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Matheson, who represents the Milton district in the Legislature. Mrs. More side was at home yesterday to many friends and relatives.

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TIGNISH — Alice Faye Bar- rett, Alberton, met with a very painful accident Sunday evening while skating at the Tignish out- door rink. The accident occurred when she tripped and fell and her partner skated over two fingers on her hand.

She was given first aid at the scene by Mrs. Edie Eldershaw and taken to the home of Dr, Wilfred Leon for treatment.

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