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as airplanes, ships, trains, projects; a Tuesday night. ete; the repairing of bicycles for |storage room; @ Nbrary (involv- The financial statement ci members, leathercrafi, and ing considerable time We Arcs |sented by Garth: Birt ee arwcist ing om here aims 00 hurr benewerk increases in all S

read a meeting Missionary giving in 1964 broke

\ Serums watch « taeeee aie screwdrivers, hammers, nail set. | riomas: Evans Sabon Bent end on member will be. kept; | 8224 brace, set Auger Bits %" | noward Watts were elected to large room including and. %", expansion auger bit | serve as deacons én the official pong, hockey, and 4" and 1%”, cross cut saw, rip’ church board. The church board competitive team sports ‘be (84), Coping saws, block plane, Mrs. Darrell Bell as played; & games room im which | Si foot folding rule and six foot | Sunday school tendent the . wilt | Steel tape, large wood rasp, key- | and William Kelly as take 1 = ches Botta aot asad et, ree ¢ Ambetater (Young wood chisel large | People’s) President. These two dominos, hockey sets and other| os 16 and hand sanding blocks were approved Any item available for dona- the entire congregation. Results Given | thon will be greatly appreciated,| Reports were given by the say the directors. various departments which in-

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Legislature which opens Thurs-|Mr. Moore Thursday morning.

Calvary Temple Purchases New Manse Building In City

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ALBERTON — Reid Sangster,

ing, Parker Jewell of York and Rudy Dallanback, Prince County fieldman for ARDA, ad- dresed a meeting of prospective strawberry growers in Albtr- ton yesterdy afternoon

Mr. Jewell, who operates & nursery, gave expert advice on the growing, and cultivating of strawberries while Mr. Sangster dealt mainly with marketing problems. Both speakers gave encouraging advice to the 9% people present for future pros- pects in the berry industry Long range ‘prospects indicate an al- most unlimited market, Mr. Sangster said

Farmers who have not pre- viously grown strawberries should start with about one quarter acre and work up, Mr. Jewell advised. An expanded output from a large acreage in West Prince would eventually

Rev. Gerald Steele also spoke briefly

The meeting was opened by Walter Christopher of Tignish.

| Mavor Moore, artistic director

Theatre Plans |

For Summer Known Soon

of the Confederation Theatre, arrived in Charlottetown Mon- day evening. He will attend @ meeting of the Fathers of Con-

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federation Trust. The main topic of discussion at the meeting will be the plans

the theatre.

When questioned yesterday morning on the plans for the theatre this summer, Mr. Moore said, “I can’t really say any- thing about the summer till af- ter the meeting.”

The meeting of the trust will be held this evening and an an- nouncement is expected from

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