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DUET WINNERS

Jean and Kathieen MacWilliams of Eldon gave a delightful rend- ition of a vécal duet of “‘Noonday

high mark of 83 at the Kings County section of the Festival of Music held in Montague.

Rest” to win this class with a

LATE NOTICES

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Infant Found Dead _In Crib

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on May 4, 1959, which time they will be trans- “ miskey of Sherbrooke im his! ferred to the home of his son, 72nd year: Resting at the; Maurice Deagie, Dundee, from Compton Funeral Home from where the funeral will take Saturday morning to St. Paul’s| 9-39 to St. Andrew's Church for Church for Requiem Mass at; Requiem High Mass at 9:00: In- 9.00 a.m. Interment in church terment will be in the church |

cemetery. cemetery.

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‘ to make an immediate survey of

the situation, and several resolu-

lutions were ad concerning

the Issue, all of weich wil be pre

“een, melas one SEFVICE Is! oug P| ssi tence 2 22 the Ista T y; -s. Wei é au v - a a © a : - omen : ante OF THE GUARDIAN Sencel Cchanter tee a ber ee le P ‘ * _ | In an effort to bring about im-| iness houses in the town and/ tend. Prior committments re-

provement in the telephone ser-| many private individuals were | quired their presence els@where.

Vice given {o this eastern Kings| present. Peter MacAulay acted as| However, Mr. Brennan request- community, a delegation of citi- | se ed that a copy of the minutes of

zens will wait on the provincial} Speakers that it was | the meeting. beforwarded to him

Public Utilities Commission in | almost to place a long | as soon as convenient. .

the near future. distance call from the town dur-| A}i agreed that the focal opera-

The decision to take this step ing the past week without ex-| 1.4. were doing as. good as job

Was reached at a meeting of | periencing a very considerable c

held in St. Mary’s | delay. Only two lines were avail-| 4% Could be expected, considering

Hall night under the chair-| able and calls had to be routed | the facilities at their disposal

New Officers Are Appointed

At Annual Meeting Of Council ‘venNow RIVER — The an-

nual meeting of the Vernon Ri- ver parish Council of the C.W.L.

the Act. of Consecration was re- cited by the new executive.

Father Gillis thanked the of-

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be held in Morell Com- Dr. Frank McKinnon,

President.

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tario, are expected back in this “- province on Saturday. The Pre- mier will be back in his office Monday.

Last week the Premier met with Transport. Minister George Hees aff the Prime Minister re- garding the transportation prob- lem at Borden, He also had in-| formal meetings with the Island’s

four ative members. i visiting Toronto the Premiér attended the annual

meeting of the Canadian High- way Safety Association, where

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