ee ee Sea eS ee ee ee ee ee ma r EER ee ee ae Peres ae Ce ee ee et ee ae a “ee oe = ‘-: ? i : : me 2 ‘ ‘ . . - 4, = . ¥. Gallant and eons, Lorraine,|few days in Charlottetown during| of Mrs. Blackett’s mother, Mrs.|days tn Kensington at the homejion, Malpeque were visitors t : HOWLAN Joe and Gene. the past week. She was the guest | Bertha Fisher. ' of Mr. and Mrs. L. Waite. Summerside on Saturday. .V, Bud O'Brien of Woodstock was her son-in-law and daughter.) Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd MacDon-| Mr. Hughie McCarvell - spent — Miss Rese Thibedeau of Mimi- t Howlan on t. and Mrs. Roy MacLeod. |ald, Elaine and Allison, were vis-| the week-end with his friend Mr.| pisARMAMENT PETITION megash who sent the past few; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Platts| Miss Shirley MacDonald was a/itors to Mount Stewart on Sat-/John Crafer, Baltic. days with her sister, Mrs. Paul| whe spent the past two wecks| Visiter to Head of Hillsboro on Saler. Mrs. Jean Taylor, Kensington,| TORONTO (CP) — The Univer = |Gaflant returned home on Sun-| visiting in Ontario, arrived at) Friday ; . Kathryn MacLeod and| Was a visitor to Summerside on/sity of Toronto nuclear disarma& i day. their home here on Thursday,| Mr. Daniel Shaw and Mr. Al-|Mrs. Raymond Shaw, visited| Thursday. — ment committee said Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thibedeau| November 19. vin Myers motored to Truro and friends in Forest Hill on Mon-| Mr. Reggie Warren, accom,an-| night more than 500 faculty mem and son, Gilbert, of Miminegash! Little Miss Judy Arsenault/other points in Nova Scotia, dur-| day. ied by Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Waite,|bers have signed a petition urge and Mrs. Paul Gallant, moiored’ went to Harmongon Friday eve-|ing the past week. A.M.) Kensington, left by motor for! ing the end to production and us@ “}| to Summerside on Wednesday af- | ning to the home of her brother| Mr. George MacInnis was -a Toronto on Sunday where they{of nuclear weapons. The petition, : | ternoon. and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs./| Visitor to Head of Hillsboro on KENSINGTON will attend the Royal Fair. started a week ago, asks the J.B. Arsenault who was visit-' Clifford Arsenault and family. | Saturday. He was a guest at the) - Mrs. Dunning, Kensington, wes|Canadian government to presg ing in Maine, returned to his! Lyman Arsenault motored ta) Bene of his daughter, Mrs. a recent visitor .o Baltic, the|for an “immediate and perma: home here by bus on Tuesday. | Summerside on Friday evening.| Freda Douglas. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moase, | guest of Mrs. John McGilvary. j|ment end to the testing and pro Arthur Richard of Howlan was | A.G.| Miss Kay MacDougall, Monta-; New Annan, Mr. and Mrs. Keith} Mr. and Mrs. Orville Clark were|duction of nuclear weapons and the lucky door prize winner at gue, was a recent visitor to| Warreo of Margate have return-| recent visitors to Hunter River|for medsures to prevent thg O'Leary on Tuesday hight. Mrs. LOR E ALLEY Lorne Valley. She was the guest pe from a eer snaayne motor a. spread of such weapons to coun. }|Stanley Gaydet won the Jack pot. | NE V of Miss Joan MacIntyre. > Se ie ~_and Mrs. James Champ-!tries that do not have them.” Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gallant | : Mr. and Mrs. Charles .Mac-| tained the members of Balti p| with Roddie and Audrey, motor-| Mrs. Francis Macintyre was a!Grath of Dorchester, Mass., have} wt at thei aa AC | HOSE CE CE CE CC EEE CEE EEC EE Jed to Summerside on Thursday. | recent visitor to Halifax, N’S.|peen mg on the Is-| with the president Mrs. Willime |? 9], Miss Sylvia Pineau of ‘Duvar | While there she was the guest of|1and. While in Lorne Valley they! Cousins trosidi re ¥ : ; . ‘ sins presiding. The officers is now employed at the home of| Mr. and Mrs. Walter MacLeod. were guests of Charle’s uncle and| for the ensuing year are: Presi- y . oe Mrs. Robert Arsenault,') Mr. and Mrs. William Hatten} aunt. Mr. and Mrs. C.M. Mac- dent, Mrs. Everett Wall:- vice- ¥ — lan. and son, Paul, were visitors to! Grath. - f ‘ president, Mrs. William Cousins; Mr, and Mrs. Henry Gallant on Charlottetown on Friday. They; Mr. Peter MacLeod and Mr.| secretary, Mrs. W. K. Crofer: ¥ The Nicest Gifts Come From ednesday, November 18 com-| were guests of the former's son-| Ralph Nicholson were visitors to| treasurer, Mrs. Riley. It was de- ¥ Z TAYLORS JEWELLERS, ; orated their 17th. wedding | in-law and daughter, Mr. and Halifax, N.S., on Saturday. | cided to have an exchange of! ¥ Charlottetown annlersary. :. pe Garth Herring. Miss Joan MacGrath. Char-| Christmas gifts at the. December | % pe MrsJack Arsenault and fam-| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parker, |lottetown, spent the past week-, meeting. iy (Where heppiness is « business) - ary were to Howlan on Georgetown, were Sunday guests end -with her parents, Mr. and, Miss Sheila Caseley, student at ; ednesday agp: whereof Mrs. Parker's parents Mr. and Mrs. C.M. ~MacGrath. 'Mt. Allison University, spent the a visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry} Mrs. Munro MacGrath on Nov.| Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blackett,’ week-end at her home in Kelvin. veygetl i i to. . saith : Soeies, ee have been vaca-. Mr. and Mrs. George Ramsay, , ; _Mrs. Henry J. Peters of Duvar, | rs. Angus Nicholson spent a‘tioning in this vicinity as guests New Annan are spendin é pati tok de ek entbated trte! Se a AD ATE _SPENGINE 2 L€W| EANMARARNAAAANANAAADARAAHADDDARADHDHDPDPRPAD

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Leo Arsenault and Mrs. Clarence Gallant and daughters. motored ~to Char- lottetown on Thursday. .

Bennett Howard and son of Lot) 7, were to Howlan on Thursday. Felix Arsenault of Woodstock, was on the jury in Summerside’

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