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..-rm death of Mrs. hank Gallant occurred at the homo o! her son. John C. Gallant. Kin- kon. on Tuesday morning. Janu- ary 32. in her nlnet,-second year.

Mars. Gallant, formerly Fannie Mcfver. daughter of John and Emily (Harrington) Mctver of Newton was born on July 24. 1860. She received her primary education in Kinikora. afterwards attending Prince 0! Wales Col- lege. She taught sihool for nov- eral years inIrural schools.

In 1830 she married Frank Gallant of Tignish where she liv- ed till 1897 when they moved to iizrikora where she lived on a farm working long hours to help maintain and educate her fam- il.V- At the age of seventy-five she was stricken with the crin- pling disease of arthritis which

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Mr. and lie. V. P. Iexenna. Klnkora '

Mr. and Mia sabinuo Johnston and family. Kinkora

Pupils at Grads and light. Kinkora

Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Cam xinkora

Mr. and Mrs. J. I. McAvlnn. Ottawa (2)

Ill. SNDI

Peter Croken.

Mlas Bernadine Molveir. Ottcwa Emile and Estella Boaudiain.

George and family. Portland

Mr. and Mn. J. A. Brown. Richmond i

Mr. and. Mrs. John A. smith and family. Kinkora

Mr. and Mrs. Justin Mclver. Saint John

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Duffy and family. Kinkoira Leaigue of the Sacred Heart

mlflpelled her to remain in bed. (or some years. 1

After the death of her nus-: band :n lm she went to liVe- Wzth her son John C. in Kinkorai L:i'cr being much improved she, was able to help in l11a2':': ways in care for her grandchildren whoi

Hartford. Conn.. F n, Alfred Dllndas. Varlgolfszr get

Kinkora; thirty-nine grand-I en and eighteen gpent-

Mlsses Mary and Eileen Gallant.

Mrs. Eugene Molver. Montreal

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald smith, De- bert. N.S.

Mr. and Mrs. John D. Mclvor, Victoria, B.C.

Mlsa Edna Mc-Carviile. Mon- treal

Mn: Mary (Daley) Case, Sum- merville

Agnes M. Dodge. Boston

Mix and Mrs. Thomas S. Noon- an. Aliiaiiv

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Mr. Emmett Kelly, Borden I Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rmpp. Van-'km.a l

IMrs. Wilbert. Mc-Carville, Brook-. line. Mass. l

Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Mclvgg

Klnkora

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famous insti- ot Khartoum.

Mrs. Sullivan and Eugene, Kin-lClailse Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dorsey and

Sister Anna Josephine, Haliiiax,!coll.Vel'. 3-C- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rooney.

Messrs. ch.-inc. and John Gillie) and Elizabeth Brennan. Kenainip

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M . ' l 70,0330 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Keefe ----M H Ema” Duffy mvmd ti" Miss Florence Gallant, Tm-,.m,,.. "'3 la-mlly. Kinkora St. Clair Gallant, romntn .M”- ""1 Mm Bert Hmmniiil, Klnkora

Lorne Mccarvllle. Kinkora

Raymond Mccarvillc. Klrikora

Emmett and George Mccarville. Toronto

Mary and Francis Mt.-Carville,

Kinkora Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence John- Mr. and Mr.-. Len Mecai-vino. SW” Klllkm Charlottetown Dl- and Mm 0- J- Gallant. Km-

Mrs. A. E. Kelly and Raymond, Kinkora -

Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Mccibe, Kinkors

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kelly. Boston k0” Edna and Rose Marie Gallant, Dr- and Mm Clarence Candy. Charlottiotown

Kinlrora Alban Gallant. Toronto

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shea, Kin-

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, . . . FOR RICHER FLAVOR

11.3.. on Monday, Feb. lath.

MM;-, and Mrs. Windsor Camp-

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kissed me several times. Our Senior Ball is conaiiu up and I am afraid to ask my mother's permission to so out with thiongag. mo cal 3.

ANSWER: It your would-be boy friend is interested only in kill- ing and not in taking you out. he's not a very reliable person for an escort. - .

Describe the situation to your mother. as you did to me. and abide by her advice. There's no reason for you to in an-aid of her. Even though mom's decisions may not always be in a shoe with your desires. iemembor aha has your boat interests and '1uturo at heart. and is only acting ulahe thinks right for you. So much trou- ble would be avoided it girls only had more confidence in their moth- ers-and mothers put a little more effort into winning it.

DEAR MISS DIX: . I am a heartbroken mother. A year ago I inherited a small sum of money. My son. who is married and has a family." has completely dlaowned mo as a mother because I didn't give it to him. I love my grandchildren dearly and am sick over the fact that they don't: come to see me. I have always been good to my son and his family.

MRS. C. 8.

ANSWER: If your son In In money-mad that he would take this small pittance from you. you had better resign yourself to doing with- out hlm. Once he has the money. he'll have no further use tor you anyway. and you'll have to ahlft alone-pennileas.

It's a tragic thing when a child can be so cruel to a parent. and you can only pray that God will lend him light to see the error oi! his ways.

DEAR MISS DIX: My 24-year-old alater In very much in love I

with a divorced man who has two children. Though the youngsters live with their mother. he supports them. and is not in a position to rcmarry and support a second wife. My parents are opposed to the marriage even it he should be able to support my sister. This affair is now much more serious than my parents auspect. Should ! tell them?

now mourn her passing. Cushinr. Boston P' A A James .. Ai"i”"'iiIi.3i?Fl.”a':.'L''.:5:ii:?:i"il1?.t"iJ:E..1.1.'”.:E.f”3:53li2l I r II in ll 0 her 13” -V93” 0' m9- Sh? l7r0-513'” 3”-'1 t3'"ll1.l'- Tlznish 1 ”I'h rlficu ' i c 3 ndntlon to ri 01 course at 24 ' ' u 0' ' ' scrved her voiithiul 5- iitit bv 119- Mr. and Mrs. Aide C l N is man 5 no mmmme r m" "L . . s P . - , . n ireenan. . she should be old enough to know right from wrong. and act accord- sllmllltnldlh P- B. I. (0-'1-riillllv Contact with friends at Toronto I lowly but sometimes that wisdom is withheld Irom those much older I"""” "M ”'b”””- and her um-i Mrs and Mrs. Pat Morris. Klnrl SCIENTISTS swan si-r:cncili.sit ECLIPSE OF SUN ili?in'she. I doubt. it your parents would have much influence on the c”'''”''” v'''''' A'"""" V9531 mt-'ll”6Si-5 made her not only I kora i in U S A F has set. up phoio- lszlrl. even if they knew the seriousness of the situation. Sometimes 55"" rm” 9 VP-”y lfllewsllns convcrsational- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mccarviile. solar scientists irom all over the world. 1nclud- workr 1" lddm9"- 5 ' iIm'"'vl”e tn DhamnII H, E, 535”, can do more; why not um gt, nu young", ""1 pom: out the isi but a helonm IIIIIIIII1 (IO an lKinkora in: those irnm the U. S. Department of Defense and electric cell stations fi'IoI:InIII IIIII IIIIIIIIIIII AIII HIM .dHng" in which uh. u put!" huge,” PHONE In! About titan works before her, Mr. Huzh Ziicoarvllie. Char- a National Geographic Society Expedition. are gath- test. new technlqueIIinI iiIIIIIiIz IIIIIIIIIII IIIIIII- III new III" I lMAuIMAN,. BUIILMNO dwlh stir was azalvi sti-ink;-n hvl lo:.iet.ouri ered in Khartoum. Aliglo-Egyptian Sudan. '0 Wlllch OXPECLS data "' C” cc" 1 . lnace mm” W OPTOMETEIET ”-""h””5 "dllklnt her in he:-onie: and Mrs John Ti-aiiior D9! the moon him out the sun on Feb. 25. The PCIIDSP. ogIIIaIIaIIsI;.IIIiai:tIiI.I:II:IiIfIII;Ihe cal iis 5i . i MI” Nluen "mmt "ply peuomuy M "Ind". but Wm mu", Uedfa-Sl-. She gradualiv grew trozt. Mich. ' i will not be visible lrom the U. S. Astronomers ex- w n - - problcm! of "nan; 1m,,n.g uni.-,n'h gm. wlumm weaker tlll God called her. sliel Lena Mclugr, Caigai-v peer. to gather data of great importance to their W35 1'-llelllltlntly visited by he Mrs. John Campbell, Ed-mon- M and Mrs. Austin Cameron. paIstIoi- Father MCQuald who ad: km koiiqar. and Mis. William iicciii-Uiigiisiine Cove cg;-Ielion and gfgjgfr ";.ng”"''”''' m 5"”d"' I E;nIiIitcrIt;dIIfIo l:IerIIIt.l-Ie last sacra- IIMrs. Helen Mclver. Sunimer-lgan, Klnkora M-r. and Mrs. Spencer Hughes, V. , ,p 3 ' ' in re ai0'.Ch'h. slv v .. 'irl i lzilidf:-e are 'r-ft. Lo li:l.0llTl:”?VIiiry Klnknra Subdlusioii C.W.L. igilxlgr-ananl:(jiiii:)lrS2i hmcs H 'uL i rgieirtd V' J" H"”'m3t'on' Ch." y t Md. atnd KI?"-lD.i:'lid Murpgy gm- . .. .Ii-s. Parnell M c l - M. d M . l i ' .. l . ,.ore 40 ens rig n on un ay. lmra: Emily. Mrs: (i:i'iliiri:”.i:ic1il:5 chaiiotaiztownrs Hugh” Doummi Mn and .Mrs' Arm” Rabemlloliiiaiiomsod-aiitv of st. Peter Mr. Stanley I-lowntt of CI-rlei-on Feb. 17th. and were accompanied ' q ' ichadouclovm J . was a business visitor to Amherst. by Miss Jessie Murphy who will

remain in Kenslngton for some time.

lottetown. spent a recent weekend in Cape Traverse with her parents Mr. and Mrs. David Murphy.

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Clara. Mrs. Burton Hunt Walt: couvcrr iai i . Mk-r, . K. kc”, E family Bo;-den MT"? . I ligitil 11355” pa L- I i ' If G d E. , . . M” Sab”””I i h 'm”' " I i t' - . . Mrs. W. P. Irving is spending I IIIIII Harm SIII IiIi:uiInaIIII:I:IierG:'I:griII I Ml: eaIIdiexIIeIiIis (.la:.:ipIlIxlnl;IgIf:lIlVer iKIliIfIiI:.IIII:iirl Mis. Joseph Hughes, i CIli:lIrIIIIIand Mis. Louis OConnoi. some time MMCW; '1-I-1;-gii;crse visit; Mm Betty MurphyI student I; SHORTCAKIS D . ” ” ', - ' ' 'l . i i h son r. re rvng - . 3 etroit. Bold. Portland and John. Kinkora Adelaide DHMIVI Kmkora I M... and M”. JI c,.0oka11I vm. IIILISI I9-I1lIIIIIgI Prince of Wales College in Char Comm”. 1 at .0” buwan K ':I tuck ha 1

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MASSES anItIlIIII Eugene. Klnkcrl (5) ion Mr. and Mrs. John c. Gllllnt ' W W A -Flld Mr? Hlmld Mullllzan Mr. and Mn. Bennett ineighanand famlly wish to empress their KIiIIIIIIII:nrl .Irs. John C. Gallant, Eng family. Kmkora and Mam B,.,,wb,,.e lthanks to all the relatives and Sister. r . 1 L and M.”- Hlleh John Mc- Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Monaghiiin.' ”l”ld-'i- who offered 5 and M II;I- GIIIeramI:es Marie. St-. Paul. Vgfh md .m""1Y- Klnkora South Melville ,Iext2endaci messages of sympathy , .WI.. IImIISoIrIan (30) III e Driscoll Faimily. Summer- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Graig. Hg1u,xI in their recent bereavementy Vll7P.. Klnkoram Fame” Mccnh S lilefr.(5l'2Juzene Mclver Klnkora Si.lLl:lrJ:i'i9::lg8 Mm. Lloyd Gnu”, John 0' Gui.” I Mr. - -' MM r Mn and Mn. ' i'l1..K' k ' ' "W ”-" . i J wamumI MIIIIIIIJ Burton Hu.ni. m;w,I 3:31 Fred CMIII KI FMK. and Mn. Allred Reeveew -The February meotinl of the ., Mr. and Mrs. Alfred D d kora L 1'" lfflwwn M - ishmwck women" l'”''"”” W” ) Xva,,c,,u.." (2. un as, Mm TI AI Merv" SIIIIIIIIMIISIIIII ChIIIIt:IeIowlrY Ind Ada Smith.IlItIeldIIat thIenIhome of Mrs. Aeneas .. ' .. J . .. . IALTRIAI. OFFER Portland? MeI” Boyd Gallant. and ”mI:IlH3II 1tI'I(l”ISI;IIIXIl;1cent Lawless Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murray,lwit.h the repeating oi the Creed. up and VI I I I MII d- I Summei-side iFltteen membem answered the f Detroit xiiiii riioiaemge (”””"l- ramuy ”'f(jn:4"- Keir Boyle and Mr. and Mrs. Matt Hagan; roll call bv presenting In article so you can prove to you:-aolI Iyou not " A i ' 1'5 Charlottetown ' h 5. g h f on igl Sister! of St. Martha Ki MW Cline Doucett. 5 I lfor I: grab bag and one visitor t o a a ovoo y r Come” ! SIII . nkora aide . ummar- Mr. and Mrs. Russell DGlIhIn.Iwag present. PIWI MIIIIIrIv Catherine. St. Mm Harold MIIIIIIIII SIIIIIIIIIIIII iaiIIiIIi:eiiIIIIII M II IIThe minutes M the last. meet- . Holt An.I.,..1., AMMWIII I Md! - . II III - I rs. ius Smith. Char- I HIT; were read. approved and aclrlzs. Minn Minn” Mr. and Mrs Earl D it OMEFWH lslgned by the pruidem and "W M Mother Hr.-use. uvnn la,miyI KmkDII;III' u .v and KCIIIIQIIIEISII Mrs. Aloysius Croken.lcoInIIi;mitiees were appointed as J” St. Stash i A H' M1 d M . 0 we: - Sick committee. Mrs. IPOIISI MIIIr:IIen Schoq. lllinnl- End m:II':IIVI KFI5IIIImI:7loseph Moi-rla Mgl-Wit 51- HURh- Kansas Cit3'.IJohn Emmett Mulligan and Mrs. . Mother Fimnina. Minrilapolis Mr" 3"” M"- William Mclver Miss Mvrtle Campbell Ki-1ly'sltI::n:i1i scagmet. ml mdmglml M””l " tmd ialmlly. Borden A Cross i I I i 5 ' r" mj ' .n H" The, . V I M... J h M , I . :c . .I I I iceorge Hughes. Lunch com.-nu. PIIIIIIIEIII? II;I:IiIri Dn nthi (-,a”amI KIIIImIIao n urphy and family. OoIlIv'iIie..I5 glacuima Shier-nan. xian.l;Iie. llI'IlIrs. Ilwlargarel, I N,ch;,15on' 4 FMIMIII III Ga” III WI ML Leonard Murph d I I MIv - - I I I rs. lone Calms. Mrs. Ernest I Xavier i2t an O Franc” Hy. Kinkora Y an m tamilyilnfgreetomrswnmn Mulpm mdlg;Idgan:n(i-onlrrhaitletidllfil Gzileenuliii MI I ,. ' Mr, d M I I I . . rs. osep PIIIIIIl;IIIIaIIi:idIIIIgItIllra Eduin Gallant. and fE:fIlIIIIII IQIIIIII-YIIIl3II:n R. liiocabe. IIIIIMelIsI.sIIIIIIlIldarion Brennan. Char-.L:'IlIlIJIgeal'l and Mrs. Amiby Mccai-. Mr. and Mrs. I 0 id R Mn and Mrs. Alnysiiii G , M. d M . V .- -. 3 J . , c lg; HURIS WHEN YOU SHAVE Mr- Raymond Gallant. Torontii M” mil Mrs. Louis Mulligan. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Green.'a sneeze or pay lo ceiivvire Wm t ' - ..

.I!'andII:.'i:ldrcn. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hagan.I' inf,-l and fills. ollle sl-in-emm,'M.anitoulin island I hem who spent the weekend o( bakin!di.h”IMix,nd,mtwic,Ithm!iftinm IIIII . ssuryivlnz are her 5j5ger:Ii Charlottetown lacdlmrd . Isister Georgette. Mlnnisipoils. February 16 in Carleton. returned M C I . H , It cu” d M . bowl,1;gc,onog.gifmdputrynoug(m-1l4g, 5 l';auAl. Ellin: mlraiigirriyza (Srimtmesfu Shi faiiily ancghzilillfttei Kelly and Gym and Lloyd Ganam Kmi Mm". m Hamaxi Nis” on Febmgry Hm his lriomeq lV;lnCar'l?tia:tn 0:1 lath ones-sifted hard-wheat ilour),3tspe.MagicBak. D I . "I . , - 56f Hryi ' ll kora. I I '. I H b , 1 d , ch 1 cm. in; Powder Mtsp. ult. Ktap. grated nutmeg G:I')TIlIl:III;. IIXIisnnnIIiIIapolis. liIInm,II SIIl:'iIIr. e8rf:'lIdd Mrs. Dan MacPherson. Thq public works Budd,” Enrollment in Purniorlal society IMHI E11, gen of cap, -pm,:I,-59 tIIIIIIeIi; I:rnfh:n1I,l:;:tyeIewnmonIaIi-Ilo "Id K III in.” umhud 'IIsIuIICuHn nabs Summegside I-Id - bP- Driscoll. mm am: M P Mission Circle. Boston (2) 1 I visited with her slstef. Mrs. E naI WI chm", .homningI combine 1 wmybum DI MCIIIII .KIIIIIIIa rather Pete'r,IImtd -IIIIIIIII Kn)-I my Murphy Miss Myrtle Murphy. New York.LMF- fund Mm Ghlus Mclveri -”rr”T”” .g;,;4i:.iniik.nd;4up.vaiiiiia.Malr..wenin The funeral wax-iah ld i Mi and)"Vf Isn gm - v ' ygnit das5'M . , members w her Mme for the dry ingredients and add liquids: mix lightly. aw 2; III) SI VI.-aIIIIeII IInn .I1,-m,,.,IaIIIII -IHIIIII .KrI .II amps Mccardile Ln-1-Ens op syn"-,n-H; er ru .3 . Care). B054-OH March meeting. I LONDON--(OP)-IJI'he stewardess Two,,Ihi,d.aupmpu..dd;.hmw;th1,.ue,IBlh ivhere RIXIIIIE--IIIA MSICI) sI CnllrChI -Mn .IIIII.I. MIII: 02: I III l Enrollment P H I The meeting was bi-IoiJxhiI it: lIilIn an lllIllnIEI'leBVIY1ngkhI:Il'e l'Il:dIiohI8 inlmodenhiyhomnm37?.Inbout2o mmum by Father MCQIIIIIIII .afIvias sung. and IIIIIIIIIHII SIIIII-II Hg" 1 CW9! Mr. and Mrs. Peter C1arkin.. E-olinfi M ” "'9 close by observing W0 Ylllflllifs lJ0b oi keIeP HI: HI Or 5TlI'II0 If Tum Out ",3 an. 1",; with nu” mi man .I her rams - I erI VihlrhI W . metal 9 Emyvu, a mane, m honor or the late ngi hair cur ers n pace. e rr i. Ymdpa ”n,in”I . V” ll"? laid beside her i 5' Jam” Clmlvbellv Cellini Slater Margaret Pierre. Grand: George VI and a delicious lunch.,belng flown to a dog show at hU508fld in the church ccmotery.?Bed9qUe Forkm NI Dam)” l Mr. and Mrs. John R. Dowling. served by the hostess assisted bylcleveland. Ohio, wore curlers from IuTIhIe pallbearers were: Charles ,Mr' arid Mm Aden Mll11l'Rlln- Miss Fldussa Reeves. Sumimei'-1Mawe"v M355 the committee in charge. H1069 l0 13”- Mgllgri gum -70-iul -llclver. Alden lx:IIzIiIliora side I -e --c-- ---- l ' ,V Tr "Kane L. Mclver, Lo mic and St. Clai MI , Miss El, 3 Driscoll and Lorne McCarIIuf:lI9 Klnkom I r over liel Gieenan. Toronto

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