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The Guardian. Thurs" Mar. 21. 1968. 9

Miss Vera Walker of Char- lottetown s p e n t the weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. waiter Walker.

Mr. and Mrs. William DeCoste and Misses Patricia and Cindy. Charlottetown. were re- cent guests at the home of Mr. " ant Mrs. Michael Burke Jr.

Mrs. John P. MacDonald has returned home after receiving treatment in the Charlottetown Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Victor and iamily. Charlottetown..were re- cent guests of Mr. Victor’s mo- ther. Mrs. Joseph Victor.

r. and Mrs. Charles Fraser oi Charlottetown were guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Lemme] MacCormack. .

Mr. and Mrs. Donnie MacLean of Charlottetown spent Sunday] with Mr. MacLean's parents.i Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Mac-i

an.

Seaman David Hartman. crew‘ member of H.M.C.S. Bonaven-L ture. spent the weekend with his i parents. Mr and Mrs. Edward; Easton. -

Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Hughes! and family of Summerside. were i weekend guests of Mrs. Hughes' 1 parents. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen‘ Landry. ‘

. r s . J.A.B MConmell of St. Sylvestre. Que. who was called to New Glasgow. N.S.. by the death of her mother. Mrs. John R. Stewart. accom- panied her mother's remains.- to the Province last week. where the funeral was held at George- town. on Friday.

Charles Fitzgerald and Joseph Martell. returned last week from Saint John. N.B.. where they joined the Royal Canadian Air Force and will leave for basic training later in the month.

Mrs. Ida Wood is a patient in.» the Kings County Memorial Hos- ; pits] in Montague. ‘

Walker left

Miss Mary Ann last week on a visit to New Glasgow. N.

Miss Doreen Llewellyn recent- ly underwent an appendectomy in the Kings County Memorial Hospital.

Mayor Dr. A. Kennedy who has been confined to his home due to illness is greatly improv-

ed. ,

Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Mac- Eschern and daughter Phyllis Joan. and Mrs. Hugh MacEach- ern of Cardross. were guests on Sunday at the home of Mr. J. F. Johnson.

Captain Bernard Batchilder of Dominion Government Dredge Pownal No. 2 at Charlottetown. spent the weekend at his home in George wn.

Charles Hansen ot‘ the stat! of the Unemployment Insurance Commission in Charlottet o w is spent the weekend with his par- enis. Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Han-

sen. Ronnie Babineau of Charlot- tetown. was a visitor to George- town over the weekend. where he was the guest of relatives

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John Whitehead has returned to Clinton after spending sever- al weeks with relatives in Pic- tou. Nova Scotia.

Don Taylor of Clinton is a pa- tient in Prince County Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gallant and two daughters. Sharon and Irene. oi Cascumpec. accom- panied by Miss Judy Matthews. Black Banlns. were recent visit- ors to Indian River, the guest of Mrs. Jean Hunter.

William Brander. Baltic. is making a good recovery at the home of his daughter Mrs. Eric Sudsbury and Mr. Sudsbury oi Kenaington.

Mrs. Layton Couison. S e a View, spent the weekend in Ken- sington with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hadley Paynter.

Miss Helen Murphy, Sea View, student at Prince oi Wales Col- lege, is a patient in the P.E.I. Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Murphy. Sea View. were motorists to Charlottetown Tuesda .

Princetown United Church met at the home of Mrs. G.W. Ram- say and Mrs. Wilton Ramsay oi Malpeque for their March meet- ing with 10 members present. The devotional period was con- ducted by Mrs. David Cousins and the program "The Word and the Way" was presented by

.Ger Lockhart. Plans were finalized tor a social eve- runs to be held in the Memorial room during the coming week. Thank offering envelopes were distnlm M8 were disposed. Devotional leader for April will be Mrs. Kenneth

Owen. Program leader, Mrs. Gerald Lockhart.

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