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law. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vuozlo. Montague. ior a few days last week

Mrs. Winniired Bell, Montague, is visiting in St. John, N. 3.. guest oi her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. S. Whitehead.

Miss Mildred Curtis, Charlotte. town,_was a visitor to Montague this week, guest oi Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Campbell. .

Mr. Joseph Noonan, principal oi Montague High School, was a. re- cent business visitor to Tryon, ’ Summerside and Charlottetown.

Mrs. '1‘. R. Jackson. Lower Mont-

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Mr. Paul llbx, who has been , spending the past three weeks on a. business trip to the U. B. A.. ‘ has returned to his summer home in Lower Montague.

Mrs. R. A. Poole, Lower Mont.

ague, was a recent visitor to Char- llottetown visiting relatives and ‘friends. Mr. Sheldon Jay. employee oi the] ciiiiaalim National Railway, Mont-i Miss Marlzaret Poole. student o! "um w” . weebend visitor u, the nurses training school at tile his home in Mount Stewart. P1111" Edwﬂrd lﬁlllld Homitsl. _ spent the week-end at the home ML ohm” M,c1,e11,n_ charloggbf of her parents in Lower Montague. town. is at present engaged inl painting the store oi Stewart andl Beck. Montague.

Miss Lillian Myers. employee of the Blue Dome Restaurant, is ibendinx two weeks at the home m“ 3,1", gum, Montm’ g, oi ho:- parents in Arlnandale. spending her vacation at the homel y‘ of her parents, Dr. T. V. Grontg NE “AVE 0N BAND a lim- MR, and Mrs. Grant. Montague. l “Pd ‘lullmlll’ °l Zﬁiecllon Ovﬂllﬂhlilt | spring tooth barrows at 194B prices; Mn md M“ my Kennedy; ‘mil also limited number oi No. 4 and 5 daughter Mar-gt Ann, Charlottetown, “mu” "Yemen N°- 11 fﬂlllllltl‘ we" ma“ ‘his mek o‘. Mm and grain drills; and No 12 tooth Kﬂmedy.‘ mother’ Mm Minnie CllltlV8t0fS,B€X'§L'i1&lln'8, Montague. MacDonald, Montague.

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_..acovm:y comer - At u... King's County Magistrate's Court in Montague one man was charged under the fishing regulations ior P. E. I. oi retaining trout less than six inches in his possession. He was iined and total cots amounted to $12.10. or one month in jail. There were also four cases where men were fined amounts totalling $20.00 for fishing without license. Two iines were also given under the Highway Traiilc Act, one ior lack of license, and the other for not having the vehicle registered. Mr. Lemuel Robertson, Liberal The fines totalled $13.00 or twenty enumerator oi the Lower Mont- dlﬂ- . ague district, has practically com- ' pleted the enumeration for the ..' ACME REBEKAII LODGE district. which upon completion will MEETS —- A special meeting oi the be posted for the required time. Acme Rebekah Lodge No. 67. Mont- ague, was hold on Monday evening. The Vloe Grand. Mrs. Hazel Hooley. presided. The Rebekah de- groc was conferred on four candl- dates — Spencer Llewellyn. Sheldon Jay, Harry l-iigginbotham. and Athol Robertson. At the close oi the meeting a social hour featuring ce/gds was enjoyed and lunch was served by a committee of the ladies. The Degree Staff included Mrs. GBOTEie Hume (Degree Master), Mrs. Marion MacDonald. Mrs. Ruth Eraser. Mrs. Ruth MacLeod, Mrs.

Mr. Millred Hubley, president of Shipbuliders Union oi’ Haliiax, N. S.. was recently a guest oi River View tourist home, Lower Mont- ague.

Mr. Cameron Reid of Murray Harbour North. organizer oi the Progressive Conservative Associ- ation ior Southern King's. has been very active this past week re-l organizing the different polls prior to the June election.

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ENTERTAINMENT lldir. and Mrs. Byron Stewart. I Montague, had as their guests over the week-end the letters nieces. Miss Edith Giliis, and Mrs. Gor- don Thompson. and Mr. Walter Murphy, all ot Halifax.

."'» __ , n. -- _ . 38H]?! IN PORT —- During the past week two more Newfoundland ships arrived in port at Montague to take on produce for Newfound- land ports. The "Garland 'I‘rader" loaded produce for Goth Bay while E151 w '

ll" "Illvaslml" Whlcl‘ 1°“ °ll Vicisersozt,tﬁrvdfrglatillillllewértzlgds TllllfﬁiliY “lilmmn "W? °ll F Mrs. Florence Stewart. Miss Sue cargo for Placenta Bay ports. The! Hemphm, M“! Adah Mnaregor ship is under the command oi Mm Irma Maclmrerh M,” M“); Captain Freeman Slade. and is Hemphm’ M.“ Them“ Lnur out oi Harbour Buffet. Nild. This M“ Helen Beck’ and M” van’ makes the third Newfoundland‘ Macnonam ' vessel within this short period,l

and it is quite apparent that a _ considerable trade will eventually (Qp) _ Two ,;..,,f,’,“,§",§§‘{ xrw be built up between the two island. year-old girl were rescued l“; provinces. Captain Slade indicated nigh; from me "awn", 9:1" that several other ships were also DNPBTUI! l0 Wm? i0 Illlﬂd Pﬁfl-illilelee Island in Lake Die oil this for 1510611". Ind lllll he also eX-‘rommunity 25 miles southeast of pected to make several trips b6for€|'w‘lndpqr_ Mm gamma 5mm o; this iall. Great possibilities IioIPe-lee Island, Mrs. Will'aln Otter here for a large expansion oi Madcqoi Toledo, Ohio, and Mrs. Otter‘; and it is hoped that every facility. lhree-yesr-old daughter were will be provided to further this brought to shore in a lifeboat that development. -put out from the island.-

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Miss Elizabeth filigree)‘, glhar- almi- l tt t , v s o on - .. aogu: “this waive; renewing old We Frank Vlwm. Hallie:- wu a acqulmuncem . guest oi her son and da -in-

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Mr. John Hogan. representing Bl. Mutch, Wholesalers. called on his many customers din-tog the week.

Garfield Creamer of town is visiting in Georgetown. where he is the guest o! his aunt, Mrs. Guy i-Iernphill.

....'ldi|s Claire Roaolli. nurse-in- trsining in the Prince . County Hospital. in Bummerside, is spend- lng a two weeks‘ vacation at her home bets. '

Ih-lends oi Mr. Alan MscCorl-nack. who has been a patient in the Charlottetown Hospital, ,are in- deed glad to hear that he has re- turned to his home on ‘Iiurrsday.

Irienda of Miss Gloria Morrison“ who recently leit for Montreal, willl heat with interest that she has obtained a position with the Bank oi Canada, Montreal. Miss Morri- son is a granddaughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Michael Burke, Sr. oi George- town.

Word has been received here that Rev. E. R. MacVicsr. who for the past five years has been pastor oi the United Church iii POWIIBI-l has accepted a call to Port Fllginu N. B. Mrs. Macvlcar is the former‘ Hassle Stewart, elder daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Stewart, Water Street.

Mr. Raymond soloman, hardware. and dry goods merchant. Main,’ Street. attended the convention of paint dalers and painters held in the Canadian Legion Hall in Char- lottetown on Wednesday. The convention was ior Sherwin-Wil- liams dealers and was sponsored by‘ oiilz Wholesalers Co. Ltd. Many! interutlng developments in the painting iield were described by Mr. George l". Taylor. Maritime Sales Manager, Sherwin-Williams Co. oi Canada Ltd. Following the meeting those present enjoyed a. dinner and social evening. I

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(By The Canadian Pie“) PORT or cream. Trinidad- May iii-A dramatic stol’! 01 h“ eight tastier-men drltted across tht South Atlantic after t-holr tin! emit developed engine Rouble“!!! told today by a 5616861?" 5"‘ inan.

Champ Denbar WW1?" l“ court on a. charge of illegal entry. l-le was being held tonight ior deportation.

For the iii-st time reporterswere able to talk to him today:

This was his story:

With seven other men. he set sail from Daloar. French WestAi- m”, on p, den-mg trip. Their tiny craft soon develwed "8"" trouble and started to driit in!!! the Atlantic.

High winds and stonlns battered the tiny boil: and swept movie- ions overboard. Almost without l-ioipe the men clung to the ship. They lost count oi the days. Finally, the craft was swﬂpt l- shore in Venezuela.

Here. Deubar. only Negro mam- ber of the crwy, said the other seven men were allowed tn B0 free. no was thrown into iail.

Later he escaped and made hi! way to Trinidad w-here he llllll was taken int-o custody as an ll- legal inrln-llrant.

The magistrate who sentenced Dcnbar today to deportation said he felt it was an "inhllmlﬂ Vi!!!" tlce" to bring shipwrecked men into the court. -

At one point during his trial. Denloar s-uiiered a iit and had to be taken from the courtroom on a .

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