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The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., April 26, 1966. 5) vincial Red Cross commissioner |

Kenneth Rice

was elected provincial president | of the Red-Cross Youth Alumni at its organizational held at Red Cross headquarters | for King's County, and Sandra jj 317 Kent. St. in Charlottetown last night and Doiron of

attended by some 25 delegates to the Atlantic Provin-

=lected President:

and the following | \$ vice-presidents — Farle Arsen- 3 ault of Richmond for © Prince | Mary Power of Souris |

Kenneth Rice of Charlottetown; as secretary,

meeting | County, Charlottetown. for |, Queen's County.

The purpose of the Alumni, as decided by those in attendance

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casenued information and ex- | perience in High School. Red Cross they will attempt to spark interest: in the high school Red Cross in their own areas and to generally assist Mrs. W.W. Reid | who is the provincial director

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Youth Advisory committees, wha I Red Cross Youth Alumnl i the gave a talk in which’ he. outlined spring and fall preceded by: a . the important function of the | meeting of the executive whose » volunteer in today’s. soc.ety. | function will be to-.co-ordinate

Plans were made to have a/| the activities of the county or- general meeting of the PELL. | ganizations.

of Red Cross Youth

| extended a hearty welcome to | the group on behaif of the P.E‘I. | Division of the Canadian” Cross Society.

was chairman of the Red

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Miss Iphigenie Arsenault, pro- |

Red It's. simple how quickly \Guest speaker for the occaston

right in-your own home. Make Dr; Kenneth A. Parker,

this home recipe yourself. It’s

Cross | easy, no: trouble at all and costs ~~ [little Just’go to your drug store | and ask for four ounces of Naran Concentrate.. Pour this into a pint’ bottle and add enough grapefruit juice to fill the bottle. Take two tablespoons full a day as needed and follow the Naran Plan.

If your first purchase does not show you a simple easy way to

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this plan and help bring back .

alluring curves and graceful slenderness. Note how quickly bloat disappears—how much bet- ter you feel. More alive, youthful appearing and active.

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ces Red Cross Training Centres | Pia ts ian ei be at last night’s meeting, from all parts of the province. | to bridge-.the gap between the

Other officers elected were High School Red Cross andthe Nancy George f Charlottetown, | Senior Red Cross. With their

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i ‘ » ‘ : ex ss 2, = Tonight at 7.30 pupfis in Above, Aunt Polly (Patsy Kip- Donald McAuley, drama tea- g I “ grades 7 and 8 at the Queen ping, RIGHT) gives a severe oe Cer wines 2 aoe (CP) — Tempera- aaa - |turs: Vv es. i _ Charlotte High School present lecture to mischievous Tom rons reaction to the school's. | Low overnight High Monday..| “Ari's Have a good look at all the advantages available to you through “Tom Sawyer” their winter (Rowan Fitzgerald, LEFT). drama program. Queen Char- |Snag 23 3C*S WEELe Siotwdl Royal Bank’s : > ings faciliti Revi ds in project in “drama, to the-pub- ~while Huck Finn—(M-errit1—-lotte-presents-a-—Christmas |Vancouver- ieee Abe ffevil a6 y ee various Saye 8 HES: RYN. YOUE meet i af lic in the Q.C.H.S. auditorium. Weale) and the Widder Doug-. play wey yeae, and a ve |Edmonton ......... 33 4 | affeville! relation to the various types of accounts and deposit arrangements = Proceeds from the play will las (Kathy Stewart) look on twice played at the Confedera- (Calgary ........ 31 35. | ee | : benefit the school library. with concealed mirth. Mrs. tion Theatre. Yellowknife +..... 0 26 ARNOLD STANG Bae offered at any branch of the Royal. Use our extensive range of ‘ Regina ....-cc0cc. 33 WUNTZ HALL other helpful-services as well, fo is ‘Eigh Toronto 8 LEO GoRcEY AT ito : ee Ig! t Cases | ioe Dealer : e = : v Off this check list. Then. visit your convenient. neighbourhood. ar G7 pe fa ‘or Di | MOMUGAl ccc. cre Cr ss : SECOND. ener : : »~-branch-of-the Royal Bank: Remember—you: can: bank-on-the: Royal! : . mag ed BOGt es. cssceses: 41 55 — 2 Ne ; ; ra iscover = . tecict Coo. 54 Ges 2 Vo @ STEEL GUITAR srr (C Savings Accounts—for steady savings and accumulation of interest. A ft : : ine the result of the saamocth St. John .. Tee 46 SONMY JAMES © CARL & PEARL BUTLER dh Mi Savings Account at the Royal can give you a sense of security. Your funds - w ‘ pac tien . : : FESSES GSLOUP Sraer circ eae Hala com, BB | sg meri Sobat tt Nee cone Mich eset are accesible at any time and you enjoy complete safety. Se eg ae gee Wl fons-Club-at-the-Confétleration Charlottetown ...+.... 0.48 DOTTIE WEST @ BILLY WALKER ¢ PETE DRAKE Qo C Personal Chequing Accounts—for paying bills without disturbing your va “The most important factor in |large amount of bookkeeping the fe Sunday night; Dr. Wil- eer ge: steee Saas | e savings. You can save as much as a third in service charges, too. a a supermarket's battle for sur- | government forces him to do. — |/iam Moreside, announced yester- , ; : d ~ |day that a total of 8 definite |Saint John’s ...... 27 46 ©) Current Accounts—the logical way to keep simple, accurate records of

vival is organization,” said su- permarket operator Bill Ellis at yesterday’s regular Rotary luncheon, speaking on the’ gener- al topic of buyer, seller and competitor relations and speci- fically on grocery retailing.: “Lack of organization is the

main reason for supermarket failures these days — and fail-

2--:ures..are.becoming fewer all the.

time. And one of the main rea- sons for the decline in numbers of the independent grocer is the

organizing, recording, collecting and contributing to such things as income tax, social insurance, worker’s compensation, unem- ployment insurance, etc.”

Mr. Ellis noted that the nation- al average profit for supermar- kets {s only 1% per cent, that the average housewife spends $17.80 a week at her regular su- permarket-and_of this amount 23 cents“ is“profitto=thesupermar-+

- |ket. With this tiny. profit margin

it is absolutely necessary for a modern supermarket to have a

LOCAL BRIEFS

: ~ IS PATIENT - H.E. Sims;~10-Brighton Road,

“sa -patient in the Prince Ed- |

ward Island Hospital.

Following: are the results of

large sales volume, which in turn makes necessary a large | number of customers. ~ GROW LARGER

Forecasting the future of gro- cery retailing, Mr. Ellis said that supermarkets will continue to-grow-larger,—will-add--300--or more lines every ‘year, will add more vending machines and non- grocery articles;—and-that- small grocery stores will continue to ‘go out of business at the rate of

Glaucoma victims were discover- ed and 28 others will require follow-up tests at later dates. Five other doctors and 11 nurses worked continuously throughtout the clinic to test up- wards of 1000 people, and when Glaucoma was suspected in their. testing, the patients were sent to Dr. Moreside for further tests at another part: of the clinic set up=for=that.purpose,Tt:-w-a-s: through this co-operative effort on the part of all six doctors present and the extra testing and consultation that enabled the

+established while. the-clinie was. in progress.

In the 11 seperate clinics-that have been held since the Lions launched their Glaucoma pro- gram nearly two years ago this was the first time that this add-

ly increase the efficiency and ef- fectiveness of the program. The Sunday night clinic has now brought the total number of

several hundred a year. He not- }ed° that push-button, fully auto- | matic marketing {s_ possible | ‘right now, and the only. thing | holding it back is housewife ac-.'

ceptance. oduced: i

people tested in this province tase just slightly-under-6.000- —

Other doctors participating in the clinic were: Dr’s. G. G. Houston Brodie__Lantz, Frank .. Raymond—Grant, and Hae Stewart.

.above mentioned results to be | except in Cape Breton. | Wednesday Will be also sunny. |

ed service has been used to great- | -

HALIFAX (CP) — The wea-

skies covered the three Mari- time provinces late ~Monday evening.- Some localities had

ers occurring. Temperatures were mostly in the 40s.

. Drier air entering western New Brunswick late —— Monday

evening will --spread.~-rapidly*}

across the. district today. The

by this morning. Skies will be mainly sunny during the day-

However, cloud from a disturb- | ance west of the great lakes will | spread into most regions late | in the day.

Regional forecasts: |

Mainland Nova Scotia, Prince |. Edward Island, Bay of Chaleur: | Sunny with a few cloudy periods | today. Little change in tempera- ture, winds light, increasing in the morning to northwest 20.

Yarmouth 35 and 45, Kentville

3 and 50, New Glasgow and

Goshen-35-and=47,- Charlottetown

. and 45, Campbellton 30 and Outlook for Wednesday —

by the chairman of the meeting, |

ther office says generally cloudy |

fog, and there were a few show- | °

showers will end in all regions |

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the regular card play at Marsh- |James Cerry, and thanked by Q the day; little temperature i field--Hall Saturday night. La-|John W. MacKenzie. jeenk MP change. - i “dies first, Mrs. Alex Scott; se- ing i 3 beginning & eee oe wtiel tide a SON cond, Mr. Leigh Frizzell; consv- was announ' oe | fa : lation, Mrs. John Delves: gents’ |032 had been collected for the F jes Home och 3.49 a.m. and 2.42 p.m. At . f first, William Clow; second, Cy- |Easter Seal fund, and with final ce cane at 10.05 a.m. Summer- . ril Wood: consolation, Hector /returns not yet in, the record to-| gprawa (Special) — Queen's | Side tide eighteen minutes later : ee Pe ‘than Charlottet S Jenkins; door prize, Marian |tal continues to grow. | Heath Macquarrie flew to Prince | | ecta re a eyes a ie eC O PORT ! << Quinn; freezeout, Mrs. William, =< Edward Island Monday so as to aac aes Ain me ADEE. at : . i Profitt and George H. Johnston. be one bs the speakers at the P. mes : ce : ie : rn ‘“ : : Nomination convention of the | WORD RECEIVED 1 ! Fourth Queens Progressive Con- | Only at Taylors | ] thr Word has been received here eee fi n ug a : by rélatives of the death in Osh- r AS ] ; RN } servauve Association to be held ' hnow oO Sa e€ oO t sat Med oy Cet al ie On the weekend Mr. Macquar- ee. ze tricia..McAskill, daughter. of Mr. z i : SA b h f h db is Sod hee damen A MeAdK “ToC [coaxed tre mectines n | ZTE ranches of the chartered banks. formerly of Charlottetown and. Prowressive Conservative. busia- : : aL Mount Stewart. = i essmen’s luncheon in Barrie and V ye: ‘ Tl the same evening addressed the | iret Sapees | The sooner you buy the more you save: H E annual banquet of the St. | k CITY AREA George’s Society of Orillia on its APRIL DIAMOND ' UNDERGOES SURGERY - {celebration of St. George’s Day. ; SALE! FUNERALS Robert Mills, physical educa- }———H#—W—___—__—_ A tion instructor at Montague Ele- GAPE. AT GOLD b : : mentary School, underwent sur- k &, ON (Canadian Funds CURRIE FUNERAL — The|gery at St. Michaels Hospital, |y As ‘1 qoo ooo mer w tte iO? Y ADMISSION PRICES FOR THE 1967 WORLD EXHIBITION ( ) . funeral for Mrs. Robert Currie Toronto, recently and 1s expect- two tons, was displayed at Lon. | ~ <em GweLLews : Pe i, was held Saturday, April 23, from ‘ed to leave for the Island Thurs- |don’s Ideal Home Exhibition ir a i Jan. 12, Aug, 1966 to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy | day. The operation is said to |1957, 121. Grafton St. Dial 4-4253 Clip and retain this chart. an. " we soe Regular price at * ~Campbell to the New Dominion +pave been successful. © : mene nt : +l waeesrstntrvemnee 3 eso Discount’ schedule shows 1966.10 ce 28s gate during-Expo-67,.-..----- = United Church where service vide eirunice one es ——— cash-savings for each July 31, Bice of Barn ; April 28 to Oct. 27, 1967 3 conduc y Royden Reynolds cash aoe 1966. ission Program). ; and Rev. 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