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2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., Dec. 12, 1966.) suygcyinsime — Resplendent |brations, D. Alex MacDonald} for gift Shirts . centennial costumes will bring |and his staff are really earnest

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Premier Campbell and met) Immigration, is =e | Board of Trade, on school at:th- party will visit of the

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the y.. a¢ (Orities and on union representa- |tennial balls in the town. Russell Blacket, age 13, Canoe Southere King's County judging ‘tives. Te reported a generally | According to Centengial Chair- | Cove is in serious condition in -the reception accorded recent- enthusiastic response at all lev- |™an Charles Hogan, the ball /the Prince te Reel Hodeos and Cyrillels. sbould he Aho. Suet ouaenl une. Pe Campbell, when they opened the Both Mr. Hodson and Mr. |¢ver held im Summerside, and

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COSTUMES Costumes from ‘the V; eertainly give a flav- our of Canadian history to the starting of centennial activities in Summerside. - In another aspect of local cele-

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man Lester a cette. Sania ase jen THE GIFT SHOP during (he | STUDY NORSE TRADITION 162 Great George St. “| “For All Your-Gift Giving” . More than 150 students at the St. Sade University of North Dakota take DIAL 4-814 a patient af | Scandinavian studies, a pro- After Hours call 4-682 Is Alberton. gram begun 75 years ago. efs Federation was i -on vice-president : Andrew WU. Jardine, Free ‘ aiie "s os Br " , ieee. been - . - : Bea re = tan ee oes ee ? ~ capacity. a year ago. _ Guest Speaker (Presidents Eee . 24 ee 4 | Re-elected rector for the Holstein men. Mr a: ee eee : Trenholm is serving as fourth 4 ae See coc | VEO Bs | Canadian Legion Branch No. 6.| Other directors elected were : : i ‘ at the annua! meeting held ip the | 2% follows: W.B. Richardson. ster, Charlottetown, by Stirling Mill Other officers elected were: 1st | Curtis Clark, Carstairs, Alberta: the Kensington United Chureh |,~A singsong led by Verdun | vice-president Edward Trem-|¢y G. Pretty, Jameson, Sesk- Kenonia Men's Club at the se with Gordon |ijay ond vice-president Clovis | aichewan; Thomas A. Cr ey, meeting of the season held eth-at th piano Doucette, secretary Frank Gau- | Balmoral, Manitoba; Jean C. at the Murray Christian |. The meeting was chaired by | uot, treasurer Hector _Buote, | 5t. Pierre, Grenville, Que.; Har- Edutation Centre. the president, Fred Profitt, and |<.’ starms Edgar Peters, Le-|°ld Wilson, Lachute, Que.: and Reality of Christian Living”, Mr, | meeting were read by the sec-|" The president outlined the im-| Directors to represent Ontario Sangster emphasized the witnes- |Tetary, Allison MacMurdo. The | provements ready to be catried | Will be elected at the Annual sing of our. Christian faith each | easurer, Lindsay Seaman gave out on the interior of the build. Meeting of the Association to be ¢ ~ day, of totally involv. | the ‘financial report. ing. One thousand dollars. was | Beld in Toronto, Ontario, on Fe- a Romans Frank MacEwen and Broce | © jee, tion t help with TALE The speaker was introduced |the senior citizens to church on | Money was voted to belp| LONDON (Reuters) — For- @.\ by Herman Mayne and thanked | s day morning for December, | White Cross buy Christmas gifts George Brown - Cieteas Te and Everett Donald and Robert ee ee ere to Fs oe Teele tat a> TERERS Carruthers volunteered Jan- | Christmas project boxes plain discussions Caterers to the dinner ‘i the needy will be carried out by = Ie V-neck, crew neck, pullover and button front, were, the ladies of U.CW. ull |\busthese were Munsacted, ‘Nest |the members tet meath. hed eomnasions T i cardigan styles. Sees 2 to fx. Priced trem No, 2. who were thanked/fer 3 '|mecting will be on January 9 Santa Claus will pay his ap- Go waneny iF onus a aes ; ty, d meal by Thirty-two members’ and one | nual visit to the home on Decem- | Nam and told the Soviet Union ley and Mrs. Murdock MacLeod | guest attended the meeting | ber 24th, at 10 o'clock. it should search for some means ° e = . ‘| which closed with prayer by | New Years eve will be cele jof lessening the scope and is- 27 M M Rev. Mr. MacBeth. = brated by a party in the home. ‘tensity of the Viet Nam war. ’

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