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....'Mrs. George Drake. Morell, was a recent visitor to Montague. guest of her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Myers.

Miss Georgie Webster. Boston. .Viass.. spent I week in Cardigan visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Webster.

Mr. and Mrs. W. J.. Prey, New York, are spending a short vacation in Lower Mntague at the tourist home of Mrs. Thomas Jackson.

..Pl-ler friends are pleased to learn that Mrs. Robert Bryan. Montague, is convalesclng satis- factorily after undergoing an op- eration for appendicitis in the Kings County Hospital.

....' Mr. and Mrs. Edwin B. Myers, South Boston, who are. vis- iting relatives on the Island. spent a few days in Montague. Silt?-5 03 their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Myers.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Saver. Cardigan. formerly from Colin!- wood. N. s.. and their son

Levergne were visitors to Mon- tague on Friday. Levergne is mate on a. coastal boat at New West- minster, B. C. and is now home on a 54-day leave.

'STREET WORK IN PRO- GRESS - More work is beinll done on the drains in Montague this week. A new culvert is being placed on the side street between the Blue Dome restaurant and Mabons Drug Store. The culvert of 18-inch pipe is 50 feet lonS- ""1 will take care of the drain water from the Wood Island Hill. This new culvert will replace the old wooden one which has been block- ed in several places causing an over flow which has torn up I consider- able part of the road.

Bellevue and O I O Vlclnrly Sacrament services were held in Valleyfield on Sunday. July 9th.

Mrs. Thomas MacPherson. City. spent a few days with her daugh- ter. Mrs. Lloyd MacPherson.

Miss Evelyn Campbell is spend- ing her vacation at her home in Alliston.

Min Edith MacLure. Dover. is the guest of her sister, Mrs. R. M. Cooper of Bellevue.

An epidemic of whooping cough has broken out for the second time since last autumn.

Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Jordan. and Mrs. H. 5. Jordan were recent visitors to friends in Southern Kings and Bellevue.

Floyd and Florine Stewart have returned to Murray Harbor after a week's vacation with uncle Mal- colm in Bellevue.

Mr. John A. MacPhee spent a pleasant week at Murray Harbor, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Stew- art

Mrs. D.A. MacPherson returned to her home in Bellevue follow- ing I pleasant vacation in Murray liarbor with relatives and friends.

Mrs. Flora MacPherson was the winner of the institute mat. drawn at the July meeting at the home of Mrs. A. J. MacPherson.

Miss Mae Matheson. Montreal, in spending some lime at her home in Bellevue, guest of their mother. Mrs. Archie Matheson.

Mr. Ray MacPherson, Halifax. has been spending some time vis-

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Mrs. S. A. Weaiherbie and Mrs. Gamble. City, spent a few days in Bellevue at Mrs. Weatherble'e summer home. i

Miss Anne Matheson. teacher of P. S. School is spending her vac- ation at her home in Bellevue. guest of Mrs. Archie Matheaon.

Mr. and Mrs. Ellis MecPhereon. Herbie, Sandra and Edith. were recent visitors to Bellevue, guests nf Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd MacPher- SOD.

flier host of friends are happy to learn that Mrs. Archie Math- cson has been able to return home from the P.E.l. Hospital. and wish her speedy convalescence.

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..'MODEBN AND OLD TIMI-Z DANCE. Beaver Club Hall. Mon- tague, July 20th. Bright Spots Or- chestre.

-Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Johmton and Mrs. Carl Boehner. Montague are visitors to Bridge-water, N. S, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacDougall.

Mr. and Mrs. John Doyle, All- ston, Mass. and their children Lillian. Winnifred, John. Mary. and Sheila are spending a two weeks vacation at the home of Mr. Jerome Mccarron, St. Mary's Road.

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas MacDon- ald and two children. Valerie and Douglas. and Mrs. George H. Allen, Roxbury. Mass, were visitors to Montague, guests of Mrs. Alva G. Allen.

Her many friends will regret to learn of the illness of Marjone Jeffrey. young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jeffrey of Monte- gue. she is a patient in the Char- lottetown Hospital where she is undergoing treatment.

Mr. and Mrs. Jean Banks of An- nandaie. and the Misses Daily and Margaret Richards. Georgetown. visited Montague, guests of Mrs. Alva. G. Allen.

....'AT SCOUT CAMP-The pat- rol leaders of the Boy Scouts of the First Montague Troop are now under canvas at Camp Buchan where they are completing the Silver Arrowhead patrol leaders course which was started in Mon- tague ln April. The boys attending include D. Mabon. J. MacDonald B. Beck. D. Stewart and S Hessian. Mr. Eric Duvar. scout master, was at the camp for a few days instructing. The camp chief is Mr. F. A.. Drlscoll. and the chief instructor is the executive commissioner. Gordon Kerr. It is expected that the course will end on Monday of next week.

muu.mc'roN scnoor. CLOSING

The annual closing exercises of Darllngton school took place re- cently and there was a large num- ber of parents. friends and chil- dren present. After some an especially softball, everyone school and enjoyed an abundant supply of ice-cream and cake. Chocolate bars. apples and oran- ges were also provided generously by the Women's Institute.

After everyone had completely satisfied their appetites. prizes and grading Certificates were giv- en out by the teacher.

The following prizes were award- ed: Prizes for -spelling-Grade 1. Blair Campbell: Prize for Spell- ing in the Senior Grades - Don- alda MacPherson: Prize for Cut- rent Events -- Donalda MacPher- son. Prizes for best Drawings - Catherine Nicholson' and Errol Campbell; arises for Health in Grade I --Esta Folland and Blair Campbell; Prires for Current Event note Books --Donalda Mac- Pherson and Catherine Nicholson; Prize for Nature in Grade 1. Blair Campbell.

Prizes for wild Flower Port- folios - Errol Campbell and Don- alda MacPherson. Prize for Arith- metic in Grade 1. Blair Campbell.

Prize for highest average Errol Campbell. Prize for nest- ness in Grade I - Esta Folland and Blair Campbell.

A nicely worded address was read to the teacher by Randolph Nicholson and two lovely gifts presented by Blair Campbell. The teacher ireplied briefly, thanking the pupils 'for their thoughtfulness and appreciation.

After the teacher and the W0- men's Institute had been thanked for their treat, and regret express- ed' that the teacher was depart- ing, all went home feeling they had spent a pleasant Iftemoon.

Mr. John A. MacPherson has returned from I visit to Nova Scoiia. While in Halifax he was guest of his daughter and son-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. MacPher- son.

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Mr. Arthur Matheson spent I few days in Montague where he was I candidate for entrance ex- aminations. Mr. Matheson receiv- ed his instruction from the cor- respondence course.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd MacPher- son had as their guest, Mr. Mac- Pherson's father. While in Belle- Vue, Mr. MIcPherson attended Caledonia Sacrament on Sunday. July 2nd.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Sprow and son Johnny. accompanied by Miss Betty Davidson of Annapolis Valley, were recent visitors to P. I. 1.. visiting friends and relatives throughout the Province. Inter-school softball is becoming a favourite pastime, All this local- lly. and although the Bellevue team has met with no major euc- ceee it is felt they have learned much that may be of value in fut- on games. a

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Mr. A. E. Jenkins was I busi- ness visitor to Charlottetown on Thursday.

Mr. Clillford Filmore or saint John. N. 13., is I guest at the home of Mrs. Marion George.

Mrs. Daniel Clark of Preston. Ontario, is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William MecLeod;

Mr. W. H. Fitnerald or New York City is visiting his brothers. Captain, C. M. Fitzgerald and Captain J. J. Fitzgerald.

Mr. and Mn. James E. Morton of New York City are the guests or Mrs, Morton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Victor.

Miss Earlene and Miss Andrene Lavers, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lavers of Charlottetown, were recent visitors with relatives in Georgetown.

Miss Marie Doiron and Miss Josie Doiron of Rustico are guests of their sister and her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mnclean, Richmond Street.

Congratulations to Miss Jean Lennon and Miss Shelia DeLory for their fine showing in the Girls Swimming events at the Souris Regatta.

Mrs. Lemuel Maccormack and daughter Adline are vacationing at Launching, where Mr. Mac- Cormaclt. who is a. crew member of Dredge No 14, is presently em- ployed.

Miss Elinor Hobbs. nurse-in- training in the Prince Edward Is- land Hospital in Charlottetown is spending a few days at her home in Georgetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Solomon and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Boud- reault motored to Summerville on Sunday where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cro- nm.

Mr. Raymond Lavers of the R. C. A.F., stationed in Summer- side. was a visitor to Georgetown on last weekend, where he was the guest of his father, Mr. An- drew Levers.

Master Stirling Levers. son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lovers and Master Gerry Lavers. son of Mr. Raymond Lavers, both of Char- lottetown were recent visitors with relatives in Georgetown.

Mr. F. W. Collings is relieving agent in the Georgetown Canadian National Railway Station during the period the regular agent. Mr. W. '1'. Wood, is on his annual hol- idays.

Mr. and Mrs. Clem Landrigan and two daughters. Teresa and Connie, of Brooklyn. New York. are vacationing in Burnt Point where they are the guests of Mrs. Landrigan's mother, Mrs. William Wright.

The Georgetown-l.L-wer Monta- gue Ferry. "Montague II". left early on Thursday morning, under command of Captain l-lenry Lar- sen for Pictou, N. 5., where she will go on the Marine slip for her annual overhaul. The Ferry "New- port," it is understood left some days ago for Pictou. Mr. Cullen DeLory is operating I motor boat between Georgetown and Lower Montague. for the transportation of passenagers, during the abs- ence of the Fern.

A number of Georgetown Boy Scouts are encamped this week on Boughton Island under the sup- ervision of Scout Master. D.J Maccormack. Mr. MacCormack has revived the Scout movement in Georgetown and regular week- ly meetings have been held in the Canadian Legion Hall during the past winter and spring. It is un- derstood that Mr. Maccormack will leave shortly for Saint John. N. B. where he will take I Scout- master's cburse.

For the past few days Main Street has been the scene of great activity as a large earry-all towed by I diesel caterpillar tractor were engaged in digging out one side of the street to I depth of two and one half feet and some thirty trucks were engaged in hauling in loads of stone which were dumped in the dug-out part. and then covered with clay. The same procedure was then follow- ed on the opposite side of the road. It is expected that the work will be completed in I day or two and then grevelling of the entire stretch of road from Poole's Gar- age to the Station House here will take place.

..' Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mee- Donald and their two children. Denise and Valerie of Tewkabury, Mass, and Mrs. MacDonald's mo- ther, Mrs. George Allen of Rox- bury, Meee., motored to the Pro- vince arriving in Georgetown a. few days no, where they are the guests of Mrs. Allen's sisters. the Miesee Jennie fee and Richards. Mr. and em. Inc- Doneld end f are leaving in

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Two boys from Prince Edward Island who Ir'e making I tour of the United Kingdom with a. group of other boys from every province In Canada talked to the driver of the locomotive of the f'SeotlIn" of the Canadian National Railways It Monclon, N. 3.. on their way to Mont- real. '.l'he group will include boys all the way from Ye lowknlfe in the N... Territories and Dawson City In the Yukon, to St. John's, Nfld. During the course of their tour of the United Kingdom they will visit historical sites, Industrial plants, resorts and other .polnts of Inter- est. A similar group of boys from the United Kingdom will make I tour of Canada under the leadership of Field Marshal Sir Claude Auchlnleck. Photognlph shows. left to right. Ronald Leard of Smnmerslde, and Robert Nelson, Charlottetown, P.l-1.1., and the driver, Airchle Bishop of Moncton. who has had 44 years of service with the railway.

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in Nova Scotia, while Mrs. Allen will stay in Georgetown where she will be joined shortly by her hus- band.

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Compensation Act and approved by the Lieutcnunt-Governor-in-Council. December

20th. 1949:-

SAFETY AND FIRST AID Betlllltlo-n '1

Sec. 1. An employer who disregards the recommendations of the Safety Officer or other person nuthotrized by the Board (Section 71. subsection 1) to make such inspection of the ways, works. machinery the workmen under his employ. shall be liable to have his rate raliscd according to his hazard or hazards and if the hazard or hazards no continue after this inspection. the employer shall be restrained from carrying on operation: until such hazard or hazards are removed to: the Board's satisfaction.

Sec. 2. Every employer shall llliewise comply with the Fira1 liid requirements for his workmen as rclnuircd by the Board to be kept on his promises, factory. sawmill. or other place of employment nnd these appliances shall at all times be in easy access to the workmen.

and appliances for the safety of

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Our inspectors will visit you from time to time and will make any reasonable recommendations for your action with respect to installing. where necessary, such safeguards and measures that will prevent possible injury or death to your workmen.

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