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FEBRUARY 20. 1950

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PIUSVILLE AND VICINITY

BEDEQUE W. Md. S.

The Women's Mis ionary Society u: Bedeque United Church met at», he home of Mrs. James Henderson. i vii Wednesday afternoon February ‘ i ‘with the president, Mrs. Ernest Weeks presiding and twelve mem- bers and two visitors prcxent. The Mr, Elmer Gallant. motored to worship service was led by Mrs. "—'-immnrside on lllonduy to resume

fiir. Mick Gallant was a business visitor to Summerside on Tuesday.

‘Pearle Aifleck, who gave a most wvrk there. l inspiring message on "The Church. I’ , the Household of Faith", which Mr, Desmond Gallant, Duvar.

was the theme for the meeting and was a visitor to Piusville on Sun- iclosed with a prayer that each <10)’ evening.

be would have the iai h and i l $313155; m make the church, a and family, Shirley and Kevin, l better Church and a better “and were visitors to Ehnsdale on Sun- l to live m‘ . day afternoon.

Th 1:. i of the hymn. ‘F/lte‘ i

‘Up, 8345,1151 Godq dosed tmsl Mr. Melvyn Jones, Bloomfield part of the service. The secretary. Comer. Kiwnt Silndﬂy With r018- Mrs‘ Orville Johnson, read the tivcs and friends in Piusville.

‘ t . f ti l st meeting. The mg Mildred Callbeck, Mr- and firs Lam" "alien. Bur- reported for the collection $2.5.lti,iion, Lot, i, worn in Piusville 0n Emergency fund $1.15. Mrs, w_ gpSunday evening for n short time.

, c ' it m a n1 Se-

ﬁiltinx oligrrgtléxedy Sixteeglns his-ﬂu“, Mrs. Jacob Hardy and daughter, calls made and 33 house calls made l 1mm» 59”"- Sml-Irdai’ I" Silmimr“ during Jamlanh Mm RekL who ' side visiting relatives.

was a delegate to the Presbyterlal. ——'

gave s. very interesting report of the meetings. Miss Florence Murray, Missionary in Korea and; Miss Bessie Cairns. Missionary in‘

Mrs. Nelson Gallant spent the week-end in Duvar with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Peters.

Mr, and Mrs, Johnny Gallant.

' - . ‘ 1 . .gllg?gls ;gﬁsnlafggckspggllﬁ_ Cascurnper, w't=re Sunday visitors .‘ ducted the fourth chapter from the iiueihc" mm" honl“ "I Plus‘

study Book, ‘Growing with the Years’, assisted by other members. The singing of the hymn. “I Love Thy Kingdom, Lord’, with Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs, \Varhui'ton Murray Miss Mae Dean, Brockton, has

‘ 4 n recently been employed in the i-lilliryggkiilfisﬁl’ Itgfliﬁglacghhgéif, \\'esiern Hospital, Alberton. brought the meeting to s close. Th? February mew"; of the

Piusvillc St, Anne Club was held on Monday evening. the 13th, at

ATR-MINDED AJJSSIES the home of Mrs. Charles Gallant.

Paying passengers of Australia's

Friends of Miss Joan Doyle. Campbellton. are plPZlSPLl to hear that. her condition is steadily im- proving after n recent appendect-

clvil airlines totalled 1.560%?) in i948 compared with 1,025. 0 in 1947.

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First Row lleft to righii: Georgina li/lclnnls, Phyllis Trenholm, teacher, Alice Jay, Donna Currie,

Second Row: Kay Crokcn, M arjorlc Walsh. Joyce Mclnnis. Doris Keough, Anita Tim-cl Row: Lloyd Trcnholm. Clifford McBreariy, Elmer Perry. Willard Gillis. l-ildzn (‘-~.ip‘.>ell, Bottom Row: Desmond Gallant, Gerard Sexton, Aldon

Howlan and Vicinity

Pros. J. Gallant of Duvar was In Hovvlan on llrionday.

Tents Peters spent a day or two in Summerslde this past week.

Mr. and Mrs. Hebe: Bryan were in O'Leary on Saturday afternoon.

Octave Pineau of Duvar was on n business trip to Hovrlan on Fri- day.

Mrs. Ben Gallant spent Thurs- dny evening _wlth Mr. and Mrs. Alban D. Arsennult.

Miss Delnis Gallant spent Mon- day afternoon st the home of Mrs. Alban D. Arsenault.

Messrs, Stanley Dalton and John Griffin of Lot 7 were in Howlnn on Sunday afternoon.

Miss Joan Arsensuit spent Mon- day afternoon and evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shield.

Mrs. Frank Peters of Hoivlan spent, Thursday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Peters, Duvar.

Mrs. Robert Gallant and son Ed- win spent Thursday with Mr. and hlrs. Alban Arsenault and family.

Albaii T, Arsenault was n train passenger to Charlottetown on Wednesday returning on Thursday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Gallant and

sons were visitinr: with Mr. and Mrs, Eldward Gallant, on Friday evening,

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T, Gallant had as guest. on Sunday the Forest View teacher, Miss Mae liialley of Alberton.

Mr. Clarence Peters of Duvar and his sister, (Anita) Mrs. Nelson Gallant of Plusvllls were in How- lan and O’Leary on Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peters of rlowlan and Mrs. Nelson Gallant of Piusvlile visited Mr. and Mrs. Gus Peters, Duvsr. on Sunday after- noon.

‘Mr. Fern Blanchard of Cape Wolfe drove to Iiowlan on Sun- day afternoon from where on Mon- day afternoon ho journeyed to Bloomfield Station.

Mr. and Mrs. Alyre Buote of Mill Road were in Howian and O'Leary on Monday. In l-lowlsn they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gallant.

Mrs. I. B, Arsenault was s train passenger to Summerslde on Sat- urday. She plans on spending the week-end with her sister, Mrs. John A. Gallant and other rela- tives and friends.

Mrs. Jerry Arlsnsuit and little dlushter. Gertrude, left by train on Friday morning for s few days’ visit with her sister, Mrs. Oscar Gallant, Mr. Gallant, and other relatives and friends In‘ l-lslifsx.

Ben L. Arsensult, sn old and hilhiy respected citizen of l-fowlsn went on Wednesday to the Prince County Hospital for X-rays. His many relatives and friends are hopinl that his condition will not be serious and that he may soon return to his homo.

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A beautiful winter wedding took

l. . "m" . . place ‘It Sf. Anthony's Church, “ 181d. 0n " ‘ morning,

"W"! "W! Feb- mn u 82% whon mama. p30)“; u" dsushtcr of Mr. and Mrs. Ben

I Gallant of l-lowlsn, became the

charming bride of Edward bowler of Charlottetown. Rev. M. J. ROOM)’. parish priest. officiated at the nuptial ceremony and also the nuptial mass.

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32. Greek letter

33. Young msn (Scot)

35. Coin Lisp.)

36. Scot‘!

37. Wide-await!

39. Heron

40. Water crafts

41. Dcscry

42. Foreman

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Each day the code letters are

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MILTON.

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One letter simply stands for another. In this example A is itsed for the three L's. X for the two O‘s. etc. Single letters, apos- trophies. the length and formation of the words arc ell hints.

different.

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YOUNG HERO

LEWIS. Sussex. England — (CF) - Ten-year-old Jimmy Stonestreet carried his badly burned brother more than half s mile to hospital. Jimmy's brother was bin-nod when his Pylcmu caught afire after touching an electric heater.

BUFFALO BILL STlLL RlDES

SALFORD, Lancashire, England —- (CP) -— Western novels n" the most "dog cared" books "- the library here. reports the llﬁ~7i librarian. He said adults src more ardent. "westei-n“ readers ti!!! children.

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