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1 MANLWlth idéasoften needs more than his own brains and hands to prosper from his enterprise.

Often he needs money . . .

Such a man is the f ‘primary proddcer” l-the farmer,

ﬁsherman, puipwood contractor, miner.

When he needs a bank loan to help him put his ideas to work. he is free to shop around among Canadzfs ten chartered banks for the best deal he can get.

That's why primary producers—like most people...

intend to keep

It means a better deal, freedom from red tape, loans made on merit, not on politics . . . and it nIean-i

banking competitive.

respect for privacy in money matters.

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BLOOMFIELD CORNER W. I.

The June meeting of the B. C. W1. was held at the home of Mrs. Sutherland Bell. Mrs.. Ed- ward MacAusland presided and ypened the meeting with the Ode ‘to Newfoundland and the Creed recited in unison. .3011 call was answered by l0 members. Minutes were read, approved and signed. Miss Morrison gave the school re- port, Mrs. Reg. MacAusland gave the Red Cross report and stated lhat $28.50 had been collected for the Red C7085 recently’. The sick committee reports four treats wore given to the shut-ins. A letter about the display oif handicraft in August was read also the prize list

Canada's primary producers have good reason 9o demand the privacy of their banking.

and Institute News were passed along to the members. i Delegate appointed to attend thei Women's Institute convention is Mrs. Edward MacAusland, sub-i stitute, Mrs. S. Bell. lt was de- cided to send $10.00 to the En- dowment Fund. New committees appointed: Sick, Mrs. Arthur Mair- tin and Mrs. Rio-bert Martin. Lunch committee, everyone, as the July meeting will be held on the. 111th at the shore as a picnic. Roll call, "paying for the length of your foot print on the sand". Mrs. Edward MacAusland enter- tained with "Know your Island contest and do you like your neighbor?" Luncheon was serv- ed by the committee, assisted by

YOUR

rm: GUARDIAN. Howian

Albert ilooaan of Oliaary was in Howlnn.

Arthur Richard was in Simmer- slde last week.

Mr. Sylvsng Deroohe Howlan on Monday.

w. Jbhn Perry of Palnnr Road was in Howlan recently, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Tennis Peters.

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Mrs. Ray Noonan of the Dingle Restaurant is now enjoying he: vacation at her home in O'Lea.ry.

Rev. w. Dickieeon of O'Lesry called on some of his parishioners in Howlan recently.

Min Marga et Gallant spent the week-end and the Kings Birthday with friends in Lot 7.

Gilbert Gallant of Fortune Cove is now visiting his son, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gallant and. family.

Edwin Gallant of Siunmerside accompanied by Fred Arsenault motored to Howlan last week.

At present Frank C. Gallant is employed in Bloomﬁeld erecting a new barn for George Callaghan.

The l-Ioly Name Society of Bloomfield Parish hcld heir annual meeting at 5.30 pm. on June 5th in the parish hall.

LeRoy Arsenault of Cascumpee is now in the Canadian Army and last reports were he was still in Halifax.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Maclntyre and children of St. Eleanors were in Howlan last week guests of M1. and Mrs. Ben Gallant and family.

Mrs. Dominick Arsenault spent last Sunday afternoon in Wood- stock, guest 0f Mr. and Mrs. Gil- bert Gaudet.

Miss Emma Blanchard of Plus- ville spent Wednesday evening- in Howlan, guest of Miss Leone Ar- senault.

The many friends and relatives of Sylvang Arsenault of Floirtune Cove regret to know that he is ser- iously ill at his home there.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dlgnan and family of 0‘Leary were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry MacAusland and family last Saturday after- noon,

Johnston Cook of Cape Wolf has been spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Carruthers where he built new chimneys on their remodelled dwelling.

Mrs. Catherine Gallant, Mrs. Frank J. Gallant and Mrs. Philip Marlin were guests on Sunday evening of Mr. and lillrs. Ben L. Arsenauit of Howian.

Mr. and Mrs. Sylvang Desﬂoches and sons of New Brunswick arriv- ed in Fortune Cove on Friday where they were called by the ill- ness of her father, Sylvang Arsen- au t.

The friends in Hoiwlen of Mr. and Mrs. Jos LeClair are very glad to vrelcome them back to their home in Bloomfield after spend- ing the winter months in the Un- ited Staies with members of their family there.

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Mrs. Bell. Meeting adjourned with the National Anthem.

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Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pickering and Mrs. John Cahili of Silmrnerside were in I-lowlan recently. lVfr. and Mrs. Pickering were oi-i their way to Bloom-field Station where they put on a. show and Mrs. Cahill spent the evening with her mother,

PICZDOU, N.S... June l9 —(OP) —S€ﬂf‘(‘.h€f‘s Saturday found the bodies of Summer Grant and For- man Cameron, the last two of three men drowned near here June 13 when their 12-foot sailboat over- turned. Mrs. Carrie Finnan.

The body of James Cameron. brother of Forman and father of five children, was found earlier floating nearcariboo island, al- most in the same spot where the sailboat and the other bodies were located.

On Thursday night a very large crowd wended their way to St. Anthony's Parish hall to attend the Liberal meeting there. The guest speaker was J. Watson MacNaught M.P., parliamentary assistant to

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the Minister of Fisheries, other prominent speakers were Fred Ramsay and J. Hector Richard M.L.A.

The many friends in l-‘lowlan of Reggie Griffin are glad to welcome him for his two weeks vacation from Blacks Harbour, NB.

The friends here of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Dunnville and daugh- ter Pearl are sorry to note that they have now left O'Leary. Mr. Dunnvllle has to undergo an op- eration in Boston, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rix and Mr. and Mrs. David Griffin of Locke Road recently motored to Tignish. On their return they were accorn- panied by Miss Louise Griffin who attended Our Lady of the Angels Convent there.

Mrs. Gerard Richard and family are now spending some time in Duvar. guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richard. while her husband who was employed with Schurmalfs lumber concern ha‘s now. gone over to the mainland in search of work.

There was quite a bird thunder storm on Saturday afternoon and evening. However no damage seems to have occurred in Howlan but seems quite of a lot of places quite near were struck, one place being a canteen in Fortune Oove owned by Lawrence Arsenault.

On June 1st a bingo and auction sale was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Arsenault under the auspices of the St. Thomas Aquinas members of Howlan with a fair attendance. 16 rounds of bingo were followed by the freeze- out. The prize for this was a beau- tifully decorated cake donated by Mrs. Leo Arsenault and won by Edward Gallant. Leo Arsenault was then invited to act sis auc- tioneer and he in his capable and efficient manner acted as said thus realizing from sale $8.50. After this sale was all over the hostess assisted by some of the wiches and doughnuts. The sum of $26.10 was evenings entertainment. the lunch was all over crowd enjoyed harmonica and step dancing for the remain- der of the evening. When all de-

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It in also pleasing to report that Miss Ella Rennie is rnskina s sat- hfactory recovery in Western Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Prank Dunn left by bus on Sunday for s visit with relatives and friends in Boston and other American cities. —E

Mr. George Murray has returned to his home from Prince County Hospital whore he underwent a successful appendix operation ro- cently.

The many friends of Miss Vern Williams are pleased to learn that her condition is steadily improv- 111g, she is a patient in Western

Hospital.

Mrs. MJ. Redmond and Mrs. Lloyd O'Brien of Charlottetown and Mrs. SR. Burke and Mrs. Harry O'Brien of Aiberton were recent visitors to Elm-id!“- congratiiiriiions are extended i0 Mr. Leonard Barnett on winning Ithe first prize on the Fiddlers’ Contest last week at Albﬂ-Twll sponsored by the Lone Pine Moun- taineers.

Mr. Jacob Murray _ George Murray were visitors to Sumimerside on Tuesday. The)‘ were accompanied on return trill Murray who had been a patient in hospital.

congratulations are being ex- tended to Miss Catherine Wallace and Miss Edna O'Brien on their their success in Prince of Wales College the past term and t0 M!‘- Earl O'Brien on his success at Si. Dunstan’; University.

and Mrs.

Mr. Jame-s Pendergast or Ken- slngton paid a surprise Visit 1° Eﬂmsdale and Alberton last week. He. received the slad hand from all his friends who are delishted that his recovery has been lo rapid and satisfactory. The past spring he suffered an unfortllnﬂie accident and was confined to hos- pital for several weeks.

Interested friends will be b81911! to learn that Master Gerald Mat- thaws, young son of Mr- and Mrs. Vernon Matthews is recovering from a severe attack of pneumonia. in the Western Hospital. This child had been receiving treatment in the Children's Memorial Hospital in Montreal and had just returned home when illness overtook him.

___________. DARLHVGTON W. I.

Thg regular monthly meeting 01 Darlington Women's Institute WM held at the home of Mrs. David Rennie. .

Meeting opened with the Ode followed by the Creed. Roll call was responded to by six members with a 'joke". The minutes M previous meeting were iread and approved. All bills were pres- ented aitd ipaid. ‘Tito handicraft prize liit from PEI. Exhibition was received and discussed.

It was dccidecito invitethc Lone Pine Mountaineers to Wilishire Hall.

‘B4195 was held served a delicious lunch of sand- i;

32. Spare 85. Feathered

Mrs. Lloyd Maclcod and Mrs. Sterling iivlaoLean were appoint- ed io scrub school.

The meeting adjourned then an auction sale and measuring party proceeds form same mounted to $741.13. _

A delicious lunch was served by

reﬂlilﬂd fmm ‘hi! the hostess. assisted by the com- Whell mit-tee in charge.

e mus-li; parted for their homes thanking

Mr. and Mrs, Arsenault for the

good time.

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Bloomfield Corner

—-Ml6s Anita Doucettc who has been employed at the Western 395ml“ 1S Wendi"! a few days ivith her sister‘, Mrs. Robert Pet. crs before returning to her 110mg in Ebbsflect.

Mr. Iiouis Jones and Mr. Reg. Plneau motored to Albemon on Wednesday.

A very enjoyable -S'hUW, which W“ Ipoilsvred by the Mill River ratepayers and members or the Wctneﬂfs Institute, took p1,“ in Albcirton Hall on Saturday 1,5; This show featured Lone Pine and i115 sang. also a. fiddler: contest.

The farmers of this district had very good weather to finish farming. Cucumbers being mg last on the list. .

Mo‘. and Mfrs. Edwiwnd Pineau of Halifax, motored to u” 15mm on Sunday June sui to visit Mi... Pineau‘: father, Mr. Philip Armi- ault of Mont Carmel. M13 pjne,“ also paid a visit to his home in Bloomfield.

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Mr. Fidele Peters is at present unmoved wlth Curran and Briggs at Cains gravel pit.

‘The Red Cross collectors re- port that $28.50 Wlls collected and .53"- 10 Red Cross headquarters.

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Blmmﬂeld Corner Schlgils tog]: their final tests in Duo" ‘ch00; m‘: Wednesday, Qllli. They wax-e supervised by I g

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Mr. Louis Jones motored to Charlottetown on Thursday last, He was accompanied by Mr. Hem-y Pineau and Mr, Mama; pjaqm

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