JULY 16. 19g2 Largest Ship Arrives To load Pulp At Montague

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THE GUARDIAN. CI-IARLOTT4ETOWN Islanders Married In Hamilton Ont.

Churchill Rejects . Probe of lied D'ean's Aitiviiies

By Phil Clarke.

German Ship t loading Pulp At. Georgetown

Arriving

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THE EASTERN (';lJARDlAN

AGINTB:-MONTAOUE: Harold F. Landry. Mn. Byron Stewart, the Bruce illacrllcei Miss Joyce Wigginton. Pills McKlnn0II- AGENT GLORGETOWN: Walden Lavera.

The Guardian may he bought at:lhAe-following places In Monunllli i Blue Dome Restaurant. and Gliardian Office; in Georgetown: The Poet Office: in Suuris: The Snack Bar and H. Richard; 0 sol.

" Pisquid Eoslt Notes

Mr. Edward E. Jay was A visitor in Charlottetown Friday, July 4th.

I . 'Mls5 Beni.rlceViA(elly spent. the first week of July visiting at the

early

in Georlzetown "ouy Bartholomew", 33.2.3

,,1ul;oULAn n,ax(:i-', in Can Mr. and Mrs. JRYYW5 Blue ""d home of her aunt Mrs Arthur guard. . . - . u i 'v - y morning was the M.V. LONDON. Jul 15 -( )- Th r t. , ?eimiiftnSc,s'oYl' Nlmlnmhay "WM hm rh”ddrle"' h”2VlMg;'f:”"l',l:ll:& Hughes and Mr Hughes. Bedford. Xneinhart Lorenz Ruse", registered "Red" Dean oiycanterbfify (lrev: Ergisitedonx?:5eM3h:a:ileQue::geg:l?' uy . B65 (1 llllfi FR are spen HE R A ' ,' 7 V , . ,r' M. Rlll” mnlhl.l.I ma John AIII MII IIIIMIIIIII HMII MEIIIIHIIIIII Om in Hamburg. Germany. carryiris I angry attacks in Parliament today morning to load 1100 cords of

crew of thirty officers and men. It for 1,1; pm.wmmul-dag muvmu,

The many friends til Mi VFl'IlllIl. Jlow, Camberagc. arr. b'lll',l' In heart as is I patient in the Kings Goun-3 XV Hospital.

Messrs. Monty Arrilcilr. l.mr"cr' Montggue, Mlilcol m Nic"Qllnr"rie.' Ftoaeneatli. and Willard Mar-Lt-mii

Blue. rloprfield.

Mr. William Collulgs. Morrtamie. Miss Mary Dunn. Summer'vllle.andl Bernadette Mackenzie. Milli it'll. Charlottetown on Mon- day morning. July 14th. on a pil- grlinrlge to Ste. Anne Dc BE-liirpre,

M lss V lew,

iario. is spending his vacation at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Birt.

I Mir". and Mrs. Earle MacDonald. lixirrie Valley, were visitors in Pis- lqulri East on Wednesday, Jilly 2nd, lgucsis of Mrs. MacDonald's par-

t fences and

is of 1504 registered tonnage. Only eighteen months old. the ship is equipped with all modern conven- equipment including radar and radio-telephone. it is already par"tly loaded. having taken on 1500 cords of pulp wood at Point Du Cherie. N. B.. and it is

but speakers in both houses agreed he couldn't be ousted just for spealcingr his mind as a British citizen.

Attorney-General Lionel Keald "Siill has under conaideratim. whether in any other respect the Dean has rendered himself amen-

apulpwood supplied by Mr, --Anal... Anderson of Charlottetown. l The 330-foot diesel operntgd mm is under the command of ollmm Louis J. Dulluet. and carries it Complement of 28 men. it is 50 feet of beam, 15 root. draught and has a registered tonnage oz 331-lI

ilalleyneld. left yesloirliv on all Qiiebor. and will return Friday, , , It is I converted L.S.T.. built in

Ixlmded mp III KIIIIISIIIII OIHI MIMI mm llllle, Mi. and Mrs. George w. 8(::rcgt::I'l0wxll0 load 900 cords at ,(,,:ilIi:nt,CtlIII1I3Jl-Iltl?IlIlIIl1aws,rI-n1,Il,,Il: the Lord ::4sd:lIsgenlicIlI,IIll1lnois. alrlcl serv.

- - ” '"""”""" i"”' " ' . - - H 9 ml opera Ons on

Mr. and xii-.-. mm ).iills rum ,l,,..I ,,,,lI.. ml, W, lull. ml, Sm. MI IIIIIIIII KIIHI In I IIIIIIIII III IIII"lillzcIltlIiIiIlp IIvIItIalodJlIahIiIv;iliIrIiIlIz slgizinllff Prime Minister cmircrrlri IItold the Normandy beach. Being R.

x me” Chndre" Jmk fwd 'mW”h" ll"-P ””'m”l””i9d by h" mmdsiCiiarioiictowii 0l'l)hl0lld'H June from their stock yard at George: the mm”- M Common Ft" modem amp n 15 equipped Wml have been visirin: Mrs wills” 31.55 Jriall Slilllz and Miss Mar-gre 3”0lh i i" lawn when loaded the amp will speech carries with it the evil of radar, radio-telephone, gyro com.

mnlher. Mi-V -l- V3 -Wlldillik Will” llabiiicliii, , i , , sail for Rotterdam Holland Har- an the mo"'5h' unpleuam" vm' Dual twin mom: screw” "V1" Wilt

mmwi Mr mp mm ("W d 5' M! Mr". (;eui-cc Dover" wns iii Clitu'- bour pilots Templei Gotel and Vlc- :l:y;ol;:h32n'5eLhE0tul'llre”.:lf:r buflzg den and k powered by W9 mu”

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yesterday for their liniiio in Mriiitw ton. N. B. l

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Mr lllld Mrs. l-inrlc Mat-llorinid, lnllelown on buslmws on l.fIi”lIP Valley, were guests of Mrs. .Vlal"Doriald's parents. Mr. and Mrs..

Friday.

Jilly dth. l

-Kingscourt Studios. Hamilton.

tor Raiuae brought the berth yesterday morning.

ship to

(endure) them than do away with them." . Churchill ruled out demands for

engines of combined 1500 h. p. 3;... lng the ship a speed of 10 knotg Owned by the St. Charles Trans.

Pisquld East Nelev . e .. . ..

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. Mr and Mrs. (mnrge Lczlrd. i. wlrlyggillx-:Jll5en(:i11Nllllillgzllilil Eatleuing l llnmrltnn, Oni., lire shown above as they left the church following the the 78-year-old Dean. nr. Hewlett pesia-sulphiteco. Ltd. champ,- -'Ml'r l'3e0Ttl9 Dill” ""i "' ”'W'" 5'5'W?ll" "Pl"? 3”95l5 "l Vi” dizmlv am All” my lIusln”3 wag, ceremony. Mrs. MacDonald is the former Alice Peters. daughter of Johnson. The Dean has been in hot Quebec.

in charlottetoii-ii 'lWlc: luli" 5 Mrs. George Dovcr" on Slliizl:t,v.. ' ' ' wul Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Peters of Armadale, P. E. 1.. and Mr. Mac- contll-lug from lug, 1, wlter since he returned from the After arrival at Geo;-gel.-,wllI

completed a delicious lunch

Orient last week with what he uld

- - lxth. ,, nonnid is the sun nf Mrs, George MacDonald and the late Mr. Mac- - e - ---v -- --: -- Captain Duguet and Harbor pllol Mr. Alton lav was ll llS:lIil' in ... .. ”'”ed' 7 l Donald. also of Arniadale. R ' A1 ' Mwxenum Exam" was evidence to back up Commun- Temple Gotel of Georgetown came Mi" Lclili Woolriduli. Kit. slow-3 -' mve Duecwr at me Cmenc Mad

Jharlottetown nri r-rrday, 'ulv ll.

Miss (lcorgie Doicr HRS "(Ii visitorl

and by Pipe Major R. D. Nicholson

lst. charges that the United States was using germ warfare.

to Montague to see if there was

. . art, spent the vlcekclid of July 1'3 l , e e e u , gufuclcng room lo turn the slll

'Mr. Gordon xi-at-lint 'ilIl l' i'i'llE- at the home of his parents, Mr 3"” Igljlarlouolmn in Satmdml Sourls Mal mm” "am Sydmy am midi The Prime Minister said estab- before bringing it into port. Coml-l

.IllBllIi;asd,IrillI-:dIlixl I-:lSrlI ;lIhll.llFl (ill and Ali's. vmllacc Woolridge. I H. . I A deck. llglllllog tyre tcrlllzurglvwroligtngn "illrlle lllurtzlriadtl-lewiIi1allf utlldeij tile lhlll

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.” ,. . .. . .y”s' Bmtbam )',m9K'”"""', Sm"-. F.i(r:ivd V'JlV.1SlltOl':n?ll l.h0dll'-ljei Iggy Y A WE” wdleme e"",0y”d "mu Inmrm” mlm" vest the activities of the Dean of the bow run aground. afternwiiaigli

.Mr Herb?” M(:.m1?'1 MN mum," Mas.5' is Him”? hm .5lsm- Vzlllci on isuudav. July iltli. 52119578! Mr. William Hughes. M. ii. A., or M L0Vo' ”."””””d by H.” Indmn M ll l ll C l .1 ll C”n'""bury Mm 'm xmpornnce "'9 star” W” Smwly bmughl 9'

”"'k' R"? Mr "lid H”. (Mn N) nn.d hfmilmf MES (.'.lfqd3s H-nttnnf kt ltlrs. .lnv's slsiei'. Mrs. Enrlelsoiiris West spent several ciiivs in RM”. DIME” m St Marys Ha” 0" , cm as n t E A woman L" they (10 "me ll""V9'" ””md- Md wllmn 5 mo”: H1716 Uiv ind famlil-I sitar I Hm ll mi. Mr. Llicslci flirt. Irsquid has WIICDOIMM -Imd MIII MBCDOIIQMI UEOIIKCIOWII .IIcCeIImII . Il;.l.ldaIl,I llull. Mlll ale,-e on llalld ll, welcomIe mell. ms, The Archblshop 01 Canterbury amp Wu ln M h"lIhI

"xcrrrrtrlvwsums M P” M UN H. Vl, Guv Jal' ill? VWPRPW: 7 i ' G" Mr Bernarclvcallnnt of St inngalmshireigilghfiirnilild dig:-field ttagdussed the 'i'ii(l)u5:Ol'flblI::1rd.DXn lumiimig opiieimtfellonst mic? hem”

-' l, ” , . ' i Mr. Lellh Wool1'l'l:r. Mountl Mr. Albert Landry oi siimmemirial ' ' i - I 3 - esame vein. e re op. r. amos mme a y, we ilavm;

I I I I it I.lllll 12tliIat the home of his SlIIIuIIl IIIICM me IlfeP,IIIIcnd M WI” R IIKQIII IZIICSII I” ma parents icharles. had the misfortune of morning he out my a series of Geogfmy Fisher. Sam mg man been loaded H the Mock yard "ml.

Mr, nmi Mrs. H. ll n.ir l'ilu pnicrits, Mr. and Mrs. Vi endcil ' i '.sevcrely cutting his left hand on calls on the Lieutenant Governor. was ,, llulglmce and -In mom in Macgowlm Mom,-3, rm”, lllm

tale. were visitors :ii Pivlrirti Fast

lay.

I.)ul,v fitli at. the home of his par- ents. Mr. and airs. Wallace Wool-l

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Landry.

lwednes ay, July Zird. Mr. Galliirit.

the Premier, the Mayor and the

our side." bllt he violated no law

cranes aboard ship swiftly unload-

in Sund-"H". .lHl.V 13'll ' W - ” ” an enipoiee at Webster's Lumber" Bishop and will proceed to the - 'd c 1, (ii 15 ea fom (1 ti, ks ml - i 7 . , - .. - . ld2('. . i Mrs. James Erorviil of (7 pt . 1 V .- . . and '-We ll” 9, .5” 5 r 9 5 mic - 5? 10355 hmn; Miss nhirlev Hi" ilniirmii V B rlvihhliitiil-msd lxrrlrllivqriiginllrr-ii:MinotnriiflII - Cod is ,vacatrciiilrri: lll6(:POl'E."ln:'ll.:Nn”' sums Lmc ROad' bhpp.ed' Scomsh bm.h"mR M Momum hi-5 loll as "dl"lnl5"i'-N M the P1”-"Ed in me 50”" 13789 h0lflS IlI;I”.l;II .II" II.I.w. IIIIIRIIII. II(.I.?IIIIn..0.IlIIlI,III. III IIIIIIIvII mIIIIIi Ml.I Iilllml Illll MI. ll Vlsllol. lllIwh”e she ls the guest M MI, mm and his liaiid landed on the sari. where he viii oeewelcomed by valllcdml bccallu ,,g gxprcgglng Caplnln Dllquel expecu lo ml, vl,lm'l,l lm. ml l' 'l;l,..'m',l s.,.l,l.:. H(.mmn wlllli .lll. mull Vlls mu.” CllRl'lOllPlOu ii on salirrwiayl Jul) trier, Mrs. J0lill'AildliEW Mrlccor-l . l .d Mayor Bruce Yea M Momazuei pro'communm' wewai loading ioperauom completed hi i lw; vvvv C G i ii Ktellv Thov will be 'l(:F(lnll'1'lI1lPd 5lh- mack. l ' ' Mr" H', H' LEN" mme mm Lord LOVM” W1” npprecmmve ml -- Thundly when he Wm 5311 lo: ....-..j.....m.....-.2 i bat-k. 'bv tlieir" dailiriiieris rlie lvirssesl C G" l" - -- - ms lgwzl Il)1I;1g 52:: aurllg lth-C being m” M Moncmn by Mr' wan” Ch”nd1”' QuPbec' ' ,3 i . j W M-, , i I. C -Q 1) v p . . . W” 9" 0 W9 l- i l- i"91'5 91' SNRW and also expressed at)- ' This is a history-makin event H J R 0 l saicoailtxluilicandwstlsifpl 6121113111 and! iii-qmarinlnqiris 1:l(lInCll:li”l 031:5 rYY08?iwi()i:illtt:i:)ilx(ll'L'l5W More 5 modem m eve"-V W33" l1l'9CHi-1011 Of the enthusiasm oi theri A for Mlontdiiluei B5 U135 1! 5'16 flit? . l .. 'ilt' i i ,' -e"' '” t --- - I - 1' l - ' ' v . i. '” I . ' . IIl'flll(lDRli(llli.5f) .Vir.larid Airs. (llc:::" '"”m'kPd (” Cm'l”83” ll?” mllhas lei; ior Uttmva, ivtlere sire ivrllln.gl-shed ml l:11Rlf;l)nul1Lc' wpmmiled Rev' A'wlR' Mabxmzle who ham . ship of sucli a size to arrive here. "lllmm,lrlglI Kcllk I sumlaIl.I Illlll. GI wll(,l.e lIlll.Il, were mm mm "Pr bIl0ImII and IIIwIIII.ii Il1l.EI and bass vi 1:11 I..liI6.! 18 first extended him lan invlintioir.To ' its arrival was possible only ow- l B A "lweslg M Ml, and M”, Janlgs ,g,lm,lm,. M. and R All,” wood ibllldllie E hllaht Ml IN-W151”! BD- two years ago which he had beelll mg to the fact that the river has Fiifinz and Sllluiliilut j M g ., 7 , 7 ” i l l i ' ” ' i ' ill?-Vance. This IS Mother STEEL unable to accept because of busin- been dredged by Dredge 115 of the

Glasses, ctr.

Office Hours: )0 to it! A.)l. 2 to 5 Full. and by uppoiuirricvir.

YOUTH l)Il()WNEl)

Sill-TDIAC. N B. lily 15 - 4('Pk'v- lllI ol ll(.,ll.l,Il Mm- cuts. Ml". and Mrs Wendell Jay. l

drmviied

Roy Lelilaric Doulzall Settleniciit.

day. uhlle wading. Uiiiilile to swim !

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Mr. Guy Jay spent the rvcck-eridl n' July hill at tile lionic of li:s par-

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Mrs. '(Zhiirles Mnccarrori of St. Marys Road is visiting her (laugh- ier, Mrs. Raymond Lavzlrrtilcr.

Mr. l)or".rild Maclmori oi Glcn Wil- liam was :1 visitor

iisset to the Town.

l The closing cxercises of Souris lliigh Sciiool were held in St. lMaryis Hall on Monday. Julie 30th. ;Ml'. Roy Crockett, chairman of the

es comniltments in Australia. This year, just back from Soutnl Africa. he had received a aecondl invitation which he had been veryl anxious to accept because so manyl Canadians had been his guests last

Africa Has Failed I

CAIRO. Jilly Ahd el Krim. a living legend to

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Department or Public Works. it is of permitting larger to Montague, ill-

the means ships to come creasing the export trade from the area, and providing much greater employment. it was apparent yes-

I ' ' a to Ceorgetown . . . - 3 . . , , Montague, P. E. I. lie is believed to liars stPl1;3rd into ' fl" TUPSG-”.l'. .Iul.V lllii, ' .BmId. fif'vvT!tlstcm.i -mes-ldcdlt ldnzfrj summet They were present, M 3i mmmm of Non" Awcans for t"d"y' haweven mat 3" 5”" 1” (mm: to .m sl - it u liolc iii the QllPfll1t' P-vet iris I lmd ”".'”M 55 ””” mesa” 9 World gathering or the Frnsers at "l”" d"'"d”' ”"'""'"""l ""”3' the basin should be cleared out l4' i mu W M ' h ' .L W . ill" l'lUPl15 b.l' Mil? Ev -7 M3CD"llr - - llils Ill'n r-iiicnt to "liberate" Tun- . 4 - - n4 , ll,.,,.l, .. ,. . d , M l l, l , his Iriverncssiuic llorna oi Beau-l provide. space for the turning

pinball iilll; in, i has rrmrrr hi iiiqucsli I l iw lr Ill ,lrliplii of (.cmi.--- llld larlnclpal (ll ll” Iwhnnl A l.el.). I A Hm Alggna and Morocco ll” II Inn th uill hr llrlfl I mt... ...l,. ,5 ,,.,l,l,.I.,,,l lll. IlI KI II”:-um: program M We pupllsl orll.d 'llllll'lill1Et' or them had sug- llllgd these iar.erf Ighipis. flilflau Ir dr . MarDoil.'ild .9 Co, ilui of can-iv ll.” Ml i '3” 9 "1 9 FM 8 return visit ' .. presence 0 re 89 3 85 N

Me .. . ... . . -..L.-. . " joycd by the large numberl This 70-year-old Wolf of the lganl ,5 lrlslllm ,,, l;,.I.l,,,,I M SI - I to Canada. . .. A . . here. a more opportune time could I . as of parents and friends who nt- Riffs . said he is through wilhthe not ha uken la ha" lhls work

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Mr. l.ll1)rl Filrqllhilrtnll. Casper- joaux. I'f'('('llllIV iisliocl his parents. lMr. and Mrs. P). Faroiilinrsnn, rill

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('oiisIrli(-troll work is well under way on the view liiinxzalnw lleingl i built at Cnmnierv-ial (iorncr, ivlierc Mr. and Mrs. ("till Famphrll in-. tour! in Inc in tho iicar fulurr". l

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, Miss lslilicl l"al'qlIliai's(iii. tlaIIglt- lirr of Mr. and Mrs. F. l-'ai'rluiiai- lsnn. Kllmurr. now cniployed Ill lCh;irlotteImvn. is attending Ilia lzion Young Peoples Camp all I Frencli iiiicr.

. - - l l The iriziiii flwnrls lliitl iicigli-l .hnllrl of Mr. Wchh Nichol.-an hr;-l lsnrrl to learn of his illness. Master Arirlrew (llaroy i'ellirnPrl' In his ironic in lVluri':l,v Tllver ill-K Icr llOli4'lIl,llliE Willi his uncle anzll aunt. Mi". mid Mia. (lcnrge CliIX'fIl: llll. Whlm Road. l i . . 1 Mrs ffvitherino liinizlrry, Neutrin- rillc. Mass, and hm" sou, Mr. John l.inglc,v and Mrs. l.in::lc,v, oi Snrinszficld. Wu.-"s arc gucsls '

(Iii Mi". mm Mrs. M. Munro. ivimnl Roml.

l Miss Betty Lilarcy. Murray Riv- cr, is iislllili: lit-r llll('l0 and aunt, .Mr. and Mrs. George (Tlnr"c,v at iwliini Road.

..'Mr. Claude Stewart lln his home in Kilmuir after he- ling employed during the fishing jseason.

Mr". and Mrs. .lriliri

lSprirlgfield. Mars, and Mr". Ling- .ley's mother, Mrs. Catherine Ling- lley. Neivtonville,. Mass.. returned .10 their homes after visiting friends and relatives on the is- llaiid. While at Whlm Road they lwere the guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. ..l. Muni"o. l His many friends are pleased to see Mr. Webb Nicholson, Whlm Road. much improved in health following his recent illness.-

Mr. and Mrs. Kc-nneih Mac- Donald, Montague, Mr. and Mrs. George MacLeod. Ot.t.awn; Miss Edith MacDonald and Mr. Ken- ny Macbonnld. Whlm Road were visitors in Lewes on Sunday.

Miss Mary MacDonald. Halifax. who is holidaying here is at pre- sent thc guest of her sister, Mrs. lra Hill and Mr. Hill in Mayfield.

On Friday night Square Danc- ing was enjoyed by it large crowd at. Whlm Road Hall. Home made ice Cream was sold. and in all. a good time was had by everyone.

A daily vacation Bible School has been held recently at whim Road School under the capable leadership of Mr. Stanley Straight assisted by Miss Miriam Martin of Toronto and London. Ontario. Children of school age from the district attended these classes and were taught. handicrafts and games. along with their Bible studies. I

S'l'EbLtARTON. N. S. - - (GP)- Four brothers, the entire iamlly of Mr. Ind Mrs. George MaoPheraori here. are serving with the R. C. A. F. as ground crew. The parents are proud of the hoyn, ranging from la-year-old Douglas in ztI.ycar-old Wallace. bill. "its rather quiet around the house."-

Lirigley, .

Mrs. Rolaitcl liiarsli nl' Fivc ls- lnnris. N. S.. IS vm-ntinning llll Gcoi";;cimui ulicic slin is the pllnsl of hot" mutlicr anti in-liiliciy ' Mary Ynrsinn and Mr. Yorslon.

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Nils: .lo:rn xlurphy nl' I-jlnli.-.1 was a recent gucst of her aunt, Mrs. Wllliliiri Mlirpliy of George- imin. l

e --- lEfllll:'all0il. Right Rev. J. A. Hrattn aiirl-ph,v. Rev. P. G. Murnaghan, 'Hon.l

Mr. and Mrs. Bilrlrly ilirce rliilrlrcii nt Trurn, N. ivei"r- llP0lx'-Gilli griruxis of ('."lpinin and Mrs. John Jcirinr.

Mi". (iiuttt lllxnii of (impvirinllx was a hliFIlH'W.i visitor In (;I'0l';:':-l ioun nn liinnrlai. .lul,i" Tth.

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Rilsil.-y and Miss Km" Mooney of Soilris i-Inst tirrc vislllms Ill Ilin immp ur Mr, and Mrs, Williriin Murpliy on Sun- diii. July lilli. i

llli.-xx Jnsepliinc Ilallnn anti Miss Margaret Dnlinn of New Glrlsyznw, N, S, iirc wwnliniiiltg with rei- tilivcs in Gmiincinurt.

..'Mr". and Mrs. John tlcrii-cc loft " WW 5335 Mn for Saint John. N. B,. after spciiriin: several weeks with relatives in Georgetown.

Miss Maigv D0)lP. R N. of Bus- loii, Mass.. is visiting llvr f:'illICl'. . Ernest Doyle.

Mr. Raymond Lavaridicr. who has been employed for the past few months with the Fr"aser"-Brace ice. in Goose Bay. l.nbr"adIoi", is spending several days at his ironic

YFCUmCd"in Georgetown.

Mrs. Emerson Llewellyn and son Wayne have returned home from a visit to New Glasgow. N.S., where they were the guests of Mrs. Llew- ellyn's brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Judson Baker.

Mr. ward Landry of Boston, Mass. is vacationing in George- town, where. he is the guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Landry. I

Sgt. Raymond Lsvr-rs of the R. C.A.F. stationed at Suinmerside was I week-end visitor to George!- town. where he was the guest of his father Mr. Andrew Levers.

MIM Marla!” Mccarrnn of St Mary's Road was a recent guest of her sister, Mrs. Raymond Laven- dier. .

Miss Joan McQirilian of the of- fice staff of Bruce Stewart's in Charlottetown is spending her va- cation at her home in Georgetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Herb Barber and lions Paul and .ll-fiery of Montreal are guests of Mrs. Barherh-i mother. Mrs. Florence Jenkins.

Mr. Pete McLellan of fiourie was a visitor to Georgetown on satur- dly. July 13th.

The Georgeiown-lnuier

for Plctou. N.8. and there

July 12th. ,

friend. Mr. Stephcn DeLory. Mr

about eight months.

and sister,"

Mont- ague Ferry which left Georgetown went on the Marine slip for repairs re- turned to Georgetown on Saturday