The Island-wide. Tuberculin Testing Survey sponsored by the

nish and a total of over 3,000 in-

‘Marked Progress In TB Testing Survey In Prince

and the project should be com-

SPRINGHILL Friday. July 25. 1958

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Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Leard, Vic- Part 03' to his hou‘se'

toria West, were visiting friends

, M . nd Mrs. William Po lar in Alberton recently. r a p

and son Peter, and daughters, Janet and Mary, River Hebert, N.S., are spending their holidays at the home of Mr. and- Mrs. Kenneth MacArthur,

Mr. and Mrs. Barnett, Elms- dale, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd

dividuals came to clinics held at

Leard, Victoria West.

’ . BURTON

Misses Joan O’Halloran. and Leona Howard, Cape Wolfe, at- tended the Red Cross Water Safe- ty and SWilmm-ing Leadership Course held in Chrlottetown dur-

' ing the past week.

pleted by fall of 1959 with every resident o fthe province having been given an opportunity to at- tend the clinics.

The Minister again pointed out that much of the success of the clinics was due to the important work carried out by volunteers from the districts concerned. The volunteer ladies and gentlemen carry out a house to house can. vass in each district see that everyone in the community is provided with transportation to the clinic if necessary, and help in the clinics. This involves a- deal of work, but contributes greatly to the excellent turnouts, at the clinics and this survey has

the four centres.

Dr. Bonnell. pointed out that the project was under the supervision of Dr. EM. Found, Superinten- dent of the Provincial Senator- ium and Director of the Division of Tuberculosis Control. Miss Hannah Turner. P.H.N‘., is in charge of the clinics while Garth C. Crockett, Public Health Eds ucator is responsible for the community organization carried out before the clinics are held in a particular community. Mrs. John Cameron of Summerside is working directly with the people in each district. I WILL CONTINUE

Provincial Department of Health and the Prince Edward Island

Tuberculosis League continues to be extremely successful in the western end of the Island, Dr. M. Lorne nnell, Minister of Health. stat yesterday.

The ,survey, which has been in operation for two years, has tu- berculin tested well over 30,000 adults and children of school age or over one third of the entire population of the province. Ap— proximately 12,000 x-rays have been taken.

The centres most recently com— pleted are Tignish. Palmer’s

Miss Penny Griffin. of Mount- real,l is spending holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Edv ward A. Griffin,’ Burton.

v Miss Ida O’Halloran of Toron~ to, is spending'- holidays at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Peter O’Halleran, Gleu’garv W- .

Messrs. Hen-y Dalton of To:- onto, and formerly of Burton. and Joseph McIsaac, of St. Eleanor-I, were recent visitors to Burton.

Mrs. John Coulson, Seaview, was recently visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mac- Leod, Victoria West.

TYNE VALLEY

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan MacLean spent a week visiting their son,

Mr. Ralph MacLean and Mrs. MacLean, (Bedford, Nova Scotla.

Mr. Chester MacLennan, Vic- toria West. is busily engaged in building a new piece .oli his barn. Many children from Tyne Val- ley and vicinity are taking ad- vantage of the splendid swun- ming courses which are put on at Bideford. ‘

on. and Mrs. Roy emu, Han- over, Mass., spent some time re- cently visiting with Mrs. Gorrill's

Mrs. ' Jennie Nowell, Somer- ville, Mass, is spending her holl- days at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, Victoria West. .

Mrs: and Mrs. Claude MacArth-

beheld at the home oers.

pal Ladner, Elaine Johnson, Nancy Nicholson and Ronnie Pe- terson display the scuttlebuts, wastebaskets to landlubbers,

WESTERN GUARDIAN

QRAYMOND GRANT. Optome- trist, wil be in his O’Leary office Saturday afternoon July 26th.

ANNIVERSARY DAY, TRYON United Church, Sunday, July 27th at 11 a.m. and |7.30 p.m.

JEAN’S BEAUTY SHOP. Ken- sington will be' closed for'holi- days from July 28 to August 9th. inclusive. -_ ~

DANCE iii Kinkora Hall “to- night, Friday, July 25th. Spon- sored by Kinkora C.Y.O.

'DR. R. L. SHAW will be away from his offinces in Bedeque and ‘Borden, Saturday and Sunday July 26-27. ‘

HELP WANTED, — Campbell and Burns Cannery at Central Bedeque require immediately a number of male and female em- ployees. Contact Harold Camp- bell, Bedeque 32-2 or'22r5.,-,

REEVES Fondant"? very largely alt/guided. ‘ of the late Cecil Reevesvgs’held . from the, family , town on The service wasr«conducted”-‘-by Rev.

SEE, SCUTTLE‘BUTI'S! ,

which they made as a handicraft project at Trinity's Bible Sea Adventure School which closes

A' decision to postpone until September 12-14 the Island Toung Peoples Camp at Augus- tine Cove Was made during a meeting of the camp planning committee in Summ‘erside on

Bible School At HorlsviIle ‘

’ marked Vacation Bible school “sessions at Hall-ts- ville Presbyterian Church. At- tendance reached a new lugh at the sohool;wibidi was sponsored jointly by. the“ Predby'terian Chur- ches of Brookfield, Hartsville,’ Glasgow‘Road, Hunter River, a Breadalbane. The one ‘- week session- began Monday July 14 with 110 present, and daily in- creases saw attendance mount to 166 on Friday. Nearly 300 attend. ed a Closing Programme and ex- hibit of ,handcrait‘ Sunday after-

School was “Bible Sea Adventurl;

noon. ~ » ~~ , A The. theme of the “Vacation , es.“ In addition to daily Bible]

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Friday. They also made their sallor hats. There were 150 child- Ten and 44 leaders taking part.

Postpone Young People’s Comp At Augustine Cove

Wednesday night. It was felt that more time, publicity. leadership and, programming was needed in 01‘er to assure a successful camp. Originally planned for this coming week- end, the get-together will deal

r with program ideas and mate-

rials to coincide with the fall reorganization of most groups. At that time, several Maritixne and Island, leaders will be avail- able to offer guidance and in- struction in the christian edu- cation programs.

Several officers, and ubvcom- mittees were appoin to deal with particular duties. These included Ernest Murphy. as overall chair-than, Katherine lPoole as secretary and regist- rar, Bill Callbeck‘las business manager, David MacDonald and Joyce MacKie as publicity pro- motors;

other appointments and d& t s will be considered at the next meeting, scheduled for Charlottetown on August 5th. It was also agreed" that an-

tinther weekend work camp he

ileum the Atlantic Christian Training Centre in Tatama-

Road, St. Lawrence and Alber- ton. Fourteen hundred people at- tended the two day clinic at 'Illg-

A reception held in the RCAF Wing Association Club rooms, in Summerside followed by a ban- quet at Mulberry Lodge and a dance at the Y center, last night wound up the day’s activities for an “International Brigade" of European Air Cadets making a one day tour of the Province. Among the 36 members of the group are boys from the United Kingdom, Norway, Sweden, Den- mark and the Netherlands. During the banquet e sch visitor was presented with a suitable souvenir of his visit to the Town of Summerside. ‘ The presentations were made on behalf of their hosts. Mayor Currie and the Town Council.“ REVIEWS HISTORY , In his address of welcome to the visiting cadets ’His Worship included a, brief review of the Island’s history. '

Last night the cadets and their conducting officers were guests ofdthe RCAF at Station Summer- 51 e. ‘

The group arrived in Summer- side by air yesterday morning, and travelling by bus in order; to get a closer I at the Is- land, they visited .arlottetown in the morning and Cavendish in the afternoon.

.In Charlottetown they visited Confederation Chamber wh e re they heard the story of Canada’s birthplace from Commissionaire Robert Craig whose accent brought delighted miles to sev~ eral of the Cadets from Glasgow and Dundee, Scotland.

The survey will be continued in Prince County for the remainder

of the summer, Dr. Donnell said,

Internationdl Air Cadets Complete Visit To Island

the nicest we have visited."

gram of classical music as

ed for piano in his homeland. T0 CAVENDISH

where the boys

not used to heat like this."

Cadet Command, headed by

before they entered. ,

change of Cadet fmmations. LANDED SUNDAY

' An impromptu musical. inter- lude to the delight of Mrs. Hynd- man featured the call at Gover- nment House. Preferrlng the op- portunity of playing the grand piano to inspecting the rose gar- den, Cadet Ralph Jacobs, Neth- erlands, ran through a breif pro- he explained how the music is scor-

, Leaving Government H o u s e the Cadets drove to Cavendish enjoyed the cooling waters of the North Shore. All of them welcomed the op- portunity for a swim as “we are

Oilficers of the Provincial Air Greg Mulholland, president, accompan- ied the group with Mr. Mul— holland briefing his air crew on‘ the history of Government house

In charge of the group is Sqdn. Ldr. Stephen, of Great Britain from which countrymost of the group here come. Sgt. Michael Dunlap, Dundee, Scotland. is in

The group landed at St. John’s, Newfoundland on Sunday, July 20th, and after a conducted tour gorse were flown to Greenwood,

leave today for St. John, Ni 3., and on July 26th will con-

field.

ticle to be sold.

latives in St. Gilbert.

Mr. and Mrs. Aubin Arsenault had as recent guests'Mr. Norbert Gallant of Gardner, Mass, also Mrs. Isadore Gallant of Char lottetown.

Mrs. Emily Gallant, sons Ron ald and Gerald and daughter, Sandra, .are spendng a‘ few weeks with Mrs. Charles McIn nis and family of Borden.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry an... and son Ricky of Neguac, N.B., are holidaying at the home of

Mr. and Mrs. Urban Gall-ant, 199th Bay. ‘

and farmily, Summer-side. visited Mr. and Mrs. Emile Bernard;

Jerry Gallant of Saint. John. N3. is spending his school hell days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerome Gallant. '

Miss Margaret Bernard, St. Philip, is spending three weeks in Toronto as the guest of her sisters, Albina and Charisse Bet new and friends.

Miss Yvonne Comnierhstudent nurse at Hotel Dieu' Hospital,

ice Cox-ruler. Also home for his

already gained national promim ence in the tuberculosis control

Sylvalire Arsenuult, roll call to be answered by donating an ar-

Mr. Alphie Gallant and (laugh tens, Inez and Unioe, of ’Dierppe, N.SB. spent a few days visiting re“

- in Springhill. They

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gallant and”

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Landry'

Monoton, spent the weekend with _ her parents, Mm. Gim-

ur, Springhill, were recent vis- itors at the home (if Mr. and Mrs. Stirling Ellis. ‘O’Leary.

Sympathy is extended to the wife and family of the late Stir- ling Dyment, whose death oc- curred recently.

brother, Mr. Edison Williams and Mrs. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Gor- rill have been vacationing at Bedeque. »

Mrs. Edward MIaCAI‘IJhur spent a few days recently visiting friends in Halifax and vicinity.

The Presbyterian; Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs.Robert Miller on Thursday evening, July 17th, with a full attendance.“ It was moved at this meeting that the evening of meeting be ohang; ed to the last Tuesday evening

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ellis, Streetsviile, Ontario, recently spent a few days in Northam and‘Springhill. They attended the funeral of the late Stirling Dy- meat.

E'ston Rainsay on Tuesday, July 29th. . ‘ Mrs. Stanley Forbes and dan- ghter Susan. arrived from Van‘- couver. BC. by plane on Mon- day morning to spend six weeks visiting Mrs. Forbes' parents. Mr’snd Mrs. 'llhou'nas Nichol.-

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Livingston and family, Charlottetown, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. DeAn Crousby on Sunday, July 20th.

Mrs. , Henry {Yoe and Miss Daisy Adams are vacationing at

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dy-

,of each month. Next in ' to ment, ,Quebec, recently spent a W

few days in Springhill and Sum- erside. They attended the tun- eral of the late Stirling Dyment.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nesbitt, Massachusetts, spent a few days also attended ~ the funeral of the late Stirling

Dyment. I >

‘ Mr. and Mrs. Claude Yeo, Port Hill, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Roland Bryant, North Enmore. ,

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Mrs. Florence MacCurragh, Brookton, Miles, spent a few days recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ancel Ball-um, Mount Pleasant. ’ ~

A miscellaneous shower was held in Victoria West Hall for Mr. and Mrs. Roy Newcombe, who were married in the United Church at Victoria West. Mrs. N-ewcornbe is the former Muriel MacKinnon da terof Mr. and

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lessons. and stories, the program- me lncluded memory work, hand; craft, recreation, and group wor- ship at which time new songs were learned. v- .

Néauly a dozen'parents aided with transportation. The Orange- Lodlge donated use of their hall for the session. Refreshments were donated by Mr. Benjamin

,mony.

Friends of Mrs. Clara Mace Load, of Mount Pleasant, are sor- ry to learn that she is a patient in the Stewart Memorial Health Centre, Tyne Valley. We all join in wishing Mrs. Moobod’ a speedy recovery. ‘

holidh‘yls Is Eddy Conmier, stud out at Chiooutimti College, Quebec

Friends and 1relatives of Mr. Frank O’Calissie will, regret to learn he is a patient in the Prince County Hospital for treatment.

\Professor MelvinGallant, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gallant,

igouche, if arrangements can be made With the principal.

' Others in attendance included Elmer MacLean, Errol Sharpe and-CarlMillar- w ,

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VISIT GOV’T HOUSE

A brief Ifree time’ walk about the city wasfollowed by‘a visit .,to Government House where they were warmly welcomed by Lieu- tenant Governor F. Walter Hynd- man and ,Mrs. Hyndman and served mid-meal refreshments.

.‘ Many of the boys expressed as-

tinue to Montreal:

There, they will spend two days and then will ﬂy to Camp Bor- den for' a visit to the . Canadian- Air Cadet Senior Leaders and dril instructors course.

They will be guests of honor at various functions while in the province of Ontario and on Aug-

' Mr. Brown of'theUnited Church assisted by Rev. EH. ,of Kensington Presbyterian, Church. Hymns chosen .‘were “The Lord’s”

_ My Shepherd'fﬂandf‘Safenln The Arms of: Jews.”_ were Everett Francis Austin Ro- gers, Leslie Reeves, Fred Paym- ter, Preston Reeves and Robert

CAPITOL —

FRIDAY — SATURDAY i Matinee on Saturday 2 r. M.-

J ardine. Interment was in Free town People'scemetery ‘ , x

' PERSONALS

., Miss EtheleehBarbour returns

ed yesterday to her; home in' Montrose visiting brieﬂy with her sister Mrs. George Shela -- foon, Charlottetown.

Mr. Larry Clarke, West New— ; ton,.Mass., is a guestof his ne- j phew and niece, Mr..asld’Mrs. '1‘. A. Clarke, Alberton.

Mrs. Vessey..York, is a week- end guest of Rev. J.M. Sproule, and Mrs. Sproule Alberton.

William Bowering, Albertoln, enteredthePrinceCountyHospl- to! on Thursday for minor sur- Eﬂ'l'o h ‘

Miss Beth Clarke has arrived from Albany, N.Y. to spread the summer in Montrose. She is the welcome guest of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hardy. '

Mr. and Mrs. Mei-rill Barbour Ind their two children . have air;

rived from~Toronto to visltthéii“

parents. Mr. and Mrs. Nell Ban hour, Montrose. and Mr. and Mrs Rhodes Ashley, Cascnmpec.

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’ Bible,. and enlistment of new stu-

xstanedsoy teachers and helpers:

Summerside

Cousins, Hartsville. ' A contest was held; based on frequency of attendance with a

dents. It. was won by Wayne vMacPllerson, Brookfield 'who brought 17 new students.

~ME.,L. Betts, stilesnt minister in the ‘ Brookﬁeld charge. was ‘ actor ofthe School. Mr. P. Walker; student minister in the Breadalbane charge,.wa-s coalit-

There were five departments

Be’ginﬂers department: Mrs. B. Cousins, director Mrs. Neil D. MacOleod. Miss Lois Jewel, Mrs. S.- Parsons, all of ‘Har-tsville; Mrs. Daniel lMaoPherson, Glas- gow Road; Miss Bertha Smith. Hunter-River. , Primary department: Mrs. Ken MaoRae, Glasgow Road, directpr; Mrs. Wes '-Ma.cl)onald, Glasgow Road, ,Mrs. Sterling MaoRae, Brookﬁield, Miss Donalda Mac- Pherson, Bmokflield, Miss Mar- jorie MaoLennan, Hartsville, Mrs. Parley Taylor, Winsloe. » Jlmior department: Miss Chats-- tine Mac-Innis, director, Mrs. J. MacDonald, Huntsville; Mrs. Don- ald MacPherson, Brookfield; Mrs. Duncan Nichol-son, Hartsville. Intermediate ’délartment: Mr. Paul Walker, ’student minister, Breadalbane change. Mrs. W. MaoClaine, Hunter River.

Senior department: Mr. Lee Betts, student minister, Brook- field charge. ,

Jr. Fa rulers Meet At ' . New Glasgow

The New Glasgow and Districts Junior Farmers held their regu- lar meeting in the Junior Farm- ers Recreation Centre on Wed- nesday; July 16.,

Despite a drenching downpour of rain eighteen members were present to answer the Roll. The Minutes were read, approved, and signed. ‘

The Fire Committee Chairman reported a most generous tion of Fifty Dollars received from New Glasgow Dairying Co. toward the fire truck. He also re- ported that the pump and engine will berpicked up in Charlotte- town this week. .

The Ways and Means Commi— ttee Chairman expressed thanks to Ralph Dickieson for the use of his cooler for the Strawberry and Ice Cream festival. He also thanked those who brought their card tables especially those who are not members of the .group. He congratulated the ladies for the fine effort they put forth to make our strawberry and ice cream festival a success. He also reported that arrangements haVe been made to hold a pantry sale at the kitchen shelter on park Cavendish on July 24th.

A Report of the Directors Meet- ing was read and adapted. The president reminded the group of the Medical .Centre Turkey Sup-

ector-and organist'ltor the session. ‘

Léague Actwﬂy. ‘In .Little League play at Queen Elizabeth Park last night the Y’s Men Majorsbe’at;Le- gion 10—8. A1 Gaudet was the winning pitcher. Bria-n Mac- Neili’s grab in centre field was the best. fielding effort. ,Y’s Men also drubbed the Legion in the minor game, Dennis Arsenault‘s home run making the score 1-0. David Gallant was the winning pitcher. .

The Summerside All-Stars beat the R.C.A.F. boys in a Babe Ruth fixture by the score of 3-2. George Lecky.‘ pitching for Sum- mersidebested the starry John Bethel in a nun pitcher’s battle. Wayne Matheson ico’ntributed two sparkling catches for the Winners.

Legion Upsets League. Leaders

The Summerside Legion nar- rowed the Pontiac lead in the Summerside Softball League at Queen Elizabeth Park last night by defeating the league leaders 6«1._The,game want seven in- nings but all the scoring, was done in the first three. Sonny Stull held the MacLennan Motors boys to 4 hits, and chalked up" nine strikeouts in the process. Eustace Reeves, pitching his first game of softball put on a creditable performance, giving up only seven safe bingles.

Joe Bernard led all batters with three singles in four trips; The Legion were steadier afield committing only one error to three for the Pontiacs. Pete Green at ,secondkuocked down a hard smash from the bat of Des 'Roberts in the third and got his man at first. Ulric Gal- lant playing short stop ramped into the outfield to pull down Bill Stull’s Texas leaguer. A snappy Pete Green to Coke Grady to Ed Boaltes double kill- ing was a feature of the defen- sive play.

WELLINGTON

Mrs. Ted. L. Arsenault recen- tly visited for a few days in Rus- lice and Oyster Bed Bridge. She was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Cyril Gallant and other friends.

Several members of the Girl Guides left recently for camp for 2 weeks at Brackley Beach. They are the Mi5ses Dianne Arsenault, Corrinne Arsenault, Dianne Gal- lant and Noella Reid.

‘Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Verno Gallant were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gallant of Maiden, Mass, and Mr Billy McGee of Chelsea, Mass.

Mr. Alyward Barlow recently spent a few days with his mo- ther, Mrs. Alice Barlow.

Mrs. Michael McNally and dan- ghter Eileen recently visited Arn- old and Lillian McIntee of Rich- mond.

per in this Recreation Centre.

Though 8'.) years old, Mrs. Jack

tonishment at the beauty of the old.,.oolonial residence and one remarked “but then everything is so clean looking and nice smelling in your province. It is

Commier of Adamsville, ND. is still leading an active his and recently visited friends and rela~ tivesl in St.

and Mrs. Joseph Conunier and family of xSummerside, also

' Mr. and Mrs. Edward Arsenault

and son Leonceof Wellington, re- cently‘visited Mr. andMns. Glor- lce Cormier ofst. Philip. ' ~'

Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Richard of Mont cam-lie], visited Mir. Zach- arie Cormier and other relatives recently.

and Mrs. Fidele Demoches

had as recent guests, Mr.'and

Mrs. Patrick O’Mara, warlotte- town, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Duf- fy, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Des- Roches and family and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Comniea', all of Sum- merside. -

~Mrs. Herbert Bert and daugh- ter Mrs. Wilfred‘Thompson and family, all of Halifax, N.S., spent some time with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ferguson, Union Corner also Mrs. Lorne Barlow, Mir. Barlow and family. ' /

Friends of Mrs. George Birch of Borden, will regret to learn she has been a patient in the Prince County Hospital. All hope to see her home soon. ,

Mr. Wilson McPhee,’ South- west, ‘who has been spending some time in Bedeque, has re turned to her home.

Mr. James Chappell Sm, who has been a patient in Prince County Hospital, has returned to Southwest. ’

Miss Thelma Baglole left re- cently for Monctou, N.B., while there, she will visit her brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson.

Master Victor Gamble, 9-year- old son of Mr. and Mrs. Linus Gamble, was the victim of a re- grettable accident recently when he was thrown from a bicycle he was riding suffering severe head injuries. He was removed to the Prince County Hospital, where he received treatment and has re- turned to his borne much im- proved.

Mr. and Mrs. Mailield Camp- bell, Summerside, and Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil B. McNeill, Riverside, were recent Visitors to Borden.

Mr. and Mrs. Urville McKin- non and daughter, Isabelle of Charlottetown. were recent vis- itors to Southwest. They were accompanied by Mr. Charles Mc- Kinnon of St. Eleanors.

Mr. and Mrs. Au‘bin Arsenault had as recent guests Mrs. John Gallant and daughter Yvonne, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gallant of Westbrook, Maine, and Mrs.

list 7th;, they will return Montreal by air. ‘

Marcel Bounque Richard and son of Monoton.

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Fidele Ansenauilt, St. Gullbert' .

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They Will’ spend. several days on sight seeing tours of Mon- treal and on August 11th will start out on the return trip home.

and Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hamstead and daughter Debbie of Montreal spent 2 weeks holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph

Mrs. Gustave Gallant and four sons. David, Raymond, Donald and Louis of Toronto, are visi- ting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Mr. Gordon Gaudelt of the B. CAP. Mrs. Gaudet and family visited in St. Gilbert with friends.

Mr. and Mrs. William Arson: ault had as recent guests, Mrﬁ and Mrs Henry Arsenault and small son, Raymond of Toronto.

Mr. and Mrs. Dolor Caissie had

as weekend guests, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Poitier and infant son of

.Mr. Leroy Gamble of the R.

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ault and five children from, St.

visiting relatives in Egmont Bay; Sgt. Amsenault is the son of Mrs.

Mr. Arsenault. t

his son Edgar visiting brador. .‘ ’

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sailed for Europe J-uly 14min further his MES in history in Paris and Rome. He was presented with a brief case by his neighbors and friends who gathered at his home

Sgt. and Mrs. Stanley Arsen Jean. ’d Ibervllle, Quebec, are

Philip M. ,Arsenault and the late

Mus Exllda, Arsenwlt. Mont real, is visiting her brother ’Aug ustin J. Arsenault, who also has from“ La

, Maire from ‘Chelsea,‘Mass., are visit ing relatives and friends instilli-

Twenty manufacturers of tele-

vision sets ln Australia employed between 5,000 and 6,000 Workers

Friends of little Blain Mac- Leod, son oer.‘ and‘Mrs. Clin- ton MocLeod, Springhill, are pleased to see him home again after being confined to Stewart Memorial Health Centre with pneumonia. , a Mr. Lorne Enman, Springthill, IT’S A MOT M

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and Mrs. Fred Johnson, daughters Debbie and Donna‘ re- cently visited Mr. and Mrs. John Bag-lole, Southwest.

Mrs. Jessie Gamble had recen- tly as overnight guests, Miss Elizabeth Gholmley of England and Miss Eileen Paris of Cal- gary. Alberta.‘ .

and Mrs.,Edgar Gallant, Ottawa, accompanied by their three are spending a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs.

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