FIRST r MEETING IN NEW HOSPITAL

The Charlottetown Branch of the Retarded Children’s As- sociation held its first meet- ing in the new Sherwood Hos-

21 in-patients, as well as day- | trainin, and day-care classes. The building is located near Riverside Hospital. Here three members of the association look over the agenda for last

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pital for ret arded children | : last night. I announced night’s meeting. 5 are, Min. Max. that the pro meeting | left to right, Mrs. Frank Walk- Night Day will be held 18 at the | er, recording secretary; Pius | Dawson ae 15 21 Clover Club in Charlottetown. | Smith, chairman, and Mrs. Ted | Vancouver Sees 53 The new hospital accomodates Ramsay, director. Victoria 45 51 | Edmonton ...+. one ae 50 | Calgary oi’ (ae 63 Regina 28 58 Winnipeg 19 40 | Toronto ..+.- ie 54 Ottawa = . me erent a ie CUT FOOD COSTS EVERY WEEK AT DOMINION DO M | N lO N eee 9 46 Alberton and West Prince County i= thie ae 2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs., Apr. 5, 1962. | Mancton anny _ = cs Ciiateteiows oeoce ae 38 FANCY — ode 21 38 Yarmouth seescoees 27 40 \ Home In Tignish 2.2 2] ware wear renee §=|] YORK CORN 2 nam Ae HA ALIFAX (CP)—The weather . |e yal oe sunny day r all sections. R Dory | “Reson oes | PU me LARD SNOWFLAKE _ CANADA PACKERS eac e Nova Scotia and Prince Ed- ward Island: Mostly sunny with TIGNISH — Central Street,|come to the rescue with two ee ceatan: praca Ha ear iW TENING 20 Wie KAM 12 OZ. AQ right off Main Street in the vil- | pumpers and hose that are con-| 45, Low-high at Halifax 28 and PKGS. TINS a ee ee Bowen | tinually kept in operation to| 45, Yarmouth 28 and 42, Keat- Ss tablishments as water from the | help eliminate the water at the boy sia: yaa yen ate 1 Ib pkgs north part of the village con-| Gaudet home, and also at the| 99 and 40, Charlottetown 20 and ‘ . MASCOT YORK CHOICE tinues to lodge in that area. | establishment of E.C. Gaudette | 45, With no storm sewer outlet| and Sons, where it is also a0 New Brunswick: Mostly sunny to allow the water to run off,| ing a major problem. and a little milder; southwest 15 cg 28 ati basements are flooded, and| This condition is not only a | oak 15. Low-high at Moncton, C C the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ger-| result of the recent rain and) Fredericton and Saint Jo!

ald — can be reached only | flooding occurring on the Is- | land, but is a yearly event, a A pw of water covers the|to lack of a drainoff in floors in the porch and kitchen. | area of the village, it was stat- The Tignish fire department has | ed.

‘Detective’ Is Promised As Letter Sought In House

“We'll put Perry ‘Mason on| from among the cabinet minis- | ir

the case right away,’ was the | ters. comment that rose from the gov-| Fisheries Minister Rossiter | ernment benches in the Legisla- | promised that copies of the let- ture yesterday when acting op- ter will be available today for position leader Dr. M.L. Bon- | members.

and 50, Edmundston 20 and é. 48

Campbellton and 48.

Bay of Fundy: West winds 15; | mostly po visibly od ot little change in t

High tide ichar a Charlotte. town at 11.14 a.m. and 11.42 p.m. At Rustico at 6.17 a.m. and 7.03 p.m. Summerside tide eighteen minutes later than Charlotte- town. Mee rises today at 5.39)

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nating convention, whi

Li held at noes a S evening of April 11, are Doug-! las MacFarlane, Bedeque, and| | Gregory McInnis, Tignish.

The nominating convention wn

be held in Summerside Legion |

Home on the evening of April 11, it was announced

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MONTREAL (CP)— annual Chamber of Gamuanes Week will be held from April 8 to 14, president W. S. Kirk- patrick of the Canadian Cham- ber of Commerce announced) Wednesday. The group’s can |than 850 branches across Can- ada will organize special pro- grams during the a to ‘give| Canadians an understanding of | the role the oxgenination plays | | in community building.

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mel] asked where a Jetter tabled |— aaa rn by Hon. Leo Rossiter Tuesday C W If night had gone. ape o e The letter, tabled at the re- quest of Dr. Bonnell, dealt | Man To Seek establishment of bait hold | stations at Beach Point played a part in the snail: ‘ Nomination tion of the report of the House Arnold Wood, Cape Wolfe standing committee on fisheries. | farmer, will offer for nomina-| “Why haven’t members got/tion for the New Democratic} copies on their desks today?’’| party in Prince County, it was asked Dr. Bonnell. ‘This is a|learned Tuesday from Thomas | serious situation as apparently | Dunphy, provincial organizer. the letter has disappeared. It’s; One of the better known) poor service and not democratic | Prince County farmers, Mr. government when this sort of | Wood has been prominent in co- thing is going on. Where is the operative and credit union acti- letter?’ vities for a number of years. Frank Myers (PC — ist! A former president of the O’- Queens) who was House com- | Leary Credit Union is now mittee chairman when the letter | secretary- treasurer. He was was tabled, recalling the tab-| vice-president of the Maritime ling of the letter, said ‘“‘some- Co-operative for six years, has one must have taken it.’ | been president of the O’Leary “We'll pass the case over to| Farmers’ Co-operative, is a di- Perry Mason,” aisd a voice| rector of Amalgamated Dairies | Ltd., and of the P.E.I. Dairy- | a> ’s coon cae who was born

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ALL STEWING CUTS REMOVED, SQUARE CUT

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MAPLE LEAF WHOLE OR HALF LARGE

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tall tins

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Spin Cast Set . 5.95 Coat at Hanger 6 for 77¢

Scoop . . oo 59c. Push Brooms . . 98c

BOLOGNA » 29¢

MAPLE LEAF CRYOVAC SWEET PICKLED

COTTAGE ROLLS 5 9c

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Fresh Fruits and ‘Vegetables

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=== Grapefruit 5 ~ 47°

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