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Iimi'lr‘hc Guardian. Charlottetown. “’ed.. May 6
HAPPENINGS
Audrey Jrnkins. Womcn's Editor; Phone +8506
Earle and Wayne Lockcrhy have completed thoir studies at rVova Scntia Tot-liiiiical f‘olloL‘f‘. Hahfav and rotuer tn ihmr
m at Hamilton.
Mr and My: Shirt: f‘rnripr. Eric ('rnrior And Gordon ('To'mar, Balm- moiorod to Sackville. N B. and Trim». N S during the week pod and were accompanied home by their son Horace Croz- ier who has attcnded \it \lli- Ion l'nivorsity for the past year.
Waync Lockci‘hy. Hamilton, loft Sunday. May 3. for \iontrcal where he will be employed with the Bell Telephone Company.
Mr and \Trs .Iohn \lzit-Viii! oppnorl thrir home at Malpcnue chnmdav ovonin: for a larac- ‘1' attended community shower for \‘ancy “ill on the occasion of hor approaohin: marriage. 'T‘hc hrido clot-i was atlondcd by Mr: Errol Wauch, and nuptial was plavod by Norma
' fillrid imakck \i -n by Karon \‘facfloii- g Rovorlcy ('anipboll. Othor: Assisting in oponin: and prospntln: tho zifis were Judy
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whn t'lll ihc ribbons, Wciida (Iro- ' and lsobcl \lar-Niitt. who road thr :ifi t‘nt‘t‘Is, and t‘har- lniia \farflniizan and Sa n d r it (frat: \ilio ari‘aiiuod the :ifls Anion: ihc many gift! was a t'GiT in appreciation of \Jancy's as~
Iabic lamp, a gift of tho
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sistaiice as a leader during
\vomcn of tho dist
sorvcd lunch
‘.\Ir-. Kcnsi inn, IPfl mg for Toronto, Ontario.
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\1i's Firnpst Sieole of Mono- ioii \’,B was a recent guest f r parents. Mr. and Mrs. SDIII'Ef‘nn Walkcr. Geot':eto\i'n.i .\lrs (ioidie Riv. Keiisiiicton. accompanied by parents, I\lr. and Mrs Everett Wall of
the
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by tram Friday morn-
In d i R n RIH‘I‘ returned home
Sunday evening from Mont- NE W ore tlicy visited wi Mr laiiiily.
'l‘crosa \lorrlson, R\' arri
iii ficoructoun rcccntlv fr
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and \Irs. Ina Ramsay and
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Kingston. Ontario. Miss Morri~
son WIII iiiakc rosidcnce l with licr niothoi'. Mrs. \lnl‘l'lsnll
\icxatittct l’icatoit of M ton iF VIVIIII: ll] \lliil his ~i-.toi Bell. Rd. lie iinic with his sisior in Mo Llllf‘. \liss I‘Vltil‘l‘lf‘ Bcaton.
\Irs.
\li's
o (‘harlottctmiii . Norman and \Tr. Roll. North River will also spend some
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Cora
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Ralpli ’l‘homson and Mil»
AFTERNOON RECEPTION FOR DELEGATES '
to riLzht: the Lt (iovct‘ntir and
.\li‘s .‘Iiit‘IllillflIf‘I. tipuly clcclr
nd tiniiiicil prcsidcni ND.
; host to SR roproseniatives from
various Island churclics.
Chairman of the panel was David Boswell and other niciii- bcrs wcrc Dr .l.(‘ ’l‘ieriiiiiii. Rev. Edward Boyce. CSsR. Ralph Cameron and Sat. Eric 'l‘t‘dford
\li‘s, Sally Ann Wchsicr and Harry (‘asclcy KCIISIHL‘IOIII con- ducted the worship.
The business meeting was chaired by the provincial presi- dent. Arthur MacKiniiou, \‘al- leyficld. Minutes of the last ral- ly were read by the secrctary. Elizabeth Gillis. Orwell Road; and the treasurer. Mrs. MiacPhErson, Valleyi‘ieid. sub mitted her report.
The slate of officcrs clct-tcil fr 1964-65 are: president. Ro- bert Theakston: vice-president. RcL'inald MacNevin: secretary. Shirloy Prnwsc: and troasiircr. Ralph Wright. all of (harlntto town
Following a recreational ppi' ind conducth by Ralph Wrisiit
‘and Ralph Mallett. the (‘Iiarlot-
toiown zroiip served limch,
Mrs. Preston Noonan. fornicr- ly of Summerside. left her home in (‘harlottctown rcccntly for an extended trip to tho wcst coast where she will visit 1101‘ son-iii- law and daughter. Mr and Mrs, Weslnuns~
Doug Larson. new ter. .C. Richard Haiicox. siiidcnt at
Mount Allison L'niicrsity. lclt L‘harlotieiow ii Monday for sum‘ in r cmployniciii at Bant‘f Springs Hotel. Banff. Alia.
F‘ormor pi'csidcnt of the (‘ati- adian Prcss. l) Fl. Rogers. has \\:tli his info and daiizlitcr Pei: takcn up i‘csidcnt-e in the form- or Koet‘o rcsidcucc. 8 Richmond I St
to i=licir lioiiios .\llistiii ltiivcrsiiy worc Sharon Wright. Hf‘fliIl-I cr \Iac.\'cvin. Sharon Smith. John Ball. Roiiiiic Mound and (lordic Mat-Kay. all from (‘li ir» lottetown: Linda Drake of Moti-
i‘tci ii i'iiiiitz from \ll.
Ilf‘ \liillon 0f (II‘IM‘IOHPIOWH. 3i”- taziie and Alan Wrizhi of Rodo- i
conipaiiicd by P r i
Thomson. Mrs
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.\ nilirosc Hon»
i‘y and Mrs. L'ttlcy Birt of Park-
dnlc have rcturnc from a
d Sit in Mont-ton. N B.
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Mrs James A. t‘aiiiiilioll has
rciiirncd to hci' homo in I\f‘.lv sinzton aftcr spciidini: the win. tor with lior daiizlitm Mrs R .\l, ('arscll in Ottaiia Mrs
(‘ampbcll also aticiidcd tlic (‘ol- her-Buchanan woddiniz In Mur-
ray Harbor Iflsl wcok.
.liiiio .‘It'KHl'l'lS of town loll Friday by air for
fiio nook tour of Europa beforcl ,‘goinsz on to Lebanon to visit.I
t home she will fly to Naples to boardl a the liner Christopher Columbus. i l From Now York Miss McKarris‘ visit
with rolativos Enroue.
Will fly to Vancouver to
‘ of hor holiday.
A paiiol discussion on the to- pic “lpmslaiion Relating to AL ‘ cohol i‘rohloms on P F11." u
part of Saturday's
‘ (‘liiircb Young Adult rally
The (‘tliarlottctown group
(lliai'loi lo- a
duo. Ilaltioiisic sliidciits iioiiic fill the holidays liicludc .loo tiii:/.
Mark ’Vlat-Pliorson. Alan Pcicrs' land Iliindcll Seaman. all of ("harlot t ctoii ii
‘FWI Delegates I
Meet In June .
OTTAWA tCP' r. a zarct Nix orf McGill University, MontreaL will address tlic open in: banquet of the chci'nted Women's Institutes third ii'ion- nial convention June 22 at Acadia Univcrsity. Wolfvillc. .N.S.. it was announced Mon-
.V.
The convention, to be at- tended by about 300 dclcuatcs from all parts of Canada. will
.wtiih her sister and hrolhcr-in- 4&3?” Awm h. m J 13“" Mr' and Mr" J' M' Mur"Roby Kidd of Ottawa. secre-l phy' “3mm Thompson.0' For' tarv of the social science and "PM “"H “M” . any MI“ I " ‘ humanities rcsearch (‘Ollnf‘IISZ‘ r luirris on tho European portion Gm. Hendermn of Halifax di_
.rcctor of tho institutc of public? affairs at Dalliousie University:i Mrs. Kcith Wil~I liams.
chrielto Roti- . of the federal agriculture
l 'l‘rinily Social Hall on Saturday. 1(“par”ka mmrmanon duh was
ision.
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prr‘sidoiit til. Landon. \'i(‘-
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Broilers Are Economy Buy
(l'l"l‘.\\\'\ I(‘.f“ Broiler f'Illt'kf‘nS \ii!l continue to ho an ocononiit-al fond buy in (‘aiiada this month accordin: monthly food bullctiii monthly by the tcdei'al tiirc dcpartiiicnt
’l‘lie bulletin also says that good and choice grades tblue and rcd braintisi of beef still arc plentiful throughout the coun- try liccf priccs :irc cxpcctcd tot rcniain at presciii levels dill‘lllE the month.
Herc are the biillctiii's prcdic» tions for oilicr staple foods this um i:
\‘cal: Supplies will be season- ally plentiful for the next few, volts and priccs may ‘ ' I0\H"~i‘ than
3 3— a
issiicd Hill‘lt'lll-
in cheese production In Ma)‘ will supply the market with the ncedcd variety of chceses to kccp priccs stahlc
livaporatcd milk; Seasonally highcr use of coffcc and tea iii
May is usually associaicd with a larger May consumption of evaporated milk. says the bul-
letin. Production of cvaporated
milk is up and supplies are plcntiful.
Eggs: egg production contin- ties to run about cont
ahead of last yoar Priccs arc cspcctcd to romain noar pi‘nscnt Icvcls. 'l‘iirkcys' Tlll‘kf‘)< I0 pounds and ovcr romain in short supply prices will romain high ,\iiplcs- Good quality anplcs
\Iariiiiiic still are plciiiifiil I‘i‘Ii-cs arc ox pcctod to advanco \\lII‘l tho sca~
' PIUSVILLE
'l'hc linal t-tii‘d play of III!‘ sna- sun was hold at tho lioiiic o1 Mr :Il‘rI \li's Oscar firillaii tit‘l Wctlnt‘sday ovcnin: .\pril 29 \\l'Il six tablos in play Winncrs of
iiiitainn:
pri/cs worc as follows. Ill‘sl. Mrs lolin P Gallant. socond Mrs I‘lva Johns and It‘l‘r‘sa
Blanchard ‘Pflllfll‘. third. \I rs Oscar Gallant and \larina Gal
latit. ‘cqunli. consolation. \Il‘s Potor .\. (nillant Playoff for ca c Mr. and Mrs. Ost-ai Li' laiit.
Playoff for a I‘iiiicaii Hini ‘ cake mix. \lrs Hciiry 1. Ga Playoff for \' , Mrs. Eva .lohnnie Gallant.
The road throiitzh this \'lf'|llr ity is dryin: iip t-onsidcra’oly dcspitc thc amount of snow tliziuiii: and motor in t'llllln‘2~ Most of the road is rough as thch was no road maintainoi on to scrapc it this spring
BAcitAEiii?‘
"not me! For nIiof from Iurlurho or IIuI tired-onl fooling I depend on-
mai'ble chips and cement ‘h d . .
i selling point \ilicii it conics
‘ wi tth
Stiletto Heels
'i ,’~' ‘33} . Cause Bc-om In . i ' ’Morble Flooring .
Spike hccls may hp tho cursc of foot doctors hut thcy are a booti to Canada's marble con- tractors.
Marhe and teri'a77o floor men... terrazzo is a mixture of
finish hccls are a major
c o a smooth that stilett
installing more durable flours. Shopping centres and office buildings are the hi 5: custom- ers.
Sccrctarics and \\'tllll(‘ll shop- pers can damage most floors in a matter or months liccause their spike licels. A pctite 120 on face is oxct'liii! most a ton pci' square inch
One of Canada‘s lcadinu do-
i partmciit storcs has just coinplc-
ted a new buildinq in Moli'opoli‘ where the entire 1 w hc r 9 most of the traffic occurs .. is find r e d mai'hlc. 'I‘lioir rII"\\"lliO\\ll store has had a marble floor for 3 ycars and tho ladics liavcn't bccii able to damage it so “le spccified niarhle acain.
Schools are using terrazzo for their main traffic areas hccauso
tlic t'castiiiablo initial cost. durabilin :iiid uttic clitiici‘ of colors and ii:ittc"ii Altli'iiicli
school (Illifil‘f‘ll don't \H‘7H' spiko hccls‘. iii 9 i r iiiotlicrs do and schools arc bcin: uscd more and more as community centres.
WOULD HELP ELDERLY
PE'I‘ERBOROL’GH. Ont. <CPl A housewife is trying to form orizanization to on elderly live alone hcrc. .laniis thought of the idea after 73-year-old Mrs. Flor- ence Grady lay for five days at the foot of her stairs after fall-
.ing and breaking her leg.
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various styles fi'mm which to ohm
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Quit-k - to . nicnioi‘im, stitch forms stripe; slinis lai'izei' si7cs. or worstcd. 40-42; 4-4—46 incl.
Thirty - five cciits tcoiiisi for this pattcrn tno stamps. pleasel to Alice Brooks, care of Guar- dian - Patriot Needlecraft Dept. 60 Front St. W. Toronto 1, Out.
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Mr. and Mrs. Floyd MacLean. iKingshoro and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Stewart. Red Point at- i tended the funeral of Norman l Russell MacLeod at Uigg on 1 Tuesday. Apr'l 14. Earle Kennedy returned to his
I home in Kingsboro having been a patient in the Souris Hospital
for several days.
' Collen Mac-Donald celebrated her 7th birthday at her home in Kingsboro on April 14. Several of her little friends and school pals came to congratulatie her on the happy occasion. A beauti- ful birthday cake and ice cream
Donald. Ki-ngsbom. Mr. and Mrs. Leit-h Robertson Mast Baltic. spent p
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Maxwell, Saint John.
The choir of the United Bap-
tist Bible. training school. Monc- ton. Nb. presented a program of Sacred Music in the E 8 st Point Baptist Church. Kingsboro on Saturday evening and the had travelling did not discour- age the large crowd that filled the church to capacity to hear the wonderful program that was given to them. The young peo- plc‘s group served supper to the cntcrtainers in the basement of the church and following i h c program the mombei‘s of tlic Missionary Soc-iriy a n d W. W guild momibcns scrved lunch Rufus chcney is ill at home in Elmira. Clifford Bryenton. Rollo Bay. was a Sunday visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Prestion Bryenton. Red Point.
Robert Yates ls confined to his home in Klingstboro with the lit.
Ervin Robertson is convalcs- ring at his home in Kingsboro following surgery in the Souris Hostpit-al.
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RUSSELL WARD JEAN LeLACHEUR
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
:Mr. and Mrs. w. Cecil Le- Laclicur. Georgetown. P.E.l.. announce the engagement of
liza-
Ward, Bridgetown. Annapolis County. ‘.\'.S. The marriage will take place in St. David‘s
their daughter Jean E I bath to Russell Scott Ward. United Church. Georgetown. son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester at 2.30 p.m. on June 6th. 1964,
Point was a business visitor [01 for two days in July and was Moncton durini: the past week. attended by members from sew
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rose. Red eral women‘s institutes. CWL Point. Mrs George Robei‘tson,: members and hospital staff Kingsboro. were on business to members. M. Fitzpatrick Charlottetown. gave an outline of last, years
Mrs. Loriic Rose and baby son‘ Regalia “‘hif'h “'35 a Sitcoms rctiiriicti to Illt‘ll‘ home in Botii-- and “Miler Plans 31'? made for wcll from tho Souris Hospital. this Year “Ilh WSSII’I)’ "10rP 9"
Mrs. Vinccnt \‘losscy. Botli- It‘l‘lmnmt‘mt woll and two cliildrcn spcnt tho—fiww'” ' past \vcck with her parents. in Rumm' . Britain‘s nationalized coal in.
Mrs. Russell (‘Iiing was hos-, , . , , Less to the members 0 the‘ 295th" Plays] th‘rdt m 3‘11? 0' UBWMU at her home on Tues- “lump? arges en mimic} day I‘vt‘ninl'l.
Mr and Mrs. James Robert- son. Kiiigshorn wore on busincss to (‘Iiarlottctmvn
A meeting was held in Marys Hall, Sounis on Thursday night in connection with prepar- ations of the Hogan; to be held
COAL COMES THIRD
II. BENNETT CARR
Insurance Counselling District Supervisor Sun Lifc of Canada Phone 4-8817 - 4-5435 Charlottetown. P.E.l.
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