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Miscouolio and nuns -Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Gnllant of

Wellington attended Man in Mis- ” on Sunday. June 15th.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gallant oi Rustico, were visitors to Mis- '- on Saturday and Sunday, June 14th and ldth.

Mrs. Fabble Gaudet oi Welling- ton was in Miscouche on Sunday, June 15th.

Mrs. Raphael Gaudet was a weekend visitor to miscouche at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Steele.

Mr. and Mrs. Ken Linkletter of Summerside were visitors to Mis- couche on Sunday, June 15th.

George DesRoches, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom DesRoches oi Mis- couche. is home on leave irom Korea where he has spent the past two years.

Dr. and Mrs. Reid and iamlly oi Wellington were in Mlscouche on Sunday. June 15. attending the Corpus Christi celebration.

Mary Arsenault oi Summe aid: recently visited in Miscouche.

Miss Joan Arsenault, who is teaching school, recently spent a weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Arsenault, St. Nich- olas.

Han. and Mrs. Wilfred Arsen- ault oi Wellington were visitors to Miscouchc on Sunday, June 15.

Mrs. Faustin Richards and daughter, Cecile, of Wellington, attended Mass in Miscouche on Sunday, June 15.

Miss Bonnie Burns of Summer- side was a visitor to Miscouche on Sunday, June 15.

Miss Alice Gallant oi Welling- ton attended the Corpus Christi celebration in Miscouche on Sun- day, June 15th.

Mr. and Mrs. Arsene Perry of Miscouche recently -went to New Brunswick.

Miss Cordelia Arsenault oi Wel- lington was a. visitor to Miscouche on Sunday, June 15th.

Many of the Miscouche residents attended the Air Force Day cele- bration oi Saturday, June 14th, at the Summerside Airport.

Mrs. Lambert Qillls recently re- turned to her home in Miscouche.

Mrs. Ardhie Arsenault and fam- ily cj Wellington visited in Mis- couchc on Sunday, June 15th.

Marie Arsenault oi Summerside attended the Corpus Christi cele- bration in the Miscouche Church on Sunday, June 15th.

Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Herr oi Summersido were recent weekend visitors to Miscouche.

Mr. Wilbur Willis of Charlotte- town, manager ot the Confedera- tion Liie Association, and Jack Castigance of Toronto, superinten-

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dent oi agencies ior the Coniede- ration Liie, were visitors to Mis- couche on Friday. June 13, at the home of D. H. Gallant.

Mr. and Mrs. Martin DeaRoches oi Miscouche motored to Ruetlco on Sunday. June 16th.

Lumina Pclrier, who is employ- ed in the Charlottetown Senator-, ium. is spending some time at the home of her brother, John C. Poirier oi Miscouche.

Mr.' and Mrs. Jules Poirier oi Miscouche recently spent some time in New Brunswick.

Miss Celia Kelly oi Miscouche recently visited her parents in St. Margaret, . E. I.

Eldrlc Perry of Miscouchs re- cently leit ior Labrador where he is now employed.

Mr. Frank Doiron, inspector oi schools, was a recent visitor to the Miscouche High School.

Emile Arsenault of Wellington attended Mass in Mlscouche on Sunday, June 15th.

Leo DesRoches oi Charlottetown, who is employed at the Perfection Dairy, is visiting friends and rela- tives in Miscouche.

D. H. Gallant oi Miscouche mo-i tored to O'Leary on Friday, June 13, on business.

Raymond LeClair, Elgin Veno, Louis DesRoches and Reggie Des- Roches motored to Charlottetown on Sunday, June 15th.

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Poirier and Mr: Poirieris sister. Lumina, were visitors to Summerside on Sunday evening, guests oi Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Herr.

Mrs. Alex Gallant. Helen Gal- lant, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gallant and daughter, Sophie, attended the Corpus Christi procession at the St. John the Baptist Church on Sunday, June 15th.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gaudct and family of Charlottetown were vis- itors to Mlscouche on Saturday and Sunday, June 14 and 15, at the home of Mr. Gaudetis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alban Gaudet.

On Friday evening, June lath, the Miscouche Dramatic Club presented their live-act play, "Ten Nights In A Bar Room". in the Kensington Hall. There were specialties and a sale oi candy be- tween the acts.

on Sunday evening, June 15th. the Alumnae Society held their meeting in one oi the convent classrooms. The purpose oi the meeting was to make plans for the banquet for the graduates to take place on Thursday, June 19.

Recently, the Department of Public Works placed saiety signs on the highway passing through Miscouche, making the speed lim- it thirty miles per hour. It is hoped that the precaution will prevent further accidents.

On Friday afternoon, June 13, the Grade VIII pupils of Mis- couche and surrounding districts took their Grade VIII examina- tions in several of the Convent classrooms. They were under the supervision oi Frank Doiron, in- stpcctor oi schools ior that vicin- 1 y. '

On Thursday evening, June 12. a. party was held in the Miscouche Parish Hall for those who took part in the recent play, "Ten Nights In A Bar Room", and also ior those who- took part in the specialties. A delicious lobster supper was served, aiter which dancing was enjoyed by all. The music was supplied by Russell Warren oi summerside.

On Sunday, June 15, the Feast of Corpus Christi was celebrated by Rev. J. D. Kelly. Following Mass, Rev. Kelly, Rev. Martin Monaghan, the reverend sisters, the convent pupils, the different societies, the choir and the con- gregation iormed in ps0CE85TOD and walked from the church grounds to the cbnvent grounds, where the Benediction oi the Blessed Sacrament took place, at the repository on the convent ver- andah, which was appropriately decorated ior the occasio . Thir- teen oi the smaller pupils oi the convent were dressed to represent angels. Afterwards the procession pA0CEEdCd to the church while the choir sang the "Ave Maria Stella". The church was tilled to capacity as a great number of people irom surrounding districts were present.

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To E, England --(CP)- Festival Week in this old Kent County town included revival or a coloriul pre-war river pageant, with 20 illuminated show-boats parading along the river Medwsy.

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An odd case oi umps is still breaking out in Ho lan.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kinch of Al- lloerton were in this vicinity recent- Y.

"-The land surveyer was in Howlan on business on Monday, the Queens Birthday.

Henry Perry along with some oi his iamily, motored irom Char- lottetown on Sunday evening and spent the holiday in Horwlan.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Flnnan, and iamily were visiting in Duvar on Sunday evening. June 3.

Mrs. Jerry Arsenault and son Louis spent Sunday evening with relatives in Duvar. Master Roger Arsenault buried his 6th birthday on ioth

cele- June

Mrs. Joe Richard oi Duvar is vis- iting with her son. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Richard.

Mr. and Mrs. Russel Rogers oi Brae motored to I-Iowlan on busi- ness recently.

The store on wheels was in How- inn and vicinity recently (or the iirst time this summer.

Mrs. Alban Arsenault and little daughter have been spending a iew clays recently in 0'Leary.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Arsenault and two children and Mrs. Mary Arsenault oi Lot 6 were in Duvar on a recent evening.

The new residence oi Mr, and Mrs. Angus A. Arsenault is coming along splendidly with Arthur Rich- aid as carpenter.

P. A. Arsenault oi Tignish ac- companied by Mrs. Julia Perry oi Palmer Road motored to Wood- stock on Saturday, June Jtih.

The Misses Theresa and Elaine Gallant oi Woodstock recently spent a day with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gallant in Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Gallant

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Forest View and Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. Gallant oi I-lowlan recently

spent an evening at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Arsenault.

Mirs. Willard Carruthcrs. and

little son Gary who is visiting with

her iolks in Cape Wolie came to Howlan accompanied by her sister on Wednesday, June llth.

Mrs. Margaret Dumville oi

0'I..eary spent Thursday afternoon, June 12th in I-iowlnn.

Paul Doiron oi Duvar, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Finnan and iamlly oi I-Iowlan.

There motored to Charlottetown on Tuesday, June 10th Henry Gal- lant, Vincent Perry, Beatrice Ar- senault and Albert Arsenault. They visited with Mrs. Henry Gal- lant at the sanatorium and also with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Perry. Mt. Edward Road.

Irma Arsenault oi St. Louis and Benny Blanchard are now settled with Benny's iolks in Duvar, They were married in the Immaculate Conception Church at Palmer Road on May Zilst. Their many irlends wish them many years oi happiness.

Due to the rain 0! Sunday, June 15th the procession for "Corpus Christi." which on iine weather is always held and in the Church Grounds at St. Anthony's had to be held in the church although a beautiful repository had been pre- viously erected on the plane oi the manse. The mixed choir did Justice to the singing.

The members iromillowian oi the St. Thomas :Acquinas society held their annual bingo at the home oi Mrs. Anthony Finnan on Thursday night, June 12th. Al- though there was not a large crowd a very enjoyable evening was spent and about e30.00 was taken in with very little expense as the prizes were all donated. A very delicious lunch was served, aiter which instrumental music was rur- nished by Mary Doiron on organ and Ann Marie Richard on guitar. All departed thanking Mr. and Mrs. Finnan ior their hospitality.

IN MEMORIAM

SGT. RALPITF-PAIIKMAN cunmonr-:

-Funeral services were held Mon- day, May 19th at 1:30 P. M. at Mor- due Bros. Funeral Home, Winni- peg, ior Sergeant Ralph Parkman Cudrnore, R.C.M.P., aged 44 years, who died at Veterans' Hospital. Victoria, B.C. on May 13.

Rev. T. Saunders oiiiciated and burial was in St. James Cemetery. Masonic rites were conducted at the graveside.

Born in Prince Edward Island. Sgt. Cudrnore went west a number of years ago and had lived in St. James until his transiier to the west coast a year ago. He was a member of St. James Lodge AF and A. M.

Surviving are his wiie Mary, Ste. 16, Linwood Court; his mother. Mrs. T. J. Cudmorc. Toronto, Ont; two sisters, Mrs, P. N. Tucker, North Bedeque, P.E.I. and Mrs. W.R Brooks. Toronto, and three broth- ers, John, Parry Sound. 0nt.; Wil- liam of Regina, and Walter of Mad- ison. Sask.

The pupils oi Howlan School are quite busy as the yearly exams are now the order of the day.

Mrs. I-leclor Richard now has with her, her mother Mrs. Douc- ette of Tignish, while her father is a patient in the Western Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Arsenault re- cently spent an evening at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. Joe Das- Roches.

Mrs. Jerry Gallant and little grandson were visiting on Friday afternoon, June 13th at the home or Mr. and Mrs. P. Perry.

Ruth Finnan and George Car- ruihers oi Howlan wrote the Grade VIII exams in O'Leary School.

Mr. and Miss. Arthur Gallant who have been vacationing in Woodstock during the past two weeks returned to their home "in Charlottetown on Sunday, June 16.

Gus Arsenault oi Duvar, C. J. Gal- lant and Mrs. Pidele Arsenault and Mrs. Julie. Perry were amo g the delegates who leit on Ianday morning, June lath for the st. Anne de Besupre Pilgrimage.

Gallant. and now in Sussex, N. B., who soon be united in marriage.

Mrs. Jerry Arsenault had the fol- lowing as guests, Mr. and Mrs. Os- car Gallant oi ilaiiiax, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doiron oi St. John. N. 13., Mrs. Felix Doiron and son

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Best wishes for a happy iuture are being extended to Mrs. Sophie Gallant, widow of me late Maurice Albert ' Arsenault both or St. Anthonyaparlsh but will

On Saturday, June eth Mr. and

IN MEMORIAM

MR. WILLIAM MUIRHEAD

On April 20, 1952, death claim- ed one oi North Tryon's eldest residents, in the person at Mr. William Muirhead, born at North Tryon eighty-two years ago, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Muirhead. Mr. Muirhead led a very quiet unassumin liie in the community, and was re- spected-lay both young and,old, because of his inliuence ior good and the betterment oi the com- munity ln general. '

I-le professed faith in his Lord early in his life, and was a regu- lar attendant at the church oi his choice, and down through the years, God's word was his constant source oi strength and help to him.

He leaves to mourn besides his sorrowlng wile, the iormer Ellen Francis, four- sons and three daughters, namely George and Reg, ot Toronto; Gordon oi West- ern Canada; Howard, Canoe Cove,

P. E. I.; Rhoda, Boston, ,Mass.; Mrs. Robert Gallant and Miss Marjorie, Mrs. Eldon Dawson, Leone Arsenault oi Howlan, Mrs. Augustine Cove, and Mrs. Jean

Samuel at home, who tenderly cared for her lather during his last illness.

The funeral service which was largely attended, was held irom the Presbyterian Church, North Tryon. conducted by Rev. Walter

Klllam. Interment in adjoining cemetery. Pallbearers were: Sheldon Dix-

on, George Muttart, Blaine Daw- son. Clayton Thomas, Archie Thomson, Russell Thomson.

”He is not dead; he has but passed

Beyond the mlsis that blind us here

Into the new and larger llie Oi that screner sphere."

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. DAVID MMDONALD

-The iuneral service tor the late Mrs. David MacDonald, who passedaway suddenly at the home oi her son Edward in 0'Leary, was held on Sunday as con, June llsth. There was- a short service at the home conducted by Rev. . G. Dickson. The main service was in the Bethel United Church, which was illled to over- ilowlng by neighbor.-, irlends and

their last respects to one was so universally loved and re- spected.

relatives, who gathered to pay who

The service was conducted by

- Conway and Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. Colin Milligan, Mrs. Hannah Milllgan and Stuart Mll- ligan motored to Summerslde sat- urday, June 7th on business.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hardy. and Lollie Banks were in Summeralde Saturday, June 1th on business.

The many iriends or Mr. Cecil Maoxinnon will regret to learn he has been conilned to his home due to illness. and all join in wish- lng him a speedy recovery.

Mr. John W. Palmer, Freeland and Mr. Arthur Milligan. Poplhf Grove were in merside Satur- day, June 'lth on business.

Miss Donna Palmer. teacher al- the Brae spent the week-end with he; ppxenta, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Palmer.

Mr, Hugh D. Smith, Summer- side was visitlnz his brother W3 sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Arth- ur smith on saturday, June 7th.

Miss Florence Kelley. l-99-ch” at Riverside School, Grand River spent the week-end with her P31" ants. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelley,

Foxley River.

Miss Marion Doucctte. W-M 35 attending St. Mary's Commi- Sums-nerside spent the week-end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Doucette and 1151' grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. George Adams, Foxley River.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Worden. Mrs. Francis cote. Dexter. Maine and Mrs. Boyise Hunt. BUmh3m- Maine were recent guests at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. James MacDonald, Murray Rold-

Mrs. James Maobonald, Murray goat-1 has gone on a vacation ior a couple of months in Maine.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith Ind Mr, and Mrs, Robert Palmer were guests at the home oi M: and Mn, Alton Webb, Woodstoc . recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce smith. MIS- James Dowllng and son cliiiord, Rpcky Point, were week-end vis- ltors at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. William Muusan. Murray Road.

Mr. William Milligan and son Frank Murray Road were visitors to Alberton on Saturday, June 7th.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Oatway and sons Edgar and Roy attended the iuneral of Mr. Antoine Arsenault in Charlottetown Friday June dih-

The sympathy oi the commun- lty is being extended to Mrs. An- toine Arsenault, (nee Amelia Coughlln), on her recent sad be- reavement.

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Coughlin. Mr. and Mrs. Ben coushlin at- tended the iuneral oi Mr. Aunt-vine Arsenault, Charlottetown on Fri- dsy, June 6th.

Mr. end Mrs. Beecher Peterson and um nu, In-edericton, New Brunswick are visiting iriends and relatives at Charlottetown, Inver- ness, Freeland and Conway-

Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Matthews and Mrs. Elmer Tuplin, Murray Road, motored to Charlottetown on Sunday, June 8th to spend the holiday with Mr. Elmer Tuplln.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith were in Tyne Valley on Saturday June 7th. visiting Mrs. Earnest Hardy. a atlent at the Stewart Memorial Health Centre.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Foley and children Emmett, Gary and Syl- via, Bloomileld were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mac- Neill, Sunday, June 8th.

The sympathy oi the Community is being expressed to the immed- iate ismlly and relatives or Mrs. George Ellands, Poplar Grove, who passed away at the Stewart Memorial Health Centre on sun- dly. June 8th.

Mr. Bruce Lewis. son oi Mr. and Mrs. Sherman icwis, Summersidc, iormerly of Conway, who has been employed at Toronto for some

present for the funeral service. Interment was in the Bethel United Church cemetery. - AZ.

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months has returned to his home in Erurnmeraide and was vllltins friends at Conway on Sunday June 8th.

Mr. James Winn who is employ- ed on a government boat spent e. week-and with his wits and iam- ily at Freeland.

Mr. John Buchanan -who is em- ployed on a government boat, spent a recent weekend with his wiie and iamily at Conway.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Adams and daughte Reby were visitors M. the home oi Mr. and Mrs. William Wagner Slndlly, June 8th.

Mr. Elsie smith was in Sum- merside Saturday evening, June 7th to visit his wile -who is a pat- ient in the Prince Oounty Hospital. I I

Enmore and Vicinity Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth MacAr-

thur were visitors to Summerside on Saturday evening, June 7th.

Mrs. Bruce Coulson and daugh- ter Sharon, from Ottawa, Ont., are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel MacLeod, Victoria West.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter MacDonald, Charlottetown, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Burns Mac- Arthur on Friday, June tlth.