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‘Ott i; I | ; ish tion 18 The Guardlan, Charlottetown, Thare, Nov. 5, 1959 HOWLAN and family arrived in fummer-|the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clif-)@ ts in Howlan at the home ofjber was urged te submit her — . = Ing : Leg aid aetees end a sidb having been on the sea ‘for|ford Arsenault, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Arsenault, |éevorite recipes to be chosen by” Wendell Phillips, Ellerslie. low and Mrs. Bay Wedok, O* About 600 youths from Prince|*W® weeks on the trip home from] Mr. and Mrs. “Angus MacLel-| assisting Mrs. Arsenault and her|the committee im } ‘ Be ‘Wi Off Books . ; Leary spent Tuesday renewing Germany. Mrs. Watson lan and sons of Grad River,|sister Mellie to care for their Sd 6 Ry ‘ Ce Rev. Ross Howard pastor of old acquaintances and visiting | °U™Y Were in Summerside 00) former Jean Cahill. daughter of| Were a Gale. lashes, tae. Jone Ate ne oe 8 é : the O'Leary Baptist church was|friends in Summerside. Saturday, October 24th., attend-|Mr and Mrs. John oa who is. : sons was also discussed. r Se mmereide. na [tthe tally. ond. estertaiamens |Gusumersice but formerly . of|daughter Ethel were in Howlan| gs. Anthony's Parish Council of| .

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at on Sunday after- ; at Civie Auditorium. Also a large | Howlan. Mr. to her a e n. Watson is with . : .W.L. their ‘ home in ‘Portland Maine | crowd attended the - parents’'|RCAF and is now to be posted| Maurice Arsenault has again| meeting ‘i parish hall on} jfanchester in Lancashire, Eng He re-| Monday night. 28 members were ora . Dan | present: things | 74s known as Mancunium to the book

j after visiting friends and rela- Center <anding-Teher’ legishetion”|“Ihore ia no fiowbe sianliar legie-|trem’ O'Leary and Lot, 8 penisn| ves ia Oley. mocting St the Youth a ito G . NS. moved to Alberton. He w the statute books of New-|iation is around-in the | attended the ly held in| Friends and relatives of Ww sendieed games Deleres Geliont speet theisite st te heme of Mis, other . eS iad pe gh agp bo Youm Raliy held tm) hain atives of Mrs.| Word was here on at her home here, after|Gallant for the winter months. | discussed was the cook oo - . 5s, I Summerside Saturday Oct. 24th. Milligan, Mile are deeply | Sunday that Mrs. Ken Watson!being employed at Harmony, at] Mrs. Joseph S. Gallant of Lot] about to be ordered. Each .H. Landon Ladd eastern Qanada ee Park. PB Ps - Mr. Claude MacArthur return-|°@cerned over her continued : "vice-president of the International labor _legisha ed to his home on Saturday even- | 9¢ious illness in the Community _ Woodworkers of Am te be teed ing gfter spending sometime in| 4osvital O’Leary. called ae ar al a - pokes a oat — oy > yes \ Friends of Mr. MacDougald ; Diefenbaxer 4. ia North Amert aa . and Mrs. Leigh Morrell | Bloomfield are sorry to hear he . and son Alberton were Sunday /|is a patient in the Community gongs hd on and Mrs. Sterl-| Hospital O’Leary for tre ment. : : ing ary. ~| Rev. Deriis Rector minister of teen 800 han ghee more} O'LEARY _Mrs. C. A. Howlett, Summer-/the Bethel-Glenwood and Cape delegat federa- side formerly of O'Leary is im-| Wolfe Congregation of the United coe ie am : Sten Albee Boyles West Devon [Proving satisfactorily in the Char- | Church is out again after a pat- Bats . “vase ee ted a is a patient in the community lottetown Hospital. . | ient in the Community Hospital : y y Hospital, O'Leary. - Congratulations are being ex-| with infection in his foot.

. : tended to Mr. and Mrs. John belong to}. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sabine were : , strike—these |recent visitors of his parents a Dignan, Howlan on their ISLAND GROWN basic rights were taken from us|Mr. and Mrs. Jago Sabine, West | fty-fourth wedding anniversary. i" ty the legislature of Newfound-| Point. They were entertained at the | APPLES _tand,” he declared. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin MacLean re- home of their daughter and son | “But today we are moving inte|turned to their home in Milo eo Mr. and Mrs. Alban, Have Excellent Quality | “the camps, we aré signing up|after an extended visit with rel-|(raswell and daughters the | And Are Reasonably Priced our workers again and we.&re|atives and friends in the U.S.A., ot tee pry 9, Bg ens estat Your Grocer for collecting by the hundreds| Toronto, and other places of in- LAND GROWN APPLES cice more in Newfoundland, hej|terest on their — Mrs. Willard Smaliman Forest | said. .“Through a national cru-|. The Mission Band of the O’-| sade by men of good will to/Leary United Church met for | il whom the principles of freedom/their regular meeting in the |}

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