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JULY 5. 1949

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I. BRENTON ST. JOHN. Liberal Candidate.

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Georgetown and Vicinity

Miss Virginia Grant, student at Notre Dame Academy, is vacation- lng at. her home in Georgetown.

Mr. Joachim Sullivan of Cardi- gan is visiting his niece. Mrs. Stephen Scully of Burnt- Point.

Mr. and Mrs. Melburn Ross of Charlottetown on Friday visited in Georgetown at Mr. Rosss former hcirne. .

MI. and Mrs. William Murphy were visitors to Sourls on Friday. where they urere the guests of relo- tives.

Miss Eileen Helen MacConnell, Notre Dame student, has arrived home and is holidaying with her parents. Mr. and Mis. J. A. B. MacConnell.

Carl Solomon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Solomlrl. had the misfortune a few days ago of break- ing his leg while playing.

Mr and Mrs. Alan Jenkins, ac- companied by Mrs. John Sterling of Summerside, were holiday guests of Mrs. Florence Jenkins.

L AC. Frank MacPhee left Fri- day on return to Toronto following a leave spent. visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MsoPhee.

On Thursday evening a number of our young people attended. the Montague Memorial Schools Grade XI graduation dance and spent an enjoyable; evening.

lVLrs. Carl Cameron snd family of Halifax, N. 5., are vacationing in Georgetown, where they are the guests of Mrs. Cameron's mother, lVLrs. L. H. Douglas.

Mrs. Mamie Scully is visiting in Burnt Point, the guest of lvlr. and Mrs. Stephen Scully. Also visiting Mr. and Mrs. scully is Miss Annie Scully of Boston. Mass.

Mrs. Jesse Prime and party of Winthrop, Msss., are spending their annual vacation at the Light.- izer Cabins at Morrison's Beach on the beautiful Cardigan River.

Rev. m. .1. s. Bonriell, Mrs. Bonnell and their daughters. Miss Margaret and Miss Elizabeth of New York City are enjoying their holiday; at. their beautiful summer home, "The Highlands."

Cpl, W. S. Levers of the R. O. M. P. at Moncton, N.B., and ll/Lrs. Lavers were holiday visitors to Georgetown on Friday and Satur- day. where they were the guests of Mr. and. Mrs. J. W. Levers.

Attractive signs were placed a few days ago at. various points about. the town, indicating the spec-d li-mlt. the directions to the pit. prop storage yard and other points in the town.

Captain A. A. MacDonald, for- mer Gcorgetoriian, who for the past number of years has been re- , siding in the City. recently spent a few days visiting in Georgetown, , where he was the guest of his son, ' Captain Cyrme MacDonald.

Mr. J. A. B. MacConnell is having his home on Richmond Street, painted. Many residents are improving the appearance of their properties by having them painted, among those being Mr. Hurry Fraser and Mr. Rupert l Wight.

Repair wort: was started on Tues- lday on the Georgetown Railway | wharf. The expected early arrival M»! ocean ireighters to load pit.

props for Great Britain will re- lquire that. the east. side of the [ivharfs planking and mooring fa- cilltles are in good repair. It. is also understood that some work

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will be done on the west side in preparation for the fall shipping season. Mr. Angus Maobean is foreman in charge.

Workman were engaged during the week in dismantling the flu¢s of St. David's United Church, prior to the erection of new ones. It is also understood that in the nest‘ future considerable exterior repairs 0n the Church will be ocmmenced.

Rev. and Mrs. E. R. MacVlcsr and two children of Pownal were recent. guests of Mrs. Macvlcnrb parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Stewart. Rev. and Mrs. MacVicar leave in a few weeks for Port. Elgin. N.B., where Rev. Mr. MacVlcsr ‘has accepted a call to the United Church.

Officer Cadet, Maurice DcLcl-y of the Royal Canadian Navy, who at present is stationed at. H. M. C. S. Stadamna in Halifax. spent. the holiday week-end visiting his par- ents, Mr. and ‘Mrs. F. J. DeLory. Maurice was stationed on the l-l. M. C. S. Magnificent prior to her grounding off the Nova Scotla oosst.

The 1948-49 school teim for Georgetoum High School came to a successful termination when the armual closing exercises were held in the Town Hall on the afternoon of Friday, June 24th, before a ca- pacity attendance of parents and citizens. Chairman of the Board of Trustees. Mr. A. H. Stewart. presided, and Dr. L. W. Shaw, Provincial Director of Education. was in attendance. The prizes and diplomas were presented by Mrs. Helen Condon. who was assisted by Miss Rita Wight, school prin- cipal. The hall was tastefully dec- orated for the occasion with a pro- fusion of the season's flowers and the efficient and capable manner in which the afternoon's proceed- ings were handled showed that much time and work had been put forth by the Principal and her staff of teachers. The pupils presented a pleasing entertainment Lo those assembled and were assisted by Miss Genevieve Soloman as piano accompa t. Miss Jean MacDon- riell was s Valedictorian and the year's honor of winning the Gov- ernor Generals proficiency prize for Grade X went; to Miss Ann MacDonald. Before the proceed- Inga were brought to a close with the singing o! the National An- them, Dr. Shaw spoke on riiattei-s of education and several citizens gave brief remarks. This column extends best wishes for an enjoy- able vacation to teachers and pu- pils, following s. successful scholas- tis year.

Mcilunalii - Murphy Wedding at Vernon

5t. Joachim‘: Church, Vernon River June 15 at. 7.80 ‘was the scene of a pretty wedding when Joan Marie. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Murphy, Vernon, and James Charles, son of Mr, and Mrs. Leo MacDonald, Orwell. were united in marriage.

Rev. Fr. Urban Gillie officiated at both marriage and nuptial Mass-The church organist, Mrs. Meyers, rendered the bridal chorus as the bride entered the church on the uni of he!‘ father by whom she was given in marriage.

The bride was charming in a gown of white slipper satin with seed pearl trim and finger tip veil, which fell from s. tiara of seed Pearl. She carried a. nose gay oi’ bettertime roses and bsbybreath. Her only ornament was a cross lﬂd chlln. s gift of tho groom. The bridesmaid, hei- sister M15; Jean Murphy, wore a floor length 80W" 0! Queens blue taffeta; shoulder veil and headdress of flowers in matching color. she canted s nosegsy of pink ear-m. tions and snspdrsgon. Bennett Macfssac, cousin of the groom was best man. Joseph Mcfnnis and Albert MacDonald acted is ushers The nuptial music was by the church organist and girls’ choir. A wedding breakfast wan served 3Q the home of the bride's parents to intimate friends and rglgﬂong, Mr. W.W. Murphy proposed, g toast to the bride, to which the Broom replied. During the after- noon Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald nio- torad throush the provinces, ro- turnlng in the evening to the home 0! m9 Irwmﬂs parents where s. re- CBPUOII W" Riven to one hundred and fifty guests. Mrs. Murphy chose for her daughter's wedding s grey and black ensemble with corllge of pink csrnations. ,-

Mrs. MacDonald, the [Mom's mother, chose navy with s cox-sage of pink carnations.

The groom's gift ‘to the brides- maid was a gold compact. and the gi-ooinsman a ball-point pen.

All 10in in wisiiint Mruand Mrs. MacDonald much happiness ln their new homo in Orwell where ‘he Broom is a prosperous young farmer.

Prior to lier marriage tho and, was tendered a miscellaneous m0"! b! hvr school friends of Vernon.

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Ono of the but 17117.‘ bmm‘: games of the current. 191°" Mum played on the Georgetown h 0nd on Wednesday "will" ‘" ’“ the mesw-in-mmused 1W1 "l" clearly demonstrated their luPﬂ" lorlty in all “Pliimw” “bu” l-rne’ u; win over St. Peters“: l 15-3 score. in a ‘i-innlngs fiX 9- Brilliant. pitching by Job“? Dicks, the locals‘ number to‘: hurlor, was s feature of an 9mm less contort. Pickinl up t "at the in the first inning. they P“ b game on ice with a seven-gun ou a break in the third. and add "B, ‘la in each of the fourth an“! 5:11;“). with a three run rally ml c“! ee- The loser! Dlﬂkld "P mu‘ r‘ “m; in single run endeavours n the fourth. fifth and seventh in- nings.

The locals wit"? ‘"71" dug; time they 11°11'91"" “d “g9 P? ‘__ have their 21¢ P“ ‘he 19 m e mediate "n" title. which WY c me within an ace of tskinl 1*" Jigs... when they i051 s sudden- death game to Wellington at. the Memorial Grounds in Char

tovlyfgpm, m, m; game we! James MacCannel Sr.. with the hasejudz- es being C. MncSwain and Ivlﬂ Stewart.

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BOX ECO“! Georgetown AB B. ll lg B. Burke. ¢- 5 2 3 s. Murphy. 2b - 5 3 4 g A. MacSwain. 3b 5 3 3 o H. Stevens, ss. . 4 1 3 0 J. Dicks, p. 4 1 z 0 s. MscNeiil, cf. 4 1 1 O A. MacPhee. 1b 4 1 z 0 B. DeLory, rf. . 4 3 3 A. Landry. U- - ‘ a a o

Totals ...................... .39 l5 21 0 St. Peters AB B. H E Vic MacKinnon. 8 5 0 3 g n. Maclnnis, 1f. 5 ° 1 0 J. cum, 2b 8 1 3 o a. Griffin. v - 3 ° 1 0 s. O‘Hanl¢)'- 1b * ° ° 0 M. Mahsr. rf. 3 0 o B. Ledwell. 3b - 3 1 1 g F. Jay, cf. 3 9 o o M. MacMillan. - 8 1 1

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The June meeting o! Stanhoiw W. l. met at the homo of Mrs. Bruce Ellis. Meeting opened with "Collect". Roll call was answered by fourteen members. Commit- tees gave their reports. New sick committee, Mrs. Reggie Ross and Mrs. Ray Carr.

Correspondence wss read and discussed. It was moved that ice- creiim be purchased for school picnic.

Mrs. Reggie Ross and Mrs. "Lewis Kielly were appointed del- egates to annusl convention.

Two interesting contests were put on by Mrs. Joseph Roblson and Mrs. Harry Lawson.

Next meeting to be held It the home oi Mrs. Ray Curr; r011 "11 "What's Your Beef?"

Meeting closed with the Na- tional Anthem. Ice-ci-esm and cake was served by the hostess.

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POTATO PLAN FAILS

THUR/O, England — (OP) — In some Cornish districts a scheme by which new potatoes, delivered by farmers to the rallhead. l" bought by the food ministry, prov- ed s. failure. Farmers could not. get enough sacks for their large crops and British railways cannot hen-

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