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SIIERBROOKE w. 1. lmeonomica. was aiao road. The
iciovernment grant, was received 3and an appeal ironi the Red Cross for funds was also received since
--Mrs. James Harm was il(xbiiP&y to the Sherlzrookc Women's L y Institute when they met Thursday. We DF0Vi0US ym99HnB- - evening, April 9th., with an at-I A rrlb quill. WW &blFB0UVe 1" tendance of ii members and threejcolor and pattern. was received 95 vmwrsl The D;-Q5jden('jv1;'5.O113x".e5lr”l donation which will be forwarded Yeo. conducted the business of the. to illG.Elll'0pBalI Flood Relief. A meet.ng whzch opened by singing bcniitiliil eiiibroitiered table cover the Ode, foilowcd by repeating the and a blouse were also gratefully. ()r6g(1jnum5mL lxcccweii and will be among the
The nienibers answered the roll 116195 V) be 80” dimfli N"? can with 3 "House cleaning Hint." AICLIOII sale which is to be held The minutes of the last regular at the ncxt mEPllHE- meeting wcrc read and approvcd I: ivns clccidedy to make three and me 1.-95.5.1;-g... 1-93d me pounds of sugar into candy to be
tinancial si..itcnie-nt, lsold at the presentation of the play
The school romniittec had bought bi-' ill? CHM Club. towels and snap and the sick com- A committee. comprising Mrs. m,1t,i,ee had vi: tori, and had taken Frxink Townsend, Mrs. Roy Harris, 8 box of lZ'”.llt to .1 inanibcr who Martin Dekker. Mrs. Robert n and Mrs. Prowse Chap-
wns iii. A llllnliiPv9 hiifl also re--y M y
presented the Iii-(limo on tho oc- l3P.i. tic. Allil0l!l'-Pil 10 COMBT Wllh ms-yon of 1,1... piryvhv i);n'..d-Jy an. the n;i.'. roniniiitcc concerning niversarv of Mrs Lawrence Yen. ninkiiiq its-ccssztiiy repairs to the
Two ill.'t".lt you '.:-tic-rs time rece.v- li.'iI' ad incliidim; our from Mrs. Yon The secirtmiv has Rillioinitd W and faini'.,i ni.ike filial nrraiigenlenio for a A 1enc-g fvgrim tho Provaiioal First. Aid Course to be given in uyrflysidpniy 31-5 11m-gm Lax;-(ll re. lilo hall Mrs. F..1rlo'l”hon1psoii in- mi-din;-, the mmmg Audubqnsqlmoll virrri nioinbcrs and friends to her Tour. kwhirh is Sl1(lil'i0rOii his the h"IllF Mr N19 llifxiv m99iimR whim P, E I, W. I, was read and the roll no? ii:'l hr HIIMIPFPCI by an aoooniparivtng iickt-is were sold. Ar. I cxcliantzo of recipes. I lnteresiin: paper from Mrs, I'I0'.i- Ar. ndvcriislnz mm'9.5l' Prlwlded
ard Wood, convcner of Homo 0 Plllefmllllliem SW1 NW - - ---- -- --- - -- -- - was Ivfrs. Ehtic Mtidson. The
...c ndloiirnt.-d with the sing-
4)” God Save tile Queen, wli.ch P:()()KKEi'lPlCR.
foilowcd by the serving of it is lunch when the hostess ll .5 sistecl bv Mrs. Elmer Warn ..:id Xirs Charles Yeo. M-p(.m.m.,. (OROEATION C-AD(-ET i IMNDON, (cop To mark the l ("oi nation month of Julie special Coronntioii designs will be fitted to si.iinp-r-nut-oiling ITIRCIIIIIPS at Brit- lsll post Dfil('P5. A special air let- ter form 15 also provided. with a dniililc-size six-penny Coronation stamp of commemorative design.
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CAMEO THEATRE KENSINGTON Wednesday-'I'liiirsday 7:15-fl:l3, James Mason and Ava Gardner co-stars in M-G-M's fascinating and un-
usual dramh-
"PANDORA AND THE FLYING DITTCHMAN” In Technicolor.
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Howion and Vicinity
-Mrs. Bruce Carrutherl re-l turned on Easter Monday night aitcr a week spent in Summer-y side. y
Messrs. Eddie and Leo Elan-1 chard of Piusvillc were in How- ian on Easter Sunday night.
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Messrs Eddie and Lorraine Gal- lant and Clifford Arsenault were in 0'Leary one evening recently.;
.
guests of Jackie Arsenaiilt. y
Friends of Gilbert G-aurict are pleased to note that he is nawi steadily improving and is expect-i ed home soon
Rev. M. J. Room, Rev. Pius Finnan, Mr. and Mrs. John Fin- nan and Miss Ethel Finmui motor- ed to Charlottetown on Monday. April 16th, where they called on Albert Finnan, a patient in hos- pital there.
Miss Phyllis ,Gallan.t. spent 1 week with her grandmother in Tigniah.
Mrs. Gilbert Gziiiriei spent Tues- day, April 7th, in Howlan at the home of Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Ane- nault.
Mr. Everett. iiurrny and young' ichild are both ill of flu at their lhome here.
Frank Gallant iii now buoyi building a new garage at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Arsenaultl motored to and from Summerside' -on Tuesday, April 7th.
Miss Jean Arsenault is spending la few days at the home of her,
Noonan, 0'Leai'y. I
ivni-. and Mrs. Bennie Blanchard and baby Sheila oi Duvar were recent guests of Mrs. Blanchard's mother, Mrs. John Arsenault ati St. Louis.
l Miss Freda MaoMillan of West lcape, is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Clayton Carruth- era, at liowlan.
Visiting in Houlnn on Wednes- (la), April 8th. were Audrey Dum- ville oi O'Leary and Ina Smith of West. Cape.
i
Mrs. Ivan Webb spent Tuesday
Mir. and Mrs. Frank Gallnntl visited on Wednesday night, A-l prll 8th, at the home of Mr. andl Mrs. John Finnan. ;
home in Bordon after spending it
i cent.
night, April 7th. at the home of l f -' y . . Mr. and Mm Mb” D. Amenaulmsozilieey IIl;TeEt..b;llPitlr:ieil11OLr;::lEl)5( parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Polish.
CHARLOTTETOWIY
Conway and Vicinity
-Friends of Mr. William Har- -cum Mtrk Bmome. Freeland- vey. North Enmorc, regret to learn WNW '0 311m-m0N1d9 011 5lWNIlY that he had had the misfortune of April 11th to meet her sister breaking his leg. He is a. patient F-Veiyn End Mn Wh0 War! On Niel! in the Prince County Hospital. W337 W01" T0l'0M0- 0ni-IJ'l0 '0 spend sometime with her parents,
M,-5. Mexmder Mu,-my, H”. Mr. and Mrs. June: Ellsworth, monv. has gone to visit. relatives TlKn18h-
in the U. 6. All wish her o plea.- y I . saint vacation. ML Ind MM Bterlme M-111131111 ..EL and family were recent visitors at M” wmam T. yea. Hm-many, the homeiof Mr. and Mrs. William is visiting relatives and friends in WIIDCI”. East Bidefomlu New Brunswick. She also plans to visit in the U. S. before coming home.
THE GUARDIAN.
Enmore and Vicinity
Min. Clifford Ellis ogid children Russell and Wally. East Bideford. were recent visitor: at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Palmer.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ellis. 0'- Leary. were iisitoi-s at the home oi Mr. Ellis' daughter, Mrs. Claude MacArthur and Mr. MacArthur. Springhill, on Sunday April 12th.
Mr. Bruce Lewi-s. Summeuidc, was s. week-end visitor at Conway recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Palmer, ML and Mrs. Mlrk Bmome. Freeland, were visitors at the home Freeland. Were Visitors aiglhe 110319 of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald MacArthur 0f M13 Mid Mm Hush RB-m53)'. Springhill, on Sunday April 12th. Inverneso on simdav April 12th-
Mn. Muriel liillandx. Bummer- side, spent the April 11th week- end with her mother. Mm. John Broome.
The many friends of Mr. Ed- mund Yen, Victoria West, are sorry to learn of his illness.
Mrs. Agnes Bryant. North En- more, is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Mr. John W. Palmer, Freeland, Thomas MacArthur and Mr. Mac- Mr. Clinton Morrison. Conway. Arthur, Enmorr. Mr. William E. MaoKinnon. Con- way and Mr. William Ma.oNe.ill, Conway were in Sun-iirnoraidc Monday April lath on buoinms.
--- Mr. and Mrs. Colin Milligan
Mr. and Mrs. Earl MaoI..a.urin were in Summer-aide on Sunday
and family Mt. Pleasant were April lilth and were visitors at
Sunday visitors at the home of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bus- Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Moohiiurih ter Sonler.
on April 12th.
Mrs. John E. You and son Ken- neth ix-err-. recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ballem, Mt. Pleasant.
---- Mr. Frank MacKinnon and
Mr. and Mrs Earl Colwiii and daughter were visiting relatives family were visitors at the home and friends on Sunday April 12th. of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Smith, ---- Victoria west, on Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morrison, April 10th. Argyle Shore. were visitors at the - -; home of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mr. Leslie Kelly. Charlottetown. Morrison on Sunday April 12th. spent the April 11th week-end in Victoria West. it guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Enman.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Milligan and children, accompanied by Mr. Aniold Ramsay, were visitors at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. Chu- erice Ramsay on Sitiday April 12th.
Mrs. Stenning MacNevin and son Alden have returned to their week visiting relatives here. - --.
Miss Donna. Palmer, who at- tended the teachers convention at Charlottetown and also visit- ed with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Palmer. Freeland has ' '-V returned to the Brae where she
Mr. and Mrs. Stirling Cotton and is pmpluyed as teacher, their two llLi.lP daughters were re. guests of Mr. Burns Mac- Arthuim.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric MaoLerinan, Victoria West, were recent. visit- ors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ramsay, Springhill.
Miss Martha P:ugh. Moncton. New Brunswick, who spent 8. few o days recently at the home of her
East Bidcioid, also visited her Gordon MacArthur on Tuesday sister Erma at the home of Mr. evening April 14th. Nine members mm M”. OM31. MacNe111, cog).
answered the roll call with A way, verse oi scripture and the 34th AME Psalm was read responsively. Mr. M”. Ema phimp, End M",
in OLE-"iTYv Wests iii the home 0fIiamiiy. Cards of thanks were re- MT- mid MW Frnllk RlCh3l'd Find ceived and read from friends. Mrs. llmllll George and Mrs. Ancel Ballem in- ,vited the Aid Mr. J050Dh 1'5 Arseniillt Oi Du- home for the May meeting. var was in I-Iowlan on 'I'hursday,l ' April 9th. i A hooking bee took place at the - - - lhonie of Mi'. and Mrs. Daniel Mac-
Mr. Arthur Gallant of Portunetbeod, Victoi'i'a West, on Friday Cove was in Howian on busiiiess1afternoon. April 10th, with the fol- rccently. .lowinz ladies showing their skill in
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arsenaultzment. Mrs. Lloyd Leard, Mrs. David motored to and from Tignish on Enman. Mrs. Thursday. April 9th.
Milo: Lauretta Arsenault, who ls;Mx's. Earl Enman. Mrs.
T lclaytoii Bzillein Manse chairman Amen pm”- y . t h bm V p pr y . . i ips, Invemesa, were Jug? skgt ?):,::X;:,:QaVnK?n.i1 gm: igviiglem. N m1”l);7;:!o0”B:le?l,l':3 "is visiting Ivlrs. Oscar MacNeili on T ' ' ' ' i ' ' Y 1' 3135 1 3” Sunday April 12th.
to meet at their
ithis handicraft: Mrs. James Dy- M,
Edward Mac.I..ennan,
Mrs. Richard Enman, Mrs. Ches- ::;:f,l:;'
-.A iter Macbennan. Mrs. John Moore, ' Preston Mr.
Mrs. William Wilson. Inveiriiem. was a recent visitor at the home of Mrs. Oscar MacNeill.
The many friends of Mrs. Os- car MacNcill, teacher at Inver- ness. will be glad to learn one is improving in health after a re- cent oevere attack oi the flu. and Mrii. Arthur Sirnii-h. Sr.. Freeland. motored to sum- Friday April 10th on
Everett Hardy, Freeland.
ATTENTION
A free film "That Man May Live" will be shown at the following places by COCKSHUTT FARM EQUIPMENT LTD. A door prize will be given, also refreshments served by a local organization.
O'Leary Hall, April 23rd-8:30 P.M. Sponsored by Ross Strang
y Siimmcrside, Presbyterian Church Hall, April 24th 8:30 PM. Sponsored by J. L. Rayner Equipment Ltd.
The J. L. IIAYNER EQUIPMENT LTD.
Cockshutt Farm Machinery Studebaker Cars and Truck: Sales - Service - Parts
employed in Summerside, spent the Easter parents in I-Iowian.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gallant and family were guests of Henry's par- cm; in Hnwlan on evening, April 9th.
Lauretta and" Albert Arsenault were gums at the home of the
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Easter Sunday. Howian School
Friday April 10th. after bong
tion in Charlottetown.
oo-op store at O'Leury.
Minx Phyllis Gallant has returned after spending the Eas- ter holidays with her grandmother in Tignish.
Mrs. Jerry Arsennult and daugh-
Henry Gallant. and family on Eas- ter Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Ben Dumville of ()'Lnr,v
her sister in Howlan.
N. B., was the guest of his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Finnan during Easter week.
tor, Shirley. were visiting in Du- var on Enter Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alyi-e Gai- lant.
Milan Anne Marie Richard re- cently left for Hamilton. out... where she expects to be employed.
Megan. Flrmin Perry and Lor-
roino Gallant motored in and from Summeroide on 'rnundar. April Dth.
Mr. Jerry Arsenauli spent. Pri- doy Afternoon. April 10th, with Mrs. J. B. Aroennult:
Mia Gertrude Aroenault spent. Ftidoy nftemoon. Alpril 10th, with her friend. Miss Grace Ax-ocoault.
Mr. And Mini. Vincent. Parry spent. Friday eveninl. April 10th,
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"ASTHMA RELIEF
Don't wheeze. nip. cough. it ht to! breath. Take Tempieton'o R -MAH Ca uiel. mode tohelp uthm
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. ihir. so they work regularly and enjoy '10.; rztlui night: of aieep. 65:, 01.35. 3.55
week-end with iier.Predn .ElIi'flfIll, Mrs.
iS””"i”3 M” MY Mr Clifford Ellis East Bide- n?:CrS:31,nf4”yfr?(;'”':l;:ev ford, was visiting at the home oi I J Mr. and Mrs. John D. Palmer on
Thursday ,
11.. workers
Mrs. Jack Arsenault, Olbeary, onl
re- opened on y
closed for the Teachers' Oonven-y .. l
Mina Bernice Gallant of Wood-lg stock is now employed in the nevvyt
now . lrinault. l
tghey; 2. Patsy Hughes;
tar Gertrude were guests of liriml
l'Maf"3 Shel” -Mina Beverley Howati. of Bor- (fmde 11 (A) To 1- FR-V9 Games den has returned home after 5”” 'Bl T 1- Elm” GN'”"ldr spending in week with her aunt. Gmde I - 1- Judi G3” OWMW Mrs. Jules Gaudet, at Charlotte-
iirhnn; 2. Adrian Shea and Car-
wu I. recent guest at the home of p iCRiii,.Zl'l9)'. Rev. Plus Pinnan oi Bathiirshi
ygrades -
Mrii. Frilnk Richard and daiigh-l”hfy' 7 MN my 7p”m4WpyM .at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Enmam lggbelisl Emmmv Ml” was in summemlde, Monday April 6 ' rs" John R' 13th on business.
Wesley Smith. Mrs.
MacNevin,
hostess, Mrs. MaoLeod who served ll delicious supper. In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Robert Enman and Mr. Leslie Kelly entertained the with singing and guitar
Sunday April 12th.
Mr. H. D. Boyle. acconipaxiied by Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Thompson and family, Kensington. were visit- om at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson on Sunday April 12th. '
IIIUSIC. -w AUBUE sciiooi.
Mr. Jackie Thompson. R.CA.F., Winnipeg. Manitdba, arrived home on Monday evening April 13th to spend I. furlough with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson.
The report for March for Au- hurn School follows. Grade X - 1. Shirley Gameaier. Grade VIII - 1. Ruth Game. Cr: 2. Henry sovldant. Grade VII - 1. Eleanor Hughes. Grade VI - l. Ruthie Hughes; 2. lrcnc Gamester; 3. Alfred Bar-
Borden and
Grade IV - 1. Parnell Garland. 9 0 0
Grade 11 (A) - 1. John MoCau- VICIIIITY ('3) - i.
town. .
lotta
Hughes. Perfect attendance - John Mc-
Mocaueheyi 3. Buddy
The Miueo Donna Currie and Mary Rose Toombo who have been visiting with Miss Elizabeth Hiitz at Kenaington, returned to Borden on Thursday. April 9th.
Highest average in senior Erodes --Sliiriry Gaimester 9156.
Highest avei-a.ge in junior Parnell Garland. TWA. Elizabeth McCou-
Misa Joan Leord of Borden in visiting in Sun-imcroide. guest of her brother, Sheldon and Mrs. Leard.
Teacher -
; Amcna ii it. cw”- Muma. Jackie O'Brien of Alber-
Aithough the price of npuda in "in Ind Donnie HOWIW 0! n0Vd9"- lnm. wry mm mm, 3 lot of gm-m. left. on Thursday. April 0th for era are now buy grading and w"1d50l'- OM- hauling.
Mr. Joseph Kelly and daughter Imelda and Min Judy Anne Dovlu of Borden. were visitor: to Char- lottetown on Thui-idly. April 9th.
Miss Jenn MacDonald. Bummer- . side. and Mn. Jock Keenan and
Mn, pm, Arumun of wand. little daughter Suunna of Wels- Hiook is now nursing in Howlnn. 1011- N- 13.. were lueli-I of M11-
..- Grace. Currie. Borden on April
Mrs. Rae Griffin and Mrs. Hai-- 31h- vey Murphy were rooontly visiting! their father. Mr. Ben L. Anonoult.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 'Gnllo.ni. of Fortune Cave spent. .'rhundoy evening. April 9th. with relatives and friends in Woodstock.
A. B. Paquoty Charlotte- : visiting her daughter.
MT!
who is ill at his home here. lgwn.
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.M... i Mira. Ben Dumvillo And daugh- ters, Fairlie ond Audrey, who spent most. of the winter in On- tario. have returned. An open- tlon was performed on Mn. Dum- ville": eyes whilo the no there. Her many friends are pleased that her sight is improved. and on glad to welcome her back.
M . TEA
Kirkmaiden pn the Galloway ' peninsula is this most southerly
inliiiihliili I Wedding
The following Account from the Grand Falls Advertiser will be of interest to Prince Edward Island relatives and friend's of the groom. One of the prettiest wedding: Grand Falls has seen in 3 long time took place here on Easter Monday afiemoon at 2.30 p.m.. when Miss. Patricia Jean Louise Gruchy, daughter of Mr. and M11. P. Gruchy of this town Wu united in marriage to Mr. Arthur Donald Miitch of Cherry Valley. P. 1:. I. The marriage was solemnizcd in Holy Trinity Church, beautifully fiawei--bedeckcd for the occasion. The celcbrant wan, Ven. Archdeacon E. M. Bishop. The full choir was in attendance and Mn. Wm. short presided at the organ.
The bride, escorted to the alu- by her faher, looked beautiful in a floor-length bridal gown of white lace, with a. fitted bodice and full boufiant skirt. Iler filmy veil was attached to a tiny Juliet cap. and she carried an orchid bedecked white prayer book with satin and floral streamers. she was atlended by Mra. Moatyn Jones, sister of the groom, an Matron of Honor. and by two bridesmaids. her sister, Miss Judy Gruchy and a close friend. Miss Janet Petrie, who had flown from Dalhousie University to at- tend the wedding. All three at- tendants looked completely charm- ing in varied tints of pastel blue gowns. fashioned on the lines of the bridal gown, and wearing lattice- design Juliet caps of daffodil tulle ornamented with tiny blue chiffon velvet forget-me-nois. Their bouquets were nosegayo of yellow baby mums. Adding to the color of the bridal party was little Miss Gwynneth Jones. small niece of the groom. She looked a picture in pale mauve.
Mr. David Gruchy, brother of the bride. ably performed the respon- sible duties of best man, while Messrs. Ross Tait. Bert Short, Bobby Morrow and Terry Goodyear proved excellent ushers.
The bride's mother looked very lovely. (as she always does! in I soft lace two piece fmck, with navy and white accessories.
The groom's mother. who with her husband come to Grand Falls for the wedding, looked charming in a. navy lace two piece dress with pink and white accessories. Following the marriage ceremony. a reception was held at the home of the bridal: parents. on the Grand Falls House estate on Station Road. where about one hundred and fifty guests gathered to honor the popular couple. Vcn. Archdeacon Bishop in a very de- lightful speech, proposed the toast to the bride. and the groom made a very gracious response. Mr. H. K. Goodyear in his own genial fash- ion proposed the toast to the bridesmaids and Mr. David Gruchy ably responded on their behalf. Mr. George Hick.-. who incidentally had been best. man at Mr. and Mrs. Gruchyls wedding. then proposed the toast in his customary witty manner. to the parents of the bride and groom. and Mr. P. Gruchy. C.B.E.. gave A most adequate response. The bridal table
looked en-
Mrs. Clinton Howatt. and Mr How- att at Borden.
Little Carolyn Leard. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Leard of Borden, underwent an operation in the Saint John cneral Hospital on Friday. April 10th. Her many friends here hope the operation is successful and the little one will be much better soon.
' -1..
OUT OUR WAY
chanting in I froth of tulle uid outlined in white lilac lpnyl. A unique denim was carried out. with two nti-iking. tulla tree: ornament- ed with tiny white lilac opnyl. designed and executed by Einboth Leuott of Toronto. being placed on either and of the table whio wu centered by n. three-tier wedding cake. with two small replicas on either side of tho cent- ral cake: V
The bride and groom left on the 5.20 pm. trun for Gander, from where they flew to Sydney. where they picked up the groom's car for a leisurely honeymoon tour of the Muitimeo. They will nuke their future home in Cherry Valley, P. E. I. For travelling. the bride wore a chic and charming pale grey suit. with green shoe: and bu. with white blouse. hat and oorsage.
Miscouche and Vicinity -Mr.. and Mn. Oyril Deanooheo of Mlsoouche left on Saturday.
April 11th. to mend the wed:-end in Moncton. New Brunswick.
Mia Rose Mu-in Deonochu has returned to work in Moncton. New Brunswick, htving spent the Eu- ter holidays in Mioooucho at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mn Phil H. Dealiochu.
Mr. and Mn. D. H. Gallant of Miocouohe motored to Charlotte- town on Friday. April 10th, to At- tond a party in honour of Miss Hilda Piokud whose marriage took place on Saturday April 18th.
Miss Eueen Gaudet. has retum- ed to business school in ammu- sid.,e having spent her Enter holi- days in Miocouche at the home of her parenu, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Gaudetf
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Locloir of Miocouche spent the week-end of April in Moncton. New Brunswick.
Mm. Estelle Gallant of Bgmont Bay is visiting at the hang of her daughter, Mrs, Fred Deuliooheo of Miscouche.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Gsiudei. have returned to their home in Char- lottetown, having spent some time in Misoouche at the home of Mr. G-audet'o parents. Mr. and Mn. Al- ban Gnudet.
Friends of Mrs. Urban Perry of Miscouche are sorry to learn that she is confined to her home through illness.
Mia: Helen Gallant. Mr. arid Mn. Ebnut Gallant and duixh-tor. Sophie were visitors in Mioooucbe on Sunday, April 12th. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Gallant.
Priends of Tenn Gaudet of Mis- oouche are sorry to learn thiit the has entered the Prince County Hospital for treatment.
Miss Gertie Leaky of Miocouche has recently been confined to her home through illness.
The Misses Marylin and Noreen Goudet have returned to their home in Emerald after having spent some time in Misoouche at the home of their granckinother, Mm. Rcibert Gaudet.
Friends of Mn. Alban Gnudet of Misoouohe are sorry to learn she has recently been confined to her home through illneu.
On Wedneoday. April lbth, the Miaoouoho High school budbrill team played against the sleimon Park school team in Slemon Park. The game went to the Miscouche
boys.
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B. G. G. VACDINATION AGAINST TIIBERBIILNSIS
Persons who had a tuberculin skin test at the Health Centre with a NEGATIVE reaction and wish to be vaccinated with B.C.G., may have
following days ONLY:
THURSDAY. APRIL 23 .. . . . . . .troIn 9 run. to 8:30 pm. FRIDAY. APRIL 24 .. . . . . . . . . .from 9 min. to 8:30 pm. SATURDAY. APRIL 2!. . . ..
short sleeved shirt, or one
rolled to shoulder height should be worn if possible. Mobile unit X-ray and tuberculin skin tests are now
DEPARTMENT OF IIALTII AND WELFARE
. .froIn 9 min. to 6:00 pm.
with loose sleeves
completed for