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     PISQUID 
     
    
     Mrs. Harold Jay visited her 
     
     sister. Mrs. Earle MacDonald. 
     
     and Mr. MacDonald. Lorne Val- 
     
     ley. recently. ‘ 
     
    
     Mrs. Fred Leard left recently E 
     
     for Moncton, N.B.. after spend- : 
     
     ing some months with her son ‘ 
     
     and daughter-in-Iaw. Mr. and 
     
     Mrs. Robert Leard. 
     
    
     Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jay left 
     
     Thursday for Marathon, Ont. 
     
     to spend a month with their 
     
     daughter. son-in-law and family. 
     
    
     Mr. and Mrs. Earle M-acDon- . 
     
     aid. Lorne Valley. were visitors ; 
     
     in Pisquid East Sunday. They I 
     
     visited Mrs. MacDonald's par- I 
     
     ents. Mr. and Mrs. George ‘ 
     
     J ay. 
     
    
     PIUSVIILLE 
     
    
     Raymond Gallant, Toronto, 
     
     Ont, is spending the Christ- 
     
     mas holidays with his parents, 
     
     Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Gal- 
     
     lant. Piusville. 
     
    
     eorge O‘Brien is still a pa- 
     
     tient in the Western Hospital, 
     
     Alberton. 
     
    
     Mr. and Mrs. John P. Gal- 
     
     lant. Terry and Betty. moved 
     
     to Summerside for the winter, 
     
     months where Mr. Gallant is‘ 
     
     employed. 
     
    
     The d e a t h of Charles L. 
     
     Arsonault, 38 Main Street, Saint 
     
     John. occurred Friday at the 
     
     Lancaster DVA Hospital follow- 
     
     ing a period of failing health. 
     
    
     e was a son of the late Jos- 
     
     eph and Mary (Blacquere) Ar- 
     
     senault. Bloomfield. Mr. Arsen- 
     
     ault had been employed for the 
     
     last 15 .y e a r s with the Saint 
     
     John Shipbuilding and drydock 
     
     Co. Ltd.. as a rigger. He was a 
     
     member of the Holy Name So- 
     
     ciety of St. Peters Parish and 
     
     served with the army in Eng- 
     
    
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     survived by his wife the former &lt; 
     
    
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     and Paul. Bloomfield. P. E. 1.:   I L 1 
     
     two sisters. Mrs. Anthony Gal-   - - ' 
     
     lant. Piusville, and Mrs. Vin- 
     
     cent Gallant, Bloomfield. P.E.I. ' 
     
     and several nieces and nep- 
     
    
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     official New China News Agency 
     
     reported Wednesday that 2,156 
     
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     captured in Sino-Indian border 
     
     fighting after Nov. 16. A Com- 
     
     munist Chinese cease-fire came 
     
     into effect along the disputed» 
     
     border Nov. 22. The agency, 
     
    
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