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Montague, Souris, Kings County d;_'l‘he Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs. Aug. 23, 1962.

Aberdeen, Scotland. at the MP for Queens. shakes hands Scottish concert held at Eldon with world champion Highland at Selkirk Park yesterday. dancer John L. MacKenzie of l Hundreds were in attendance.

H E A T H MACQUARRTE,

Hundreds View Show?

At Eldon Wednesday

MONTAGUE BUREAUl Mr. Fraser stated that he ' OF THE GUARD[ANrwas well pleased with the pro- Several hundred

gram of the past summer school ; had an enrolment of over 50

of highland dancing and pipinggstudenis.

No Trace Found Of Missing Girl

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Notracehaeyetbeeofomd

18 days now. and die left the

home of Keith Ooilins. Mon-

tague on Aug. 6. with the in-

tenuoo ol hitch-hiking to hr Pain

had previously beenoworkingin Hamilton, On- tario and was visiting her par- ents in this province.

Inquiries are being wnducted in Ontario in an effort to locate

her.

The following is a detailed description of this g'lrl:Age 19, height 554", weight 100 pounds.

een sweater, black slacks with white stripes black running shoes and rarrving a large brown ha - bag and a small transistor radio in a brown leather case.

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spectators; gram and with the r e s u l t rbrldge, were present for the second pro-g of the summer school which I their

PISQUID

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jay with sons Merlin and Irwin were vis- itors in Charlottetown Monday.

Mrs. Harold Jay was a recent visitor in Charlottetown.

Mr. George Sauer and dau- ghters W e n d y and Marianne- were visitors in Charlottetown

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Wednesday.

Mrs. William Murphy with sons David and Freddie. Gor- ham. N.H.. were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Dover. Thursday. ,

Mrs. Earle MacDonald. Lorne ‘ Valley. was avisitor in Pisquid East Friday where she was guest of her sister. Mrs. Harold

r . Robert Leard were visitors in Charlottetown Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Mac- Neill and Miss Heather Mac- Neill left for their home in Cam- bridge. Mass.. Saturday after pending a two weeks holiday visiting relatives in this vicin-

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Birt. Winnipeg, Man., were recent visitors at the home of M r s. Wallace Birt. Pisquid East.

Miss Audrey Jay. Sherwood. spent the weekend with her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Jay.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. sons Harold. Edward and Kev- in and daughter Heather. Cam- M a s s., are spending holidays with Harold's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward . ay.

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held yesterday at Eldon‘s Lord Selkirk Park. ,

The program. with Heath Mcqu-arrie. MP for Queens. as master of ceremonies, featured James L. MacKenzie of Aber- deen, Scotland, world champion Scottish dancer, the Lovat Scots Pipe Band under Pipe Major George Fraser, Jr. and member of the Highland College of pip- ing and dancing held at North Rustico this summer.

Members of this group will re- present this province this fall at the CNE in Toronto.

Yesterday's program consisted of numbers al of which received a hearty hand clap from the mixed audience of re- sidents and tourists.

Fine weather, the skirt of the bagpipes and the flash of the kilt was a fitting windup to the summer school at Rusiico which performed daily for tourists.

The school was under the dir- ection of Mr. and Mrs. George Fraser, Sr. and included pupils from Montreal. Halifax, Bangor, Me. as well as P.E.I. Instruc- tors were engaged and paid by

GEORGETOWN -— K i n g a County Stipendiary Magistrates Court was held in Georgetown Wednesday with Magistrate Ja~ mes B. Johnston, QC, presiding.

Malcolm Payo Martell of Georgetown, represented by S. S. Hessian, QC, had a charge of breaking and entering Allen's Canteen in Georgetown to which he had previously pleaded not guilty, adjourned to Aug. 29.

Martell was also charged and pleaded guilty to doing damage to a lantern, the property of the department of transport to a va- lue of less than $50. The lan- tern had the glass broken by a bullet and was used as a range light at the Cardigan river ferry

the Hlghland (T011913 Of P1131118 wharf. The case was adjourned Ind d8YIClYIE- to Aug. 29. for sentence. Martell also was fined $20 and costs or 15 days for being in- toxicated in a public place.

CASE ADJOURNED John Thomas Creed of Stur- geon charged with assaulting Phyllis (Mrs. John) Creed had his case adjourned to Aug. 29. He is represented by Mr. Hessian, C

Mr. and Mrs. J. Brenton Rob- inson, Brockton. Mass., h ave been visiting friends and rela- tives including Mr. Robinson‘: brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Robinson, Breadalbane. Mr. Brenton Rob- inson was guest soloist at the Presbyterian Church, Sunday. Jul 22

Sidney Clair MacLosn of Mon- tague charged with impaired driving and represented by Mr. Hessian had his one further ad- journed to Sept. 28. Also ad- journed to Sept. 26. was a charge of impaired driving against Ed- ward Clow of Montague. He also was represented by Mr. sian.

Ellery Vernon Shaw of Bru- denell represented by Mr. Hes- sian and who is charged with

y . Mr. Wilbur Robinson recent- ly visited Mr. and Mrs. Lionel

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ramsden, Ottawa, have returned home after visiting relatives in Bread- albane and vicinity including

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Angus Gillis and Mrs.- Alex

MacDonald. . Mr. and Mrs. Waiter LePage, ggsgrlllgggegolhacg Jﬁinecllﬁfuzﬁf Mr. and Mrs. Albert Maclnnis journed to Aug 20.

and their daughters, Peggy and

Geo'town Man Faces lhree Court Charges

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A Souris man. charged with breaking and entering a Souris grocery, was committed Riverside Hospital for observa- tion until Sept. 19. following of the hearing of the evidence of Dr. A.. Kennedy of Georgetown.

A Cardigan man charged with breaking and entering a service . station in Cardigan was also committed to Riverside Hospital for observation until Sepi.. 19 following the evidence of Dr. Kennedy. 7

Raymond Duke Rattray of St. Peters. who at an earlier sitting of the court pleaded not guilty to having possession of liquor in a place other than his residence, had his case adjourn- ed to Aug. 29.

Two residents of Georgetown and one of Montague were each , fined $20 and costs for posses- sion of liquor in a place other, than their residence.

A resr nt of Launching was fined $20 for being intoxicated in a public lace.

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