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TIGNISH

The Retarded Children’s As- sociation held a very Valentine party in the Legion Community Hall on Wednesday evening, February 14. An old fashion basket social was enjoy- ed. Sixteen tables of 45's were in play with high score go- ing to .Mrs. Alyre 5 Freeze-out prizes were won by Mrs. Joe Dorsey and Mrs. Wil- Ham J. Perry, Consolation prize | went to Mrs. Claude Gavin. Attending the United Maritime Fishermen Ltd convention that

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was held recenly at Ft, Cum- berland Hotel in Amherst, NS., were Wilson Shea, manager of | Tignish Fisheries Co-op Associa-

'tary of Tignish Co-op Fisheries; and directors, J.A. Richard, Ed- ward McAlduff, Alfred McInnis and Harold Cormier, *

Mr. and Mrs, Thomas LeClair returned to their home in South Rustico on Friday, Accompany- ing them on their return was their daughter Mrs. E.C. Perry, Mrs. Harold Cormier and Mrs. Veronica Gaudet.

Mr. and Mrs Edmond Perry returned to the village from Toronto, Ont., where they spent the several months visiting members of their family.

MISCOUCHE

Mr. and Mrs. Damas Thibe- deau and family of Miscouche recently spent some time in Chelsea, Mass., visiting with relatives,

Mr.,. and Mrs. Edward Gallant and family arrived at their home in Miscouche after having spent some time in Ontario where Mr. Gallant was employed.

Dennis Gaudet, Ernest Gau- det and Billy Peters arrived at their respective homes in Mis- couche after having completed a survival training course in Charlottetown.

On Friday the Catholic Wo- men's League of Miscouche held a pantry sale at Gaudet's Gro-

cery.

Iris Gallant, RN, is spending several weeks in Miscouche at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs: D. H. Gallant.

The Miscoucte — Firemen's Club are holding card parties on Tuesday evenings in the base- ment. of the high school. The winners on Tuesday Feb. 20, were: first prize winners, Mrs. Hilary DesRoches, George Mec- Millan, Jerry Gallant and Cy- rus’ DesRoches, Consolation, Mrs. Abbie Gaudet and Jerry Richard.

On Sunday evening the Wo- men's Auxiliary at Miscouche held a card party at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Reggie Gaudet, &t. Nicholas,

Sister St. Mary Eugenia, principal at .Miscouche High School, attended a meeting in| Charlottetown recently,

| tion; Joseph W. Doucette, secre- |

. Argue Backs Decision o Quit Democratic Party

of events,” she said in an inter- view here. “I am in agreement with his decision.”’

His move had not been made lightly. It had followed much | soul searching. |

The attractive 37 - year - old mother of four children said she has ‘‘great faith in Hazen's in- tegrity.” : |

Mrs. Argue grew up in a home| where her father voted for both | the Progressive Conservative | and Liberal candidates before | the CCF party was formed.

Her greatest regret in her husband's action is the friends | who will be Jost. “This has hurt many of them.” |

She feels the people in their | Saskatchewan constituency of | Assiniboia will accept the de-| Cision in “varying degrees.” |

“Perhaps those who worked | ithe hardest for the party may | feel they've been betrayed but} the decision was not made) lightly.” |

Mrs. Argue earlier had told their children, Linda, 15; Greg- | ory, 12, Susan, 7, and Dawn, 5,/ that their father might quit the party. She will rejoin the chil- dren this weekend at their Kay- ville, Sask,, farm home. |

The family lived in Ottawa for |’ three years but moved back to | Saskatchewan “because we | thought it would be good for the children and because we wanted | to be close to the constituency.” |

Mrs. Argue grew up in Kay-/| ville, just a few miles from her. future husband’s home. |

As a youngster she belonged to a CCF youth group but didn’t actively campaign until after her| marriage.

“I've done everything from knocking on doors to attending meetings; talking to people on street corners, and travelling with my husband. Whatever party he goes into, I will con- tinue to work as hard as I did before.”

NORTHAM

Mrs. J, E. Milligan, Northam is a patient in the Prince County Hospital where she underwent surgery

Mr. Ivan Linkletter is visit- ing his son, Dr. Alfred Linxlet- ter in Montreal and his daugh- ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Yeo, also of Mon- treal. Mr. Linkletter will be visiting friends in the United States before returning to the province. °

The Northam Women’s In- stitute met at the home of Mrs. Horace McArthur on Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ramsay were the guests of their daugh- ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Dyment, Summerside on Sunday evening.

Mr. Edgar Ellis, Charlotte- town, spent the weekend as the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Ellis.

Mrs, Cyril Rodd has entered the Prince Edward Island Hos- pital where she will undergo surgery.

Mrs; Loman MacLean is a patient in the Prince County | Hospital.

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