1(_-l_'I';h_oGnardian. CharIottetown.1'hnn.Sep¢.O.1”2.?1!Il1I|dPIN1W"'ll‘1*-P“5'l Medals Found .

I-‘t Louisbourg A re Identified

OTTAWA ‘(P t —-French com-

a mcmorative medals found in a Mrs’ ‘E.’ 5' Bonn“ M “The High-

small lead casket in the ruins of the Louis’-«iii-<1 fortress on Cape Breton island. date back to 1720 the resources depart- ment said.

Archeological (‘rows of the national parks branch found two bronze medals and one sil- vcr medal bearing the effigy of King Louis X\' and are lookine for others.

The diggings uere launched preparatoixv to the restoration

the massive fortifications which were begun by the French 242 years ago to defend sea lanes to the Gulf of St. Lav» rence.

Dr James Hmrarri. archeolo» gist in charge of the excava tions. said the medals were found bv pure chance in thi- foundation of the kin:'s bastion one of the main features of tht fortress.

He said recorcls '\\'erc found later confirming that 18 medals were struck in 1720 and placed in the foundations of the fort- ress to mark the becinning of con‘ iruction

The medals. Fll0\\‘lllSZ the har hor and fortifications on the re- verse side. are being treated in the LOlllSl1()liI',E artifacts labora- torv and eventually will be plareri in the fortress museum.

GEORGETOWN

Miss Betty Lou Hayter. is n Da’lL‘li' in the Kinzs County Me- morial Hospital in Montague.

‘;\Irs Preston Stewart and fa- mil_\‘ of Picaou, \'.S., were re. cent Guests of relatives in Geor-

oun.

Dr. Phillip Doyle left on Tiles- day on return to Oiiawa, On- tario. aftcr visiting his father. Mr. Ernest Doyle and his sis- ter Miss Biary Doyle. RN. in Georgetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Steuart Hansen left on Wednesday on return to Saini John. NB.. after spend- ing their holidays with Mr. Han- sen‘s parents. Mr. and Mrs. N. W Hansen.

Stephen DeLor_v left last week on a business trip to Toronto. Ontario

Gerald D. Murphy arrived in Georgetown on Saturday. and returned to Toronto. Ont.. on ‘"ednesday. after visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy \Ir. Murpliv attended Physical Education instructor‘: School at Toronto University this past summer and he will now BSSUITIP 3 DOSIIIOH OTI E teaching staff of a school in Timmins. Ontario.

Miss Alriene l\'lacCormack left recently for rauby.Quebec. where she has accepted a posi- tion on the Teaching Staff of St. Patrick's School

Mrs. Einmersoii Llewellyn visiting in New Glasgow. N.S., as ‘lie guest of her sister. Mrs. Jurlson Baker and Mr. Baker.

Gordon Douglas. left on‘ Thursday on return to Vancou- ver. BC. after spending the summer in Georgetown. Mr. Douglas is a professor on th e staff of the Burnaby High School.

Mr and Mrs. Raymond Solo- man motored over the Sunrise Trail in Nova Scotia during last wee ‘en .

Mr. and Mrs Bob King of Toronto. Ontario. are vacation- in; in Georgetown as the guests of .\Ir. King's mother .\lrs. Edna King.

Mr. and Mrs. Basil Casey of Springhill. I\'S.. accompanied by their children. Edgar. Sheila, Rac. Irvin: and John are holi- daying at .VIorrison‘s Beach.

Miss Farrell. teacher at Army School. Valcartier. Que- . Alice Muir. tea-

Mr. Donald left early in the week for Toronto. Ont: where they will visit their son. Donald Mac- Donald. and Mrs MacDonald.

Mr. and Mrs Walter Mac- Lean and Mrs. .l. B. Sculiy of Georgetown: accompanied by Miss Annie Scully. who has been visiting in Souris; left early in

p the week by par on a Visit to

ston. Mass.

Dr. and Mrs. Fred A. DeLor_v and daughter Cathy Ann. who have been visitim: Dr. DeLoi-3-‘s parents. Mr. and Mrs. P‘. J. Dcﬂory. left on Friday on re- turn to Toronto. Ont.: enroule

they will motor to Halifax. NS. whqo they will visit Dr. De- Lou-fa brothers who reside there. , Mr. and Mrs. R. C. and thee children.

rrnann L

’ yorbrnnduzdrs. A.

H. Stewart. Mrs. J. S.

incr home "The H

Miss and . Island. are guess of Dr.

nds

Mr.’ and Mrs. Gerald Murphy of Alberta. were recent guests Murphy's sister. M r s.

of Mr.

Bonuell. who recently returned from Eu- 'rope, are visiting in their sum- ‘ lands."

Jessie Bonnell and Mr. Vlrs. Dan Bonnell of Rhode

Mrs. Annie

children. Douglas

nnnnd

Ga:-diner“? her recent guests: — . I Mrs. Holden children. David and ontreal. Qua Mr. Johnny Gallant ad un Barry‘ of Mantra . Que.: Ml’- nd Mrs. Howard Jennix and two Hamilton. 0n..: Mr. and Mrs

Charley Collins and fanul Sydney. N.S.: Mrs. David three daugmers of

‘ind u Id‘

:3

Neil and Mrs. '

a n d« r. and and Debby of .y or Eac- , HaI- wes of

SOURIS .

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ferron

his relatives in Shippigan, N.B. Mrs. Erie MncEwen . 95 P"‘I"°" and son Ric ky. P‘redericton,l Claude and Joanne Peters.

N.B.. spent Labour Day week-5

l

ifax. N. : and Mrs. Mary Rol- ‘ Cam‘ ?“ﬂ- N5-

S. Cape Elizabeth. Maine. Miss Ann Gillespie was hon-

inna with her parents. Mr. and. outed recenu Mrs. St. Clair Paquet.

y with nneous shower at the

t many beautiful

grateful thanks to all.

I rnnceu-, to everyone, user which A null- home ofisong was_e H‘ M,_ md Mm Joy“, M,c(;,g,,.Mnry Clinton. Miss Gillespie; Miss Gillespie become 0 and Owen Mac-Cabe, B o s to 1!. l "55 °5¢°*"-3‘ ‘° 9* 33113] d°"°"' ' 5"“ and daughters Claudette 8 u'd E Mass.. are visiting friends and 3 “ed '9" ‘H 5”“ 53' AH“ Cm’ lbanette. also Hilda Madore, frelatives in Souris and vicinity. l ton. Laura MacDonald Dre ~ ‘While ' th' the ‘ he

went I‘ab°‘" my weekend Wm‘ gueslslilif tl:ii-aiilser. Lin. Ea: while the accompanying ; were read by Mrs. James Mal- tlard. Margaret MncDonnld~ ar- Alta and Judy Sanderson. re- ""g°d_ the gm” M t” able‘ cently enjoyed a trip around The I’1'|d94°'b9 ¢XP1‘953°d

‘I-‘ort sent- gllts has spent the summer with his _ carda,p|rents. Mr. and Mrs. Jol1n,nnd, family. Halifax. N.S. . Mr. Dean Wood. Halifax. N.S. . ud relatives in Sou,.;,_ Misses Paulette Grant and 1. viguing his son-in-law andl ‘daughter Mr. and Mrs. Edward‘ Clinton.

Grant

; Edith Cheverie are visiting Mia N" . Grant's brother and sister-in» , w. Cpl. and Mrs. A delicious lunch was served Grant. Summerside.

'ed.

uue, on ‘Sept. lst.

Erwin J.

nr. nnunnrn. ruin annual Mr. daughter Debbie. Toronto. Ont .tnr:-‘cl are e of Mr Stuart Aitknn. ofl Mn

Mr. and Mrs. Al

5! to

visiting her parents Mr. and spendlhl I W093 . lune it

vid _ rents. Mr. and Mrs. Alva '.0[. M- E1 on; , pent fin. and Mrs. (ﬁnk father. Mr. Arnold Grant. Halifax, theiisasstweeealim\)rlt‘aitingnhoell'fi-lends Mr. Ned Mallard. Gown Brae Miss Ruthie Cheverle. Boston recently visited friend:

vin Mncvittie ; i Mass.

ton. Mass.

and mu. iwu coma he. Boston

Miss Margaret Coffin is visit ing her brother and sinter-in- Jam Mmcormack is 3 panel"! Mr. and Mrs. Ross Coffin. Bus- ln Souris Hospital. »

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