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Ire-electcd president at the an-

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v .at the Community Centre

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A l . lond vice-president. Mrs. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Graham.‘ chnologists Cavendish, have returned to lecture

winter in Charlottetown.

'albane. and Mrs. Sterling Mac- province. Mrs. Thomas MacAvinn. Mrs. Lean. Glcn Valley. returned re- ; centiy from visiting friends and t

relatives in Boston, Mass.

. h _ L. I. Duffy. Mrs. Urban Bian- The followmg item was omlt- Che George Chandler, ed 'n the report of the .Grand 1H5.

held at Murray River:

. uaid. Mrs. Mrs. Jean MacLean introduc-

M. ' d M J in Gill's celcfi I r an rs m ‘ 1 Gerald Nantes,

brate their 60th wedding anni- versary today at the home of their daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Spencer. 8 i John St.

from the L.0.A. of PEI w ho Mrs.

B r i g h t o n MacDougall,

Hall, Murray River:

' ‘ Ray Dun .. MncEachern.

‘ n. .- . - '3 A short monthly meeting was I Mrs. cou Grit'fiil. nee Shirley fl “Comggp'figlxngheiffifw: ill-51d beim'e the annual meeting. I ‘ ‘ left recent-7“ ~ t DING 1‘ F - a e lArh'mz‘ and Ch'ldEO" .. ,glht greetings from the LOA opened rhe meeting with H” I 1y for their home in Dirlon. P.Q. .Gran Lodge league prayer. The correspon- Ii‘W-‘i‘ik‘i’lf A or 1&3 ‘ . -Mrs. Rena acCau, .. .l ‘ ._ .Mrs' Bone Ammgl m Charlot' Susie Moore. \V.M. Mrs. Lettieiggfnblésfigfirffig‘s bhlepferggxe Jmmm‘ “"5” and R'Y'S'M' SM {.5' Arsenauit informed members Myrtle Engram o ova co ia.‘ - . . Miss Judy Hancock and Miss were appointed by the G rand I wgfildul‘fe {ézv'gl‘jgfl 1:02;???“ ‘ Gladys MaCAmay- Summersme- .li'istress Mrs. Florence Ross to. he report or the Diocesan I were joint hostesses recently atextend greetings to the officers annual meeting mm the provin- ' lthe home 0‘ the former for T and members or the L'O'A' ‘cini recording secretary was I Show” for Miss Dommy Gay' a: i The Mutt‘m trophy “'35 Pre’ lread from Urban McQuaid on V ! recent bride' The hogtosses op‘sented ‘0 Lady Brehaut Wgel lmental health and an invitation I ened and displayed the gifts. andlMun-ay River, me Shaw trophy from the T B League to send 2 served hind" aSSiStEd by Mrs'tm John Y' Juvenile Lodge’ Idelcgates to their annual dinner Lowe“ HaHCOCk- .Summerside. The MacMicken , meetin M- Fl d K {rams-V ‘0 True wake“ Char” Arrangements were made to . lSSf‘S .eanor an aye o eowm ‘ . Younker and Adele MacP h all we Grand Mistress Florence § gisgmz hgguggglst Xérgugstfi'agi haVe returned home after spend-‘Rosg extended to IPGM Mrs. which day a sp'eclal Mass will I int: the past two weeks in varl- Alice Jewell the honor of. con- be celebrated for C‘w‘h mam l ous parts of Ontario and the ducting the election of officers. Vbers followed by ‘ day of peh I USA. and M.W.G.M. Mrs. Jessie Lvar- ‘ pews] to: a ry. Ravi Direcwr ter had the honor of installing in J. Maloney thanked the At a recent meeting of the the officers. The next session of members for their active and 1P. E. l. Branch of the Cana- Grand Lodge will be held in spiritual interest dim-mg the .dian Society of Laboratory 'l‘e- Charlottetown. ilast year. congratulating the l ‘meeting on being the largest

page‘rncjllield Holy Redeemer

The. annual meeting was chaired by Mrs. Catherine astronaut: Against Demoralizo’rion

‘ Creamer, while Mrs. Allan Mac- Donald acted as secretary pro tem. The recording secretary.

skirt. its border design r u n s -

horizontally between wtd e

white stripes.

dence was read by Mrs. Fred

DASHING PRINT

from Marcy Lee of Dallas comes this dashing print dress esigned for summer after- noons and patio dining Th e frock 15 of black and white pebr

:Mrs. Eugene Lewis read a do. . ‘taiied annual report on the var- sourcefulness. eternally avall- lied activities of the council. Mrs. able to work miracles on higher IFred Egan, wnrespondlng sec. power. confidently. expectantlyiretary and Mrs. Lester O’Don- and patiently. in seasons V ‘lnell. respectively read the cor- l n morals for the V urgent need. respondence and treasurers re- i225: 11:53:13,: dthough he lsi To get the pitch, read “Bro-1mm, the latter of Which listed only in his late thirties today. i tiller Lawrence's ‘Practise of the the source of income and h

ELLEN’S DIARY

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. . _ t m.- pmr am. . Presence of God! ; or Thelmany disbursements which in-

‘ llxlIlsailanZdahardyali his life; I C stia'n's Secret of a Happy ‘cluded donations to Catholic

Closet Cleaning Reveals i... e“ by h m IG L i 1 w v. - ~ _ N h Life" (Rev ) Hanna l -. irs Scho arships. Gir Gu es. Imitngf'sgmll 1,11%“? all Smith. 'Muslc'Festival. School and cote.

We. have a son and daugher, l ages 12 and 6 years. The boy is tall. bright a n d exceediifiy handsome but comp ete y l- . . vious of his father and me. He is I I“ ca" 0‘ The Guardian.

DEAR MARY HAWORTl-i'. I write to you to utter despair. l. have watched my husband sink lower and lower in his business.

chism prizes.

. M a r y I through tier column. not by man! tients at the Provincial Sani- or personal interview. Write her torium and Beach Grove. Chris- .lmfis dinners and Easter bas-

‘f'he new - fallen snow so cal admits one, and entered cauti- goe. Its fresh white coverlettously. dissolves. disappears, as Despite the fact that we have=

[WOMEN’S ORGANIZATIONS

‘ CWL Annual Meet Hears Reports, Elects Officers

Mrs. St. Clair Trainor was kets for needy families. etc.

- The spiritual convener.el(i‘drs. D e, ‘ . . ’— HOE" Re- Allan MacDonald report on r ‘ . ‘n _ '8 The Guam“, Cm'lothtown’ Tu”- AP’“ 30’ 1mlcleemcr parish council of the the first Saturday of each Charlottemw" “059"” “‘1 s'c ' Catholic Woman's League. held month. First Friday Masses for monthly perpetual rosary on the

, intentions of

lLodge session of the L.0.B.A. Denoche’ Mrs. Charles Me. ti

ed to the lodge a delegation MacDoflaldl Mrs‘ David Lecky‘ ‘S

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Mil. Sacred Heart ra-. Hawortlh counsels dio program, treats for the pa-‘

i Other officers elected includ- living members. “mean” HA I- Mrs. John H. Maloney sec- Masses for the repose of the 3

Frank souls of all members deceased

lMacDonald third vice - presi- ‘in the past year as well

members enjoyed a dent. Mrs. Edward MacGuigan well as group recital for eac

. Paul Cudmorfirecording secretary. Mrs. Fred deceased. The council presente

i their home after spending the on the role of laboratory techni— iEgan correspondence secretary. ‘ a spiritual bouuct to Bishop.

cians in the proposed plan of‘Mrs. Lester O'Donnell treesur-iMalcolm MacEachern.

emergency health services in the er. Councillors are Mrs. Eug- his departure to the Ecumeni-

‘ Mrs. John J. Machd. Bread- event of a disaster within the ene Lewis, Mrs. Ignatius Mur- cal Council in Rome.

. r Henry Fisher. Mrs. Frank 9“ 0" Home and SCh°°1

were meeting in the Baptist Mrs. Ernest Coker and Ml.s.lt-eaching catechism.

a. My. Upload Nun-thus allay”, Frank their very fine c~~oparation duh

o Weldon-1mm. ‘Dr- J. ' ban .MoQuald. . . MacDonald reported tExcellent ‘ing‘ the past year and expressed e

Mrs. Georg ship convener reported on at- tending and taking part with

other deiegrte at citizenship cooperation from loaf- her 19.,“ e 01 being . lceremonies for new Canadians. pres.- Mrs. Margaret Murphy m ppm .1 hemp .2” 2mm [two blood donor. clinics, cum reported prosta- In "WW" 8 " ° "'

subscription- ‘ Catholic nubile erythlfll lo promote the sneeze. cations. Mrs. Thomas McAvinnci the council . and Mr. Stephen Connolly re— year. The institutions convener, boned that the council "ow has Mrs. John A. MacDonald re- 7112 memrn— and rht 0, new... _ ‘l bars h c d died in the past year. iCh» lfed by Mrs. John A. Mac. Mrs. Charles Smith reported Donald and assisted by M” r‘Sd’He‘m °me' seven] home I‘d" h" ""“T' “'”"“'"""~ In“ John Lee and Mrs. Henry Fleih. visits, distribution of books and the? a successful year. vet were “banked d ‘ ' s to t. Sanitoriiim The retiring president. Mrs.l ‘“ . “OHETNU- Beach Grove as well as 52, Clair Trainer, who wash!“ by the ReV. Director for I agrin re - elected. thanked the "‘9 ‘Vork lhey had done in "re.

activities. music festival and

Ivisiting service at institutions in the ensuing the ity.

other institutions.

as The Social Action Convener. h ‘Mrs. Urban Blanchard repor

d that a number of boxes were distributed to needy families at Christmas and' some 250 hours were given to such activities as Cancer Clinic, White ross,

. Nurses Uniforms

before

day warms. never vet met a mouse In these‘ - . -

.. .. ' . l insolent insulting and sublimeIN The new takes the old. we. particular environs. at the same; . ‘ n I

required. watching I pair oft time. We have continued to en-j Infiifgerg‘ggo Symonfeelcfa‘gfimedi sobins glean on an already clear-3 tertain that inherent feminine; su riomy Mum; my hum“ 1..—.——————..—...—. of] patch of earth. in the front {ear that one day we shall. Yes.‘ “acme m sounding like gamut}; l

meadow. this morning. come face to face with one all - I S . S U "It does." James n odded. those “were heatsltics.“hlind hillng blllgggga‘no‘i: IMF." it “I”: 5 “Though I would say there is al-l 9" reme y “"59 t "‘3 t at w°u : already—can y o u advise us? ‘ P' E ‘ ' F d We hav: confided our con-II Vow. munse} to when seem. ed. Is there any hope for us? THE SPRING season is likei Our families have all bill 05- a motion picture. unrolling itsi

I together too much still about for 2;“ to Mac _ I it should hap- tracizcd us and our friends are ibcauty and enticing foods from, o

the time of year. I reckon we} "welL suppose just may get a late cropping?" 99"." I19 Said. "you ('OUId PCP. gone. I have almost lost my ,lour southernmost borders faith and try much fthose of Canada an Bacon

The sunshine and warming dayl ham “alfh 11"" l',‘ 3’93". hand' or drew us this afternoon to tidy a.‘ maybe 5'99 n“ I of the several that are tucked "or yo“ mum Eu“ and {S‘m‘ l longer. , In the deep South, Spring 01' Panued Liver Slices with he smile‘lv. ._W. istarts weeks before March 21.313'acon Dear E.w.: Your son's attitude the official date. Long before} and Spring Green Topping. of contempt for his parents is the strawberry plants ever; rench Fries Caulifleuret- here through the years. . I , . armor of sorts against totaI lShOW the“ leaves in northernile' of those discards which Notwithstanding faster 8 nd demoraliz‘ation, as he watches'New England. strawberries arei Fruited Orange Gel cate progress have collected. Wei more modern methods of clean—I his father deteriori-ate and his “PC in Loulsm'nl lnd Ire ell Whipped Cream Cheese let down our cleaning tools and: hm we like m follow an old had mother drink draughts of self- POW? ‘0 the NOth- Fresh 85-, Coffee, Tea. Milk

fine, warm and deeply consider— l Pass buttered toast. TOMORROW‘S DINNER Celery-Nut Saladettes .. .. . Oysters-Baked with Cana- fai' bedroom - closet. It is one: Eek! “’9 53“" cannot away under our eaves. Lengthy,l 919 033' Yes ,Sirv". . roomy places. those arm mug.th there 5' nothing like one ofl ‘blrds' to settle a mouse

aids, opened the neat door whicnj Firing": iadcltlt l3] Citéifornla and I Wfiw 3 I P P e 0 2 ast. Green I both of you. as from a pinnacle . Forn'on'the'c‘m I? Pipe in Flu-"l GET FLU SHOTS

of superiority, he is, in effect. ilda and aim .v in our northern; All lions, leopards. tigers and cutting himself off from such Im‘al‘kem F “9511 dandelion and Iother members of the cat fam- unsatisfactory progenitors. as ifllmusmrd greens 1"" "all" (or.in in she Johannesburg m to absolve himself of any kin- lmelr Short “flim- lh". been wot Wm, dug, cu.

Ship. with such incompetents. It Ispgmgesgfis ‘rying cat flu vaccine.

bit of moving the various pieces} “tum”. h.a Looks down upon from the closet to the hedroomi adjacent. to dust each by iidnd.l I before returning them again to their storage. We were thus en- gaged when we heard the patter, ‘ of young feet on the stairs.‘

is his way of saying to himself. _ I" "orbhern be dif. :siates. Spring has also been ferent and better than these two a'smring~ Fort despite ice and: tiresome failures (as he views snow' the maple “P I“! been: I them). running and this season's out-3 In Hedgingout as a :put is awaiting our pleawpg,

IThcre was the sound of a ham: ‘ nister being ridden before a se-iI cond patter brought Alex. tor join us. He smiled. obviously well pleased with the scene.

that he would wish to

I “So. you've started the clean-I person. I . . ing!" he said. “And.” he moved. any child has great need to love . t ""3 L“ 3" cr°deg the nearer. "what on earth is this?", his parents with spontaneous is reams' S ha d '5 sp‘wnlng

he questioned. . trustful dependency upon their 5:110:1le fitfisogerziiencofiii f . . , . - v _ : o This was a tin crcamcl. old sticngth. sanity, Wisdom and de Iw‘hea't sown in me (an are up

{but still with a sheen to it. It vot dependability in helpinglpeanng Chives mint and 0th“.

Iwas one James had brought him climb the ladder of growth. . ' home from town. in an off - sea-l Should their inadequacies de- ififirnfiath herbal .8" . peqkm‘ , son in our dairying. one of thosel prive him of this framework of are}: e em '" Shn‘w'mry I kept. one cow alone had fresh—I DSYCh‘DIOEical SHOWN. II? II '

“‘ 1 cncd. A tidy red one. she was-3 only recoil in a kind of sihocked Spgflgflggd Sign“ with “a .the f little more than a heifer. A “poor dismay. without even recogniz— ‘ re no Spr'“g'

i man's cow" if ever. a pct know~l in-g the nature of the critical I “me at all' but treat!’ many 0“

. ing and gentle_ We used to fancy,l frustration he is suffering from gleatyear :03”, m she chuckled with us. when the and reacting l0- This I mention Ithat m; lime to“ .3"... e s I“-

. Tabby of then, standing crcct.l l0 Hive you a glimme of your tummy lg now when 51m men

' caught fair and square. thci Son's SUbl'OctiVe trials in the un- 1p9rhaps‘“ that be“ a are squirts of milk. which warm and] happy family Situation — . our sweet. we directed to her at the Nowv as '0 “mm you can do '0

.appetites Ivlclamor for nature's town r ~ mum“. iimprove the situation, you can image? won to renew our

‘ _I . . I ~ we l:.§t:.i.::;'::‘.ii:.°ii..r€. as; “ms .for the moment our cleanings the turning point .for the better Food camel-magi: gemwikegprllli: I"you strained the new milk-pcr-I In anyonc's experience. When Chef. "'1 would like to say a l haDs through a store-strainer. or tr‘x‘blef a‘mnds' . . I I ‘9‘” “mm” Jusl “'0 more all" maybe through a white cloth. “‘3‘: m' your'prmcmai ms. Mt in the oyster “mm Which i ‘ . L a e your acouiesceoce n dc» will not open again until Sep- . n o it. Then you put the cover, spair‘ tine sin against hope: the “amber 1 Two mo" .5. 1 n i in place. and set it away in some‘ devil’g principal ogl l ' ys e i D CI for an oyster treat. 00] spot so the cream wouldl drug. in ruining lives and do- "Here 1. my latest . M

. . . i , rise. ln Winter. it was easy to straying souls “age of United sat“ oyster. to Canadian bacon"

l

find: :m‘lwcorner, and if it hall-1i It is a psychiatric truism that pene. 0 summer. you put it anyone who manages even a Mann..." ' - on ice in the ice-house or in a. slight improvement in his own for c kn]. no.”

. as .22’ t, n ltub of iced water. And you left} mental health automa-

therdsy FOUR WAYS SMART it there for a whole day." He tic-idly begets equivalent im- M'yourself "90mm;in tkhrtis nodded. "I know: twenty - four prove-moot in his relations with 1 m bu r . cone to wo s I s. ours." 0 rs, cial-i intimates. '

two Jacket versions that add up. "Then you brought it indoors.. Either-call); alsgimiates will re- izlng: mend ma“ "we" LUXURY PILLOWS to four different looks styled toi carrying it carefully. so as not! act constructively. readjustIng y. lb. thin-cut half-slices Cain-i Add luxury ‘0 I mom with dlm'half sizes. to disturb the contents. and sell involuntarily (and with dian bacon Iplnwheel and am - Illa H a if it on a table or a chair. Then you profit! to the new. more health-' Rub 7" x 11" baking dish‘ Gl’mOTWl AND 08'!

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Pflnled Pilate": 4679': 9!: quilt lines 12%, l . lfiup. i la. 20%,: turned this tap at the boom. ful structuring of his pcrsonall- wi . m b handormchlne- Use taffeta. (m, 34%. Stat 16% takes Zléfand drew off the milk. And you ty; or they will fade out of his "snags-93$: “ tum 0y ytin. - . Ink. m

“in. fabric. watched this glass inset to set-.1 orbit. to cling fixedy to their Dust sparingly will peppers— 7573 W “'13- mm Ind

CENTS (50 cents) ml by the color there, when it was‘oid rigid destmctive patterns. no other mooning or the den. round pillows.

“In (no stamps, please) for time to catch the cream." “The, "faith. hope and chatty arelcate flavor will Isa clouded. ‘ ’I‘Ilrty - flu cells (wins) (bk pattern. Ontario cats cream always comes to the top."l the antidote to sick despair. for this plttern (no sin to p s.

col salt-a tax. Print “Always. . .always," we said. Those psychological attitudes. inadian cod. fl. DIM”) to W DMD-elf. 0! AD- And perhaps in our words law I generally called virtues, are in lmin. in mod. oven, 30 degree; Guaman Needlecraft m ght a moral. Tomorrow. we shall; reality aspects of indestructible l— 375 degrees 1.. or until edg- Dept. M “o w i 70M” m ADAMS. return the articles to that closet: spiritual vitality. 1es of oysters "curl" and bacon l. Ont. 0‘.“ with odd 1 Pat- Among these are. . .but. . . l ey are mankind's modes of lightly browse. a“ In. Print w.. Until tomorrow — -— Disry—‘contact with immune coo- Serve with or without Greal PA‘I'I'III from M . Good-night. .. . Inn'o and_ native N- Topping (lollowsl. A

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C!....._‘:-:- r ’r' names canvass May lat—81h

General Canvass May ante—20m.

The many citizens listed below will be canvassing Charlottetown and vicinity, commencing this week. to ensure that “the understanding heart, and the human touc ” of the Salvation Army may continue

its work of mercy

throughout our Province to those in material and spiritual difficulty, and provide

funds for the operation of Sunset Lodge. In addition, a. women’s division will conduct a. door to door canvass of the residential areas of the city and Parkdale.