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l"- , Iatur- Mrs. lam Blue is no em. women mm Mav 9~ was-ion to Mr- rim“ or: r. “it? an mi “L i W W- . m... .. .. a... ' Whitcomb had 5 cut about a roo me. e ere T] a - . . . ’ .1 . - - ivweek visiting the pitewarts. The ter spending a few days in Little and five children of York, P.E.i. ing. Fishermen here were busy Mrs. George M. Blue. Lug; general “gawk; ShadJlIss Marion Hume of LINN. giris plan to spend a week or Sands redecorating their new spent the weekend with their {iauiingktiodagi (April 31)). Iglel‘te gingclg: 1:5" Maggi}; 1:31;” “Hume cm; “he ted an 3‘ l ‘ ‘ hn W. s cons era e oose ce oa- here - - X996 0 in B ston Visitn friends home. ’parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jo _ . Ll"! M B M Lead um Miss Flora M. Stemm- R-NH) :nd relatioves. l g Word has been received by MacLean, High Bank. ing in the Strait here. ed with the Northumberland Fer wlélmmgggxhzgw 18:11! of to u. h an wood ‘. sang-55. warsuc: recaecm vigimr‘ t: and her sister Sarah. High Bank, Mrs. Edward Mar-Lean, and: friends or relatives. of the safe The early bait for the lobster Mr. and Mrs. Rowan_Senca- riels Ltd. 31 n of Mr and “on m mild Pm. Port Credit Ont where she at“ accompanied Charlie Whitcomhl son-in-law Buddy Nixon. and‘arrival in Boston of the Mac~ fishermen in these parts arrived bough. Oak Valley visited at arry no, so . __ _

tended the wedding. at the Unit-i ed Church. of her daughtem "Gloria" to Mr. Matthew Brown; of Ireland. Also in attendance at: the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Panting, son Robert. and; laughter Gloria of Wood Island.

PISQUID EAST

J. P. Hendricken was a visit-‘ or in Charlottetown, Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jay an d sons. visited Mrs. Jay‘s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter MacDon-f aid. Covehead Road, recently.

Mr. and Mrs. David Birt. Charlottetown. were recent vis-i itors at the home of Mr. and; Mrs. Edward Jay.

George Dover was a recenti visitor in Charlottetown. ‘

Mrs. Edward Jay spent a few‘ days in Charlottetown recentlyl ghe guest of Mrs. Anna Camp-‘

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Floyd Jay visited in Lorne Valley Monday. with Mr. and Mrs. Earle MacDonald. ;

Bruce Jay was a recent visit- or in Charlottetown. i

Keir Jay. Montague, was thej guest of his parents, Mr. andg Mrs. Wendell Jay, during thei weekend.

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. . Harry Ross; Charlottetown were recent visit-1 ors of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Jay.

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Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Kelly who have both been ill in Hospi-i tal have returned to their hom- es

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Mrs. Ralph O‘Brien, Tignish, spent the weekend as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Horace O’Brien. .

Frank Dunn of Summersidei formerly of Elmsdale successful- 5 1y undergone surgery recently in ’ Prince County Hospit .

Mrs. Merrill Dunn was 8 118-1 tient in Western Hospital lasti week. '

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Miss Dorothy McKenna. dau- ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Mc- Kenna. received top honors in her class at the Central School for Nursing Assistants at River- i side Hospital, April 17.

Mr. and Mrs. Byron McKenna, Allison. and Eric, attended the graduation exercises, also the reception which followed. at the Riverside Hospital.

1'. and Mrs. Clarlence Mal- lett and young son have return- rom Toronto, where they had spent the past few months.

Mrs. R. A. McKenna left last Week for Halifax, where she will visit with members of her fam-

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It is hoped the bridge. to be the only one across the St. Law- rence between Montreal and Quebec City. will be completed

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Mrs. Byron McKenna, teacher at Roseville school. was, among those who attended the Teachers‘ Convention h eld recently in Charlottetown.

Mrs. Alton Williams and two children arrived from Toronto recently and is visiting Alton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Wil- iam .

Everett Matthews, f o r m or mail courier, left for Toronto re- cently where he expects to spend i some ime

Mrs. David Matthews is im- proving. following her recent ill»

Raymond Brennan employed on C.C.G.S. Wolfe spent the weekend at his home.

Roy Williams of the C.C.G.S. Tupper spent a few days, at his home here. Y.

Trois—Rivieres BfidgeSHe Is Selected

QUEBEC I’CPi—Roads Minis-i ter Bernard Pinard has announ-

Rivieres and will run across the . river to St. Gregoire-le-Grand. Light & Dink Shades

Federal Agency On Feed lGrain Recommended

OTTAWA (CPl ~ A. federal agency serving feed-grain con- sumers was recommended Wed- nesday by the Canadian Feder- ation of Agriculture in its first appearance before the new Lib- eral government.

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