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WATER-VALE SCHOOL

Iiocnor roll tor the months o! February and March.

Grade X.—1, Lillian Quinn.

Grade VlII.—1, Earl Quinn.

Grade VII. A.-1. Florence Grimes and Mae Grimes, equal; 2, Merle Trainor.

Grade VII. B.—1. Noreen Wise- ncr and Marilyn McDtvan, equal; 2. Augustine Trainor; 3, Harold Cur-

ley Grade VI-1, Viola Tralnor. Grade IV. A.—1, Phyllis Grimes; 2, Ernest Trainor; 3, Paul Wiscner.

Grade IV. A. -— 1, Mary L‘. Traiinor; 2. Cecil Curlcy; 3, Helen Wisener.

Grade I1I.—1, Eugene Curley.

Grade II.—1, John- N. Curie)"; 2, Marjorie Wisener.

Teacher-J’ W. Dellocihc.

on r A Rural District New Glasgow

Mrs. Henry Rose was the web, come guest of her sister, Mrs‘ A. B. Stevenson_ tor a tow days re cently. ‘,

The many orionda o! Dr. A. B.‘ Stevenson who is a patient in the; P. E. Island Hospital, will be glad] to know his health is steadily "rm-- proving. and hopes to return home. at an early date.

What might have been a tragedy was avoided by the quick thought 0t his playmate, while Donnie Iiill, young son of Mr. and Mrs. Har- land Hill was playing on the ice tloes in the river, one broke liom underneath his feet. and he iell into the chilly bath to be rescued by Master Davl-d Stevenson, son oi‘ Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Stevenson who brought him to shore and thus avoided a drowning. This ls Just another might have been, nevertheless it may serve as s warning to others.

l Safe Be: for, 1947.;- “Gsfesvtf Misre- Grains: any! Less "Potatfrreaﬁ

More Grains ‘mean; CHEAPER feeds, Mr. Farmer, and less feeds for you to buy-with consequent independence of other sources of supply . . . It also means increased ‘farm and livestock production foryoulj

market and a everybody,’

Lees Potatoéfmeanvgreat?” G‘

and export demand for YOUR crop‘ -and that of your neighbors. It means no disastrous glutting of the .,l>.s$_t=1: Priﬁlevsiatar

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MARITIME FERTILIZER COUNCIL

C.N.R. CREAGHAN BLDG. MONCTON, N. n;

Mr. Robert Stevenson oi’ the Ross Drug Co. Amherst, spent s Iew days at his home here. and also visited hlrs father in the hos- pttsl.

Georgetown And ilioinity

in to their new home, which they a course in drafting in St. John.

John Hughes o! Newfoundland. who is a student at Mount Alli- lson University. spent the holidavs here, the guest of John Boyce,

"o! Mr. and Mrs. Bulman and aonl ‘ Allison.

Mr. and Mrs. Noel Hooper and

ROCKFORD SQUARE SCHOOL

Honor Roll. Grade X - 1. Bessrlq Fitzger- ald. 2. Pauline LeGlair. 3. Flora Gillies and ‘Teresa

New Regulations Re JohVacancies

Mrs. Melvin McLeod has been‘ _____ ( l) Bl§ululel'¢- welcomed home alter sending . _ . 9411"! - the winter with her sisierla. Mrs.l ﬁll/USS [Dzllvoug ‘Gilnklé-nss orchli: Glade. Ix ”' 1' Mirledlu‘ MB” McLaren and Mrs. Bell, North Wtmt ° ' ‘t gill“ t h” Donald. 2. Merle B11189. 3- J9!!! Rh.“ 11: te own. spen t ’s er a _.__.. . Thorrupson. ' We ﬂ Gems "11- onuwh M," a A”, Grade vm - t. Doris Ooedty, 2. Messrs. Sterling and Harold ‘ _.rh° “M, Durham; Irene MiwInniJ. 8. Leah Dulflﬁ Howatt have returned to their M3‘- C1°m wlEl-ll °f me 5855"“ dhdmsd sntwhy regal“, Grade VII - i. Edna Gallant, hc-me, they have been employed Tm“ Cwnlxml’ 9f Charlmtewwn‘ yo,“ “Bum be "sued “QhQfQIY 2- 9019110 HBBBII. 3. Louise Le- in the lumber camps in New “IlJOYQd EH51" 41'- 1115 h°m° l“ "m!" which amlﬂoye" my, totlmeau. Brunswick. iBurnt Point. W010” vlmnd“ which n“ Grade VII-d. Bernadette Rose- i I ~ ‘mulled with“, M hon" In lter. 2. Eileen Doiron. 3. Phyllis Mr. and Mrs. Orr have moved‘ Harvard Walker. o is taking Costello.

bar tihelr ooeurrenoeamsnt re-

port the amp”, Wlluum h, Grade VI -- 1. Evelyn Peters. 2.

purchased from Mr. Morvyn Bul- N. B., arrived home on Friday Ma; chgveﬂe, 3, Nfifirfmg Amen. man This ls a line trirm property and spent the Easter holidays gm I Nmﬂon“! Employment gully and their friends wish Ml‘. am! with his parents, Ml‘. and Mrs. ‘Race’ , m“ Grade VI — 1. Melinda Dolmn, Mrs. Orr every success. Although Chests,- Walker, a mmunwmen’ e 2 Eileen Brown, 3, Helen Nick. they greatly regret the departure - by Arthur mdumm anon

deputy minister ed labor, dt- nd m amondrmsat made lest your to the Unemployment Insist-naive Act as authority

Grade V - 1. Shirley Burke, 2. Edna Sheehm, 3. Rose Marie De- coste.

Grade V -— 1. Helen Malone. 2

Wile llallilhler- Malll°rlei “we who also attends Mount Allison. f" u“ mwl" Dean‘ M the Ann Bradley, 3. Maureen Beagan. visitors in Cliariottotcovn last regulation! would be lmied Grade Iv _ 1_ pauum 3.9m, ‘week where they were the guests George Stewart, who ,5 taking l" i! 1°" dayl- 2. Leona Doiron. 3. Barbara Rob.

1°‘ M“ and M“- Ewl“ Andrew‘ a plumbing course in Chtirlotto- Tl“ n” “l” ‘mum “l” err; and Clare Reeves (equal). They ‘attended some of the meet- ‘awn’ spent Easter with his pa,“ provide tor a procedure un- Grade Iv _ ‘y Susanne “ands, mgs in Si. Pauls Aiigirctn (Ems. Mr‘ and Mm Mus,“ H dnr which em-ployera would 1r Mary Cnmmiskyl 3 11311-1615

Church where ‘Bishop Kingston stow“, be required to submit report! Cullen

conducted a mission. twice yearly to the National Grade In _ L Dorothy gheveﬂa, _ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fraser Eml“°>'m°“‘ “M” ‘"‘“°"" 2. Oliza Dovrllnz, 3. Marie Moreen

‘ The Maytield Women's Institute L _ . . _ held their regular meeting at the Of Bradallbangf “Elle flecm? lvls“ home of Mrs James Houston m, ors to Mr. Fiaseis omroi tome April 2nd. Air's. Nicholson presided l“ Ge°rg°t°wlh Mr’ F215“ g ls and mr-etiilg was opened in usual _ N- R slam)" Agm“ ‘ll Bu‘? form. Minutes of previous meei- $133M‘-

ing were road and approved. Roll _ _ _ _ in“ and “nmhd jab o n _ h . .. . . ,- a i " erakl f Killluﬂll m’ r BRWII» llztlcdaniillcl/tilalrill‘llsll Iillllilicll lialildlnapsirigltlkgto his Gimme over- ‘mmlm- m’ "M"! “ml “m Grade II — i Sybil Coker, 2 ‘was humorous?" ‘by seven mom- the holidays. "m" "qulﬂng both "mph? wilhelmlnn MCQ-ualdr 3- DQmlhY hvrs and two visitors. Corres- - —————— u" m"! omployee to glva “v- ~Rulh' ' . DCTIGOIIPC \\‘.'is road. Rrporis [rum Miss Louise l\'liirpl~._v' \\":is ~ili f". My“ “Mk” 'h°""‘° ‘°“‘“" Grade II — 1. Mary Smith, 2 i-"iiiinf-itroi were l'~"l'Cl\'O(l Jllii rocoiit viﬁilor lo Cllziriottctuwu. “will "ow had bee" “ncelled- Mall-TFF-fl Ball. 3 SPnllPGTl-qlll-

new i-omllliilces airoinlrrl as fol- ~

lows: School, Mrs. Nicholson ail’. M155 '1'Q1‘p5_'{ hiqrpigoii, R. N" oi l\'il'S. Andrew; . Dari-l Si, John, N.B., flow in lilo ISlJﬁZl Johnston and Mrs. M. Orr. All‘; m, Friday and spent Sister \\ .l.l Johnston im-iivrl us to hcr how-I ;-_,_.,~ mother, pm, c311. Mnrrisozi. 5 fuz- the May l>t"Cll1l§{ unrl she also _

kﬂldll’ “ﬁled l“ Simply him!" Miss Iihzincss Fitzgerald oi Mrs. Tho-mas Butler read what Jenkins Pliarmwc Citnrlntlrtown. i‘! irilillfPd 71°" ‘he dllslrlct fem" was a recent t. itrir at the home vention, \\'lliC‘l was a, p easari. re- ,., s. ._ ;_i_ minder. 'I‘earher reported‘ school o‘ Mr‘ and x ‘___ llmk Gate needed scrubblzlg‘ will b” doll?’ m M155 Hricn Clziirn 0i’ Nioiiiaglic ‘he Elmlcr holidays‘ A l?“ ls to has taken eirplnxmcn‘. rii ill’! be sent lo a FiClZ liidy in one oi hon“: of Mr aha Mrs B H) our homes. Brlls {or sheeting, qt “ n ' ' ' rat-ii, and canvas: anligunli/ilirls if * e '3 ' $4.13 was order-c pa . s. ‘i. W _, _ _ Butler and Mrs. Johnston to pro-- ilejlmerm ljftlucl '35 fO-lzzldmlcd |'_-3]‘|2 program for next mec-tiiig_ loi-ll- “In-f “ultijguge 0d 4h 53v Collection 451'. Willi Mrs. Jatucs M15- Rls-lﬂiti Quad" ul-“Q ~ Houston as pianist the singing of iwlldﬂls-

Old Blackdoe brought a pleasaiit_ —-——- _ averting to a, close. A dainty lunch’ M-rs. li/ziltci" Coiiollan and young Marguerite son Billy of Cardigan, were recent

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ivas served by Miss ‘ Houston assisted by Mrs. Houston. guests of lvlrs. Cnnalians pur- ——- 1 onts. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Fit:- Mrs. Edwin Stevenson and two gerald.

lovely children Joan and Charles were the welcome visitors at in: Miss Cecile Doiron o!‘ Huntc‘ home oi Mr. and MFB- Blair All‘, River _is visiting his grand-mother drew on Tuesday and Wednh- Mrs. Willlnln Marlell.

day. -M.

N0 PRICE INCREASE

Miss Brill MucConncll o‘ Trans-Canada Airlines. Htllliii). ils visiting her home in Georg."

l town.

l While interviewing Officers oi the B. O. Borjisson after she tiockcrl on Sunday. the writer was ill: recipient oi two Pales- tine ilewspapcrs and a. one mill Palestine coin, as souvenirs, giv- en him by the Wireless Operator.

The papers are printed in Eng-

EYANGELlNE BEVERAGES NB. Lttl. Wish To Advise Their Dealers

that despite the removal o? price

ceiling on soFt drinlts the price oli

Seven-Up and Evangeline

Beverages

Romain Unchanged-

lish and have the d-atr- printed in English, Jewish and Arabic. On the trout page of one o! the papers is an article stating that Canada has a stockpile reserve ol plutonium. tho explosive ma- terial in atomic honrb. The writ- er was also privileged to lee the electric steering wheel in opera- tion and the telephone loud speaking system to all parts oi il-ie ship, from the bridge. An- other interesting part oi’ the ship ivas the wireless room. This ship is certainly one oi the finest, ii not. the finest to ever enter this port. The plating is all electric welded and she is Diesel motor powered. The interior of the liv- 271g quarters is sparkling new and modern iii ovory detail. She was built in Sweden in 1946 and up to now has made three trips trrim Palestine to England with t-argoes of oranges.

ilill?‘ii.i.‘i'fl.’ll* . lose Beauty; look tliil

, ' Thousands ot w?» input ma. issy Way. Looli Years oengen. 5.12.‘: lmlrilia. .n'°t‘:.:°:2i‘l;".

s th. vigor nerves. plus you r looks! n. a lsrill ¢.2it'“ot..'... “l 'l “cilia ‘ma: m“

rorlu s e mil 85o! 0t T l Tm ‘resllored henltEE vlrllnrvaltslllgltcbett-er nerveoll: i Miler. younaei- looks. this very day. or sale as all drug stores everywhere. _

lng atoll changes in the in- taorvontnz period. ' Mr. MaaNamnra. said the regvulrninns would remove tilio fonner obligation of employ- nra to report individual hir-

and Letitia Martin (equal). Grade III - 1. Martene McLeod. 2. Mary Lice MacMlllan and Marion Creemer (equal) 3. Marie Dc-uoctte. Grade III ~— 1. Gwendollne Gal- lant, 2. Sheila Doiron, 3. Valerie

——~———-———-—- Grade II - l. Mary Waye, i‘

l LQSFIEMOITTTI. Scolland-(OP) Anne Cullen. 3. Norma Col-incl‘: 7"" "" "fritters were saved; Grade 1. Lillian Peters, 2, Dor-

wheuvlhe Lossiemouth fishing boatlothy Gallant c-zzd Jacqueline Mac-

‘ Vfin-endent’ sank in 30 seconds Kinnon (equal).

taller a collision. l

ROSENIEJATH SCHOOL

Selma]. rie; 2, Alice Gordon.

trey. Grade V.-1, Billy

Yorstoln; SﬁEdgar Dewar .

Honor Roll for March.

Betty MacLaren. Grade VII.—1. Earl

Lean; 2. Lyman Acorn.

SO11.

Lean

Marguerite MacDonald—Tewher.

izer, 2. Pitre’.

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March Report o! Roeeneath Grade X.-1, Malcolm MseQuer

Grade VIII.—l, Michael Sullivan; 2, Eleanor Walsh; 3, Margaret Rat-

Grsde VI.-1, Annie Sullivan.

Sullivan;

Lillian Rettrey; 3, Vivian Gordon. Grade IV.—1. Sonny Yoreton. Grade I.-l, Barrie Poole;

TcaclheP-Marion G. Macilaehem. “an ALBION CROSS SCHOOL

Grade VIII-l, Gloria MacLean and Florence lliatheson, equal; 2,

Hicklox; Betty MacDonald; 3, Forrest Riley. Grade V. ST.—~1, Bernice Mac~

Grade V. Jr.—1, Virginia Mathe-

Grade III.—-1, Donnie MacLean.

Grade II.~—i, Eldon Acorn.

Grade I.—-1, Bobby McLean.

Highest Average —- Gloria Mac- Lezm and Florence Matheson 93.4%..

Perfect Attendance-Gloria Mac-

‘Patricla Gaudet, 3-, Elaine

Lifted Out,

2, Carol

Pain l

Tackle

and‘ Barbara Campbell, Marjorie Deacon; 3, Lean.

Luble Campbell; 3, Maxie Meek“ Marlon Clark; 3, Wilma Carl Easter; 3, Joan Bald€f$(m_ Edsel" Parker; 8. Briurxeuy. " Trevor Campbell: 3. Sylvia Clark,

2, Russel Easter; 3, Cecil Godfrey, Clark. Maxie MacLean, June Bow. man, Jean Campbell, Wilma Des. con. Marlon Clark, Lowell Bolder. son, Raymond Clark, Beryl llrister, Edgar Parker, Brian Kelly, 130mm Parker. Sylvia Clark, Marie Camp bell, Melvin MacNeil.

Jackie Carr; 3. Billy Gamuham. Arthur Janiloiirts; 3, Irving Boswell. 2, Lola M-uttart; 3, Katherine Mu.» ray, Donald Wood. Charlie Frlzzeii equal.

June Gibson; 3, Beth Boswell.

Barbara Jenkins; 3, George Sirloin land.

Iris Frizzell; 3, Margaret Scott. 2, Allie Murray; 3, Jane Wood. ence Murray; Lloyd Scott.

norms wsmsrrma scam,

Wll o’ Muuitehlre as,"

Grade x.-1. Heathen: and," equal;

Pauline M“.

Grade IX.—1, F and; c Grade VIIL-l, ‘Ellzsbotllmollrli: Grade VII.-1. Jung Bowen"; y

Grade V.-1, Raymond Clark; Deacon. Grade IV.-1, Eugene Kelly"

Grade III.—-1. Ber-y] Eggtgn‘ Grad; 11-1, Donald Parker; g

Grime I. A.—1, Gall MacLean Grade I. B.—1. Melvin Mach‘

Perfect Attendance - Wendel]

Enid, inmost-Teacher. DIARSHFTELD SCHOOL

Report for March. Grade X.-1, Wilma Scott; t Grade IX.-l. Doria Boyce; l

Grade VIIL-l, Shirley Dennis

Grade ViL-l, Marjorie Scott; I Grade VI.-—1, Betty Foster: I

Grade V.—-1, Millicent hluiiii; ' Grade IV.—l, Marguerite Alumni Grade III.—1, Lona Scott: 2. Flor Grade I.-No Tests.

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