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Dddfellows And liebekahs Observe Nalal Day

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWiSI

caimiii. GUARDIANiCa1)1111111gC1g1.an10ny For congregational

...”:::.:"lr."'.:.E?i.::":.?:..::i::iP.E.I. Hospital Students '"""" MI"? W

PAGE nve

WANTED WAREHOUSE

AirRii1.”25, 1953

..c.A---

crystal D-hapter Entertains Visitors

of I newly nature may be inserted

at five cents I word. strictly pay lmmm Congrega-

tional Dimer of the Kirk of 8.

e--C 1 PERMANENT WAREHOUSE Gmlyg Horton of Halifax.

W; C nd Matron of the 0r- T..m......bk In 'd"""' 1 Seven junior student nurses at enicemfsllzl&tglIiIg;vDI;:1l9Iwx:5 N" James was held in the Kirk Hail . f ra ”'--m'-' m--:- . . . . . - - v e se- 1rhe mmrn 511111 01 rown Tani - Phone taco-all 1Jl11c:)b1i11.101-1. 11:11:: ;1f0t:r mlrvim D1l;wacLe1m' chmmm 01 1:11 1r11i1)e111ra Szilclsoeliiegnlall The 0111111”; and 1111111111111 To store three cars feed grain, 4-lo. riovince of N0" 5”” W BELANGER RANGES for c :11 were granted their ”Caps" and Ic- the Board 01 TWMW Of the HOP very tar-e gathering of adults and of Charlottetown last night ceie- 1, 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 rt:-isriiction over Prince Edward wood or oil. Bryenton & .MacKOal' 'lC01'd9d A step forward towards the pltal. PW-Sided ll '91" CXEYCI595 "id children? The little folks had their brated the one hundred and '0 "3 ms 0" 0" "H" n" hay mLk3'

led by Mrs. Fitn- Imndf-:1:1lr;)l?;l1i,uIif Halifax, Grand irlfjshhl made her official visit to r';.-1-root 'c:i-rapier-, No. 1.1 at V1115 1111,o,,1c Temple, on F: ay c 11111 1115; when a. large number of ' d iitors were fires- ”"""bm mtihe mark of the Order

title "R. N.". at a brief .but im- pressive ceremony at the Cundall Home last evening.

The clipping and candlellghting exercises and the presentation of Gideon Bibles followed an address to the preliminary students by Rev.

expressed the hope that the stu- dents would face boldly and vali- aptly any discouragement which might be offered by nights of vigil and disappointment. always hear- ing in mind the great and vital necessity of the work they are en-

supper first and then enjoyed a thirty fourth anniversary of the programme of films. Presiding over founding of the Order by Thom- the banquet, Dr. R. Gordon Lea,Ing wildey. During the interven- Chalrman of the Board of Trus-ling years the Order has made tees, welcomed the great com- lg.-em, progress both in member- may and introduced the suesis ship and fraternal benefits and at the' head table who includedlmdny it Is one of the greaielt

DR. J. W. McKEN'I.ll') has re-

PHONE 288-J sumed practice at the Pulyclinic.

ICE CREAM by the cone, by the brick or in a sealer is the ans- wer for good eating.

cnt i015,” 11 1.21111 w111e1.1.,1-1 J. T. Irwin in which he compli- gaged in, and the confidence that His Honour, the Lt.-Governor nnd'11-agernnl organizations in the exemplllled md .531” Ml”; Fol: HEALTR - Milk for merited the students on the career patients and doctors repose in them. Mrs. T. W, L. Prowse. His Wor- Iw,,,1111 upo" mree cum, 5 I f C stal Beauty. Milk for Strength. they had chosen. He admonished Miss Jean Davison rendered a ship the Mayor and Mrs. J. David' I..'ist evening in "W 1,043”. Thee1.vVgI1:1?;. 1l1x:;1:np1f14xg1-fyprg- them to remember that their goal piano solo as did also Miss Doris Stewart, HIS RBVETEW-9 the Mmii" iroom the members and friends1

Cll:g'- M1 1111 1115151911 1,1, 3,0. cuxvls CAN '1-:u,m), The reg. was one of the greatest anyone can Clark, while I Pllmo duet by the ter and Mrs, '1', H, B, Somers, the lot the Charlottetown lodse: were std I ' l

HELENIS DRESS SHOP

. .- -, 1 . 11 1 .11- . 1 1-113: Y 111 11 v , 1 1” P11 111, Davcr gnd Kathleen Clerk of” the Kirk Session, Mr. Neil: .1111. tei.-tuined by ”The l”” Morley E Smmh worthy ilzlilifiglaclhcsgaimliltilitiukiteild (TIT rhi-7.-.I.i.-W 'i'iiLgu:egltiieloii.: lizil-Ioizv CE)el'ni1)oBll'Il!y Cdoffieri coiiltributed to the musical 13. Macbearl and Mrs. M301-elm Blld ifr?3iLdi...-in from the Montaguci Pwnn hich had just May 13! has been cancelled. H whose names are history," he said. portion of the i'!r08lImmE- Th?” M9 W” R Burnett F0ummngll.od;(es with Bro. Gordon Coffin Th” Md” mom wced 1-Domed ' .' "The Great Physician reveals him- hymns were sun! comillldlllil Wllll bl": bl” mm” speeches by m” in masicr of ceremonies. This been tmiwly egixuiofckgrognd and CANADIAV ASSOCIATIOV nl self in the work you have set out ”Blast be the tie that Binds" which H0”-d T111 Lg Pgowse. i-lIedR1eZ- 11111111511111 m,u1,e or entertainers .1 mos mpr i r ' , ' " v'l1 v" 1 11 d b the National We" - - ' Omen E” L d d ti following program. - was muc'h admkeqllyly Lhethdurnnlgl: gIJiIiIiI:giie'rs 7l'lo)5:)cll'It:E'.ElC'(l)tlT8 I.iEisOs:II'v?gea"y.e” M be Mm you zritheni) 3:; the yBenedlction. w"I' R' Bumeni the Chairman .irrinvveliriecli nI1Ie numbers were hcart- '1”5h:1d1:1.:1:let,:r' u we as C N come. 3' I . ) Mr. vlc Runiz made the Gideon Light refreshments were served thanked the ladies of the Kirk 1.1111 encorem Elf '

11 1118 um wag.”-lng of do. as Bible presentations amisted by Mrs following the Ceremony. which Auxmary Md me members of me Remarks: by the chairman. 501'- Fo ow ” '

1 1 1 Young Womenls Group who had . . greets and routine business. Sister Ma.cDONALD itaoio sanvica Blair .vi1r1oi)11naid1hia1r. i1u11tz Cab ware ;n1ce:y::iceii1ye:1ri1a)r1i'd.sMi11id 3:18;: 10 01111111 51111111 15 11011me&1ooS1 ot;t1)1i1i'in.11) T111111 Mum 1" 81 reeled e ' on we M. .. - m SEW Hormm W5" al,a1rC?lsBa- gggln HTS?) Efent Stmf1lliot?cpel2Oe7 "vT1liite" bible would become rout- Tge Junior Students receiving Qusly ””d9 by Mr5VA1bF”L- R'9”P- 'l-nose yfnaearlng Young Charms. neicome on behalf of rye D 3- - - 1 1 Mudred 111111166” CD11 'Thc Men of the Kirk' under the- S 1 1 Gama B111, M11. 111 D1 1 1 1 1 1 1 is" was BIVHI IDY 51”? Park? ST 11AL,L.S SFN1111. 91 1 11"” I'1'1eVc" huifdgetguzudz bum: ;:."p5R:1"1ge11ay Veda 1.1-111111111 Rodd leadership of their President, Mi:'1M3E1”11'm1 Y ' RACK OF DRLSSLS ., . . - . . .' esnes eiiiiusc, in, , . , . o . . . ptimh was wry zracmusy "cap meets t0'llorrow niorninl: iilL1i0e(il4II:.VSe;il;eEen1pXe B Y w1mloe' Sylvia June Semme.lEd(ensr. rift s2Euasl:cc?2fIanEg;cthe:hiT:nth: Reading: Mrs. Al.-Shl:ITC,)I'!flCC Assorted Slzesv ('I'”31'lilS.', Hi. 35.93) llli 2 TOT Silillll sister Hod-ion in her address o'clock with it class for cvcry Mrs, Lois MacDonald presented ington, Joan Isa1be1l1eM5ivc;1:fr11a C1121: 11111111111111. 11111o111.11e11 111 11111 11111161. l(1lSEF1llllCg;:K1nn::C- rnniniciided the Chapter 101' WG1-l' SCll0l8F- All l'fi0li”il79l5 MP ulllleil ilic nurses with their caps and Leary, l"rancesma Eva n. Dover 1.11111 11.11511, 11 11mg1.11m111e 01. 1111111111 ans lolil 1 M le Chorus. M”. RACK OF SHORTIES efficient work and expressed her to attend. Miss Audrey ilorne performed the lottetovin. Phy I ll . 111111 been 111.m1111ed 111, the Church .00 am a 8 4

.)

1,1;-qsxlre at the welcome she had

The Flor- 1p1rlFd in Charlottetown. Sister

Dunstaffnage and Doris Lyle Mac- Eweri, Rollo Bay.

Candlelight ceremony. Nflmallih Bafld

Miss Florence MacDonald

01111111511 111,1 E1 L1111111 Mcxenyl Regular to S23.E)3, clearing . .... ,, Sf).fiS in SIS”

ILL IN HOSl'l'l'.-CL -- l"FlElidS oi 1

. . - lit and mcmded the Xouowmgl Solo: . 1vh 11-1511 CV77 rm-V Campbell also spoke briefly words W. E. Gillespie. l28 Upper Prmcrl artists: Miss Phyllis Clark, Mus- Du” 3"” C,h,”””' '" y;L()UsEs regular S4 98 for Sil tilt in Si or praise and thanks 101' her 9"" Slflelr T98TClv his 59l10ll5 lllllt-55l tar John Fielding and Paul Mus- EV” 3”? 5””I'"3' , C1 , ' r ' ' """""""" ” ' ” 1 ,-oyatrie visit to Charlottetown. in the P. E. Island Hospital. tard. Miss Nancy MacNeviii. Miss Solo and Male Chorus. met

at the close of the evening, deli-

Commends High Quality

on April 22nd,

and Reverend Leo Herrell.

mil.

FITTED FOOTWEAR i75 Queen St.-Currie Bldg.

The observance of the Feast or the

High Mass was celebrated in the

end Justin MacDonald, Ollhcr clergy present were Reverend Dr. Glllls

and clusters of white and rose oar- mttiom. enhanced the beauty and splendor of the oeremonles carried

nTii?n's'

mi .Xl.)l'lI 22nd, 1953, to Mr. ii daughter. '1 lbs. 10 oas.

I.ARliFrOn April 15th. 1953.

'i Mi. David William. Ill-Jutociiljs

mung llelizlit 'l'1bs. l(',-'. on, nuaiiis

1"? isizinti Hospital, April 24, w

mm G. Cn

:Iff'rt in his 55th year. The r

mns are resting at the Cutclif

nnmi. service

orsc,

N.D. Nlaclean

Charlottetown and North Wllhhlre

PHONE 149

(lA.i(iP?l'7LI.-Sudrl-e-rilyiti-t-TI17

:'1il1ncral'Homo where funeral ser- ies will be held Sunday after-

3irJoiToiioALi:At Souris Hospital and Mrs. Henry MacDougall. St. Peters,

at

llie Kingston, Ontario. General Hos- lilial, to Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Large,

luaustlnc Cove, (nee Phyllis wad- ii. daughter. Judy Irene.

P. ll-

mpbcll of 262 Queen

9. lo

Bolgcr, who also officiated at tlic!,11 Nm.,1 smm mg New Bruns- grave. lntcrmeiit was in 'tlic Rnm- 11.11.11 were also 111 Eugndance,

, , ”L"IlZll'E you assembled here to in- tended the I1m.1)8l'lliI Lilo Iil.S'lll'-I1.11-101111 11.13 new 1313111, and familiar- ance Convention which was held jag 1.0111.51,1,,1,5 11.1111 115 opefnuong1"

given to another local man I0l' a. similar offence. A city rcsidcnt speeder and one from Marshficlti

residence of Philip Baird, Moi-cil River, to St. Lawrence Church where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. Cliarlcs Mc- Carthy. Present in the saiictuxiry were Rev. Phalcii MncKcnii:i niirl

les Mocsrthy. Interment was in the church cemetery wlicre scr-' vice was conducted by Rev. RE'.'.:ill- aid Phaleii.

visit, to the City, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Kccfc. 1

Mr. and Mrs. Orin Siiiioiis aiiti' son Jackie have left for Cillcllgol Where Ml". Sinions will nti.eiio' ihcl Liquid Petroleum Gas ASSOClaIlOl1l convention. i

Friends of Air. (iiirfield (,'iiiii:l)lc,:

formerly of this provliicc, will rc-1 gret In learn he is A paticiit in ilic

operation. All join in wisliinl; him a speedy recovery.

A Mother's tlltrayer

By P. H. MacArthur do Lliicolii Millcl

Dear Father. God of love and liizht.

We pray thee guard our vniicnt sons.

Keep bright their

vision of the

guns

Are belching death from lrft in. right. i

'Mid dreary scenes and pngani

n 3, Keep clean their souls from crucl To EIOEICMIHVEG and ruined lriiiris;

Fresh faith and hope and liberty. Thy care eiifold them when hard

pressed: And should some pay the last great I:

e. To lfnlsh conflict and win peace. Accept. Dear Lord, their sacrifice: Their souls from every stain re- lease.

l ment of

While bccf does not command as high a price as a year ago," Mr. C.'ii'i'oll continued, ”there are aplen-

Highly Pleasing

"I read with pleasure in this iiiorniiig's Guardiaii of the Island- iilec Yorksliirc swine being order-

concerned endorse- which

liilzlily IS

pleasing to all an unqualified the development has taken place here."

In 1952 North America had the

and

Mr, C. C. Polkliighomc, general SJICS iiiaiiagcr. Mr. W. W. Loaby. lloroiilo plant manager, and Ml. , W. Coiidlin. To onto sales iiiaii:igcr. ilew direct from To- rnitio with Ml". Carroll in the ('Olllpall,V piniie yesterday morning. Capt. George McLean and co- pilot Tod Lawrence after landing lit Charlotfctolvn with the Toronto piirfy, . adc two round trips to New Glasgow and ferried the and Newfoundland

tlliy at the Charlottetown Hotel when the whole range 0? meat products, produce. canned goods. snap, ctc., handled by Canada Packers will be dealt with in ad- tircsscs by department heads. and iollowcd by a question period.

Those in attendance will be iciidcred rt dinner at the Char- lottetown at the i.unCIllSl0Il of the business sessions tomorrow eve- iiing.

In Red Cross Drive

Unricr the leiideiship of Mr. Hugh

current Red Cross campllslt Thu is almost double the sum collected in this district last you and re- flects great. credit not only on the collector but on the contributors and shows that both are quite convinced as to the worth of the cause to which they have lub- scribed. 1 -

J. P. Nicholson for the defendants. In the case of John R. Skinner,

the defendant drove through a. stop sign on Belvedere Avenue on

is for damages for injuries sus- tained last July 22 when the plain- tiff. then 5, was crossing Long-

Delehrated Their Golden Anniversary

ed their Golden Wedding Anniver- sary. They were married 50 years ago in the Free Church Manse, Renrfrew, Scotland. and came to this Province in 1910. Mr. Camp- bell is still following his trade as

born here are Jack, Elizabeth, Tom, Marjorie and Hugh.

Last night they held a quiet re- ception at their home for their family and a. few close friends. Both Mr. and Mrs. Campbell are still very active and display keen interest in all events.

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CHARLOTTETOWN

'18 Euston St. PHONE 508

Complete Funeral and Ambulance Service

--Direclors- B. E. Bradley J. W. Mcltonna

FOR SALE

Large glass front, 3 shelf

wall show case complete two door cupboard, suitable

for clothes press.

TAYLORS J EWELLERS

Reireshnicnts were served and'

new officers of the Society for the dancmg 111111011111 by 1111

forthcoming year. Patron Mr. Thos.

"MUSICAL FESTIVAL PROGRAM

Pius Cailaglian, re-elected: secret- "I71 April 26”” ary. iiamld Power:

Sg1.A1.A1-"151 Festival begins May list, P. W. C. Al.l(ilIOl'lLllll. Addi-

E7

officers for the coming year, the

the wonderful meeung adjourned,

support received

1 MAY 2nd, SATURDAY 9:30 A.M. from the general membership dur-

, were each fined am and costs or 11,11 1,,.o51,em 10, ,1 good 11m,,,c1,1 w,11.111 111111111 11111 11,111 111111111111, ins the part;-1ear. It was rep.ort- Class 2-Highland Fling 7”” Glegmlan M”! X3 in "it 29 days and B. resident of Cnvcii- mm." 1.1,... good 51001,,” 11111111 111, 11 111111611 owned 11111 cd by the retiring president that C1355 1..sw01-11 Dance morning. and the hymns during the dlsh who drove throiigli a rod Re 1111111111 the 1101.11 1111111111111 0 Hated 11 11111 demndam 111111”. the Society now enjoys one of the " C1 2 S C1 D Benediction in the evenig, by the light, was (med 510 31111 50515 01- M1, gC111.m11 1.111111 he 11.1111 1119311611 131., COHL111 11 Mr Mi Mbm largest membership in the history 11111111111, 111111111111, ,1 111, 91111,. i "355 ” War anc? grit dhgirs.L!i11reider lohte dli-e1cEoii of 10 clays. 111111 1111 1111c,1 Mend .1111 1111L1c11,,11. Farmer QC. M1, 11 1;,111c1,1111e ofltlge torgartiization which this year 51111111911 11. Thomptsonr who 111111 Class 3-Highland Fling everen r so n Patrc were .?. 1 11 , 111 1111 001.1 g ', l " ' ' ' ' cee raesi 128th aniiiversai-y. 1951,. 1 , blindingly rendered. ' FUNERAL rnuasoav - Thc :(e1Loi,m1,:ff 11,1111 gmf, 111i""i1 3:; liglefolliee l;;;9"j::1'1ceA1IMC”;5 13111;. John W. Hogan, chairman Am" ml" MAY 2nd, SATLRDA1 2 P. M. The chapel. with its altars tasl.e- funeral of Mrs. Mary Plialcn tool: . 1 1 1, 1 . 11 1,9. t ' ' 0 e property committee for the Sweet memories will ltnser forever. , nillydeoorated with ll mod to, re place Thursday moriiln from the mm" W1 h pm” C” M -H ” M"Gl”g”"l past year. submitted it my com- Time cannot change them that's U355 3rrSW0Fd Dance 3 W 3 the Government support price. swim -

plete report which was very favour- ably rccclvcd by the general mem- bership and all were most grate- ful to him for fl job well done. The officers of the Lndies' Auxil- lar.v were present at this meeting

true, Years that may come oannot never, Our loving remembrance of you.

Always Remembered by Herb, Ruth and Boys.

Remainder of Ciasscs as in program. SATURDAY 7:30 P. M. Class 162-"Piping".

1

. . Remainder of .- . ' ' " . Rev. Reginald Plialcii. Tlic iilill "fl 19” me 03ml” ExT'9IIm9m”I A? and submitted their annual report Clagscs aq 1” momrun bun” were Edward H”””"b”'l'-V hwm 3". Omwm for the Mr. and Mrs. Sam Campbell. to meme0llll!2.'l'l1r' Lndics' Aiixili-

i"”":"i. Eu--on R

can ee c, us c ruirc, inr-

and the president extended the sin- cere thanks of the Sociciy to the ladies for the splendid report which they submitted and for their co- operation during the past year. Brother Wilfrctl Smilh reported

Maple Leaf; Taxi

lowest number of cattle in rela- 11 3111- 111 111111111 11 - 1 M 111 1. .1 P-e1I:sEIIaI3 11011 to the hi-lmlin P0P”I”I9"o- sentlypesniploayced at l13r::lc Stgwrxsiftgs to :.I':l1!fln;.::ni(D)l' ;iIIll:p:)Clt1:S('lCl(I)il11II:fllu:; LUCKY NUMBER Mr. William T. liogrrs, cl-95111-11011 , N1.?1;1I:101(1)s f:?”1l1:1ep::'u1':)1?1 where the. has been for the past the MCNUIIY Family in Prince Ed- DHVE1 15 1111111111111 10 1113 home ilmlwg 119116 1050 three yeais. 1 Ward Island riiirliilz the month of 82506 YOI-If IIISIHCIICQ COIITISGIICT 1111011111 1111111551 1 .-17 I 1' 11 11 The couple had 10 cliildreli, five July. Bro. Smith was promised the 1 Hit? Olluwk ml 9385 9” ,W” W born in Scotland and five born full support or the general niem- . 500 Per Insertion Miss ..-......;.'..;;..:.. iW"'”l””.'f3li.f”:?.l..””:2 mm in some were be-shin in mans we protect M1302 "W 1"” East - 10 her home in Somnnmv 111ass11111iwtlinii usual to A getcr. Sam (now dec1easet1i111James. success. 1 l em Trust Building Charlottetown after spending a very dclirzliifull race and M”””' W 9 "mm F0”0Il'l"lZ Ill? liPl70l'l-S M II"? VHF”

n C tholic Cemctcr . 1 . 11 111 -7111 1 plaintiff vs G. Albert Darrach. dc- , 1. -1-11,1 p1,,1,e1m1,5 and 0.11-mellow; pM'r1onwe;,tbBu';1t1Jo151,1ex:1l111II1'aS H111 E a my QU'lx',h:)5lSlanl'l0l'Illlil(i;.In5:IIel5e cunvenstioxi fendant Judgment W33 illllell in E1g1:?1x:1'111.1SL '”ffc”:”"l'1,,.gL?3:f,11: will attend Divine service in Si. '”"fr'l' kw Y 0 0 5'Y 9” ATTEND CONVENTION - F e . T easur to favour of the plaintiff for seen and ' " ,- . . , .i , Church on Sunday morn- - v , Aluiriliae of Saint Joseph: Convent p1.11,1ce E11wu.11 151111111 111011 Om itmd In Ewes me great pl 3 110815 101. damage 10 1,115 Car whcn Thomas MCAimn, tieasurei, J. am” Illld T0 ltlllr PIOLJFRIII i

m.,11,1g .11-1,30 1,1, 11111111 mvmnd 11 5111111 11011111 111,11, B1.1111111.1C1'1 L111" 1" an 1111111116111 11111 C111 1111111111111 1111111111111 111111111 111111111 E:(e1r(31m1i1t?1agag.11 or-110011112: Mar.-1i1i1ai mucky EXPERT H, tions to Friday and Sattirday program. Monsignor McMahon, Chaplain of this week. Those in lltiClld&llCCI-11( 11 H1 am led to see some tiff's car which was proceeding mf ” or "N11 rt 1 the sodallty. were District Manager. Mr. Roy D. i:,?1p1.f,:1m1'11.111 111 "1111 111111111 111 110,111 11,, 11,111,911”. Road, The -E1l'1:n(e701ll(f:l1'1-V 1;i1unan1g1eubco11111rrii:,t1er1e1 WINNIPEG -((;)-11 An mthw MAY 1st, FRIDAY 1:30 P. M. R1311t;:ve:::121n;Mn:sB::ieE1;?1:y l:1T1OG1;I;;'g:g111a11191.f5 1g:,1Sn:1.l;m3tm1l1;1 lllclilndtllllxve53113111;::dI:1:et:11;)1I:c1:1h:; gsrtrtoffouilliie noDlI1aelTl1ifIgfell'j5ce O:r1:1T1.e gent Pxliig; inembership committee. ity on the history and culture of Class 1-Highland Fling (S010) tried and received thirty new mem- MacAleer. Huzitcr Ru-1'. R- V- ... siippiying the Marltimes with Messrs. rt. a. Bell. Q.(;. and c.. R. w:11m1'5f,”1””Mcf"”1y1uf1';'”r:1”g;l11':lf,”F ””””1.E””f1l”' (D; .l1'V11'11J'cRf””11f' C1355 10-GYOUD Hltzlllflild Pliiil; hora into the aodality. After the re- Lllfelly 8-lid M. 5- iBab8l M-"illl lslziild bcei when it quality product Foster were counsel for the plaln- Char11ab1e'Cmn'mmsee M1 Ambm:1'1ilh9 Umlm” V101” ”1;m 9””; 5 Class 1-Choral Reading Notion oeremony.Hls Excellency In- ” Ch”10”"0ll'"- is available. When the Island M111: Metsrs.Mvv.Pr1:1 BentCley1.o (11131 51111111. ' l lg? :1ee1311ggf: ;1uw11Ve1111 llgxforfgleig Class 2-Dancing rm-ed those present with an instruc- 1 7-D 1 frirnicrs recognize that beef cattle an H. F. .ac ee, Q. . r 111 was azregd 11131 the addition. CO” e he”'Am1h0r 01 mm C1855 21Chora1 Readm ill'O address. This was listened to POLICE COLRT T I” I1” Cm are not just a by-piod-uct of a. defendant. 1 111, 1) . ,UTl"'9d 99 . g . with close attention and very much Pwce 0”” 3'e5m'd”l' I”0”””?ld.iiry farm, and exert some of the The Court heard the evidence of 3 C 5 mm? 9 "pp9””9d by the lr00lf-1. ht? W35 I30?" ” Mll'm9d0-53v C1355 3r-Choral Rwdlllg S appreciated Bcnedlcllon of we M051 bill??? M381-Striile K. M- Milfllll. P1 ' CllCl”'l' mid foresight they have Ray Stull in the case of Marilyn new exwllllg umgelsi , Mall. 1 pleated sacrament wag than glven guglg :11: lcllglglagxle ;"'5d5151:lllV1ll1VCd sliriwii in developing hogs re1- lrei1ed B11-yan1ton1 pla.iBriiiff,1 repre- 11321:: retCl:1111;:'1sl:1r11e5'd;l1lst' 1"1:'erE1mV1:1' . FRIDAY 7530 P- M- 1 '. i' hit a ' - , s. ' ” . , , , "V H” E”””””"- mswd by R” suspended sentence or ioydm-s was i(7g'3i-"3et'"?'utiimreey.ri'i1tiy1333. 5;: ietisteirr rvryari a3ei&.ooniy'rr'i.3"oiaivm "mks W lippmuuon 0" behalf ious committees -nd the election of I Classes as appearing in program ""16 P-FT MacDonald Ind Rever- t 3 9 q ' - ' l of himself and the executive for '

The Health -Fille

0 County Hospital on Apriieith, Toronto General Hospital ulicrc delegation to the city. 0 W , in M1-,1 11,111 M”. 11.-1.1111k 13111110111111. he is recovering from an no The convention will continue to-

MINUTE MAID

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