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Tithe Western Guardian '

E ANNUAL MEETING of

m...L.,..g itivcr Presbyterian Con- 1-pgalitlil will be held in the church

lain. 17th, 2 p.m.

"fii.si:aroN PASTORAL Cllargci

Church of Canada.

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:33, CARI) PARTY in Margate School Saturday. Jan. 14th. 8.00 p. m.

KENSINGTON HIGH School will reopen for all classes in the New School. Monday morning at 9.153

.n.,..,, l' 't--' ” I955: Albct , S. S-h l im ..ni-shin llonam. (ct; iiiiimk 5CARl-ET Chapter t n- 130 . .M ,-meets 'nox Lodge Hartsviile, 3;fip(e;;'I.d.i:iei:5I.ii;ntnn. Pm I" inland 14th. Members please at- en .

."i li3NMAN'5 assr Phlirniacy w-ill .09-the only drug store open Sat-

'y afternoon and evening. 12: gngn until 9 pm. and Sunday

CARD PARTY Canadian Leg- ion Home. Kensington, Monday. January ltith, 8:30 p.m. Admis- sion 50 cents. Lunch served and

On Trunk Line

2.500 telephone poles carrying long distance lines in the area be tween Charlottetown and Tignisb were destroyed in the recent dis

cording to a count completed Fri day by Telephone Company officl als: this -does not Include pote- which carry local or rural as- change lines.

A check of poles in the New Lon don district revealed that 140 pola carrying long distance lines will have to be replaced in this area . alone.

FROM MAINLAND Seven crews have bccii brought

2,500 Telephone Polesii

s Destroyed

istruction Supervisor for the Hall fax area: Nelson Braid, Coiistrue tionn Headquarters Supervisor in Halifax: Mitchell MacDonald. Dia trict Plant Clerk. Halifax area;

asterous three-day sleet storm ac- lllerrith Grantmyre. storeskeeper Howlan. were visitors on wedges.

gfor Maritime Telephone and Tele- igrapli, Halifax District; Rector. Plant Clerk. Charlottetown. .llaiter Auld, Maintenance Super- visor. Charlottetown. Miss Edith ,Smith. Office Staff. Charlottetown. I The Maiuteiiance Foreman at the isummerslde office is Earl Smith i of Summcrside.

Friday two temporary circuits lW9T9 Olleratimz between Charlotte- .lown and Summersidc, and were iieiiill used to pass emergency traf-

T V jitnnrday. Jim. 14. 1956 The Guardian. Page II

LOCKE ROAD i

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Gallant and Junior, of 0'Leary, were in Forest View on Thursday Decem Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Gallant iber 29th ,.of Forest View, were visitors on Mn nnn Mm Leo Arsennun ma isaturday evening Dec. 8lst.. at the

afternoon Der. .'llst., to spend Nag

of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony rim... of Howlan.

lMr. and Mrs. Albaii Arsenault. or liifnle of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony iFinnan of Howlan. A. N. iday svening' l)ecember 26th., at '-mt"-mm Hnmml home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rich. To 537' BOUNDARIES

i ard of Unionvale. i WINNIPFZG 4CPiEcan,m.', ""0 Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ai'SEtlHl1lt,iindependem 9i9'5l"i"3i l30Ull(l3"lP!

or Howl”. were in 0-Leary on:('0mnllSSlOIl was sworn in Monday

n Thursday Dec. 29th. iaidk Elwentthe power to begin its . After a endin cii-' - i 5 ii "iii"! "9 57 sin le-mem- P E iistmas with me, gnu for Mann”ha.S "next .1”.

.tlon. This marks the first time in Canada that constituency boun-

l Dave oi-mm of tile Locke Road, lnZ:,.f:n.w',','0niiv' lit-ff i." l''':''' . -r . s-

W” iii oil-930' "ii i"i'id3Y "80. 30th. ialive or parliamentary commit

l his parents at home in Forest View, ,Ferdie Arsenault left on Wednes. iday morning for Halifax.

Years Day visitina at the home,

morning and evening 11 to 2 pm, 1,0! 1 to 9 p.m.

Kl-INSINGTON United Cluiruh. gnndav, January 15th. Sunday siimnl I0 o'clock. Sacrament of the l.iird's Supper 11 o'clock. Eve- "in: worship, 7:80 in the assem- blv. room. Summerfieid service. giro pill. Rea". Lewis M. Murray. 3A,, B l')., minister.

Rl'Il)EQUE PASTORAL Charge The United Church of Canada. Si-riii-cs on Sunday. January 15th Alliany 9.30 a.m.: Bedeque it a. in Services at Borden will be .1-.-iinwl when the electric pow- ('1' is restored. Rev. G. A. Cow- pi-i Sniltli, Miiiistcr.

l-'L'NERAL AT Sl'MMERFIELl)-

The funeral of the late John E. Mulligan of Emerald was held from

-llllmtlti residence to St. James

(linrcli, Sunimerficld. Thursday

morning. Requiem High Mass was-

ri-lebrsted by his pastor. Rev. EJ- hlurray. who also conducted the SPFVICCI at the grave. The Pall" m-arers were: Preston Reeves. sieward Reeves. Everett REEVES- .lrthlI T. Murtagh. Harold McCourt and Walter McCourt. Interment was in the Church Cemetery.

Power Restored To Central Area Of Alberton

Elm-trio liglil and I power has hcen restored to Main Street in Alhortnn and to a number of homes in the central part of the town where it was not necessary tore- nlnce poles. Mr. Thomas PhilltPl. Alberton representative of the Mar- itime Electric Company. estimated that slightly over sixty homes and places of busin as were I . t- ed by Tliursd y night. Including the new High School whre class- ps will be recommenccd at once.

liincsmen worked under most un- favorable weather conditions ever since the storm.

The continued thaw and rain of the past seven days is causing serious flooding of basements in west Prince County, especially in the O'Leary region. adding consid- erably to the hardships caused by tho rcrcnt loss of power and heat- ing facilities. Many fields near 0'- i.oar,v are flooded under several feet of water.

Emergency generating units for 0'l.eary and Tlgnish have not yet arrived but some work has been completed toward line clearing and salvaging of transformers and equipment.

Ill-NMEMOBIAM

MRS, GERTRUDE MEEK

The death occurred suddenly on Dec. mm. in French River of Mrs. Gertrude Meek in her 73rd year. Although Mrs. Meek had been in ill health for a good many years her death came as I great shock to her family and friends.

The funeral was held on Dec. nth from st. Tliomas' Anglican tburdi. the church in which Mn. Meek had served faithfully and well as long as her healbti per- mitted. The service was conduct- ed by her pastor. Rev. Eric ing- rnbam who had visited her faith- fully during her illness. Hymns limit were "The Sands of Time Areistowly Sinking". and "God of the Living in Whose Eyes".

Pail hearers were Henry and illiver Meek. Arthur and Leltoy Fanwvhell, Oliver Bernard and Elmer Paynter.

Surviving a kind and loving mother a r a three daughters. Etta, Mrs. Ardi Pidgaon. French

var; Hazel, Mrs. Roscoe Walk- :-. Remington: Ruth. Mrs.'War- ren Hessian. Vancouver; three Iona. Hillard. Horace and Arn- old. all of French River. Also left to mourn are sixteen grand- children. I sister. Etta. Mrs. Preston Campbell. Bin-lingtnn. hm brothers. Jack and David Arthur of Boston. stllks. Meek was predeceased by ll--bar husband. two sisters and one brother.

Many lovely ll ral t ib tr: , 3 Mt glass mirror of a new bedroom I ' ' won the lnunwnnlnnnoke rm "9" ?(”e':s;inigi':: '::oMhr.'veMbie':;' main who were broken. in the Kensington Rink. The score Murltlm. El.dric cot Ont esteeur in. win, we've” ""3 of menu, Temporary llvim: quarters were ''i"i9d ""3 iii l?iVlii' 0' Enlilfr ' rtiymw in. C,,,,,,.,,, C,,,,.,.,,, 3.," later provided or on; ttnurneu out ....w........ ---.-,.. M a ti . ” i i i II,' t in h - o 8 iiuiei-. .

"KETTll :,.::tedrn',r::g2,'i ."lil'Iei STlllIflle('lisll)t'iIr" llctl Crtirs l)ls- ProT955l0llal Cal'd3

G d- hlld , ' '- t c lit -1 ' . Mr. -rm;m--m It'll-ATS? re" ii": "','fin Mg; ':,"'?.:'., Mm" km" Ni((iliiiIlI:on.e(iog(ciliii-lr"Vit'.lIt1h um! Chartered F75?

lwni Preston Mm hmny ("Mir Aliiul "Hell-Tiard Baltic is F""k (i"”" M mo RM Fm” ACCOUHTOIITI

Aura. Lena. R,b.cc and i , ' - ' Clothln Committee visited the Argue v F 5' Gneniipe: :d"'."i";;V:n "nlnig-nlu icene til the fire to ascertain what 1'. Earle Hickey ,

. 'fihomas' W. A. H?” 'n nnm n in V." issistance the Red Cross could nanadlnn Rank of COQHONI - '1 Mr. and Mrs, James Cousins '" "' '3'". t i” ii n”' -; vldg. toting : ha'3inr:":nd HM knuey Mills Lauretta Mill. t'lermoillIIt. Aunr;lh.'."'l;r';"; ";k;'l;arnmm s.mj.umm'r'M".3' B . .. Y u w r u '"..t.."”"7.R:. ... .. . mi: 3.ilt".:':"f..2t'.fl"tii3i"iiii'Ei3i -wr-- we-rd - 'N5”RA”CE ,.,. i "" "" """""' "' "" ey an a . C8 III of sa.s.tt.ooo 1 its .1 t l t 5; , , hum. e Mann, Irishtown Rd. Kenainlzwl. ye". G. J an" ant: Colrrpp;1nIIyIl' R.n'.. Tiling , "nm.dhp..y cnmb.n' WM. gf mu ----s-- M". Cal 0 bell --i Hi In ovmtlmz "Ir All-Willi!" Hwivw IS St. nu-nu-us. I iNavl)' HltrlQllIiitTi?l at iridifiilhf an lent of live-nlld.lQll stnrrn. show. .,,l',."'1"....E..,.,........,. om cmnnbing .qu;Pm.M' ,. ndp "5""-. December 27. after spending I'M-st. ed a record Pmilt of sz.ev7o.ooo. Opfomefngf

ire. and MFA. Tommy MacKen- 3;-C-,,wC';:,,',;t,;',;',-;;:t:,,':,'.:-, T,i.'..i.'..'t. ”i s s a. ll. riirtmuia broken electric and power lines. lie. Siimmersidc. spent the holiday mnn ' weeltedtM at. t (Mrs. . , . u.aii.?n.i"i--a ii'i.i.-."..i'...'ii'i'.i.'...'ii M... Ma. Mary Mar-Leilait returns-d Rt-TENT rnimvw mm. Mon axpanoocod ill this work are ""8"! Mayhcw and family. to N"Pl""'l;"."" T'l':fll'y. Ill; Itwlifli 3 Inn at. -. loduun funding :0." M A s I E l 3

Th . friend i Mr. and In! U MI! I or me I i ' . i "'i'"i"'i' ”::.".: i .i...'I.-..'.2. ':.".".:.".- :2; .. -' ---' -' -'-- ...... ....... i -re-Mtv mi--t-4 N mm M Mitts

er. will he I sell to earn . . . ' utnmaa sum 1 v

M, inn. mrghvl-;' Emmy M Ci.ini.un:n...:'in..mnn...nd.nn. i tLgna5n&n1 . ...'....... mm tldtt plant or the Town Clerk Office humo- Inada a good recovery from her ' ' . -' , , lt.V""i Gain recent Illness. 'EZ.".'...i'"' ”',"uif"'..S h.i.'."Zi.'i I a.sc.. on Contact Your Local suisrna rail Dealer M A 51' EQ 5.5”, I

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little . . I nu-aims: nun their home is '3'" "' rnous sins ”''''W' 9''

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everybody welcome.

THE ANNUAL Meeting of the Geddle Memorial Church will be held in the Church on Tuesday. January 17th at 2.00 p.ln. Every- one please attend.

PARISH OF ALBEIITON. Ang- llcan Church of Canada. Holy Communion at 10.30 a.m. in Holy Trinity Church Alma. Evening iprsyei at 3 p.m. in St. Luke's 0'- Leary, and at 7.30 p.m. in Sl- Peter's Albei-ton. Reverend J. 1!. McMahon. Rector.

O'LEARY

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Palmer and family of Arlington were recent visitors to O'Leary and vicinity. I Mrs. Fred Hastings of Union Corner. is visiting with her son- in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jelley in O'Leary.

Rev. Pius Finnan of Bathurst, is spending some time visiting .with his mother, Mrs. Jack Finnan sanld: Iother relatives in Woodstock.

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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gallant of Charlottetown spent the holidays with Mrs. Gallant's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gallant in Wood- stock.

Mr. and Mrs. Bertrum Phillips and faintly of Halifax. have been spending some time with relatives and friends in West Prince.

Mrs. Samual Duncan of Mill Road has been spending a'vacat- ion with relatives and friends in Montreal.

Mrs. Bruce Carruthers is visiting her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Carruthers in Halifax.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hastings and daughter have returned to their home after visiting relatives and friends in O'Leary and vicinity.

Mr. and Mrs. James Cameron and son Russel. have returned to their home in Charlottetown after spending a few days with relatives and friends in Carleton Lot I.

The Jolly Twelve held their re- gular get to-gether at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Palmer on Friday night. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess. assisted by some of the ladies.

Mrs. Etta Mac Randall of the United States has been spending some time with her mother. Mrs. Wesman Harris in 0'Leary. Mrs. Harris will accompany her daugh- ter on her return to the States in the near future.

Mr. Phillip Thompson and son Blair, 0'Leary, were recent visit- or: to Summerside where they visited Mrs. Thompson who is I patient in the Prince County Hos- pital there.

Mrs. Jams M. Macwilliams. t)'Leary. is confined to her home with flu. .

Mrs. Alex Mat-l)onald of Sum- merside spent a few days visiting relatives and friends in O'Leary and vicinity.

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Harris of Springfield West spent Thursday in 0'Leary recently.

Mr. Dick Adams of the United States who accoinpanled his moth- ,er's remains to 0'Lesry for burial has returned to his home after spending a few days at the hum of Mr.

Ralph Adams. C.

I Bungalow Guttacl At Summerside I

A flash fire which orlginatd from an oil space heater did as- tenstve damage to the home it Mr. and Mrs. Arthur MacEweI, Jr.. on the MacEwen Road just east of Summerslde at noon Fri- day.

The fire was discovered by Mr. ,side. spent Christmas with her ;mnther. Mrs. Roy Rryanton. Bur- , lingion.

. Their many friends ' illness of Gerald and Kenneth Mann

regret the

P "id c0i"93i5 "id Slime! W979 9-iv iwlthout heat when electricity wa9l

in from outside the Province tol assist local telephone linemen in the reconstruction of broken lines l Each crew consists of about sisi men and each crew is equippajil with a truck and sufficient equip-. ment to operate independent all each other.

The admlnislravtive staff at the r Summerside office has been sug- mented by several specialists whni have been brought in to direct re construction operations from the headquartus established in the telephone building in Suminerside.

These include A. H. MacKinnon, Superintendant of Construction for the Maritimes; C. R. ” ith, Con

inner Oi Holman S'side Sales Contest

Mr. Ennis Small tccnterl wlunc-r1documents that will provide n a Mr. Small, uiiiiicr ol' the store- at the Summerside Store of R. Tiweek long expense-free vacation snnnnnrnn (.,n,n,.,1 in empnued in Holman Co.. Chr1SlmaS Sales l'nn- trip to Montreal for Mr. and Mrslnu Hamnm 0 .

c llt'lldlilTl('l'Ii.

After spending Christmas with 19!- "elatives on the Locke Road, Will licLean returned to his home in West Devon on Friday morning, Tc---gt

December 30th. Attention

fic only.

Two'circuits were also placed In operation from Summerslde to the THC-lit) link at Urbanville by which it is hoped to restore communica tion with Moncton.

TELEPHONE POLES

Twelve. cars of poles are being . brought in from New Brunswick lac;-diise by the telephone company 99., 30",. lh are expected to take care of, visiiiii-i. at the home of Mi-

9 situation foi' the tlnie being. 51,-;

Lines in the Charlottetowii-Hun nusmnn Den. 30". we” Mr iner River area escaped 'l8l'l0il-9 Mrs Leo Arsenault of Howlan :4

am”? mil Ciiiiimiililf-'3li0ii be illrs. Jerry Arsenault with son Lou-i

l ixlT;"re;i::::diP” lmiliih ll” be" daughter Gertrude of Forestll

I Mrs l)oroth,v Cullicutl and son' Erancis of the Reserve were in owlan on Friday, December 30th.? Frank Ciillicutt of the Reserve' Road was in 0'Leary on Fridayli

The public is advised that I and 0”” '.Ztl2T Anthony Finnan on Fridag has now been nmnmmed.

Phone Nllllllwr

.VIlt.'Tl'l0R TAXI

Suinnierslde.

test, is seen with his wife. as Mr. Small. who are both employees oft Harry Holman presents tickets andiHolmans Summerside Store. il'lii.ii. in 1). w, sea,-3),

FREETOWN

A large number of people

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n.iThree Carloads Of Power sum

The auditor-geiierai also pill his

tended the liiiiiiiil Oiiiisim” 9”” P l E T S1 'd finger on what he siigtzei d c cert, held in Birch Grove Hall on, O O e n 5330000 m.Er,nnynn,n,i in im: TiIlII'Sd8Y EVCiiiliE- D90 lid Fifi federal government on its 19. "med 55' the ieache" and pupils 'l'lii-i-i- additional lincmcn ioinetli 'iilii'PP lilitlts or iiicn wore em- Poiiil” aid 5Clie"i9 '1" Pill??? Ed-

oi Upper Freetown -School. The hall was decorated with Christ- mas trimmings for the occasion, and the program featured recita- tions, dialogues and musical umbers. Much credit is due the teachers, Miss Alberta Rowe and Eutace Reeves for the efficient training of the pupils. which made the program so enjoyable. A hearty welcome awaited Santa claus when he appeared on the scene and distributed gifts from a well-laden tree. The National Anthem brought the proceedings to a close.

Mrs. i.eoiini'd Pickering of Sher- brooke is visiting in Frcctown. guest at the home of her daugh- ter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Paynter.

Miss Mary Johnston. rcccplion- lat at St. Mary's College in Hall- fax, N. S.. has returned to her duties after spending the holidays with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.

ward Island.

iii"-S9 liiiiP8fl.V Feblllldllix lilies l0l' ployed r'i'uli,v lll it-iniccting homes , The atzrecment with the P l-'.

illto Siimmci'side Electric Light De- in 31.038 MMP MM have been ipotato marketing board, he said.

'nai-tiiiiviii. and more linemen are b .n . I V , bciiig St)llt:lii. in i" i" ii" l"N 'i"'i'i' dliysv imdiplaced a limit of 25 cents a iiiisiwl

Working in crews of eight to ten in the past tun ilgiys have com- on processing. carrying and sell- incn, approximately one hundred Dleled ilnok-up-. ill nliniit 100 places. ing costs including transportation. 'laborcrs and linemen are steadily! Poles ucrc lii'illLi replaced on But in the final settlemc-nt pre- restormg s-orvit-es. although it may Notre Dame 8'. and when coin-ipald freight llad accounted for an be many days before services are n pleted this will lOsItti'P power to aiadditional 5330.000 beyo nd the fully rcstored in all sections of the large area. scope of the original agreement.

town. , , l-i"?l'li9il8 t'Wi.W'lIr'I'c are WUFl(- Other deviations from normal fi- A big .-aliipmcnt of wire arrived mg eighteen lltlllis ;i day in an en- ,,nnL.in1 n,.m.edn,.es fingered by by transport Friday morning, and more will he brought in as soon as possible. . itn clip the government beyond the as possible Three carloads of poles A crew friiin Ilio ltolcr and Sew- New 3,-nnnwk,k "st but in, nu, are alrcady enrnute to Summer-ncrage Departiiwni have pumped nnn,..n(.n,,.aI nninied out ,. lmggnr. side for use by the Electric Lightifrnm one in four irwl of water out than . usual hit of insinnnns 'm DILITBFIITTPIII, and lhhe itinmbhe "ninety! approximately 30 cellan in thelwnicn ne nnnnnsien lednrnl nm, oi er cars will he s ippe s or y. own. cm, W", nssnminn more money .. handlinz Dowers than Parliament ' gives them. . V Lei 5 Tallt li CV" roounn roa DEBATE , , , , This has been a perennial coin- ltlrs. Eva Brown accompanied , Him "”"'i,' Uni” ii”? iii)" W” plaint of Parliament's monetary by her two children left by rail iii9"i5 ”.i- 5”"i'ii””ili' liickiiil .iSCl'ulli19t?li for years. Cusiomarily, on smu;-day, Dec, ism for Hun-,ltght switch in your home sinc-enPariiamenl lust files the report. Ray Johnnmn, Cent”, Bedeqnen Liinn fgngalrio nt;l,lleEl!'1ed Bgrwlni the silver blit1. reduced its to oil'delg::VeEl:'lI'a igspgntgglcslndfogldenerfng Congratulations in MI'- Ronald time with her sister, Mrs. nosiei:;i:,'.','.iiS...?.'i'S; iiaiiliiieiii ii”: ahimii; as a guide for government depart- Lewls. on being one of those. Hunter. ' iments in disposing of Parliament- "lemed for the ..Hnndl.cd Row. The regular meeting of the Cred, n good denliltinstraltioiriifrthe factythat Vmed money shinny in accordance of 1955 in the Army Cadets Corps n Unnm W" held at the non” on . wle ash” 5 creiniiieh ” haisiih -ia"Y with statute. But Mr. Sellar's new competition across Canada. Ron- M d M M D 1 N in n 9 to" i" ', "lo in”, we F6110?! suggest: not all branches of ud H . son of Mr. and Mrs John r. an rs. ex oug as, or go trough day aftci day heroine government have cnnnn, the idea iboro on Tuesday evening Der acquired reflexes and rcquire lit- ' - - Lewis M Freetown and is a Sm lath Alon with the regular meet lie or no attention friiiu us ("nod of sucking to the law in spending dent of Romesay Coucgime in iing iseveng tables of progressive habits are like persiuial serviliits mgggn of mg xnm inn. R”ihe”3'.N' B auction were in play. The ladiesfiiili, "ill"? W? mflllauetii 119! than! 1, Jiiggnng or (Buds between

Miss Winnlfred Burns has re high score was won by Mrs. Greg ,I0ll"i2. twhlclt INIIIHP-'s 8 llli of two pa,-ijamgngm-y mg" an un, turned to Halifax. N.S.. alter my Miiinizan while the gcntle- dmns vi C0uI'S9- M W0 -slaI't'- tllcr Garlallfi hiiuiiing in Ottawa, leased lpmdlnil the Christmas holidays man's high went to Joseph Reeves. y iiiiik ail" 0"," ll”,-hi "ilei'95i5 Wiili' by the government and altered by at her horn! in Lower Fleet-The next meeting to he held at iii" iiililiel dii'9"li"ll- it. town. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clar- i

That is why if is so iiiiporiani 2' An estimate nut nhnm Tsmir Ml'- illlll iVil'5- Raipii B'”."5 mid en" Haslami in gel scliool pupils started off with mii2'(S0i?,:"2?,n::L:eia(Lorn.E::: family. accompanied by Mr. Rus- Mrs. Sutiierlimd Cousins enter-lgood writing habits, in lake nun lo finnna. nmjeck in nnnt Conn, Sell 3Ul'l!5 W9” 811995 011 NEW tained the members of Baltic Worn example. For wliethcr you write. t . C d 1 t it p - V9358 D3! 0i Mi? and MFS- Wil' ens institute at their regular weelr- "The boys have their Frcnch hooks ,.I;)n'na.f:ea ad gm; ioulniI,tl)IlVTlIIorell0g(: ired Burns. Summerside. ly meeting on Monday eveningi too" or "the boys htlV there frcnch nmnnv, bone”. M . V n N e of mum... my i.lan. 2nd with thenpresldent Mrs. ii00kS l" 15 iiiiliifiiii ”0 ,"iiii'i' 3 3. Northern affairs department r em.” n.-eyes: m to Free Keir Crofcr presiding. After the iii3l,il?i Pi l"i0Viii'iil-'1' "5 ii iii,iii officials certified they had received it b s 9" m" ' in D l ' habit lou iav k ill" thi town 1.” week. nregular routine of business a soc-V, - ' I ll . fit -Wine UK before March 31. 1955. end of tne w . ial hour followed. Delicious lunch '" -V""',l'9dil- bill ii iii” Will iml", federal fiscal year. goods amount- Miss Charlotte Cairns. of the wnn served by the none”, "nm, the brain cells to thc motor nerves inn ,0 5000.000 which wen, not staff of the P. E. lslatnd Hoipltnl on by M”, wmiam cnunins, Ho tlhe ifnniting hand tist not la '.I...-ll- nnmnlly received (mm mnnne" Spill ill? Pall Wi-Wk I ii" "iii" - l" 9" mm Cm” ii" '”("'9- "3i,'9 until later. This was to have the in Law” Freetown. M(hkrnnl;ticeuhgr:”wi(alllffndnlxllngstg is no guarantee that thc hand will nmtnrinl covered by n nnrunnmng.