ISLAND NEWS PAGE

Eastern And Central Districts

Conduct Dedication Service

I At Montague United Church

Representatives fro ni flit our min well being and that our

. Christian Education Groups par- contribution to missions is small I ticipated in a Dedication to Mis» compared with our own spend-

sion ceremony during the renu— inc.

‘3’ 59m“ 3" Trinity U n l I 9‘1 He stated that the mission of Church. Montagtmr. last Sttnday ; the church is three fold: 'l‘o pro-- lmqmmg- _ , claim to the world that there seated “{‘th the" leaders We“ . is one God; that there is only the {Olmwmg groups: Messpng‘ . one human race and all a re lets led by Marlene Fraser- Ivor equal in God's sight: that the Rourke and John Ailken; ; I _d r” I twmch i‘. h. plorers by Joanne lugs atld An- r “m S 0 '9 ex 1" nabel Hilehey; Tyros by David iBriand and John Moar; CGITI ‘ and Ruth An-

il'.\l’AKO.\'ET.-\. Ohio \API”‘ Auto racer Jimmy Mat-quire of Denncllen. ‘.\'..l.. and Brighton, s. was in fair condition in

as meaningful now as they \rcre ;C by Marjorie Clark and Kent R Driver its missionary project while the t I The mens choir led in the i . las. . h

. hos ital Monday, is arm

ed a challenging message oti the p

long ago and that with Gods help we must use our talent, ‘guson and George lnman; “h ability:ahdfé‘imlt‘ff’! ' Shaw. One representative from each group gave a brief account of 1 a other presented a donation o tMrs. Lorne. Wigginton. treasur- l er of the M. and M. Fund. i service of praise and sang as an anthem "Trust and Obey". Rev. Russell F. Burns deliver- text “Go ye into all the world following a crash Sunday. talld “I”? the goSpel 1" “My, Maciiirp was injured in one ‘cmatuw‘ three crashes that

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The Guardian.WCharlottetown. Tues. I964.

I commission of our Lord are just

\ew York Giants after a starry

swith Ottawa Rough Riders and

am iilaied almost to the shoulder

St. Pius X Laymen‘ANNUAL MEETING HELD

‘ Present Comedy

The St three act comedy. ".tamma Had tint-ii" in the parish hall.‘

Parkdal

lltf‘ pl‘ay i< directed by Joseph \liirpliy and will be repeated to— n'utt at R.l.’i r r . .,,-. _. .. . Jim Trim e 0 Is Surprised

President of the i‘rnti'ai Farmers (‘oflperatiie 5i.<~iit‘l‘rll- ion Ltd, Malcolm )lat'h'rti/ie said at the annual iiieeiiii: last night "the committee appoiiitrd

MONTREAL ICP‘ Coach b." the directors to considr‘t the Jim Trimbie of the Montreal ‘Dflssihie Ways in which our biiv- ’iloiieites expressed surprise iness might. be expanded, mot

Monday that fullback Nat Crad- during the nasmear and a bus- dock has reportedly signed with iness consultant was enzaccd to Boston Patriots of the American make a survey of the fr-a4lilllit3v' l-‘ootball Leaciieu, of the proposals of the coin. The Eastern Football Confer- mittee. ence Alouettes signed Craddock In speaking of the proposrd Ioa 1964 contract late last. expansion oflhe Co-op. Mr. Hat-— season A weekend report out Kenzie said that “the balance of Boston said Craddock had sheet shows the RUQIIISLIIOII ot signed with the Patriots. but additional land at a cos. of made no mention of his cott- $50,000. Though many (lf‘l’iti‘. of nections with the Alouettes. the planned expansion are still 'I'rimble said he would inves- undecided, definite poiici state. tiflate the mallel‘- menis cannot be made at this The 230—pound Craddock was meeting, A general nieciin: will drafted by the Patriots and be halted when something b9. . comes definite.‘ stints —— -—--'-*

Lobstermen .Receiving

High Prices SOURIS - A price of .30

cents tor caniiei's and 33 cents market lobsters was being

colich career. He had Baltimore (‘oits before trying- oiit last fall with the Aloueuttes.

PREMIER

tf‘ontinued from page it month. Grace was by Rt. Rev. ‘ .l. Smythe, Antigon-ish. .\'.S. ‘ The main dining room was tastefully decorated for a fasti- ion parade stagcd by the “Con f0"

.‘speaktitz in the same ten) of the expansion a member of the expansion program coni- , who slioiui romitice chairman Lorne (' (fallbeck. said serious consideration has been given to plans {or c\' pansion as the present facilities are inadequate for com! ser~ \‘ice. There is an immediate need for expansion and tanta- tive planning shows a posSibil- ity of a new store. Nothing cise can be said until matter: be come definite.

(‘ manager William t' Rail stated that during iii-at. periods. the store at Queen

and Richmond streets adequaer handle the volume of shoppers and there is a delimit: parkini: problem.

BUSINESS VOLUME 1'?

It was noted iii the president‘s report and financial statement that he Co-op did about. $1.8 million volume in grocery hus- iness last year with an increase over the previous one of $171,901. dent of the Co-Op and two new board members were elected; BB. .lones. Bunburv and Wa. lac (,‘oics. Parkdnle. Charles Jones replaced retiring vt r. u president. Wallace .l Andrew an the other retiriiir. board meniv her was Walter .\Ia(.\llin.

would be:

Expansion ls Considered By Central Farmers Co-op

\V R i‘iri. w sm- anpany weft rrln r-‘ri . a mm for

titll‘ i _' < '\ motion to con- tinw- . l wton' rebate on pli"" . - ;. per cent on

not :1::‘ 4‘ upheld. .\ll*:'\ll'-lfilt-' \fH'GHT

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.‘ii'iii t' «I . .. ‘oi't bv tilt-T mem hers Va: 'i-rn'ri on the Financing of the rt": ' :‘H'i'iiast’d proper- ti 5nd {fijl-l tl‘ finances.

Honour." l‘rit'. Introduced I contest for [l"t.-.(‘lll mom-hers to help :mn i‘t"‘ members saylnfl that “no rvl‘ilt i c ol‘ the contest in 1‘ non member mark passed iic litt't’fl that if there was to Iir .ttl moans on program new member" would he a help

in plan::

.I t. licri‘ - tliai'lottelown.

siini‘rv‘xrtr' 'i‘ l‘ l2! (‘n-ops adv

(Ira-sort too llll”~“ltll’_‘ Tiic ii cot l._' \in. held at R rcii im (i H _‘:l 's‘t .iool.

ART’S TAXI

LUCKY Mimi? THIS WEEK 53484 DIAL 4-5535

PHRENOLOGIST

— I He said. that. Eenei'ailv speak- summed "(t-lap [catrre at the ~ ~ The minutes of the last meet.- ' - . ‘ ' " . .' ' i - n aid in bonus esterciav as ‘ > ,HM inz. we are too interested in ‘ U“; An", Club 5 5pm”; pompe. tenntal Committee of the Jtin- I p“ I V 10h he. (a‘ghm boga n m: were read by “swampy 15.3. V , ‘ “ ’ WW“ .-. ——"—'————“""*"— “Mon at the new Bremen speed. lor Ladies Aid or “'19 Prince Ed' . (hr). .5 l. A war Hanan and the financtal r0. Rpadelr 1 war His arm, was cauzht be- ward 1513"“ Hospital: and “1 e wng m' me early mommg port “tabs riivcn by manager Wii I ‘iii-o'tln his car and the track seating was arranged so the 125; 33's“:h‘xflidmdiflfi‘:'$3113.33 iiam c. Eat. & ' Womimled ymm page 3) ‘ wall after the racer had crashed People. Present “Wild have [he that} ° A motion was passed w h e r i: Adiiser Jasmine “endy ,\hi)e_\' looks Spl‘lllS Park. The model is one S a i nt Dunsian‘s University. into one driven by Chuck Engel beSi View Of the elevated flool ‘ Q’l- _ l. . . so . wt it was also stated that the “‘3 515 Al” J- llo'i"°55t.V oi” the works of Mr. Hennes- Works of Miss Abbey. Claude ""0 a 510'“? and “Vlng qua" 0i COIIImbHS- 0m“- E'Wf’l “‘35 on I‘lllwh {thigggmels presean lhgpfiigugagnno 2:5“ ling; (‘o-op employs .30 full time and by points out one of the arciiilec- . . , ~_ , ' ters, He did most. of the work not injured. 35110“ 0 - . .° 5, , 20 art time workers with an . 'tlt'ai iItOVfliit‘rnb 0" a mOdPl "I H“ S “rm ml“. .am .hom‘ “dump Md. Ml" Hennessey 'himself. ' i In the warmup for the fea-' 9 committee in Charge ‘5 glumugl‘ this ls~ an lmuvsu‘i“) atiiilfial payroll in excess at My" “u. no“. H My “(View)”, shown at an exhibition in the '\\‘lll be on display at SDU for ‘ hm. 30h mack of Columbus. under the direction of Mrs. ‘ii‘gh price for this e‘airy in the $137.0”) He noted that whei R h i'liiirch that :5 help: hiiilt Ill Kelly Memorial Library at two weeks. ALMOST GAVE Lip Ind”. suffered head and shoul- DeBlOtS. pX‘ESident. and Mrs. L. 5-9350“ Catches L“ 50””; have the store beaan there waq a not H y v ~ v-~»— ' - W a s m s -- V~M--—————-- The first year they were In der mimic; who" his (.m- 5. Cox. .Ir. vice» president oftheilfl‘"n 2"01‘3gmfl 5* 9mm” pf" mm... “afloat of $5.00" and 3;; [his country MT: and M” “3' crashed into the re a r of Orgalll‘imon' confine“ 0‘ "he . "and b‘gmts landfd “2(1): co-op members and that has e).- Iliipa nilatlle application 1:: haze “mm... In micmpnng In avmd parade of fashions are Mrs. Ai-,DOH|1 N 5 “trim: mos ' minded to a $1.8 million hual :39 “ran”... St ('h'lo‘u‘ their entire“ CW m Ian?” ‘3 Black s "0 “ ness and nearly 1.300 nirmbers.

. North Lake, a couple of “ Responsible for the historical boats landed 800 pounds per fashion sequence and commen- .Ioad and the average per trap tary are Mrs. A. l.. Roberts. I was a pound and a half. In that Mrs. Daniel 'l‘weel and Mrs. D. Iarca only 60 percent of the M. Boswell. Committee treasur- traps are in the water as fisher— er is Mrs. w, L. Hamibly. men have been experiencing held during ice at the harbor mouth and ll(‘£l\’_\' seas. They hope to finish

veering car, several fred )lacNeill and Mns. Walter ‘around 300 and two years later they tried mim- mpws crashed. C. Aiild. ’\t

again. The application was ap- ' ‘ '- ‘proved by the Canadian 1111- NH_ have each been Joined migration Department. and the I“. “m. (.th

Red Cross gave what assist- '

ence it could. but the Hungar- LOVING ian authorities refused to con- These last sides giving the children pass— have been

NOW OPEN

Malcolm MacKenzie. ('iiariotte town was rc~elected as prl‘bl

HAVELOCK LIME WORKS

CALLING

Rotary Speaker Outlines 4-H History, Importance

PREPARATION days of waiting filled with loving

Meetings were

plan. and.

"Today their are mei' 5.000 town Hotel yesterday" 'i'h‘ tntcrm‘ovinoiai . . . - .... - v - I o r‘i'i nd aft 1' n

- _ - . - _ - , opts. It was veiy discouraging pi‘epaiation ~ new bunk beds n l .1]: a e poo

I H gm" 1‘" “I’m-imml 3‘7"“: J" mN‘. mm 1 mm“; “min “2:19;.(lhiomilifdfifi‘ ‘20}? nigfland the Haiupas almost gave up tor the boys. a German Shop- mil" agarfaz‘iggmjgl‘f t: lalxi'llilit’lfl' trans tomorrgu ALL FARMERS

t..ii:.c:i. a iii;r n(‘\\tll{ \iiiic.i suits: pi‘._:l.c in nu t'iira anus r. ‘ ‘12‘1 “l . - 'ihope "f seeing their children herd puppy. My ears and pis- ' 5 ' " -' . -" »'HLIT3£‘.€. a Dnlm PM“ , .

I“ ‘1" “I'mll’l” hip-3mm": R51 """“‘.,“’;1” “I” “rm-V “I “(‘1' l‘rl's‘lial”°dbllllfil5 WPtaYutmm'lagain. tols. Tiiere have been mom- "hfiuigeg‘fmgllimyuiztran was the average. but Never heftrre haw. we been able. In nfi’et such

' at. .110 at tie. Vi 'g of o- 'r('ls . c .gi:. s we irine )oi'taion. oar ant] ux on i .,i . ' ' '1 A ;- ~ ~ . - ' - . .' - ‘ ‘

l g ' 1d 6 Illi‘ i't’a(l\\a:=l ilirounh the rural ll student from Bechunaland to LaSt Sprmg hue“ from the" Pm; nl dpl’amml anmcmathrl mm was new to mom M i'he‘tlglwvelre' norm“ 0fd “all: senlce' Due to expansmn and mmlermzalmn we .l n. Rat‘lnC - ~ ~ - 2 . them and W’mt‘n” of "’3" lefil- a members frrm the western reg-‘n ' ~ '“ e “a” “f‘ can now manufacture approXimateli" 1.000 tons

relatives in Hungary led ‘ >to believe that some or the re- ”I‘P ‘l‘as‘ “lament immigration had ‘nm'ld “2mm”-

.ati . Manitoba." .«a :l as guest .heary seas in tihe area

weak” 3. ,1". f;tlilllllullill(‘.~i oi ciezy |)t‘ti\':tl(‘(‘. or in a Canadian school. somdthlinfs' ions of Canada. * __V'-H __ of high time per dav. "‘ \toses Piioloba. the fellowship ‘

sc.‘ tlli‘sc siz‘ns "iii Club ciiihsrasr RESOURCE

" :le 'iinciicon lltt‘t‘illl" of \ i - - structicns on . . . r ..I till i \c It the roe of business in the t . . . ,- . . . . . . ‘l‘ I'm mild “l “m Cllarlmm "lutllspt the: \‘i‘lll‘ “II to ex I'.ilt.'ltllall Council on 4-H Clubs ' be?" relaxed and they made an. llmms v m il-dlvlld‘r lm’m‘d 5“Idmll.hals‘ohs'pm‘hl' of iii ORDER 50“ II “ll” in...“ [lip 4” q I‘s\itllwllL(‘ the hits a simple answer“. the low" emf" “:"h_ “Slsu‘lwe 'th1 {will} [\m“. mail; financiallightll’ill'idl'icf‘f‘alrgdiln assisfi‘ e H i -m ‘ Y t. i I“ of ‘ ‘il\ llt‘tfl in i'~i--- ~iii *Iiei‘ stairtl "The progress I n. ' Mrs' A‘ (' (’l‘em' Hm. “1(l0llln}llti\l’;ll:lli\le This is a "m" " mum mp. M'finlutim; by T oveloc" Ll e Lev' Bung .~ , y - t at i ~-~; i w oi hustlers. like. v t" mul’ldem "l the Rod Cm“ for .v. . . . ' w . totieral and rnvinctal goverrn- . . 'E‘ \l‘l'll“ ‘— l‘l‘] I'i‘fl” " LI} w r I» :Hml 3‘ ewe; PM“: I ppm“, 001mm,. and from v_ ti'iie “.Nlt th: fit-mi.) must be mm“ and 81:“ h" 48 nanona‘ "y Works rllr‘t’l“ \ atlci. P. [.1. .i..\....\. iii_\ i.ini.~ in rii..<.r iii t i .3. e. ale. .F Cl.“ I _h I filmip and in their own home. .. H a, ‘ ‘ a . "airlock, N. R. .. . .t . .t .. . t - “- 10 m “ P" 1" “Pt‘m‘d a . . l «.iri s fiims. bHOl‘q ht.il.li to ix Mu (lt Martini upon the intelligent . . . . . .. \l. .. . d W is n - - . . . . . . . . . . m IF. ., .m m ‘.‘ R _ . J ' {Hume‘s of 1c branch office of title Depart- -“>-“"‘"~‘ “‘ “"‘e ‘ " 'a 531 ' The club is unique in that it ‘0'” ‘ ""‘I'J' "m" ""‘m "p' ‘

.cii-icc. my 1.\ii.; 7f. r iiii

club. lil\‘ ci.iii- ti‘l‘ i» me H“ .:-l I . 1., I . ,, t

t h . intent “‘i- t' 3 “ “ “‘n “0 no business and ....... .. . ._... .. ___.,._ . _.. ,

. ' 't‘ '. » 'll‘I!‘\. 's _ i l , V t . . —--~ ~—~ --

m It illlll) \u i. Ill . It ha been said thatnonemwn in July. This “me me Jump. “N. the, _‘(‘t thrnugh agrmnm.“ ‘ La~

MU”: pm” “8 our encuragmg and the customs we will drive golden mutt-or.

ll‘. . til . t 4‘ t‘llllli'lltltYI in the 'titlt‘ . . . . . . . outlook was .l. _\’(‘al. the ;‘li(l'.,'.'.f‘ taken by (‘\(‘t_\' 4H i.ii.~.i icsouit'e and “till-mom "ow finer [N1 months of wan- hmm. simply w “my won] be ‘3”. financial (“May In mmfl mHHhN' l“ “l”- hllpcs {or a bright ing and hoping and pray-mg lt‘lLLlllCItOtl. lit Hungary every- nieinorate the occasion wasI ' T I have cars as higher than expected. but public—

’l‘l.c sicit has a very signifi- . t . . . a. d

" l ' ,. 4 - .- _ , 1 1. body oes not I cant meaning .\ll‘. Racine coii- ll'r-i'etore lt‘ behooves all. oflglligiislealt‘ diiifeg: ainmgillvigd “,0. (1.. how mastiy the”. are or was more titan the club ha iiniii‘u. 'In the fai'iiicr ii is a 12s to ; it 'm H serious when daughter Marla Jams the only ,axis‘ Tm. children a” me. ieceiwd.‘ and “million ' weimmjh. circle. nt used to driving and even

of immigration in Cliar- briiics tozet er

a. :r‘

3. a

IS PATIENT mark of distinction. He knows ilttllllflll \li's lice (‘obb of \lidgeil is that through -l-lt iiitinv ot' the :iiiist be concerned with tthesei . . 40 mzleq 1" hm“. M“ mm . . ‘ . . . ' ' o ‘. \ '. ‘ ' ’ a patient in the l‘rince Eduard >li".l\ of acriciiltui'e have been .\oiint: people. With who the“.le 222x? “:1; me“lasl“of very (as. m ihem‘n l~i:ind Hospital. lllii‘Ot’lllt'Cd to the farming areas arc. and where they live. wt i '. pa .' . T w. and “m “alum have c~ anywhere hctier ll\'t‘§l.‘.t'li what ithev are thinking and say- ‘ I‘epalatcd flungandn faml‘les : 1' . V dc ~ “berm ‘ ‘ ' " ' ' :in the M'iaritimes to be retinii- "W9 mm“ "9“ - I“ - been

AIR CONDITIONING s . and Service Domestic and Commercial

IS p“TlE~\IT hitter l"lltl better l‘cr'iric it" 'ird with what we are say . - ‘ ‘4 ‘ - ‘ ‘- "a ‘ ' ‘ .- ‘. . - - . and the whole town has \lz-t. D l.. _\lacl\iiiiion ol ., ,. “Hm "mum.- in, M “mm t- u", “Faker sadd ed “till then children. A faiii- _ V ‘ r I , . llllllllmlcmw“ is 3 "mm": 1“ (ll‘tlllll‘ bettcr iioiilti‘)‘ prodiict- .\it‘. Racine. \\’ltt)l was intro-3|1y m Da"‘.m°”“h has. been Jmn- a“"lllmgrillus (Flavor the Prince Edward island Hus. 1 ' (“HM by Chairman 3 C Pabled by their two children. and l"‘”'"‘ “ ' o“? l a p Dial 'i-t-l'll Day 01‘ Nlle r. mt Slim" (‘n'wr‘qmr N“; 1nd thanked bv '(Ifihwd'two other families. one in Hali- f‘l‘d f5 "Tl‘nrlll‘jl‘: My m______v . . .. . V ‘ . . I. i . . _ ‘ fax and one in Dorchester. wixs scitmhmsmr "'lo the «1-H member the sizn "1”" “v 3- Biatk- Iepxesemm I. ‘k *‘k * ‘k ‘k *

S .

In a Guardian storv yesterday ii'iii'l'irs a kinsh'p with ttllow "f (f‘titltl‘itthifi tho Mutual Life "t't'lf'f‘l‘ltlll: the scholarship “in )‘oiiit: t‘nz'atliaiis who with “ “""(n‘ ‘n [he 0" "it‘l~< from the l"..l . iisic lt‘rs- :t‘liiei' it an tirzaiiizcd tailion .

Board * * * P ‘1 1 l:)lll‘t‘;~ltltl'§.ftf the Canadian (:mm- : NI A mat. the name of Vicky Hunt- to learn sliil‘s and m a" fitting H'Htlr Hubs. ~ I ' ‘ L I or Charlottetown. who won it ciiiicate themmlves 1“ "‘3" “ Fran” pldffimgt "l gel n N ‘ H . . .. " . ram . ‘ ti‘lniarfihtt‘ tn ihf‘ ~”‘l-‘ ml" “I 'md"”l“p “3mm: and “ (lot. and a past presided: of of

F‘SISS. was inadvertently omtt- 5’1”- m‘, Brampton Chambm. I (‘ niiiierce. He ts a gradiiatoI ' . will a Bachelor of Scienoe de-‘ drop In to “‘e capl’o' When tree in Agriculture from the; ba

'r'd The name was not on the I Untiersity of Manito . . l’liel't! 5 G

i‘s' the Guardian received from Pt'f‘Stdf‘nI W. R. Jenkins read‘ "HOOTENANNY HOOT”

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iiiixciisltip.’ .'\ll'. Racine (l\'l‘|‘ Tit t‘t‘lltlil‘lt‘S of tilt“ ,ltilili"]‘l.’ii(‘ in similar actiitics.

"In that dedicated tumup

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‘ TOURNAMENT Ean ,‘CiL‘PSt‘an-l'lVFs and home econ- "al’t’l parties have been held 0mm. who... jot, it is in IDnt‘l‘l tiis winter in Bonshaw Sclioei mm hl‘lp our tarm people 0 SililleiN‘d by Bonshaw WI. The amuuitmr, H] has

the scholarship committee. txteitsion workers. agricultut' r lrom the secretary of

WEEKEND HOME

tlic Quebec City Ratary club an-I Lou“ Keith who h h . - as een a

m“ “Mk m‘lmamonl "mlo‘l 'i\'~lllili‘d a \‘t‘t‘\ ellilllllt‘illl'. " "Humg the “(lemon 0f Eucvlld' patient at th R h b'l‘t ti

H eiitly. The electric kettle was . . . .' fi _. 1 no" (Li'i'let. a former Charlotte? . e e a “a 0“ ' I i \l on by Mrs Fred Leard. Aug- :12)?" “‘12:. smill‘mmfi; “Dawn‘s limit man as president. Center. Charlottetown. for t e A Gal" On For The Next 3 Days ‘ ilsfll‘lf‘ Cove. and bathroom st'al- ,m‘ mm (.O_np(‘,,amfie and hm» James Allan. ehaiitmian I past three months spent he i es in mm Blanchard Dc- ‘ ’ ‘ Ida-tor Seals Campati it up weekend " his hm“? 1“ Mon‘

tiil iii eiici'iiiaging their child- N‘ll to participate in l ‘ \‘sw

g _ . iioiinced a total of $9_525‘m‘ “EUC- l-ll (‘liib work is takv " he

l'.l|.<(‘(l and was cont-“idem. that- \\Il(‘lt outstanding coin boxes Mr.

A sable Two more names will complete this season.

SUNDAY GUESTS

l (AP/73L

BIRTHDAY TODAY in: on a new role. I ‘ . ‘ and Mrs. Wilfred Mae- 'itrs; John T. MacLeod of 34 >Df‘flkt‘l' said and went on to a” lgg‘olvcd {mm mull‘ Donald- Bru‘lene'li had 33 “‘9” I ‘ lP'Inllf fit Charlottetown is explain that in early stage len‘ c “0'00" “blew” Win ‘ Sunday luests Mr. and Mrs.

bc‘reachedt ‘Kenne t. Norris. Miss N’ita (tucsts or Rotaty were: Hon.. Matheson. Mis. Marilyn Norris

l’tiitip Mathcson. minister oil and Paul Norris.

highways; Mark MaePherson

and Rundeil Seaman. .lr.,‘ m HOSPITAL

i’f‘srt‘i'ing her 94th birthday to- raising a better calf. itrowinz it \'. A host of friends will be .1 time]- variety of grain. mak- \\l\lilli's: her many ‘llnplti‘ 1",“ in: a better dress was stress- "“llb‘ him has resided in this M 1,. “no com-5e it was real- "' for to years.

'ttiE HO'I'I'ESTSOUNDAROUND! The First Full-length Hootenanng