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Frank Gallant ol Howlaa has gone to Tomato. Mr. Gallant ax-

pects employment there.

. Paul Gallant left on Sunday. Aug- iust 4 to work in Fredericton, New ' Brunswick.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peters ol Hamilton. Ontario. are spendinx their vacation in Howlan.

"A Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Arsenault ind children of Miscuoche, re-

: cently visited in Howlan and Wood- stock with relatives.

Mr. and Mrs Thomas Gallant of Chelsea. lllass.. who are visit- ing here went to St. Louis on Fri- day, August 10. vthey will be the guests at the home-of Mrs. Gal- lant's SlSlPl', Mrs. Joe Desiioches over the weekend.

George Carruthers arrii ed home born Cookavile, Ontario, on Thurs- day, August 9. He will spend a lew days visiting his parents and friends here.

Mrs. Edmund Pelers arrived home on Wednesday. Mrs. Peters attended the 50th wedding anniv- ersary of her parents marriage, which was celebrated in Baltimore.

Mr. and Airs. Rae Baits and sons Ronnie and Larry of Toronto. are visiting in liowlan and Mill Road.

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gallant and Mrs. Jerry Gallant called at the home of Mr and Mrs. Alyers Buoie at Mill Road on Thursday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Arsenault of Detroit. Michigan, are now via- iting in Howland. They are guests atjlxe home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo An nault.

-' Ht. Dennis Arsenault of Detroit. arrived on Wednesday night, Aug- jlst 8 to spend a vacation with his aged mother. Mrs Prosper L. Aisenault. who is bedtast at her home here.

.. Miss Grace Arsenault who wps employed'in Western Hospital is now back at her home here. '

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Arse- nault and little son. who spent the past 10 days with their parents in Howlan and Piusville. left on Fri- day August lo, to return to Ham- ilton. Ontario.

Alban Arsenault of the United States is now visiting his broth-. ers.i Robert and Eusehe Arse- Arsenault and families.

Several irom !-lowland attended thdyjweekly dance in Bloomfield Station hal on Friday night.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Richard and family of Summerside. spent the

."Kugust 12th week in Howland and Duvar.

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Wed. .Ai11- 22. 1956.

lags to visit Mrs. Arseaault's par- ents.

George Sheen ot Tyne Valley was is Howland onisaturday.

Mr. and Mrs Joe Arsenaull. Mrs. Lemuel Arsenault and Henry Myers oi Alberton were in How lan recently.

With so many tourists around several house parties have been held here recently.

School opened for classes on Mon- day August 13. Mrs. Cliiiord Arse- nault nee Lorraine Gallant is the teache for the second year.

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Arsenault and tamily of Upper Hovilan, spent an evening recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Galant and family at Piusville. AG.

Rest Periods On Farm. Advisablo

'r0RON'l'O (CP)-Dr. Franklin E. Top of Iowa City, Iowa, says in a report published by the Health League of Canada that farmers who don't observe rest periods throughout the day are susceptible to (arm accidents. Among major industries, tarm- ing has the third-highest acci- dental-death rate Dr. Top says. The high level of work accidents is partially due to a shift from horse-drawn to motor-driven ma- chinery, allowing less chance for a rest.

Studies disclosed a peak mid- morning and mid-afternoon lEfl0(.I during which most accidents oc- cur. A rest period at such times was advisable.

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(Reuters) - Local residents be- lieve winter will begin early this year because two storks flew from the north, rested a while, then took off for the south. Europe ex- perienced one of its worst winters in half a century last season.

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