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Mr. and Mrs. James Morri- son and family, Alxberton wore recent visitors of their parents, Mr. a d Mrs. John Morrison and Mr. and Mrs John Bigger. Tyne Valley.

Mr. d Mrs. Lyman Morri- son, Hamilton were recent visit- f MIT. and Mrs. John Mor- rison.

Miss Kathleen Ellis, Summer- side spent the weekend at the (home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Ellis.

Mrs. Winston England ‘ was hosteSs to St. John's Anglican

.A. Wednesday evening. After the worship period and .roll call the business part got under way. It was decided to purchase 20

w h books for the church.

at the May meeting. Mrs. Lut- her Ellis invited members to her home for the ' ‘ Baking committee will be Stanley Williams and Mrs. Roy Williams. An auction sale was held which realized a substan-

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tial sum. and was much enjoyed. A delicious lurch was served by the hostess and committee.

Mr. an Mn. Ralph chideson and family. New Glasgow and Mrs. Jack Maciasac and son. Borden were recent visitors of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. E R. MacNevin

Mr, and Mrs. Albert Waugh, and family. Wilmot, were re- cent visitors of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Psynter, Summerside, were recent visit- ors of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Coughiin.

Mr, and Mrs. Sherman Hut- chison and family, Summerside were recent visitors of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Grant and Mr. and Mrs. Her- bert Hutchison.

Mr. and Mrs. Haroki Gillis have returned home after visit- ing in Saint John. N .B_ with their daughter, Mr Mrs. Melvin Hutchison. Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Dennis, d family were recent visitors Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hark- ness, Cape Traverse,

Alfred MacLean was a recent visitor to Simunerside.

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ugar Are Increased

MONTREAL - (CP) —— Re- fined sugar prices were increas- ed 10 cents a hundred pounds Tuesday by two major Montreal (refineries and .15 cents third following higher world raw sugar prices. The present prices are higher than they have been in 43 years.

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NowIa-n Re-elected

KENTVILLE. N.S. (CPI -— Fi- nance Minister Nowlan was re- ported re-elected tn D‘ghy-An- oapolis-Kings Monday as storm- ayed returns struggled in from isolated polls.

Communications in many parts of the big Annapolis Vai- ley constituency were knocked out by wet snow and high winds Monday. Some roads were blocked as well.

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3f the Commons since loss. The finance minister trailed his Liberal opponent. John E ffner airing the early part of the counting. Mr. Shaffner is president of an Annapolis Val- ley food processing plant.

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lthe the New Democratic Party. 1 .who speak "the same political ‘ y - . dialect" as the Liberals. But the ‘2 1°“ exprcsbed dlsqum that no.dcfence policies of the two:

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\ ness and industry expressed party had gained a clear ma-, ,. x .. d , . quiet relief Tuesday at the jorit. I -ﬁétgspeiriaysssem‘auy “hm :here to serve you ANY result of the Canadian election Onc qualified informant said ' _~h0ur of the da or “i ht but it was tinged with disap- British industry had been hop-d The same "C‘VSPaPCFv "1 3‘ y g ‘ pointment in some quarters. ing for a Liberal victory. It Separate report, speculatesi ——-———— Those who feared stalemate would take a "certain pleas- about the position of George l~

ure" in the outcome. but would‘ . . . d be disappointed that the Liber-(Drew' canad‘a“ ’“gh C°mm?5' lt als had not won a clear tri-iSioner 1" L0Hd0n. under a Lib- umph_ lera] regime. Drew is a former;

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defence minister Douglas Hark- ness, re - elected in Calgary North. said Monday night the Progressive Conservative party should hold a leadership con- vention Mr. Harkncss, who rcsigncd from the cabinet in February inl a dispute over nuclear weapons. told reporters “After this clec-l tion it is apparent a leadership! convention will be in order." arkncss, who has won seven consecutive elections in the constituency. has said his‘ l

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disagreement is with Mr. Dief- enhaker. not the party.

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its allies and acquire nuclear weapons. ‘ .‘ EMBERS I '- (Continucri from pace 7) Dial 4-6039 (PC) 9,045. 172 ‘ Lethbridge — xl)canc (lunrl- Next to Flying Dutchman Queen St.

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Medicine Hal—xii. A. Olson (SC) 186. Peace Rivcr —— chi‘ald W. aldwin (PCI 9.003. Red Decr—xRobcrt Thompson (SC) 1,155.

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chrevillr' —- xF‘runk Fanc (PC) 10.061). , O Wetaskiwin—xlizu'i'y A. Moore (PC) 4,876. BRITISH COLUMBIA Burnaby - Coquitlam — xT. C.‘

Douglas (NDPi 5,115. Burnaby - Richmond — xRo- rt Prittie (NDP) 1,438.

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Coast-Capilano — xJack Da-i vis (L) 14.752. Comox-Albcrni —- xTom Bar-‘

nctt (ND?) 4.467, EsquimaIt-Saanich — chorgc Chattcrton (PC) 3,175. Fraser Valley—xA. B. Patter: son (SC) 1,430. , Kamloops — C. J. M. WiI-‘ loughby (PC) 279. Kootcnay East Byrne (L) 551. Kootenay West—xii. W. l-lcr- ridge (NDPI 3.353. Nanaimo - Cowichan - The Islands—xColin Cameron (NDPH

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New Westminster — xBarry! Mather (NDP) 6.617. i

Okanagan-Boundary vid Pugh (PC) 2.575.

Okanagan-Rcwlstoke —- xStu-1 art Fleming (PC) 2.093.

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— xDa- Pictured above is Errol Ford, Proprietor of Ford's Meat Market looking over only a portion of the Easter beef he has on display this week.

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This Easter don't be disappointed with the cut of beef you get. At Ford's Meat Market you get the cut you want from the carcass you want, at a price you are mining to pay . . Our main feature is Easter Beef from the Easter Beef show that was held in Charlottetown that was fed by Heath meell. Others were purc from Marple Godfrey, Chester Dover. Alex Ford and Melvin Ford. Never before have we offered such a fine display of Beef . . . We will be GOOD FRIDAY from 8 am. to 1 pm. for you, the customer, to see our sp y.

(NDP) 5.523.

Vancouver - Burrnrd - Ron Basford (L) 1.7.08. gain from NDP.

Vancouver Centre — xJack, Nicholson (L) 2066. 1 Vancouver East -— xHaroldl Winch (NDP) 7,311. l Vancouver-Kingsway — xArn- old Webster (NDP) 5,954. l Vancouver - Quadra — Grant; Deachman (L) 1.263. gain froml PC. Defeated External Affairsl Minister Green. ncouver South Laing (L) 9.171. Ictoria - Davis Groos (L) gain from PC.

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