?AGE FOURTEEN , ,

rm: GUARDIAN. cHARLo'r'ra'rowN'

AUGUST 6. 1.951

Arthur Martin of Bloomfield was in I-Iowlan recently.

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Arsenault t were in O'Leary recently.

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Gilbert Gaudet was a recent . g business visitor to Charlottetown.

Wilfred Doiron spent 5 week at ' the home of his uncle.

Miss Leila Dlgnan of O'Leary was in l-iowlaii recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pineau of Bloomfield were visitors to How- lan.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Bernard and Isidore Perry of Summcrsltle mut- iored to Howlan recently.

Congratulations to Ruth and Ernie Wood vi ho SliCC(t&ZSillil,.' wrote the Grade VIII exams in

: Green Hill School. They were former pupils of l-iowlzm School.

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Howlan. Vicinity

Miss Hazel Maciiusland is visit- ing in 0'Leary.

Miss Meurna Griffin was in

I-iowlan recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Arseiiauli were in Howlan recently.

Miss Barbara Beaton of Sum- merside is visiting in I-iowlan.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kinch of Al- bcrton were in Howlan recently

Mr. and Mrs. Alban Arsenault of

Albany spent the week-end in Howlan.

Miss M-.irg:ii'cl; A. Perry of Mt. Edward Road near Charlottetown

is now visiting in llowlan.

Mr. and Mi's. Alphonse Bernare nf Sunimerside left on a business trip to Halifax.

Mrs. Eddie Gallant

and sons spent a day at her home in Woodstock. Mrs. Willard Carruther.- and

young son Gary. of Halifax. spent it day in Howlnn with her in-laws

Mr. and Mrs. Alyre Gallant and family of Piusville were in Duvnr and I-Iowlun recently.

Mr. and Ma. John F' Gallant. Mrs. Max-iv Arnolds called on friends ir. Howlaii i'ecenily.

Blanchard and a friend in

Jerry from St. John. N. B., are now Duvar for a wcek'Is visit.

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Gcornc Azscnauli I-iowlan

was among those who went to Len-

I and by appointment Phone 328? y 3 amnxr THEATRE 31.00. 3 Summer St.. Summerside

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Maternity ("uses and calls by appointment. i

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Opt-D-v R'0c -i'nnx Island for the recent celebrat-

IPTO)fE'i'KlS'i' '0” Eve, Examined .11 Quite a crowd attended the masses I.-med iiIAcadlan .students' concert at St. Om”, "ours: .intlioiiy'shl"ai-lsli Hall. hi-Jvcryonc 9 m 12 g I m 5 1 seems to axe enjoyed t emselies

Messrs. Leo Arsenault. Arthur Arseiiaiilt and Firmin Perry mo- tored to Summerside where Arth- ur took the train on return to U. S. A.

Gallant.

Mrs. Edward Mrs. Dorice Gallant. C. J. Gallant and Albert Noonan were among those

who went. to St. Anne.

Kiln: lirlrn Dbiron nf Durar is spending a few days with her rr-usins. Pauline and Patricia Fin-

nag. at I-liowltm. Arthur Arsenault. who spent the past two weeks at his old

home in Howlan. left on reliirn to

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Softball Game at 6 PM. IALTIC V8. KINSINGTON . . Admission 50c and 25c

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his work in Springfield, Mass.. after spending a very pleasant time renewing old friends around his native home.

Mrs. Willard Carruthers and little son Gary of Halifax are visiting in Cape Wolf and How- lan.

Mrs. Jerry Arsenault and child- ren, Loul-S. 0Gertrude and Roger spent a recent evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Ferinin Perry.

Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Peters are visiting with Mira. Peters' bro- ther, Mr. Joe Blanchard at Lot 6 and other friends and relatives.

I-iowlan rate-payers have been fortunate in retaining teacher Miss Rita Kelly of Rosebanl: for the coming term.

A shower in honour of Mr. and and Mrs. Arthur Desftoches was given by their neighbors and friends at their home recently.

Messrs Eraiil: Gallant, Gallant and Jos S. Gallant who have been employed on the new Greenmount School are now fin- ished work and at their homes.

Henry

Masters Gary and Louis Gallant have been spending a few days at the home of thir grandparents in Howian while thci. mother went on the pilgrimage.

The Mdsses Freda and Leila MacAusland are visiting in Bur- lington at the home of their aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Kclth Harrington and family.

Friends and neighbours of Mrs. Heber Bryan of I-lowlan were worry to hear that on Sunday, July 22nd she had to enter the Prince County

hospital. where she was immed- iately operated on. Mrs. Margaret Arsenaull of

Howlan and her sister. Mrs. Sadie Connors of N.J.. spent a day in Duvar at the home of Mr and Mrs. Frank Richard.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Arsenault. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hinch, and Mrs. Frank Richard motored to lr:me:-- aid recently when they spent the day with relatives.

Owing to the death of his uncle.

G-ilbert Gallant, the Rev. Father Pius Flnnan received permission to remain until after the burial

before leaving for Bathursl. N. 3. Due to so much rain lhc wild strawberries are now newly over. seems the tame berries were only half a crop in this vicinltv this year. '

Mr. and Mrs. Praiik Gallant, Miss Catherine Perry and Mrs. Felix Doiron visited relatives and friends in summerside, KellSlIlg- ion and Charlottetown recently for two days.

Mr!. Oswald Cain and daughr- ers had as recent guests Mr. and Mrs. Reggie Peters and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hays of Boston. Mass. Wm? 3" 5?-ending their vacation at Mr. Peters home in Alberton.

Sympathy is extendcd to Robert Gallant of Howlan and Arthur Gallant of Fortune cove in the loss of their father whose death occur- red at his home in Fortune Cove on Friday morning.

Miss Lauretta Arsenaii. of sum. meraide was in Howlan recently. on return she was accompanied by hzr young sister Frances who was on her way to St. Anne de Beaupre on the pilgrimage.

Congratulations are heing tended to Calvin Car-ruthers f-lowlan who successfully passed the Grade X exams in Albcrton. Calvin has been attending 0'Leary school for the past vew years.

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Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Arsenault had as dinner guests Mrs. Arsen- nult's nephew and his wife. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gallant of New York. and A. J. Poirier and son of Miscouche.

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'I'ra;ning School.

Somniorsida Man To leave For England

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before flying the Atlantic for a thr tour oi the United Kingdom is Sgt. Charles Simpson. Summer- siue, 1-i.E.I. examining a Goblin jet engine at the R. C. A. F. Technical

He is with 3 pai't:: of 25 Royal Canadian Air Cadets who will visit i:.llgli'il'(l, Scotlruid and Wales under an international exchange plan

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FpL;ll':'0l'P(i I-y the Air Cadet League of Canada and the R.C.A.F. High- iiizill. oi the overseas totir will be reaclied on August 19th when the yoiingz Canarham will be received by the King and Queen at Balmoral Castle in Scotland During their extensive travels, the cadets will tour the Scottish Hign-ands. visit the Festival of Britain Exhibition and ill- Sptcl. mlvnnccd R.A.F. bases and training centres. The return flight to L7 i.'l(ili is .srh'-dulcd for Aiiizust Evith. At. the same time a. return party of Bl'l'.lSil Air Traiiiing Corps cadets will be entertained by the Air Cadet I.ctigi.e in Ontario and Quebec.

recent operatioii in Prince County Hospital and that she is now lll0l'P(i llllu her collage in Wood- stock.

Tcnis Peters motored to Suin- morsidc where he met his broth- er-in-l;r.v John James Arsenaulr of Riimfnrd. Mc.. who had just arrived nti ilic ISifllid. Ii" will .'iiCili'i his vacation here and in Ticiiish. '

Floyrl Carrutliers arrived from Toronto recently. also his cousin. Mrs. Kay Dempsey. formei'lv Miss Kay Carrlitlicrs. also from 'I'oroii- to, who will visit with her mother, Mrs. B. B. Diimvllle and family of West. Cape,

A party consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Perry of Charlotte- town, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Max Martin of Emerald ino- tored to Howlan recently, where they spent in few pleasant hours with relatives. o

There were quite a few frnni

Hmvlan who attended the Il-uct. play put on by the "Piusvlllc Swingstcrs" in St. Anthony's par- ish hall, in spite of the we: weather. Everyone acted out their part very W011 and caused a lot of laughs. Proceeds for P.usvillc school. The aiiiuial meeting of P. E. I. Credit. Union League was held in 0'Leary on Tuesday afternoon and evening, July 17th. President Cyrus Poirier presided and wel- comed the delegates. During the evening session the special speak- er was the Rev. J.D.N. MacDon- aid of Dartmouth, N. S.

Sympathy is extended to little Miss Helen Doiron of Diivar who had the misfortune to fall from the barn loft and break a bone in her shoulder. The little girl was taken to O'Leary and afterwards to Albcrton for X-ray. where her shoulder was placed in a cast.

Friends and relatives of M”, John A. Gallant are glad to know she is now well again, after her

Mrs, Margaret Arseiiaull of How- lan and her sister Mrs. Sadie Con- nors of N. .1. left. recently for Em- erald to visit with Mr. and Mrs.

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Max Martin. From there they go Charlottetown where they will vis- it at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Perry and Mr. and Mrs. John Arscnault and their families.

A group from Howlan attended the wake of the late Gilbert Gal- lant of Fortune Cove recently. ills funeral mass and burial was held lIl- St. Anthony's R. C. Church of which he had always been a devot- ed member. The late Mr. Gallant was 79 years old. His wife pre- deceased him quite a., few years ago. They leave two sons Robert and Arthur to mourn.

Mr. and Mrs. Prank Gallant. Mr. and Mrs. A. Bernard. Henry Arsen- ault, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gallant and Fermin Perry motored to Mimlnegash recently where they spent a very pleasant evening at

the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Doucette and family. Music was furnished by Mr. Bernard, Mr,

Arseiiault, Miss Doucetic and her brother.

The nicmbers of the St. Anne Club of Howlan and Woorlstoclt held their Jilly meeting on Tiles- day night, July loth. at the home of Mrs. Frank Gallant with :i good attendance. Meeting as us. iii” "35 Obcned by prayer by the president, who called on the sec- rciary for roll call which was an- swered by 13 members. Three visitors were also present. Next came minutes of the June meet- ins. which were approved as read. A bill was presented for sandwich material for bingo .held at Mrs. Alban Arsenault's house. and was Paid. Sick committee reported one sick to which the usual troat was sent. This was paid at the meeting. New committee was then appointed for visiting the sick and also to prepare lunch. Mrs. Leo Arsenault then very kindly invited members for the August meeting. with the usual bingo for amusement and profit. Meeting was then adjourned by prayer for peace among nations. A few iouncls of bingo realized 3815 for the funds. Mrs. Robert Gallant and Mrs. Eddie Gallant are hold- ers of lucky tickets to go on St. Anne de Bcauprp pilgrimage last of July, After partaking of a very delicious lunch served by the hostess with the assistance of the committee, everyone returned to their homes with another month- l,v meeting over.

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be felt. or so it seemed. It. was a ...tillncss that fiiirlyshoiited "DAN- GER!" Of course. it didn't truly lshoui. but the meaning of that 1.-.udden stillness was as well un- tdcrstood in if it had truly shout- ted.

, All the tongues along the old stonewall were still. All the ears along the old stonewall were list- citing. All the eyes along the old iicnevvall were watching. Such a .-tillnessi

Thirst knows no season

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EVERY WEDNESDAY

at Clark's Wareliouu ALBERTON

Ted Ahesrn's Five Piece Orchestra

Vicinity

Mr. Tilmm Gallant, Toronto. recently returned home to spend his holidays.

Miss Rita Gallant. Toronto, has returned to her home where she will remain for an extended visit. Mrs. Mary Peters and daughter Zita were recent visitors of Mrs.

Angeline Blanchard.

Miss May Blanchard I5 spend-

ing her holidays with her parents,

Mr. and Mrs. Octave Blanchard. Mr, .Percy Gallant. Toronto. is spending his vacation at is home in Bloomfield. Mr. Melvyn Blanchard 01 To-

rcito arrived in Piusvlllo recently to spend his holidays. .,,M.

The Misses Noreen Griffln.Nor- mo. and Aileen McKenna, Broc- ton. are at present employed in Toronto.

Miss Marion Gallant. Tcronto. is new spending her holidays with her father. Mr. John T Gallant. and Mrs. Gallant.

Mrs. William O'Brien. Toronto. has returned to her home recent- ly, where she will spend her sum- mcr holidays visiting rclaitvesaiid friends.

Miss Zeta Corcoran has re- turned to Montreal after having

spent her holidays with her pa- rents. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cor- coran.

The Plusville Dramatic Club presented their play in St. Mark's Hall. Lot 7. on July 3, also in St. Lawrence Hall on August 2nd.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Plneau and family were visiting in Bloomfield Corner and Piusville recently.

Miss Eileen Gallant. Toronto. is at present spending her summer holidays at the home of her pa- rents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Gal- lant.

A large crowd attended the picnic held in Bloomfield Corner, put on by the Bloomfield Camd- iaii Legion. The many games anti amusements were enjoyed ivy all present.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mcciregor and daughter Bonnie have re- turned to their home in Halifax after spending their holidays at their former home in Lot 7.

A very enjoyable evening was spent in Piusville hall on wed- iresday, where a dance was held. Music was supplied by Mr Leon- ard Barnett and Mr. Rtiymcriti Gallant.

Mr. and Mrs. Phil Leclalr and children. Edward, Marguerite. Clair and Ivan of Miscouche, spent a iecent afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Corcorun.

Leona Moran. Conway, Joseph and George Clarkln. Peakes Station. and Steven Lar- kin and Tommy Trainer. were week-end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. .lolin J. Corrcran.

Miss

Mr. Pal. Corcoran and daiigliter Teresa have gone to Mount stew- art before leaving for their home in Saskatchewan. Miss Ccrcoran will resume her duties as iiurse at the Community Hospital, Kin- caid, Saskatchewan.

Mr. and Mrs. Gene Stofirs and children. Sarah and Paul, have returned to their home in Dor-

chester. Mass. after having spent their vacation visiting relatives and friends on Prince Edward Island.

The Lot 11 Parish picnic was

successfully held on Weclziesday afternoon. Among the many at- tending were Mr. and Mrs. 'rhom- as Corcoran, Miss Theresa Garco- ran, Mr. Pat Corcoran, and Mr. Joseph Mcbcllan. Recent visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Warburton Murray were Mr. and Mrs. George Mur- ray and daughter Mary, Elms- dale; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sweet. St. Elctmors, and Mr. and Mrs Lyman Caseley. Cascumpec.

A large crowd of relatives and friends assembled at the home of Mrs, Angeline Blanchard to bid farewell to Lawrence Gallant be- fore departing for his wcll-chosen profession. Among the manv were Reverend Father, M. J, Rooney and Reverend Plus Flnnan. Af- l

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ter appropriate specchcs it-,. given and a purse presented n delicious lunch was served. in proud relatives and friends loin for home wishing him M i

cess. Ply ”'"' Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gallant and daughter Linda. of c1-gram”

are spending their 'vacation visii' ing relatives and friends in nu,- ville. They were BCCOIIIDBHEQQ b' Mr. Melvyn Jones, also 0, To” 1-onto, who is spending his vaca- tion with Mr. and Mm am”, A. Jones. '

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While the mineral dcptisiu 3,. undeveloped. much copper; Md and tin is known to lie in .x1.r,,,,c, co.

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