Shown here are some of the head table guests at Wednes- day evening‘s mother ’ a n d drughtrr banquet held at the centre in Summerside.

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The banquet was sponsored by the IOTA Club for all Hti-Y groups. Left to right are Mrs. Ralph Judge and daughter Pamela. president of IOTA,

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James Murphy. Summerside High School English teacher, guest speaker and Mrs. Mar- ion Arsenault. IOTA mentor.

A fudge sale for the talent caravan will be held in the Mo? cII hall it was decided at a re-

cent meeting of the Morell Unit l l which was held at the home of Mrs. Charles Mosher. Assisting at this sale will be Mrs. Sydney Anderson and rs. R u s s el l ileiwholt.

A total of 14 members were present with two new members. and Mrs. Ted MacEwen led the worship with “Praise Ye th e Lord", and the hymn “I need Thcc every Hour". ,

One minutes silence was ob- served in honour of a departed aster member. Mrs. Robert Squires. followed by a memor-t iam prayer by Mrs. . M ac- Do Mrs. Robert MacKin- non led the devotional period, reading first chapter Collassions is to 17 verse, and first chapter: John first to the 15th verse. The hymn “How Sweet the ‘Name of Jesus Sounds" was sung.

Unit I UCW will pay for the furniture which was bought for the new church study. also the desk in the study. with the money bequeathed to the lad- Ics aid by Mrs. Reuben Drake and will be in memoriam of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Drake.

(‘ollection amounted to .85 and $4 was paid to Mrs. Sydney Anderson for literature. Mrs. Ted MacEwen. Mrs. Clarence lilacEwen. Mrs. Elmer Ewen and Mrs. Ch Masher will be on refreshments for social hour for next meeting which will be held in the (‘I‘lll‘l‘CiIL Roll call will be answered wit

se scripture. The leaders for devotion period will scripture. Mrs. Lyman Ewen: meditation. Mrs. ence MacEwen: prayer. Herbert Hawbolt.

The meeting closed with the hilzpah benediction. A socla hour followed and refreshments were served by the hostess and committee in charge.

KELVIN GROVE Wl

Kelvin Grove Women's Insti‘ tute held their February meet- ing recently at the home of Mrs. Gerald Militan- and opened with the Creed.

Thirteen members answered roll call with a "drawing of your p re f i l e “on a valentine. Two visitors were present. Two new members, Mrs. R en d ell Cascley and Mrs. Wilfred Waugh. were welcomed.

It was moved and seconded that one dozen new chairs purchased and the following committee was appointed to at- tend to the matter. Mrs. Eric lilncMurdo Mrs. Leaman Case- iey and Mrs. Douglas Webster. The committee and s c h o 0] trustees were. appointed to re- pair the old chairs.

the Ways and Means Committee for February are lilrs. Eric MacMurdo and Mrs. afraid Millar. The January

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li’trs. Don Reeves and Mrs. John Picketts reported that $30.65 had been raised during the month.

The WI News was distributed to the members.

Correspondence consisted of letters from Mrs. L.H. MacLeI- Ian. president of the CAC. P.E.I. branch: Claude Smith, director of town Planning: and a letter rcgardlng the CitizenShip Pm- icct for the Senator Cairine Wil- son Trophy in 1961- 1964. with thc theme being Municipal Af- fairs. it was decided to s e n d 32.00 to the,TB League. and 51 to the Home Economics Schol- "S‘hlp Fund.

Collection amounted to $1.96.

ves invited the. members to her home for the March meeting. Roll call to be answered with a cake of soap. lunch committee MY 5- Eric MacMurdo. Mrs- J 0 h“ Picketts. Mrs. Ian MacMurdo and Mrs. Morris Caseley.

Meeting closed with the Insti— lute Ode. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by the lunch committee rs. Lorne

rozler. Miss Beulah Mouse and Mrs. Crawford Picketts.

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lork Point Women's Institute have Plans underway to hold a banquet on April our. commem- ‘mmnfl their 50th anniversary. it was announced at their re- cent meeting held at the home 0i Mrs. Colin Machail.

The meeting. which opened “All ode w. followed by

Committees reported. th e

Farm Forum program was .118-

WOMEN’S ORGANIZATIONS

—Morell UCW Will Have Fudge Sole For Corovon

tened to, was filled

Layettes were completed and sent in. Members agreed to have their names on mail box- es and the school grounds will be improved by planting trees, e

and a questionnaire in.

to. Mrs. Howard MacPhatiI and Mrs. Goldie MtacKinley are two newly enrolled members. On lunch committee for next meeting are Mrs. Ralph Rain and Mrs. John Sanderson. Lunch was served by the hos- tess and committee in charge, after meeting was adjourned.

KINGSBORO WI The February m e ct i n g of Kingsboro WI was held at the ome of Mrs. Gordon Ro

. bertson wrth fourteen members a nd

‘ two visitors present.

ac mber answered roll call with the presentation of a valentine which are to be sent to former members.

A new committee was ap- pointed regarding school and hail doors.

Red Cross articles have been completed and remnants have been solicited from different stores.

The program included the ar- ticle “Potatoes in your diet" and recipes were distributed. T h e social consisted of 'a guessing contest.

Sweets, which were auction- ed by the president, brought in

Mac- $10

The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. John F. Rob- tson.

Meeting adjourned and lunch was served by members in charge.

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SHERWOOD W. l.

Sherwood WI held their recent meeting at the home of the pres- tident. Mrs. Fred Osborne, with eleven members present.

After minutes of last meeting were read. correspondence, con- sisting of letters of thanks. was dealt with. A letter from Mrs. H. L. Palmer inviting members to the annual dinner meeting of the Red Cross to be held at the Charlottetown hotel was also re- ccived.

Mrs. John MacAleer and Mrs.

Fred sborne were elected to represent the Institute and var- ious committees gave their re ports. Special projects on ways of making in on e y by individual members was extended until the March meeting.

The financial report was pre-

be sented by the treasurer, Mrs.

Sinclair MacLeod and this show- an increase in operational cost of the hall over the pa s two months. 35 was given for membership to CAC. a donation of money will be sent to Care.

Patients at Beach Grove were visited and given treats of fruit and magazines.

Roll call for March will be answered by donation of article of clothing to complete a layette

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Lunch was served by the hos- tess, Mrs. William Ward. assist- ed by the lunch committee.

A sing song closed the meet- ing.

BRACKLEY POINT W.l.

The February meeting of the Brackley Point Institute was

held at the home of Mrs. George the

Shaw, with eleven members pre- at.

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Roll call was answered by nas- sing in a donation to the Unit- arian Relief. The sick commit- tee reported flowers were sent to a bereaved family and gift to a child in hospital. Committee for the following three months: Mrs. Gregor McCallum and Mrs. Willard McCallum.

New business consisted of a discussion on having a dinner in the hall. plans for same to be finalized at a later meeting.

A quantity of finished sewing was passed in for the Red Cross. and three donated cribquilts were purchased by the members-

Roll call next month will he answered by a half-minute com- ment pertaining to Education, and the program will be a geo- graphy match conducted by Mrs. Edward McCalIum. Collection was . . Lunch was served by the hostess.

BOLS'I'IIB LA. , POLICE

CAPE TOWN (AM—Justice Minister Balthazar Vol-star an- nounced Friday a big expansion of South Africa's police reserve forces, taking in hundreds volunteers to "help combat 'ser'l; on: crime and acts of atrocity.

AYPA Holds Valentine Poiry

Mark‘s AYPA held its annual Valentine party in St. Mark's hall, Kensington, recently. with a large number of members and visitors attending.

The hall was gaily decorated with red paper hearts.

The early part of the evening consisted of games and con- tests. and vocal duets were ren- dered by Beryl and Betty Has- him and Ruth and Hilda Pid- geon

Lunch was served by the members and the remainder of the evening was occupied by a sale auctioneered by William Paynter. which was very profi- table.

On Friday. February 15, St. Mark's AYPA is invited to at- tend a Social evening with Long River YPU.

HAPPENINGS

Miss Audrey Glllis was hos- tess to the members of XI Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sor- ority when they met at her home for their regular meeting on Wednesday evening.

The program for the evening took the form of a portrayal of Eastern Erope. which was giv- en by Mrs. Donald Gordon. Miss Helen Cox. Mrs. Somerled Train- or, Mrs.. J. Molloy, Mrs. Jerry Venoit and Mrs. Douglas Den- nls.

Lunch was served by the hos- tess, assisted by Mr . . 0. Hornby, Chapter President. and Mrs. Donald Gordon.

Mrs. Herbert Schurman of tSummerslde is visiting in Hali- fax. N.S.. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Breen. She will visit her sister. Mrs. Ira Hicke , who is a patient in Halifax Infirmary, where she recently underwent surgery.

Mrs. M. J. Campbell, RN ar- rived in Summerside on Monday from Vancouver, B.C. to be with her brother, Fred Tuplin of In- dian River, who is a patient in Prince County Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Dyment of Summerside attended a con- vention on Wednesday evening in the Brunswick Hotel. Monc- ton, .

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Colwill entertained at their home in Summerside on Tuesday even- ing when five tables of auction Were in play. The prize winners were Mrs. Fred Bingham. Mrs. Howard Cooling, Mr. G e r ald Heustis and Mr. Fred Bingham. The hostess was assisted by sev-

Holf Century Club Meets

EDEQUE — The February meeting of the Bedeque Half Century Club was held at the home of the president. M r s. Walter Leard, on Monday 11th. inst. Eight members answered roll call.

Mrs. Edwin MacFarlane read the opening poem “Crumble corner and Thanksgiving street"

The minutes of last meeting Were read and approved. The usual club business was consid- ered and a planning committee was appointed for the coming year consisting of the follow- ing: Mrs. Pearl Affieck, Mrs. Agnes Johnson. Mrs. C h arles .Henderson, Mrs. Florence Johnson.

The president conducted a contest which was much en- joyed. The next place of meet- ing at the home of the president on Feb. 25th. Mrs. V e r n on Craig to have the opening

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eral of the ladies in serving de- licious refreshments.

The Annual Valentine card party. sponsored by St. Mary's Guild under the presidency of Miss Barbara Smith. was held on Wednesday evening in St. Mary's Hall, Summerside with twenty-five table of bridge and auction in play. The guests were welcomed by Canon Mark Fer- guson. Bridge prizes were awar- ded to Mrs. B. R. Sharpe. Mrs. Lorne Read. Wilfred Lecky and G. A. Coles. Auction prizes went Mr . . W. Murphy, Mrs. Ralph Monkley, Mr. Victor In- man and Allison Macintosh; Lucky Chair. F-L Murray Wood;

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served by the ladies.

wedding of their son. Winston s.

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Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacWil- liams will leave Summerside to- day for Daytona Beach and Ft.

Borden Legion Auxiliary Meets

The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of Bor- den Legion branch was held re- cently in the home with 13 mem- bers in attendance. Roll call was answered by one member donating toward cost of first aid

it.

Routine business was camed out. Secretary-treasurer report- ed that 825. had been sent to the Freeman Jackson Fire fund.

The ways an means com- mittee reported that $18.80 had been proceeds from Bingo with $2.00 from White Rose Service Station. total of $20.80. The Aux- members were asked for

ning held on Thursday evening. February 14.

Card committee reported send- ing foutr sympathy cards. one get-well card and one congra- tulations card. unch was serv- ed and a social hour enjoyed.

Lauderdale. Florida on a visit.

Mrs. Eustace Reeves and chil- dren, Lynn and Shelley. of Char-

nesday after spending a few days in Summerside with the former's father. Mr. Reginald Hockin and Mrs. Hockin.

F-O and Mrs. George Court h a v e recently returned from Zweibrucken. Germany. where they had been for the past twen- ty months. They are the guests

Mrs. Albert Silliphant. Summer- ie, and after a course at Camp Borden. Ontario. F-O an rs. Court will be stationed in Moose Jaw. Saskatchewan.

Mr. and Mrs. Allie MacNeill and Dr. and Mrs. J. K. Beer left Summerside by plane for Mexico for a three weeks holi- day.

Mr and Mrs. Morris Caseley

of Kelvin are leaving today on a trip to Trinidad.

CHANGE HEART VALVES

HAMILTON, Ont. (CP) -- Experiments in transplanting heart valves in dogs—which if successful could lead to similar operations on human beings— have started at Hamilton Gen- eral Hospital. Dr. John G. Rob- inson said the project is aimed at taking the mitral valve from heart of a dead body and transplanting it into a living body. "

ANNUAL

suonco of the Act

by-Iows fond for the "I

RCD's of Camp Georgetown. N. 13.. returned by plane on Satur- day from a tour of duty Egypt. He is spending his fur- lough with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bishop.

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The president. Mrs. Vernon Campbell. opened the February meeting of the W.M.S. of the S u m m e r s l d e Presbyterian Church on Tuesday afternoon in

Prince Edward Island Hospital

Notice is hereby given that in pur-

public meeting of all contributors to the Prince Edward Island Hospital wil be held in the classroom nursos' residence. Charlottetown. on Thursday. 21. I963. or 8 pm. for the purpose of electing from for the government of the institution In accordance with the

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M. MocKENZIE. Secretory.

The general [public are cordially Invited to attend the Annun Monti

the church parlor, with the call to worship. Mrs. Ernest Walker

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Lucky Tally.. Mrs. Gordon Ram- say. Delicious refreshments were

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Adams left Summerside on Tuesday for Powell River, BC. to attend the

lottetown returned home on Wed-

of Mrs. Court’s parents. Mr. and 1'

Trooper Donald Bishop of the

led the devotional period —— the HEXDOSIEIOI‘I being on “Steward- ip". She was assisted by Miss .Jean MacFadyen who read the Scripture lesson rom 1 Peter 4th chapter and St. Luke 16 and by Mrs. Hilbert Johnston w ho offered prayer. During the bus- iness session conducted by the president. a letter of apprecia- tion was read from the Scott .Mission for a box which had been seat. It was announced that the World Day of Prayer will be held in the Church of the Na- zarene on March 1. Mrs. Lloyd Gorrill and Mrs. Walker were appointed as a visiting commit- tee. The mission study_was pre- sented by Mrs. Campbell on “Taiwan”. its history. education and industries. now under Free China but previously under Jap-

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anese rule. The Mizpah benedlc- _

EAST BALTIC

Dr. A. A. MacDonald, Souris, celebrated his 89th birthday re- cently. Dr. Gus, as he is most familiarly known is the oldest physician on the Island. He is highly respected and loved by old and youn

Ralph Robertson. Kingsboro is recovering from his recent ill- ness of two weeks.

Miss Audrey Robertson. Char- lottetown spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex- ander Robertson, Red Point.

William Baker, Lakcville is at present a patient in the Souris Hospital.

0 n McInnis returned to tCharlottetown, a f t e r spending some time in Souris during the death and funeral of his moth- er. Mrs. Bessie McInnis.

Daniel Murphy. Elmira is now convalescing at the. home of his daughter. Mrs. Frank Cheverie. Souris. following his illness in

Mrs. Ross Young was hostess to the Red Point Women's In- stitute at her home on Feb. 4.

Mrs. Percy MacDonald, Kings boro had the cast removed off her arm and is feeling mu c h better.

Several spectators attended the hockey game in Souris. be- tween Souris Royals and Red Point Flyers, Monday night. The score was 8-7 in favor of Souris

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Misses Carol and Doll Marie ixon. daughters of Mr. an Mrs. R. A. Dixon celebrated their 12th and 9th birthdays Feb.

and again at night. After social

ed a lovely supper complete with two birthday cake .

is uth Fay. East Baltic. left recently to attend the Young Liberal’s Convention in Ottawa. brother Jimmie Fay, who will Bradley in Ottawa.

Mrs. Fred Robertson who has been a patient in the P.E.I. Hos- pital for the past several weeks. is now convalescing at the home of her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Arnett Robertson. Kingsboro.

Miss Rowena Garrett. teach- er at Mt. Herbert Orphanage. spent the weekend with her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Faster Gar-

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Mrs. Alice Ladner. Charlotte- town vtislted her mother. Mrs. Reginald Rose and Mr. Rose.

Arthur Stewart, Red Point was a recent visitor in Kings- boro

Mrs. Harold MacGregor was hostess to the East Baltic Wom- en's Instituto at her home on Feb. 4.

Rupert Stewart, Charlottetown spent the weekend with his par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stew- art, South Lake.

r. and Mrs. Alfred Sorrey. Montague. visited with Mrs. Sorrey’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Robertson. Kingsboro.

r. and Mrs. Peter Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. MacDonald. Kingsboro were recent visitors to Charlottetown.

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entertainment Mrs. Dixon serv-

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visit with brothers Philip and

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Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Mc- Kenna following their recent marriage in St. B rigid's Church at Foxley River. Lot 11. The bride is the former

McKENNA - BULGER NUPTIALS

Bulger, daughter of Mrs Hugh Bulger, Portage, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter McKenna of Conway.

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iPoinse’r’rios And Roses Decor For Wedding At Bride’s Home

The marriage of Nancy Ruth Ackland only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Willis. N o r t h River, and William Elmer son r. and Mrs. Harold Stone, Clyde River, was solemnized at the home of the bride recently.

The officiating clergyman for the double ring ceremony was pastor T. W. Howard of North River Baptist Church.

A seasonal arrangement of pine with red loses an poin- settas made a pleasing back- ground for the ceremony.

Given in marriage by her f-a- ther the bride wore a white ny- lon tiered gown. The lace bodice

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ELLEN’S DIARY

“1 can tell by the look on his face that he's happy at b o ut somcthing" Alex smiled watch- ing from a window. Mack com- ing by this morning. Happiness, what is it”

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abroad. and pleasant holidays, but of little clumps of violets noticed by the roadside, hidden away almost. so that only those can see them, who have od's peace and love in their hearts: one long continuous chain of lit- tle joys: little whispers from the spiritual world: little gleams of sunshine from our daily work." “Little clumps of violets not- riced," and in the countless other small lovelinesses, folks ma glean here and there along their il rim way -— there happiness

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r happiness, after al something contributed by others. to make us more or less depen- dent on them? is it some blessed element of life to be found only within ourselves? “Yes. it’s a happy look" Alex nodded. “I know."