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NElV YORK. July 24 -- (CF) - The chief of the Clan Maciean ar- rived ip New York. on his way to a clan gathering in Nova Scotia. uttering feuding word": about the Campbelis.
Sir Charles Hector Maclean said the Maclcan-Campbell feud which began in the mid-18th century has not ended.
"I'd think twice before I'd eni- pioy in Campbell on my estate.” he said. Maclean added. however. that he is a friend of the Duke of Argyll, leader of the Clan Camp- bell.
The 34-year--old Mat-lean. .1 re- tired major in the Scots Guards. lives in historic Duart Castle 0" the Isle of Mull. He is going to Washington. and is scheduled to fly to Sydney. N. 5.. Aug. 5. before the opening of the clan gathering August 9-14.
He arrived aboard the Queen Elizabeth. Among other passengers was Senator Salter Hayden. of Toronto. returning from a business trip in England and France.
Enlarging nn the Maclcan-Canilr hell feud, Sir Charles said the Campbeils about 1745 "took the wrong side. and fought against Scotland.” aligning themselves against Bonnie Prince Charlie.
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SDIIRIS REGATTA
The Committee in charge of the Regatta wishes to express its appreciation to all Who rontributed in any way to the success of the day. We are especially grateful to all our friends who contributed so gener- ously to our prize list.
J. Fl. BRENNAN. Chairman ' Regatta Committee l
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UGDENSBURG. N. Y. -- (CF) The fat cop and the big-bellied fireman will be seen here no more if Mayor Ralph J. Morissette has his way. Observing that "too many or our police and firemen have too much belly.' the mayor announced the start of a physical fitness program.
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AGENTS: MONTAGUE:
ea Georgetown: no Poet office:
..'l"I'l'l'I'JD I-'00'I'Wl'.'AB at the Montague lime Store.
Miss Peggy Beck. Montague. was A weekend visitor to St. Peters. guest of Dr. M. N. Beck and Mrs. Beck.
Miss Mary rE;E.in and Miss sue Hamphlll spent the week end at. their home in Georgetown.
Mr. charlie Stewart was a week- end visitor at the home at his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Heath Stewart. Montague.
Mr. Sheldon Jay. staff of Ni! Canadian National Railways is re- lieving st. Tignish.
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Mr. Francis Murphy. at his
side, spent the weekend home in Montague.
Mr: Lovett Fraser, emplpyee of the Abegweit. spent: the wcfkend at his home in Montague.
Mr. Martin MacPherscn. Goose Bay. Labrador. is spending the summer months in Glen William at the home of his parents.
Miss Mary Craig of Toronto spent a few days in Mqninzutt visiting with her friend Miss Violet l-lutcheson.
MISS Isabel MacDonald and Mr. Angus MacDonald of Toronto, are spending a two weeks vacation at the home of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. John MacDonald. Valleyfield
Mr. John Coombs and Mrs. Flori ence MacKlnnon of New Glasgow. are spending a few days vrsltlng
relatives. Mrs. Michael Dalton and 'Mr. Joseph MacKinnon. Vernon River.
The Messrs Emmett and Mich- ael Ztiacxenna of Orville Cove, motored from Hamilton. Ontario, accompanied by Alvena Dunn- Victoria Cross. and Mary McRac of Orville Cove and her friend. Jeannie Zuick of Hamilton. ON- to spend a two weeks vacation. visiting friends and relal-IVES 011 the island.
and Vicinity
3135,. Pcgpyrbvalkrr is vacation- ing with relatives in Souris.
Mr. Michael Sigsworth of New- port. visiied Georgetown on Sat- Lirday.
Miss I"aisy Publicuvcr of itali- fa,x' is spending two week: as H16 guest of her parents. Mr- and Mrs. James Pubiicover.
Mr. and Mrs. Pius Fitzpatrick and daughter of De Gros Marsh visited relatives in Georgetown on Saturday.
Mr. Alec Arsenault, of Charlotte- town was a week-end visitor to Georgetown.
Cpl. Raymond Lavers of the Royal Canadian Air Force station- cd at Summerside was a week- end guest of his father. Mr. An- drew Lavers.
On Sunday, Mrs. Bridget Coho- hon and Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Conohon and family of Cardigan. visited Georgetown and were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Fitzgerald. The Georgetown-Lower Mon-
tague ferry "Montague II" and the Georgetown-Newport ferry "New- port" returned to their home port. on Friday from Pictou, N. S.', where they underwent their an- nual overhaul.
Mrs. J. Burton Scott of Ottawa. is the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Donovan of Pic- tou. N. S.. who are occup ing their summer home in Georget. wn.
Mr. Frank DeLory and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Martin left on Sun- day on return to Boston. Mass.. nftcr being the guests of Miss Frances DcLory for several weeks.
Miss Anna Mair, Superintendent of the Prince Edward Island Hos- pital, wns n week-end guest of re- latives in Burnt Point.
Miss Alice Comptnn of Boston. Mass. arrived in Georgetown on Saturday. where she will spend some time in her home on Rich- mond Street.
Miss Dorothy Cullen of Char- lottetown is vacationing with her sisters. Mrs. Richard Curley of Brudeneil and Mrs. F. J. DeLory of Georgetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Worth and Mr. M. Carter of . Charlottetown motored to Georgetown on Sat- urday, Mr. Worth is a retired Canadian National Railway locomo- tive engineer and had not visited Georgetown for thirty years.
Dr. and Mrs. A. Kennedy have as their guests. Mrs. Kennedy's mother. Mrs. Chisholm of An- tigonish and Miss Freda Perry also of Antlgonish. who will also visit in Summerside before re- turning to Nova Scotia.
Mir. Gloria Morrison left. -Int week on return to Montreal when she holds a position with the Bank of Canada. While here,MlIe Mor- rlson was the guest of her grand-
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Burke. Sr. sl Hi I
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Mr. Norman Nicholson, staff oi the Pioneer, Suminerslde. spent: a few days at his home in Montague.
Mr. Ronald MacDonald. B. C. A. F.. Srummerside spent the weekend with his family in Montague. .
Mr. at-"nest Carver. imperial Oil unveiling inspector. is vacationing at his home in Montague.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Stewart and son Donald of Montague, were vis- itors to Kensington on Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Currie, Charlottetown. were weekend vis- itors to Montague, guests of Mrs. J. W. carruthers.
..EAT'l'EN'llI0N MOTHERS Well-Baby Centre will be held in Town Building. Montague. on Fri- day. July 28 from 2-4 pm.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Leduc of Toronto are spending a three weeks vacation in Milltown. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bigin Macxlnnon.
Miss Mary Lannigan of Montreal is spending a two weeks vnaticn at Psnmure Island, guest of Mrs. James Lannigan.
Mr. Dan Murray had a.- his guests for a few days Mr. Norman Fielding and Mr. Harris Pipes oi” Sackville, N. B.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest. Ross. Ontario, are spending a two weeks vacation at Upper Montague, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Ross.
Mr. Martin Mclnnis and family of Boston, Mass , are spending the summer at Mr. Mclnnis' old residence in Kilmuir.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Adams. Worcester. Mass. are spending two weeks visiting Mr. Joseph G. Jenkins st.Greek River”
Mr. Harold Stewart. Montague. is at present attending summer school at Mt. Allison University, Sackviile, N. B.
Mr. John F. Moran and Miss Mary C. Moran of Bropkiine. who have been visiting friends in Newport. returned to their home Monday. "
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hewitt. Lower Montague. visited Keir Camp French River. where their daught- er. Betty is vacationing.
Miss Eleanor Lannan, Charlotte- town. was a weekend visitor to New Perth. guest of her aunt. Mrs Jerome Power.
Mr. Ed Farquharson of Kiimuir was a visitor to the Calgary Stampede. It. is understood that Mr. Farquharson will remain in the West. for some time.
Mr. Franklin Larkln. son oi Mr. and Mrs. James Larkin. Montague is visiting in Antigonish, guest of his grandmother. Mrs. Ada Pct- ers.
Motoring through Montague on a sight. seeing tour were Mr. and Mrs. I-llbbert Saunders of Mont- real. They were accompanied by Lewis C. Wright and Master Jackie Wright.
Visiting the island for a few days are Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Chap- man of Springhiil. N. 8. They are accompanied by their children on their tour of the Island which took them to Montague on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Coffin, Al- berton, and their two children Morley and Boyd, spent: the week- end at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Coffin.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Giliard Port: Stanley. Ontario, motored to Montague last week. and are the guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Martin.
Their many friends will he in- terested to learn that Dr. Arnold Lane and Mrs. Lane have moved to Edmonton. Dr. Lane has closed his practice in Cadomin. and will open his practice in Edmonton.
Mr and Mrs. T. M. Llevrellyn, and their son. Richard and daught- er Norma. Montague. motored to Keir camp. French River. on sun- day where they visited their daughter. Rena.
Mr. Maurice Duford, Ottawa, is spending his vacation at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Morrison. Arrnandaie. Mr. Duford was re- cently a visitor to Montague, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Mor- risen.
Miss Mary Meilish and sister-im law. Mrs. William Meilish. are spending I few days in New Perth, Izuests of Mr Sam MacPN-ieon. While in Montague they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MaoPhee.
Miss Adele Macrherson, Ottawa. is visiting in Montague for thno weeks. guest of her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MIcPhee She was accompdnied by Mr. Fred Martin. and two sisters. " t
and Helen Martin of Boston. Mus.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peta:-s. soutbport, and their two children. accompanied by Mr. William smith and Mrs. Lola Jenkins of Melville. were weekend visitors at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. coffin.
.-. ' Mr. and Mrs M. G. Buchan- an of Aliietcn. Mum. have arrived here on vacation. They are at pro- eent staying at their eumiser home in Inner Montague. dime arriv- ing they visited Mn. HUGIIIIIIIVI old home in nreedelbene after
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Hold loinl Auxiliary Jeeting
...tThe W. M. S. and the Ladies Aid of Trinity United Church. Montague, held I loin! MOON"! and were entertained at the home of Mrs. Archie Hume on Tuesday evening. both auxiliaries making their meetings as brief as possible. Mrs. Ethan Stewart, as devotional leader. gave a very interesting talk on the "Ark of the Cov- enant." A very lovely duet "Just. A Little Help From You" was sung by Mrs. Harry Maearegor and Miss Alva Brehaut. Mrs. Archie Hume and Mrs. Horace Fraser” gave the scripture readings and this service was closed by priyer. Plans were then made to assist the Lower Montague ladies in u W.M.S. Rally. which is to be held in their church in August. A let- ter acknoweldging the box nut for overseas relief was read. fen hospital and 16 sick calls were re- ported. Eleven cards and six treats sent to lick and shut-in friends were also reported.
The Ladies Aid then took over and after a lengthy discussion It was decided to have a supper. A committee was formed and they were advised to interview some of the absent membert and decide on a date. It was. reported that a new refrigerator had been instal- led in the meme. and the ice- box had been sold. It was also reported that the work on the
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THE ANNUAL GATHERING. OF THE OLANS OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
Under the auspices of the
Calodonian Club
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(Home of The Scots) Overlooking Beautiful Bonshaw and the Elliot River
WEDNESDAY, '
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Light lunch served on grounds GAMES START AT 8 P. .
Fim For All The Family .. See You At The Gathering ml.
W. H. BEATONI Chief
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bathroom had been completed. Bills for the refrigerator. and work and material used for the bathroom were presented, and were ordered to be paid. The meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction. A special treat of strawberry shortcake was enjoyed and a pleasant evening came to a close.
island Ilativeq Dies in Gloucester
.."llhe many relatives and friends of Miss Sara V. Campbell. Glou- cester. Massachusetts. in the east- ern part of the island will be saddened to learn of her death on
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Lanlgan, St. Mary's Rd.
Miss Anna Mae Landrigan, Bos-
ton, Mass, is visiting her brother James Landrigan, St. Mary's Rd.
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Landrigan
and daughter Theresa and Connie of New York are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Landrigan, Sturgeon.
Mr. Nicholas Lanigsn St. Mary's
Rd. who has been a patient in the City Hospital has returned home.
The many friends of Mr. Percy
I-lickcn. Sturgeon are glad to see him out again after having been confined to his home for sometime with pneumonia.
The blanket which was lottorled by the Sturgeon Women's Insti- tute was won by Mr. Don Mills. Charlottetown.
Retail Trade Shows Increase
OTTAWA. July M-(CP)-Cam adian retail trade in May wsssix per cent greater in dollar volume than in May. 1949. the Bureau of Statistics reported today.
Fifteen out of 20 trades and all regions except flood-stricken Man- itoba reported gains. The May in- crease compared with I cumulat- ive increase of three per cent for
the first four months of this year and raised the cumulative gain for the five months ended May 31 1. four per cent over the 1949 period,
Appliance and radio dealers re- corded the largcst gains of the :20 trades. with a sales increase of )1 per cent each.
FEST NATIVE ADVOCATE '
CAPETOWN - (CP) - A it... live advocate appeared in a case in megletrate's court here recent. ly-the first time in the court's history. He was A. M. Ndlovn who graduated last. year at the University of Capetown.
May 9. at the age of 88 years.
She was the last of the thirteen children of the late John and Mary (McPhee) Campbell. of Lit- tle Harbour, Souris East.
Although she left her island
home for Gloucester in 1887. she carried on an extensive corre- spondence with her relatives and friends here. and made frequent visits to the Island. She resided in Gloucester with her brother. the late Capt. John Campbell. a leading skipper in the fishing fleet.
Miss Campbell was a machine stitcher in dress-making manu- fracturing. and later developed a business of her own in drapery and seat cover production. She was fond of music and played and taught the violin.
She had been active in the Scot- tish Clans, and was a member of the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters. a past officer of the Legion of Mary. is member of St. Ann's Catholic Women's Club. an honorary member of the Ladica' Auxiliary of the Master Mariners' Association. and a member of the Third Order of St. Francis.
Survivors include the following nephews and nieces: Albert S Campbell of Gloucester, John George Campbell. Denver, Color- ado, John Sutherland. British Columbia. A. J. Sutherland. Dor- chester. Mass., Miss Catherine V. Sutherland, Dedham. Mass.. (the Sutherlands formerly of St. Peter's Bay). John P. Smith. Gloucester. and Mrs. Susan Smith Cullivar. Readfleld, Me.
The evening before her funeral the rosary was recited at the Greely Funeral Home for the members of the Catholic Women's Club and Abraham Lincoln Court of the Foresters by Father Sulli- van of St. Ann's Church. and for the Third Order of SIS. Francis by Rev. Cornelius Kelly. O.F.M.. of St Francis Friary. Brookline.
There were many floral offerings and about 75 spiritual bouquets.
At 9 o'clock. May 11. a solemn high mass was celebrated at St. Ann's Church by the pastor. Rev. Maurice J. O'Brien. assisted by Rev. Joseph A. Sullivan as deacon and Father Terrance of the Order of St. John of God. Hammond Hall. as sub-deacon. soloists were Mrs. Wallace P. Smith. Mrs. Louis Pa. trlcan. Jr.. and Miss Lillian Moore. accompanied by Mrs. G. Homer Terr. organist. . Pail-bearers were the followiitg Giouceeterltes: Gabriel Gallant. Joseph E. Peters, (formerly of Rollo Bayl. Frank W. Stnckbridge. Edmund P. Fanning. Sylvester F. Whelan. and David F. Campbell. Father Sullivan said prayers at the graveside at Calvary Cemetery.
OLD HABIT, NEW WRAPPER
This is a reproduction of an interesting editorial which appeared recently. It pokes a few holes, with good-natured intent. in the current proneness of dentists to apply blanket indictment on sugar as the cause of"dental decay.
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ETURGEON NOTES
..' Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher. Fort Edwlrd. New York ec- compenied by ArthurKenny,Mexi- co, Maine have returned to their homes, after spending a two weeks holiday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Ferrell. sturgeon.
Mr. John Popplllon, Selem.Msas is visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Farrell St. Mary's ml.
Mr. and Mrs. George Shuitz and son George Jr. have arrived from Brighton. Mass and are visiting at
Mrs. Buchanan's brother Mr. J. D. Mackenzie of the O. N. R. staff.
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THERE OUGHT TO BE A LAW
By Fagoiy Er Shorten