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BIRTHS

pounce the birth of their son, Brent

Ayary. on. February 11, 1965, at the Chriottetown Hospital. Weight 4 tbs.,

13 ozs.

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» NOTICE

its incoming session by the Town

of Georgetown for authority to|! WISH TO thank Dr. Lee. nurses and

close the southern- extremity of | ##‘f of = Chertetistows Beapttal Rev.

West Street; the western extrem| an thos who sent cards,” flow- ity of Water Street and the south-/ers. and kind neighbors who helped in ern extremity of East Street in| “y

the Town of Georgetown, and|

make the area of land which is hereinafter described available to the Prince Edward Island Indus-

trial Corporation for necessary |

industrial development in the Town of Georgetown. The southern extremity of East

Street being described as follows: | ALL that parcel of land situate, |

and being in Geofgetown

in Kings County in the Province |

of Prince Edward Island bound- ed and described as follows, that is to say:

COMMENCING at a point at) the interesection of the south

side of Water Street and the west side of East Street; thence running south along the west side of East Street a distance of 440

feet or to the north shore of | Georgetown Harbour~ at the high | stevenson — In loving memory of |Swale where wild mint water mark; thence running east-/| Rey Stevenson who passed away Feb- We who loved you sadly miss you, As i dawns anotner year; In our lonely hours of thinking Thoughts of you are ever near. sister Mrs

or to the east side of East | Levinaty

wardly and following the course «of the said north shore a suf- ficient distance to make a per- pendicular distance of 100 feet

Street; thence running north

along the East side of East Street, ANDERW In loving memory of our to the south side of Water Street | mother . Andrew or the continuation east thereof; |i4, 1 thence running west a distance |

of 100 feet to the point at the place of commencement.

The western extremity of Water Street being described as

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COMMENCING at a point at| the intersection of the north side

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AQUINO — At the Prince Edware ls ben Hospital on Friday, February 5th,

MULLALLY. — Mr. and Mre Richard | # daughter Yolanda, weight § Ibs.. 10% Mullally, North Rustico, wish to an- | ozs.

ENGAGEMENTS

ENMAN — CLOSE — Mr, Martin Enman, Grandview, announce the engagement of their daughter

Charlies Frederick

son of Mr. and Mrs. G.P. Close, Mon- treal. Marriage to take place ir the Notice is hereby given that the "2° future

Legislature will be petitioned in) CARD OF THANKS

way following my recent Mrs. Cyrus LaPierre, Morell

WISH to extend sincere thanks to

Dr. Dryed Just tramping miles swampland and wood roads enough Grouse are arA have their own special “hangouts”. As one grouse hunter marked: “This spot is like Mrs.

stait of the Prince Edward Is the clergy, my room- friends who visited me. te all whe remembered me with flow- ers. cards, letters and treats. The kindwess of all was most appreciated. John W. MacKenzie

WE WISH to thank the priests, sisters, |

‘home bodies”

Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., Feb. 18, 1965. 11

Partridge Hit New High In‘'Number This Past Season

Our ruffed grouse |partridge to most of us... hit a jnew high in numbers this past stdson of 1964. Improved habi- tat could be the reason and this has been the outcome from the heavy pulp wood cutting has been going on for many years. Thousands of acres have |been cut for pulp and what was jonce heavy stands of black heen turned into

berries, mint, box berries and other forms of herbs, dear to the heart of ruff- ed grouse, grow in profusion.

Saturday afternoon we were free to sally forth on a grouse

bunt we'd visit this spot Old Jack, our Springer span- iel, would be told to “heel” and motionless for

and into the tree branches for @ sign of movement or the motion- less head and neck of . grouse. Asa last resort we'd give Jack the ‘go ahead signal’ and— it never failed— from eight to a dozen grouse would boil out of these like buzz Sombs. The hand

Murphy’s pool room.... only you

nurses of the Basilica find grouse here instead

» the Sacred Heart Home, who were so kind te Emma while she was there, to the Precious Blood Sis- ter, CWL, all who gave masses, en-

sympathy. Dr. Burge, Rev. James Smith. Mr.

thanks te Sitter Mary Henry, Mary Walters and the kind ourses who were so kind to while she was at ;

The Brazel family.

IN MEMORIAM

congenial company.

amid the alders....a cluster of wild apple trees grew in a field

IN MEMORIAM

MacDONALD — In loving memory of | Mrs. R.J. MacDonald, who passed away remembered

passed away so suddenly February 964,

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some attractions. its food, natural food, in abund- ance and cover to suit. With | |men its pool, a pint of beer, and | (it was hard on apple trees in | any event) killed out this smell In the days when brother | grove of apple trees. Every fall I hunted we knew /we had several engagements where to go to find grouse... a | with those apple-tree grouse but

TOP SHOOTING For about five years we had there but a severe winter

never bagged one. It was tough shooting as we would have just split second glimpse of a vague shadow through a maze of leav- es and shrubbery. This was in the late 20’s and early 30's. We talked about this “grouse haven” a few months ago and

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Angela Profit Coughlin; 2. Darlene Boy's relay: 1. Ivan O'Meara, Avery; 3. Debby Avery Gary Arsenault, Robert Leard, Boys seven and under: 1./Gary Saunders;; 2 Roger Me-

Rodney Millman; 2. Benny Mat-' Neill, Russell Fraser, Bruce Hutt, Tommy Profit; 3. Ricky Girls eight years: 1. Mariuyn Hardy,

Girls 12 years: 1 Gwends | YOUR LOCAL ARMY RECRUITER WHO

Boys one mile: 1. Gary Arees-|

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Diane Coughlin, Donnie Arsen- Cullen years: 1. Robby ault S.

Couples races: Ivan O'Meara | fer. @ and Pauline Hardy; 2. Robert sDU — Leard and Lynn Coug‘ilin. The officials for the - night | 'aat., years: 1. Sidney | were announcer Herbert Les-_| Hogan 3, John Profit; 3. Dary!' vitt, judges and starters, Dean) @ ~ 19,

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The City Nurses trounced & John on Airport 0.

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Boys 1: 1. Robert Leard; 2. ities in the Canadian Army. Roger McNeill; 3. Bruce Hutt. | terview—completely without — 14 years: 1. Lynn Cough. | and ee Boys 14 years: 1. Gary Saund- |cruiting Station in } OFS. Soe a che Ss Sons Sty eam mer) : Boys 15 years: 1. Gary Arsen- : 2. Jimmy Jeffery. | _ KENSINGTON—3 “Girls 16 years: 1. Pauline | 16 FEBRUARY "65— Hardy. | -UMMEDSIDE— Girls 17 years: 1. Faye Gor- | 18 FEBRUARY '65— don; 2. Linda Bowness. | ALBERTON—10:00 A.M.—1:30 PFS CON, LeeaON Boys % mile: 1. Robert Leard; TIGNISH—3:00 P.M.—7:00 P.M—THE 2. Gary Saunders; 5. Brucs 19 FEBRUARY "s5— - iF Butt. O’'LEARY—10:00 A.M.—1:30 P.M.——THE CDN. LEGION . Boys 17 years: 1. Ivan BORDEN—3:30 P.M.—17:00 P.M.—THE CDN. LEGION —., eae: 1. Pouline ce STe See Sse ee ee ee = Hardy; 2. Lynn Coughlin; 3. Faye Gordon. i

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