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     After the Agnews moved to Summerside, various tenants lived in the 
     
     house which the Caseleys rented. Gerald and Lois Caseley lived in the house 
     
     until they built their ranch—style house. Following that, the old house was 
     
     moved to Traveller’s Rest and is now the home of Mr. Fred Richards. 
     
    
   
   
    
     HARDWICK 
     
    
   
   
    
     The Hardwicks bought the former Gerald Caseley home in July, 1972 
     
     and moved to Wilmot Valley. Their home is slightly west of the site of the 
     
     former Agnew home but is on the same property. The home was formerly a 
     
     ranch-style house and is now a split-level house. Alan Bernard Hardwick 
     
     (Sept. 12, 1930) is the son of Alan Hubert and Mary Loretta (MacDonald) 
     
     Hardwick of Egerton, Pictou County, N.S. On July 1, 1954 he married Rita 
     
     Bernadette Leahy (Feb. 21, 1932) daughter of James Henry and Mary Ger- 
     
     trude (O’Donnell) Leahy of Trenton, N.S. Mr. Hardwick joined the Royal 
     
     Canadian Air Force in 1951 as Flight Engineer, and retired in 1976 as War- 
     
     rant Officer. Mr. and Mrs. Hardwick purchased Dixie Lee Take-Out in 
     
     Summerside, on November 1, 1974. This business was expanded in 1978 
     
     and is now Island House Inc. The Hardwicks bought the Sea Shell Drive-In 
     
     in 1977 and operated that business until 1979. Bernard and Bernadette have 
     
     seven children: 
     
    
   
   
    
     Patricia Marie (May 18, 1956) 
     
    

    
     Terrie Anne (Feb. 15, 1958) 
     
    

    
     James William Bernard (July 19, 1959) 
     
     Joanne Bernadette (Nov. 14, 1962) 
     
     Mary Loretta (March 12, 1966) 
     
    

    
     John Robert Paul (Oct. 15, 1967) 
     
    

    
     Alan Arthur Michael (June 25, 1970) 
     
    
   
   
    
     McLEAN 
     
    
   
   
    
     Near the site of the Robert and Hubert Agnew house, and slightly east 
     
     of the Hardwick home on the north side of the Blueshank, is the home of 
     
     Brian and Barbara McLean. Brian (Aug. 15, 1954) is the son of Murdock 
     
     and Joan McLean of St. Eleanor’s. He married Barbara Ann Caseley, 
     
     daughter of Gerald and Lois Caseley, on September 10, 1977. They lived in 
     
     Margate following their marriage and moved into their mobile home in 
     
     Wilmot Valley in September, 1978. Brian is a salesman in the Building Sup- 
     
     plies Department at Holman’s of RBI. in Summerside. Barbara teaches 
     
     piano.