VIENNA 'taTiIte'i-37 -I )iu...,an

"fr'..lir. N33.” r'i"”'”""m. H o w I a it New Machine Reads F0, Blind W, M n 0", Dlscloses How Hemingway Published 5...”... .e...nn...;...nn, st. rims Aquinas .,.C1::””::r.; - - Book Which Helped Him Win Nobel Prize ,-,v;;-,;1,-,::;,r;,g,,r;.:g,;a:,t;;i weeks in Howlan. visited at the nu...-

In home of her aunt and uncle. Mr.

The semi-annual meetms 01' 1118 and Mrs. Gallant on Oct. 24. directors of the St. Thomas Asulnu Society was held It How Mr. P. A. Arsenault spent the ard's Restaurant in Summerslde weekend with friends at Wood- on Wednesday November 3rd at slack, 5.30 pm. The president. Reverend 9311197 -101111 F- 31-1019 D1'951ded-i Miss Lsuretta Arsenault employ- T119 0P"11118 P133191" W" "cued ed in Summerside. spent the W R3V"md 7511197 5- NH51” Oct. 24 week-end with her folks in Poirisr. chaplain. Hoynvlani

The treasurer made a brief re- view of. the finances of the society Fume” in l.l,,wl,n luv, gm. in particular the revenue and the 1 mud narvemnl me spun, nnd nnw '”'D"15” incur” 5m" '1" End M i are awaiting patiently for a fair 1h;h!e1”ao1(1::1g Yeah nod on who! price in be given. The crop in most

a ry o - v

airship! and loans to students. This 3:5 ii much imiii" ihaii 1'” year the Society is helping 38 ' boys and girls educate themselves. students are helped to complete their studies in varied sublects and professions Help is available to students from grade xi to um- versity level. It was also observed that since its foundation in 1919 up” i" ciass" Very iiiiiiii' 1-119 SL T119ma5 Aqum” 59519” A transfer load of four fine 11” 11919991 511' 1935! 225 b0-1'5 imdihorses left Howlan on Tuesday. girls to attain higher education. on. 25 In be used In the Main.

Plans were made to hold a coii- land lumber wnodsl lest between the branches and to p”.sem' prizes io um” bmnchesi Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wood of which show the most succes dur- Howlan have been ln we" CW9, ing the year 111 1119 901199115" Of'i-eccntly assisting Andrewia folks; 'riEmbCl'5hip fees. The prize will Mm me nmamen. - be presented at the annual meet- ing Oi ii" soiiieiy Tractor: and mad machines are

Th. ioiiowiiig Coinmiiiees were busy everv dav ditching the How ammimedi Fiiiiiii”' Eiiiiiide Aiiiiem land roadiwhiicli since the rain i. Rilid. Wellington, Reverend Chain In a dernnrahle Cinndninn , ir-s G.iilant. Egmont Bay; Jerry Richard. Miscouche. Henry Wedge, Summerside. RCl'El'Clld Joseph Le- Clasr. Sumiiicrside.

Education, Mcss..rs. Elmer Pine.-u. Sun-imerside; Bev DesRoches. Mis-.

i ny 303 THOMAS I finished. the tears were stream- .1 The critics are still taking their HOLLYWOOD (AP) ..Film pro- ing down :-.iy face. I told him it cracks at the domestic science ducsr Leland Hayward today dis- was the greatest thing he had

Dfolflm in Our modem lDb0015- A closed how Ernest Hemingway written."

writer in "Saturday Night'' rocent- happened to publish "The Old Man "Papa, you've got to P01111111

iy claimed that the hiring ofitca- and the Sea." the book which this." "It is This clean stainless antiseptic known su over Canada as iviooNE's EAIERALD

011911. and the buying of equip- helped him win a Nobel prize last "No." said the author. 1 ment for such instruction was a week. 1 'M ! gneinf 90 119 I 179d'- ” 13'" ” ' ' ' e co .'. isrib:iecy.w'i'hii: oivriTe:.n iiiidzer RdberYiti:.." otiiirhitigif Hsaesiwiidrd is ilsaroi: "That's all right. You calri gut 2:-"”'::'"":::':h.P':;?hI:: lad ef. others, also advocates that this duclng. He will also produce "The it in the book when it i:(l nd- 0' warm! mum.-nmmul litm- W of 1” W '0 it; E "W; ::."'1-.”.':.”.r.r:1.:tr":t...::..".:.:.. - ........ - ..... homes. nex spring wi pencer racy a e m . I - o - - star. Hayward was jubilant about left field. "supposing I couit-'1 I01 '10- , The following is an excerpt from the Nobel prize for his friend. it published in Life maggzineld: mIduO.2NEmS.:E1nEf,A1;l:":::,lacillni;le;:2l a recent article in a current week- HEm111SW3Y- . . c0mP191-9 111 '-inn 1”” W1 W mung that may aid stubborn cues .,, 1y: "Leadiris cooks and manure. ml C1)(1PI:S5efdS;lfD!'i:al;h;::giep:lIlg to break it up. - -mains HIV! 319111” to in Win- teura tell us that Canadians do 01' I H ' W u6oNz'a EMERALD on. i. sold not appreciate well-cooked food." at the 535.000 I3F1l9'"1011'-'3' 15 Pay HAYWARD lNslsTED dnrggista everywhere. A real dlsrn-org And mnnm. on in the uncle. -iln off his debts. Hemingway is per; Hemiruway "id ml, would be re: IUIOLIIIIIGI who have found blessed fact. our gastx'onorr.ical ignorance 1"?” Americas mosi siiccergli impossible. But Hayward got the "i. is so marked that it is one of the w'"” End ii" had 3 doze" ii 5 aulhmn, Pu-mission to try. first things visitors from other wmii” purchased ior iiims' many Hayward convinced Life's edit- oountriea comment upon." Farther at iiiem H mp price" ors and also sold "The Old Man on: "Dr. L. B. Pett believes that OFTEN BROKE and the Sea” to the Book of the people, to avoid malnutrition. must , Month Club . The booll: was ac- itnow ore u . . .. - i ritica. emin ay has laiiinchedbothte nI))ot!dplli:li!i::l.lt 1?! H;i(:i,i;rg'pa.ii::lif1e:s l,s:,,i,c,i prize and beigvme Tenders will he received by my National Health on a campaign of mlilin-n '1,” deal, go, hls book, the fifth American to win the undersigned up till Nov. 20th for information . . directed mainly 8 Nobel. i ' 1” 1" imd 'p1imxim'ieiy.””' and 111m 5815- .. ' ttuated on the Mill m1. at the schools. on the theory that "He was broke when my wife The magazine deal broulht hirn acre. a d t I th K I y children are not too set in their Ind I visited him in Cuba some rude;-3 he had nevernhad before. Road. a jnalceln e 9, ens ngton ways to acquire good eating habits time ago. I asked him what he Hgyward remarked. it stimulated Skating n . based on correct information. How- was writing and he said ll was 3 sale of all his other books. :)V1"" 1119 1:”&1E91; W11!” :9” big book with four parts and a i e c I ren, an un or un- ' l 9. He had ateiy true that children acquire gel?-;(::hg(;JntCtAlIlci)di:fR tiiii,:s:iagrts. but he HISTORIC CAPITAL 111911” "W18 11311115 511101110 ”11'191 didn't like them and was doing Mmll, was founded as capital them over again. He was satisfied of lhg Philippines by Spanish col-

than at school." with the coda. and said 'You want Onixax-S in 1571, h

Him RURAL ELECTRIFICATION NOTICE

Night” would advise us to let theihand . , , 1 Notice is hereb,V Riven that the proposed rural elec-

l , l , children get all their instruction "He watched my face through- I" M”'1”"" ii"'i-1" 'i'C”1"i '”3””i" A"i”'”" R”bb”"1i' 'i5'h1' in food selection and preparation out the time I was reading. When iricai extension to serve the Northam.-Fort Hiii-Tyine Yalley . area has been approved for construction. Residents in this

mucl-,5; Fmncls Blanchard, Abel idenionstrafes his new reading machine for the blind to slghtless from the home. Quoting ngam: "Dr 105 CREAM area, who have completed contracts for rural service with

iam's Village. Guisevipe Cc-rrnni. who "reads" a newspaper with his finger tips. The H F, Knnndu, H ,5 th t of 100000 p-Isl-”.,”.5' M,-.u.l.5 lvlm. pmm-,3 'A D-1113 1133 119111 2'1N?1i1- 3'1-hail machine rnnsisls of a pilrii0.eiPCll'iii cell mounted on a framework. mung people Wm: pasiied thwlilgh Xff Carmel. Aubin J. (inilanf. 1-'19 imm” "i M' :1" is i” "1 right. which Iran-m.I: cl:-ctrirnl liiiluilsos, leilrr by letter. to corre-iinin hanm Onh, about ha" knew 0rango&ChucolateRlpple . the Maritime Electric Company Limited, are hereby noti. lllified to wire their premises. Any complaints or disputes regarding the placing of

Abrams Village. Ailre F. Arsen- 311111" 111 11”'1”11 of Ihmr 5112151 sponrlinc rln-'.I1l- nit lite ix'P,1hl'lilr(l of the inception iinx. left. Mmugh ubmn fond values M select poles on private property or otherwise, or the cutting of

nun, st. Chnsosloml . b7at'id's lfltli liirtliday. A lot n ” Agriculture. Messrs. J. E. Arsen- 11111,? 110” 3”d.11”13 iii” 11.3” 11"" "THREE ('0 's- IN THE FOL'N- 1 . a iiiiiiiiimi iii?” Ti" ii” iii" auid. J. Francis Gallant, Sylvere invited came into help him ccic- .1.”-V S iclild siome instiuction inla domes- Jl pg Arsenaulon .brate. Games were played and don AT (.A',”.0n THEATRE c ac ence cou'rse.. d.0ubt ess. Some time uas given to discus-i11iZ1'111i111 gb11i111”13Y Fake 311d oihefl s('MMERs"')E ' L011 i-oncerniiig the celebrating oi SW99”. 1”L'111f'1111F 15? ”'”m 119'” ' the 200th Aniiivei'sai'y of the exile SL111'911- DHV111 1'FCP1V9(1 "1?111Y 111” -In "Tliioe Coins in the Foun- tle gifts for which he thanked the min.” -I-nnnH,m C9mn,.y,l;-ox hns ' t be referred trees necessary for line construction, mus. and Nova scotla it 15 planned to Doirnn. rccemly spcntva day with:aLe5 wnn old Mmn Charm In which TORONTO (CF)-The'mos-t da'1- pupils are half-baked on gradua- ' r , This C0mmiSS1011 1111'0UK1'1 the local Committee before 2 have a special celebration inilhe tcgchxers and pupils 111 ”””'1the six stars cnicli the mood of1f'1'””5 1"””D”' V? '.5.i”Ai'”i ii: 3111"" 1”"i”'1” H1” 13 ii” "5"" ii,ioii',lriie'-l 1615 if, ii;iiif...,,;1,'””;;." November 1954. Prince Edward Island. July 13 has? 311 53 '1”' l . 1- 1, rl . t ' b t i - ours. says, r. irginia Pnr o ey call graduation exercises "the "1 33' ii" ' ' .'. i , . . . been Se; as ., lentallve am for 1,10”Vj1nj;1;;0;11Pe an”(;11nnfr”i,mlNeit- York city. commencement." All we can hope W0"11"111151'-i 11 11115131111111 11'-5 W""r The committee representing this area comprises my me event to which dignitairies of Mr. F. c. Gallant and daughter for mm; r l Dr. Apgar told I meeting spon- to do if! develop attitudes. If we 111111119 111113”; 1f"1111'fV't,-n”n”;1l1; following members: 1 and by the Wnments College Hns- do this well. then the students will ""1" "9 9 ' '1” '1 1

Painting and other final jobs are now well underway in the new wing at Howlan School which when finished will be a credit to the district. It is expected to be

It! DRUG CO. LTD.

FOR SALE

Kensington Dairying Camp. Association Ltd. Keith Stewart. Secretary.

ltlrs. Dominick Arsenault of CIi.'ii'lnttctowii. visited her agctii nunt. Mrs Gaspard Arsenatilt and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DesRoches at Howlan on Oct. 24.

The vrriter says we turn out ”haif-baked" cooks. We have to admit that this is probably true.1 But do we turn out any finished products in the elementary or high

of the Acadiuns which is to take

0 place next slimmer in the Marl- .d01'10F!- lwrnpped tip it delightful entertain-

lime Provinces. While the major pment package and tied it with gay celebration will be held in N. 3, The School inspector, Mr. Fliankqnbbons In mm by DELWL It mdn schools. We can assure you all our

-1-norms"

BORDEN

the church and state will be in- Florence. were in O'Leary, on Oct. Tm , V r C1." W hb .5 ted Thi. lh i will b h Id -26. , , iiiii'1,P'ii',, 'i Mi 9 ' piial at the Academy of Medicine fl ' l, I ' . A HERO" Iilrfini -1911" HUN- nrin oil m:l:rmAif:iiil1an iwsfrisiiieal .1L3?nf:1n'1F1hlWif,fira,F'-iiihv;.a -.l:av1”Nl:erl1earls. lnm me ms, nu, day, h”, the ,ni:,i,iii,,, T”, V1ili;ie:.and guestisiar Polly Rergen. Mh,,l(1,,lwlll wllllgm Newcombe Leigh Ma.ynn.r of the P"minre, ; in spur of the not night A lz.-rgeland n'Mmi)m 'm1n?5lnn1w "mung higiwsi mortality rate for all per- donmst.ic science class we slmulnl N01-lham Northam POW H W. ;NV-Y-V icidmiiilriie iiiitii;iil3e'raiinnaii(gctmi;; aisfipitiliiiciin 5911111115 'h"”' i”i9i5h"w” for the iiigieniisaiiiriieihat half the deaths are ihilnk l Mudemi though me "u e 5 . . . . V . l l H . - . P i u 8 V i I I e home of Mn and M”. Len Arsen. iirslt ti-me-in all their vionrlerfulnnue to diseases 0! me respinmry lolndl; amsmacogiilrggz o.f”l,:ii;logl)eihor:1l:- ucmno” PUBLIC UTILSTXF5 CODUIISSION, ault, Howlan. in honor of their im hisioiimi b”"”y' W11” me tract. such as the common cold. keeping. new gel; whui 1. .11, CHARLOTTETOWN

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.

-Mr. John J. Corcoran and 8011. daughter, Leone and her husband C1119m3sC01” Vamer” 1”" dor” 1” Dr. Apgar, professor of anesthes- lmpormm I denim to no (nose

Windstfm. P1l1SV1i1E- 1911- 011 MOW Clarence Gallant, who were rnnr- 131'1"K111E 5111111 famous R'0""1"11"1d' iulugy at Columbia University's things in tn? right WM, and we KENSINGTON i

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Clarkin. They were accompanied extended this happy young couple. fii TFPVI Ind 1119 V1115 Barthes? could be halved if hospitals would her nu tacle, ever filmed! 'r.ho-. lill'liiii1,Z by Mrs. Fred Kelly, Roseville, whn' 110 1110 -W19911 51117135355 1111.V revamp their delivery-room team-i ' , , , drama of birth of Christianity in

fifty morniim by 1'31 1011 M011i1”9i11. ried that morning at St. Anthony 5- marks "5 iii? piiim "i SL Peters medical school and director of . iMnn.-'l'ties. 8 pm. Plcase, Note: . WHEFF lilfi 11111 51191111 3 1199k 111111 REV. M- -1- RHGHEDH P811511 P11-51 C”ih9d1'”i- ii” C”i'55"”mr L11” "111 clinical anesthesia at New York's rrthiifiitideiifiiecdoniiesfidldsgibncidrogiidj one iiiinw niiziiiiii MN": in PX-i 7 ii i A H

Today

Tuesday intends to spend (hr winter monthsi Mr. and Mrs.'.T-. T. Gallant of Bacdekcr desrriptioii. With Venice work. , , , in Pagan world. It's "Qto VADIS". -.n 'roi-onto. On their return Lrlpi Forest. View. visits-d nn Sundav and 1119 it-111-"Hi rounuyside also in addition to the RllPSli1PilSl.afld n::”nfaif”'I:';;1,:t mg: iideifoizifj iiglsiarring Rohrt 'l"aylor as ".'tlart'us"

Mr. Corcoranis daligiiters, Mrs. was the cclebrant of the Mass andiR011'1311 1"f11i11"1- 111” V1113 M11d1"1111- Pr:-shyteriaii Hospital. said the - frame length of show. M-G-ill.

Desmond Gallant and Mrs. Joseph nuptial service. Best wishes are 1119 51171111511 51995 1118 F011111?111 death rate of newborn children Qinmigiliitgniiglgngn bginrnntgudriieizig gxiiinreienil art-attst iefimifnif" Kl7""i

they will be arcompanied by Mrs, night with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gal-iacldod as lint-kgt'ound5 the pictorial lhp surgeon usually prescfal, Dr. E 1.) L , l g iPaganI, Deborah Kerr as ”l.ygia" HUIKIY MB m

.. or 1 .. . . . . . l.I.0Bllltilli1i

W119 31”” ii" 11"” mi” miimiisi pg L iiimi ni ii pciiiairiciaii iii piicivid! imi struciion claims about two periods Sii pmiii iii -ilusiui Iiiiniw ("iii " t rie as fire -iisierman .'imon rat-

l mung her daughter, m Mom,-eali Mr and Mrs. Bill Hayes and Mr. Flor surli beauty of setting play- mediate post-birth attention for the; I i n .

nud t.wo other dauglitcrs. Mrs, wll. and Mrs. Henry Perry and daluuh-,wi'izlit John Patrick. who won n baby alone. I i;,oYlee(i.(ng.iEi iii) R igiiiinilii iiiiii-V'iiii.e' I1"1 P91"-n C1111515 111-” A.W1511P1- In

llam O'Brien and Mrs. Garry walk. for. Margalret Am); nfl Chaialtiswkudos for his ctirrr-nt Broadwayl The s u r g c o n and anelhetist subjects imoi L ' Fh Zcadtfnilc Peter; Osiinor as "fire lcnipernr

N in Tnmnw. toun. moto ed to ms an on C - hit, The Teaiinuse on the Aiilziist,vinuld thus be able to concentrate t . (en sl ea a mtli- Nora and a Casi of tliousonds. mo, ncsday night where they attended Maon,' has fa5h;oned A bggullmglnn the mother without the baby "11 117”159- T111115 111137 WP havendniission 50c - 30c. ""119

such things as recesses. And ifl

Miss Rita Gallant, Saint John, the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Clar-'55;-per; playouf. of John seconclangbcing ignored. she said. - nothing else. the domestic science'. .. -.- .. ,.. . 1

is spending sometime with her par- once Gallant. best-seller. The three love storirsl --i- 4

En”. Mn and Mrs. Joey Gallant. have nemnlke sparkle. Three, periods are high in recrestionaii Piusviile. l Mcssrsn Ilziarle Pgrih-y of (l7nI:;tunielAn,n,.iCnn Scnrnnnes Me In Undefseas volcano ylalue. A welcome surcease fromi 'Ciivo an arry r mg n no - R l d . ., ., , i re academic giarid. L l ..-h l

1141- KN111 KE11i- Rf1””11" 1”” 11 stock. mninrerl to Murray 1191' Rf,1)(iineliili:Ymlilifii)Lfii:iail'iiidinLslil:i:i(ilPf Resumes Eruption have proved that the rigidity? 1' Visitor 10 Plusifliie 011 5lmfiH.l'- Ihnur. on a business trip on (lctnnwmn that mw the man”, nni TOKYO (AP) ” An underxfas lish. nintlieniatirs ii nd il'rench ' 5

Mn Nome” Cancun W” n,27- 5tender appeal. For clmon Wpbb'lt'OiCan0, which erupted with great Classes do not stiffer because. of

ian American author and expairiateifury two years ago and later wiped these hours devoted to the 'frills.” lin Rome, and mommy Mcgull-9' out a party of Japanese scientists. v---

TODAY (Monday) TO THURSDAY

recent. business visitor tn Bummer-Ii M”. Marni", nrunwn nnd

Gallant. Plusvills.

side. i

Coiigratulations are being extend- rd to Mr and Mrs. Clarence Gal-. i.mt. whose marriage was solemn-,. iced in St. Anthony's Church. on Wednesday. October 27th. The cere- mony was performed by Rev. Fr. Rooney. Mrs. Gallant is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Len Arsrnauit, of Howlan Mr. Gallant is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gallant. Piusvilie.

Mr. and Mrs. James Rooney. Mill River. were recent. visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs Norbert Cor- mran. '

sorry to learn he is a patient in the Western Hospital. Alberton. All wish to see him home again soon.

Congratiilatmns are bciiir ext:-iid-i ed to Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dnyir on their recent marriage which lonkl place at. st. Mark's Churrh, Burton, Lot 7. The bride 15 the former Lorraine Howard. daughter of Ml'.i and Mrs. Thomas Hnwnffi Cape Wolfe. and the groom is the soul of Mrs. Harold Doyle and the late Mr. Doyle of Campheiltnn

Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Gallant

, iw'i.. rind son. Paul. Rosebank. are visit.-IM”' Franc" Muquliik I i d

ing relatives in salt spring. Nova Hcotla. l

Mr. Fred Gallant has recently purchased a one-half inn truck.

Miss Yvonne Gallant whn is em- ployed at the Western Hospital. Alberton. spent Monday with her pa.rents. Mr. and Mrs. Peter F

Ice Hampers liuclt Sliooi in Manitoba.

WINNIPEG (CF) - Ice on the marshes and ii recent cold snap which sent most of the ducks in Ms:-iitobs south are hampering a band of hunters in quest of a piece-de-resistance for the Queen Mother.

Gerry Malabar. provincial game and fisheries director. and Metal Gen. Elliott lodgsr. general officer commanding Prairie command. led a non of hunters into the marsh area a Lake Manitoba Wednesday in get 70 wild ducks for 14 Nov. to banquet at Ottawa for the Queen Mother. The food for the meal will as representative of each province. 31:11 I! was bagged.

osownsis JAPAN . with a population at I.-

g1rs.lFrank Rtichlahrld sadnfydtgzhlfhre-vnis law,” 5,,m.,.la,...V flu." is love rxlilo('lc1dlu'it'e Thursday, a fishing .ie'..en r l .. .

1' 1! N1; d M1 L9” m.Wn'.or the platonic variety. but nr.-ver- 139111 11"1)”1l1"1'1; . 11111119 '1 rt 3" '” ' lh;-less since,-el Then .me1.E's lnn 'lho Iaikiclii Marni reported from

OTTAWA (CF) - Agriculture

Minister Sicro Mansholt of The Netherlands will confer here next

3111i- rm-AV Invgs ln lh, Lawn mood lite scene about 200 miles south of week wnh Agriculmn Mmmm.

Mi" "id Mr" L” Ar"."aiiii.iiiikd ipassion between Jean Peters and'M "" hmirii i"i"”i' ship” in ii" 5”"5' 59"" "'9 Haiifwecfgi Tnossanr, Bum. n good looking larva were warned to keep at s end with relatives n at o e-in ware nismncn

. alum. and the calculated rom-is .. imim am-e hefwern Mnaizie McNamara i iii? "iiriiiiii iiwiiiamii "iii iii iiie

Messrs Edmund Peters nfBur-l1"11'1p1111 11311311 P1111199 D1R.VNi by den. and F. D. Arsenault of Mis-'1-K1111-i J0l11'dHn-

couche. attended Mass at st. An- thony's on Oct. 31.

Master Wayne Peters spent the Halloweien week-end in Howlan.

Charlottetown. and Mrs. Max Mar-

tin of Emerald, were in Howlani

f

on Sunday.

Tlieirsa. lillaiitc and Urban Gal lsni. visited their granriparents in Howlan on Oct 1.

Mr and Mrs. Hilton (Iarirtilher: nf Tatamagoiiche. N.S., visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs B Car- ruthcits on Saturday.

Mrs. B. Carrutliers and daughter- in-law, Mrs. Willard Carruthers

l i '1'19”d5 "1 M-1' Ra-V Mcxenmt ”9i Mr. and Mrs. John Arscnauit ofi

MARIAN HIGH SCI-il00I., MISCOFCHE

0:-tnhor Report

Grade Xl- l. Della Gatidet; 2. Helen Ballum; Ii. Mae Arseriault: 4 Erma Gallant.

Grade X -- 1. Julia Sonieri 2' 'F.laim- Gallant. fl Patririn. 1PnirIPf'

Grade IX M l. Bella Gaudet;

Carol Perry; 3. Marguerite Rose,

Poirier

Grade Vlll - 1 Peter Balium: L1 Armand DesRnrhes; 3. Ann Des- Rnrlirs

Grarle Vii -- l. Pauline Gatidel:l n"5""a-V D”R”"1'1"i 3- E1'1'"iinntes"-is reference to Mrs. Dwight

1D . i .. are guests at the home of Mr. and "R"""

mot.

Mrs: Nnrnis Gallant nf Tigniah Convent. spent the l-iailowe'en

Grade VII ibi - 1. Ernest Gati-

enro Gallant. n Grade Vi l .lugvt-e Mallet: 2 Thelma Desffoclies, .1. Norma Des-

week-end at her home in l-Iowlsn.fR0C119!-

Grade V -1. Anita Deslitoches;

Mira Pauline Finnan visited rec- 2. Dim: Deshnches; 3. Julianne

ently at the home of he aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. OWHW1 Arsenault. Lot 8.

day, Nov. 1.

Maurice Arsenauit went to Al- hertnn on Monday. November l, where he plans on spending the winter months at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gallant.

The new wing at Howlan School opened for classes on Monday. Nov. 1, with Miss Alice MacKin- non teacher of the pupils from Grade V to IX inclusive. Miss Hel- en Adams has charge of the young pupils in the old room. A

G.

Korean Village Has New School

OTTAWA. fCPI- Two-hundred Korean children of the Canadian- sponsored village of chinniokchong trooped into their new school for the first tins nriday. the army

lice. three-room school, located in the Oensdlsa sector of the

'.aa.aversg'o.es on per- 'i.'o'e-on nth.

Korean truee sane. was built from made donated by Gaussian seld-

DesRoches Grade IV -- 1. Nina Walsh; 2.

when DFsRnt'ho;.', .1. Linda Gau-

l def. r Mum. Firm!" P'!"Y ""1 -1n'd”'5'i Grade lll .- i. Barbara Gallant: -BB Gallant were in Alberton on on- 2. Marie Cm” Ricnnrd; sl Bonnn