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.‘R. .3“) S. l'. TIC.“ Double Ring Ceremony Solemnizecl At Brae

Fli'ae Iii-ted (lunch was t.ic' 'I‘he ltri‘c's tiiiiiitci‘ those a Home of a weddin: recently tt'ul blue. all too. tll't'ss will when Marjorie Lorena. dtri~ white acct-w... es and were a glitct‘ of \Ir and His. Innis Corsage of pink inriiairnus.

Mai-Kinnon. Brae, was unil- Following the weilil=n_; a re- in marriage to I\aii \‘tet ceptitin was llt'ltl n illl‘ B 1' .ie ling. son of Lloyd. Leard and the I'iuted t‘ ll ii " e ll hall or .30 late \er Lcard. \'iciot".‘i We guests The bride" i..hlc was in lLivir! Il.iiiitlton tif‘l‘l'tl‘ltlr centered '.\ilu :i tiii'cc 'ici‘cd

9d the rlonhle rtii: eei'eiiirttit wedilti‘i: cake, tripped w'th

Th4: church was decorated with white bride and groom Tiir‘ potted plant: flowers and an toast to the bride via: prniim grel-i trimmed with running ed by \‘lr Hamilton and was “true: and tallnw mart : ol .rcspnnrlerl 'n in the : t'no m The 311:3 pun: were marked Several telegram: were read ht (1'1!le w-hitr 12H” how: the best man and usher, fi‘ 0 m The bride entered the church I‘nnteix. Sack. and Toronto on the arm of her father to the The honeymoon was to \at‘ strains of the wedding march inus points in the \lariiimes

play-ed by the church Sandra Rogers The

organist. bride w ore

For travelling the bride donned a two - piece teal blue, all-wooi

a '3n n r - lenz'h gown of while suit, a white fur hat. niaichin: 53'!” l’ii'oi‘allr‘ with a bell~shaped gloves, and corsaze of yellow glc'“ arid illl‘r‘I‘ . quarter lenzih roses

plurap \‘lllttlltll‘l‘ . lengih‘ (hit 7 or » fti\\tl guests were: ve-l of nylon tulle was held in Willard \Iai-Kiiinon. \iniierst. place by I crown of crystals Sinclair Leai'd and “rs. and pearls Site carried a semt- .dylhe Stewart, Hamilton, tint.

eati-arlr oI' wlii'e carnation: and Prior to the iii;it‘i"..'i:c inc

yellow who: bride was tendered a shower at The maid oi honor. l.iit'i‘am(‘ the home of \lr. and .\lt's. Ray Laard. tlll‘t‘D of the groom, wore ()ullon and following the nod» a gold street length of ding the newly » married couple ii :i t E ii 'nrnrade with a hell- were g It e st: of honor at a shaped skirt She wore matelr shower in \ictorta \iest. in; siiiie'» and headpiece and .'\Ir and \Irs I..c;it'<i are now carried it nosrza“ of rust carnai residing n \ii iovtri \Ics'

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»* The Guardian. flhnrlottetownffl‘ites.

HAPPE

NINGS

i Audrey Jenkins. Women's Editor; Phone +85th

George recently

(lisclcy. to his niinie

to Toronto and II.iiniIton.

\lls. .loiin lliirns, Kciistiigton. ll'll on Thursday tor \\llt'lt‘ \lll' Hill eiitc: lIllstt'lgll tui-

ll‘t‘lll lllt‘tll.

James Snow lt‘. is vacai :iinin: iii Alsli‘l‘, \ll's

:ittrl tauiili.

\Ioiitreal

Fourteen l;ll\ll". oi piiigi'cssite Mrs \‘edv

auction uci-p in pl:t\ on nesday II!‘_‘l'll at the nonie of .\Ir and .\lrs Ivan Spring \';illoi Winners pt‘I/‘s \ii‘t't‘ . l‘:\t‘l'l‘ll ltizinaiii liryanton t'onsiila llitii iit'i'tt‘s \II‘II' \lt': Sitdslviry and 'I'erry t‘anipbell.

iii to

\It' and \l]‘\ Robert and i|;iii;litcr~ Brenda Lena nlttl , w ho have been v:s- itiii.‘ the i‘i-i'nicz's par- ents ill Breatlafluitic ii:i\e re- turned lo their ‘ltllIIO in list?“ van. Sash

\rw oflii'crs eleited .it the It. monthly meeting of .\Ipii;i t‘liap tcr illelii Sgtna l‘h' are‘ pie sitieni. \lrs.l.iiii.s .lohnston; vice-president. .\lrs .loseph gan; sec. .\lrs .l .\I. S son: corres sec. \Irs. Vernon Williams. lreas. \lrs. Itonald Ketch.

’l'his session's |)t'ti::l'.'tlll. "lira tiia", was presented by \It's. “92.111

R9- inipv

lietresliincnts wctc scrted l)_\ the \lrs Ketch and co litisli‘ssos \ll'\ Layton \lct'ltire and Mn Louis .liihnstoii.

ltiistt‘ss,

Gad Johnston of Ranff, \ila. is spending a month‘s vacation with her parents. \‘lr and \Ir: F,rno:.t Johnston, Kenstngton

Road.

Rob .\llll(‘l'. whose marriage to

.ludie Bollinan of Pittsburg. Penn. takes place today in Stim- merside L'nited (‘hurch, was honored by friends last w ee is with a stag party at his (‘lllllr lolletiiwn apartment. \lt‘. '\Iiller teaches physical education at Queen Charlotte High School.

(‘liiirioiietnwn .laycettes tiiet recenin at the home of Mrs, Roy Kirkpatr'ek, Keitlea .\\'e

“Illl \Irs .l T. Davies .lr pre- SIding. nine members and six guests were welcomed.

.lat‘k \liller. interior deeora for, was guest speaker and ga\e

all ‘lllf‘l'f‘Nl‘llfl \lf‘\\ tln lnlt‘l‘lf‘lf'

-—Pholo by Iloekbert Studio. decorating tn the home. and an- "'“I‘

The hl‘lt‘lP’intRld, Lorna \lHt'r Ktnnnn_ sister of the bride. was gim:l:irlv :nwned in a turquoise Iaitn brocade siiee‘ la n :l h

MARY HAWORTH

With a bell shaped skirt. write nlall‘l‘lltl: shoes headpiece and carried a n0se~ ‘ay of yellow rat‘nations

The best tnatt was Lyman Smith and the ushers were Hill- ard \IaeKiniion. brother of tilt"

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bride and Wayne \IacLennan, m'_\l‘ VH0 "'V‘“,‘”".',' .1 (ottsin of lite :t‘oom \ll'. ('har- am. H‘nH‘ Nun'llllf‘ mp mm! In: t‘asl‘lr‘t sang "The Lnqu fall the \lommy debate aiin .. _’ ‘ i‘e is a new one or you Pram" “mm.” 7h? ('N'pmony \Iy boss calls me "mama" “M "’ llpl'lp": I'm?" durl": pait of the tune and I am de '3‘" “3””: "l “W "llg'swr- lighted On the div s he iti“s nie —- 7 ll\_ I kitii'.l thian :iicn': . gr '1: so ‘1 ' l Ilt‘ is _\tiiiit'.‘. sonic \lici'e laround :t0. l _'-irl::c. and I am 4] and the mother of two teen-

aueis \linost but [I‘ll l|IIlI(‘ old encith to be his iiiollicr \iiy- writ he :ilrctiilt ins a iiiiit'iiel and ti".in .i iiite little wife and \‘I‘Illlfl children

' If my former husband had ifeli or shown enough affection ifor me and the kith to call us

pct ititiiiiir‘s. lll£t\lil‘ I would where I'd rather be which ,lionie being a full time mama. instead of a parrttme manta. papa. wage earner and other fragments of dis-placed Sincerely. \‘l' ‘

i Itldkt “CR: correspondence about whctlie i a man should call "mommy" or “mother” 0' " almost erumble life

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When our children were small. my late husband. settlom called me anything but mommy. From the hPtZinnong l treasured Illls Sensed that it meant

et so re

mother of his children. It lintplanted an added IO' re- spr‘t'l for me. from the (‘llll(ll'(‘ll I could write pages on its dear significance to me,

'I‘ last time my husband left Mir door he said. "I lme mommy" That was three 'years ago He was killed iii an accident I have missed hint In l expressibly

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EASY. SLIMMING “Parpnh Prpfflr Simple, scooped bodice alto . r , _‘ ., chart to mft skirt prestn' a Pun.) lrn‘lu‘.‘

PURITY DAIRY

dress that wins praises all year 317 KNIT Dial 4-7IL’5

a (lll'lf‘ll i

'round. t‘bonse flower print for soft flattery Printed Pattern “5R7 If a | f 8115‘s l4“: ""2. ""2. NH. 22'?“ 24% Size W: requires 3-1" yards 45-inch fabric. _ - CENTS ‘50 Centsl fm‘ Altar 2‘11 twice as man'thBJnTanIslgciNii ‘ l ‘7' "In P miserhl h. . Y coins (no stamps. ipleasem "mmmn mu"; hi: “vamp: "FE-twirl“ I this pattern. Ontorn res on. 03p To with n. Mi in, sumo.» . I F s -t I‘I . ,‘ ._ ‘ N‘ z m“ "I" ‘z‘AM: r 'A'B‘ from hl'él‘fl‘nitl‘uri‘d nihiiiii-vlilylfli‘imr. ‘ ' .. 7. - J'Hkinc u «rm try; ,' , ' pl 9 i n I 3, SIZE ‘ . W “in”. "1",. “H33. in“! 1: HM i

DRESS. s'rmr. NUMBER. 5;”..1‘”, m

Send order to ANNE an of Guardian - Patriot Pat- tern Dept. so

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t- s I’“h : aim: at

rl-nntnl anti

, . is also an Innlfifl'lf

=11: reliever for Rheumatic Pains. Head- 9.

he. Backnch and muscular .. halos (‘ arm from druuist. Peel Min ml.”

What’s The Objection To Cousins Marrying?

\lioii' three liltiltllis ago a w idower, an old friend. dined with me and the cltildren Afte" dinner my teenage youngest (taught r leaving with her brothers foi .ittie

a ballgamc. ("

‘hye. I was llillt't‘. \ly ‘She wants to kiss mommy" Somehow I manaued not to show how mov- ed l was by that familiar saluta- iIIin .

Sure then he has twice re- to on mommy my impulse is to say. you. i love init too!" However. I am ahead of him in awarenes: on that score. so I won't tell anyone. yet

Iliit plctise. once again assuri- the \\l\'(‘\' that mommy is .t lovely term of entleai'menl to the inidcrstandin: heart I“. \

I)l~‘..\R (‘thlthSl‘ttNltEVTS‘ I must 9.‘i_\ the continuing wave of interest in this topic takes me liy surprise I wouldn‘t have supposed ilwt’iii‘i‘ the letters (‘t’ttiii‘ tn that so many w'ives hart deep convictions and feel- ings about it .-\i present tally. more wives speak well of being called mommy than vote how ever you ntay i‘e- . who objects furiously in being called mom- my by her spouse.

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UPI-IR \Iklli |I:\Wt)R'l‘lI In what states may first cousins be legally married" We are 02 and 65 years of age So what's the. objection to out" being matrie . 'liai about \"ehraska. Kansas trd Missouri. for example ".ease answer soon. as I

\‘ever before been a game

7:30 RM.

history . it's

in thn like it . .

BROOM HALL GAME

"OCR I‘IY

THE B l-ZATLF.

3:00 l'..\I.

t'nalli'lcnlviirvl'ris t..ttt l‘.\l_ m‘I-‘lt‘l‘ oerzxtxo

returned Kelvin (lriite. lolliiwing a business trip

Ilalifas Millie \l:ic|.c:in. \Irs

. Perth, witlt ('l.iiide Willetl

lti'cttilaliitiitc

Harrington. ltigii t'oiiri

Harry

'l‘oomh .

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TIMMY'S "EASTER SEAL" HOCKEY and BROOM BALL NIGHT

SPONSORED BY THE ROTARY (‘LIVB

FORUM, WED., MARCH 18th

Ram! of the P. E. l. Regiment In attendamv by kind Viv mission of LIL-Fol. D. J. Mrforml

"A NIGHT OF FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY"

swcrcd many item the group Activities for the .\l.‘l_\' conicn tinn were .‘lJflIll discussed. Refreshments were served the hostess

questions

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assisted Ii . .loltll “‘llflr ten and \Irs Jim Lee Francis Schellcii, \ew has returned to Pl‘il from a visa in her former home in ’l‘ilhiirg. llollattd. where sin- visited her three sisters. a bro lhr‘t' and her husband‘s mother,

.‘ll's

hraoc's Settelleit Sr

. \Ii's Seliellen. who has been livin: .n (‘nnada for year” reports mam clianucs in Iii l land and states that \'ew Pertit is 'Iiotiie" lti licr

Working f'oiii llllitlt‘l~ and pr2nts. members of the Phil \ri society will emulate the techniques of the French Im» pressioitisi painters at their Mari-Vi \\tit‘K~lltip \\llll'll wzll be held at ' (‘. 'I‘iiesd.iy at p.m. Mrs. H. Clark Entertains '

Alberton WMS

\Irs Norman ()Iiter t‘till(lll-.'l-‘ ed the opening worship service the \Iarcli meeting of the \‘:- bci'ton Presbyterian \\'.\l\‘ llt'ltl‘ at the h 0 III e of .\lrs flow .1 id ('Iui'k Wednesday allcruiiun

llytnns. scripture reading and meditation were iii keeping with

“W éil‘ll‘V'Hehiiiu l-‘.;i Il‘l' season The study of Formosa was in charge of ‘\1i's F .l Carpenter, president. who atso l‘tillflll"lt‘!l the business of the meeting

\lrs t'lai‘k iiiyttnd the iiieiii. her: to meet at her liomr again iii \pril when Mrs L I. \"llklt‘ “'Ill have the opening dmotmnql and “vs t‘lark the stud}

\t the close of the meeting the hostess was assisted is serving refreshments by . (“tn-pent- er. \li's \I'ilkie and Marga rct Foi'sy tli.

Household Hints A pinch of salt added to me water in which hard cooked

egus are to be cooked in a k es them easier to ttt‘f‘l.

Shelch makes .in "\l client :iil~ hesive especially for such ce- menting as :lnss to glass 0 1- leather in metal.

oiin \isiliti: here and we don't

see you" paper in my Ii o m e in lowa. 'l'hank you lild\R RR: \Iat‘t'iage be- tween close cousins tends to multiply the I'llllll‘f‘S of auto

vatcd hermita-y defects in their offspring. ll any Ilencc. man legislation designed to

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to protect

t In your case. as your age. that logic doesn't apply, Thus it _ I possible for you to ittiiri‘y legally I-‘or guidance on where to apply for a license. write confidentially to your congress-

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man in care of his regional (low i address. or at his Washington. I) t'. office on t‘ap— itol lllil llis lezal s~tai"f will re staii'h the siltitittiilt and relay the facts in you \I II.

‘\l.'iry Il'aw‘orth counsels llll"

ouch lier collith not by mail or personal interview Write her in care of tthe Guardian .

00 your LEGS ACHE with

SCIATICA

Do sharp stabbing pains shoot down your thighs. hip to ankle? Is ii and lot you to get about? It you long for relief from wearisome ache or the terrible pains of sciatica, try .TEMPLETON‘S T-R-C's tod y. nly 85c and $1.65 of drug counters everyw are. 3.. no... to“ r. , u Tomplnton'l rum , m llfllMlM In "no run-an bottle nun-molly, tubing T-I-C‘I Homily. MAME-Cumin,

les Grands Ballets Canadians March 20th 8:30 P.M. Queen Charlotte High School

Tickets at Toombs and Miller Bros.

'ELLEN’S DIARY

v James ls Sensitive . To Distress Signal

.laincs l't‘r'li;lll/t‘ll at once a unliceded. sound this nttit'llllIL‘. a plaintive “Ellen. it's not that you didn‘t low from the stable. when the hear me" he will say, taking day was inst break'ng above us to has. lllt‘ w llllt‘ hills "It's that you like the rock. It Is aim/in; to us. how unit's ingchair! I declare, you‘re like

kly he can t'.’tl('ll those sounds iif old Hits... of the long ago. she the larniin; through and above was content to let the world pass

the many louder. longer Iltll her by. One day when her hus- scs. which it n w continual!) band happened to be away. and thrust themsehes into our hr a neighbor came by to tell Iter hi: !hi \iii‘iiiiis iiuichiiti‘s or that her cows had broken into heat" ll‘.ii'ltii's and trucks and her potato . patch. she nt a d e cars the planes that win: iwcr no move to drive them out. Site head; the trains beyond the tar just rocked awai- (-alnlhi“' fields tiic rninlile of lraflic on "They‘ll but eat their till the lll‘;ll\\.‘l_\ Personally we shp said "

James has the sharpest ears. lllt‘lll He can hear by day or through "Will the night. the iteigh. the low. till i“ "“lllWl '“ (1 ("WV “ll?” 3 bleat. the hark. even the f- low |l\l|l’.‘. plane of summer. WIN“ S(‘i’lml‘w l“ “llt‘l' Slm'l'ml‘him. that with smite animal all barks. and the hciis to hasten to is not going well. shelter This morning it was a low ill‘ “In” »"'l||"|l|iil“ lltk‘llall'S ll heard. He threw back the lll‘tlr through ll all. his call from the (.m-m-e and camp smartly 1n mp out of (llllll\ may chance to lad floor _ i " "WNW—fl “It's that cow” he nodded “I expecting it. ’ e 5. last lnight. I said to the young lads. they'd better keep an eye to her. To tell you the truth. I've been sort of lislt‘n'ng l thougni it would be here before iltis "

accustomed take 5“

so wt‘ llitl

have become such or .‘i'antcil

nti‘scs. now,

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Mon :lllt‘ star- old

tllt' ltiili" Ilieti. qtt'est»ce qllf‘ c'est ca?" exclaimed the Chet, in! at the open page of an

Engliin cookbook! "Toads are not lilttfll t'ould it mean fogs?”

"'I'tlle in

egs.

"It's inst an old liixllitillltl \\;i\ to use odiliiicnis of meal. t‘hl Years ago I‘Itiglish cooks

often natnetl dishes descriptive ly tor tittt. In this case lillllr>llc ed cold meat is baked encast in a batter You can't \t‘r‘

meat because it's covered up ,Netllier can you see a load in a hole!" ‘ "tn

\oila." grumbled the (‘hef ‘At any rate I Will try tats entree of the queer name with some pot roast in the refrigei'a tor."

'l‘\' .\\' I) KNIT

Measurements level; “MT” reclpes for 6

llraiiititiig' t:'e.ite a wheel "'I‘OAll-INJI‘III-I-IIOLI‘I” of < colors ‘.\.lll scraps. or use I recipe Yorkshire pudding. or same coin" - scheme for all pancake batter de luxe print Watch ‘ while y o I] knit ed on pkg of mix simp‘e 't“;ci;'n ioin into he\- 2 e. llllll»\'ll('(‘(l oddtnenis cold agons. then afghan. (‘roi-Iiet meat ‘any kin bands on 'ri‘cr I‘atterii 7m. 01' 1-H c, well-seasoned l t I r» directions. titll‘r schemes cooked chopped beet Thirty < iivc cents 't-oins: fot Meat nt'avy. any kind. lltilllf‘r this palii'iu 'iiii stamps. pleasei made or from gravy or brown to .\lii'e Brinks. care ol (luar- sauce mix dlnll’l’illi'ltll Needlecraft Dept. Rub round 9" layer pan genet- 00 li'i'iiii' 8' \‘l' . Toronto 1. tint onst with butter Pour iii hatter Ontario residents add I cent to depth of la" Place in not oven. 423 degrees I-‘ about .‘i

ADDRESS.

est mcw of distress. which It‘llav

there il was presently (loodrniua

On Flaked Fish Entree

—anoflter cult. to count in with t to, indenting with spoon to make the cowkind of this place. attractive destgn.

, Alex. troubled since the week-‘ Bake 25 to 30 min. in h or lend by a cold. which seemed to oven. 4th degrees F.. or u n t I I “settle on him without warning,‘browned. Dust center-top \vitn changing for the time his parsley.

mer good h e a l t h and happy THE ('HEF APPROVES days. into misery and quiet. .s (‘ANNED FISH

lbetter today. Not altogether re Mestlaiues: .\Iay I suggest an covered. but improving Wc. dl ' in e

lowing an extra .1 minutes this house. miss his visits. When next titiie you go supermarket»

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well. he comes in. it may be to ing. Linger a few minutes at chat. or to read. or to enjoy the canned fish counter. There some favorite program on T\. you will find a wide variety of While Peter only alittle boy yet excellent canned fish. Fish flak

the better to can enter

es have many possibilities: tune is an old friend: salmon. lobster and crab meat arc excellent but are generally used for special service as prices are higher. livery one of those varieties

needs alien t i o it enjoy things. .-\Iex Iain himself nicely, We remember that a son was born to oiir Queen today. to be

a third Prince of the realm. Like every babe. whether bot'ii to "l “HIS “l it‘ll 0" display» re castle or cottage, he will have llal‘tllmfi "l lll'lt'o- “'lll Pl‘ttdllt't‘ a

tasty main dish and can be used interchangeably in any of your pet recipes- calling for Ire s it

brought his love \\llll him. his to responsive affcctmn not only in the hearts of his tam

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il.\‘ and kiit. but to the ends of “fill “‘l lllf‘ 1’11"“ differential the Commonwealth as well. Iii" W". "mm-V li‘. 3‘ high .as will be a honni Iail iii:i\be "9”" “ "ml \tlll“‘l.\' l5 lttl’t'llltl

you to pay a hiin price for can- ned fish. so ('llt‘tlat‘ the variety within your budget,

W '8‘ T0 l’SF. 'I‘lll-Z.“

.one day a king We would it sit for him that his especial slai .if birth may be the blessed one of eace

- , _, , v. . (in the next shelf you iii ay l‘nm‘ mmXI‘m A I “ n h “C see cans of oysters. slittmp. fields today Ihe sun too was Hmm and mussols “my are rmm‘“ not expensive How may tne‘. "It's but a March day" we hp .Mda In am. “.8... that x. n u said would use a comparable quan- ’l‘liere are stars now 'I' ii e y lily 0t fl‘t‘sli sea food. with this

R e me nibe r that

. -ei on: have come to kN‘p an old wait it é!“ l“

’tll‘lf‘d foods are alrea \' "‘m‘ m” “Wm “m,” “Mm ciinkcd. so shorten the little (it I’ntll 'iiiiiiil‘i’i'ii lltlil'.‘ [tl‘i;t.'ll‘.'llltitl accordingly i; \nw we come to Maine sat * ’ dillt‘s 'Fhi'se are a dnwnrtun bargain llltl are ihev merely a tirt bit oi‘ do the) have r c a I protein value to help balance the menu“ \lziine sardines Lit‘t" made from the meaty sections of fresh cautziit young herring and are a fine tit‘ole'n. siii'iiriszii: what g ooif eat 11.: thoughi‘ul s ll o p p : ii g 'mm. M. unlit “inimi cot Hr makes possible at lindget- w.se mote WWW I’lzue Illf‘Jtl twenty tilinost .o the edge on partly t‘ttttkf‘tl liai- It‘l‘: pour over remaining batter ('on'. title to bake about llivll! ii (WNW, “MM‘ Limp S H Hm or 'lltlll l‘iitly .‘iiiti lirowi. .\i‘l'\t hm “mum.” mull a In“ m‘“ but cut iii vellucs itiss llIt “w H “H’me lil’ii\'i Iliulllnuliull's l’l-\\I"” \Ii .iiiii \ll\ ll.i!l"\ \\ciiou. 'l'iiiiitito Iloiiillon “I,” lump. ymi‘ [I In! “Unfit (it’lllllll‘d' l'll‘l" liiitiw iii .-I'enil iic: father s liin- "'l'ui'ltllllllli‘ llt'ii‘” ci.i'. Ullw I: was iicld ll‘lllll the “1 l.ii:.c minus to ‘cd Church on Flaked l"'>l‘. Hake lliiitii --i* \Iotid.i\ \lzirclt 0 With (ireen I‘eas and Union. l.;t\’f‘l'l“l‘llll lil‘l "llw Hertha \lélt'lJ‘Jtl of the Honeved Sour ("ram Siiiiimri-sirlr‘ airport also came ('oltee lo .\I home when her father passed FLARE" Visit-innit "Mi Slit“ til-ii“ '0 ‘l‘f‘ll’l Hit DITHF'. E weeks at be:- home iit High Bank I ‘1 lb can fish llakes “lll‘ ll” '“Ml‘m' ,2“(iJrofllllnznvlrafi‘fig'mP \lr and \lrs Linwood .Elllf‘ l r Impormmwd c “A m“ . and tlfillillllt‘l‘. Deborah. “tar- mmm lfll't‘mhii ‘~‘i~tlt:(l their liotinwlnyn I l’t‘t’llil' innsiicil pi»t..'ii 5””‘15') '” lill’lt‘ bzltlils Hlltl t is fresh poatoes or flakes (‘d‘mm‘ 'T:;"‘l‘::::;m “WWW” » Reitil.\cs tterc It‘it‘l\(‘(l tite— ('iiinbine liin flakes. s :i it c r. :‘0000009¢#0900+ooooo: mustard and mushrooms. Iii ‘ ii . ‘. . v v... x , , mashed potato whip beaten cg; : "' “l'xxr‘ll (“l‘!‘ I 'l‘aste lo (‘OI'I‘l‘l'l si'1isiiltltt: . Insurance t‘oniisclling : Rub bottom and \l(l(‘\ at M o Distit- Supervisor . 6 c. bakin: i‘isli with tumor : Stilt liilc nf (‘miailn 0 Line with prepared potato l-‘éll 0 P‘h'm 1‘35” ' "'4 : center with fish iinislirooni nii\ : ('"lrh'lu‘m‘l'L P~"~ - z I \

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'.l\'ltirrloek )IaePhee nt Hillu‘llraln'

CWL Supports Radio Program

. Prayer by the spiritual dlI'Pt for. Rev, Bastl Croken opened the March meeting of Summer- field ('atholtc Women's League held at the home of Mrs, chm. ald Smith

Mrs. .lohti L. Murphy pI‘t‘alfl‘ ed and reports included that of the seci'eta ry. Mrs. John Hagan, and committee conveners t‘ni'. respondeiice was read and dis

cits. It was agreed to donate. $10.00 to (Mr Lady's \Iission

aries. $10.00 to Ktnkora Hign School for prizes. $4.00 to th. Sacred Heart program. and [)8' $1.00 tor the annual natio nnl

3

Groceries to the v a l u e $10.00 are to be auctioned the club.

of by

Father (‘roknn

ended the meeting and refresh-

inetits were set‘ v e d by l h . hostess assisted by \li‘s l‘eri \ Murphy and .\It‘s. Elmer \Ii-

('oiirt,

sad news on Monday morning, March 9 of the passing of \lr,

in the Kings County Menim- i .1 i Hospital. Montague. Funeral n1 Wednesday from Little Saints Church. \‘isiliiz’s Little Sands Ill. Sunday night who visi'cii M .\Iac\'eill ol Lilii.‘ Sand: a pat-cut in 'he \liiiitauiic ll~< pitzil report that he was feel‘n: hotter Sunday IIIL‘lIl

Ii'oni

(‘Ims Stewart Alex Blue and daiiuhtci' Sandra Bitte's ctiliznizli on hiiiiilay

come' ed \li . Lila out to \is. I v. Rowan spit. Sent-tilt:

ii:

sister

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\ll‘s .\icx \lac\lill.in. “not l.‘l.|lltl‘ hail the misfortune ‘ti fall at lli‘l' home which l‘f‘flIIJt‘tl

llii~r ‘al treatment .A fl“lll‘lllt‘l' particulars not £I\.i’.< ailalile‘ Ii e l I e \cd a pahent iii t'ii.‘n'iottc;iiwii Hospital SENINI) WORST Killian Suite 10.112, cunch li.i.i Iii:- lowczl .i p o p l e \\ .t‘ Japan I

most deadly disease.

Do FALSE TEETH

Rock. Slide or Slip?

F.—\.<'I'l".t"l'll. “It iiiiprn'ed powder to tip spun-int r.” “ipir or twin plates, l‘olrb tribe iretti mote tiri v in mice no iii-ti .sllrlt‘ ,ltri m- rn.L

um i

No tit. ;tinP\ past taste w ; . F’l‘t‘li'TH isalk'ilittr i t“‘t‘

(‘21! line nni sniir (‘t‘iic 's pitt-

miiir ltri ' ‘ FTH a!

'iittt'. (it‘l l‘. . 'I‘E drug counters eterywliete.

. 'i lliii- ltl Litilty Clll' “.tltfl". out he teltevcd out .’" t"‘l Wlll’ till! help Ul

K- I. Hus

" raw

during this 3

of Confederation has there

the greatest.

Still RM. HOCKEY “AWE (Eh-"TE. 'NMI. FEE-WEE ALL

STARS

vs. S‘SIDE AND R.f'.\.I-‘ PHI-I‘WI'II‘I ALI. STARS

ck.

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WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY Check the 8 Page Circular Deliv- ered to your door for Bargain de- tails. Smart Spring Fashions for the Family and practical low priced items for the home are featured

Day Sale

SHOP AT EATON'S AND SAVE

DURING THIS SALE

45

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Front St. W. Tor-l “to 1. M.

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