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Hector Buote Jr., stationed with the Canadian Army im Kingston, Ont., is spending a short leave at the home of his parents Mr.-and Mrs. Hector J... Buote;—Tignish.

Allison MacDonald son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl MacDonald, Tig- nish, hae joined the Canadian’ Armed Forces and has left to commence~his training at Hall- fax, N.S.

Colin Arsenault who spent the Thanksgiving weekend at the). home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arsenault, Tignish, has | to his studies at St. stan’s University.

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