cancer Mam-ague Rink Bgcteilleillde Lisllhnearggfctggttjourlitg ;r;'l;;::g:;';'lpvlr gig:   -so lil'3'r3'i.'lll-a 0733253 ii? 333 4' M"l"'lF""d 
     
     go 5250. . e1 xTiarI 002 42 42 42 -a 
     
     Fund PGSSBd On TO Mixed curnng Great Plains again scored well  "din.  :30 3:0 :2 H  ggllg 3 :: AZ '.ymcnn " '0' ., 
     
     Cam Cancer Society il..”.":5.':il.:'ls.; ;i”?;”.5.Jii:i.:4i' ili.53”"-':n-  ti:  .1:   1.13:: 3 2:... :1 3.. 520” 
     
     it ' v A . ' x.l'ea1-iett 5000 . ., ' 'F W'"5 
     
     Drr WJP. Macmillan, O. B. E. Rinlltxiidagualiiggvvgoday atMo11tazue :head 51. Peace River moved ll? xlelllco: um jig E  :1”  g:i:ee'sl:o-  7:: s1;1 1:41 
     
     . - - - - 5 cents. Calvan was down 40 at xJob it T 
     
     Picsident of the P.E.l. Division of 23 "" ' 5"” '9 l6 15 xvn Keno 1500 710 710 7111 
     
     . 0 p.m. 35,50, xJnllet 10700 125 its 115 .41 v..n.. mt; 4 You Go! diversihod lnvoltmsnl in 
     
     the Canadian Cancer Society has E .1 - "I ' 1 3” fl We . 
     
     received from Mr Rx C. t fist Ice - Geo. McIntyre. B. rxor-at-ml: mm on :7 17 -2 xVlcour 95410 2.1 as 27-4-1;. Cc1riudaaloodinoqrowl.hoompur1iaa- 
     
     . . . emen 3. Sn-nth. Lg Marsha”, A. Macaregm. TORONTO CLOSING srocits X Emllle 2000 902 916 9"; - if xvlolamac 9700 200 260 180 013 toll nmo professional monoqomoni-con 
     
    

    
     Montague a grand total of 3341.15 H ' By 1-1.. c....ai... 1-,... Kerr Add 1775 17:. 1m 1705 Walt: Am 2157 is Mia 15 . -- 
     
    

    
     f th .1 I C F V50 'M' sm"h' E' Macnmaldt D- (x-Quoted in cents. z-Odd lot. xd-Eh- XKE3'bo.vco71 500 11 11 11 w a 00 '""m”' d”ld”"d”l""”""”"'" d”"”" 
     
    

    
     19;; e . aneh nmaln ancered urid. Murray. F. Marshall. dividend. 111--1-:11-1-1111111. xw-Ex-warrants.) xKilernbe 3990175 470 470 .111 :((W::tml'VIalar 35:40 3 Z, Z ifs; cosl4:vorcvinv”-convameni2yumm- 
     
    

    
     to soaile y as arslo triecev So was; Ice L Lame Johnston, M. ".1 xltllcmbe wt. 01571 2115 275 205 xwillroy 3200 200 275 2711 .1; txucla-lull lilo tnaurtmcs prctoctionon 
     
    

    
     cc other can u on? w ch Nmholsom A. Robertson, A. wanna Iloclr I-I;-"rig: Law cim cwn  lain"? 33:3 317'. 40 42 -2 xwiltsey 9000 14v. was me scheduled unpaid balances - lowest Nood-entail 
     
     rings e fun total stil higher. maker, V5, R. Mamn, J. MED”. Mead Unn mm 1” H ” y'k mm Tom mu EN ;: :2 -2 Xlxlnfhcsttr 1500 ms 11 inn 1 V1 adniiniatmtivo oort oi any Curiadluri lrilw-dwvw-v 
     
     .Dr. MacM1llan has expressed for aid, W. Morton. M. Poole. xAlba Exp! 3350 49 as 451:, -14, Labrador 7025 20-4 20 204i -0 so :wlndil::: 102(1): 1;: 1131461 1;;  ”'”"'"””"d' 
     
    

    
     himself and the other officers of 7 pm. Alsnm 400 1716 i7 1705 xi. Duiault 1110011250 2:15 250 -.111 xY11le Lead .1100 49 45 45 -2 Y P. 1 H GUI CLOTHES 
     
    

    
     the Canadian Cancer Society grate East Ice - D. Wannamaker L ”'"'"d' m5" 5' 5” 57 '3 xii 5”" 71"” 5” 555 5” "5 Wtllorex 5500 I6 14 1571 - IA 0. ' ”"ly”'''”"mi "' 349.50 
     
     ful thanks to Mr! Clements and all Sinclair, D. McGowan. D. Nichol: :,2.'.';cS.eph'  3:3 :26: 3:  L." 13 3 ll 15 Wk ma” 5”" 253 2” "3 ”3 "W "H" 0' MAR mm -. M "M "L 
     
     the contributors -from Montague son Ys. J.S. Desltochcs. H. Clair. xAn11 Rouyn 15600156 150 150 .; xi.-he Cinch 2000 2110 27.5 23 no  1:3: aw "W 1;” iagl chm” whom" "I" '0'" nuns 
     
     and elsewhere. . G. Nicholson, B. McGowan. 1:9" R" 57190 W ""5 19”! 7 it if 2"”. "300 1" 30 J0 11 xzullpn 1000 to at 40 -5 Ask For Descriptive 559-50 1... 
     
     The money will be included in West :e- Dr. Johnston. V. Mac T,.”' Y M" H " ” :1; E " 35"" M" 22” 1” -'5 9”" ; 1d 
     
    

    
     the grant for cancer research to Donald. C. Nicholson. E. Johnston  T .3222 .3:   :: ,.1,.x1...'1'.7.. ,,w.'';;:., 433.1, g jw i2'”"'." C  W :3 0 GI.” ''b"'"" R557 57”” Q3355 
     
     the National Institute of Canada vs. A.E. Sullivan, 0. MacDonald, ,.Mn.,.m,; mg ml, 1; 1;ttg..w, rLant-ourt uisnn 2h 24' 20 42  cot." H159; "I'll... "H  369.3,, 
     
     for which organization the Canad- E. Shaw. A. Prosper. Mrlllnbona 17000 1195 1114 11:, s of x1. I. no 11100240 215 215 4:1 xPnto 20 no sin 510 -5 F.J.BRBNNAN EICOMPANY 
     
    

    
     ian Cancer Society is the fund 9p.m. ;2::f:'c',,,,  3 3 3 4  igflllallg 1:11: 4 A o11.s uxurn 
     
    

    
     '- f g - -5 g - t 11 arm 6 500 10'-K1 15V: 151' -M . 
     
    

    
     raising body. Cancer research in East ice Tip Top playoff -Wm xAscot moo ma 40v. 41 t 17. xLouvicourt 1000 1:1 :13 :1: 4 xAjax " 1600 ms 71 7412 use m R'cHMg-tlarilnftjorrzrowi . 
     
     Canada is the greatest in the con- MacLean. At MacDonald. I. Phill- xBagnn1ac 15000 12:7. 12 1205 4. as xLyndhurat 13000225 220 220 -5 xAIbermont 1500 70 a7 70 H .2: 
     
    

    
     guest olfra singl: giseasle and over ips. R. Knox vs. Dr. P. McIntyre. 3:32:23! 1300 35 31:” glk -rm  I imzg 2:1) 1;! 1 as xAlber wts 1500 is 10 1s TELEPHONE Mu " 1 
     
    

    
     we m1 ions 0 o ars as already P. Sinclair, T. Clair. R. Hamilton. mu” ' " 1” M"! lMl"0 19100 '7 31 3" H " 
     
    

    
     been spent on 70 cancer research West Ice - Pepler Trophy - B. m 1H 33” ii” 33'” 'x1li35ii"."”"' 1153330? 1;:  113: 11154 :Q:,.;(;"'' 33,: ,3: ,3; :3,  A'F' llalllllllellv 
     
    

    
     projects in all parts of Canada. Johnston, Dr. Inman, J. Cudmore, x3-"WI 1500136 lll 136 H mulml" "200 4 I5 46 kaaney Sel A 3070 1114 107. 107. 4- IA 
     
    

    
     This year the grant to cancer 115- M. Jackson, vs. H. Moar. G. Jard- "W" 1:33 21:” 1:: 2::'5 TM'”'”d 3"” "1 Wt "'0 Anllo-Am Etc 2000 1494 14 1416 4- 16 '""'""' """""”""' """' M 0 
     
     search will be larger than ever. inc, G. Kennedy, B. Haneveld. ,.,;,.3 mm M.) 95 9,. ,9 ' ' 1 :Q:f:"' xg:  if  j 3 my untague 
     
    

    
     It 30100 4 44 i 7 
     
     ::::lE&u' Jggg 2; ifs! ”gIralT:fT.:IIII too T1210 .200 .1003 H ” ' ' tailors 
     
     x nlnltn Pete 1150 14 s: M to 
     
        N XRNIV Lodge 7500 S0 59 59 (1.1 an no 13 15 7,3 
     
     - Q 0 5 :::!:"7e.. was    12:12:"!-.   .33” "77 
     
     v - X H on 
     
     xiirvcon 7117 is 411 as . xC on Land: 0200 250 245 250 115 
     
     TABLED IN LEGISLATURE  W    - ac 0" L  -mm no -- 
     
     -ai ft 710024 2:1 . . . 
     
     ;,.:::.. .... ..,,...g ..z :13 ..........., W, ., .. ,, ;ggnP;;;m, mg; m 1;; -m LOVE . . . OR A HIDING PLACE . . . . . . 
     
     THE PU-me vmmns axmnmmas 1l3.';'5i”"s., no.1: .1: -: 1:211:31-...  7..  -7   63 we ' - 
     
     COMMISSION Salaries- 15.11. 103200 43 41 41 :10; xMeri1l1 1:107: :95 mar as x c imp G2 S6 T W 
     
     Mr. R. R. Bell asked the Pro- 5?CF0llll'Y - S 500.00A-Brmville 3500 14 in 14 4-1 xMela Urnn man 30 20 on :1” Sc g2:r'T::te 2:07: 4:? 31,1? 2;? :3     
     
    

    
     1-metal sen-em-y . Treasure, 1,, Engineer  .. 5,599.92 Ygilglulzt 3:3  12 MIA  Caro  ms 25v. 2605 -. as to Homestd 2275220 215 2111 1:1 
     
    

    
     table 3'l5iV5l'-5 l0 the l0ll0WlllS S'?0"g”Ph”5 1 1130-61 1:Bou:::i Min 200700137 21?  H xllionuln 221201;;  1:52   3?. '132i.li&'i'i-333 2:: :13 4 
     
    

    
     questions: Ml5C8llalle0us Wages 563-00 xn-o-mar 14000 131;. 1215 me o 16 XM""i' 5000 B0 In '00 -:1 ClPrnsnect 1100435 no 4:15 4-15 
     
    

    
     m 1-  to me we -- Ii3liiL"..'.'i”  in  ntriiin.  1::  -it -C  mm m m  IIO ESCAPE 
     
    

    
     Utilities Commission Report T0? . - - S 8923753 xriruiu Reef 22200104 151 102 :: xNama cmk 21000172 155 1721 is  P311. H  lg 2: I: ... 
     
    

    
     1954-55. table a statement or Tl('31l:i9p'l'll?m Vllrunhurst 40100 17 15 1519 4- V. XNM Exni 41:10 -is 91 0.: xtfent Expl 1000535 535 535 TfOI1IfTll lllnmffll Ill... 
     
    

    
     Schedule showing an receipts b a.rman   1,000.00 V-Ilrunsman 30300 141;, 11 12 xneito 5110 25 2s 25 4.: VFOHI Lerlue 1:050 105 245 not; us "' 
     
    

    
     um Conmmssinn for Sam peri secretary    134.50, -rirunsion 20050 26 24 24 Au xNu Lablne moo 2.15 220 210 -1.12 acnamim-in 1000 nu. 1114. ms Au. 0 deadly CTICSOT 
     
    

    
     , . g. 1,:ngiMel.gPmVmda! 983.32 Brunswick 200 12 12 12 xhiow Alger 5500 no as 20 -1 tcii.-rier on 0000 211 200 210 4-5 
     
    

    
     in detail and all expenditures in Li . ,, vliiickles 1000 45 4: ta .4 xNew Afhonl 700 so so no tcnm Petr 275 400 175 475 -5 
     
    

    
     detail, aison with other mutt Auk 3000 71 71 11 .4 xNew am 12110 is 2:1 20 4 xConro mo 40 as 40 use 
     
    

    
     (2. Wm” were the salarm of Commission:   1.50979 -:11" Crln moo 2.1 20 22 4.2 xNew c-1 1.1041 911 in an tr 411...”. 5190 11 1 17 
     
     the Cmmmssloner I id - ? ..:s, xwuilf 111. 5000 is 12 1:1 xnew Delhi 7600101 101 101 to Drmrnn 711.-1:1 45 42v. 44 11175 
     
     5 or 511 year it u do 1000 I5 W6 15 -1 x cw Dickcn son in 102 1:14 -41 1-c East Crcst16.'100 so 75 so -II 
     
     AMWH: Office Expeiises 93665 :((T1llrll:1"nmu 3:12.131: ll 2 .!1T ll    gig  2: (lm"uM';:M"1;::O0,-2.95 290 2” 
     
     . '   - -- F - - 7- ' . 2. -- 'on on . . 1217. 1.1 1 
     
     RECEIPTS Equipment . . 1.322.137 Cami-1 Chlb mm :6 24 mi nu XN Hnrrlcann 3000 :12 301. Jim 1- M -rm mn 15350105 190 195 4. 
     
     Rem .  . 900,00 xfllrt Astoria ms :13 31 11 --i XN lllalirldse 2.1200 69' 61 59 2.4 Vi" West Pete 2200 945 m 945 no 
     
     Assessments on public Telephone  431.00 igmlm-rt W '23 54 54   t  12:1 10 1017': - V1 VT)eV4Ll'l'I.I(l 9.100104 159 1111 -01 
     
     Utilities   Si0.000.00 Pflllllllft and Advt.  1,093.69 xCan Met 15100 ms lg  if. xriew Jason! 30207 42    t:T;:T:(Ex"!  us: 3:2 H 
     
     Assessments on Bu. pnsmge and Exchange 144,29 't4(::Rl5'l'1I' 21107175 am no .11.; Ill: Kelore 15041 2405 24v. 2414. -1-11 PI-11-Rey moo not 1194 1191 
     
     Companies    Lou” Light , I g . . H 3070 iv-Ma” 1-Put 1m 41: 1;: 41s :,ml'-lmlsem  ism 1575 17 .11 trmzo 3700 225 217 225 -0! - rm. 
     
     - professional F M 44500 v - g 1 127 -- V F 37 as 115 vGen Pete A 1200500 505 595 no - 
     
     Licenses to deal it g 983  . cont Pore 5000 is ll -4. 1:14 Marion .0940 17 iw. 16 1 1,5 Gr Plains Dev 1m 41 46 us an rm 
     
     pegmiemn product, 3,570.00 Publications . . . 173.88 7:"-ntrerwi 1000 1109 1114 nu. -114 xN Mind: moo 47 42 45-1 4.21;. tor Sweet (1 71501575 555 57s .11: am A e - t . t 
     
     permits (0,. moving Unempioymem ms, 11.22 -cu-m an 0425 :17: 570 575 as W Mylama mo 20 1996 1951 4. -A xGridoll 500 971 975 m 5 anng 5 my 0 
     
     Bundmgs 8500 raieaklrkl 10000 111,5 n nv, xhlewnorth won 124'; 12V. 1215 xlllvrh Crest 111500 as no in -4 ......1ggn..gol.. 
     
      . . .. . 11.1-strrvllo 117.12 4: so 4.5;; xN Rouyn 45500 74 ms 221-, , 14. rlligllwnod moon 27 24 27 4-9 sudden love . , , and 
     
     T8090 
     
     Interest on Investments 348.60 . .44 -rm. v(.v 15720110 101: mg xNsw Tliurb .450 25 24 um - vs Home on A 11150 1511. we 15-5 -01 
     
     prof" on sale 0, tr-11111 Expl 15050 110 1.11 1.15 H xN Royrltn 117100 505 490 495 ts Home on 11 12459 is im 14-is 4l'Ti - 
     
     dd 
     
     Excesq of - ( riiimn 4700 ms 155 15. 4 xNicl1el Rim 57500 244 27:1 240 -115 xliusltv 4750 11 1091. 11 1 It 5" 9" death - - - 1" 
     
     Investments  . .. 275.00 s V999lP50V" cit 1 Nli1Y v ' 
     
     .. -x-en--zu--s .. mos  so '12 2::  ,. :. ...:i':. :23: 1: 1: :1. :2. ;1::72.:..7;-  512.51:  Mon and rugs n hot - 1. ll 1 
     
     518290.49 (2) See No i above.  .1-"N  ll; 14 14 .4 xmvlaulnit wilting an 204 no -.7 l - . 9 green e 0 
     
     ' 1 nismim ..'- 14a 1411 .4 x I r 21 1s 
     
     xColomne moo 24 ll 24 4.; xNor-Acme 1000 57 57  l V,  the Burma jungle! 
     
       L"-TLE POND SCHOOL x:nlIlII"'IIl 1500130 2711 211) as Nnranda net; .1000 58"; SW1 SW1 Aw. 
     
     rannunar REPORT fr..n"?'”r'i'.'1" ml ii iii 3?" is” 1h355.?lf.1 9??-'7l3 S 732 ” Hock 
     
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     ' - . C . ' . . 
     
     Mr. James Dewar. teacher at .,,.(f'.'”,””RX;21;.fm1gfIf;'.dM"”””" :9     If :ll::Ni:c.   17:14 31-, 0     I 3 5 7 9 
     
    

    
     Lorne Valley school, spent the Ghaae V". 1 Virgima Macmng X: glaclow.-r.v   no no -5 1:: rlginkin moo 1017 10:1 1011 rs MONTAGUE RINK ' ' ' ' 
     
    

    
     weekend with (tie d l M I. ' - I . x. on more . 2 I80 162 4.1 x o Trln zono ii If it 
     
    

    
     a uev ll 5 ll Oll aid. 2. Doreen Lewis, 3. Donald xc rm Ix wt: 7,25 20 so so xNortl1 Can won as as as TONIGHT RANDOLPH SCOTT - DOROTHY MALONE 
     
    

    
     I; MacDonald 4. Roger Dlngwcll. X(':;:iiAGlllloa 111100714 1.1 14 xNorvalio 75011 41 :14 .14 ca 3.00 Heatherdale VS 
     
    

    
     - . . x . rrow 711-um no . . - - 
     
     M" 1"” Mm C-"W" Mach! 2 Gr1l'1(l1llie"11al.'cnlllll1luMglnlllalfla 7" "”"""' "”'"”"' 1:: ill :3 illmllm '33 ll ll ll 13 Murrav Harbor North "TALL MAN RIDING" 
     
    

    
     Wm, children L10yd' Cecily Jean 61 llg 4 - 5' vcnn Rowev mun 4:01 440 x0'i'Irlrn soon 75 7: 75 in 0- - 
     
    

    
     and Gun of stmmcona were ngwe . . Lorraine Jarvis; 5, -r 147-mu-nr 17-71 -75 711 74 . ,.M...,,.. W... ,5 ,5 ,5 4.5 Championship game 
     
    

    
     . ' . l-vellh Dingwell. can WI and s W1 1711. min. 3714. 41114. xoka rum 71011 95 91 9: -2 f)-0()cBombe1-g vs M (3. 
     
    

    
     Sunday guests of Mrs. Maclfays Grade V; 1' Joyce Black" 2 -or unr-i-an mm 75 A7 70 -5 x0'Lcnrv mm 17 1:1 as A " - , i ' a 
     
    

    
     parents, Mr, and Mrs. Jgmes Colleen Macnmmkl ' xc Masher 21011 75 75 15 xnmnltrana moo 7 51,5 5:; 1 14 KTTTTTOTTS Transport  
     
    

    
     M8CNelll- on March 4!h- Grade IV: 1 Stephen MacDon- 5.Cx””;;,,.";,"' ;;;; 1; 4; ;; .1 xgumlrkl 3330173 943 no -55 Stars 
     
    

    
     , ' - - . . . x rennin . no 4 ' 
     
     g Mr! "cam Macaw”! Mr and aid. 2. Billy MacDonald 3, Peggy xv Nu-no-nu mm m 1'75 you .7 ,m,,,.,..,. ,-W, 5,, .7 9, Skate after. 
     
     ' ' MacDonald. "I-MI "riot 4'1"" ""1. is wt. xoiii.-1m moo 14 111 so MIA 
     
    

    
     Mrs. Lloyd MacDonald. Mr. and Grade 1". 1 Kaye Lewk, 2 -tr vc-r-h 7-cw wr. no in xI"71r Coyle sooiin 1011 lbs 4 N T 8 
     
    

    
     Mrs. Earle MacDonald were re- wane, Mnc'D0;mld and M;"'.”y.,; if 2''" W" W” ill 60 s1 4: 
     
    

    
     com visitors in Mom-sue. lilacDonald tequnl1- 1 Jackie -1.... 1- ..".2”.?;"' :2:;2':: 22 2: ..  0 
     
    

    
     Mrs. Angus Nicholson spent a  n4'Bl;r:l:":?V M3CD0Mldi 5-   W:3m:40m:I5n 5:15” 4-1: c  
     
    

    
     few days in Charlottetown during made H (ea); 1 J” D." W H 111'. 'I'un".ItelI toms am. as so .4 
     
    

    
     the past week, where she visited -. - Y 8 0 - it"m11veai v-rm am 1100 Catholic teachers undo:-35yoarIofa In Iiealthwnhor 
     
    

    
     h ongmlh and da me Mr Grade II lb). 1, Robert Mac- xcm-oer ctm 7777911 400 M 4-1! 36. 
     
    

    
     er; a Rw Mac 118 Ir. he. Donald. 2, Jlmmle Mncmmald. 3' ,.c,,,,,,, m m m  without cxperionco. holding I teachers diploma required to 
     
    

    
     "" '5' 95' Lwdt 3" ' Clarence Tasseli 4, Bill Tassell; Wanner Man 141100 40 as 47 4-1 teach in the elementary gradoloftho " ' Catholloschooh 
     
    

    
     son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and 5. name Lew... 6 Jackie mac. xcovner Corr 179002.15 us 7.1.1 as I S I b 1956 
     
    

    
     Mrs. Ralph Nicholson. ken '  ta 3: I; 3 I  ”" SP em 9'3 - 
     
    

    
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     F11r.tam1n1v1rls.m1c-zlwetil tli1IiacI.eodd.Dgl':g' ll 'el- 1- Diem Mac- ;g;",;';-' 3393 :3 g; sgum ELEMENTARY SALARIES: 
     
     ores . vs rea ves an i , i 
     
    

    
     "lends In mm V...” on sung Grade r tn). 1. Anne Mac- ;';'f';.;,':' :"”m,, 3 3: 3 Frig S t Ad 40 ,,I .1 d P C lady Teachers. . . . . (with College doom) 32,450.-33.150. 
     
    

    
     d M h M MacDonald. 2. Carl MacDonald. ..,, .-,.,.., ,,,, um. ,, ,, u ., a 8 m. -.1.) nc . rov. aov. Tax 
     
    

    
     "ya re - ' Jamie lgacgonald;  Iirie Mac- xn-irmu um '22 211 '-41 7 14 lwkmmkw dW'”l M50-7" 3-T”- 
     
    

    
     -- - . -c    - - - - - JUBILEE TRAIL 
     
     M3112! zb1:1:lwal'ttlrs.spe?1fo:g;ew1Ads:)d; Gmde I (M: fy Reggie Mug :n":1-inni mg 11 111 in .4 Single Men ioaclion . (VIifllC0lloqOd09l'0Il 1.800.- 4.300. 
     
     - v 0 mi in 147 4 . , . 
     
     with their son and daughter-im D0'”'d- want more 110021 211 715 u C0l0l' - Joan Leslie, Pat O Brien. Forrest. Tucker lWllll0lll WW0 Nil”) 2-500-- S-500- 
     
     law Mr and Mrs Ben bum. I'I'lggiicstD;velrdage in Senior. .Ios- Vera Ralston o 
     
     ' ' ' an ac na 81 percent: hlrh- 7 ltarrloil Monica: . with r 31 .- 00. 
     
     during the past week. "1 average in Junior. Robert Alive with love. treache and assion M ( w''”d''''l '00 5'3 
     
     . (wlllioiif Collooa doom) 2 800 - 5 000 
     
     The  of logos Yalgy  0,0” mr;cenRld.lc jolt In west of the Rockies None better-1-Fewasgood ' i ' ' 
     
    

    
     W ' n at in a e - D0" - H k - 
     
    

    
     nulnnfnoi Mr: Mgicoim Macheod Biiiy MacDonald, Joyce Blnckett, OC Cy MAHNEJE SATURDAY-3-00 PM Vrinllve Y”"'9"dlWll5llIl'Y 300lelw0IPe'lence- 
     
    

    
     on March 2. Following the busi- Mill” Bl'Cke”- wall” M39 ews3ndC3rt00"' , .- . M; 1 .. I. 
     
    

    
     ness period g metal mm W” ,3. Donald. Jlcke Tasaell. Jamie Mac- G 'i "-93- 1.. I x 0f 'l"Sl” 
     
    

    
     Eyed md nkuhmmts were Donald. . COTQCTOWII First Grade classes; library work; Music instrudton; 
     
     nwed by the commmn h llgeacher. Mrs. Teresa MacDoaI- m.y,ic.j 17' - , d..,,,; T,.cm,,g in 
     
     charge. '  P T ,' '.Poatgraduaudogroeo;OomnlariveSid1l.aavo 
     
    

    
     H M Mod Ch 1 1... "'9 ml” numdx - with pay: Insurance Benefits: Lfbanl Retirement Plan. 
     
     Mr. Jae e no . aro . . P . u nom, 5L g 
     
    

    
     Im..m mcm ""1 pm week,” visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. POVHICTGT JIIVCIIITCS 1-”. 3..." N. . km. , 
     
    

    
     with relatives and friend; 1. Malcolm Macbeod. . ' For those who so desire promotion to high school goods: and 
     
    

    
     Lam; Valley. Mr, and Mrs, smuoy Mommm s.'ni.”n.k nowmown mu,"-Ax administrative pom granted through competition amnlnouon. 
     
    

    
     w d C nu Hm” owe" Cove mm . hm, Wm Two minutes from Railway Station. Business and Theatre I, 1 
     
     MP5 5" ""9 f9" ' , District. A Modern Brick Building with Automatic Oprintiu Address ., immediately, nun; ago, experience. 
     
     f . fg 4 at the home o Mr. and Mrs. n on 
     
     lime '1 W 'l"""”"5 V '3' W .3 system In Room cum 1. 
     
     u d M Don M G"?! for our Safety. teac ing diploma. university do-groohold. rofuonoo as tonrsl 
     
     with members of her faintly tn 0! I0 I on . 
     
     ch mm” mm 4. gnwg Nszwu oaconarnn. comron-rAsu.I:. wan. ruiimsnlo d,,,,.,,,,,s,,,.”,,.l,,,,,;,P,.,,U,.- 
     
     Il'0 - s ROOM! Wffll PRIVATE BATE I SIOWII 
     
     I D.ntel am. .7 pa... an-. and sin. William rm-gum Ilnlnonldo Juvonlos -A nAn.r urns -- 
     
     ItoMald' has entered the contain. an. Montague. motored to Lorna SINGLE 86.00 and 5.90. DOUBLE 06.50. TWIN 3 S73 nu mncto. ”.'.”' 0' swan 
     
     town Hospital for .1. 0.1.1.1.... Valley on man. 4. win. her! Game time 8:15 Room Wm "M & com WAT" MONTIIAI caniouc aoiooi. commission, 
     
     . ' "W ""9 ii"”” " "” ''”"'' ”' amass 32.50 .0. .5. M W, .5. I. 117 st. cannon 31.. win, 
     
     Mr. Kenneth Mac-Leod. Char- their son and daughter-III-low. ska” um WEEKLY 90" 1 - 
     
     lottetown. motored :1 Lorne Val- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ferguson. "793 703 VERMANENT Gnu” MONTIML, GUI, CANADA 
     
     ch a :11. lore ha --A.l. ' . 
     
    
   
   
    
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