YALUABLE AREA ,
The area of suitabel farmiand '3 in the Peace River valley of ‘ Mr, and Mrs. Sam Taylor, ar- no;-th_ern_ Alberta and British co_ rived to their home in Coleman lumbia is estimated at 47,000,000 after spending the winter months acres‘ ’ in Bar Harbour. Mame-
ment in the O’Leary Commun- ity Hospital. ‘
Mrs. Melvin Ellis and Mr. and Mrs. John Locke, O’Leary, at- tended the funeral of Mrs. Rod- erick MacLean in Alma Tues- day afternoon.
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Name Delegates‘ HOWLAN
to Summerside on Saturday, Ap- lril 19th, where she spent the. weekend.
To Convenfion
Tommy Phillips and Art Hol- land were appointed official delegates to the Maritimes re- gional convention by the Sum- merside Y’s Men’s Club at their; regular weekly meeting l.ast~ ‘ night in the Green St. Y Cent- was in H0w1an on Thursday, - uer. A motion to this effect was,
'passed by the members after; being brought before the club ,as a recommendation from the 5executive. Also accepted was a recommendation that the club donate five dollars to assist in ‘sending the official Y’s Men's ‘publication “The Y’ls' tMen’s
A Card party was held on Thurs lday night, April 24th. with 6 ta-' bles in play at St. Anthonys Par-. ish hall, proceeds for the St. Thomas Aquinas fund.
The many friends of Mrs. Hugh Bulger are sorry to hear she is a patient in the O’Lear.V C9111‘ munity Hospital. All is wishing fir her an early recovery.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Peters and son Norman visited at the home of Edmund’: parents, in Howlan on Sunday, April 20th.
Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Gorrill,'. Glenwood and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Jelly returned to their homes af- ter 3 very enjoyable trip spent. visiting friends and reatives in Toronto, Ottawa and in different parts of the States.
Frank Arsenault of Kelley Road Friends of L'A.W’ Myrna Cook
R.C.A.F. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Cook, Cape Wolfe. will be glad to hear she has been promoted to the Rank of Corp- oral. She has been stationed in Metz, France, since last fall.
Pauline Finnan Diane Gallant and Audrey 0’Meara, students at Tignish spent the weekend at home here.
, The ladies aid for Community ,Hospital which had been put off so long due to bad roads was held at the Webb home on Tues- day night, April 22, with a fair attendance. Mrs. Jack Platts kind- ly invited members for next
Mrs. Peanl Campbell who spent the winter months in Hamilton, Ontario, returned to her home in O’Leary and at the present is visiting with her brother and sis-
Messrs Gilbert Gaudet and P. A. Arsenault, were in Howlan on Sunday calling at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J .B. Arsen-ault. The manw friends of Mrs, Les.
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iW01‘1d'' '50 clubs I“ A513 and meetmg‘ Rev. Fr. Pitre visited Mrs. J . $1; P$:2g.gz:r:e Sfgggfy air Eh: ter-in-l»aiw,Mr. and Mrs. Bay Wed- ‘V
. Africa‘ Mr and Mr, Joe Ga1.1.a,n¢ and B. Arsena-ult and Mrs. Joe Gal- o.,Lea,I,y Commlmiw H0spi,ba1_ Au lcok and other relatives. D.U. . g
‘ ’ » IE Further plans regarding Sum- ,1, ht N of M11 R d, lant who are ill at their homes -11 h, d, recove,-y_ .- RODERICK ROSSITF-R ADELBERT ROCHE SISTER MARGARET MAR mersid_re’s representation at Wag: Sf H0(:;1e:: on Sulndayozzg in Howlan on Monday, April 21, WIS er 3 Spee y
the convention were brought before the club by Parker Orockett. It was decided that -conveillion registtratioln forms be obtained, filled out and sent into the‘host' club in Charlotte- town’, so that they might know
bringing them their Paschol com- munion.
ternoon. The many friends of Mr. Wesley Palmer will be happy 50 kn°W that he is making a satisfactory recovery in the O’~Leary Com- munity Hospital, after a recent car accident.
S. D. U. SENIORS
Roderick Eugene Rossiter — Adelbert Patrick Riche — Arts Arts, was born in Charlottetowmlwas b_0rn amld the Peacefl-1% WY‘ P E. 1., in 1936, Roddie started roundings of Iona. P- E- -- 011
Mr. and Mrs. Rae Noonan and family of 0’Leary were in How- lan on Sunday, April 27th.
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Sister Margaret Marie, C.S.M., —- Arts, was born in New Haven the daughter of Mrs. Michael Devereaux and the late Mr. Dev-
his school life at Queen Square School where he completed grade X. He attended Prince of Wales for one year prior to enrolling at S.D.U. in the fall of 1953. This year we find Roddie a member of the graduating class. In addi- tion to his Arts Degree, he also
receives a first class teachers’ class teachers’ license.
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Burned In Indonesian Port
SINGAPOIRJE (Reuters) -- The 12,278-ton British tanker San Fla- viano was bombed and burned out Monday by unidentified planes as it lay in the Indonesian port of Balikpapan in East Borneo.
Tlhe attacking pllanes, presuma- bly belonging to anti-government Indonesian rebels, just missed an- other British tanker, the 8,139-ton Daronia.‘
The San Fl=aviano's _al1-British crew of 50 was picked up by the Daronia, which headed for Singa- pore. There were no casualties.
Bali-lopapian, an Indonesia gov- ernment oil port on the Straits of Macassor, was target of rebel planes two weeks ago. It lies 160 miles west of the Celebes, a stronghold of the rebels fighting President Suik:arno’s Jakarta re-
January 2, 1938, and it was there that he received his primary education. In September of '52 he entered St. Dunstan’s as a grade eleven student. Alter a six year sojourn at S.D.U. Adelbert leaves this spring withaBac_he- lor of Arts degree and a first
ereaux. She completed her prim- ary education at her home school before becoming a member of the Congregation at St. Martha. She taught school at Kinkora, Tracadie and St. Teresa's be- fore entering St. Dunstan’s in the fall of 1955. Her quest for further knowledge in the Arts faculty has merited for her -a Bachelor of Arts degree.
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' Miss Marion Barbour returned to her home after spending the winter months in Toronto.
The San Fliaviano, a new tanker owned by the Eagle 'I'ua.n_ker Com- pany of London and registered LII the Bahamas, left the Persian Gulf sheiloh-dom of Kuwait April 6 bound for Balikpaipuan with 17,750 tons of crude oil.
The Dahonia, a tanker owned by the Shell Oil Company, was headed for Singapore when the at- tack occurred. It carries a crew of 37 Chinese and 15 British sea- men.
Meanwhile, the Indonesian gov- ernment radio in J aakar-ta Monday claimed that the rebel capital of Buloittinggi in central Sumatna would fall in “a matter of hours."
But the claim was disputed by the rebels, who said their forces were “f i g h t i n g stzuibtbornly” against government troops and were holding them about 35 miles
The many friends of Mrs. Mary 1VlacLean are soriry to hear she has had to enter the Western Hos- pital suffering from pneumonia. All are hoping for her speedy re- covery.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Corcoran, Piusville, were guests of Mr. »and Mrs. Brendan Wallace on Sunday, April 20th.
Neighbors and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Murphy were very sorry to hear of the loss they sustained in the fire which totally destroyed their home re- cently.
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Britain Still Interested In Free Trade Pact With Canada
By ROBERT RICE Canadian Press Staff Writer MONTREAL (CP)--Sir David
Eccles said Monday Britain is “still interested" in a free trade pact between Canada and the United Kingdom.
Sir David, president of the Brit- ish board of trade, a government department, told a press confer- ence here that such a bilateral trade agreement “might” be dis- cussed at the full Commonwealth economic conference next Septem- ber in Montreal.
The cabinet minister, in Canada to see the touring British trade
vmission “off to a good start,” also announced he is to meet Trade Minister Gordon Churchill and Finance Minister Donald Fleming.
On the free trade plan, first pro- posed by Britain at 1-ast year’s Mont Tremblant economic confer- ence of Commonwealth finance ministers, Sir David said: “There are some attractions for Canada which may not have been appar- ent when the proposal was first
TIGNISH.
Mrs. Phillip Bernard, Tignish,! left on last Tuesday for a three‘ weeks trip, when she will com- bine business with pleasure, as. s-he visits in Chelsea and Cam- bridge, Mass., and Portland, Me.
Mr. Lester McAlduff, his daugh-, ter, Anne Marie and son James; of Tignish, went to Charlottetown‘ on Monday, to visit Mrs. MCA1‘l duff, who is a patient in City} Hospital. I
Miss Mary Gavin, R.N., on the‘, staff of the Prince Edward Is: land Hospital, Charlottetown, is visiting her sister Miss Eliza-= beth Gavin, Tign-ish.
Mr. Leo Skerry Tignish, motor-, ed to Summerside on‘ Thursday,‘ He was accompanied by his mo-1 ther Mrs. F.J. Skerry and by Mr.l
Leo Handrahan. l
Rev. M.J. Rooney, panishi priest at Tignish and Mr. Clet-us‘: Gavin, both drove to Summer-' side on Wednesday evening, Ap- ril 23rd to attend the annual meeting of the Catholic Welfare Bureau at Summerside. Several members of the parish C‘.W.L. accompanied Father Rooney and Mr. Gavin. I
Neil LeCla-ir, little three year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Brad LeClair, Ascension, was rushed to the office of Dr. S. Dubicanos Tignish, on last Wednesd-ay eve- ing in an unconscious condition after the lad had drunk a quantity 3 of furniture polish. '
After_be‘ing given treatment at the 03109. the doctorhad him taken to Western Hospital where
he 5h°1‘llY regained conscious- ness and was
home on Friday.
The little fell 1‘. . table that wasoivxl ;c,u1:::d Ifigcfi at home and managed mmehow 90 get a cupboard door open tak.
ing the polishing fluid from 3‘
top shelf. This occurerd while the mother was putting supper on the table, and feeling quite sure her little boys were playing on the back porch where she h-ad left them a few minutes before.
Mr. Joseph J. Gaudet, Tignish, lost a valuable horse on Thurs- day of last week. The animal be- came ill the previous evening and
land husband, Mr. and Mrs. John
‘late Mr. Gallant was night m-an-
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l Sunday, April 27th.
allowed to returnldeath in his home, Toronto, oft
of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Murphy recently.
Among thoes attending the Po- tato growers meti_ng recently held in Charlottetown, were Mr. W.B. MacLellan, John P. Wallace put forward," Fnank Barbour and son Donnie.
Canada more or less dismissed the free trade idea when it was thrust forward at the Mont Trem- blant conference.
Sir David flew to Canada to join the 11-man delegation led by Sir William Rootes‘ in Montreal. The trade mission is making a cross- Canada tour in an effort to in- crease Anglo-Canadian trade.
The board of trade president said the dollar area needs partic- ula-r attention from Britain be- cause it offers a worthwhile re- ward.
“We want to buy some stock in a company that is doing well,” he said. “That’s what we feel about Canada.”
Asked about the effects of the recession in the U.S. on Britain, Sir David said so far" the United Kingdom has only felt a “small rise” in unemployment, which now is about two per cent of the British working force, compared with eight per cent out of work in the U.S.
Sincere sympathy is extended to the family of the late Emmett Shea, also to his brothers and sister, Mrs. Howard ,_Gaudet, St. Louis.
An epidemic of “flu" is pre- valent in this district. Among those who are confined to their homes through illness are Mr. Cornelius O’Brien, Mrs. Joseph Dunbar and Archie Barbour. D.
WELLINGTON
Mr. -and Mrs. Eldon Brarlow of St. EIeanor"s, were visitors of Mr. Clayton Barlow and family on Sunday, also of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Campbell.
Mrs. Nelson Ryder recently vis- ited her daughter Mrs. William MacLeod, Mr. MacLeod and fam- ily of Freetown.
Mr. Hudson Ramsay employed in Newfoundland, spent IE, few days recently visiting friends in
died early the following morning. South West and Richmond.
Mr. Gandet who has a large farm, will have to purchase an- other horse immediately in order that the spring preparing of the land will not be delayed.
,Mr. and Mrs. Alfred MacKin- non are being welcomed back to their home in South West after spending the winter in Summer-'
Mrs. Peter Gavin, Summerside‘,
who was visiting her daughter" iversity’ also his wife and fam‘i'1y'-
.Mr. Walter Craig has been con-1 fined to hlS home, having suf—‘ fared 8 leg lnuury while working about his farm. ‘
Smythe, Tignish, was an over - night guest of her sister, Mrs. John B. Christopher and Mr. Chri- stopher, Tign-ish North. '
On Sunday. April 27th. Rev. G.! A- _C0WDer-Smith pastor of the‘ Uni-ted Church here took the ser-i vices on the Aliberton United
ager of a hotel in Portland and Sviuelifsh cglglzfiifiédaltlge 1,139“. ‘ i ni e '
shortly after returnin home from . work on Wednesday, ipirl 2nd, he arch Servlce here °n Sunday at passed away. am‘ —
His wife pre-deceased him on March 13th and he is survived by two daughters, one of whom is a member of a religious con- gregation and is also survived by a sister (Mae) Mrs. Cyril Chais- son.
The deceased was the son of ' the late Captain Frank Gallant and his wife Ellen Ellsworth Gal- lant of Peter Road, P.E.I. Ant aunt of his, Mrs. Edward Ells- worth resides in Watenford, and Mr. Joseph E. Gallant, Nail Pond is a first cousin of the de-
Word has been received from Portland, Maine, of the sudden‘ death of Mr. Melvin Gallant. The
Mrs. Lewis Tangetahl, has re. turned to her home in New‘ West-" minster. B. C., after spending some time with her friend, Mrs, Annie Lang, Lower Bedeque.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur MacFar. lane have returned home in Low. 91‘ Bedeque after a pleasant visit of two weeks with members of their family in Toronto.
Bedeque Pf-‘0Dle will be interes- ted to learn that Rev. Arthur Or- gan. Who was some years ago, the pastor or the Bedeque Charge of the United Church, is to receive the degree of D.D. at the Convoca- tion of Victoria University, Tor- onto, on May 7th. BQ
BEDEQUE
Mr. and Mrs. Hillard Woodside. and son and daughter, Darnley,
the expected attendance at the luncheons and banquet.
Annual reports were given by Keith Lapp for the world out- look committee, and Ron Whi- deen as club historian, also for the Club Bulletin committee.
The members appreciation of Ron excellent work on com- piling the cluub history wasl expressed by the president, George Key, Jr.
A decision to purchase fire extinguishers for the Y Centre was tabled pending further in- vestigation by the property commitee.
Ron MacFarlane, president of the Alpha Hi-Y, present as a guest, spoke briefly to the club, soliciting their support -for the Hi-Y novel tea, being held on May 10th. At the close of the meeting tickets for this func- tion,were sold to he members. Clayton White, Community Con- certs Associa ‘on representative from New Y rk, also addressed the members, bringing to their attention the membership drive being carried out by that or- ganization.
Also present as a guest was Cliff Rankin of Summerside. Tommy Phillips acted as fines- -master for the meeting, with Eric Sheen leading the sing- song.
CASCUMPEC
The many friends of Mrs. John Raynor are very pleased to see her home’ again. Mrs. Raynor was a patient in the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital, Charlotte- town, and then spent some time convalescing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Huestis, Su - merside.
Congratulations are being ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Rankin Cornish, who were marired at the United Church Manse, O’Leary, Wednesday, April 2 nd. Mrs. Cor- nish was the former Jean Cough- lin, Coleman. Mr. Cornish is em- ployed with Mr. Ray Murray, Cascumpec.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Thomas and son Barrie, Coleman, recen- tly visited with relatives in Cas- cumpec.
Mrs. Eunice Bottenifield, teach-
side.
Mr. and Mrs. Erslcine* Forbes have returned to their ‘home af- ter a very pleasnat visit with friends and relatives in Montreal and U.S.A.
Mr. Andrew J. Baglole. Sum- merside, was a recent visitor to Southwest.
Mr. and ivlrs. Arthur Birch who have been visiing relatives in Summerside, have returned to their home. I
Mr. Lowell Barlow, station ag- ent at Ellerslie, spent the week-
end at his home here.
Mr. an-d Mrs. Albert Ward and family of Richmond, accompan- ied by Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Ward and daughter Daaarlene, mo-
l tored to Carleton where-they visi-
ted Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCar- ville and family on Sunday.
Mr. Elmer Maccousland recen- tly visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Maccausland. B.M.
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Miss Theresa Gallant visited be employed- h . d 1;, Mr. d M . , Jglrrsgrégllggaletixh SSund«ay,aApril The eighth meetmg °f the Study Club group was held Monday night April 21st, art the home of
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O'LEARY
Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Smallman and son Wendell, Knutsfond, mo- tored to Charlottetown Wednes- day, April 23. They were accom- panied by Mr. and Mrs. Foster
The first herring of the season were sold in Howlan on Friday, April 18th, by Mr. Murphy of Al- berton.
Mrs. Joe Arsenault and infant daughter of Aliberton, were train
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alban D. Arsenault.
Mrs. Edmund Peters and son have now taken up residence in their home in ‘O’Leary after spending the winter in Albany, where Mr. Peters is employed as section man. They were ac- companied to O’Lea-ry by Mrs. Peters’ parents, Mr. and ‘Mrs. Frank D. Arsenault who just ar- rived from Baltimore. On Thurs- day, Mrs. Arsenault entered Com- munity Hospital as a patient, suf- fering from pneumonia. Her bro- ther - - law Andrew Arsenault of Lot 6 is also a patient there. All their friends wish both these fine people a speedy recovery.
Elaine Arsenault went to Al- benton on Friday night, where she was guest of her cousins during the weekend.
Miss Frances Arsenault went
er of Cascumpec school, spent the weekend in Coleman, guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacrNaught.
Mr. and Mrs. Denmo/ct MacLean~ and daughter June, Milo, were Sunday, April 27th, visitors to Cascumpec, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dennis and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Firth MacNeil land daughter Joanne, were re- 1' cent visitors to Unionvale, guests ‘of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacDon- gall. -
1 A shower in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Rankin Cornish was held in Coleman Hall on Friday evening, April 25th.
Mrs. Leslie Dignan, Vancouver, B.C. is spending some time at the home of her brother »Mr. John Raynor in Ca-scumipec.
Mrs. George D. Warren, Road, who Was a recent patient in the Prince County Hospital, Summerside, is convalescing ‘at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thomas. C.V,
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were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.B. Montgomery on
His many friends in this com-‘ munity, regret to learn of thel
‘Major Herbert Muttart, on April} ,25th. Mr. Muttart had spent the; i,DaSt_tWo summers at the homei °f hls Slsiel‘. Mrs. Carrie Schur- man. Who passed away on Dec- uember 17th. last. One other sis. ytevr. Mrs. Albert Weeks died in’, , December, 1950
A meeting will be Monday night, l\/lay 12
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Milligan, Tyne Valley. were visitors at the M1:/(lime of Mrs. Milligan’s sister, « rs. E._S. Weeks and Mr. Weeks, ,on April 24. They were em-oute ‘home from Halifax, where they :spent about two weeks with their son Prof. Clinton Milligan. who ll: on the staff of Dalhousie Un- I
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Mr. and Mms. Emsklne Matthews and son Benny, Elmsda-le, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold MacDonald. Glenwood.
Mrs. Pam-merson Mills, Reads Corner, is visiting for a couple of weeks with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. -and Mrs. R. W. MacDonald, Coleman.
Mrs. Harry Robins and two children Marjorie and Ellen, re- turned to their home in Sa-int John, N.B. after visiting her sis- ter Mrs. Arnold MacDonald and family Glenwood. «
Mr. and Mns. Melvin Gallant and -family of Coleman, were in Howlan Monday evening visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lonraine Gallant.
Sympathy from this commun- ity. is extended Mrs. John Locke 0’Leany, on the death of her grandmother, who passed away in the Western Hospital Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Elliott left Friday morning for Toronto, On- tario, where they plan to reside in the future.
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Miss Fay Stewart has returned to her home in Bloomfield after visiting with relatives and friends in differet parts of the States-
Mr. Melville MacLean, West Point, is a patient in the O’- Leary Community Hospital. All unite _in wishing him an early recovery.
Mr. Arnold MacDonald, Glen- wood, motored to Summerside, Monday on business.
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