. k- I ," ii ,tr(n Mrs. P in H .8 m rside, thahome ofMlss Gertie MacNevin Th G dim. P 1 i ll ' : e rin . w c use re s ne . t K A d A I' t' ; 53: t!b:e.dyc:li;:l?il1ahu: ll" un - Q! Prdgitrthgt :t.l1...le vijgliih-;e:n'VitE iellllld ai::we1e; an:5(:epet.y'LJvm mvegittiizgf 3:1: Elltsdtgythtvenilila. March ist. w:dne'nldr'v' March ;',g.19515 J n S mpathy is extended to Frank .a:si:l.,eLd by MrslmeH:rt Lldstond lo: the echrisetiani, literature was Mr. and Mrs. Carmen MacNeill. there was a small attendance. . ASK IKE I-'03 HIKE
M eill, Miscouche on the tieath of his mother, Mrs. John Mc- Nelll. She passed away on Thurs-
day. February 24. Funeral took
Mrs. lvan Mar:Kay. Miss Willi- eent Stewart, and Mrs. laeaman Campbell. I i in responsive readings. Special prayers were
received by Mrs. Hart Lidstone and Mrs. Leaman Campbell.
Mrs. Wilfred MacDongall spent
WASHINGTON (AP)-A delega- tion of AFL and C10 union lead- ers urged President Eisenhower Monday to recommend increasing
The regular meeting of the Tyne Valley United I.adies' Aid was held at the home of Mrs. Angus Wal-
FALIE SCALE MANILA. Philippines
of Provincial Revenues
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ffered b Mrs. Waldo M D g ii. the w k-end f the 27th. visiting ker on Thursday evening, Feb. A nr hich read through the 15cent-an-hour minimum wage C ----(W:-.:t2"l".i 21'-:-fl"?-9:”--'”-i-' :53-""6-l-"i)i.”iwv-w ---m -53” siiiiii in i;”;'":. .;::-.t. M M; 3::.lI'3l”;"l.;. iii” ll.”...f.'"....."”” .;:.r:...:" 222:” sea ' , ' ' ' w , . ra en . an . me a . own ii r was ca . e. - . ll1asliisll3l1d8ei3dd'"" " "””4" 'V'"'”'' """"1”- F”'”"”'V 3' """'"'” Mrs. Ivan uocnoltn. Mrs. Her- an offshore "air-sea battle" was ident of the cio textile workers, ;
Congratulations are extended to W0 and Mrs. W. J. Davidge, (nee June Sharp) Ottawa. on the birth of a son on Feb. 23rd.
The Women's Institute met at
in the Church Ceinete 1.
-A shower was recently held in the Miscouche Parish Hall, in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Steele.
Mona and June Gallant, Shir-
lster told reporters: "Of course.
the president didn't make any. promises. but he did say he would) give our arguments all the con-. sideration he can."
Friends of Mrs. Thos. Folland are pleased to learn she is con- valescing favourably after her rec- ent operation in the Prince Coun- ty Hospital. ,
only manoeu sea by the United States 7th Fleet. The populace panicked when Manila newspapers headlined reports of a battle off northern Luzon island.
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. ',5'.',';'SsPiri'fl'7 Publil: Accounts) l Retenue from Current Account . . . . .1 3.540.103- Les. Expenditure oa Current Account 6.873
man Dyment very beautifully rend- ered a solo. "There is Always Time for pa Prayer." Mrs. David Mawhinney gave a brief synopsis on the history of the "World's Day
on Current Account
For Reduction of Debeiiture Debt
the Bank of Montreal.
EM-ass of Revenue over Expenditure
S I.666.568.68
1-rllelal Contribution (in General
The following statement shows. the application of these funds, in other .wnrds. what we did with the money so raised:-
APPLICATION OF FUNDI
For Repayment of Debentures Matured March 1!. IBM
Balance of Issue of September 15. 1941 8 1.647.500.00 Less Sinking Fund Accumulation ..
310,490.87 3 l,337.069.l3
Amount of Dabantaure Issue remitted is New York, for
-A number from this district allcnticd a whist party held in the Legion Hall. Bloomfield Cor- nrl'. recently; Mr. Vincent Gal- lant being one of the prize win- IIPTS.
xlm Angela Curcoran had as in. ghost for the past two days hm Joanne Keefe. Waterford.
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slim-rc sympathy is extended to llr l-lord Arsenault on the re- cent death of his mother is New York
Mr and Mrs. Bernard Keefe Iiiirl rhihirrn Joanne and Leo. ucre rcconl visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Cor- CIll”8ll.
Friends and relatives of Mr. Elmer Gallant, Toronto, Ontario. are sorry to learn he has sus- tallied injuries to his ankle and is at present staying with his mother Mrs. J. T. Gallant.
Mr. Warburton Murray, accom- amed by Messrs. Aubin J. Gal- ani. llcrman Corcoran. Aubin M Gallant and Johli Corcoran. mnloi-ed Io Charlottetown. to con- still the head officials. concern- mi: llic installation of electric power through this district
Thr wow and heavy winds of T(l('SflilV night blocked the roads through this district and motor traffic was brought us a stand lllll A number of cars at pres- tnl are stuck in the drifts along the pavement waiting for the "WW nlough to come through.
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-Pie. Benny Blanchard who is in the Canadian Army and sta- tioned in Utopia, N. B.. spent the weekend with his wife and family in St. Louis.
Mr. John P. Arsenault. Tignish Shore was visiting in St. Louis at the home of his brothers Mr. Em- manuel and Tabean Arsenault.
Mr.'n-ed J. Peters has returned
all tied the funeral of Rev. .-f.'l,. M.,.,,,,..,.,,,, Ma 1,. on home after visiting in Halifax 5;,..,.,d ma... gamete,-yp Mb". with his daughter and son-in-law We Have T00
Mr. and Mrs. Bob McLean and family.
Mr. Ernest Brown. Piusville. was visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Brown in St. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mc- Aslum of Summerside. were week and visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Blanchard. St. hula.
Mr. Joseph C. Gaudet has re- turned to his home in St. Uouis after spending some time in N. B.
Mr. Joseph 1'. Bernard left for Saint John. N. B.. where she will visit with members of her family.
Mr. and Mrs. Aiphy Gallant had as their guest their nephew. Mr. Leo Gallant of Moncton. He was accompanied by Mr. Eddie Hop- kins and Mr. E. Nelllgan. All boys are in the Canadian Army and stationed in Moncton.
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oft the tracks and had gone (war a mile across fields when he was seen by Alyre Gallant who was coming from school on the back of Mr. Warburton Murray's truck.
iey Veno and Barbara Arsanault. student nurses of the Charlotte- town Hospital, recently visited at their respective homes in Mia-
the Klberton Church. for the late Rev. William Monahan of that parish. Rev. J. D. Kelly of Mis- couche also attended this scvica.
seven year on February 17th. She is survived by one son. G. Boy Long. Vancouver. and one daugh- ter. Mrs. W. Scott. (Hannah) Berk- ley. California. also six grand- children and six great-grand- children. Dr. Long practised in Tyne Valley a number of years ago. Deep sympathy is extended to the family.
Mrs. Hiram Nisbest, of Maine, arrived home to attend the fun- eral of her brother. the late John L. Mwnard. and has been visiting relatives in Birch Hill. Tyne Val- ley, Harmony and Summerside.
The World's Day of Prayer was held in the Tyne Valley United Church on Friday afternoon. Feb. 25th. After a quiet intercession of
Many Babies -
Every day 69,000 more babies than the world total of people who die that day join the 2.- 500.000,000 human beings who are already here. If we don't stop now. in a few years there wonit be enough room to sit down. In The Standard this week, outspoken Dr. Brock Chisholm tells why he thinks we should reduce our birth rate. Read it in The Standard -on sale now, complete with Magazine. 12-page novel and 20 place of comics. Only 10 nuital
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