Louise Gallant was crown- ed as Miscouche Centennial Queen at a special Christmas Ball held this week. The crown was placed on Miss

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FUNERALS

MacLEAN FUNERAL — The funeral for Angus M. MacLean was held Friday afternoop from the home of his sister and bro- ther-intaw, Mr. and Mrs. Peter J.*Emery, Melville. Rev. Don- ald Nicholson conducted service at the house and grave. Organ-

‘ist was Mrs..Earl Clow. Hymns:

sung were The Lord Is. My Shep- herd and In The Sweet Bye and Bye. Pallbearers were: Camp- bell MacLeod, William MacRae, Jack Gillis, Hugh MacPherson, J. Stewart Ross, MLA and Cal- lum MacPherson. Flowerbeat-

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DesROCHES FUNERAL The funeral for Paul DesRoches was held from the home of Mrs. Sextis Gillis of St. Felix to St. Simon and St. ‘Jude Church.

brated by Very Rev. M.J. Roon- ey assisted by Rev. Lee Gillis. Pallbearers were: Henry Arsen- ault, Raymond Arsenault, Delsie DesRoches, Paul Arsenault, Al- cide DesRoches and Colin - Des- Roches. Flowerbearers were: Robert Arsenault, Freddie Des- Roches. Seymore DesRoches.

MacKAY FUNERAL — The funeral for Alexander R. Mac- Kay was held Friday, Dec. 30, from the Murray River Funeral Homie where service was con- ducted by Rev. M. Carl Currie: During the service Mrs, Louis Herring sang as a solo Precious Lord Take My Ha

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George Hayden, Brent Mutch, Alex Maclsaac. Service at the grave were conducted by Rev. Clifford Murphy .assisted by. Rey. Joseph Brazil. Interment was in the church cemetery.

MULLINS FUNERAL — funeral for David H. Mallins of Borden was held Friday after-

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Interviewed yesterday, George W. Cheverie, manager of the Charlottetown Manpower Cen- tre, said that it ig -planned to ropen an office in Souris in @ week's time. Z The new manpower office will be in the federal building, Souris and for the present will be open for one day a week — on Tues- days. This arrangement is, how- ever, temporary and changes of times or days will be made to suit local conditions and require- ments,

It is planned to open the Sou- ris Manpower on Tues- day, January 3,~ ,- when it will be servicst-by J. Allan Mur:

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The value of smaller Canada |phy, who is well known in Char- | which has imanpower offices to serve the |lottetown as a capable employ- |to many |rural towns of P.E.I. has been | ment ‘officer with more than 20 adequately proven by the work |years of already done in the first of |be assisted

such service, and will by Joseph Pierce, formerly of Souris. SERVICES AT MONTAGUE A similar office was opened in Montague a few weeks ago and this has already proven to be a great success. Yesterday, Neil Hodgson and Cyril Campbell, who are the two officers servic- ing the office, inter- viewed over. 50 ants from that local area. .

Some of the applicants were re-registering, as-claimants are required to do by the Unemploy- ment Insurance Commission, some were registering after a lay-off from their employment. Others were interested in obtain- ing work on.the dragger fleet tow being re-activated, and oth-

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