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21 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs., Dec. 9, 1965.

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FOOD RATIONING IN INDIA

fukhan Lal, a food merchant ‘Food rationing was begun Wed- fective in all major cities of nesday in the Indian capital, and is expected to be soon ef-

yn the Paharganj Bazaar checks the rationing card of a woman customer in New Delhi.

EAST BALTIC

George Roache, Souris, patient in the P.F.I. Hospital, received to his foot while play- ing: George is the son of Mr. and Mrs: George Roache, Souris.

The Male Quartette, Robert Rose, Harold Hunter, "Jarvih MacGregor, and Wilbur Ja provided special music at Ray’ Fortune United Church = Sunday morning. They were ac- companied by Church organist, Mrs. Clinton Stewart.

Following the evening service at Kingsboro, a congregational | hymn-sing was conducted and held in the church basement | which was greatly enjoyed by all.’ Musie was supplied by the | church organist, Mrs. Clinton | Stewart. |

Mrs. Alton Robertson, Ed- | win Robertson, Munns Road and | Mrs. Theodore Robertson, Red _ Point, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Coakley, South. port, and Roy Robertson, who is |

a natient in the P.F.T. Hospital, |

Charlottetown

Mrs. William Acorn, Souris, | whe recently underwent surgery in the Charlottetown Hospital is now making a good recovery | ané her host of friends are hap- | py ‘Rnd hope to see her home soon

Jéan Bruce, teacher in spent the weekend | with her parents;)Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bruce, “Bothwell:

Mrs. R.W. Dixon, Fast Baltic, | aughter |

fe residing with her

and son-in-law, Mr. and bert Robertson, the winter months.

Mrs. Ro-

Wr. and Mrs. Ralph Lord, Be- | weekend |

deque, - were recent iésts of Mr. and Mrs. Horace . MacDonald, Kingsboro.

Bernadette Mossey, Charlotte- town, spent the weekend with

het parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ber- |

‘nard)Mossey, Bothwell. | ggie Rose, Kingsboro has il at her home with the |

flu. Mrs. Willard Ching, matron,

Soijris Hospital, expects to re-

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