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tee. A total of 985 went to school! St. George and al who helped Clare MacDonald. Sister 8 Readeo st Ti = LH An iS [pies and ceriicates. Se te jane see met name tena tah cnet er ignis i spoke on the growth of hore Mrs. Alcide Boudreault report- F. oe coaster 2 perce ae p and school in the ontas and sc area, at meet- ed for the nominating commit- ‘ cod ont. lantic area im the national > ee ene in a pediment 7 e+ = = . pamela he Guardian Charlottetown, Mon., May 31, 1965. Elects Officers tae oF iameation and questions | Ser the e iti = , img year: Mrs Frank Arsen- competition was Fred rie 3 centred atound school ‘matters. Sh, tcideatyrnee, see Summerside ; A brief, he said, was present- shaw, first vice-president; John TIGNISH -—- A recap. of the, Sister St. Angela Marie, sec- ed to the minister of education, Hackett, second : i Swedish Ex perts Will Deal pigs rsa Sat moe Mone ct oe Sere ree eee een | Youth Moles officers were features expansion consolidation Sister Saint Angela Marie, | : With Town’s geval Problem ‘annual meeting of the ‘Tignish en The financial ine regional area. secretary, were re-elected. Nat Road-e-o |Home and School Association "Port for the year was given by 41, Hanrahan spoke of the Speakers indorsing the work ° ~ ‘KENSINGTON The Ken- saw only 2 small attendance duc \held in the school auditorium ‘he treasurer. Mrs. Russell Per- adult. education classes and of the home and school carried | s ‘de Gington Area Board of Trade to conflicting interests among | Thursday evening with the pre- ry. trade course that was carried on during the year oe Robert Betton of Se oe i sident, Gerald Handrahan. in | Mrs. Wilf Boyce gave the year- out so successfully during the son J. Shea, manager of Tignish |captured second th Cedric Crockett ane Sue — zt Goch = =§_ gs é ly report of the finance commit- year, and i_ Sister Fisheries aun Rev. | Atlantic region

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ton should be referred to Archie Johnstone immediately.

which began a year aco. he had been teaching in Mount Royal.

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22 vears ace he was married to Thelma MacAulay of O'Leary. She survives him as do their two children. Clair and

Nancy. The president E.C. Moore. cert. attended by a large crowd, Also survivinc 2re four sis- who as manager of the Bank of in Paimer Road hall ters and four brothers. Mrs. Nova Scotia, is being transfer- The concert included a_ play. Mower service at Douglas Bros. is as important as the initial. sale.

Hampton Horne | Tillie: of Wood- vale; Mrs. Bradford MacKay (Gladys) of Coleman. of Burlington. Mass: Mrs Ho « ward Bowness Frances) of : Mrs James Slavin ) of Brookline. Mass.: of Woodvale: Lorne of and Byron of Summer-

red to Campbellton, N.B., ex: -

Russell

His body is expected to ar- Kenneth Crockett. on Tuesday. Funeral arrangements have not. been completed

Concert Is Held At Palmer Road

Austin Bernard was master of ceremonies for a recent con-

‘The Hills Send—Off—Echoes™,

Special guests for the evening were Mr..and Mrs. James Pen- dergast and Raymond MacPhee all of Charlottetown. .

Rev_ Patrick Walsh and Rev.

connected with the concert and with the play for winning the award in the final festival.

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