llowlan Ami Vicinity
Mr. Leo Arsenault and Judy, recently spent a day' at the home of Mrs. Margaret Arsenault. Up- per Howlan.
Mr. Herb Avery of Alberton. was in Howlan recently on a bus- iness trip. .
O Pictured above are students of Notre Dame Academy who received -Grade XI certificates recently: Front row, (left to right): Shirley Smallwood, Janet Doucette, Elaine Maclrmis, Erma MacDonald, Bettty Kelly, Trainor, Florence Clarkin, Gertrude Fitzgerald, Winnifred Connolly. Second row: Nola McCabe, Verna Martell, Ros- aleen Callaghan, Betty Lewis, Dorothy Maclntyre, Aletha Mullen. Mariea Dahl, Elizabeth MacDonald, Mary O'Brien, 1 Stella Flood, Edna Walker. Third row: Mary Power, Sheila
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richard and Shirley of Duvar. were in l-iowlan recently.
Miss Jean Arsenault spent June 12, at the home of her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Pe- ters at O'Leary.
Mr. Clayton Carruthers was in sumrnerslde on June 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Fidele Arsen- ault of Woodstock. visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Arsenault on June 12.
Mr. P. A. Arsenault, teacher at Tignish Shore School, spent the wee:-end of June 12, at Wood- stoc
Mr. Joe. S. Gallant and Mr. and Mrs. John T. Gallant of Pius- vllle, xarlsited friends in 1-lowlan on lune . '
Mrs. Jerry Gallant visited with relatives in Piusville. on June 13.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gallant and Fred Arsenault of Piusvllle, were in Howlan last Sunday night.
Rev. M. J. Rooney of St. An- thony's, was among the Island clergy who attended the funeral of the late Bishop Boyle at Char- loltietown on June 15. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Arsenault of Woodstock. were in Howlan recently.
Miss Francis Sweet of Forest View, was in Howlan recently.
Mrs. Keir mamas. and young daughter have now returned to thelilr home from the Western Hos- pit .
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Arsenault and Judy, motored to Emerald on June 13
Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Gallant and son Alhan. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alban T. Arsen- suit recently.
Congratulations are rtended to Clair Gallant who succes '-"y passed his Grade VIII exams in l-lowlan School.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gallant and her daughter, Mrs. Jackie Gallant and Claudia, visiting recently in Mis- couche, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Gallant.
Friends of John F. Gallant of Piusville regret to lmow that he is a patient in the Western Hos- pital. and wish him a speedy re- rovery.
On June 10, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gallant and Mr. and Mrs. An- Sum- called on
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NORTH WILTSHIRE SCHOOL
Connie Clark and Gail MacLean (equal), 3. Melvin MacNeili.
Ian Godfrey (equal), 2. Klppy Far- ris, 3. Allison Bowman.
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er," 2. Gwennyth MscI..ea,n 3. Judy Maclean.
2.Ronnie Godfrey. 8. Fairlie God-
Urey- Grade 111. 1. Alan Godfrey, 2. Peggy Parker, 3. Marilyn Boswell.
their relatives. John Finnan and Mrs. John Cahill.
senger to where she consulted her M.D.
at his home. hope to see him bac before long. .
of Mr. and Mrs. Lorraine Gallant. had her first birthdav on June town is now visiting in Howlan, l5. -
her home in Duvar, on June 13, after recupe ating at the home of ex- Flnnan at Howlan.
vincial Sanatorium at Charlotte- the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Tennis Peters. ,
(June Report)
senior Boom: Grade X, 1. Beryl Easter. Grade IX, 1.
Grade VIII, 1. Phyllis Parker, 2. Grade V1, 1. Clive Baiderston and
Highest average in June exams -Heather Coles (Principal)
Junior Grade V. 1. Dorothy Ann Park-
Grade IV. 1. Barry Belderston,
Grade II (sr.), 1. Marilee Mac-
Mrs. J. B. Arsenault was a pas- Summerslde recently
iJohnHArsenault of 1-lowlan, is ill His school-mates in school
Miss Margaret Ann. daughter
Mrs. Felix Doiron returned to
daug ter, Mrs. Anthony
Sylvain Gallant of the Pro-
'rrevor Campbell W and Donald Parker (equal), 2. syl- via Clark and Marie Campbell (equal), 3.' Ewen Campbell.
Neill, 2. Alan MacDonald, 3. Don- ald MacLea.n. ,
Grade II (jr.), 1. Sarena Mac- Kenzie, 3. Barry Kelly.
Grade I. 1. Jean Moss, 2. Scott MacDonald, 3. Linda Boswell ayne Okes (equal'.
Highest average - Dorothy Anr. Parker-9696. , Naomi Newson (Assistant
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Wellington Aid- - Vicinity
-Her many friends are pleased to see Mrs. Paul Perry home af- ter recently undergoing a very serious operation in the Prince County Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard and family of Hunter River, were rec- ent guests of Mrs. William H. Barlow.
His many young acquaintances regret to learn that Master Rus- sell Bernard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bernard, Hunter River. recently had the misfortune of breaking his arm at his home. About six months ago ths young lad also received serious eye in- juries.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Bell who have spent the winter in Hall- fax, N. S., have returned to their home, "Park View Cottage,” Wel- lingion.
Mrs. Jemima MacDonald left recently for a visit with his son, Arthur, and friends in Arlington Lot 14.
Mr. Keith MacDonald spent the week-end at his home here. Miss Blanche Day spent last week-end at her home here.
Wellington Ladies' Aid met at the Manse recently and were pre- sided over by Mrs. Howard Bar- low. Roll call was answered by
six membe .. Lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Garfield Day.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Rich- ard, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Rich- ard and son, Louis, Mrs. Ben B. Arsenault, Miss Melina Ar- Jcnault and Miss lvlarguerne Rich- ard ali of Mount Carmel motor- ed to Memramconk recently 10 visit Mr. Richard”: sister, Rev. Sister St. Jean.
Messrs. Benoit Pulrier, Albin Richard both of the Royal Cana- dian Navy, HM.C.S., ”Corn wailis," are spending a months furlough with their parents in Mont Carmel.
Mr. Anthony Gallant. recently left for Portland. Maine. to visit his daughter Mary, Mrs. Karl Church.
Friends of Mrs. Daniel Arsen-
ault are pleased in see him home from Prince County Hospital.
Monthly meeting of Mont Car- mel Allar Society was held at Lhe home of Mrs. Stanley Rich- ard, with an attendance of 13 members. Next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Anthony Bernard, where a bazaar will be held. '
Mr. Arthur T. Gallani has re- turned in his home at St. Chry- sosicm, from Prince County Hos- pital. where he had been confined for the last two weeks with an injured foot.
The Lacordaire and Jeanne d'Arc held their study club on June 4 at the home of Mr. Joseph
Cannibalism Of
Wireworm Bored
TORONTO - (GP) - A glegsr counter has bared the cannibalism of the wireworm.
Dr. J. W. T. Spinks. Saskatche- wan scientist attending the Chem- .cal Institute of Canada conven- tion here Wednesday revealed this story while discussing a new electronic instrument designed to trace the movements of insects underground.
Two radinactlvated wnreworrns were let loose to borrow under- ground. Above them, a gelger rounler picked up the radioactive worm waves and they were re- corded on paper, plotting the worms' trail.
After a while it looked as if the wireworms had mated.
But when researchers dug to find out, they iound one worm had eaten the other.
bars and live visitors were pres- ent. President. Alyre Arsenault opened. the meeting. An interest- ing prngram was given by Frank Gallant. Mrs. Victorin Arsenault invited members to meet at her home next month.
Ladies of St. Chrysostem Study Club met at the home of Mrs. Hubert Arsenault. Mrs. Donal Ar- senault will be on program com- mittee for the next meeting which will be held at the home of Mrs. Denise Arsenault. This will be the annual meeting and roll call will be answered by paying member- ship fee. Meeting adojurned and a contest was held of which Miss Laura Arsenault was the winner.
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