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Address and Presentation

-Mr. and Mrs, Phillip Gallant,

Piusville, celebrated their 25th wed- ding anniversary on Monday, Ja.nu- ary 19th. They began the day by attending anniversary high mass. for their intention at St. Anflhonys church. with Rev. Father Rooney, officiating. After breakfast Mr. Gallant took time out to, fulfill his obligations to the public by deliver- ing the mall over his route in his usual efficient and satisfactory man- ner. - During the evening their neigh- bors and friends gathered at the Piiisville hall, to extend feiicitallons and wish tlhem many more years of wedded life.

They were the recipients of a large number of beautiful gifts, which included china. linen. silver and a well filled purse, testifying 'to their popularity.

"esides the large number of friends from the surrounding area that gathered to honour this happy couple. guests from summerside were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gallant. Mrs. Eric -Gallant and Mr. Leclare Gallant.

A complimentary address. com- posed and read by Mr. Aubin J. Gallant. was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Gallant, to which Mr, Gallant. on behalf of Mrs, Gallant and himself responded, in his usual eloquent style, not without its good humor. The gifts were opened by Mrs. John P. Gallant and Mrs. Allie Gallant, the verses read by George Gallant. and the gifls arranged on the table by Mrs Peter F. Gallant.

One of the high-lights of fine evening was a step dancing exhibit- ion by Mrs. Gallant's father, Mr. Joseph S, Gallant, who is 77 years of age. and was executed witfh the agility of a. man in his twenties. Others taking part in the step- danclng were Gabe Finnan, Pius Peters, and Delore Gallant.

The remainder of the evening was spent in dancing. Violin music was furnished by Joseph Doucette, John Jonas, Vincent Gallant, Alyre Gal- lant, Delore Gallant, Leo Blanch- ard, and Catherine Gallant.

A delicious lunch was served and the wedding cake wa.s passed around. After a few hours dancing. which was enjoyed by all, the guests departed wishing Mr. and Mrs. Gallant success and happiness in the future.

.To Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Gallant. on line occasion of your 25th Anniversary. On this occasion of your 25iih, Anniversary, we your friends want to express the wish to you both that all the happiness and success we know you've had in the past, will continue always in the future.

We wish also that after 25 years of wedded life you may have many more years together to look for- ward to,

During the many years llhat you have lived in Piusville. you have

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shared immensely in many ways as good neighbors. you have shown co-operation, you have made friends - in brief, you have contributed on a large scale to the whole of the community.

There have been times when disappointments come about and shatter. more or less, our good will toward men. but these little mis- understandings are natural, they happen everyday, everywhere, and then as soon as they are formed. are forgotten, and we are all friends again, though really we were never enemies. All your friends gather- ed here to-night know that, and are here to honour you. to wish well of you, to participate in your be i so that you will cherish

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Only lor love will people do

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in bandages that cover the ex- tensive and very severe burns re- ceived in I disastrous explosion that hospitalized seven people and completely destroyed the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse C. Gallant. of st. Chrysostome. two of these fire victims are seen in hospital at Summersicic.

In the same room as seen above are the father, three sons and a nephew.

so badly burned are these peo- ple that they will be confined to hospital for many days, and much time will be required for recov- ery fron; their ordeal by fire.

These people, in addition to their physical suffering. are also left wiizhout their home and all its contents which were completely destroyed by fire.

The fire is said to have resulted when gasoline vapor became ignit-

another son occupy another room U

itouched off an explosion that badly burned the face and hands of the seven people in the room .10. the time.

Although suffering from shoe): and burns, these people rescued five other children from the bum- ing house-four of these having been upstairs in bed. In hospital are Mr. and Mrs. Gallant and four of their children. Alban 15. Melvin 12, Ervin lo. and Cyrus 8, also a nephew. Arthur Gallant. age

while Mrs. Gallant and '71

Through the Red Cross organiza- tion at Summersicie, all the citi- zens of the Province are given an opportunity to exercise the vir- iue of charity in helping this fam- ily who were victims of a tragic fire which left Mr. and Mrs. Gallant and their family of nine children without clothing. and homeless.

The five children who were un- injured are being looked after by neighbors. The other five. togeth-

'TI-IE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN Fire Victim Iri Princ County Hospital,

(Photo by Heclrbert)

With face and hands swatlieded in the kitchen of the home and er with the father and mother.

are being taken care of in the Prince County Hospital, suffering from shock and severe burns.

Arrangements have been made by Mr. J. F. Arnett with the Sum- ineislde branch of the Red Cross Society to accept. distribute, and act as trustees for the donations and cash received.

A list of names of those donat- ing clothing, bedding, kitchen utensils, etc. left at the of- fice of Rogers 6: Arnett, Ltd.. in Summerside, is being kept. and receipts issued for all cash dona- tions.

It is felt that the citirena will contribute generously to this very charitable appeal. Mr. Arnett yes- terday reported that the response to date has been quite generous. He said that a considerable amount of.clothing had been received. and that cash donations would be particularly welcome. in view of the great expense and loss suddenly thrust upon this family. 5.

better the remembrance of your 25th Anniversary.

Mr. and Mrs. Gallant. it would be useless '10 ramble on. for it is difficult to write on paper what is in each and everyone's heart. but you may rest assured that all hold a tender spot, for you both. and that you have proven friends of all. and worthy citizens of this community.

"ancona" AT The " cnrroc. sumnn-znsrna

--An exciting and unusual mo- tion picture will take over the screen of the Capitol Theatre. summerside today with the long- awaited opening of Paramount's "Encore".

Starring Glynis Johns, Nigel Patrick, Kay Walsh. Roland Cul- ver and Ronald Squire, "Encore" presents an arresting assortment of characters in a picture packed with comedy. romance and sus- pense. The colorful personalities seen in the film include a charm- ing ne'er-do-well whose hilarious conniving eventually helps him to outshine the success of his well-l.o- do brother; a gabby spinster who drives the crew of a cruise ship to distraction, until they engineer a. riotous reprisal; and a beautiful daredevil who loses her nerve when she loses her man.

Glynis Johns, cast as the stunt diver whose risky specialty is an eighty-foot plunge into a shallow flaming tank. is a. sultry-voiced beauty recently seen in "No High- way." "State Secret" and "Miran- da." She also starred on Broadway a short time ago in the title role of "Gertie".

Nigel Patrick, who portrays the plotting playboy, is another capa- ble performer frequently seen on the stage and screen. I-lis film credits include roles in "Pandora and the Flying Dutchman." "The Browning Version" and "Trio." Ro- land Culver. cast as Patrick straight-laced brother, has handled important assignments in such film as "To Each His Own", "Trio" and "Hotel Sahara."

Bloomfield Corner And Vicinity

- Deepest sympathy is being ex- tended to Mrs. Albert Noonan, of O'Leary in her recent sad bereave- merit. the death of her sister. lna. in Boston.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pineau were Sunday visitors in Piusville on January 25th.

Mr. and Mrs. Pius Arsenault of Coleman were Sunday mtli visit- ors in Bloomfield.

The Misses Betty Martin, Ber- nadette Pineau and Elaine Pineau. who are employed in Alberton. spent Sunday, January ii) at their homes in Bloomfield.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward McKenna and Earl recently visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Le- Clair of Woodstock.

Mrs. Henry Plneau and Mrs. Hubert Pineau were recent visit- ors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy O'Meara, iiills River.

Ice is being cut and hauled off McAu.siandls Pond by several of the residents.

Congratulations and best wishes are being extended to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gallant on their 25th wedding anniversary. which was celebrated in Plusville Hall on January 19th. "Philip," as he is farnliiarily called. has been the community's efficient and trust- worthy mail driver for many years and his many friends wish him and Mrs. Gallant, many hap- py returns of January 19th.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Marlin. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pineau and Mr. Frank Pincau motored to Summerside on January 24th and spent the evening visiting with

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Mr. and Mrs. Marne Wediock and daughter Debra of Charlotte- town have moved to 0'.Leary for the winter months.

Mrs. Clifford Collicutt of Cape Wolfe. recently spent a very enjoy- able day at the

Road.

Mme M M15 annual meeting and Mrs. Robert .Locke at Locke prubyurhl M me W. M, S. which

Cape Traverse. A Freetown Baiiie To (5-All Draw

The cape Traverse Rovers and Freetown Royals fought to a 5-all draw at nedeque Rink Monday night. Twice the Royals fought their way from a two-goal deficit to get up on even, terms with the league-leading Cape Aggregation. Olair Carruthers of cape Trav- erse was the only sniper to rack up two goals.

' SUMMARY

. First Period 1-Freetown. Wcodside (C. Mills) 2-Cape Traverse, Carfuthers (W. Muttart) 3-cape Traverse. G. Maclfiarlane (G. MacFadyen)

Penalties-None. .

Second Period 4-Freetown. C. Mills (13. Read) 5-Cape Traverse, W. Muttart

(G. I-Iowatti ' 6-Freetown, B. Read (0. Wood-

side) Penalties- (2), Simmons.

Third Period

7-Cape Traverse, C. carruihers

(Daiziel, W. Maclliadyen) a-cape Traverse. Noonan (G. (C.

Macuunio, C-utcliffe

Macrarlane. C. Carruthers) 9-Freetown” MacMurdo

Woodside. E. Taylor) lo--Freetown, Grover Penalties--W odslds, G. Hawaii, A. Waugh.

Freetown and , VI 0 l 0 - iciniiy

-Mr. and Mrs. Stuart scrlmgeour

of Charlottetown. were visitors to

Freetown on Thursday. January

22nd. where they were guests at the home of Mr. Gordon Burns.

Friends regret to hear of the ill- ness of Mr. Andrew Jardine of Upper Freetown. Mr. Jar-dine was taken ill quite suddenly on Friday. January 23rd. and is now a patient in Prince Co niy Hospital. All hope in hear of a early improvement in his condition.

Mrs. borne Csllbeck of Char- lottetown was in Bummerside on Friday. January 23rd, to visit her brother. Mr. Andrew Jardine, who is alpaiient in Prince County Hos- pita .

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reeves, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Reeves and Mrs. Picton Reeves were in Breadalbane recently, where they attended the funeral of the late Miss Sadie Buchanan. whose death occurred in the Prince Edward Island Hospital on January 17th.

Among those attending the 27th of P. E. Island

on Tuesday, January 20th, we

Mrs. Louis oslrna,

Mrs. Eldon Druinmond and

dislocate her shoulder. She w

glad to know that she is making good recovery. Mrs. Lewis celehra edher 90th birthday on Decemb 15th.

Pictures by the

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no decision has been arrived at.

Piusville and Vicinity

-Mrs. Elizabeth Gallant was

Mrs. Joseph Doyle. Glengarr

ably.

Mrs. Joseph S. Gallant. who is patient in the Western Hospital. much improved in health.

Mrs. Henry Gallant

for medical observation.

ville recently.

ness Saturday. January 24th.

heavy rain of Saturday night. I

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Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Green on

January 25th.

ville arid Bloomfield recently.

had as their guestson Friday ev ening. Januar Loman Harris and family. Rose

Elmsdaie.

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Mrs. Scott Cairns, Mrs. Prank Cairns, Mrs. Austin Scales. Mrs. Austin Ragga.

s. l Edison Dunmarsll. of Preeioyvn.

- lllrl. William Lewis. Freetown's oldest'resident. had the misfortune to fall recently in her home and

taken to Prince County Hospital where the shoulder was re-set and is now at home and friends are

Board were shown in Birch Grove Hall on Thursday evening. January 22nd, a large crowd gathered and the pictures shown were much en-

nlce sum of money. At the close of dlscussio tool: place regarding the purchase of a projector. It is understood that

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visitor to I-lowlan on January 21st.

entered the Summerside Hospital recently,

Mr. Keir MacDonald was in Plus-

Mr. John F. Gallant and son Aubin. visited Summerside on busi-

The condition of the clay roads on Sunday, January 25th was such that they were almost impassable for cars and trucks. due to the

Mr. I-leber Profltt of Ruebank was in Piusvilie recently on busi-

children of Emerald. were visiting relatives in Plusville on Sunday,

Mr. Kenneth MacDonald. Inner- ald. was visiting frfiends in Plus- Mr. and Mrs. Warburton Murray zard, Mr. and Mrs. ladl bank and Mr. and Mrs. neonard.

. , , JANUARY 2.9.-.'19s3 comneunmnicy United Charo): V

Prayer services

-During the Week of -1-rayei, services were held in the three Prostestant Churches of O'Leary and Knutsford, with good attend. ance in every service.

The first service was held in the United Church in O'Leai':. Tuesday night. Mr. Thurber. stu. dent pastor. presided. Rev. Giver. , Underwood brought a message on t- the "Christian Home". He poimed ex. out that the basis for a Christiar. Home is that parents need Goa reigning in their hearts.

Wednesday night the. servicc was held in the United Baptist Church. Mr. I-iowiett, the pastor, presided. Mr. Thurber brought a very inspiring message fin "The Church and theiwork of the 3 Church". '

The final service was held in the Church of the Nazarene on Friday night. Mr. Underwood. pastor, -presided. Layman. Mr. Winifred Brook. Mr. Lester Gay, and Mr. Martin Buchanan 19.3 in prayer. Rev. C. O. Howie): brought a message on "The Holy Bible. the Word of God." He also pointed out some very instructive things about the new "Revised standard version" of the Bible. Offerings were received at each 3 service, which are to go to me British and Foreign Bible Society.

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WHIM ROAD W.M.S.

Mrs. Garnet Moore entertained . members of the Whim Road W. L. M5. at her home on Wednesday evening. Decembwr 17. The” was an attendance of eight. '

The worship peril... led by the president, Mrs. Cecil Campbell. opened with the Christmas carols "0 Little Town of Betheleheni" and "silent Night."

Following prayer by the presi- dent. scripture reedings were giv- en by Mrs. W. D. Fraser (Luke and char)!-. verses 8-20); Mrs. J. N. MacDonald (Matthew 2nd chap, verses 1-12); Mrs. Russell I-llcken (Luke 2nd Chap.. verses 25-32); and Mrs. Garnet Moore (Phillip- plans Chap. 2, verses 5-ll). Mem- bers Joined in singing other well known Christmas carols.

The secretary - treasurer, Mrs. Garnet Moore. read the minute: of the previous meeting and call- ed the roll. Members responded with( a verse of scripture. A Christmas story, read by each d member in turn, proved to be very interesting.

A gracious invitation was ex- tended to all by Mrs. Cecil Camp- bell snd Mrs. Robert Campbell to hold the January meeting at their home.

At the conclusion of the evening. a delightful lunch was served to the members. by the hostess, Mrs. - Moore. assisted by several of the es.

The parliament of Bermuda. A

. ment. was established in 1820.

-Tho many friends of'Mrs. Dan Maclsaac of Dunblane are glad to see her out again after being con- fined to her home through illness. Mr. John Harris has returned to his home in Knutsford after visit- ing with his daughter. Mrs. Jarvis Yeo of Hampton. N. 3.

Mr. and Mrs.. Jack Peters, ac- companied by Dannie Peters, Miss Pauline MacArthur and Mr. Keith Rowe were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ellis of O'I.eary on Sunday. January 25th.

The hockey match which was to be held in the 0'Lcary Rink on Saturday, January 24th. between the Boys from the Airport on the O'Leary Maroons was t -'

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Mr. Reggie Bryan of Unionvale has accepted a position as clerk with R. T. Holman at the St. Elea- nor's Airport. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Bryan.

. Mr. Carson Maccilvray of Amherst. N. S., who was assisting installing the counters and fittings in the new Co-Op. store in O'Leary. returned to his home on Thursday, January 22nd, due to illness.

Mrs. Margaret Jelly and grand- daughter Miss Margaret Woodridge have returned to their homes in 0'Leary after spending the past few months with relatives and

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friends in Toronto.

Mr. Ross Chapman I and Mr. Vincent llfmbree of Amherst. N. 8., who were employed with the 0'Leary Farmers Co-Op installing the counters and fittings in their new store. spent a leasant week- end at their respect ve homes.

Mr. and Mrs. Claude MacNsill of 0lI.eary, motored to the city on Saturday. January 24th, accom- panied by the two lucky winners of the Amateur contest, Wanda and Ruth Buchannan of Mt. Royal. The two little girls. aged 7 and 9 are beink hilhly consrli-ulated on their talent.

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The Central Royalty W. 1'. meet- in: was held in the school with 19 membfu-s and one visitor present. The president was in the chair and opened the meeting with members repeating the (reed.

Roll l was answered. lninutu read an a lengthy discussion held on same. Committees were heard from and new ones appointed. All shut-ins in the community were re- membered at Giristmu time with