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Mrs. J. Gallant Is Laid To Rest

ALBERTON — The funeral of Mrs. Jerome Gallant was held Wednesday morning from the Palmer Road Church where Solemn High Mass was conduc- ted by Rev. Patrick Walsh with Rev. Phelan McKenna, deacon,

and Rev. Nazaire Gallant, sub- deacon. Pallbearers were Boyd Ber-

nard, Joseph Allain, Leo Dow

eette. Andrew Jones, Emile t Ferron.

Flower bearers were John Jones, David Jones, Sydney Jones, Joseph Peters, David Ferron, John Doucette, Victor Doucette, Arthur Doutette, Perrie Profit and Owen Gaudet.

Besides her husband the late Mrs. Gallant is survived by six daughters; Mrs. Frank Bernard (Florence) St. Catherines, Ont::

Mrs. Earnest Ferron (Loretta) | points.

Westbritm. Maine: Mrs. Alex Chaisson (Mildred) West Brook, Maine, Mrs. Alphonse Perry (Annie Mae), St. Louis; Mrs. Boyd Bernard ‘Leona) Pleasant View; Mrs. Delia Doucette with whom she resided. ‘

Doucetie, Pleasant View, a bro-

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AF Officers Visit S‘side SUMMERSIDE—An Argus air- | craft touched down at the RCAF | Station here yesterday carrying! the former commanding officer | of the station Group Captain W. H. Swetman, DFC, and Colonel A. V. Beck of the USAF base at | Goose Bay.

The two air force officers are} touring Maritime air bases. Today they are scheduled to visit Charlottetown where they |

F. W. Hyndman, Acting-Premier J. George MacKay and Mayor | Edwin C. Johnstone. |

At noon they will be guests at a luncheon of the APEC execu- tive at the Charlottetown | Hotel. Both mén played important roles in the recent trade mission held at Goose Bay and other northern

4-H Calf Club Names. Officers

SUMMERSILDE— Joseph Gillis, | Bayfield, was e'ected president of |

ection of the department of agri- culture.

Elected vice-president was Jean MacLean, Birch Hill, and secretary treasurer, Carole Phil- lips, Arlington. Elected club

| leader, Oswald Yeo and assistant

club Jeader, Loman MacLean.

The meeting decided that the reguiar judging class would be held during the second week of the month and the regular meet- ing would be held on the last Monday of each month at 8 o'clock.

Introduced to the meeting was the Assistant agricultural repre- sentative, Miss Myna Livingstone. _The 4-H club policy and ques-

will cal on Lieutenant-Governor | tions regarding the calf Gub pro- |

ject were explained to the gather- ing by. the agricultural represen- tative, Allan Palmer.

Trinity Ass’n. Holds Meeting

SUMMERSIDE monthly meeting of the Trinity

Men’s Club was held in Epworth Miracle of Warren Walker” was | SEE

Hall. Summerside Wednesdy much -enjoyed. Personal glimp- . Complete Ration

evening. ses were given hy Don Adams, ° . 5 Bag Lots—Cash The —meeting was presided | Vance ZBridges. Allen Jenkins, Towine Service

over by the president Vance Btuad Rogers and Mr. Webber. | Day Phone 9722

Bridges. | .During the business period Night Phone 8048 . 8858

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At this point Mrs. Neale as) as :

mwah ANNANDALE SCHOOL : alter er, : 2 director of the Protestant Wel- Following is the Annandale heard fare Bureau, who, in a very in-|SChool report for the month of | formative address gave a better | April: understanding of the work car-| Grade IX: 1. Theresa Camp- ried on by the Bureau. bell, 2. Katherine Campbel!, 3.

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help in many avenues of service,; Grade VHI: 1.

by participating in matters that 2. Laura Jenkins. make fr a moral 2“ a better, Grade VII: 1.

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KENSINGTON — Miss Maida’

Patty Jenkins, | garet Gordon Blac-

community. Mr. Baker was kett, 2. David Blackett, 3. Roy u thanked by Mrs. Gordon Avard' Metcalfe. Conservatory of Music faculty, on behalf of the society. | Grade VI: 1. Lynda McFariare,

ELLERSLIE AND BIDEFORD

The Bideford W.I. was held in the Ellerslie Bideford School on Tuesday evening.

Friends are sorry to hear Mrs. Keith MacDougll was confined to her home through illness.

The Elierslie W.1. was held in the Ellerslie Bideford School on Tuesday" evening. :

Friends are sorry to hear of the jliness of Mr. Pres. MacCaull and that he is a patient in the Prince County Hospital. All wish him a speedy recovery. :

Friends are sorry to hear of the illness of Mrs. Annie Stone-

In the absence of the presi- 2. Mary Jenkins, 3. Allen HKou- dent, Mrs. A. F. MacLean con- chard. ducted the business. After the Grade [V (sr.j: 1. Judy Jen- peer re ene ———~ kins, 2. Johnay Campbell.

Baptist Guild 2"Yohn Bouchard, 3. June, Pow. Plans Supper

chard. . . Grade HI: 1. Marshal MacDon- The monthly meeting of the Kaye Lockwood Guild met Tues-

ald, 2. Felix Campbell ‘day evening at the home of Mrs.

Grade H: 1. Glenda Blackett. Grade 1 (sr.): 1. Edna Camp- ' Manuel with 10 members pres- ent, — .

bell. 2. Jimmy VanBuskirk and |/Edward Campbell (equal), 3.

The devotional period led by

Mrs. Corney opened with a

Johnny MacDonald. ‘Grade 1 (Jr.): 1. Barry Blac- kett, 2. Frances Ann Jenkins. Teacher: Mrs. Helen Cobb. hymn, followed by a _ reading, | - closing with prayer and hymn. The business period was pre- sided over by the president, Mrs.

Model Aircraft Heartz. Collection was taken and To Be Judged a Weighing Party was held.

Plans were made for the Sep-| The RCAF has requested that ' tember meeting and also arrange-| participants in the National house and that she is a-patient ments made for the June 2nd.| Model Aircraft Contest forward|in the O'Leary Community Hos- supper meeting. their entry to the Chairman, pital.

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Montrose,| attended the Preshg- terial held in Charlottetown Saturday, April 25th.

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reading concerning the Women | models are to be forwarded to and Girls homes in Monctog and|N-N. Larribie, Chairman, Local Truro. Committee, Golden Anniversary

Lunch was served and meeting a ee a closed with Guild Convenant. _ Hottetown. Melida may be fr. iwarded immediately.

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There is also a son, Meddie| the Richmond Bay 4-H Calf Club meeting by offering pryer and/a project to clean up the M.R.-! | 7° | E Es . ther Joseph J. Peters, Portland,| Wednesday evening at an organi-|the president conducted short|E.C.. grounds at Augustone Cove, cunyeter anaes CHICK HATCHERY . Havelock, N.B. Phone 438 _ Oregon, and a sister, Mrs. Angus| zational meeting held in. Birch | devotional period. also, plans to assist at the con- . 7@ Queen St. Charlotictown Dial 3626 i Fecteau, Westbrook, Maine. Hill High School under the dir-' Lorne Campbell led the group|gregational picnic. ' + : : : 7 - he luigi dea tgadacel x J

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