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Northam Notes

Many of the young people of Northern attended the Young Pec- ples’ Rally at Bloomﬁeld.

Mr Alfred Colwlll and Mr. Shel- ton McKay motored to Summer- side on Friday to attend the horse races.

ivfiss Carmen McLeod. clerk at Chalrles McKay's store. is spending her holidays at her home 1X‘! Vic- torie. West.

The Northern school closirg was held June 24th. The afternoon was pleasantly spent in games, the In- stitute served ice cream and cake to all present.

-<1Vh'. and Mrs. Prescot Forbes cf Drumheller, Alberta. and Miss Blanche MaoLean of Summerside, spent Monday visiting relatives in Nwtham.

Dr and Mrs. Alfred Linldeiter and baby daughter of Montreal. have spent a. brief holiday with Dr. Iinkletteru parents. lvlr. and Mn. Ivan Ilinkletter, Northam.

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energy. her very appearance. too, as changed. Sparkling eyes, better color, the tired look replaced with fresh, rested youthfulneev-nc wonder life haa taken on new interests. Yes. thousands of women once faded with wearmeaa and lose of rigor nae ‘ ‘ with insufilcient blood-iron “vs bloomed nnow with the helgvof Dr. illiarna Pink Pills. Just try Dr. Illlarnl ink Pills for 80 daya. See if they dont ring you new pep and energy.

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COLEMAN SCHOOL CLOSING AND PRIZE LIST

_'I‘he following are tho prize winners of the Coleman School and the pass list:

Grade VIII-Marks made in Gov- ment tests:

1, Gladys MacKay. 171-

2, Priscilla Iockliari, 169.

(Marks needed to pass, 12-5) Grade VII-

1, Laura lfacPhee

2, Harold MacEachern

3, Shirley Bryanton.

Grade VI-

1, Fern Coughlin

2, Mildred MacKay Grade V-

1, Herbert Irving

2, Lorena MacEachern Grade IV—-

1, Elaine Campbell

2, Arthur Beer

3, Millie Goughlln.

Grade III-

1, Arthur Iockhart

2, James MacKay. Grade I (a)-

1, Marie Bryantcn

2, Jean Coughlln Grade I (b)-

1, Harvey MacKay

2, Stirling MacEachvx-

Grade I (c)—"

1, Albert Bryanton

2, Haber MacPheo Grade I (d)-

1, Warren Coughlin.

The successful and conscientiou teacher was Mrs. Duncan. She was presented with gifts by the pupils. Next term she will be teaching in her home school of Woodstock.--O.

CLOSING OF SENIOR DEPT .0!‘ KNUTSFORD SCHOOL

—Knutsford School closed for the summer holidays on Thursday, June 30th. On Wednesday after- noon the Women's Institute enter- tained the pupils .at Campbell's Shore, an outing which was enjoy- ed by young and old.

Winners of awards in the Senior Dept. of Knutsford School was: —- Clalre MacNeill, Verleen Johnson; Anita Smallman; Alvin Johnson; Millie MacDowell; Dorothy Small- iman. Prize for attendance was Iwon by Millie MacDowell. in the Department ,recelved a mounted snap-shot of lthé school group and all present Iwere treated with chocolates. The iteacher, Miss Ina B. Phillips, who (has had a most successful year, ‘land is noted as a capable and con- “scientlous instrucior was the re- lcipient of a nice gift from the puplls.--O.

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HEAVY LANDING

i Large airplanes impose a great- ler wheel load than that of the ‘heaviest steam locomotive.

PORTIIOLE IN A STORM — As Washington buzzea over his re- cent speech blasting the adminis- tration for not providing a war mobilization plan, elder statesman Bernard Baruch sails for Europe. Truman said Baruch was “badly misinformed." Baruch read his speech again, said he thought it still “pretty good." <

O'Leory and ‘i Vicinity

Mrs. Smythe_o—f—l:1alifax is visit-

ing in Bloomfield the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Edward MacAuslsnd.

Mrs. Palmer of summerside has been a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Moody Lockhart, Coleman. June 30th. , NIIs. George Campbell. Coleman.

received the sad news June 30th of

the passing of her father, Mr.

Woodside, in Boston.

Miss Jean Kennedy of Charlotte- town, a former resident of O'Lesry, was a visitor to the village for sev- eral days last week.

fVIiss Francis Sweet and Miss Olga Harris have returned from an enjoyable visit to Boston and New York and other centres.

Mr. and lvllre. Ernest Wells, Bralntree. Mass. and Mrs. Hen- nah Dohcrty of Boston, Mass. have been visiting relatives and friends in Coleman.

Mr. Charles Read. who ia sm- ployed in N.S. is spending a few days in Coleman. the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wllmot Bead.

Bill Leavitt, 0'Leary, now a member of the Royal Canadian Navy stationed in Dartmouth, was visiting O’Leary July 1st and 2nd.

Mrs. Elmer Knollin of Bloom- field is a patient in the Western Hospital, Albermn. Her many friends wish her e speedy return to health.-.

-—Bl1ly Bernard of Omar-y and Harry MacAusland of Bloomﬁeld will be attending the Boys Camp at Augustine Cove from July 26th to August 4th.

w. and Mrs. G. L. Black of Monctcn have returned home af- ter visiting friends in 0'Leary. Mr. and Mrs. Black are former rati- dents of Obesity.

w; Lorne 1001mm who is 0m- ployed at Oshawa, 0nt., is spend- ing his vacation in Coleman, the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Moody Icckhart.

Rev. John M. Sheen of Elme- dale and little son, Allan, were visitors to 0'Leary on Wednesday, June 29th, the guests of Rev. W. G. and Mrs. Dickson

Mr and Mrs. Clifford ma. Mr. and Mrs. mancis Maokay now of Saint John, N.B. have been visiting relatives at Coleman. arriving June 28th and returnins June 30th by car.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles '1'. Green and little eon of Alberinn. WON visitors in O'Leary on Saturday. July 2nd the guests of Rev. W. G. and Mrs. Dickson. Mrs. Green. formerly Miss Marion Duguld. WM a classmate of Rev. Mr. Dickson at. Mount Allison University. She

liipa an bcingﬁian To cor-rad’ 111a Ml C. from 1h: BriTisl-i dds Tion

cffuropn jusT buem he isnTih 111a Government g; ‘will join 111a Labour parTy and accompany M»: Aiiiq, unobfrusivsiy as a shadow mlnisiin— A ‘ aw: mnvsu/s 4on0

1a teaching in Trinidad in the United Church High School and will be returning to Trinidad in August. Mr. Green is also em- Dloyed in Trinidad.

The students at Coleman seine] with their teacher, Mira. Duncan, and a number of their parents, Qliﬂyod a fine picnic on June 28th at Maxfleld Shore. Swimming was Qllioyﬂd and delicious refreshments were served.

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Mr. William Wallace and w. Murdoch MacArthur. both of Cole- man, who have been patients in the Prince County Hospital, awn. merside, have returned to their homes. Their many friends wish them a speedy recovery,

Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Colborne of Sydney. N .S.. aiotored to Bminsfield West on June 29th and are visiting their son, Rev. Blair B. Oolborns and Mrs. Colborne. On Dominion Day they were guests of Rev. W. G. and Mrs. Dickson 1n O'Lea.iy.

Mrs. Pickering of Connecticut is

‘berton next year.

‘Board of Christian Education of

visiting in 0'Lea.ry the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ken Campbell and Mr. Campbell. Mrs. Pickering is also visiting her mother, Mrs. Phillips, who has been confined to her bed at the home of Mrs. Campbell for nearly two years.

Mire. Duncan (nee Miss Pearl Sweet) who was the successful teacher-lat Coleman last year. has accepted her home school of Wood- stock for next term. Mr. John Arbing of Woodstock, successful teacher of‘ his home school for the put two terms will teach in Al-

At the afternoon service of Brae United Church on Sunday, 3rd. the mini-star, Rev. W. G. Dick- son presented certlflcates from the

the Church at Toronto to Jeanette MacKinnon and Laura MacPhee for having rzcited correctly the whole of the Primary Catechism.

Mr. and Mrs. Wesley MacPhee and family of Suimnerside; Mr. Ernest MacPhee, Rhoda Island, and Mrs. Cortland of the U.S.A.. are visiting in Brae the guests of eheir mother, Mrs. Ngil MacPhee. Mrs. Cortland is a daughter. An- other son, Mr. Cleveland MacPhee of Quebec is also visiting his mother.

Commandant J. M. Hardy of the Salvation Army stationed in Win- nipeg is visiting his brother, Mr. Ira Hardy and Mrs. Hardy in Bloomfield. Commandant Hardy took part in the Bloomfield United Church service on Sunday morn- ing. July 3rd with the minister, Rev. W. G. Dickson. I-Iis many friends were delighted to see him again.

Mrs. Harry Adams, Knutsford. and Mrs. Bruce MacDougall, 014G311’. have returned from a short visit to Mcncten and Saint John. On their return they were accompanied by lviirs. Adams’ niece Miss JuneGorrill of Boston, who will spend iihe summer months

Norma DesRoches. Tommy Gaudet, Willie Doucet, Leo Gaudgt,

mett ivinnlfred Poirier, Bernadette Gaudet, Rose Marla Gaudet, Alfred Gaudet, Gilbert Gnudet, Victor DesRoches, mary Farmer, Emilienne Polrier, Clarence MacNeill, Nelson Peters, George Squarebriggs. - On trial. Rita DeCcste and. Auldlnc DeCoste.

—'I'here was a largo attendance of parents and friends at the an- nual closinp exercises of Iliscouche Hlsh School. Certificates and prize winners follow: Valedictcrlsu: Rosa Marlo Dal- Roches.

Grade XI Leaving Certificates: Bylvina Gaudet. Cedric Gallant, Rene Arsenault, Albert Gallant, Gladys Murray. Helena Morrison. Irene Bernard. Aline Cormier, Dor- othy Hammill, Rose Maria Des- Roches.

Grade X Leaving Certificates: Gerald Steele, Eunice Desoches. 018B 5111811. Matilda Arsenault, Velma Poirler. Teresa Martin. Promoted to Grade XI: Gerald Steele, Eunice Desochec, Olga Small, Matilda Arsenault, Velma Polrier, Teresa Martin.

Promoted to Grade X: Estelle Williams, Eunice Gaudet, Irene Macliinnon. ‘Tillie Squarebrlgge, Florence Auenault, Raymond Le. Clair, Hazel Cotton, Belle Small, Bruce Small, Donald Gillie, Elmer Dsslivches- Resale DesRoches. Promoted to Grade 1X: John P. DesRoches. Archie Gaudet, Mary Gallant. Valerie Poirier, Hilary Heartache-s. Eddie Laughlin, 1mm Gludet. Aloysius DesRochee, Alcide DesRochcs, Elgin Veno.

Promoted to Grade VIII: Dolores Wybou, Nova Veno, June Gallant, Eileen Geudet. Shirley Veno, Louise Cotton. Leah DeeRoches, Lorraine MaoNeill, Mona Gallant. Bernard

I-ﬂuﬂhlln- Evelyn DeSRochns. Jack- ie MacNeill.

Promoted to Grade VII: Grace

Seaman, Rosemary MacQuaid, Ed. ouarcl LeClair, Lorraine John Walsh, Wanda Steele, Earl Gaudet, Annie MacKinnon, Albert

Willie-ms,

Gaudet. Ronald MacNeill. Promoted to Grade VI: Huguette

‘Gallant. Marguerite LeC1air, Lor- ne Emily Peters, Dorian DeOoste, Ar. mand Maurice Gaudet, Earl Junior Kinnon. -- On trial. Helen Gillls, Charlie Veno, Tommy Williams, Arnold Power.

DESROCIIBS. liizvna. Gallant,

Gllldet. George Power, DeeRoches, DesRoches, Gloria Mac-

Promoted to Grade V: Elaine

Gallant, Rosalie DesRochee, Helen Gaudet, Dolly Williams, MacNeili. Peter Steele, Estelle Dee- Roches. Wilfrid Gallant, DesRoches, Robert Gaudet.

Justin Gerard Promoted to Grade IV (a): Promoted to Grade IV (b): Em-

Williams. Patricia Poirier, Carol Poirier,

Rose- Marilyn Gaudet, DesRochee. Jeannette

Promoted to Grade III: Gerald:

Veno, Iris Gallant, Bella Gaudet, Marguerite Rose Poitier.

Mi ldred

with her uncle and aunt. Mr. and D°°°“°‘ GM’ Demmi-‘i- m"

Nilrs . Harry Adams .

ins. DesRoches, Leonie Desltochan- On (rial, Anne, DesRoches, Arm-

Re“ George and ma‘ Seymour Enid DesRoches and Carmella Mar-

of Chester, N.S.. Anglican Parish, mived in Bloomfield on Wednes- day, June 29th andwill be the guests of Mrs. Seymour! mother, Mrs. Horne, and other relatives. Rev. and Mrs. Seymour are re- ceiving a cordial welcome back. He was formerly rector of the A1-

Roches, Urban DesRoches

Promoted to Credo III (on trial): Adele Pcirier, Edwin Des-

and Mary Lou Gallant. Promoted to Grade II (a): Den-

nis Gaudet, Lorraine Gaudet, Al-

bert Gallant, John Thibodeau,

Annual Closing Exercises

‘Iaughlin; 3. Lorina DesRochel.

berton Anglican Parish .

Toronto Girl Guides To Represent Canada

(By The Canadian Press)

NEW YORK. July '!.-'I‘wo Tor- onto Girl Guides have been chosen to represent Canada at the inter- national Glrl Scout encampment near Muskegon, Mich., July I0- Aug. 12.

Joan McMillan and Dorothy Sandford were selected as "out- standing representatives of the Girl Guide Movement in Can- ada."

Fifteen western hemiaphere countries will send delegates to the encampment. Delegate from Jamaica, B. W. 1., is Joy Burke of Kingston.

WDINIPEG - (CF) — Mani- toba's war against grasshoppers.

involving 35 communities, has been successful in its first stages. Cas- ualties were reported by agricul- ture department officials to be as high as 100's square foot in heav- ily-sprayed areas.

unfairness of ﬂrludlng To ‘(in ofﬁkiai Congas

Reggie Laughlln, George MacMil- lan, Joseph Gaudet, Francis Laughiin, Louis MacMillan, Ivan DesRoches, Edouard Gallant, Janet Gallant.

‘Promoted to ~Grade II ((b): El- aine DesRoches. Paulina Gander, Annie Steele, Ernest Gaudet, Julia DSSROCIILOS, Russell MacNeill. David Poirler, Clarence Gallant, Laurine DesRoches, Wilhelmina .Gs.udet, Mary Power, Melvin DesRoches, Jimmie Bourque, Rosemary Des- Rcches, Richard Thlbcdeau, John Joe Doucette, Pat MacMlllan, Dor- othy Peters, Alfred Gallant.

PRIZE LIST Principal's Department

Highest Average Grade XI: 1. Sylvina Gaudet: 2. Cedric Gallant. 3. Rene Arsenault. . Prize for Religion, Sylvina Gau- det, History, Dorothy Hemmil, Eng- lish, Helena Morris; French, Irene Bernard: Application Aline Corm- ier; Improvement, Gladys Murray. Albert Gallant and Patricia. Oak; Politeness. Rose Marie DesRoches. Governor Generals Medal for general proficiency Grade X — Gerald Steele.

Prize, Highest Average. Grade X awarded to Gerald Steele.

Second Highest Average Grade X awarded in Eunice DesRoches.

U. l. IOUIIIIIPIB - has Dar- aon, former head of the War Al- acta Adminiatratien, has been named by President Truman to be director of the new General Services Administration. The new agency. a Ilcovar Commotion pro- polal, will handle all "ncuaakeq-

inffuactlcaacfinaladcrallvv- cranial.

‘Third Highest Average Grade X awarded to Ola Small.

Prise for Relllion Grade X a- warded to Gerald Steele.

Prize for Politeness Grade X awarded to Gerald Steele; Polite- ness, Joan Sark; History, Velma Poirier; French, Matilda Araenault; Application, Term M , Joyce Williams; Imprevemen , Shirley ‘ruplin, mcille Martin.

Prise for Music, Olga Small, Quir- ley ‘rupplin. “Prize for Singing - Teresa Mar-

Vice-Prinolpafa Department

Highest Average Grade IX. 1. Estelle Williams, I. Eunice Gau- det. 3. Irene MacKinnon.

Christian Doctrine, Arscnault.

Arithmetic and first boy in Grade 1X - Raymond LeClair.

Florence

Conduct Grade IX - Tillie Squarebrigga. Highest verege Grade VIII —

1. John DesRoche. 2. Archie Gau- det. 3. Mary Gallant.

Catechism (English): Valerie Perry; Conduct, Hilary DesRoches and Marie Gaudet.

esoecua AND vicinity

Mrs. Frank Chase, Summer-aide, was a recent guest of her mother, Mrs. Carrie Leard. ,

Mr. Stewart Craig returned to his home on Saturday 25th. from a week's visit with his grand par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, Victoria West, Prince County.

Mr. Arthur Toombs underwent a tonsillectomy operation in Prince County Hospital a few days ago. and hie friends are pleased to know that he is doing well.

Prizes for Music: Tillie Square- briggs, Estelle Williams, Florence Arsenault, Belle Smell, Bruce Small. Marie Gaudet, Mary Gal- lant, Aloysius DesRochee. ‘

Upper Intermediate Department

Highest Average Grade VII -_- 1. Dolores Wybou, 2. June Gallant 3. Eileen Gaudet.

Christian Doctrine, June Gal- lant (Fr), Christian Doctrine, Eil- een Gaudet (Eng)

Highest Average Grade VI- 1. Grace Seaman, 2. Rosemary ‘Mac-l Quaici, 3. Edward LeClair.

First boy in Grade VII, Bernard Laughlln; first boy in Grade VI. Edouard LeClair. ' Prize for Politeness. Mona Gal- lant; Spelling, Shirley Veno; Woodwork, Albert Gaudet; Prog- rass, Jackie MacNelll. -

Prizes for Music: June Gallant. Mona Gallant, Nova Veno, Edouard LeClair. Shirley Veno. Grace Sea- man, Lorraine MacNelll, Leah Des- Roches, Delores Wybou.

Upper Intermediate Department Highest Avgrage in Grade V — 1. I-Iuguette Gallant, 2. Marguerite

Highest in Grade 1V: 1. Elaine Gallant, 2. Rosalie DesRochee. 3. Helen Gaudet.

Prize for Catechism ($118.)

Emily Peters; Catechism (Pin) - Earl Deeiwchea; Conduct, Doreen DeCoste

Boy coming out first in Grade V. Armand Gaudet; boy first in Grade IV-Justln. MacNeill.

Prize for Application. George

Power; Sewing, Erma Gallant and

Wilfrid Gallant.

Prizes for Music: Erma Gallant.

Helen Maris Gallant, Junior Des-

Rcches, George Power, Charles Veno, I-Iuguette Gallant, Gloria MacKlnnoi-i, Arnold Power, Rosa-

lie DesRnches, Elaine Gallant. ‘

Lower Intermediate Department

Highest Avernke. Grade 1J1 1. Emmett Williams, 2. Patricia. Pow- er, 3. Winnifred Power.

Grade II -— 1. Geralda Veno, 2. Iris Gallant, I. Bella Gaudet.

Lower Intermediate Department

Prize for Catechism. Grade HI - Bernadette Gaudet; Grade II. Ar- mand DesRcches.

rm» for English Grade III. Alf- red Geudet; Grade II. Gloria. Des- Rochee; Conduct, Mildred DeCostc; Politeness, George Squarebriggs, Application, Carol Poirier; Perfect Attendance. Geralda Veno; Arith- metic - Rose Marie Gaudet, Gil- bert Gaudet; Arithmetic Grade If -~ Marguerite Rose Poirier; Sew- ing, Emelicnne DesRoches; Writ- ing, Victor DeiRochea; Spelling, Edwin DesRoches.

Prizes for Music: Patricia. Poir- ier, Alfred Gaudet, Carol Poirlenl Carmella Martin. Marilyn Gaudet, Rosemary Farmer.

Primary Department

Highest Average Grade I (a): Dennis Gaudet. 2. Lorraine Gau- dct, 8. Dolores Gaudet, 4. Albert Gallant.

Highest Average Grade I (b): 1. Elaine DesRoches, 2. Pauline Gaudet, 8i Annie Steele.

Reading, Mary Power; Sewing.

Marie Janette DeCoste; Arithmetic Joseph Ciaudet: Catechism, Devi’! Poirlcr, Wilhelmina Gaudet. Rose- mary DeaRochee: Conduct. Laureen Dealbochcs; Politeness, Clarence Gallant.

THERE OUGHTA IE A LAW

Mrs. Dingwell of Marie. King's County, has been spending some time with her daughter, Mrs. Irv- ing Tocmbs, and Mr. Toombs. Shc returned home Monday 20th.

His many friends were lorry to hear of the sudden death of Mr. Elijah Simpson, formerly of‘ Bel- mont. Lot 18, Prince County. Mr. and Mrs. Simpson had only recent- ly taken up residence in this com- munity.

Mrs. Thorns Affleck, Lower Bedeque, returned to her home on Sunday 26th., from the P. E. I. Hospital, having undergone a ton- sillectomy operation. Her many friends wish her a speedy recov- ery.

Miss Ila Collett and her moth- er, Amherst, N. S., are spending a few days in this community where they resided for many years. They have sold their home and. will reside in Amherst per- manently in the future.

On Tuesday afternoon. June 28th. The members of the Bedeque C.G.I.T. and Trail Rangers groups spent a very enioyable outing at the Camp grounds at Augustine Cove. This was, for many of the young folks, their first visit to this picturesque locality.

On Sunday morning, 10th. an interesting and impressive service was held in the Bedeque United Church under the auspices of the Sunday School. There was a large congregation. Mr. John Craig pre- sided. A brief and timely address was delivered by Mr. Ralph Call- beck, the assistant superintendent. Suitable music was furnished by the junior and senior choirs. Mrs. Walter Craig presided at the or- gan and Mrs. Edna Jenkins at the piano. Altogether it was a splendid service. And on Sunday evening 26th. a service was conducted by-

Mr. Arnold Henderson who hat charge of the devotional part oi the service. Slides were‘ shown dealing with our missionary WCIIl in China and India, Miss Louisa Cailbeck and Mrs. K. Muttari read the story associated with each slide. Mr. Walter Bowneu handled the projector. An offer- ing was taken in aid of the Edith Thompson Y. W. A.

What might iwvo "rovcd a 5m‘- icua accident occurred on Sunday evening, June 19th. When Mr. and Mrs. John Weeks, L. . . their daughter and he usband, Mr. and Mrs. Millar Weeks, Pleas- ant Valley, and their little daugh- fer, were returning from visiting relatives in Bedeque. the little girl happened to open one of the back doors of their car. She fell out and was badly shaken up as the car was going about 45 miles per hour. She was taken to Summer- eide for medical treatment, but her injuries were found to be lees serious than was anticipated. Ail latest reports the little one was mending up nicely.

TORONTO‘! FIRST ‘II-AM '

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