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; meetings of the Federated Wo-

“Institutes. are hostesses for “le

: “ever. "they are. Joining with pro-| ie

. land. * gin today with the sub-execu-|

—— of the branch insti-

‘Kelly's Cross, Lady Fane, North

‘reports of much work done dur-

- during the yeare»Mrs.

lee. Bartlett, Tryon and Mrs. | stitutes convention and the As- Frank Quigley, Carleton Siding, | ociavon Women of! and a basket..of white flowers “e World convention,

was pl in their memory by: Another resolution calls for the

» —sihould be foremost in all their 7“ planning. She urged participation

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NATIONAL BOARD MEETINGS FST

~ Provincial Convention | For. SDU |

Of WIL. Slate

“Women from every province |p : of Canada will be arri in Charlottetown over the end

te attend the biennial board):

men’s Institutes of Canada. | Prince Edward Island Women’s; ~*

ladies will be in residence at Marion Hall of St. Dunstan’s University;..and most | of a. vee will be held |

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in the 26th provincial convention of Women's Institues which is!) heing held in Prince of Wa’ es | College,- July 7th and 8‘h. —Mrs. Keith Rarid,ef% Hams, N.S. the national a 1s dent, ‘who was guest speaker" atl last year’s annual tonventio here, is no stranger to Island institute membefs. Dr. Naa Adams, A.C.W.W. vice-presiden for Canada, has also addres.

a former convention. For mos of the others it will be their, first visit {o Prince Edward Is-!

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R. D. STEWART

6th until Friday, July 10th. All sessions will be well-filled with |important business. The. board | meetings are preparatory to the conference of the international | organization, fhe Associated Country Women of the World,

Federated board meetings be-

wed in session. Ful] board meet- continue from Monday, July

- County Line District Holds W.1. Convention

over paper, which was very help-

ful. * Miss Irene Mountain,

\ORAPAUD — The 32nd annual convention of County. Line No. 2 District Women's Institute's was held in Crapaud hall. The district president, Mrs. Ralph Mac@aull, presided, with Mrs. ‘John Myers -as secretary. Also geated on the platform were the

home

ion on salad makeing. She pre- pared a salad to be used as an ‘accompaniment to a meal, a main dish salad and a dessert salad.

Mrs.. Julian Herring — brought greetings from the provincial board: She suggested putting In- stitute projects first, sharing special programs with the In- stitute News and subscribing to tthe Federated News.

North Tryon then entertained with Fun and Nonsense which was much enjoyed. Gordon Cot- ton, Lady Fane, delighted his audience with a vocal] solo.

It was. moved by Mrs. John. Francis and" seconded by Mrs. Roy Gallant, that this. district

de- eorated with potted plants and

apring flowers, ‘artistically ar- Sieand hy te ladies of Hamp- ton Institute. A display of handi- erat by South Melville made a pleasing bac:

kground. Mrs. Arthur Simmons, Crapaud graciously. _ welcomed the dele- gates and visitors and a fitting response was made by Mrs. Ur-

ville Large of Albany The roll call aanel 111 dele sae from the following Insti-

Cc adopt as a special project, a se eee: —_— doa scholarship fund. for grade ten Crapaud, Hampton, students: of this district who

. stand highest in the matricula-

tion exams. It. was moved by) Mrs. Leroy Howatt and seconded by Mrs. Verner Moore, that Mrs. Brent Wood, Crapaud; Mrs. George Dunsford, Hampton and Mrs;Fohn~Myers;—Carleton, appointed as the scholarship fund cémmitiee. | RESOLUTIONS

A resolution read by "Mrs. John Simmons was approved .to the ‘effect that the provincial gov- ernment discontinue its program of paying grants to each insti- tute, and the money instead be used to pay expenses of delegat- es to the Federated Women's

Tryon. South Melvilie, Tryon, Victoria and Westmoriand and 10 ‘visitors present

The secretaries ‘of the branch institutes gave very encouraging

ing the year. eer

A lively singwong was led by Mrs. Kenneth Lean of Vic- toria.with Mrs. Leroy Howatt as pianist.

Two minutes silence was ob- served in memory of deceased members who had passed away Wallace Stewart, Victoria, Mrs. Donald Murchison,’ Victoria, Mrs. Char-

-ereetion of signs by the various institutes, and a third calls for the printing of the names on mail boxes. OFFICERS ELECTED

DeSable. will entertain . next year's convention and Crapaud will have the, officers, who are as follows: President, Mrs. Frank Myers; vice-president, Mrs. Arthur Simmons; _ secret- ary, Mrs. John,;Simmons. The following members were appoin- ted on the execttive: Albany, Mrs. Lorne Noonan, Mrs. Elis- worth Noonan; Augustine Cove, Mrs. Alban Gaudet, Mrs. Eric Robinson; Cape Traverse, Mrs. Jack Darrach, Mrs. Vernon Mut- tart; Carleton Siding» Mrs. Wil- 'ber Cairns, Mrs. ldon WNic- holson;~ DeSable, Mrs. Ni

Mrs. Watren Inman of Hampton. Mrs. L. S. Macleod paid a love- ly tribute to Mrs. Donald Mur- chison who had been an active institute member for 37 years.

- Miss Theresa MacLeod, super- visor of Women's Institutes @poke on ases of Institute work, stressig co-operation with leaders, program planning, the use of films in programs, and the study of mew fabrics and Canada’s food rules through the many = phamphiets available, radio, television and from _ the Women’s Institute office. She reminded the members. that in their motto “For Home and Country”, home comes first and

-in the Tweedsmuir competitions ;

and el ide adie Gillis, Mrs. Gordon Holmes; concluded ddress Hampton, Mrs. Earle Callbeck, giving the rules for a Rood In. re ; warden. Mrs. Victor Ferguson; . Kelly’s stitute de: "}'Cross, es, Clarence Curley,

DEMONSTRATIONS ice hails = Mis. Borden Walton then de- ds a Monaghan; dy

F | Thonstrated the piecing of a quilt st maker agen eee

Mrs. Lorne Inman, Mrs. Vernon LAT E NOTICES

Inman; South Melville, . Mrs. (Alsa see annduncements in-

Emmett Gorman, Mrs. Emmeit eelumns adjoining Classified Advertising Section.) e

WacLFOD_—At his home a8 | Goose River on July 3, 1959, Francis’ Archibald MacLeod,|. A vote of thanks was extended age 84 years. His rémains will I i all who participated in the af- be transferred at 1 o'clock this ternoon program by Mrs. Don- afternoon from the Hem2ésscy ald MacDonald of Augustine Funeral Home ‘to his late re- | Cove. sidence. Funeral arrangements | At‘the supper, hour a delicious will be announced later. » | salad supper was served by _ the

Mrs. Percy Foy; Victoria, Mrs |Charles Howatt, Mrs. Richard | MacQuarrie; Westmorland, Mrs. Wrixon Moore, Mrs. Arthur Sherren.

4 | qual provincial. convention this

aie:

| de out of proportion for a coun- iny the size of Canada. The de-

economist, gave-—a demorstrat-|

-be| marine, Mr. Pearkes said—this

ci®tati In fact the United Kingdom was

| MeQuaid; Tryon, Mrs. Keith Foy.) navy, Mr. Pearkes said ‘‘we have

stay

, whieh follows in August in Edin-

burgh, .

Two Island women, Mrs. Lloyd Wilkie of Alberton, and Mrs, Harold Laird of Kensington will be in attendance. ‘at this inter-

national conference. Approxim-

year. _ Many other visitors have gnified their intention of being

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‘Montague 7-2; The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., July 4,

present at: various sessions, so chat ‘they might hear the -many

peak!

some ot the distinguished guests.

Pearson

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fence department kept a battalion “in the highest state of readi- ness'’ for amy emergency..

strengthened by 22 long- and me- dium-range transports.

Haroki Winch (CCF —- Van- couver East) said it is “‘ridicul- ous that not even a 900 - man

time ty air today.

Mr. Pearkes claimed this could be done in an emergency if other tasks of RCAF’ Transport Com- mand were cancelled. NUCLEAR AGREEMENT

Mr. Pearkes — informed Mr. Pearson that the stage is fast

the U.S. can sign an agreement for use of American nuclear wea- pons by Canadian forces.

Mr. Pearson again insisted that these weapons must be under Canadian control. «

Mr. Pearkes said this is under consideration and the subject of negotiation with the U.S.

Success of the U.S. in develop-/| ph ing nuclear - powered submar- ines, in the*course of time it have nuclear eubs.

He wondered whether the Cana- dian navy's method of sub detec- tion would be effective against this kind of threat. He wondered whether the minister could give reasonable assurance that sub- detection methods are effective enough to warrant construction of | destroyer escorts. . REAL

Mr. Pearkes described - the a as “a very real prob- lem" and one to which the naval staff ie giving most serious con- sideration.

In response to Mr.. Pearson's pointing out that- a U.S. admiral had stated that the best answer to a submarine is another. sub-

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has not yet been proven.

Mr. Winch said he wonders whether the government could not save ‘‘a few hundred million dollars’ elsewhere and use the money. on anti-sub spending.

Mr. Pearkes, who was general in command on the we oast when a Japanese sub fired a shell against British Columbia during the-Gecond World War, -said the defence department is doing all

Mr. Pearkes said RCAF airl Transport Command is being.

battalion can be moved at one]

approaching when Canada and .

'W.I. Held In

/ald”~ Schurman | meeting with

i . y a eae poke at x ; : ee ~ a aS Bs e ~ a 5 : eS % ree a ae ay a9 4 ee e - een a Soh ee ek: SF ES Ree es . he oh Mi fae * 5 \ : Miss Arlyn Jane MacLeod) student at Prince of Wales/Col-

a contestant from Borden, in the She is also—a—student— Summerside Lobster Carnival Sea Queen Contest, is a 116 pound, natural blonde, 5° 5”

tourist receptionist on the M.V.

lege.

Kenzie-. | Plans ton

in Charlottetown, and ntinue her academic

Abegweit during the ~ summer | career towards a degree in holidays. With an exceptionally| medicine. Miss MacLeod is a of Mr. and

brilliant scholastic record, Ariyn} daughter Mas Jane led all Island._students . in| Everett.MacLeod of Borden.

the Grade X Provinciat~ Exami-| tries in the Sea Queen Contest ——— in 1958, and - this.-year| close today and so far there are

was the Grade XI honor’ 17 Island beauties entered.

District Convention Of ©. eaerneen

The District Conveggion of the| ducted a singsong with Mrs. Har- Women's Institutes of New An-|old Moase as pianist, and Mrs. man, Traveller's Rest, Sher-| Roy Walker as song leader. brooke, Reid's Corner, Linkletter | The W.J. Supervisor, Miss Ther- Belmont, Lot 16, St. Eleanor’s| esa MacLeod, spoke to the mem- and Lot 16 was held in St. Mark’s| bers and introduced the names Hall, Kensington, on Wednesday | of Miss Jean Gillis, Miss Irene afternoon, June 24th. | Mountain and Miss

The convention was in charge Jean MacDonfild, who had join- of the New Annan group and the | ed the staff as permanent mem- presiding officer was Mrs. Don-| bers after graduating in Home wo opened the @conemics.

“Oo Canada” the | Speakiig on the ~ theme, “The “Institute Ode’, and the ‘ ‘Creed” Home", the ‘Community’ and Mrs. Stewart Moase gave the “The Women's Institutes”, Miss

address of welcome, and tihe | Macleod said - there are many

Traveller's Rest group responded | ways for women to acquire more with guitable words in song. knowledge in home~ making and

it The -president’s report was objectives. She advised mem-

owed by the minutes of last pers to exchange

‘convention read by the secre-\others and mentioned the group tary, Mrs. Waiter Moase. Roll- | which had shown originality in call revealed a count of approx-/ replying to the address .of wel-

it_can to protect_both east and | west shores from submarine at- tack. |

The “menace” had Increased since the jast war. now could fire missiles from their | decks. Further developments | could he expected.

.NO MISSILE DEFENCE

At present, he said, there was | mo defence against — once they were launc

In view of this, the defence de- partment was developing the abil- ity of the naval forces to hunt out and destroy submarines as far from the coasts as possible, hundreds of miles if necessary. ‘

“I believe our ships are equipped with the best types of detection devices procurable in any country,” Mr. Pearkes said.

buying some of this detectoin equipment from Canada. .

All destroyer escorts were equipped with torpedoes with warheads enabling them to. “home’-on a target, and all had | equipment for firing baiteries of depth chargés in pattern.

As to Mr. Winch's Suggestion that more money be spent on the

to strike a reasonable balance.” This year the navy was getting 18 per. cent of the defence ap- propriations. :

ed to $25.14, and after expe

Some subs | no

| complished . was clearly evident)

are deducted will be coir tbuted to io the beescoen Children’s Fund.

imately 100 members and visil-| come with a Sng. The many new jors. In announcing a one minute | textiles on—the—marketshe—con-| silence for departed members. | sidered worthy of study in order the president said she=was hap- to gain satisfaction from goods py to report that there had ‘been deceased members in this | group since the last convention. iThat a great deal had been ac-

_ MONTREAL TO

in a report compiled from the -re- | ports of the nine institutes on the’ year's activi and read by! Mrs. Clarence Marchbank. | A member of the Provincial Ex- ecutive, Mrs. Arthur Campbell, of Springbrook, convener -of Cul- tural Activities, addressed the meeting and. congratulated the, district executive on the taste-| arranged decorationg. of |

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At Wedding Anniversary: appreciation

Members of their family and close relatives gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Paynter, Long River, on Thurs- day evehing, June 18, to honor them on the occasion of théir “@th wedding anniversary which was rated quietly owing to the il of Mr. Paynter.

An address “voicing affection and esteem, congratulations and

good wishes was read by their |i

daughter, Mrs. Henry Meek, and an electric floor polisher, and a)

purse of money was presented by a daughter, Mrs. Edwin Cole, on behalf of those present. Mrs. Pay- ater replied expressing for her- self and per husband, their

purchased. piano and voice under the in-| community there is need for struction of Miss Lillian Mac-| group enterprise, but it must “pe

something that will benefit the community, such as the W.1. Beautification competition. Other W.I. competitions are the | program ~ planning — competitions in which 30 institutes were enter- ed this year, and -the quilt block and song contest. The supervisor teeter thanks and apprecia- tion to the 4H Club Leaders. Mrs. M.J. Doyle who was to have been present sent--her re-

“| grets as she had just returned

from Civil Defence Course at Arnprior, Ontario. Mrs. Leith): Clark, of Linkletter, thanked the speaker.

Here the meeting recesned for the purpose of viewing the beau- tiful handicraft display’.

ingly demonstrated the making of

pinwheel, and other types. Mrs. Kenneth -Maclean of Lot 16 thanked Miss Gillis.

Fun and: Nonsense was staged | by Southwest Lot 16.

convention which will be ~in- charge of Traveller's Rest were |

Walker;. vice-president, Mrs.) | Clarence Marctbank; secretary, Mrs. George Waite.

A collection amounting to $20.- 05 was taken for the Retarded Children’s Society. The members of New Annan W.I. servéd a de- licious ham and salad supper at the close of the mee‘ing.

brought in by Mrs. Edward Lau:

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crane and potted plants, and | AND RETURN. sicp-over in * You fy Economy Clase also’ the excellent display of ee ees ne —24 months te Pay the handicrafts. She reminded the extra fare See your Trovel Agent. belance. 3 members of their obligation to the.

organization, for example,—the <

Hame Fconomics-~ Scholarship |

Fund for which $1.00 is asked ‘of each Institute. - The publications of the W.I. at different levels, she said should be read: The Institute News, The | Federated News of which Mrs. | Harold Laird of Kensington ‘is editor, atid the Country Woman, published by the A.C.W:W. Speak- ¢ ing of the . Musical and, Drama festivals she urged the Institut- es to get behind the Drama Fes- tival as only about 10 percent of

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THE- MOST EXPERIENCED

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the “are members. Mrs, Clarenc Marchbank, thgnbed the speaker.

The ee s Rest group con-

— At the Charlotte-/ ladies of Crapa town Hospital on“Ftiday, July| Th evening session opened - 3, 1959, Mrs. Pearl Croken,| With the singing of “O Canada’y mother of Allison Croken, 11 i See 5 Dag ammne ne ” Spring Street, in her 6ist_year. © orm & Her remains are resting at the introduced by Mrs. MacCaull. Charlottetown Funeral Home|. CTapaud school children then’ from where the funeral will be | favored the large crowd present | held Monday morning -leaving | With @ rhythm band number. A) the Funeral Home at 8:45 for | Piano solo by Miriam Gamble, a Requiem High Mass at St. reading “Men Get Married Too” Dunstan's Basilica at 9 o'clock, | bY Shirley Green, and a square Interment. in the Catholic, dance by Augustine Cove junior. cemetery. pupils were much enjoyed. \GUEST SPEAKER MacDOUGALL — At 327 Grafion; The guest speaker, Mrs. Harry Street. on July 3, 1959. Mrs. {Oudmore, director of Red Cross Donald MacDougall of Bed-|first aid and water safety, was ford,_age—80_years. Her re-| introduced” by the president, mains are resting at the Hen-| Mrs. Cudmore spoke on the nessey Funeral Home until 5} theme “Accident .Prevention in o'clock this afternoon at which! the Home", stressing: the enjog- time they: will be transferred | ment of living.’ She said to enjoy to the home of her son, Aeneas

living we. must five safely, and MacDougall,, Bedford. from) spoke on the ‘progfams made where the funeral will take}

available’ by the Red Cross to place on Monday morning at 9j help all live sets Mrs. Cud- o'clock to St. Michael's Church,

more was thanked by Mrs. Ava- Corran Bann, for. Requiem|lah MacCallum .for her timely

address. The collection reroiwed amount.

High Mass. Interment in the

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party sandwiches: yolled, ribbon,.

+—The officers for next year's

introduced: President, Mrs. Roy |

The follcwing resolutions. were,

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Miss Jean Gillis very interest-,

body as ether

eonsumption of alcoholic beverag) es is a menace to the youth of our province, and to the safety of

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Therefore be it resolved that we urge the provincial authorities.

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be a sunny day

forecast district,

localities. Forecasts:

and warmer; light

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and Edmundston 50 and 80. Hook for- Sunday: Sunny.

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HALIFAX (CP) — The monty

with» tempera- tures reaching. the 70s at most

Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Is- land and New Brunswick: Sunny - winds. Low- high at Halifax, Kentville, Saint liton 50 and 75, Yarmouth.48 and 65, New Glas- gow, Goshen and Sydney 42 and

70,

Moncton 48 and 75, Fredericton

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BY we APPRECIATION

The Prins County Exhibition and Driving Park\Ltd., wish to extend grateful appreciation to all who contributed in making the Dominion Day racp meet at Summerside such an outstanding success!

Many thanks to the “Corporation of Summerside” who assisted

through the medium of the street ee: the electric light depart-

men and the police department. Our gretetel- appreciation to the

nae Driving Park”

whose helpful co-operation was tendered . through our friend Mr. Jack

Kennedy. Also our ‘thanks to. Mr. Frank Charlottetown on the excellent classification,

Aedrn and Mrs. Ida Yeo of

administration, as well as Mr. Cliff Rankin, hoe judge and "rT sup-

ae eee

appreciation to the “Kinsmen of Summerside” for the advance ticket

sale ahd the work done at the refreshment stand. To ‘

~-horsemen”

announcing and business

‘programs. Our .

High tide today at Charlotte- town at 8.48 and 10.35 p.m. Sunday at 9.37 a.m. and 11.19 p. m. At Rustico at 4.10 a.m.~and Sunday at 4.47 a.m. Summerside provincial | tide eighteen minutes later than

Charlottetown. Sun: rises paar at 4.31 a.m. and sets at 8.03 p.m. and rises Sunday at 4,32 a.m. and sets

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"Vacation TRAILER for their good sportsmanship and uncomplaining participation ie . ea ee = Our greatest appreciation to the BPE who favored the meet S P i C i A L A RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS with an attendance which was very close to thirty-five hundreds GRADE V TO MATRICULATION " 16 ft. Brand New. General -Trailer samwaitliaiemaigeieaana An additional word of thanks to those from the eastern-part of the Four Square Education and development ——— = : Sleeps 5 an for your son Province and to the “race fans from- Charlottetown”, It was good to ‘ 1 Emphasis is en 3 Sine hoy who te have you" with us! , Z | Reg $1498 $4 | og A agome Papewrge graye Bytes The Association ts Indeed happy to advise the sportsmen ot Now. only ee Semmes. | Seal. comm one eel i. SUNS Ree ee that as a result of this most successful Dominion <aitention ter ih ite oe Le : Day, the future of the track for the forthcoming year is fully coco ALSO:: See the Brand. New McGinniss |: 2. The school srovides asthe wapaedltn wi with ‘encouraging prospects for beyond that, ne “OUR THANKS T | teligious = instruc e discipline. ximum a8 ‘ALL.” e Vacation Trailer now la stock: es ae nepesieny tor ney Sate & Gtnn 00 Oe Me, $1 150. 00 * wore. round development. he * 7 | ee : een Only |] Well equipped resid ; an ideal at ve t A fs ncscter cies enemies ie caste 1]. PRINCE COUNTY EXHIBITION STEVE MARZEC |sescvcraoe mre = erm mf gees or details apply to:. ‘ : a | TRAILER SALES ~]| WINDSOR, NOVA scoTIA. ~ and DRIVING PARK LTD. Relds Corner .. Suramerside | Phone: 76-24 | L. R. GESNER, B.A., Dip, Ed., Headmaster. -

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