l.Annual sMeei,inigl S'side Subf-division i0fTThe C.W.L.

mM 'I League was o Sid on Wednesday. Anrll um, iu the knights of Columbus home at summerside. The following is me slate of newly elected officers: President, Mrs. Carroll ; first vice president. Mrs. ,loseph Liiikietter; second vice president. Mrs. William Profltt: third vice president. Mrs. Ivan Clow; re- cording secretary. Mrs. Wilfred yen-y; corresponding secretary, Miss Margaret Wedge: treasurer. Mrs. Delore Richard. The report of the recording sec- retary for the past year showed that during the year 1-0 resulnr and four executive meetings were held with the president in the chair at all times with one ex- ception. The report showed that the spiritual director. Rev. Jos- eph MacLeod, had been in attend- ance regularly and had given the members great spiritual guidance and advice and that he had been truly an inspiration to the League to continue its work for t "ed and Canada." -.1-he treasurer-'s report showed an amount of 31.09343 liken in and disbursments 31,038.79. all

diocesan and national taxes hav- ,

ing been paid.

A great deal of correspondence was received and read through- out the year by the corresponding secretary. Mrs. George Olscamp. when 55 letters were received and read and nine letters sent out.

The reports of the different con- veners followed.

Press-Miss Margaret Wedge said all meetings and activities had been promptly reported by both local papers who at all times received the press convener gracio ' entertainment-Mrs. Abdon Arsenault. who had ably convened this committee, had made a good Job of contacting members to serve their time on the lunch committee after each meeting; also to provide eater- tainment for the members. A'

18bsbyvasts.8 , ' mm.4q 3 cgkfirls hliaumeioui onto

the convener. llrs. Ivan Clow. who made 65 articles Mrs. Ted Perry who knit ll pullover; um Mrs. W. J. Sullivan who knit.” pa'i'rs anklllea socks.

an means-Mrs: Clifford Mactlulgan in this rt jhowgd '1'” d"l'll13 "'3 Your activities were many and included dial. a rumms o a booth at

after meetings, held by members individually.

The following donations were made during the year by the Lea- gue: Kinsmen Christmas tree. St. Mary's Academy. Sisters of the Precious Blood. spiritual director. '1'- 3- I-ensue. Knights of Colum. bus orphanage tea. League of Mercy tee. Sacred Heart program, Missionaries of Mary, Sisters of Martha, Acadian fund and Rustico parish.

Masses were said in honor of the patron saint, Our Lady of Good Counsel, the living and de- ceased members of the League. or the men of the parish who made the supreme sacrifice in both wars and a wreath was plac- :d at the monument in their hon-

r. , The League served refresh- iments to the cast of the St. Pat- rick's Play and sold tickets For the diocesan lottery and the 'nt- tegrl tor the Charlottetown Hos-

It was the unanimous opinion of the membe s assembled that a great deal of credit should go to the retiring president. Mrs. Link- letter. whoiiad worked so untir- ingly for the League at all times.

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Flight Sergeant E. R. Dicki Mrs. J. E. Cameron of Wellin gratulati Marine

Mariiimers Recently Promoted

e, son of Mrs. E. Dickie, Hills boro, N. B.. and Corporal V. G Cameron. son of Mr. and

gton, P.E.I.. meet under the Ensign at RCAF Station Trenton to extend mutual con-

onsg on their recent promotions. Flightpsergeant Dickie is a motor boat crewman and NCO in charge of the Section at Trenton. Corporal Cameron is an air frame mechanic on the same unit.

(National Defence Photo).

Kensingtnn.inhonudtliscels- brstinnoftlieirdftietli wedding

anniversary. .Thetsblewueailteredwitiitiis wedding cake and decorated with bouquets of flowers. one being a gift from their daughter and son- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Car- sliell. Halifax. The guts were served by Mr. and Mrs. Camp- bell's two daughters, Mrs. Her- bert Buchansn and Mrs. John Ingalls assisted by Mrs. William Buchanan and Mrs. Walter Moase. Congratulahory remarks were made by Mr. Thomas Wigmore and Mr. Alphonse Connell. On be- half of those present. Mr, and Mrs. Campbell were presented with a sum of money by Mr. Fred Campbell. brother of the groom.

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ALBERTON u. c. GUILD c

tens to Alberton United Church Guild for the April meeting. Thu--. teen members were present. A! worship service suitable for the; Easter season 'was led by Mrs. Waiter Willis and the president. Mrs Orville Phillips. conducted the business.

An interesting talk on the he-1 ginning of the Woman's Missionary Society was given by Mrs. A. C. Green. Members oi the Guild de- cided to devote a brief period to mission study at each meeting.

- Minutes were read and approved and the treasurer gave a fi ancial report. i Miss Shirley McArthur reported that six get-well cards and one sympathy card had been sent out. The visiting committee reported three hospital and fourteen home calls.

On motion t was decided to secure ,a pot of daffodils to be placed in the church on Easter Sunday and afterwards sent to ii

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Rail Strike Threatens To. Add To British. Troubles

and Socialists mobilized today un- der the shadow of silent London gird:-yzrids rail strike to filht it out in the general dectioa May 3. in

shots in the election campaign. but attention centred on spreading La- bnr unrest and how it might affect the vote

omotiva Engineers called a walkout for May 1 to sup- port demands for higher wages. A strike for higher pay that silenced Londonls B nationally- circulated

with no sign of a break. With the government's cost-of-living index

claims were pending.

ative party chairman. said Satur- -M.rs. Wesley Hardy was hos- d y

to go into action. and will work with enthusiasm to insure the re- turn uf a Conservative ment with an increased majority.

Edith Summerskill. said Eden's 11-

tion before the position worsens.”

Aiilee Cancels Canadian Tour

Roper. nounced Sunday that Clement At- tlee has cancelled his speaking en-

order to return to England to M0" pare for the May 26 parliamen-

The Communist party. which holds no seats in parliament and polled only 21.510 votes-ll the lam election. issued a statnmmt the time for the

LONDON (AP) - Conservatives

Politicians fired a few early

and for s A walkout by engineers and tin- men of the nationalised rallw would paralyze the country's :- network at s time when its seco- omy already is threatened H tumbling gold and dollar reserves. The 9413' 3' union, which he! 79.642 members. is ldemandllll I wage increase of eight shillings. fl'CBeI!l.kTVef;:E anrnlltllll In 3: . ss wee y. e ISPU Ell"

t a record high level other wage I head when . lc,.,,,mm,,g,.,. pointed tribunal relected die de- mand Friday night. .

The union claimed innressu granted earlier this year to 4001!! other railway workers. had re- sulted in a ”very serious dwin- dling" of wage differentials for the skilled men who run the loc- omotives Other railwsymal 50' get from 517 15s is ED 155. de-

endin on the gra e.

PThe gstrlke which has blacked out London dailyand Sunday pl- pers with circulations totalling 3.- 000.000 hinges on a demand for I pay raise of 58 shillings. sixpence a week by 700 maintenance men and Communist - led electricians. They now average 5215 a week with overtime

The newspaper is u b l l 3 ll lrl offered the strikers from 10 in 12 shillings a week more.

Prime Minister Eden has called a cabinet session for Monday when it is expected the labor disputes will be discussed.

MORRISON & MacEAGllEIlll

The Associated Society of loc- snd Firemen

ewspapers was in its 74th day

Prime Minister Eden called for new mandate Friday night to overn as Winston Churchill's suc- assor. Lord Woolton. Conserv-

s . "The party organization is ready

govern-

The Labor party chairman. Dr.

ay-old government "is not.t.oo appy about the economic position mi has decided to have an elec-

EDMONTON (CF) Elmer Alberta CCF leader. an-

agement here Tuesday night in

ary elections. Mr. Roper said he was notified

Ass'n Annual Meeting Planned

-The Summerside Athletic As-

by telegram from the former Brit- ish prime minister in Vancouver where the Labor leader. on a CCF- sponsored speaking tour of Can- ada. delivered an address Satur-

shut in.

For May the hostess will be Mrs. Frank Fraser. assisted by Mrs. Arthur Wilkie. Devotions will be led by Miss Beth Waugh. The pro-

banquet was held during the year with the majority of the members in attendance. Membership-Mrs. Ulric Drapeas gave a report which

Electrical Contractors l HAMPTON ' Phone Crapaud

Prompt Response

From The RCMP '" Memmam

China's Premier Takes

showed that there was a paid up I - - d; in lit. 1 membership one with w some-..w1m Mn ob CI-rm No Chances On Flight "Rt M" "i s”"'"" f.':.'::....W.'.” :::.'.:::st .:."”:1.';:'., A" ins: ........ .. i... i. ..... If It In E, , W -. "Y L " M ' ""5- the '" l" u” "113 Wm AS3111 Yesterday. the Red Cross i There passed away in the Prince A program in charge of Mrs. 50" dlle Friday. M15 M596 8515 Laurier Peters in her report 110111 ll-I lllllllll M6613-DE It the had to rely on the ever-ready 3 R035!” HEWETT of m ht M the t f H, County Hospital on March 7th. Thomas Phillips and Mrs. Roy ll! W0'-lid Pl"3b3blY M" w cut Call us. llmwed amt "1979 WC” 11 ll-lb' canadlan Legion hon” Wednesday co-operation of the Royal Cana- y Chm E ' mba reque: 0.3 - e 1955, Mrs, John R, Stavert of Kel- Lea;-d was much anjoyed, !ll0l'l M5 l0"l'- 11 W55 '10! klwwn --'-:'T?TT""T'i' i scriptions to the Canadian League evening The Association has re- diau Mounted police wt; an an ' ' . 55-3 E S” no lgm mes vin Grove. Refreshments were served by the Whah” l” wwld 31” "Mel h” P f ' I cards is zm M h g g JAKARTA. Indonesia (AP)-Red saw Chou off, I p , in via in scheduled for 1'0 esslona ,. y msga e. w c includes the gently completed a highly suc- emergency call was received at chinais premier Chou En.1ui took She was formerly Margaret . assistal by Miss Beth Edam" 9' ' 2, .: pastor. the president and mem- cessful season with minor hockey noon requesting blood for u no chances and authorities an mm-:1) piuvA'n;Ly Stewart and was born at Norboro will-18h and M155 3901 C15?” ' '”d”' - .' k be" "I we ”"bdM5l”"i An ad Players. Ind 3131011111 the season patient who was hernorrha iu al a th wa co-o erated 100 on March 21 1879 She resided ' d "l 5! :”dul:eenbPg':,iedi in "'15 magnum W58 Ebllofmally Short this year severely at the Western llospTtalz. pet; gcentesaturllay inpseeing that Chou had planned to stop at there Until hllf mall?!-389 90 John TENDERED SHOWER a”.r. l in ”Eiu;::hiPL;rz”'L macqulere due to the late arrival of old By three o'clock the patient was he reached lndonesia safely for Penang in northwest Malaya and R- 5lBVe1'l Oi Kelvm G'”Ve' wh” AT KENMNGTON ACCOUNTGDTS ll;

man winter. the small fry of the town got in a lot of enjoyable hours playing hockey at the Race- way Stadium. Of the various di-

predeceased her sixteen years ago. She leaves to mourn two daugh- ters. Mrs. Ira Huestis. Wilmot Val- iey. and Mrs. Ralph Moase. Kel-

the Asian-African conference. Chou xmay have been staging a

little show to back up Peiping's

charges that Chinese Nationalist

receiving the much needed trans- fusion.

That the Mounties. who have been noted for their emergency

continue directly to Jakarta. But bad weather forced the plane to land at Singaporels Kailang air- port.

reported that our convener. presi- dent and several members of the League are represented on many other organizations of the town

-A large number of friends from Kensington, Graham's Road and Clifton assembled at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and

T. Earle Hickey Canadian Bimlk of COIIIIIIAMC ii

DANCE

ldinl . summerside. P.E.I. Phone I .4.

ter. the sick convener also was actiye during the year when a total of 42 cards were sent out. 161 visits made to homes and

visions an mi 515 were the on 1 I t and U. 5 agents were plotting to, There Chou and other members Vin GFOVE: and W0 5l5l9T5- M11 . .

mcludmg me Red Cra53' ones who W033” Island cha-"Ii sen, lmha filly hour of the day assassinate members of Red.ol his delegation were surround- J01!!! A- C8ml7b81l- W00135l-0n- Mrs” James A' Campbeui K” KENSINGTON K

dental clinic. community plan- . 01' "18 1- W919 QUICK ill respond cm . d1 1. 1 B . d . d. H b 1. Mass and Mn Henry Syavert sington. on March lath. to tender W. Albert 301101430! p

nlns. Ladles' Aid of the Prince Dlonship. but the bantams lost by on yesterday's errand of mercy ":5 E933 "m "3 he a"d""5 el lmrae "3 ey 3' 991991 dand Kensijlgmn. lwo'bmme,5 James' a shower to Mr. and Mrs. John LE(-HON P. E. l. MUTUAL BUILDIN5 a

County Hospital and Girl Guide "19 m"'0W93l of mnilnl W85 Polnled W3 W 3 Red CTDSS m??.l"gj, th g 111 phamcvlm 95- mean and- gscm e to A Stewart.Kelvin Grovedand Wal- Iugalls. the former Miss Alta Tuesday. AP”) 19th Granville st Water Street iv

Association, Member; 3150 gt. The important thing, of course. official last night who made re- f e cfrgesdilzerel e 0” graw He. imports an-l-mndmoned mom dl'On Stewart Norboro. Campbell. R. N. and to welcome Modern 8: Old Time Dances Summerside -1 v'

tended meetings of the Red cross is that the boys of all ages got ference to the courtesy and cheer- c'h 3; h” Ill pa" was 1" ”s'5e”'ed W ””p””3'" ”r5”"i Th I t M' Sm, t h d be H them to th, cm;-,mu,my, 9.00 g 12.30 mm. P. 0. 301 ;j

and T. B. League held in Char- the opportunity to play their be- fullness with which the mission te Du-t Chum sea last Monday' ages Pnhce sealed "H an - en. 6 E e H4 Er a ei The bride and groom were es- - " ' 9 3344 681 ii .

lottetown and canvassed the loved winter sport. and 'the as- was accomplished. "Their co- ?.,."?.2lLegl,.:lglliuf”dl'Qll"'7rli: till tgc?insml)t(Imth:uigiii1illrgiE' l'a1pi3le':ixmw:ll'l"Z.fi”l.'Lll” illlioiepi-.l carted to seats of honor by Mr. Muslc by Lowell Huestis

10'! :f0gic0:(IE:ilrI:lllJ:ephthEm sociation is to be congratulated operation inpthis instance. along asserted me plane was sabotaged mom for much, Chou and his ,5. gone an operation from which she and Mrs. Ingham MacNelll where Full Orchestra V . P

for the time and trouble its mem- bers took to make this possible. Last summer Summerslde base- ball teams. under the supervision

with the humanitarism of the donors. was responsible for the savingoialiis-thatofa mother in the Western Hospital."

by agents of Nationalist China and the United States.

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sociates ordered it sent to them.

Indonesian troops armed with automatic weapons cordoned off the Jakarta airport just before

failed to recover.

The funeral was held from her late residence on March 9. and was conducted by Rev. E. H. Bean of

they were presented with beauti- ful gifts.

The gifts were opened by Misses Norms MacKay and Mll-

Admism" 75” 99' pm” 8. n. Ellis a Son Limited

Fire - Auto - Casual” 5 Summer St. S

of Johnny Carroll and James Ho-

The Red C in 11 ' . ch ' ' 1, R t a th Kensington Presbyterian dred lngalls whil Miss Annie t I ' ;':l:lu:"'1n”:.:.u?h"t "gag; gen. Jr.. swept all championships that .aithougii ”nu'i.'....";';l Caution waslthe wordvfor Chou. ,,h3,'i,;.,,.,”,f3Ka ....."f,1'.f.'.? "fraolln Cllurch of which the diseased was MacLeod read th: accompanying PRFSBYTERIAN OPT0m9lr'5T 1 Ir M M" An.” . mum in on the Johnny, by um Luna 1. now 151,5; mm, 2000 W110 brought his 0W0 3Vl3tl0” 8"" its buildings. When a reporter 8 member; who spoke words of verses and good wishes. Mrs. ADULT Ggoup E. E. Parkman "hm Hour A J W”. h ' - : h as .. bow” of blood to the Marm'mu olitnleedalongf fiiirim Gunrrdligs lilld asked why all the precautions, C0n(1l(0ll 90 lll:vhbi?eXVtl?,d-. gg'"&5 Walter Lamont and Mrs. Linwood 0Pl-D-E ; tad” re a re ue rig ac ea In ' . use were: ” a tie e T b d h , PHON "

li;:lww:ohsl:Ie:.su”p1ll:d.tgrocerimu owl: hero 'o .'f'.""oo3. '3: Rigel iiludliiutlmaxri l.'”.l.. n.1ende't 0: R"'3””" ”""ell by "'9 British f;"..'"3E.'i7””" government mm Have .111 J9SU5"- ”T.Bk9 Cami”! trill: 5 mange t m on the Plesents REGENT rnaarna BLDG.

I needy tamillesp. books to school airls for another summer of base the rate of 250 bottles Dir montah ow;-"he: lE;f,T;;'; glld Czrmit the "Maybe If that plane had not Ee'g'”gf:::'.'.' "Asleep "' Jesus 5195' 0" bell!" 0' "15 WW M" 1"' in HE ARRIVAL S"”""" S" summnu. ll chm-1,,,, mm .305 mm. on upsulu Mu, mm an blood wwued by dam” man to be loaded wlllth 500 gal. craiged this would not have hap- The al-lbeamrs were Messrs galls”! exiftsfassed appreciation for T B. F. Hunter. 3.0.

to the sisters and children at The agenda of the annual meet- in Nova scotia. However, mud. ms 0, gasoline to be used on me P" ' Mom-5 laaseiey sum emu; will 9 "us me” of the” mend; OF KITTY" summeuide. P.E.l. - Phone an "a 'I,4:l!1:ol.bAuntll:dmo;H:n!wes given to his Iollll wodnrdsy nlghitll will be 0-In wt! its rival: the opportunity return flight from Indonesia. but K. '' liam Stavert Harold Laird. Arnold ,E EM SMAI-I-M'AN'5 B1711-DIN”

. as com: . Financ stab rep c soineoftlieindebted ft th Co its d ' wlk, d'P M M d - Education-Mrs. Earle Hickey. meat 1. Election of officers. 3. user when the next series of toerlltys foileterininemilmiltn had xlaiged lugs on Tntgmgt waesmln thee lltreoopleis CAIRO. Egynt...(Reuters)..-Emir A Three'ACt Comedy A. Raymond Grant.

yrmlwm donated totho convent Plans for annual drive. Baseball clinics will be held iim during diluted with. water. The Chinese M, and M” Mm... Holmgs c i ,. Kensingto : - ' "sou el Islam Abdullah And M. and , 3.513.. 0 .

uif;uc.'.'if...'i'9'k .'..".i' .'if;""”f,.,;.'; '33: mn” "" l” W" W 30”” "” Wk ” - said the test! were made '0 88- let: "on a visit" to Ottawa and ........L.e..e-e- broth" Emir 59” 2' Wm 0' Air Royalty Plav 938 W” 5'''”;m,.' ” ';::&':lm.Rl'gJ?1-3 Frgel d Egg IL?-vl::bD;;:gvE.?"ce' of any Tmanmi l Bros. spent Easter at her home ltienildedl .3335: hgevesdbtlaensatuhg: at the I AM" MwlI;l1;:)NE 8'53”...

8. Fundamentals of 3. Oil - Chou stopped for 36 hours in M . I-1 rri n Green he re- in E1mW00d- d5l'- They hid been lrfelted after ::'d,,"”,';;;',?,,:”n'?:”"”Un';,uf:f;y""; worid Series-1964. ' Rangoon where he conferred with turnifi ....,'i.. ii... spending 3.0.... Mr John Com m Elmwwd has atgzgptlrlngntgo) dmzzdthegl hrothegr Presbyterian ghllfcll 3”" PHYSICIANS - - ,g ;.m .. - - . . - . e e -

3(lJl'lIl.l.l;liI fashgiaeilintltiha boy from . wogiifh l:::tlI:le daft 3: ivehm 90: h1:d';mP'I1I'":Iu":,lf"'glf;'5na 31': x';:: :lse”u'l"i;l:l9:l'el,Mgf;nil:ell:1 returned home after spending the utinns were at the fortress prison Apr” 19”” "owl 215'” Pho,I,ograPh." . A”g:.du',u:n”bmqu.g” ';'.';'”h-lg WCST Ho FQITICS Rnltnueaof Mr. Frank Hardy on End tGIm81 T Abdel N83”! at New Haven. ::”'Bo';::n Wm” Vl5'"”g mwds 9";m3;m Ticlgets on sale at: THE READ grmno

u s .1”; in 1 d , . D . with as sttendanc of 15 8Yl!- ' ' - - - M nvs xvear t-

mngmh.om sgrbgiyi. ?;:deg;;" Hm members. All that time Chous plane ,- Kingston W. i. met at the home Mt Mbm claw our mm”. MEUHCG M111 5 9 ' D. W. SEAR-I

99 Gm Gumuggun Cum" 1” chartered fromA.irlndla-was un- of Mrs. Edgar Newson on April and from members of the

end Company consisting of TI Guides and Mrs. Eldom Hickey (captain) and Mrs. Cliff Mac- Guigsn (lieutenant) Miss Joan Burns (company, leader) for the Third Company with to Guides. Miss Margaret Wedge (Brown Owl) ahd Miss Ann-Clow (Tawny

was appointed tempoi-ary presi- dent. A general meeting of share-

point directors and to further the promotion of a service from gsnst Point. P, .1. is Boutouche,

holders will be held soon to ap- pmm

guests during the Easter weekend

at the home of Mr. Philiips' par-

ents. Mr. and Mrs. William H. pa.

Service was held on Easter mor- nlng in St. Peter's Church. The beautiful Easter flowers were placed on the altar by members

Mr. Ernest Hardy. student at

the Vocational School, Charlotte- tlown. is spending his holidays at

e Mrs. James 6.

home of his parents. Mr. and Hardy.

Miss Donna Palmer. Summer-

lllany friends of Mrs. Wilbur Younker are glad to know she is much improved in health.

Mr. and Mrs. lleber Campbell left on a visit to Boston. Mes- sschusettc.

Monmsou

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Electrical and Plumbing

lane), nu mu. ",3. momored EA ,1, .( anew" of PM'isscMennlel Palmer. student of (fer guard at the hanger of the 5, !;li:l.ll';ledgl1ulfa()rP nae; ieoveyrevai-siai;,1al;s Klmsmonm group. Dr. Hubert MM.Nem.&n, by :h'mc1"? tw” aw 1:013? '”';rgmmd 1”” at the l1'OTIll,:n:fuI hel'hi::'ieillt:ud1Td)i-' Bull:nede.p:i'!tred'ot?:o.m Rangoon in Miss Margaret MacDonald and horse and buszy- . - I C t 1 8 PM Physic!" issunn ones as Leary even ' - Mon. - s 7.15-9: 5. J as . ur B. H - - treet. ulnllatillli lgmwmu under '3: 3' ,0 pnmn mm b Mwpmmug and Mrs. Robert H. Palmer. the strictest secrecy in the dead lilllssthshlrgey tgrallgeiiller aretsp&n:;l- Stewlmlgsm Auyson in ..'.iTm. V-lm' SOC W"" spun. 703, .