12 The Guardian, Charlottotows, Thurs, Feb. 19, 1958,

KENSINGTON

Mrs. William Hamilton has re- turned to her home after being a patient in the Prince County Hospital for several days.

On Monday evening, January 19th. between forty and fifty re- fatives and neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. William Brander, Baltic gathered at their home for a s0o- cial evening. A sing song of many old favorites was much enjoyed. Delicious lunch was served by the ladies after which a beauti- ful brithday cake which was made and decorated by Mrs. Eric Sudsbury was carried in 2nd presented to Mrs. Brander. An joined in singing “Happy Birthday.”

Her many-friends in this area will be pleased to learn Mrs. Parmeanus Phillips has returned home from the Prince County Hospital where she has been a patient for the past seven weeks.

An unfortunate accident oc- eurred at Sea View on Tuesday when Mr. Keir McKay was saw- ing fuel wood his left hand came in contact with the saw and as a result lost one of his fingers and a large portion of a second finger was severed. He was immediately rushed to the Prince County Hospital where he had

recovery. Miss Lois Murphy nurse-in- training spent the weekend at her home in Sea View. Mr. Norman McKay, Sea View, has started, a course in weld-

friends wish him every success.

Mr. Ivan Dickieson of Darnley was taken to the Prince County Hospital on Tuesday where he ex- pects to remain for several days.

Mrs. Keir Crafer, Chariotte- town, spent the past weekend at her home in Baltic.

Mr. Walter Mills, Clermont, is r patient in Prince County Hospi-

A number of cases of measles

ne

| her

Mrs. Eddie Blanchard of Ken sington is now visiting her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Arse-

week at Woodstock, ~eutnred to theit home in Charlottetown on Wednesday, January 26th.

Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Gaudet

of Woodstock are spending a

few days in the eastern end of the Island.

Arthur Asenault of Cascumpect was to Howlan on Wednesday, Jan. 28th.

Mrs. Leo Arsenuajt recently vi- sited her sister, Mrs. Herb Avery at Alberton.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gallant

and Mrs. Jack were recent

and daughters, Jones of Piusville, visitors to Howlan. Diane Gallant returned to her studies at Tignish on Sunday, February ist., after being ill at home.

nault.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Finnan | Febru- | for a three weeks trip!

left by train on Monday, to Hamilton, and Guelph, Ontario. On ‘their return they will visit relatives in Boston, Mass., Rumford, Maine.

TIGNISH

Friends of Mr. Joseph F. Rich- ard, Western Road, DeBlois, are sorry to hear he ts il! at his home and wish him a speedy recovery.

Walter Hogan, Tignish, have gone to Saint John, N.B., where they will be employed for the re- maining months of the winter. Miss Irene Richard,: Montreal was called home due to the ill- ness of her father, Mr. Joseph F. Richard, Western Road. Mr. Richard's condition is ae ree great anxiety. “Alex Shea, one of the aak mail carriers of the Tig- nish Post Office is ill with pneu- monia and a patient in West-

causing

are at present in the surrounding |

areas. : Mr. Lloyd Howard Kensington,

Was a weekend guest at Malpe-

ton, was taken to the Prince | County Hospital on Tuesday. All - hope for his speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Windsor ‘Brehaut and deughter Barbara of Char-| lottetown were visitors to this area on Sunday, Jan. 25th. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan De Sable, were motorists to Ham- flton on Jan. 26th. C.V. |

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Miss Diane Gallant, student at | Tignish Convent, had to be rush-| ed to O'Leary Hospital on Wed | nesday. February 4th., where she |

underwent an eration. eppendectomy = |

The Weekly Study Club was | held at the home of Jerry Gal- |e

altn on Wednesday evening. Feb- | rary 4th., with 20 in attendance.

A large crowd attended the Weekly bingo at the Lezion home,

O'Leary, on Tuesday night, Feb-

ruary 3rd.

Robert Arsenault and Richard motored? to Charlotte town on Monday,-February 2nd. On their return they were accom- panied by Mrs. Arsenault who had undergone surgery jn the hospital there.

Mr. and Mrs. Camille Gallant of Summerside, were in Howlan on Sunday, February Ist.

Arthur | A

and

Mr. Lorne McHugh and Mr.;

oy aes

Gordon Perry; Back row, left to right, Joe Gallant, Garth Ed- wards, Clarence Simons, Syi Ber- nard and Bonnell MacLeod.

ern Hospital. Alex's friends wish him a speedy recovery.

The weather may be below zero, and the price of potatoes at an all time low, yet the farm- er is one man who is hard to dis- courage as could well be seen on last Tuesday morning when @ car load of potato fertilizer ar- rived by C.N.R. for the Tignish Co-Op and eager farmers began unloading it in preparation for the spring timé work.

Quite a few people from Tig- nish went to Alberton on Moa- day, February 9th., to attend the funeral of the late Mrs. Harry O'Brien. The residents of this Tignish community extend to Mr. O'Brien and his family their sincere sympathy in the great loss they suffered in the death of

Mrs. O'Brien.

Friends of Mr. Fidele J. Gal- iant, Tignish, will be pleased to hear he is recovering from sur-

gery at City Hospital. D.K.

Four Children Burned To Death

PORTAGE LA PRAIRIEN Man ‘CP)—Four children were burned to death early Monday after a coal oil lamp they requested be left near their bed started a fire which destroyed their fame home in a Sioux Indian village four miles southwest of here. Killed were Lois, 3, Bernice, 6, Valerie, 8, and Gerald,

Pashe.

Mr. Pashe, 30, and his 28-year- | old wife Dolores escaped by div- ‘ing’ through a window. Mrs. Pashe then re-entered the build- ing and rescued her two other children, twin brothers Barry and Garry, 2.

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Mr. and Mrs. Ferdie Arsenault | |) of Summerside were guests of |

Ferdie’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. | Jerry tarsenault on Sunday, Feb-| ruary Ist., prior to leave for On-| tario.

Mr. and Mrs. Alphone Bernard and Mr. and Mrs. Offie Arsenault of Summerside, were in How- lan on Sunday, February ist.

A card party was held in St.

: Anthony's P=rish hall on Monday night. Due to cold weather there were only a few in attendance.

Donald Platts has now | ed the old ranch property Erskine Haywood of Chuiene town \

J. B. Arsenault was a visitor) to Woodstock on Thursday. .

Gordon Rogers of Traders Fi- nance at Summerside, was in Howlan on Thursday, January 29th.

Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Gallant and

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