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Chartered Accountant P. E I. MUTUAL BUILDING Grenville at Water street

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land other relatives in Aims.

Alma and Vicinity

-Mists Blanche Moumslp and Miss Gladys Jamey of Alma, left Monday for Toronto where they intend to spend the wimg-,

Mr. Keir Dunbar. summaaide, spent the week-end recently visit- lns his mother, Mrs. Mary Dunbar

Mr. and Mrs. Hm-y' Maobougel, MOUM RUYHI. lbent Nov. 22 in Alma. guests of Mr. and Mn. Archie Barbour.

and Mrs. Earl Barbour. Alma. were guests recently of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Barbour, Montrose.

Mr. and Mrs. Avard Home and daughter Helen, of Knutsrord, vis- ited Mr. arid Mrs. James Dunbar and Mrs. Mary Ellis, Alma, on Nov. 16.

Miss Joyce Kinch who L1 attend- ing ”Our Lady of the Angels Gon- vent”, Tignish, spent the week-end recently with hex" pa1'e.nt.s, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kinch, Alma. 4

Mr. and Mrs. John Oarew and slaughter Helen. Hunter River, were guests of Mrs. Carew's uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dunbar and grandmother Mrs. Martha Dunbar. Alma, on Nov. 22.

Mr. Roscoe Barbour. itooolnpan. led by Messrs. Byron and Keith Bowness. Montague. and Rossclet. son, Kildare, left on Nov, 19 for Toronrto where they intend to spend the winter months.

Sincere sympathy is extended to the family of the late James Foley oi Kildare, whose death occurred in the Western Hospital on Nov. 19, also to the family of the late Harold Doyle oi Campbellton,

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Hospital on Nov. 34 sitar s short illnm.

Mrs. Isaac Dunbar. president or the Alma. Women's Institute. and Mn. Archie Barbour, secretary. st- tended the Leadership Training Course in the Womenb Institute Hall. Alberton, on Nov. in.

The National Film Board pic- ture, "Canada At The Coronation" was presented recently to an ap- preolstive audience from Alma and Monti-ose, in the United Church Hall, Mont-rose. This is s good pic- ture and was greatly enjoyed by all present.

The many friends in Aims of Mrs. Bruce Currie are sorry to hear 0! her illness in the Wsetun Hospital and hope for her speedy recovery, also of the serious con- dition 0! her youngest son, Cor- poral George Currie of the ROM. P., who was seriously injured in s car accident on Nov. 21. He is in Deer Lake Hospital, Manitoba, and his many irienda are anxiously awaiting for a more favorable re- port oi his condition.

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Seat-s-L--Iieserved For Moon Flight

LONDON, (Reuters) - Reserved for Miss E. Forrest of London and companion: Two seats on the first commercial passenger flight to the moon.

A voucher for the seats was awarded to Miss Forrest in a com- petition held by London's new daily newspaper, the Recorder.

Entries came in from through- out the' world after the news- paper's readers were invited to any in live words why they would like to fly to the moon.

Miss Forrest's winning entry was: "The Elizabethan spirit of explora- tion.”

Some other women contestants had another reason: Shortage of

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The. annual snd rqulsr mut- lngs oi the southwinsioo Women's Institute were held at the home of Mn. Lloyd Gillemte on Nov. 17, with the president in the chair.

Roll eel! was answered by six meniteueg one visitor vm wel- corned.

The president gsve A brief ed- dreu and thanked the members who had cheerfully oo-operated and helped her during the put year. This was followed me receipts for the year or news. J L expenditures 867.90, with a balance or 801.21.

The slot committee reported vis- iting and'sending fruit to two pstimts.

It was decided to give 030 to- werds the upkeep oi hsil. and de- cided to extend an invitation to! the spring Park play, proceeds to go towsuh the hall.

The iollow-inc oilioers were ol- ected tor the coming year: .

President. Mrs. Harold Diamond (re-elected); vice-president, Mrs. val Msobonsld (re-elected): nay.- treasurer, Mrs. Lloyd Gillespie (re- elected); directors, Mrs. Hobs Harrdy and Mrs. Ivan Turner (rs- eleeied); auditors. Mrs. Thomas Raogerson and Mrs. Erltih I-luchu; sick committee, Mn. mm Hughes and Mrs. 'I'homas Rogsreon; 'sohool committee, Mrs. Val Madoonsld and Mrs. Harold Diamrmd.

The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. I-leber Hsrw Doc. 15 in the form of a. Christmas party. Mrs. Earle Rodd and Mrs. Heber Hardy were appointed on this com- mittee. Roll call will be answered by an exchanges of chrisizms giits not exceedlru too in value. Lunch committee are Mrs. Val MacDonald and Mrs. Thomas Rog- erson.

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