TEE “Ho-BO” with Gerald er Montague Regatta, ﬁtter Win- board motor boat class. There ning finst place in the 30 hp. Out- were six entries. .

’urge at the controls, coming Into the Judges.st at the Low-

ltand after a thrilling race, is the sleek craft photographed above Owned and raced by Major Bruce H. Yeo, Montague, the

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REGULAR DANCE, St. Peters Bay Hall Saturday night. Music by Art Cantwell, featuring Al Blanchard.

PERSONALS

\ Harry E. Monroe, administra-

tor, and Mrs. Mildred Bartet, I: superinte I of nurses at the Union Ho ital, Lynn, Mass, re- turned home atter attendim the funeral of the late {lorries Coll- ings of Montague.

Richard Lyon, Mass, returned home on Tuesday after attending the funeral of the late E James Oollings, Montague. He .s was accompanied by his uncle, " Jack Ceilings.

Mrs. (Dr.) J.R. Day, (nee Oa- therine Comings, Pentiotion, B.C.) returned home on Wednesday, af- ter attending the funeral of'her late lather, James

OLD MONSTERS

I Fossils of mastodons, prehis-

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RETURNING to the Judges‘boat is a Zephyr 7M 213 Speed-

liner, equipped with a mercury

mark 40 Quicksilver unlit Dr.

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New Potatoes At Georgetown

Editoriale and in press dis- patches for some time readers have been deluged with com- ments and stories Concerning King Potato: ' that product of our province so important to our economy.

They are mainly concerned with the 1957 crop and its dis-

The story out of Georgetown is not ’of‘the old potato but'the new, which was ofﬁcially usher- ed in on the very early date of July 9th when: if you are a Georgetonian you have probably guessed the first dinner of this delicacy, 1958 model, was enjoy- edartby Mr. and Mrs. A.H. Ste- w

has in the past set many records in the field of gardening but the July 9th date for new potatoes, is one that is unlikly to beequal-I led on this “Spud” Island.

Left Estate Of Eight Million

-‘NEWPOIRT, RJ. (ALP). —- Rail- road magnate Robert R. Young left an estate of $8,367,237, accord- ing to his inventory tiled in New- port probate court Thursday.

Young ,shot himself at his

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Descendants Of ?Brudenell Pioneers Hold Gathering- ‘

The annual gathering of the descendants of the Brudenell pioneers was held, yesterday af- ternoon at the historic site on Brudenell Island.

A very large crowd at young and old were in attendance at the 155th anniversary of the land- ing of these hardy Scotch settl- ers.

Rev. C.W. Paterson very cap- anbly addressed the gathering, congratulating them as outstand— ing pioneers and good citizens, he also dedicated a prayer. other speakers were Maurice Chater . of Lausanue, Switzemliand, who is a nephew of EB. MacLaren, who also briefly addressed the au- dience. Dr. Dloyd. Shaw of Char- lottetown also spoke brieﬂy.

A wreath in memory of the pioneers was laid at the monu- ment by Mrs. Wm.‘ Dewar. Following the service on the 15. land, the annual meeting was held with all committees being rte-elected and the officers to be appointed at a later date.

A program of highland music and dancing was thoroughly en- joyed. Those taking part were: Bruce MacLa'ren the clam piper; Wm. Bears; and Hugh MacPher- son. Miss Gwecnn Clark, Monta- gue and Miss ~Verna Stewart, Plctou, N.S., thrilled the gather- jug with scottish dances. Miss Stewart also did an irish jigg. At the conclusion of the pro- gram a picnic lunch was thoroughly enjoyed.

PISOUID EAST

Mr. George Jay was a Visitor in Lorne Valley Tuesday. the guest of his son-in-law and daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Mac- Donald.

A number from this vicinity at- tended the I‘ceacream Social in the Mount Stewart United Cinch grounds Wednesday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Reg. MacNeviu, Charlottetown, are spending their holidays with Mrs. MaoNevin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Jay.

Mus. Arthur Hughes and dau- ghter Margaret, spent a couple of days during the week with Mrs. Hughes’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kelly.

Miss Linda Leard, Moneton, N. B., and Miss Sally Leard, Ed- 1 onion, Alberta and formerly of

‘Mrs. Floyd Jay.

Plaquld East are in Calgary A!- berta, attending the Calgary Stampede.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth MacDonJ ald and son Leslie, York and Mr. and Mrs. Blair Bruce, Char- lottetown, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jay Saturday evening.

Miss Laura Hughes and Master Robert Hughes, Bedford, spent Friday and Saturday with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kelly.

Mr. and Mms. Hessell Corney and son. George were Sunday vis- itors at the home of Mr. and BA

ANCIENT COLLEGE

The university of Bologna in Italy granted its first degree of doctor of laws in the 12th cen- tury.

miniature bride and groom, completed the table decorations. The toast to the bride and groom oi fifty years was pro- posed by Fred Martin and re- sponded to by the groom. The lamily presented their parents with a televison set. Many telegrams, cards, letters and ﬂowers were received from friends at home and abroad. On Sunday. June 29th, ,Mr. and Mrs Martin were at home to their many ﬁriends. Delicious retreshments were served dur- ing the course of the afternoon and evening, and a milestone in the lives of a highly esteemed couple, was recorded in" the Book of Memory. ‘

Hold Funeral - At Montague

The funeral of the late James Ceilings Montague, was held on Saturday morning, July 12th, from his late residence to St. -‘ Mary’s Catholic, Church where requiem High Mass was celebrat- ed by Rev. J.W. McC-ardle who also conducted the service at the grave.

Ball bearers were, John Ho- gan, Joseph ba-nigan, Riley, Leo Comings, Daniel Camp- bell and TM. Ilewellyu. lintepment too place in the church cemetery. ‘

The choir was under the dir- ection of Mr. Albert Blanchard who was assisted by Rev. Fr.

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CARD 0F THANKS

The family of the late‘James Colliugs, Montague, wish to thank Rev. J. W. McCardle and all their friends and neighbors who helped so much in- their sudden and sad bereavement. Also to all those who sent mass cards, spiritual bouquets, ﬂowers and cards of sympathy.

COuple Mark ‘ Golden Wedding

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considerable difﬁculty when he drewUptohimondIeinside when rounding a turn but was unable to take the lead.

chairman of the York Cen- tral rail-road.

‘At’ the time. of Young’s de'ath, Allan‘P. Kirby, Young's closest ass "ate, said the ﬂailure of stock to ri to his expectations “just broke his heart.” Kirby said Young Lexpected central stock to go up to $100 a share. It went

New Perth, were guests ‘ of honor at a dinner given by their family at the Charlottetown Hotel on Saturday evening, June 29th. on the occasion of their golden Wedding anniversary.

Seated at the table with the guests of honor were their two sons and six daughters with their respective wives and husbands, eleven grandchildren, Mrs. Wil- liam Garrick, sister of Mr. Mar- tin, and Mrs_ Lorne Stewart.

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