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Bloomfield Station

Bloomfield Station sohool lies. rt-opened after the usual Yule-

Alberlen and Vicinity

The illness of Mr. Joseph amt- iliews in the Prince County Hos- [pltfli is regretted by his iiflends.

tide vacation.

Miss

Klldare

Stella Gallant,

I Capes, recently visited her father,

Friends will regret to learn that Mr. Johnnie Gallant.

|.\fr. Arthur Clark has entered the ,

' lPrincc County Hospital for ireat- Ml’. Bill Peirry has returned to | St. John. N. 3.. alter spending I the Yuletide st his home here.

1Vl2r. and Mrs. Vance MecKey spent the Christmas holidays at, her tormer home in Middleton.

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Miss Irma Lewis. Summerside, recently spent a brief holiday with lier parents. Mr. and Mrs. Theo- dore Lewis.

I l Mr. Leo 0‘Meara. has returned i 150m a two months‘ stay in Ham-

Mr. Winston Callaghan. nabs. fleet, was a recent visitor of his gates, Mrs. Prank MacDougall. —

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llfrs. Shercc Moriisscy liah re- luriied_ lzome after spending a week in Alberton the guest o! l’l€l' ouushter. Mrs. Shea. and Doctor Shea.

A successful card y was held in the school on Fri ay night. Pro. ceeds were for the Women's 1n.

U. S. President Harry S. Truman and his inaugural committee seem sauna.

to have split a mile apart on their selection of an "official" 11181180111 portrait. and shown above are the two reasons why. On left is portrait made by Dr. Hurry Miller, retired physician, t0 W005i? llpmfi the President went for a special sitting. imd \\'i'.l_i thc results oi’ which lie has ex std "complete satisfaction." On right l5 picture of the chief executi made by the Army Signal Corps, selected by the inaugural committee as the "oificial" picture. The ccnniiiitice, alter first. accept- ing Dr. Millers portrait study to the extent of asking the photographer to release the copyright. made a right-about-iace. and selected the army picture, making the decision in an announcement to the press before sending notice of its decision to Dr. lvlizler. The latter calls it "politicsflubut you can decide for yourscll ivlizeli is the better of the two. The President delivered his state of the union message to a joint ses=ion of the 81st Congress in the House chamber at Washing- ton D C. Highlight of his speech, before the capacity-packed cham- ber. was a demand for repeal of the Taft-Hartley 13W-

Mr. hank MacDougall, station flsent has been on vacation for a 19W 485's. He is being relieved by Mr- Roy Gallant.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo O'Rourke and illlllglllfl’ Eileen have returned to their home iii Si. John's, New- foundland. after spending ilie Yuletide season with Mr. O‘- Rtiurltes lather, Mr. James 0'. Rourke of this town. On their return home the 0'Rourkr's spent a day in Summerside the guests

‘of Mr. UFtourkes nephew, Reggie O'Connor, and Mrs. O'Connor.

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MY- Mid Mrs- Ray Gallant ac- companied by Mrs. Vance Mac. Kay “d Mrs- G601’!!! Palmer.

were visitors to Summerslde last, week.

Ml‘. Clare Gallant has retumgd to his studies at St. Dunstan's co). ‘W89 81f" spending the holidays “i111 111s Parents. Mr. and, Mrs. nay Gallant.

Cpl. Swindell of the R.C..\l.P., and Mrs Swindell have gone to CllEll'l\‘wll€LO\\'l’l, after having been slflllOnfiCl in Alberton for mbOlll s.x years. Cpl. and Mrs. Hagen have been transferred from Char- lottetown. Prior to'tiie'ir depart- ure Cpl. and Mrs. Swindell ivci-e guests of honor ni t-he home cl Mr. and Mrs. W. C. LEiIVlLL, when members of St. Peters Anglican Church met to bid them farewell. On behalf of those assembled. the mi his studies at Summerside High q Rev. Jose h W. Now r se Sdiool.

y w gr°“"‘“NCW. -. ‘Jinnah ' - ' the zuestsp of honor vevitlirea """ mas lwnda" Wm‘ his puems‘ Active i'l church work and ohm Mrs. J. A. Douglas spent tlic . r. and Mrs. John F. Gallant. ——- V F-Cilvit-ivs pertaining to the beligy- ueekeiiti in Summerside visizing C. . iinent of the community. Mr, and relatives.

Mrs. Sirindeli will be greatly

missed.

in Norboro and Miss Miriam Law- less, student nurse of Charlotte- town lftispital spent New Year's at lier hcmc. the guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Law‘- less.

Miss Ruby ‘Ihompsen h" r9. turned to her duties as “p001 teacher after spending the Christ. mas vacation at he,- home in Roseville.

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Mr. George Douglas, Moiictoii spent Christmas at his home.

Miss Maude Pratt recently re- turned from a most enjoyable trip l0 Mus. U. S. A. She spent; Christmas with hie-r sister, rs, Ramsay of Summervilie.

i\lr. Aiibin Gallant returned to his studies at St. Joseph's College, .\'. 8.. alter spending the Christ-

Mr, wwell Andrews has resum-

_ There ls an epidemic o! megglgg in the community now. Almost all the children who have not had them before have them noiv or previous to this writing, We hope the school children will soon bis i'ullv recovered and able to go brick to school.

Rnsebank school reopened 'f‘ucs- dny, January 4th. after the Christ-j mas holidays.

One evening shortly alter Christ- inas friends and neighbours of Mi‘. and Mrs. Eric Corbett as- sembled at their home for a house ivanrnlrrg. On behalf of the guests. Ml‘. J. W. Don Campbell read an address and a presentation was mndc bv Miss Verna Rayner. To iliese outward signs of rippreqiq. tzcn and good will. Mr. and Mrs. Corbett answered most flttingly. A happy evenins was spent in games and music.

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Maidens Club; Recitation A Bachelor Sale by Marion Mac- Laren; lvlotion Song —- Now '[ Aiii A Grandma; Recitation -- All He Wants by Sterling Anderson; Dialogue - Cat‘: Pie: Recitation Clever Dr. Well by 2 pupils; Solo —- Barney McCoy; Dialogue Alls Well That Ends Well: Recitation - Grandpa's Specs by Richard MacLaren; Chorus Christmas Time; Closing speech by Elsie MacLaren.

CABLE HEAD WEST SCHOOL CHRISTMAS CONCERT

'“"“ _ page i3) Mr. Dole-re Gallant left Fl'ldf\_\' for Freetown. where lie will be engaged for a while.

liie pupils and teacher o! Cable Head West School present- ed a very enjoyable concert to parents end Ilafl! W512i!!! 0n hloriday night. DGP- 39"‘- The at-litiolroom vias taslelullv 09001‘- sietl for the oomsioii by the teach- n". Miss Mary Wood, assisted by flhe pupils. Mile Elllrl MCKBXII-le sapabiy performed the duties of

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mallett enjoyed a brief holiday in Monc- ton. guests of their daughter

Piusville _

Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Gallant were recent. visitors to Summer. side. I

Miss Arin Campbell spent s few days in Norborn the guest of Mr.

rhairnian.

The programme was as follows: Opening Speech by two pupilSZ (thorns - Merry Christmas Day‘. Drill ~- WNCOlIle by a pupil-s; Recitation - Not. So Easy by Eerie MacSwaiii; Monologue Tali Boy's 'I‘i'0llbl8s by Sterlirlfl Md"- _\-.,,,; Dlaiogu» __ Getting Even with sister's Beau: ‘lecitation — when I Was a Little Boy b! David MacLaren; Oivistmas Hymn ._ Silent, Night; Recitation -— A litter to Santa Claus b7 Mm" Sanderson.

Dialog“!- _- Risking A Cake‘. Ttcritation - A Good BOY by ioiivai-u MacLai-en; Duet - I lraded My Saddle f0!‘ l Rm" Recitation No Stocldnil T° Wear by Elsie Met-Larch; Drill —— ilanging up the Stockings b? 4 hovs; intermission; Recitation -— What tlie Stockings Said bl’ Jack‘

Away In

Duet: Here Comes Santa. Claus. after which Santa arived in his usual jovial mariner and presented gifts from’ a heavily laden tree. A vote of thanks was extended b7 the chairman to the teacher and pupils “HO were instrumental in making the evening a success. During the intermission members were treated to fudge. Miss Betty McKenzie accompanied for the song; while M05518. Fulton Mac- Larcn and LeRoy McKenzie sup- plied the remaining music for the occasion. The shining oi the Nat- ional Anthem brought s veil‘ successful evening to e close.

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WIFE HIS BARBER

TllRlGBY. Norfolk. England —— iCF‘) ~- Since Itii-liurd Sims ived in December. 1888. lie. has had only one burlior- liis wile. Slio cuts his hair and triiris his beard. Boili

The Getscn Yflmily from bot 6 brought their musical instruments and were most generous in the use oi their talent, A step-dance by Mr. Gab- riel Finnan oi’ Woodstock de-

other by Messrs. and Ralph Rayner. Two solos by Miss Mary Gillis, “New Is The flour" and “Silent Night", also a duct, "O Little Town Of Bethle- lieni" by Misses Verna and Norma Rayner, were much enjoyed. Dc- iiciotie refreshments were served and the "remainder oi’ the evening was spent in dancing.

Don Campbell

FIREWORKS VETERAN DIES ‘LONDON, Jan. 5 —(A.P) filohn G. Craig. who claimed to have ill- iroduccd fireworks spectacles to the United States, (iii-d last. iilgiiit. He was 88. lIe demonstrated piriwlieels arid Rctnan candles at Manhattan

lighted those present, as did ani

and Mrs. Prank Murphy.

Miss lmroihy Croken. Moncion. visited lier home iri Norboro dur- iHS the holiday season.

Miss Irene Hughes. student of Notre Dame Academy spent Christmas at her home.

The llllsses Phyllis Gillis and Florence Hughes have resumed their studies at Kinkora Convent.

Mrs. Charles Murray. Char- lottetown visited her intents. Mr. and Mrs, George Bowness of Nor- boro.

The Norboro Women's Institute are busy preparing a play which ilicy hope to present in the near future.

lilr. and Mrs. Ray Geddeys and

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of Mr. coran.

and Mrs.

Mrs. Jacob Hardy and family Roscbank.

Jacob Hardy. Rosebank.

hot ‘l. is at present the guest. Mr. Corcoran and family.

Measles is prevalent in

MY- fllld Mrs. Gerald Murphy, Campbeilton were Sunday guests Norbert Cor-

Miss Rose Reeves. Freetown. was a weekend visitor of Mr. and

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Mr. Gerald Hardy motored from Summerside to spend the weekend WW1’! hi! parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Mr. Ambrose Dalton. Glengnrry.

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his dausliter. Mrs. J. J. Coiicoran.

_ this commumty as in many ot-liers. As yet. few have contacted the dis- ease. but an outbreak is expected

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$011. Aiyrc. were Sunday guests of at "Y um!- Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hardy. Rose-

bank.

Beach t5‘! years ago.

P" Tiliffldfl! night e successful Bingo party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Octave Blanch- ard. Brockton. Proceeds were in aid of the church.

IVlr. Vllliaid McKay, teacher of Norboro School has returned to his duties alter the Christmas holidays.

A successful Bingo psrty was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gallant on Tuesday evening. Proceeds are in iiid of the St. ‘Thomas Aquinas Society.

Miss Noelle. Gallant has return- ed to lier home after a few days‘ vacation with relatives in Char- iottctown.

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CitfifTTiliiFTiiT-‘ei~é Young People's Union iii Mill lliioi to unite “llll tliciii iii ll jiiiiii llll'i'-‘ side service, to lic licltl nmuiitl ill Fob. Gtii. _ ' These services are liclii Zli'l'\i.\> Canada uni] spoiisorr-tl by ill] iiilt-v» church committee iii youui: |\f‘l.\]ll" 1 V‘ _, _ h‘. _ m‘ W, rcpy-psciiliiip lliouiiiilup l'|'l‘.i Il"llll is". \"i‘\-l\’li)‘i,l1s n: sum l“ Churylies. lll('lll(lllll’,‘ ilic l iiril. ‘h; lm-nlslor‘ “W. “. G. Divkfo, ggosblilNml§nidLRNHTW‘. rnlllpftif.“ “luff which 4i lint‘ program of i" sciucs. < -- ""- '-"“ b i , - i N...» in: ‘°" “"“.“"l’°“‘i'ii° “’i~"i"i '%§‘"¥i“"{‘.' T£.‘.;i‘.‘-'.~‘l'i‘....“?.? §i“.-‘.°."ii.-i.i.‘l‘ii...-i- taiive ti tic tmiiiivt . . - ‘_ . Y I, l. M, . . ,- . N? At ll0hl meeting tho . ‘. . g (zltlmgleFlllliiirn1323p:(iilrojszliulhfvliicli 098"‘ i‘ 5W0)’ U! “l” ('°"l“'l " is expected to shortly nrrlve in hl“““*"o-

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Mr. Ralph Hardy, Summerside, spent the weekend in Rnsebarik. guest of his parents, ND‘. and Mrs. Jacob Hardy.

Mr. and Mrs. Keir Murray and family. Stanley and Hazel were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Murray's parents, Mr. and Mrs. '1‘eii. Cos- inin, Miminigash.

Mrs. Melvin MaoGregor. ton. Lot 7. spent Sunday lier parents, Mr. and Mrs. brose Corcoran.

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The Ynunir Pennies Union nf the Bloomfield United Church met for their regular meeting on Tuesday night, Jan. 11th at. the hOYTIl" of their President. Mr. Heber Profit‘ and Mrs. "Profltt. Despite tlic cold biting winds. there was n fine turnout ns the paved road was us grind ns in the summer time, being entirely bnre. After a short devo- tional conducted by the president. the Young People decided to give $10 to the Temperance Federa- tion. (Last. year they made nnotliet- generous donation of $25). They de-

ri-isae our-Hr». BE A LAW!

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Miss llazel Corcoran returned lo lier duties as schoolteacher of Mill River East sohool on Mon- day. January 10th.

' n iiiiiiilivi" oi the ipli» .'i sliori. siiniirinvy '1

The many friends of Master ROE?!‘ Hardy. Roseibank hope that lie will soon bc fully recovered and able t; come back to school. The Piusville St. Anne's Club held thci-r regular meeting on Monday. January 10th. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gallant.

Mr. Keir Murray returned to itis home here Friday after spend- ing a very enjoyable month in‘ various parts oi’ U. S. A. visiting relatives.

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exhibition and rodeo come Canadian a DA“; AND SVAGHETTI AND/ SANTA MAR '

and American visitors in their thous- ands. Herc, too, are the headquarters of the “Rcdcoatsf Canada's own famed Royal Canadian Mounted Police. In industry, art, education. she has made giant strides. Her cancer clinic is one of the finest on the continent. But, come, see for yourself, this city of clean, dignified, fresh beauty . . . the city that grew from a settlement of tents to the liisty greatness that is Regina today.

Regina blossomed overnight, from

tent: city in 1882 to todayfi 64,000.

From the beginning, she was imbued with the enterprising, adventurous, restless spirit characteristic of the western plains. Regine is a city tn he reckoned with: Centre of one of tlic continent’! most famed farming areas, the flat, heavy clay soil is admirably suited to mechanized farming. Regina is also e great merchandising, distributing and con- vention city. To the annual Regina

HY A?“ MISS _ LARNIN .105 TEACHER. 1 nouns, to "ions of oorsotass usuiittw rescuers! uwwlb»

A very enjoyable evening was spent at home of Mr. and Mrs. George Hughes recently when they entertained in honor of their daughter Lorraine.

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Mr. Iiaairrence Gallant has re- turned to his studies at, St. Jos- eph's College, N. B. after spend- ing the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gallant.

Mr. James Murphy. student of Prince of Wales College has re- turned to his studies after spend- ing his Christmas holidays with his pat-ants. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Murphy.‘ Nnrboro.

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IRITISH COLUMBIA,

The Misses Eleanor Stewart rind Lorraine Hughes have returned to Charlottetown where they are at- tending Prince of Wales College after spending their Christmas holidays at their home in‘ Nor- bore.

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1200 l-"oolhille . . 660 Pend Ore .. . Total sales 3.395.000.

‘ll-ten are 100,000 varieties of insect animal parasite throughout the world.

c A N A D A Miss Norms Lawless. student of

Nolvre Derne Academy, Charlotte- town spent Christmas at her home

VANCOUVER.

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