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> daughter, Lauretta — lives in Nova Scotia, married to Lennie Lanni- gan, children are Devon, Stephanie, and Tyler. Farms beef cattle, grows potatoes and has hens. Bill takes care of the lighthouse, now that George Creed is retired.

MacDonald, James

> son of Bill and Agatha > married to Frieda Vuozzo

> children: Krista, Kathie, Michael Fishes lobster with Mac Dixon, helps father with farm.

MacDonald, Joseph

> mother: Anne - now living in Montague

> father: Aloysius - deceased at age 81

> married to Brenda of Kirkland Lake

> children: Rebecca, Christopher, Adam Plumber by trade - has his own business, sold much of his land to Dr. Matthew Lewis, a veterinarian from New Hampshire who will move to Panmure in about 20 years when he retires.

MacGillivray, Bernard

Worked at Panmure Island park in the summer. He got 30 flat tires from the shells which were left from the gulls dropping the clams to open them. Much better than the rocks which they had used before the road was

paved. His brother is Emmett MacGillivray and his sister was Olive MacGil-

livray, who married Andrew Campbell. Lived on Panmure Island with brother Emmett, until he moved to Montague.

Moore, Lemuel

Lem Moore did not like getting flat tires on his car from clam shells. He asked government to make paintings of gulls on the road, where the gulls had dropped the clams to get them open, so they could better eat the meat. The gulls soon were not fooled by the paintings of themselves and continued to drop the clams.