W 10.. 1953

QC, .7?

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Lorne Valley and Vicinity ..'Mrs. Christine-M-acLeod. recent-

ly spent a few days in Charlotte- town. visiting relatives and friends.

Miss Emma Nicholson was a vis- itor to Montague on June 19 at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mac- Dougall.

Visitors to Lorne Valley on June 18 were Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mac- Leod. Central Royalty, and Mr. and Mrs. Grover MacKay. Btrathponn.

Mrs. Harry MacLeod and daugh- ters Joyce and Dawn. Salt Springs, N. S. were over-night visitors in Lorne Valley on June 16. As former

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Georgetown and O O I Vioinify Mrs. Lemuel Robertson of lower Montague was a recent visitor to Georgetown. where she spent the

days as the guest of relatives and friends.

Mr. N. W. Hanson was a busi- ness visitor week.

Mr. Charles Mellish of Union Road, Dominion Department of Agriculture potato inspector was a business visitor to Georgetown last. week. i

Mr. Fred McCullough. crew mem- ber of the car ferry M.V. Abegweit at Borden. was a recent visitor to

to Montague iasti

Charlottetown. was at visitor on June 1'! to her home in George- town. -

..'Miss Linda Lavandlar, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lav- andier, returned to her home in Georgetown several days ago. fol- lowing a visit to St. Mary's Road, where she was the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Charles McCar- ron.

Friends lnl Georgetown learned with deep regret of the sudden passing in Seaiord, Delaware, U.S. A., of Mrs. Jordan Weiiberg, the former June Stewart of George- town. Surviving relatives in Georgetown are her two brothers, Mr. A. H. Stewart and Mr. Have- lock Stewart, to whom sincere sym- pathy ls extended.

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involving an action for balance due ion clothing-undies, stockings and electricity accumulated on nylon.

for work done, evidence was taken the like - Irom their operating and magnetized delicala

and Judgment given for the plain- tiif. The court adjourned to the third Tuesday in September.

Miss Bernice Debory left June 15 for Charlottetown where she en- rolled as a. candidate in the Red Cross Swimming and Water Safety School. This year's course will cover swimming skills, water sai- ety. life-saving, methods of artilic. ial respiration. teaching methods, water-front organization and lust aid. Each day qualified instruct- ors headed by Mr. Paul Cudmore and Mr. John Mulially will cover practical work, give lectures and show special films. Closing day of the course is June 26, when candi- datesl who succeed in qualifying will receive crests and move out to various centers to conduct the an-

locku- rooms. It was found that static ments.

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resldenls of this district. their m h - G . . Regular June sitt 1 ti 1 " ' 1 I b i - . irkilany iiclenrds were pleastd to have 5 mm m BOIRWML King's County Court, gigst (Circulte, E12135 l15l?dl"l1.I?Ol:9g lkclsallssllfi i:rin.;5:Ce YOU; i300, can save money-if you

em V151 079. Mrs. Archibald MacDonald re- was held in the Court I-louse at their swimming ability. i r -

Th C D 1 turncdv recently to her home; in Georgetown with His Honor County -AC, buy blue coal at present Summer

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. 9 91”" 3.3” "mi"? 50 Plctou. ES-. following a visit with C011” Judie J. 5- DESRDCYWS PW -er -- -we -- -- - - prices. Use our blue coa1' SUMMER ciety piesented a three-act play. her 5on.ln.l&w and daughter, Mr, siding. Two cases were on the s'1'A'1'm xy1,().x'5 . ' "Eyes of Love" in home Valley and Mrs, Be;-nm-d Bamhnder, docket. The first case. an action! -. L FILL-UP PLAN. By taking CICIlVCI'y Hall on June 18 A large audience .L for goods mic; and delivered. was ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE Eng-

now, you save time, Worry and' money.

ellgoymthe play,-and the specialties Miss Adele Fitzgerald, who is adjourned to the sentember term land woiaiaiwx-o hospitals in this

be Well 3535 Which C0Ml5lr9d Of employed at H. H. Marshall's in of the court. In the second case Lancashlrg mum have mmncd Hy- 2 solos, step-dancing and tap- -- - dancing. The remainder of the even-

y ing was spent in dancing to music see Mrs. Daniel Shaw restored to

J by M13 MEX MHGDOUBHII. VIOII'.l good health again. and able to takel INSURANCE FUR YOU

land M155 Rebecca MacAusland, her usual place as Organist in) 1

guitar. Lorne Valley Church. where heri y 1

services were sorely missed during LIFE - FIRE - AUTO - (JASIIALTY

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Mrs. Sandra MacEaohern and her lllnegs, v i, children Kathryii and Bobby, Card- .... . F055 Silent the June 20 week-end Mr. and Mrs. Cuyler Dingwell' with the formers parents. Mr. and and family. Marie. accompanied by .

For pariictilars about becoming a member ilIl(I artici aim in C0-0 benefits contact: l and Mrs. Francis Maclntyre, Lornel p D g D

l Mrs Luci D3lmn.char1oltewwn. vauey. momma in Bedequo. Bar-, roux C0-OP STORE MANAGER

Mrs,Willlam Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd MacDonald

lives the guest of her brother-ln- cl d s ,'d, J 21

W and 5...... Mr. and Mrs. J.J. ..?.i.:"......”L”.;?.”..,..”i Z..”.?....:””.,,.. or ISLAND co-or ssiwicss - MAL 55'"

'C””'"5h”-" 0” Jim” 19- l'F1end!- - J 58 Fitzroy St., Charlottetown.

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y Mr. Murdock MacDonald was I ' :l'BC8Xit business visitor to Montague. y Mr. Wendell Maclrinls of Ohio. ;a(:oonipaiiied by Mrs. Christine . Machcod and Mr. George Maclnnls, 'Lorne Valley. recently motored to :Pllg'Wa5Il, N.S. to visit the latter's ;daiightci', Mrs. Lloyd MacNevin. lThey also visited at Amherst. N.S. .

- Her m.my friends are sorry to hear lhat Mis Marion Machuly entered the Kings County Memori- al Hospital for treatment on June 19. All join in wishing her a speedy

recovery. V

Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacLeod motored to Bristol on June 17 to attend the Blaxland - Flnlayson Wedding.

Mr. Samuel Nicholson of Toronto. Ontario, was a recent visitor to this vicinity. guest of his aunt. Mrs. Ed- ward Lowery and Mr. Lowery.

Mr. Richard Gauthier. Rustloo. was a recent visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs, James Callaghan.

Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Mccannell were visitors to Montague recently as guests of their son and daugh- ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. George Mcoannell.

Mr. and Mrs. Neil Mccannell and daughter, Lynn, Charlottetown. were recount visitors at the home of the farmer's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Mccannell.

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Miss Isabel Crane. Charlotte- town. spent the week-end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Crane.

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