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WESTERN BRIEFS

VISITING RELATIVES Mr. and Mrs. Harry \'cn. At- tleboro, Mass.. are visiting re- latives and friends in Alberto-n and vicinity.

ARE visiri.v'c

Mr. and Mrs. George Caswell.

Holden, Mass, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Connolly. Aiber- _ ton. '

I-IAS GUESTS Mrs. Joseph Gaudet. Alberton, has as guests her grandchildren. ‘ Blair, Freddie and Sylvia Ber- nard of Ottawa.

HAD HOLIDAY Miss Lucy Hardy has return- ed to Aiberton after a pleasant . holiday with friends at Cape: Traverse. j

VISITING MOTHER ‘

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Train- or, Woliaston, Mass., are visit-3 ing the latter‘s mother, Mrs. H. J. Larkin. Alberton. 1

WERE GUESTS

Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Weeks“; Charlottetown, were guests of 5 Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Weeks, Al-I berton. during the weekend. ‘

WEEKEND GUESTS . I

, csmrnvo HOLIDAY HAVEN 5”°.':gT‘éf'“5 i’ For Top 0n the Beautiful West River. . _ ‘ D I 5 H E s , ' J 1; (fining “org fctown H Dmmg Boon; \ A S . It Entertainment "9 0" 8 °“"" - OPEN DAIL 1 re our reels 3' L,,,',‘,5‘,§,T,,“‘3.";‘.§,,fi;‘.;',,,5 - LUNCHEON 12 to 1 p.m. Si Served Daily come to tho ‘ - AFTERNOON ms or H E i d c fa 2 pm ‘I is of" sI'g an Diala4-3910 N°""‘ REV" ' DINNER een . Glovt-.r’s 5_p.m. to 8 D.II‘I. : Charlottetown D;-iye.|n Thggffg DEEP SEA [i‘]S]-[[NG 1 miles from Ch town _ ’ Savage Harbour _ Catering go Banqucts gnd K 3 miles from Ch town on OTaCkie 5"PP"9d OM19‘ wedding Receptions i the Trans-Canada High- ’’''°,"‘’ 3‘; S“’,‘”;"‘ -“uxurlfius .«.co......".a‘aFo..s §' BANK of MONZIREAL way to Borden. . ' f _ t w. w. GLOVER. Master DL;rL:ii4e__‘%53 at! 5 I 1% Miles ‘trot: Cornwall ‘ W‘ c rl I i on Oll . M O T E L v"'!W"A ‘I’, ‘Q liu ottetowns K K .’fm:y . FINEST I Accommodation I All . Your nearest bank is THE N Q BANK or MON'l‘REAL. Sea Food and DE _I léarlfldaiea Cl3l':ICI“3 SLL Peters S SSt“'ak_5 12;" Gs I I ‘lggiite En whe:Edem ;lIs'(l‘DIP.:f:[f£iII‘okIE 189 Kent St. pecla ' n 0 . Pa Ea So ~ ‘ inn spec y fnhl C can w 3 Miles from w — - - — — - —|°ii| 'E:.:.°is:." 3' eespecially Rgndgzvgus A Montague A 3, MONDAY lweliamle at “MY BANK" Restaurant , Y lillllllti noon Y Y ..'.E::“.'.‘:'...£“::"‘.§':.. 31:11? "

Mrs. Sloan Finley and daiigh- For the Finest

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VISITED COUSIN t Beverly and Mary Lou Mor- reii returned on Thursday to their home in 0‘Leary after visiting their cousin, Brenda Rayner, Aiberton.

WRIST FRACTURED Mrs. Vernon England. Alber- ton, is a patient in the Prince’ County Hospital where she is receiving treatment for s trac-

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IN ALBERTON Mr. and Mrs. Robert White,: with their daughters. Barbara: and Diane. of Lexington, Mass... I Ire visiting relatives in Alher-\ lion. 1 AT GREENMOUNT Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mclnnis and children. Beverley and Wil- burt. of Haverhiil. Mass., have been visiting relatives and Iriends .l.‘l Weenmount.

FROM HALIFAX

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hogan, and Ronald Hogan of Halifax vi- sited Alberton last week, guests of their grandmother. Mrs. Wal- lace_ Hogan. and their father. Clarence Hogan.

AT ROSEBANK

Mr. and Mrs. MacLean Horne. Rosebank. have as guests their daughter-in-law. Mrs. Fre Home. and her son. Kirk. of Providence. R.I.: their grandnephew, Warren Johnston of Quincy, Mass.

FROM CH‘TOWN Mrs. Lester Douglas, Mrs. Ed- ison Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. Ev- an Wright, Charlottetown. were weekend guests of Mrs. Arthur Hardy, Montrose. and Mrs. At‘-tshulr Wzright, Alberton.

RECENT GUESTS

The 0'Ma1ley family at Alber- ton had as recent guests Percy Graves of Worcester and J. C. Cahill of Summerside. Henry .‘ O’Malley accompanied Mr.

Graves on the return trip to

Worcester.

AT MONTROSE

Mr._ and Mrs. Frank Pridham, Jack Scott, Gordon Foster and Harry Currie oi Fredericton, N. 3.. also Mrs. Prldham's sister. Mrs. Mabel Myron oi’ St. Peters- burg, Fla, spent the weekend

Music by the "3 Macs”. CIIARLOTTETOWN Mou., Wed., Fri. and Sat. Music by "Tremtones" 9:30 — 12:30

and banquets. Dancing tonight! North River Recreation I! a I l.

‘Ines. and Thurs.

Record Hops '30 — l2'30

VACATION NEEDS Olleach Supplies OFiims OFirst Aid Osun Glasses

Located between IIENDEZVOUS .2 m..uMlLL

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through me years. II is a time I bell was assisted by Helen Wali- ; Frank Pridhlm

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Ill ed Tour On Route 1 Adjacent Strailigurtney Park

WEATHER

For many visitors to Prince Edward Island who have never seen a fishing boat, scenes such as this are unusual and exciting —— and a perfect subject for camera fans. Deep sea fihing here also attracts many, many tourists, and facilities for such excursions have improved greatly in recent years. This scene is typical of this province, where farming and fishing are the

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THIS WEEK'S RACES JULY 23, 26, 28 8 P.M.

Plan To Attend

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IN SUMMER FOOTWEAR

Sumner Sandals Canvas Casuals Dress Footwear Ioaeh Thongs Welcome Tourists

‘Tho Home of Good Shoes Since I920"

Old Home Week Aug. 13 to 18

The Charlottetown Driving Pork and Provincial Exhibition Association

at‘ the Pridham cottage in Mont- rose. ;'

VISITING RELATIVES

Mr and Mrs. Keith Johnston. Oteir daughter Sandra Lee. and an Wallace, of Quincy. Msss., one house guests of their uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wlikie, Alberton, while visiting relatives in the vicinity.

‘ WRIGHT FUNERAL — Th e funeral for Mrs. Amy Isabel Wright took place Saturday at- totnoon at the Bowness Funer- llt Home. Rev. Horace Esta- hfieh was the officiating cler- flan. Pallbearers were Harry ‘fight, Mclburn Wright, Eldon ‘ t. Essie Wright. Kenneth . Howard Schunnan. Inter-

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WOODLEIGH REPLICAS tutoring large scale models of

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