; Rev. Charles Hervey, Mau- sociation held a dinner prior coe N.B., was guest to Rev. Harvey’s address at aker at the Island Rally of - 7.15. The guest speaker show- ed slides of Angela and spoke

of his missionary work ina

Africa. Bill Meggison, (left)

Baptist _Men’s Association Id last evening in the First Baptist Church Hall. The -

Kings, East Queens Students

Get Holiday After Snowfall —

~ Students attending regional; and freezing rain which made

. high schools in Kings County and | travelling conditions hazardous.

East Queens ‘had a holiday yes-| Plows were out early this

Classes — wechend “mnowiall | morning in the eastern area op-

ee ) ening highways:.and roads to

traffic. Classes. were suspended

in the Montague, Souris, Morell ;and St. Peters areas.

Sunny skies and rising tempe-

tieips You Overcome |, Sam tures this mornin, | were cau-. sing slush and fl

FALSE TEETH is fone 2 soe

Looseness and Worry heavy. No longer be annoyed or feel itl-at- | In the’ Charlottetown area_up fease because of loose, wobbly false |to five inches of snow was re-

FASTEE Ie. improved alka- ~acid) powder, sprinkled on {corded with. moré accumulating

: [your plates no holds them firmer so they |in Kings County. A: theck at the

more comfortable. Avoid embar- | " r 'Fassment caused by loose plates. Get met’ Centre at Summerside re-

PASTRETH at any dros counter | vealed a 13 inch ‘snowfall in

Prince County.

ANNUAL MEETING

Canadian Plumbing and “Mecheni- cal Contractors Association, P. E. I. branch, Tuesday, April 6th at the Ren- dezvous Restaurant. Time 6:30 p.m.. All

Wright's

‘president First Baptist Men's

Association, and Harold

Thorne (right), president of

‘P.E.l. Baptist Men, discuss

some of the highpoints of Rev.

Harvey’s address. The rallys. f

| BAPTIST MEN’S ASSOCIATION HOLDS RALLY |

will continue today at Monta- -

“gue, and conclude Thursday ~

evening in O'Leary. East Point will hold a rally on Wede_ nesdgy evening.

ISEAND NEWS PAGE

2 The- Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., ‘April 6, Ta |

Early Sunday mornin ‘fais in the Charlottetown area were reported north, northwest at 40 mph, gustihg to 68. At Summer-|A. side they were gusting from 35 to.-55-mph.- Temperatures ran- ged from a low of 18 degrees to Ja MeN" or" ‘30‘degrees.

K.Of C Hall Has Break -

SUMMERSIDE — Thieves made off with a quantity of. liquor and $26 in cash from the Knights of Columbus hall early Sunday morning.

Entry was gained by. prying open.a back door, but no 8 ior damage was "reported. break is being investigated ai Town Police.

Two Speeders Fined $15 Each

Two speeding cases, both re- ‘sulting in fines of $15 and’ costs, | were dealt with by Magistrate

;' A. James Haslam in city police

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court yesterday morning. The two accused were Leo E. ragber: Charlottetown, and avid | . Laird of Milton. ‘For failing to stop at a red light, Herman W. Bed 0 rington,, was fined

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