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     once a month, and each paid $24.00 a year. | 
     
     78. Hefirst saw the PE.I. coastline off Campbell’s Cove on June 29, 1534 
     
     79. North Lake. For a period of 20 years, many sports fishermet 
     
     travelled trom all over the world to “The Lake”, to challenge one of 7 
     
     largest fish known to man. The tuna disappeared from Gulf waters fori 
     
     period of time but returned in 1995, exciting residents and visitors alike 
     
     80. Inthe area now known as East Lake, between North Lake and Eas 
     
     Point. The first known settlers were Francois Douville, Charle 
     
     Charpentier, Joseph Durocher and Mathieu Turin. A Giraud tamily als 
     
     settled in the area. The settlement was destroyed by fire in 1738. Hugi 
     
     Peebles was the first English settler at East Point in 1785. | 
     
     81. 1867. 
     
    

    
     82. The improper positioning of the East Point Lighthouse. Th 
     
     lighthouse which was constructed in 1867 stood about a half-mik 
     
     southwest of the Point. Through agitation from the Member’s of Parliamen 
     
     of the day (Dr. E.B. Muttart and later Dr. P.A. MacIntyre) the structu 
     
     was moved to its proper location at East Point by local contractor, Bern 
     
     Creamer. 
     
     83. Archaeological excavations at the MacDonald site revealed a trad 
     
     near East Point where the early people to the region camped and hunte 
     
     extensively. Visitations by the summer visitors between 800 and | 
     
     A.D. were determined from evidence found, including bones and shells, 
     
     84. She hid in a long, deep, underwater canyon in the Gulf of Si 
     
     Lawrence between the Magdalen Islands and East Point. | 
     
     85. Extending the railway line from Souris to Elmira 1908-1912. | 
     
     86. September 10, 1975. 
     
    

    
     87. J. F Mossey and Sons’ wagon travelled a route six days a wee 
     
     from May to December in the years 1902-1929. 
     
    

    
     88. Kingsboro. The two women travelled on foot through a trackle 
     
     wilderness to Three Rivers. They encountered severe storms and danger fro 
     
     wildlife. Their route took them to North Lake, then to St. Andrew’s. 
     
     third day led them to Crossroads, where they heard the Rev. Alexande 
     
     Crawford speak. They prevailed upon him to travel to Eastern Kings Coun 
     
     The three travellers left by foot and horseback for Three Rivers (Georgetown) 
     
     From there the travellers were taken by sailboat to Souris. The two wome 
     
     walked triumphantly the last few miles home with their preacher. 
     
    

    
     89. June, 1973. 
     
    

    
     90. The Canadian Wildlife Service. The Federal Migratory Bir 
     
     Sanctuary was established in May, 1936. 
     
    

    
     91. The mouth of the Fortune River. A monument was erected in 192! 
     
    
   
   
    
     at the site. 
     
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