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..'Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Shaw paid a brief visit to Montaitue on April 18.

' Miss Katherine ltlacl-iachern and.wh"' C""d"' 7"" m"m" 6'

Master Bobby MarrEachern spent: a few days at Carriro.-is during that week. They were guests of their graiidlather. Mr. George Mat'l:Iavh- ern.

Mr. Charles Winston. Roseneath. Lorne Valley on April here they were HHNIS "I VP 3 Mrs. Murdock hlacllonald.

Mr. John llraitr. Iiazollirnuk. was a business visitor to this vic- inity on April Ill.

MacLenti and son; motored toj I3. While! ncl.

Dr. A. E. lnus. irti-x'iiiziri.iii.l Montague. vmteri lmiim VHIIQV 0" business on Werinrt-riay. L

On Tuesriay. April 12. Miss Rn-I Berta Shaw underwent a lttnxllec-I tnmy at the Kings t"nunt.V ll0'"' orial Hospital iler ntiiiiurmis Irientis arr pleased to hear oi iiur gpeedy convalescence.

Mr. Jackie MarLc-od. Ch.'irlntle- Iowa. spent the week-end of April 16. with relatives and friends in Lorne Valley.

Mrs. Angus Nicholson and Missi haball Crane left on April lit furl lavage Harbour. where they will be employed.

Mrs. Laura tviavqiteen has re- turned hnme Irum an eiiimrilile visit to Figg. vtliere she was thei guest of her brother-in-iau and siaa ter. Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Mac- laod.

Mina Pamela Hattnn has l'PIl1l'Ilr. ad home after spoiiriiiiv a flIt'i'lS:'lIll' vacation in Charlniti-tnuri whi-'t'e ghe was the guest of Miss Wanda Maclnnia at the home of Wnnria'ii'

areata. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Matti ania.

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Mr. and Mrs. Brut-9 ll.VPFF NW" Perth, motored tn Lniue l'.'ille)' nni April 17. While here thry were the guest: of Mrs. Mys-r'.-z parents. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Shaw.

Mr. and Mrs. Miirdnck MHl'I)tln-i aid were iziinsts of Iilr, and Mrs. Charles Macbeud. Roseneaili. on April 11,

Mrs. Sandra MacEachern, taaohv ar at Lorne Valley School. IDEM several days in Charlottetown dur- ing the week. While there she ate tended the annual Teauhera' Con- vention.

The sympathy of this community oes out to Mr. and Mrs. Charles radlay and family of st Teresa'- in the sudden passing of their son and brother. Mr. Frnnric nrarlleyl of Rumlorrl. Maine. at the eai'l.V age of 8ll'years.

am. Daniel aiuw went I tow days h Montague, during the week. She was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Vickerson.

Mr. Iarry Hughes. Cardigan. was a visitor at the home of Mr. and lies. Francis Maclntyra an Iundav.

Mra. Munro Nlar-Grnth. Mr. Heath MacGrath and Miss Jnnn MacGrath were motorists Ioi Georgetown on April 18.

3. Among thou attending the Liti- ; aral Convention at ('.artligan on tApr1l in were Everett Fisher. Denton Fislwr. William

Messrs.

.1'-I;-.d.-v.-..tv1'i21u..11:': Will Recall Hazardous

Experience To Mr. Howe

By J. C. GRAHAM Canadian Press C... CHRISTCHURCH. N1.

under repair and there were oil drums on it.

WHERE II AYRT

deal (CF)-

D. Howe reaches Christchurch next Tuesday he is due for a ahock. He will learn the inside story of a hazardous wartime landing and realize he was closer to death than

he imagined.

flow: is on a oodwlll mission to Australia and ew Zealand. J. S. O'Neil. navigator of a plane which took him from London to Prestwlrk. Scotland. during the war. plans to tell him the back- grouutl to the trip.

O'Neil has a high regard for Ilia Canadian minister. Here's why.

"On Oct. 22. 1943." he says. "I has nitii No. 24 squadron in Eng- lzind. l was given the emergency jot). with a French pilot. Lieut. Paul Perrier, of taking Mr. I-Iowa from London to Prestwick.

"When we arrived at Praatwick, a 40-knot wind was blowing. which meant we had to land upwind. Un-

”Eight miles away wait another airport beside the town of Ayr. Paul, who could not speak Eng- liah very well. kept saying he wanted to land 'Ei'e.'

"Neither I nor the control tower realized he meant Ayr, so they brought him in. He almost came down on top of an oil drum. I lifted him off at 20 feet and by this time he had become rather rattled.

"Paul kept shouting over the inter-com that there was no choice but 'Ere.I so we made a circuit and they brought him in for a croaawind landing. which was very difficult under the high wind con- dltiona.

”The mil raiiie down first We

IA.

aid and Merlin Maclntyre.

Mr. Lauren Maclieod and Mr. Ralph Nieluilaon were vieitorl M Montague an Iahmiay.

Mile: Joan Macdrath. Miss Mary; X B V X J 0 8 P Q I M inn rid Mia I bel

Crlatiie u?e"re .recent viditoran to C Q E E 3 H 7

Montaaua. V Q ” I '

Mr. Joe lmith, Miuvicw. was a husineu visitor in Lone Valley on April 1!.

AM, WORDY WAR-BYRON.

I M rerguson. Reuben McConnell. Rus- ' sell MeAulay, Wilbur MacDonald. and Francis Maclntyre.

ton Lorne Valley lchool receiving the Salk Vnct-ine were John MarGrath. Beryl ?Vlarl)nn-

Rsropi

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&ayaaulcrtmanp.6nnt 1.. lluitum. Noimlgls or 1 ' 7N'i't0Ry0IIVIJMttl -;

last pin talnalaat-ulnamlotruvtn Idatqetlngsinmttbolnueatyaa lain a-at-rt: to relieve that pain aiinoatiumtiyl

poor aacovuaa

PEAIODY. Mau.. (AP)-lune of the uamoo loot from the III danvarl armored car robbery waa recovered today. police reported.

A schoolboy hauled the many out of a pond while fishing. t

There was no immediate esti- mate of how much he found.

The money was taken irdni the armored car while the tliraavman crew was having coffee in a drug- store March 25. 1952.

bounced on to a wing and by the time we stopped had written on both wingtips, the tail. propellers and under:-art.

"It must be realized that Mr. Howe had been torpedoed in the Atlantic on the way to Canada and has spent more than two weeks in an open boat.

"He could have made a lot of trouble. but he atepped calmly from the remains of the plane, re- marked, llt was a r- good land- iiig'. and walked away. I thought he was a very tine fellow to take such an attitude in the circums

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lurtunaielv the upwind runway was Autos; 43 A mu” )3. Lucmy I. Native ' of ancient neaa t ' ' of Scotland Media l5.Rtvar gespanglel DOWN in . f th h . i . .'!tliss Stella Birt is spending 10-Shellirsdn tialcyeridinl) I8. her Easter holidays in Charlotte- lnlela Jsimpleton roadway town. guest of her aunt, Mrs. In 12. Arabic 4. Troop 19. Polish 4,1, GI! and Mr- Gm .. Lem: . (Baul:br.) " giver iiuniriia i-iiuuniz . , . . ; . x . p Mrs. Sammy Birt was a visitor curls” wm,nnq.,m '(oe,"ch uugug UHUIH In Charlottetown on April 11- win. folding C.ASnnsk'rit. :2. Dental """"V"t-"-' top school 4Ind.l cavities so. Havin

M. d M . in . . K H" Hsitrmaiin Corpaeheatitydnuil-:13" H. 53:10! 7.PDI);leSI&n 23.Cookin' ai.Sirnilar 14. guests of Mrs. .Iay'a parents. n mm Vessel 32tu”' Mr. and Mrs. Walter MacDonald. mgloduun I.Re:'erbe- awtab ggbaerva

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Mr. Gem. . I J", "I '1 oflength I. The three 29.Howleq 39. To the right!

itor in Char.lottetown on Ar'trl:l 14'. gdrnlgler-. H ;Vt;tae Men' :aa 41. Samarium t . e . a are cg (gym) I

Miss Bernire Mat-Donald spent IBEGWI" a few days during the week wit IIICIVIIMO sister. Mrs. Floyd Jay. - 10-.Conal.el-

,atlon ;

Miss Juanita Jay. student at P. Itaworlm ; W. C.. spent the week-and with ltlaahea her parents, Mr. and Mrs. l1d- worn 3 ward Jay. "hem I

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Miss Georgie Dover attended the 11. gin;-l':P

'I'elt'hEl'5' Convention in Charlotte-; ,,.ckmm' liown during the week. "I-h,mN

Mr. Guy Jay spent the April 16'. ,9 rgzzi week-end at the home of his par-l nlAt hon” i-nts. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Jay,. u-1.".

Mr. and Mrs. Walter MacDonald. ”- W" son Kenneth. and daughter. Ariana, bwlin” were Sunday guests or their dll.Iih- 0'. 1-ltmrv Ier. Mrs. Floyd Jay and Mr. Jay. :l0mP0ll-

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Mr. Mimi Jay was a visitor in ltahroad Lorne Vallev. Sunday at the home smile of Mr. l!IF.MPl. irt Leard. ao.Astateof

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Mr. Wallace Weolridga employed emf. by on the Government Dredge spent uiengmy the week-end at his home Ill Pil- u,Hu,.u fg' quid East. 93. Guld.

Mr. and Mrs. Molton ltodger- ' . M Wm mm b cmom" DAILY citwioquom-mm how to work it: mAp,.nu- AXYDLBAAXI

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