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ley, Edward McCabe and Ro-

FOUR OF the six who suc-

bert Currie. Absent when the picture was taken were two

eessfully completed the Mid- term Life Underwriters Train- ing Course are, from the left, Vance Bridges, Jack Walms-

Underwriters

Pass Mid-Terms

At the monthly luncheon! month, presented a report of the meeting of the Life Underwrit- a rs ers Association held yesterday), ™" \¢ : 5 at the Charlottetown Hotel, | business of the various sessions, Award was announced that six Island|Education our Life Underwriters had success-'bership our voice.” Mr. Nichol- fully completed the id-term|son outlined the many discus-

fe Dpleryriere. aining| sions and decisions made with

other . successful participants David B. Hyndman and Stew- art Ives.

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made by R.E. Younker, CLU,| insurance service to the public. who is conducting the course.| Edward McCabe, recently el- They are: Vance Bridges, Ro-\ected as regional director for bert Currie, David Hyndman,|P.E.]. and N.B. commented on) Stewart Ives, CLU, Edward Mc-| some of the deliberations and of-| Cabe and Jack Walmsley. fered some suggestions as to

The course included study of|how the provincial association clubs in salesmanship; life insurance | might widen its field of influ- law; gift, income and estate tax /ence: cuts; the use of sales and pur-| President Morris was congrat-'| ern chase agreements; investments; third party life insurance and cent election as a member of the other allied subjects. Mr. Youn-| council of the City of Charlotte- ker is moderator of the town. elass and the study periods! Sterling MacLeod was induct-| bration. which are weekly will continue|ed as a new member of the asso- until May.

President Jack Morris

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was|ducted by Regional Director) Feb. 23,

chairman of the meeting and | McCabe. 18th anniversary. The projects Donald Nicholson, the associa-| It was announced that the/of the club over the last 18 tion’s delegate to the annualjnext meeting will be held at/years have been many and var- meeting in Toronto earlier in the! Summerside, Jan. 29. ied, but with one purpose in) mind — to help the underprivil- | jeged children in commun-

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Gallery To Display Paintings From Ex Islander’s Collection

Paintings from the Ernest Poole collection in Edmonton,

Mr. Wil-

Poole, formerly of Mon- the Island many

and established Poole to the one of the largest | ference of the Canadian Art

WEATHER

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Shaw Proclaims Brotherhood

Premier W. R. Shaw _sihas commended to citizens of the province the observance of

Week, being marked this week across Can- ada. with

ISLAND NEWS PAGE

2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., Feb. 23, 1965.

Kiwanis Gold Service Award Presented In City Tonight

A member of Charlottetown | 1950—Lawson Jenkins; 1951— Kiwanis Club will receive the Jack Trainor; 1952—Al Rogers; Golden Service |1953—Somerled Trainor; 1954—|

the ‘Kiwanis it which were around the theme! niversary meeting of the club image, Mem-| at Confederation Centre.

The presentation, which will |digan; 1959—Al coincide with the celebration of | Jack Doyle; 1961—Sinclair Cut-

community through per- |

ulated by the meeting on his re-|gstanding members in a similar

ication In a brief ceremony con-|eration since 1947, and Tuesday,

werk tom in election arty tum sx one’ of te fee | h li - , Catholic

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*“"Books—Eyes on the World” | the theme for this year’s

21-27. Since its inception 25 years ago, Catholic Book Week has been designed to focus at-

Library Assoc The Catholic Informa

Week Observance om

tonight at the 18th an-|Byron Grant; 1955—Lioyd Mae-

[Nevin; 1956—Wilf Smith; 1957— Earle MacLeod; 1958—Jed Mad- Horne; 1960—

anniversary of Kiwan- cliffe; 1962—Abe Zakem; 1963—

made to the member | pichard; 1965—Cliff Orford.

citizensiip responsi- |

HEATHER THOMPSON

- Wins Top 4-H Holstein Award

In P.E.I. four 4H members | tied with a score of 128 points out of 140 in the unior judging

by « the

competition sponsored Holstein-Friesian Association of Canada, and held in connection with the selection of the All- Canadian Holsteins at the end | of the show season. j The tie was broken by a draw, with Heather Thompson, French- fort, 11-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Thomp- son, and a member of the Dun- staffnage - Frenchfort 4H Calf Club, winner of the true type Holstein model presented by the P.E.I? Branch of the Hol- stein-Friesian Association. Heather's father is the pre- sident of the P.E.I. branch of the association. The others tied for first place were Paulette Jones and Heather Jones, Pow- nal and Helen Dickieson, New

k Week

Book Week, February

on all good books— or otherwise, and is by the Catholic

jation.

Heather is the third member | of her family to win in All-Can- adian judging. Her sister, Geor- | gina, and brother, Guy, are previous winners. 4

Heather was first with her calf on achievement day, first

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S.D.U, ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

“THE FANTASTICKS’ -

St. Francis Xavier Dramatic & Music Depts.

Admission: General ‘public $1.50; Students 50¢

on the year’s work. She was also a member of a group of three that stood first at the | Rural Youth Day at Charlotte- town

1s your pain RHEUMATIC or

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$1.65 at drug counters everywhere.

A Musieal Comedy

: St. Dunstan’s Auditorium

Thursday, February 25th 8:15 pm.

EATON'S WEDNESDAY

Doi

' Women's Nylons Seamless mesh, knit on 400 needle machine, 15 denier. Sizes 9-11, wide selection of lovely shades

Special 3 jar 1.00 Men's Hose

Wool and nylon, fancy patterns, sizes 10%-11%, assorted colours.

Special, pair 1.00 Men's Hose

Stretch nylon, fits sizes 10-13, as- sorted colours, ribbed patterns.

soecit 3 pairs 1.00 Men's Work Socks

Nylon, viscose, wool. One standard

ie Speciale 2 sais 1.00 Boys’ Hose h nylon, assorted colours.

Sizes 6 - 8.

Blouses

Women's & teenagers short sleeve pac in assorted stripes and colours. Sizes 12 to 18.

each 1 .00 Nylon Oblong Scarves

In assorted spring shades

Special 2 », 1.00 Men's Hankies

Good quality, white.

rr 6 a 1.00 for . oe eg Mae Pht Pos

Leotards

nye, seamless. Sizes 6 to 8 and to 10. Beige. a 1.00

Girls’ Slips

Rayon tricot, sheer nylon and em-

broidery trim. Sizes 8, 10 and 12. each

Special 1.00 " Sport Shi eevee — Je sizes

8 nee 1,00

each Girls’ Cotton Blouses

vor ges 1.00 Sets

and Play . Sizes 1 and 2. see set 1 .00 orduroy Snapperalls Core: colours. ahPS months.

cea each 1 .00 Print Cordona

Snap} colours of pink and blue.

12 to 24 mos. — 1.00

Lined Corduroy Crawlers

Sizes 12 to 24 mos. Special, each

Flanne

1.00

bereery Set each 1.00 .

Slims and Boxers - corduroys,

Assorted plain lined cottons and wool plaids.

Sizes 3

1.00

Special,

Boys’ Shorts Sizes 4 to 6. 3 for 1.00

Special, Stretch Terry Rompers

Maize, aqua ae 1.00 infants’ Vests

Bottom front, short sleeves

3 mos., 12 mos. 2 for 1.00

Sizes

Special,

Half Slip & Brief Sets

Rayon tricot, colours. Sizes small, medium and

lace trim, assorted

large. Spécial, set 1.00 jeu tricot, lace trim. Sizes 32 to 40. Special, each 1.00

Rayon tricot, assorted trims, s- sorted colours. Sizes small, med-

jum and large — 1.00 Half s Glazed cotton. Special. 1 .00

Rayon Tricot Briefs Cuff and elastic thigh styles small, medium and large.

Special 3... 1.00

Bedjackets

(subs) rayon tricot. Colours pink, 1.00

Sizes

blue. Special, each

Girdles and Brassieres -

Ctearance, substandards. Bras-

sieres— Sizes “4 and % only. Girdles — sizes small and medium.

1.00

Jew

Assortement of neckiets, earrings, pins and bracelets.

Specit 2 we 1.00

Children's Jewellery Sets

Chain necklets with matching charm bracelets. Special, ar" 1.00

Cuff Link & Tie Bar Sets

Gold coloured tie bar with match- ing cuff links. Assorted styles.

Special 1.00

set

Imported briar pipes, styles. Special,

Gold coloured bracelet with match- ing earrings. Boxed. Special, set

1.00

Washer Covers

Wringer type, white with floral de- sign in colour. Special, 1.00

Bathroom Set

Approximately 6 pieces, brush,

comb, sponge, etc. , 1 00 Special, each .

each Uri Set of § bags for sweater, blouse hosiery, etc

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Shop in Person. No Phone or Mail Orders, Please! No Delivery on Dollar Day Items.

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Noxzema Skin Cream

seca 1.00

Special, Imported talcum. 6'2 oz. tin

Special, 2 lor 1.00 Jergens Hand Lotion

For loving after water care. 12 oz.

Djer Kiss

bott! jal, * Spee each 1.00 Hot Water Bottle Good quality. Assoretd colours. ial, Speci each 1.00 Individually Wrapped Candy An assortment of coffee crunch,

chocolate eclairs and fruit centers.

Special. 2 Ib. 1.00

Zippered Case Containing mirror, comb, nail clip- “pers; tooth brush, -plus. :

three empty containers. Assorted shades.

Seecia ace ~—'1.00 Flat Fold Facial Tissue

Box of, 400 sheets. Special, 4 for 1.00 Coconut Oil Shapoo

Leaves hair and scalp sparkling clean. 8 oz. bottle

aa 2 w 1.00

—<Sentlensry bidet : & - ee. ae 1 sean

Wax Paper

4 rolls in cello bag.

Special, Loose Leaf Filler

Lined, 150 sheets, 3 holes

Special 2 1 1.00 School Bag strap. Navy

With hand grip & my Socal 1,00 100 in

1.00

each Envel

Business envelopes 4 x.9"’.

box. Special. 2 for 1.00 Desk Memo

Metal with calendar alphabets and

memo pad. Special, each

1.00

3% x 84", assorted patterns and cious etal 1.00

pair

Rayon Tailored Certains 37 63"°

reen a al par «100 Corduroy Neck Rest Cushoins sat Assorted co curs. Spec e 1.00 45" Drapery Meterial Amoriet cial, yard = WOO

Both fringed chenille’ and tweed textured mats. Approx. 18 x 30”.

each 1 .00 Chair Back Sets

Cross-stitch design on ecru colour

background. . 2 sets 1.00

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Special,

Cases

Coloured border, pink, blue, green yellow, good quality cotton Src 1.00 Linen Tea Tow Assorted colour checks. Size about x

° 3 for 1.00

» Miss May Budd

Fashion Co - ordinator for “Sarong” will be at EATON’S until Satur- day, Feb. 27th to help you with your selection.

Foundations Eaton's Main Floor

Plastic Place Mats

Assorted colours, fabric back for

eeu 1.00

Special, Cotton Tea Towels

Striped pattern on white ground.

Size 17 x 34”. Speci 4... 1.00 Finger Tip Towels Set

three 12 x 18’’ ‘‘Floral’’ and

Boxed. 1.00

‘Poodle’ design Special, set

Mesh Dish Cloths

Multi-colour cloth

eat 00 Tablecloths

Floral print cotton Size about 50 x sm 1.00 Face Cloths

ee stripes.

Speci 12 1.00 Tablecloths

‘‘Beatle’’ design. Good quality, about 36’ square.

prcia ce =: 1.00

Plastic Place Mats

Foam back, ideal for home or cot-

tage. 12 x 18" 6 for 1.00

Special,

Pillow Protectors Feather resistant, print and all white. cotton with zipper. Special, each

pink and blue Good quality

1.00

Family Footwear

Table of odds and ends of family sr Specie ~=-:'(000

i im ng

Cups & Saucers Bone china, floral design. —_ each 1 .00 Plastic Potted Flowers Assorted colours. Special each 1 .00 Iron Board Cover Heavy ae 1 .00 Bowl

. Pepper & rd Dishes On trey. ae 1.00 Coffee Pot Pot 2 cup aluminum.

1.00

Special, each

Cotton Broadcloth Assorted colours. %6” wide. ae 2 sar, 1.00 Cotton Prints Assorted colours. 36" wide.

2 yards 1.00 White Flannelette Special,

8 a 1.0 ‘T.EATON CE icijatiiticatea