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KENSINGTON. MaoNuu, t accompanied by Mrs. G.W. Ram- say of Malpeque. and Mus. Ken, neth MacLeod of Lot 19, leﬁt by, motorfor John, N.B. on Wednesday. ' '

Sincerest. sympathy is extended to the llamin of the late John Mc- Gilvairy of Baltic, whose death oc- curred in the Prime County Hos- pital on Saturday, September- 131111 following three weeks illness. >

The Funeral of the late John Mc Gilvary was held 11 Tuesday altemoon tram the residence to Princetowm United Church,‘ Mal- peque, with services con- ducted by Eric Grant. Mal-

peque, and Rev. Alexander Mc-

Kaly of Kensington. The pail beau-ens were: Messrs. Roy Eas- ter, Keir Orafer, Marshal Delan- ey, John Riley, William Brand- er, and Neil McLeod. Interment was in the peoples odmebery, Mlaipeque.

who... “WSW” mm ‘ Margaret Masher, Belle River“ and Miss Anna Riley, Flat River, were motorists to Baltic and Malpeque on September 16th. '

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Mr. Eric Grant, Mampeq motored to Sackville, N.B., wire: he W11] resume Studies at ML

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Dr. Morris dork. Mms. Clark [and family of Kensihgton, are Spending '8 pleaSasnt in Toronto. / ‘ .

Rev. L.M. and Mrs. Mummy, Kensington are spending some' time in Toronto. ,

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Ram- say, Hamilton, have returned home from a pleasant week-end,

Chatter has returned spent in Fiction and Tram, N.S. to Charlottetown alter spending a pleasant weekend at her home in Baltic. ,

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Halifax, NS. spent ‘a most enjoy- able week-end in Baltic, the guest , of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cousins.

On Monday evening the Baltic Women’s Institute entertained a large number of guests at a chicken and ham supper, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Everett. Well]. A good sum was for the W.I. funds.

What might have resulted in a much more serious accident ocurred on Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Keir Mc- Kay, Sea View, when their mine year old son Austin had his hand caught while helping ﬁx a fence. He was immediately taken to iihe Prmce County Hospital where he had it dressed and is now rest~ mg comfortably. His many friends hope he will soon be able to resume his studies in school.

Mrs. Jack Champion and Mrs. Harold Bryenton of Summerside were recent visitors of Hamilton

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ENTRY BARRED . AUCKLAND, N.Z. (Reu-ters)-—-I Six baby tortoises from Northi America were seized from a pas- senger when the liner Oronsay arrived here. Their entry is pro- hibited under livestock regula- ions.

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