JUNE 15. 1953

Howlun and O O Vicinity Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Perry were

in Charlottetown on Sunday, June 7. .

Lt"man Arsenault motored to Charlottetown on sunday. June '1-

Mrs. Joe Gallant of Tignish re- ..enuy visited at her daughter's :;lOl'I'IE in Howlan.

Mr. and Mrs. Rae Noonan and izimily of 0'Lcs.ry were in How- m,, on Sunday afternoon, June '1.

Mr. P. A. Arsenault. teacher, M5 in Howlan on Coronation day.

im Gallant of Piusville recent- ir was on a business trip to How-

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'The Whim Road W.I. meeting was held on Tuesday evening. at the home of Mrs. Webb Nichol- son. Due to illness of a number of members. the meeting had previ- ously'been postponed. Eleven mem- bers and seven visitors responded to roll call.

The president, Mrs. M. J. Munro, opened the meeting with all join- ing in singing" "The Maple Leaf Forever". A poem read by Mrs. George Clarey was greatly enjoy- ed. !n answering roll call, which was "How I Clean", many inter- esting suggestions were given for cleaning such articles as lace cur- tains, wall paper, house plant leaves. fur collars, muddy shoes, rugs and mats. In the absence of the secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Cecil Campbell, the minutes of the last meeting, which was held in March, were read by Mrs. Li-slie Stuart. The Red Cross canvsssers. the Misses Jean Ann Munro and Edith

Mr. and M"- L" Aneml-In MacDonald reported a substantial

Mrs in Piusville on Sunday, May 31.

Henry MacAusland of O'Leary nns in l-lowlan on Wednesday,

June 3.

Messrs. Firmin Perry and Lor- irtine Gallant motored to Burn- iiicrside on Monday. June 1.

Clifford Arsenault, who is em- ployed in 0'Leary, has now pur- chased himself a car.

'l'hi-ec or more carloads of young iiilks from Howlan and vicinity am now busy D'.C.'.ltlllg Spuds in Fortune Cove.

Messrs. Fred and Alban Arsen- zllili spent the Coronation day imhrlny at their homes here.

Mr. Melvin Marchbank and friends of Tyne Valley were in Hmvlan on a recent evening.

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Mrs. Clayton Carruthers is sin-riding a few days assisting her ltilks in Cape Wolfe planting their ipuds.

Mrs. Fidels Arsenault of Wood- stock was calling on some of her lliPl'l(lS in I-lowlan on Coronation n':iy. .

Meetings of Holy Name and Altar Society were held at St. Anthony's on Sunday evening. ilnv .11.

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Arnold Wood and sons of Green Hill have been busy during the past few days repairing fences on their farm here in I-Iowlan.

The usual first Friday devotions iiere held at St. Anthonyis on Fri- rl.-iy. .iune 5. some from I-iowlan attended.

Ronnie and Diane. children of Iiir. and Mrs. Ensebe Arsenault, lime now started attending How- lnii school.

Mrs. B. B. Dunville and daugh- lrr of 0'I..eary were train passen- gi-rs tn 1-Iowlsn on Friday after- noon, June 5.

Mrs. Jack Gallant and daugh- inr Phyllis visited Tignish where they were guests of her mother. Mrs. Joe Gallant, over the first neck-end in June.

Mrs. Frank Richard and daugh- trr Shirley of. Duvar were in How- lan on Saturday evening, June 6.

Miss Lauretta Arsenault. who is employed in Summerside. spent the June 6 week-end with her llarents in I-iowlan.

Since they have finished farm- ins. Jack Platte and son Donald are busy digging I. cellar and crccting forms for foundation of ii new house.

A large crowd from I-lowlsn and licinlty attended the services in '71:-Eiiry on the afternoon and eve- limit of Coronation day.

-Mr. and Mrs. Howard Arsen- unit and family and Mrs. Felix Doiron were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lorraine Gallant "H Sunday evening. May 31.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ferry and 50". of Mt. Edward Road, near Charlottetown. motored to How. Inn on Coronation day where they nailed on relatives for a. short visit. returning to :own the same irening,

, A "1788 crowd attended the hmizo" which was held on Tues- ””3' Evening. June 2 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alban D. Arsen- ””1'- Sponsored by the members

rrtfMthe St. Thomas Acquinas So- I ll,

-lock Gallant. who has been em- ployed at Coldbrook, N.B.. arrived Ill Howlan by train on Thursday imllm. June 4. He plans on spend- rnlr it few days with his wife and ynmiiy here, having been away since Christmas.

Th'1”lie annual meeting of St. mlomas Acquinas society was held H” uesday evening, June 2. As W" President. Mrs. J. B. Arsen- -M . had resigned through illness.

I'-'- Alban T. Arsenault was ap- iinlntcd to take her place. All oth-

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collection from the district. It was agreed to forward at once to the ,head office the money pledged for eqllllwlnx the handicraft van. Copies of the Institute News were distributed among the members. together with other pamphlets and health bulletins. I

A letter from the home econ. omics convener, read by Mrs, Webb Nicholson, and an article entitled "A Day in the Life of . Public Health Nurse", read by Mrs. George Clarey. proved to be very interesting. It was reported that cheques had been received from the Institute office, which included the annual Government grant .and an amount to cover the delegates' expenses at the convention last year. Several re- ceipts were received from the Polio Foundation Fund and the Canadian National Flood Relief Fund for donations sent by the Institute. A member of the district sent a note of thanks for being remembered by the Institute dur- ing her illness. An appeal from the Salvation Army for funds in con- nection with the building of an an- nex to Sunset Lodge was set aside until, the next meeting when can- vassers would be appointed.

Two pairs of overalls were handed in to be forwarded to the Red Cross convener, Mrs. Cecil Campbeu, who was absent from the meeting. A sale of cotton rem- nants was auctioned among the members which added a small amount to the funds.

The different committees gave their reports as follows: school committee-towels were in short supply at the school, these would be purchased at once by the sec- retary: sick committee-a. number or sick calls and a hospital call were reported. treats were pro- vided on these occasions. The new committee appointed was Mrs. Lawrence Stuart and Mrs. Leslie Stuart. Several interestinng contests were given by the mem- bers in charge of entertainment. The new ones appointed to the entertainment committee were Mrs. M. J. Munro and Miss Betty MscBeth.

A penny sale held by Miss Mar- jorie Clarey, the winner of the contest at a previous meeting, was won by Mrs. George Clarey. Mrs. Wesley Campbell delighted the members by reading H. little poem on the subject of "cake mixes." Mrs. Leslie Stuart gave a demon- stration on making a bowl from paper strips pasted together and then painted. Mrs. Isabel Moore will hold the demonstration at the next meeting. It was agreed that for roll call next month. each member would tell of a 'Famous Canadian and why I admire Him or Her”. Mrs. Robert Campbell invited the Institute members to her home for their June meeting.

Concluding the meeting. Mrs. Nicholson, the hostess. served I. delightful lunch to everyone pres- ent. The meeting closed with "The Queen."

ers were re-appointed. A vote of thanks was tendered the retiring president and all other officers.

There motored to summcrside on Monday morning, June 8 Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Cvaudet and Mrs. J. B. Arsenault.

Mr. and Mrs. John Arsenault of Summerside were visiting in l-lowlan on Coronation day, June

Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Gallant of Forest View were in Howlan on Sunday evening, June 7.

Mr. and Mrs. Stan Lockhart and family of Coleman were recent visitors to Howlan.

Mrs. Jerry Arsenault and Gert- rude. Roger and Norman of Forest View were Sunday. June '1 guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Finnan.

Sympathy is being extended to Mrs. Fred Gallant and family of Coleman in the loss of their home by fire on Thursday afternoon. June 4. Mr. Gallant is with the l't.C.A.F in Germany.

Sunday. June '1 was Corpus Christi Day and although the weather had been dark and cool and had rained in the earlier morn- ing, at procession time it was very ood, A very large congregation was present at st. Anthony's. The procession left the church and wended its way around the grounds to the side chapel where a re- positary had previously been erected. After benediction was given the proceuion slowly made its way back to the church. The choir was under the direction of Aubin Gallant of Piusvilie.

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BRIGHTON. England. (C P) - Restoration work on the famed Royal Pavilion has taken some of the glamor from the building, lath century home of the Prince Regent. Much of the mock-oriental build- ing with minaret: and Indian dome

L-:3-rm was found to be merely plaster

covering brick and wood.

situation known, South simply led ii. diamond to the Jack and ruffed another club for the ninth, ful- fulling trick.

There was nothing conspicously wrong with the defense, and indeed there is no reason to suspect that many high-ranking players in the East-West positions would produce precisely the same plays. The fact remains, however, that the oon- 3” the tract'oould have been beaten. West C81”?-lilntly could not be blamed for opening the heart, but If East had shifted to his singleton trump, or far thizt tmatter had returned any-

me I1 a heart, Soutih would u .

have found it impossible io bring M me W” 5"” Pm””"5 mm home all his low trumps. as he did. The vital point was for the defense nft to lead a second heart at any i me.

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Mrs William Forbes New President S'siile W.M.S.

-Mrs. E, Forbes was Harold Hall; home helper, Mrs. appointed president of me w,M,g, Hilbert Johnston; message secre- of Summerside Presbyterian church fary, Mrs. Wyman Birch. Mrs. the Forbes. Mrs. Johnston and Mrs. church parlor on Tuesday, June 9. H3” Were ipllointed delegates to Retiring president Mrs. J. S. Perry, attend the Presbyterial in North opened with call to vi-orshjrfand Tryon in July. A vote of thanks Psalm was extended to the retiring of- airrhrough an the Changing scenes ficers. especially the president, for

annual meeting in

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R”m3”5 were read by Mrs. Em95l- ed with a hymn and the Lord's Walker and prayer was offered by Prayer in unison. A social hour Miss Emmeline Marciibank. The followed when tea. was served.-S

offering was dedicated by Mrs. Al- fred Simpson.

The annual reports submitted were most gratifying. The nominat- ing committee brought in the fol- lowing slate of officers for the en- suing year: president. Mrs. Wil- liam E. Forbes; vice-president, Mrs. Harold MacDonald; secretary, Mrs. Maurice Mill; treasurer, Mrs.

her untiring efforts during the past two years. The meeting clos-

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