Tuesday. July 12. 1955 Report Rafi e Makes Progress

QUEBEC (C?) The raft L'Egare (the Lost One). carrying four young adventurers who hope to drift across the north Atlantic smoothly in the Gulf of Si. Law- rence Monday.

The federal government signal

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attandancc. At the close of the devotional period. a dainty lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Seymour Henderson and Mrs. Harry Reid. Mrs. Nettie Mil- lar invited the members to her

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service said here .L'Egsre was sighted by the Quebec - bound freighter Sundial. 36 miles south- east of the Gaspe peninsula. Tb weather aviis calm and all Deared "normal" aboard the r "The gourdamat2e!ur'(msailol:'is an

enri can out. e s ppag) Gaston Vanackere. 28. Bernard Sorieul, 24 and Paul Lapolnte. I. They left the Gaspe peninsula town of Cap des Rnsiera Friday. ai& spending four weeks covering t8 550-mile distance from Montreal. their starting point. Most of lb time was spent Inokin for ships h tow them down the gt. Lawresoa river.

The by N-loot raft is mad; J seven cedar logs lashed with thiak

Jr. Board of i Trade Meeting i

, . 'Th regular dinner meeting of the ontague Junior Board of Trade was held at the Bison Res- taurant last evening with Mk. Gil- bert Clements presiding. Following the reading of the minutes. the discussion centered ' on ways and means of carrying out the swimming and water saf- - ety classes for the kiddies which the Junior Board of Trade is spon- soring this year. Mr. Dick Mac- Lean was appointed chairman of a committee to look into the mat- Nl” and prepare a report to be . Presented at a later meeting.

iloniagueg Town Council tiscusses Widening Main freer To Provide Parking

Mrs. William Manor. B. H. Yeo.' J

Miss Jean MacDonald. Horace ' Fraser, the Legion Buildin . Reid -' ” Farm " uipment. Mrs. l. . Bur- l ' den. Poole , Hotel. Mrs. John Stewart. the Presbyterian Manse, Mrs. William MacLean. Ethan " Stewart. Harvey Fraser. J. D. MacLeod. Judge J. S. Desliochea. Mrs. William Garrick and Carl ' Boehner.

iue regular meeting of the nuns Town Council was held the council room last evening ii Mayor B. H. Yeo Presiding- -sent were Councillors Greene. ilderstlne and Clements. The rules of the last meeting were d and approved. also several s were approved for payment. 9 cost of laying the cohcrete be between the main street and

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walk on the post office hill It was also proposed that a sim- . g I estimated at approximately liar project be undertaken from Brishol home for the July meeting. WW Skipper B:-auriout and Ma Bellls Service Station to Mac- . crew will follow the Gulf strsall

0.00. I was moved that the plate as window oi H. L. MacGregor

Miss Myrtle Millar. teacher at Dunstaffnage, has returned to Mur- ray Harbor North where she is

to Europe. a trip they qnpgot Q take about two months.

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Lean's Meat Market on the north

side 01 me bridge. ..'Mrs. Mary Harvey has ll'l'lV-

t I i .- Gov.-Generai s Aide .a from rm... to we the M. ,.,..,,,,,..,.L...

ll" bio 3:” '".'.il3Z..c'l'”...t”l.".'l Fnigln um L. . h.,h1h o w h mm... summer months with her parents Min M-um: Be-In Mm 1'-ll!-Wit Will” spending some time with her par an 1...... x.- d

rig ne cu. a . . r ' - . ' . more on now haw; istruction company raving T 5' M vtcmrm anew" om”; .1: Mn Jame. Ag ondem D F i S ants. Mr. and Mrs. George Mlllss. their homes in liliintreali Lapolata wet on the street in front eat F.-one Gggwgfgwn of ih. wag con; mmegwggpgf O. nrwgey. te former Mary . p g . d - . . is a mine of Quebec City. ,l:l:l1I'(ll0gteRel:l(ll:: wesltagtecilild The 2060 registered ton Scot h"tob"nGt:V.'Icpronl:i'ge:!eg: for tlghliastuail rygllmi-cad In Baton The P.E.I. Drama Festival As-' oi "The Whltehieldtd B10?-"h IF"? Shll" e"3b19'-hf wl""':';'::- 3'

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nitatlon committees. tlgh freighter. 8.5. Baron Halg. Massey effective Aug. 6. ' Mr P , sociation has awarded scholsrshlgs) fireltatiemsptlge ginuanllscdrenera the mam; Courgeh ell be h” D G'

W" C" A Shaw and ML xi 1 Wm" Do" at "W I. ANN” (GP mm” mm N H I D'm'") Clem-ent :il:tno"NmI'iiabnlit:" to Mu:adMi:iuE'eA.iiltig:i)i:e-Pu. and to EIODUPI on the island rather than g"uche' N' 5'' W1? 3 M Don '

ndi-y were appointed town lI- co, Scotland, sa led from -w"-' 'm'mm'rm- " 9" - V” IP99" ' ' h under the 5UD9FV""' " ' .

More for the current year. It Emnemwh on s.gm-d.y' July g at me home of Mr. "d M". Frau 80;-arsed from (E motfrt triph to Egiubladinwgga dangle elf; Thiggupssglloliai am wemmrey in Au”... Wan it the man-without-I-name knohm as The scar" bbeen deemediadvisabie to use Wu, . ch," ,4 ml NM, 0, 0 W are air vsied eir r ur Ic - N0 week! with her mom” M". Was it the Spy-Ring beauty? was it the dare-devil or

White. Murray River.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wilson and daughter Janet. Mass.. are spending their holidays at tnai

brother. Owen and Mrs. Sinnott. double identity? One is a traitor two are betrayed A

Eng: !with a surprise ending to make you GASPI

s assessment prepared for the ontague school by the Land valuation Board. and it is pos- ale that the assessors may make

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Ha I d M g 3, 3' h M Mrs. Frances Lotlliln 8'15 i""' ion. viiiitsed Mr. "and li)dn;s.1ily. Charlottetown. spent the W003

peeled pit props. The cargo. one of the largest to clear this port. is consigned to interests in the United Kingdom.

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Georgetown

..'Gerald Llewellyn of the R.C.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jay and children have returned to their home in Halifax. after a week's

e of this assessment "M V5" The Baron Haig docked at home of Mrs Wilson's parents ,, Ar who spent his leave with M3 M! M ' . , ' scstion at uni old h me in ' ' . s. P ti to R d,' rid of July 2 with Mr. a II- T "W mw" ”"”"'""' Georgetown on Monday. July I Mr. and Mrs. .eonarr -looper. um vma" M:lrhy' M20 B In parents. ML lid M” m”””d E':w:,:kB:,"'July'1 am 3 08 ightiip Mooney.

Llewellyn. left on Friday. July 1

A letter of thanks was sent to on return by car to Trenton. Out.

I T J mckhlm MP for the direct from Hartlepool West. Murray River.

the R.CTA.F.. spent the week on i Miss Beth Mmanyv Chulont

England. She carries a crew of . . a - . . Ml 1,0,. which hu huh placed AB. Boyd Allen, who ,8 whh duty at Summersiuc for Airforce , , . Miss Margaret MtKenna. Ham ' V g . .l ' m I the south side of the bridge for 35 ”m"” "d "'9" "'6 i5 "N1" the RQN" is spending same nmelcelebrations. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O Neill mhh, 0m” 1. spending h;n!.thii0w!:ie. i:):is Jr iegflgt ;'Ai:;l0rLIl

wmmmd 0' Captain J' L Cam and family of Halifax are visiting days Wm-, her pm-gnu,

ie convenience of the public. with hr. wife and dhugme in.

ISCUSS sraaars to k I "M1 Mun-gy mm. 'pr:t" .Mg:3" dmyii-e r5."'1';';1teF;Liet-;; with relatives in Georgetown. gag Peter Mt:Kenna. isaiciwinsiriuizhes. . h, s F"'""' i"50""5?'l it 9”” -H' M 1:; ti Ll ii a ' M , w'u' Murphy. aeriin. - , ggndlng tlihe W gliemnaledof ll: Miss Besm M' MacPherson'i?iitd1 sllgeteef-e'.M”' M" 3' Keck anldriagtiy. 5:50 A ew:il,iV" Mrs. Catherine Gillan. Boston. Me..”ls spdnilizlxlilit ll?! holidays with M-G-M mmefi, me myS'U'x- .:....:”".....s... 3::::"..m. l:..'”.;::. M Mr ll; M--I ;:”'i3”."- ' 0' them In Ho"-rd! .fMr and Mrs. Lawrence J. ' ' . ' Rev. Maurice Coffin. 0.M.l.. and Mrs. merson ewe yn. 9 her summer ome on . aric s an rs. . war . e H V '1:M:gg0".ad1:l &Vte:;"S'trI:eYa:of.fl1E Moore. Trenton. N. 8.. Spent them” "mi M55 m.””' Nich”l”"' Ottawa, celebrated mass at the on Friday, July 1 for Trenton. On- Rom. : I I , " 5 M”"”'5' NV” church of St. Laurance. Morell tario. where Everett. who is a Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred KISIIIII.

'ell be widened to permit angle arking and thus alleviate the cute parking problem in the awn. It was roposed that an en- ineet lay a inc from the bridge ontinuing to MacDonald Avenue a property owned by the town. ad that this property be removed a widen out this side oi the keet. It was also roposed that hoseilawns and st ewalks along he way would be reconditioned bllowing completion of the work. fronting properties I it v o l v e d vonld be those of Fred Vuozzn.

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Grade X--l, Donna Shea; 2. Pauline Dalton.

Grade IX-i. Edna Kelly; 2. Blanche Walsh; 8. Mary Tranor.

Grade VIII-1. Cecil Shea: 2. lath Hughes: I. Gladys Murnag-

am. VI!-l. Catharine Boa:

I. Jimmy Downey: 1, Gerard lmlth.

Grade Vl-1. Urban Driacoll: I. Parnell Garland; 3. Alstlia

uglies.

Grade V (Ai-l. Lawrence Bai- ton; 1. Vncent Hughes.

Grade V tn)--1. Genevieve Duffy; 2. Charlotte Smith: 8. Robert Bos and John McCaugh-

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Grade Y (Cl-1. Gordon Hugh- les: 2. Gail Trainor: I. Tommie Gallant. ,

Grade IV--l. Josephine Dunn and Blair Shell; 2. Donnie Mac- Kinnon and Shirley Callaghan: 3. Greta Boa.

Grade II! (Al-l. Estelle Her- ill: 2, Judy Gail Callaghan; I. Peter Gallant.

Grade Ill (B)-1. Zita Driscoil; 2.. Beatrice Gallant; 8. Rosalie McGuirk. , I

Grade II (At-1. Glsa Trainer; 1 Donald MacDonald: 3. Donna

Grade ll (Bi-l. Louis smith; 'Vinceni Murnaghal: J, Louis (hllaghan. ....Grade 1-1. Lawrence Hughes;

Murray River. guest oi his parents

holiday weekend in M u r r a y River. guests of Mr. William J. Macl(ay.

Mr. Elbert Nicolle. Tomato. Ont. was a recent visitor to

and Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nicolle,

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Renouf and family, Halifax, N. I. are spend- ing some time at the home of Mrs. Renouf's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nicolle.

Congratulations are extended to Mr, and Mrs. Blots Manuel who were married on July 1, at Murray River. Mrs. Manuel was the former Miss Mary MacKinnon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. MacKinnon. Murray River.

Mrs. Sadie Macxay. New Glas- ZDW. N. 8.. is spending some time at the home of her daughter. Mrs. George sounder. and Mr, Saunders.

Miss Joy Herring. Murray River is spending a week in Haifax. N. 8. guest of relatives.

Misaaa Claire and Jessie Cook. who are on the staff oi the royal Victoria Hospital. Montreal are spending their holidays with their mother. Mrs. Jana Cook. Murray River.

Mr. Stephen Alley. Halifax. N. B, spent the holiday weekend with his wife and family in Murray River.

lllisa Carol Livingstone. Murray liver. is spdlding part of has holidays in Monotion. N. 3.. guest of her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Stymaist and family.

Mr. Cecil I. Horton. Murray River. left recently for M"... chusatta where he will spend some time with his sister. Mrs. Luther- Mooney and Mr. Mooney.

Mr. and Mrs. Andy MacFarlana. White Sands. have returned to Toronto, Ont.

1 Shirley lughaa: s Wilma on. pm.

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..'DANCE. whim Road Ball. Thursday night. good mugh,

..'LOWEB MONTAGUII y atta. Wednesday. Jilly la. dairies to Roy Aitken.

., '."Lowan MONTAGUE ano- ETTA. Wednesday. Jufluy ago:

i Swim Meet for all IlQ.I.

Reg- Sand

. RDMII Racas. sand entries to Roy Aitkaa. ants on the grounds. Chicken and gun

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..'GoLDI:N WEDDING Flu!- and Mrs. James Mcbaugh. tin. Mr. and Mrs. Melville Mc- l-Illlhlin. Roxbury. M.gg.; M". Dan Daley. Shirley Reid and V1,. lat Reid. New Glasgow. N.I.; Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Hume and iam- ilv. and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Maclfansia and family of Lima

. were recent guests oi Mr. and Mrs. Angus Mathsson, Moo. issue where a lovely colored mm was shown oi Mr. and Mrs. James McLaughlin on the occasion

of their soul weddin anniversary. All enjoyed a very vely evening and wished Mr. Mrs. Me.

JuItlQlin many-more bag” "44. & 7OIl'l.

..' PAITY AT GIOIGITOWN EQ Tllllrlday avuiing Jug 7,

. and Mi-s.ldwarti Elston held I 11'! Pitt! for-.Mr. and Mrs. Al-under Way of Boston. Mass. Mrs. Way is the farmer Kathleen Pairehild of Georlltowa. Tbs loanrls were decorated with colored lights and flu s. and out. door movies were lg no luests. A delicious lunch was served by the ladies. A bosflre and flame gave a festive touch for the occasion. Guests for the evenin were:- Mr. and Mrs. Way Miss I. Willis; Dr. and Mrs. S. Donnell: Rev. and Mrs. Melville Milton and Miss L. Aitken Mr. J.

, Mr. Harry thtonuand Mrs. Roland Marsh: N0 Misses Ethel and Mae Benton. Mr. Tom Renion: Misses and Sara McPMe: Miss

8r-loman: the Misses and Mac Layers: Miss

Mr, and Mrs. George Buall. - 3-. spent the holidw weekend

.3 CONCERT AT GEORGE- TOWN - On Tuesday. June 1. Mrs. Douglas McGowan of Moo- tague presented her Elizabeth school oi Dancing in a vory um. tie program in the Town Hall. Georgetown. Classical ballet numbers altarnatsd with tap and scotch dancing. Accompanying the Scotch numbers and also perform- llll several fins solos was the young Island champion of the Dlpss. George Fraser of Charlotte- town. The final of this excellent performance was the rendition of two numbers from the popular musical "nrlgadoon". Florence MacDonald and Gwynn Phillips of Montague sang "Tbs Heather on the Hill" and "Bonnie Jean" with accompanying chorus.

Enjoyable vocal numbers were rendered by soloists Mr. 1. Phil- lips and Mr. Robert Murray of Montague. and Mr. Barry Yorston of Georgetown. Mr. Murray also played two enjoyable violin solos. Acoornpanlats for the evening were Mrs. D. M. MacDonald. Mon- tague: Mr. Al Di T 6. char- lottetown: Mrs. ll. Elston. George- town. Foilowinl the concert. a refreshing lunch was served by the ladies of St. David's W. A. to the pa-formers h the churchchakl.

Personals

..'ll.rs. Jaaa Crockett. Miss llelan I-tlalaysos. Mrs. John Mac-Looil. Miss Lillian Ducliemin and Mrs. Russel Laird. Charlottetown. were visitors is liuatagua Iatur-day.

..'Mlaa Jessie Matlieson. R.N.. Ioaton.Masa..isthsgucatofhc brother and sister-in-law. M. I. and Mrs. Angus Matbesol. Gian William.

..'Mr. John Cameron. New Glas- gow. N.8.. was a visitor Is Mos-

tague last week. nest of lir. and Mrs. William actacliarn. ..'Mr. and Mrs. mi smut.

Hamilton. Ont.. were the neat guests of Mr. and Mrs. Anni! liatliason. lioatagls.

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Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacDonald. who were married in Little Sands United Church on July 6. Mrs. MacDonald was the former Miss Shirley Livingstone. R. N of I-lopefiald. daughter of Mr. Mrs. Donald Livingstone.

Mr. and Mrs. James Munn. Mass.. are visiting at the home. of- Mr. Munn's sister. Mrs, Peter

land

liiacLean and Mr. MacLean. Murray River. Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson K.

Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rafuse and Miss Rita Johnstone, Murray River are spending a few days visiting with relatives and friends in New York.

Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Stewart. Brookiine. Mass.. are vacationing at Mr. Stewart's old home. guests of Mr. Stewart's sister and broth- er. Miss Sally and Mr. Bruce Stewart. High Bank.

The July meeting of the Mur- ray River. W. I. met at home of Mrs. James Richards. Gladstone. with nine members answering roll call. The hostess? served strawberries and cream. with the regular lunch. which wast enjoyed by all.

Mr. and Mrs. 0, Robert Den- nison and daughter Nirna have returned to Ottawa. Ont. where they will take up residence. alter spending a month visiting at Mr. Dennlsoirs parents. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Macxay, Murray River.

Mrs. James Lewis and Daughter Linda. Brookline. Mass.. are spending some time at' the home of Mr. and Mrs, Angum M. Stewart. High Bank.

Mr. Howard Hooper. Plctou. N. S. spent the holiday weekend at High Bank. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Moore.

Mr. and Mrs. Noel MacNavln and youngldauglitsr. Nancy Lee, Dlnville. Gut. are at present , ” their holidays at the homes of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. William F. MacLood. Murray River and Mr. and Mrs. Mac- Navia, Charlottetown.

Mr. Jackie Hayier has re- turned to Toronto. Ont. after spending his holidays at the horns of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Haytar. High Bank.

Miss Laurina Maclfay. Murray Rivas. was a recent visitor to Pictnu island. guest or relatives.

Mr. Willard MacLean. Murray River. was a recent visitor m Piciou. and Pictou island. N. s.. visiting with relatives and friends.

Mrs, Anna spinning and daugh- tar Gloria. New York. are spend- ing a holiday in Murray River. guests of Mrs. spinnlng's brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. John Macltisnzie.

Mr. and Mrs. David MacEwan. Portland Oregsn. and Messrs Gordon and Walter MacEwen. New Dominion, were Sunday vis- itors to Murray River, guests of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Macxay. Mr. David MacEwen hasn't been home to his native province for is years.

mer home at Commercial Cross.

Mrs. Robert Shaw and two chil- dren of Dorohester. Mass.

..'Mias Louise Nadtiy. Brookline. Mass.. is spending her vacation in Greenfield, guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Nsddy. Inc is accompanlld by her friend. Miss Patricia Mooney. Brookline. Mau.

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MEXICAN LIBRARY

of Mexico City contains more than aoo.ooo volumes.

LIIMIY TO ODIN Parilamas&.daroa

t 3.t'.'.?"l;..l...' it Works Minister Winters nail

is use Ihssasull

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Innis of Alistow. Mass.. are monit-

in one on

'-M Scuily was It and spent moat of

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-C.D- two hours in the young ' ' (Haitians) who will oncl ing their vacation at their sum-

They are accompanied by their son-in-law and tilitdttcr. Mr. and

also of

The national library of Mexico

OTTAWA (CPI-The library t! by fire in

Rear on Sunday. Father Coffin is a young mission priest.

Mr. Jilas Jay. Halifax. N. 3.. spent a vacation here with his parents recently.

Mr. Alfred MacDonald and his sisters have arrived from Hamil- ton. 0nt., by car to vacation with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gus MacDonald.

Miss Agatha MacDonald has ar- rived from Montreal on her an- nual two-month vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William MacDonald.

Rev. Phalen Mclfenna. pastor of the two Roman Catholic churches here for it years, left on July 6 for Aiberton to take up gs duties as pastor of Sacred

cart Church there. along with the Western Hospital duties.

Mrs. Peter Scully. that grand old Indian lady at the Morell re- serve. has passed on after a lingering illness. The late Mrs.

her life here. Her funeral was held "on Thursday morning to the church of St. Lsurance. where was sung by Rev. Maurice Coffin. 0.M.l.. Ottawa. Father Coffin also conducted ser- vices st the grave. Prsctially every lndian and Indian woman on the Island attended the funeral as is their practice.

Mr. Eddie Daveaux has im proved the front of his property in a new style with ; long line of old car tires in diferent sizes placed in a long line. They are all painted in two colors. It's some- thing nsw in lawn fence and is attracting considerable attention from travellers. -N

Little Solids

The many friends here of Mrs. Mary D. Deans who arrived at her summer home here in Little sands on June 22 from Haiti. are happy to see her back lto her summer home. ”Dondaa". Little sands. On interviewing Mrs. Deans we heard some of the highlights of ht experiences since she left here lsst September. Here are her own words: "l went to Haiti last October with Hurricane Hazel. The sea voyage was a frightening experi- ence. After .eaching Port-au- Prince. the capital of Haiti. had to wait there several days because there was no transpor- tation north to my destination. as bridges and roads had been washed away by Hazel. Finally a government plane was released and several of us who had been stranded in Port-au-Prince pro- ceeded north to Cap Haitier.

"There I taught English daily in a Haitian Girls' Mission School. lalao had I class in Business English for many gov- ernment employaes. who wanted English conversation - American style. That class met Monday. Wednesday, Thursday from 545.30

! be glad to know she has return-

member of the R.C.A.F., is stat-

toned.

LAC. George MacDonald of the R.C.A.F. stationed at Greenwood.

N. s., was a recent guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Aeneas MacDonald.