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Philip Barlow and treasurer,

Mrs. John England.

|amd Grant Cousins. returned to coll.. and the latter's son and ir homes in Baltic after a daughter-in - law, Mr. and Mrs. motor trip to Saint John, N.B. Fred Driscoll. : :

Malcoim Bell

underprivileced victims of «ar damaged countries

The report of the nominating Mrs. Orville Clark. Kensing- arrived from

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America, Mrs Jessie -Larter.| Those elected were a: follows: RWG mistress, Mrs Edith ~MacPhail: RWG deputy mistress.” Mrs. Violet Frizzell: RWG jun- ier deocuty. Mrs. imm .ilicy: secretary. Mrs. Joan MacPhail: treasurer.~ Mrs. Janet Beaton: chaplain, Mrs. Vera Moore; de- puty secretary. Mrs Annie Pil- | lis: deputy treasurer. Mrs. ‘Affleck: director of Mrs. Eudavilla Weeks:

ies. lectur-

Auditors are Anne » Boyle. Mrs. Frances MacRae, ‘ and | Mrs. Viola Gillis.

' Austhories | Spurned At | YWCA Lecture’

-~+RWC. Chariottetown, spent

Dalton of visiting. with friends.

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Mr and Mrs. Everett Mc'él lan. and daughter Pearle. = 1 Mrs. J.D. Cummings of Kinko" were re-ent visitors at the ho 2

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Set. and Mrs. FW. Siew2+ and family of Siemon Par <x, Summerside. were visi‘ors . it the bome of Mrs Stewar.s mother, Mrs. Eva Dalton. Bur- ton, recently. 7

Betty Lou Stewart of Slemva Park visited her friend. Helen Dalton. Burton, recently.

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at PWC. Charlottetown, spent

the Easter weekend with friends it ~Glengarry

Alma and Susan Howard, Cape Wolfe spent'.the Easter holidays with their brother-inlaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Da!- ton, Sherwood.

Visitors at the home of iMrs..

Falls, Quebec, and Jimmie Montreal, who was

RUSSIA GROWS MOST The Russian wheat harvest in

1964 was 2,000,000.000 bushels, an all-time record for any coun- try.

Mrs. Fred Osborne Standinz

New Slate Of Officers Elected At USC Meeting -

‘The Unitarian Service Com- ves them here and they are mittee of Prince Edward Island placed aboard the waiting ships

“POSS SSCS SSCSCESSCOSSESS

H. BENNETT CARR

MR. AND MRS. PAUL A. PAQUETTE

_ ISLANDERS WED IN U.S.

Mrs. Hazel Hogan and

following officers for the com- members of their family in To Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bell. Al-

berton. He was accompamed by | , his father. who had been visit- Mr. and Mrs. Mur- ing relatives in the Boston area.

mz ‘year- president. Mrs. Fred reonte, Ont. Osborne; Ist vice - president, fp _Mrs.. Philip Barlow: chairman Recently

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approximately nine and taken to the countries invol- material to ‘Korea, ved. Due to the wonderful co operation of this chain of help- efs no monetary outlay is invol- wed in their distributing funds donated are all used buy materials for mending other necessary purchases | time to time. } _Awire_was_read conveying greetings from Dr. Hitscaman- eva and staff and expressing all volunteers

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Lena MacCallum. Jean Aitken: mg mending. Protestant urch Groups. Junior CWL, Senior CWL. Women’s Institutes Island Women’s Clubs. Business and Professional Women’s Club. The Le Auxiliary: ways and mears, Mrs. Marjorie Mac- Kinnon. Mrs George Cheverie. Mrs. James Pendergast, Isabel Miller and packinz. Mrs. Philip Barlow. Mrs. Vera Sealey. Mrs.

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biggest need is for more work- ers on Monday evenings and Friday afternoons to assist im mending and packiaz

Mrs. Osborne | and Lena Mac- Callur. «ere appointed ele gates to the first National Con- vention to be held in Ottawa June 1! - 14 This marks the 2eh year since Dr Lotta Hitschma2- wova began her work amonz tne

ELLEN’S DIARY

Mornings Are So Fresh As Spring Charms Open

“Now do you mind...?” Mack © imquired this morning. when he brought in an item to warm dry behind the kitchen. stove.

We chuckled. Through the years so many things had been brought im to stop there: weak- lings of lambkins — “If you raise it, Ellen. you may have it for your gan” —, piglets, James would speculate over as to their survival. there being “as many i out there in the pen now as she can conveniently.surse™: Tabby and other of ber sisterhood have managed to bring in odd times for both. as the years go their kit<ats, one by one, om si- “It's a cool wind™ ome come lent paws. stealthily and with’ offered. circumspect glances, to purr “What we im unisom there Chicks and other said. ducklings. goslings and turkey take last poults and sometimes ‘tittle Coolish but sunny, it forlorn wiidlings of fur or fea- day when farmers

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Royal Church a great many indi- gumerous to ment-

jon Building: those from West are gathered in the Fire Hall at Summerside by the Sur ‘merside Business and Profess-

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LOBA Installs Officers. At Summerside.Meeting ..

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