Repair Tenders Called l""'O"""""”'"”””" 9”" T”"l9'" W”. ”'”""'”""' ”""" C "'G"'"""""

Vi,” 1' 5: I ' . . . Held Annual Meeting . Q C N Thursday. Mar. 7. 1957 OHAWA (sopecm: The annual meeting of St. .lohn'5;lnil"dnn.E"'ijt!TL-,:"l.”hd!iiiIrl,il 0'l,v:I'li- -

. . - pnnnn Guud, 31, E1,nnn1-'3 wnnn were recent visitors to West Point. II!!! I R? GUI Vllll W153 ill iincunught, up. 1.; 1-1-1... - . 5.1.1 -1-1. 1 in 1. .1 liiests of Mrs. Dennis' flther. Mr. Knntlfwl recently- I n I it-riiu-not-ry suistant to -tit li"shln'nt""3 '-"'c'rl'.e3o i'iI.'l."s'..-"'- r':e'lml'll1'allsnsou:i.c -l".”l-'e'.l;np'll.iuG.'” Mrs. if-'. u."c'i't?v”'in.'wt.1.et..i".'.l'.en..iii-ivin M-ct-can Mr. and Mrs wim-in Pen1.0'- Capo The

1 nnng tn 5 14 Ht 1, nrennnn hers and three vlsltos present. Congratulations are being ext l:eM:::r.d?ym:r'.h" gcnndlmnntjl 11,: 5:::::;d: El: nntlnncgm Home Egnoazn Meeting opened with guild hymnltended to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence

l . ' (5 buy 1- nd, . Wm nn "7 1”; an, nnnnd Ind. nnl Wm, Wm n 1),. . . school 1 I Ed 0 I Priase God From Whom All BleI- lliarris, Knutaford. on the birth oi many friends of Mr. Roy lolrgslalltial relloklcrs to the face and 143 along bacck face. tractor hzrcollectlve y '” s""""'”id9- in rtlitnnld in ?:leilt:rtyonight. u u es "canon-l Erliiratltlnnaldmilaallt-hclugggrgdvluwhillhei""55 F'”w- l"”"w'd by i””'y""5 by ' d”"5'"e" " "'3 Bwn" N""l”5 "”D”'"" 9' K""””"d "9 WW um. nt Tlgnish, Prince County. Labor is to be engaged by the Prgfcrencg njno mint be given to Smarty letter: noun. nppomgmenu The ulmon mow Wm follow an I ,,m be and to "WI, Nmpnm" Rev. Al hdeacon G.R. Harrison. Home in 0'i.eary on Jan. mitt. sorry to hear that he is confined

were called here Wednesday by contractor either from the Nattotr competent and available sa-ser- -pm. mm, M, undiaught will be "Open House" visitation tinmnzior the department. The minute! 0' the int -mitt-t Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Adams of to his home throuait illness and

1i W rks Denartgnent. The at Employment service or from vlcsmen. "Emmi 1,1,, '11. mm 1 .4 1., in nli-'etln8- ni50 0' "in in-It "ltd" Elmsdale. have moved with their Mr. Mrs. Albert Ga. h Pulfnlzlltnisc estimated to cost in the i L! M. omen .t 8 ' M :cllwt:lio sr:r?1::ell)l2dpaihul.l1'e .e':t(i;""'ien8mlly the tzalglliers anll ill? '”"""5 l."" "''''d "m '”””"d' llmlly '0 0'LElry- They hnyn "9ll"'n0d hm I trill to the llnllgtl vkinny or 540,000 and a contract . M” ”ti 3lllirdl!- mm" tnnmnn nmynm conducledignngn nnnnn nn. 41,-enunn 0; tn, The Preiideniv Ml'l- Llndn Mill? rented the house owned by Mr. State. where they visited with rel- 1, expected to be awarded by the, daily at the school. lscbool supervisor, Mr. Clarence hwi 3'" 3 lelfgd" 1" "'9 Yeb": l and Mrs. Dan MscPherson. Mr. alive: and friends. 1151 week of April. The Tignlsh ! P e Baum” " 7 t h Mercer. has been arranged in ca. W0” "'4 ""5" '9 "W" ' Adams is employed on the rail- ' B I we ,0” my 0 3 p.m. eac era for their cooperation during the nnnd

Wkidneri l'o:'el!l:ll J Watson 0 I o clonal” H"" "'1' hr l"""" l" "'9 "””"” hmtigdmumm timanfoudllnlllteamde 7'" Mr id Mrs A hi B bo mrlngn . - I. 1 t n n. .- Inn in. B1. u - lli;'(i1l3;'iilllf'ril:)ll;:3', ll" Pmln h" S Fgf Red 1.':i1eil:aryr:.hlin'HighnSch'l1(l1lhto Fallek wlm ..':'."'.,d1.',.'1',:I','.'.nH'1'1,':'”?n1,n,'f.f and fliYli'l'llY of AlJ:ll.hWCl'cr no : Ink or - "h t ay vs ors o e ome o r. t

sheet steel piling will be driven six mow pm" were worn” on to Borden um to Mb-ny "am this C C . I t'l"1eirl3c:1l;f(;lrgnsboutthe Prozress of1Non-licgnse case :rl1I;:uit1nlflce;"s!rwle,i;eult:diee::edMf-t;r and Mm Harry Harm in KW”. ht” "'9 5" b”"9"' ""'"'""”e”' the main highway west of Sum- hisltwsy was also opened by the '0” ampmgn At 3:30 the fashion -how will be- win Begrtiard vice president lMrr Md "”"'''V' E outside the exlsiing' ilreakwuerl rnerside with the road open to the plow! tilt in the Civic Auditorium when I Ad' d I" MncNev1'n necremy ' Mr; Mr. and Mrs. John Piaits. How- "us and the interior is to be Elmwe vicinity mom Fm "L - Mr. K.'l'. Lapp local chairman. tn, gm, gnnm Fm" lop fl nnd S lourne Arthur Macxhmm (reilectedf 1.11, gpem nfew dnysin Mnntnnne MM with rock and "ML Thei last evenllll and hotllnl ranch Plow. W”. .1” worn” to open M me forthcoming cmmuu Red 12- Will model t-litliliilil they lit"? treasurer Miss Belle Small ire: "9c9"”i'- lllnk ;'-irlgge l3l:';r?ec""1:'1;'dd:cl:(h l Mn"-gnn -1-nu-ndny 1,, noon .r::mF c:::f". ';l5,mk;:: 3:" Eglfkglr "gluing; l9'l',e:3: made in the Home Economics De- ch'n"e3”e.u(I'!b'els" Eleanon 13'" elected) executive Mrs. Ray '1'an- Sincere rymlinlhy in being ex- . rein arc co ,. ' . 1 1 I d h i , arg wt rig a non-res ent ' ' in - ....... .. ... 2 "5;-;ghT;;g;wg-nugd;m;l,;gi;;g;g woiktghs Rm; ;;;,,-gm;-,-gnggg tngchlgon m-5;-be gt he s---Tm-- iii.” '.';::..'::. ir.::::' ”.i..2. -- s------------ or :::.:::..ti::. hi::.::'.2:'::..l:::'.: ..::ei..::.:';e i:.t::.:::.';

and Chumtewwn Wu open by seven Mile 3” -to Borden. - 5;; oary u a noon on ueI- Lenn and Mrs. Davis Lidstone. fgmigut meslttlyigibetignhiln themtoltvn ngnvenor. Mrs. Linda Muirhead. whose death occurred in the 4-5:30-Skating n n.,,,' wndn A I nnd the. wnd The Mlhww from summers”: In W Id M L U ed With Barbara Clark, one of the W” M10 "med "mg 5sn'mtfda59 pubjicityn gnu-1, Thomson, Prince County Hospital, Summer- 3-10-Skating to Elvis Presley and to Kenslnston was reopened for the history of the r'i.d.'5.'-'o..'5nd '3t'lZ.2i';il "'”""l"3 by M”l"”'e 5- "y- i Mr:eilloi)Itilld2l,e;lc,c'al-sfigonzlledcgtfdls mltirsmlldnaurysnret Dumville 0' m Haley GU Mrs D Palmer traffic Wednesday rnornllil. and outlined many of the vital serv Coffin. Marjorie Shaiikd. and Ann s””"5-Q-C--lnpwce C0"'1vs'5ld9 dllizt-lng the past year. Thank You Leary. was a recent visitor hi the FNDAY ' ' I Work will begin till! morning vices it has rendered since its Birch, will act as fashion com- 3'"'"d”' 't "'9 c”"cl"”l”" "I "'9 cards were received from Mrs home of her brother-in-law and 90 I. 'd T R f lTh""d'Yl 3” "P" ll" llldhway 011811! in Switzerland in 1859. mentators as the Bogirls make ln- l'”'l"g' 0"” wlmus lave evi” Edmund Compton Mrs. Ruby sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Car- mayo" Hockey

1.. WATSON. MAChlAUGll'l', , CI ,0 OS from Kenslngton towards Chariotte- In nnnmon ,0 the (M blood nnnnnn nnnemnm ,0 mm, dence for'the prosecution. Mr. w. Cmweu and Mm ndwm n',,,,,n,n,i,n,1,e,s1,, ,n,,.,1,,n 9:15-MONTAGUE vs. ACES will be in his Summerside office mwm transfusion service the speaker blouses, skirts. jumpers, suits. Chem" so M'cD”'ld ” d'f9"" The new president then took the The many friends or Mr. Roy 55-rugnny on Friday and S-Itllrdny 0i this The" 95"” ""7 'i ll" 779' In addition to the main high ajuunud mnny ngner lmpm-gang afternoon dresses. and evening "mmey' chair. it was decided to have it Arblng are very sorry to hearthai week. ;'ll””l3Il)l"li"m;"Y- Mm” 1”- 1957- ways. Mr. Victor Howatt. snow undgngkings which nu perhapg dresses. , variety concert. A committee con-l he is a patient in the P. E. 1, Hon. 34-sknlinl

"' ""9" dm"'- ill ll" 9Wl- plow dispatcher at Summer-side, not nnf.mj11n1-1y knnwn in mo" The fashion show will be inler- slstirtg of Sadie Brown. Carrlel pitni, Charlottetown. 9-11-Moonlight Skate

KENSINGTON tints T'l"'5dFYv yenn Site will the former Amy said Wednesday night that plows people, in Prlnce 1:11”.-.1 mnna rpersed with a musical program Mrs. Pearl Hobbs Thomson Mrs. MacNevln, and Mr. and Mrs. Stirling Thomp.

Tint 53"” 0' 5'"""""”'5i l”d”"' F”'"'"- d""5'"" 0' ll" '3'” 3”" will be branching out to secondary last year treatment was provided wniistinz of piano and vocal solos - Mrs. Muirltead, was appointed to Inn and family of '1 ' Lot 16,

war versus New Annnn. 8.30 net and Emma Parkman Fsrrant. nnnnn nn 1”; n, pn,n1n1n. for 155 children an of ",1. mm. and duets. and choruses by the DIQ5 in 395,9" select material for same. it was

glut-p. Skate after. She was a life long resident of her were L . i. , be. man school Glee Club with the moved by Sadie Brown "conned Summsrside. After the death of 1 "F3 ' Dr. E. E. Parkman of Summer- n M 31.; wn,-n tnng nu 0111.

955” PATTY him" l'”m9- her husband in 1937 she resided 0 gm ""ldd;::y "t A t”"'' side on Monday recevied the sad znnn1ln" n11'1,'1,, 1,121 committee. I xe”sl"gl9" F”d'.y March Rm” aim Willi lief nlecnl Vl0il Ind Dllny AsYsPsAs MOOllI'Ig 13;. .:nngrn,:,me:n' mxlayer 1:1: "9" "I "19 death Of ills slslelv for nextzmonth org linen and brass. 1. Good prizes. Chicken door prize. Mnuem um" "I nnnm, necen.".t. rt ! to P i' Ed d H d DI'eSSed Mrs. Pearl C. Hobbs who passed Mrs Ltndn Mnn-nnnd entertain. '- f Everybody W0lC0m9- 5P0"3”"d ed her havin t nt t P P0 an- rnce W” 58" awa on Marc t ' ' i D hdies Auxiliary ' 3 9 f " 5' 1'” e U95 CY is carried on by Red Cross and ch' k I M Y b 41' l" MSW"! lnent. Belle Small-

y Hue”! I"mm"ry' during the year just ended there Ic en Slo en a"' Mrs. Ray Tanton very kindly ln- FRI. 3215-7:15-9:20 SAT. 7:15-9:20

3551': AR HUnsnAY,. night in her y0iln8el' dnys Elie look In Tile regular meeting of St. were 5.157 enrollments. Locally . Si" was '3 daughter 0' ii” iii" vlted the members to her house for dance at the Canadian. Legion 39"" P3" in t-till-ll'i-'ii nnd Soclll M . this project is sponsored jointly Twenty dressed chicken, each M13 "ti Mint EilW3i'd Pnlkmnn the next meeting. Archdeacon Har- '3 "W "'9" U

Mme. Knnsingtm-L Mnngc ny 11,, work. She devoted her spare time

the by the Red Cross Society and the weighing from s to it pounds at Mnntnsne and was twice mar rlson then spoke on the iormation In-canoe oostaattoos-t ellowali-es. Dancing from 9.30 to l-0 W0l'iilnl lor the orpltsiis' home

111113, ya Men's club 3114 in 11.1, area were stolen sometime Tuesday "l9d- H9” iii” l"i9l-lalid W35 Mt? and pattern oi the church music

1). Admission 60 cents. mzl u:li;:l)'pl tifeadjilckwlgg :23: ggiiwarlilis welre distributed among Elegalilt li)i;ir:' irligecaltr dot Nltarple Elf;lJE930D;2gis :33 l6t'ir55lt'?S3 :'V1V83rl' an regartis to that skelection of .....,p....... v -t ' . enro men s. . it e s e c - ' rt . .. s a 0 ea in con- CARS COLLIDE-Yesterday ni- Never seeking popularity her nil; by we-pfe':'13::,wg'; rpfjye main highway just west 01 11..,.r1age one daughter. liessie. wife um”?,,Hn,,n(;n.”t1.m.,g1,?,.,g me ' trhnoon near the Central Bedeque charitable acts were many. known Thom,” OBJECTWE Summerside town boundary. 0' 3”" William R- C0ilinS Oi Pi9n!- services. A discussion on this sutr T ool. two vehicles a 53 Pontiac only to the recipient and the giver. ' t

pwned by Mr. Hamid Mullisan oi During World War one she de- . that two men were involved in the a i the membershi Kltikora and a 53 Vanguard bsar- voted her time to Red Cross work. ""1 mldy wnm ""1 re” " "' ned Cm” ""5. ”"'"."ed by M" break. They first broke into a "ll Habits til BMW" and 0i ihll gt:-ledlolzylllzll-'tlJllgiil18 y9lil'- P log Quebec licence plates collided She leaves to mourn one sister ""9 ml the m”"”" symd which up” i"cl"de 7"” Ald,l"5"".c"”" parked car nearby, and stole the marriage iliere Were tW0 Inns. In closing Archdeacon Harrison with considerable damage reItilt- Mrs. Carrie Bell of Moncton, N.B. W” men ducmud by "'9 "mm" '”d l”'”Vl'5i”" M First Aid S"""?"5- tools with which they forced their Edwin Of C”m9”'i5 Md Cilni" congratulated tile member! (in the 1” to both. vemcleni A Indy in the IN "Wm! niece. and nephew! born present. I gisaster services, health educaltlion, way through a locked rear dam. of Boston. Also surviving are won-k they nad done during the Qnnnec en, nnuen-ed n nend 11,. to nnnmn 1," memory. A 5151,, Doreen Dennis then distributed arm” I"'”;l5 W "”;L”?' 35 we 35 which had also been barred from ""99 mlerst Mallder MW C39" year especially in the inn iinninl 3 S 95 jury but other than this thare wsre Mrs. (Cspt.) William Mallett and the Sunday School by Post Ind 9 'P '3" id 90"" "M" made by the inside "ln- W”""'V"- Add Min 0- 3- or choir gowns and wished themv "aw x no injuries. -T n n1-nine, pl-can,-1nn pnnnnt nnn. Radio thsnkoftering envelopes to mdcfdlrnmgnc? 0';33"l"””"5 l" The chickens which were stolen Glee" '"'d M'bel- M” D"- Ai' Every Blinder! lor the intli!'G- Tilt! - dgcenged her "W1-.1 yen" nun. each of the A.Y.P.A. members Th: gr H1931 l”"C"'l!'I9"5l"' lg: had been contained in two bags. be" FY5595 all til Mdningnth nl50 meeting then closed with prayers. A nrgvngn .9,-we, was new (mm which will be collected at the ,0 ii in glivoog 3 d lib iris” 31 ten in each bag. within the dairy. 9"” b'””""' Di" 57- E- Parkman Lunch was served by the commit- gnn common pnnn,-n1 Home nn close of the lenten season. Semi: H v 5;; 000" 0' 9 lit anoher part of the building the "l s""","9”id9- Flmemi Will be tee in charge. A vote of thanks M" JR BOD mm M n Tuesday, March 5th. The service Plans were made for the cor- "A 'fn;;"' :""u -m- cm us presence of a watch dog may ;'f'" ””"' "'t""'9'" in 1'0"" was extended to Mrs. M-cNevio B I mm m mic P”-we Clmouwm; was conducted by the itev. C.R. porate communion breakfast which 3 PP” 5 0 have prevented the theft or live "mine t”-9'n0t9ry- tor opening her house to the meet-

support was made so that the Red 1,1 k -h...h..m.m.eZ.y, ' W -i-3'3”-it ivili?”-Ciii-iii iv”A-3??-I7"-iimii--T3 tie” 9i.?:'..f.Z”:f.i .':::i..:::::":.": .rr.; in-5:331 diitiid iii-'c”i-e7-'-"W-' KENSINGTON i"-lt”5t”it'3i5Eii5-5-155""””" '' SUMMERSIDE 1 llev. A.8. Weir. i).n., Alberton. 3': tiiie-cnigelnie-t;1-lilsja--ll.-O fovrtaunneutg of March. in the with hair ,,,,n, -n,,,,,., Wm ,,,,,nmn me Ptmitijitr-ask is under mm” H ..e.m..mm.... " fl Landed in special meeting of shepherd. ' P1-9.. nnd "(no (01-1ne1, com;-11,”. members of the Summemdgea doen lion. and Mrs. C.C. Baker who FAME” LANDMARK

- t Ri . . .. . . Marjorie Wall was in charge oi Other major services covered by Footprints in the snow indicated '"H" lglgonlg Shullgzgdittzjgls Run. ject followed. The roll cau was ans ERRER

Ed I! ll d P b I .,f:U,.,,l:;'c,,;,:,f,, g:,:,g:',: The pail 1...... W... Kay Han- Deanh Yeuerda '";'h:';3,;i1;."S,;fdf32L".i',. or '""'""" tit "'9 R-C-M-R l..'tlft.'.3'.i”'i.l1'.l.'fr?f."ii'" "' 10"" r..:.'.'i'nuZf i:';i:::f,' d5t'.'"'l..,1: Today s:so. 7:15 . 9:15 Fri. 1:15 - 9:15 sacs . 7:15 . suit 9 ittl-lnlttwll 0n Ttl9lt'iIy- ”"' R"b'" Ph"ul”' Arcmbud Y Rotaritin Earle Smith who intro- session, were week-entlmsiesittlrsmto the um ”m"”"

Sharp, Don Lldstons. Jack schur- man. and Herbert schurman. ln- tsrment was in the Peoples Ceme- tsry. Surnmsrside.

nS'sicle Board Wants Gov'i To

Mr. Maurice Lodge of Borden In I recent guest of Dr. and Mrs. ch. Alberton.

be duced the speaker. President Vau- ' Kensington. In "on than Groom. on behali oi the Drills Delay Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wigmore w- Melharall ' lgilrltlizlym::llei1r1slIiEltictlv:pl:dll):esshI5 R d O ' Kensmgliom kn flu TueMli”l'lFeb . run on a t 0 Wed day it Cue: l”;'”"t ""9 mliilrittnn W- on Penlng New-y York and Flldfridlfe rp D it not mo ns. arc itgi d " .111 .W.Mit- ' vii , cth. death came suddenly to Mr. 10:. nlirskins MacN?rlIluand no In west Prince lVir.a :i1:l Iliad:-ilwlleilianillalllglgzeltlwzii Tblllgllf w9l"l9l' Meillenli 01 AiiWl"v0i'l- heft C- Parent. all members 0! Th 1 M Kensington. celebrated her 7tli ' A son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charlottetown Rotary Club. I 9 in” ,ill,tWIy lr,0in Aiben birthday on February 28th, with Thomas Metherall. he was born 9" Vi” El 30 OLGIYY 1'9 a party at her home attended by s””"d 3"” ill be” lw” mil M 70 years ago at Mill River and 'l'

msined closed last evening but nnnmnnn of nu. mend,- there he lived most oi his life.

ree r snow plows were still on the job M . L91 1,; C 1 Se Intermediate "C" A resolution favoring govarn- Summerside on April loth for his Like many of. his generation he S" Mark s which i' p"”'"'5 " "ml dmlwii rs K 0" Du Sam I

Vl . CO0 led b ll 1 l I mm! legislation in enforcing day- annual visit to the board. and It is spent a brigi pma.rt an his young Has Second Mooring . 3?;-Hfogltfgdwgisgnmvinl between eogwwiiiinmmltnillhard.yha:rrelul:- ”'c"”;'”"” ll ti Prin Ed-ho Ultl bi! 1-llllllll ited Sit. ' d! 5 Id 1 d- '

wsrdh laslallill dltlleingontha sfiinmer edple0dll0ld.lpj:l:: ifnaeneting mud. We atria: 3 Ihalf year: ago he. 5: ullnvid hginnl: swag: bios Murfolzlelwilghglf: 3dei'lt;i;,t'i 130" alto lug r:mfeMlIln:'ll:;;5Wl.th.n:OX'l imp. KEN3lNGT0N Will . d U! ll! -R.C.A.F. til i lilh III! In lid to sinem rso . ll"! 'M.J M K i CIM. , mm :0 actzmnnt oh:-tntng. omerelgzzrd dumber pannmgznt-wmwb: mm. ldrndm m Mbemlnnmm I "ll" Gum for the mend February Fmgat txasthbeingh mhade last night M:Kei?z'l:8Kenasln8ellllI.ebgljorc I”; am” """-' "5" 5"" '""

rds at Trade regarding this speaker. 1-1, 1. nun-1v,n ny n1, W", In, meeting at the home of Mrs. 0. ” re” ""5 ' 9 G3” R0” turnins home. BUR matter. was passed at a meeting Mr Amos llubley stressed the former Mi A l woodma' i Prolitt K0i'tIinIt0n- The pres- b”””"3 3”” 0' "'9 '”5l'”' oiihe Summersida Board of Trade importance of going ahead with Alberton if htllrricli w 5 mail he'll idem. 'MH. Mclnnis opened til! cum"" in the Elm'd'l' "eat held last evening in the Civic the printlit of the book on Sum- forty hrs 2, ins: As i r a meeting with prayer. The minutes B'”""3 '"”"''l' 3'9"" "'9 "ill" 3'ilitilnI- nierside which is being prepared by Y. ngfjggn ugm15n:lle1 of previous meeting were read by m5hw'y' "9 almled i” be 0P'"' lheudgnt c,11, Mnnnnunn n". by Mr. Jock Mtntgsll regarding Murphy (Mai-gsrstl and C-atherins. the II0i'etIry.”Mrs..EI:lmer; Payn- 'd '3 M”- Ilded. Thg 1-n,n1n11nn wn, nmnnn, data of interest to industries that both of Mill River. There are four fer. iand theb l -in d l "' ”” '”' .f.'..'".'t "'"" W” ir”:”'."t5f'Zi3'.":533f"v'3.”'lE.'?.7"; f.n..."”iii"di'.'.'i' ?if2'.'..”i'if..”'i.'5' 3-3'i"i'o"w-'- re"-3"la”y 3:1 t-33sur3r has so oftllgen M”nm w:n time .in the history oi the town Also surviving are two sisters Hi'l- iwiiillin 11- 'l'ii0lnPSon- Th! ill! at by non. 111-5., ".1 mg more opportune for getting these one brother. Mrs. Norman smith Church Iiitolrllih ilnlll toil hnd N O T I

est. 1 booiiistn published with the At- (Alice) of sn . Mun; Mrs. been put tosetiier And was in!- ""i"0i'nl iiilnelutlgtd lantlc Provinces Economic Coun- Fred sellick Lynn. Mass. and played by Mrs. Oliver Protltt Ind sd throughout tn. pmnnnn, ell working so closely with the Geo ottetown. Mn. be-ter Champion- cnn-nnnondencn "dud" nu,” Boards of Ttads in an endeavour M1-, Methai-airs disposition was Discussion on ways and means nun nnm J. W...” Manna” to promote new industries. happy. friendly and kind and be included a pastry sale and bitzasr Dr. W. E. Callaghan tut, on. 0; ,,nn,n V" 1'' mm, A iloclll possessed a rare humour. His pss- to be held on Saturday. custom 23.1,, nnng no mu 5, an "an ling has hroudit sadness not only Quilting of two quilts, and the an. in-rdlns

mnwnhnuwn alread and ..n lsiaiI1il.vl;id.itt4talsrgai.-ii'clsntialEsster teatobsheldthe

will be absent from his 10 int 1 the Island Telephone Corn to gmg. fgf in k. s.V...'.1."1'.&1', '.V.,',';'.'i,',,.",,'lfn""n:,'? hold 5 meeting thers .nfJ.'"... served lunch and was assisted in "l W"

...11 nun mm mm M, N” grabahlly accepted. arrangements are not serving by Mrs. rt-oritt and Mrs. , A. kw. u ll uuaad main”. 6.1" cook. gun

h." N MN "mu n” n" by Mr. :II:ImC'll.I.llon”lo hold a

meeting at the Unomployrnottt

Ir: -acN in 1 neg 1:I;apn::pMhndn.":uGel: Insurance Commission office at a

::;rf.f1?E::P::::h?n:',,:n,:,:Nnd- later date. citmuo RINK - 0 1 :t.:'.:....'c.-.'.:..."'.:.,.":'..".::r.-2.-.-.':. tom"? 8:30 P colofs

nleterntlned the dimensions of flyoy ", cavgnnllll limit be extended as far .. 1.... Intermediate "C" lioclnr

Us. gains in round

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k "I "pt.'n'3i.'3r'l'm':'r.'ti awn non" Sclwnnans School Ponds Miss pleasure in presenting HI! fol- i- 3.Til-.'mn'.l.'.t'?7;',..'.ilZ 0" "E" """"' lowing program over Radio Station CJRW this Saturday My 1:33: aid-i-rm men. must have pupib rss- leaning. Mcrclt 9. 7:30 PM.

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