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The Guardian,

ﬂux-5.. May 2, 1963- 7__

BALTIC

Mrs, Charles McKenzie has eturned to her home In al-1 eqlle after spending the past eelu In Prlnce County , suffering from burrns.

evt-n W isspitai, Mrs. Teresa Mathews. BRILIC“ C‘spt‘lldlllg a pleasant holidayi1 rim her daughter. Mrs. Charles Ankm and Mr. Aitken of For. llll’.

3;... Neil Simpson ot namile .m, is making a good‘recovery ‘ (liltHllIlL’. an operation in Prince ‘ a ;.l\' Hospital. .

\L. and Airs. William 5.. 511m“ Summerside were mo-; Umls to . Mrs. Bruce Crozier. oil by plane for ’ spz‘lld holidays Wllh her sister, 11-5, David Finlayson and tam- ly, and also to VLSIL Mr. and Mrs, J. Winston Mayne and. family of Ottawa. Mrs. Beujamm Burns of Ken- ‘ yngton is recovering from an: [tack of " ”. _ . al-‘rauk Bernard oi Baltic has; been confined to his home. for. the past week wtth “flu. He} 3 aken by ambulance out County l .llrs Roy \Voodside. Summer 1 sltlt‘ East is visiting IIE‘tI‘ son and doughtorln-law Mr. and Mr: George Woodside. Saint

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Saturday to Prince Hospito‘. Summersid'e.

John. .\.B. I Sheldon Adams of Kenmg. ton in a patient in Prince County Hospital.

MIN. Caseley Adams of Sea View is a patient in Prince

15 ri~iting in Kensingtoin the guest of his daughter. Mrs. Gordon Day and Mr. Day. Master John Dalton, Sum. is spending holidays aunt Mrs. Wilton and Mr. Ramsay of

Mrs. Archibald MacDonald accompanim by her daughter Miss Gladys MacDonald of Baltic who have been visiting for the winter months with

\‘Isllll‘t: in Damnley, turning to their home in Baltic. Boyd. Donald. Kensington. is visiting Wth his sister. Mrs. Clair McLeod of Long River

. Ralph Johnston spent the Easter holi~ days in Ca Breton . John Macintosh left by carg m \i'onday to visit his parents: in Cape Breton.

Russell Craig. Charlottetown. spent a few days at his me in Illalpeque.

Mrs. Clark Baker and Mrs. Doualas McM‘urdo of North Bcdcnnn were motorists to Ken- smztnn recently.

Miss Anne Tuplin of Mont- real arrived home during the illness of her father. the late Fred Tuplin of Indian River.

Elwin Mountain, Summa‘stlde. was a mum in Baltic recent-

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Mr. Carl Hunter of Indian River was a recent visitor to Toronto and Hamilton. Ontario.

Mrs. Harry Wall and daugh- ter, Cathy. of Indian River spent the Easter holidays Saint John, N.B.. the guest M1 “"5. Walls father. Eugenel Frcnc . 3 Mrs. Leigh Ramsay. Monoton. 1 VB. is visiting her parents‘ Mr and MIPS. Everett Wall. \Irs William Branden Baltic. I had the misfortune of falling: yand breakinq a bone in her hand. Mrs. Branider has return- ed to the home of her (laugh- ter. Mrs. Kenneth Pidﬂ‘eon. af- ter being a patient In Prince “County Hospital where she had

a cost pill on.

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KINGSBORO

Lowell Murphy returned re- cently by plane to Oshawa. On- tario after spending some time With his parents. Mr. and Mars, Percy Murphy. Elmira.

Miss Sandra MacGregor. East Baltic. teacher in the Regional High School

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J amcs MacVean. Red Point has been a patient in the Souris Emma! where he received treat-

Vd Mrs. Brendon Bell tam-1y, Charlottetown spent a' few days with the latter‘s SISLOI‘S Mrs. Norman Bru

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‘ 5. Ed r Dennis and family. Charlottetown visit- ed recently ennis' motherdhlgqs. Fred Robertson and

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King-(mm- s rnett Robertson. I Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Llewel- yn. Charlottetown spent a re- the latter‘s Mn. Major

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