Earl Taylor and Mr. and Mrs.i 
     
     Lloyd MaoLeod. ‘ 
     
    

    
     Honored guests at this formal 
     
     zoccasion will be Lieut. Gov. and 
     
     ifvlrs. W. J. MacDonald, Prem- 
     
     ier and Mrs. W. R. Shaw llia 
     
    
   
   
    
     Wars hip Walthen- and M r s_. ; 
     
    

    
     . Gaudei. Hon. w. iv‘. and M r s .. 
     
    

    
     ; myndman. Mr. and Mrs. A. A.} 
     
     scale: and Mrs. K. S. Rogers . 
     
    
   
   
    
     i Table decorations with a Val-l 
     
     . ."‘*'—*~---~—~-———-—~~—---————————— entine motif were used by lh e 
     
    

    
     The Guardian. Charlottetown. ’l‘ues., Feb. 4. 1964. 9 lJuuior Ladies ‘Aid of the P.E.i.‘ 
     
     » Hospital at th e i r Busine s s 
     
    
   
   
    
     H A P P E N I N G S Men's Luncheon held last week 
     
    
   
   
    
     at the YMCA. 
     
     Audrey Jenkins. Women’! Editor: Phone 4-8500 
     
    
   
   
    
     During the luncheon. which 
     
     was convened by Mrs. Louis: 
     
     Hohnstona and Mrs. J. N. Mac-j 
     
     iLeod. an auction was conduct.’ 
     
     A dell“-'.'lllf1ll miscellaneous the classicist, Ingres: and th e §/(1ip;byJx,:sMT,fi1I3phDeB]0l' . n d: 
     
     (_ §v§l;’\V:‘|dW:dbrslielt2:1atr the home of ‘l1‘0mantlcist, Delacroix who fol- Dom» prize; _ d 9 n a tad by: 
     
     he“ “mi .1 la ence Camp- owedto open the modern move-‘Canada packer, _ were wm 
     
    

    
     5 ' 0" "‘ "int" 0' their men! in art by R.W. smith and Don Rossxl 
     
    

    
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     ‘ . ml’ " ‘V 0 -  31' _9P3T m€'ht- Wl ‘ Lester Campbell who has: 
     
     gfgfisfiaried recently in New describe and illustrate the con- [been serving with the R oyal 
     
    

    
     M” J‘-‘mes Cam b H d . tribuiion_of th to great English lcanadian A r my in Germany.l 
     
     Mrs -William Dixon psel t dan' llandscapms Tume-r and .C°"'lf°" the 93“ “Wee -V6.89.‘ “"d 
     
     opefiing the ms 3 ihs c 33 stable. the Spa n1 5 h painter ;Mrs. Campbell are visiting ll. 
     
     jwishes were dead. an M e goh ‘Goya and other artists of the pe-‘parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence} 
     
     1F1_a§er “or n Cy‘g51>1-1° “ “0d~ lcampbell, Alliston. before lea-i 
     
     lung? in flfnce amp e ar-1 ‘ ‘ving for Winnipeg where he 
     
    

    
     “M W“ ~ , d ‘ Dr R. G. and Mrs. l‘0l‘5.Vtlle will be stationed. 
     
     ‘music was sH;}ed.hand dance were somewhat surprised to} : 
     
     Flovdi sm:ll(lll:al:mP Cyh llaI‘li_9l':find themselves hosts to 23 iin- Mr. and Mrs. Lea Macbonaidl 
     
     ~ » 8 P119 expected dinner guests at a ‘ (nee Lave 1- ne Kemp) were « 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
            
     
    
   
   
    
     iCampbell and Ernie Beck. j$aturditiy'mei'enlug ghousewarm-.guests of honor at a post nup. . 
     
     ‘ flhg" 8 ei_r new ome on St. tial shower, at the home of her‘ 
     
     i . rs. amea Kemp. Albion. Tuesday even-i ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ghelg 0" 8 l‘€t‘Pht trip to MOW The presidents of the th rec in 
     
    

    
     afifitdlflqP°é’;_‘;‘;‘g,§5gér3";;<~ Va" Bela Sigma Phi Sororities of! The bride was assisted in op-,‘ 
     
    

    
     ~  .  v V   and “rs 1-‘Ohm Gmg - - - ‘E‘lil:(lilS0t‘t‘£;fi)\\'ll eiandf then; q0hu:- Eenlng the g 1 Us by Heath is r 
     
     . ) I ~ * , ‘ ‘ A l ' V r I r '. 
     
    

    
     g . _ ._ ,. . ‘ on his mum to PE"! he WM ‘ 1" pm. midi; nvigm tgrtn the and Creed. Isobel Kemp read the 
     
    
   
   
    
      .....  ..  ., J‘ ... M...-..;. :~.- ...ss.s..«..suila0C0mpanl6d by Jame, Crag of. I gift cards and arranged the 
     
     ME. AND MR8. Ai.oi«.n S.POLLARD iiwonireai. 3'Clh£:irl:t:2t)o‘ii'nR(ll|r$te?a“ " '"°lEi"s« Refreshments Wm ser- 
     
    
   
   
    
     are Mr_ and Mrs gm :ved by the hostess, assisted by 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' hev 
     
     Mary MacDonald. teach r of. 1 M K 
     
     in 8‘ Mme] School Wm Speak iwar ac ay. Mr. and M r s . lseveral of the guests. 
     
    
   
   
    
        to members of th PFI A ‘t~ ' 
     
     ls Held Al Clyde River .%::.ii:;i. .*t...*.’.:;"°.*:...?.'.. “ii'°il_______EllE""5 D'ARY 
     
    
   
   
    
     l ' lock. 
     
    
   
   
    
     A tbt it, 'dd'  . . ., Miss Mal) id‘ i‘ "ll‘  M 
     
     w:i~ (iltllllfnlllllifed part0 the lhicsliryg R/1l:l‘(?lr)0ll:lrld tlvalil). wigs} zvzndgfiilg be the rise: iigtficrsofoptllie “ltlth.   e  
     
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     Decides Home 5 Best 
     
    
   
   
    
     tcri:i'i niause, Clyde Rlver. brocade gown with matching century. Jacques Louis David-“ 
     
     herring we were to have to his. 5 coal 3 H n . n 1. M _‘ o 
     
     “Looks as though we may "And.isn‘t that the truth of llkglgi reached for his lachetl Chzfrlles Rilgigrsfirgptirtied niliisey     
     
     t n ca 
     
    
   
   
    
     on iii‘-c. 21 when Shirley Scllar. accessories and carried a nose. 
     
     (l3ll.'lll€‘l‘ of Mr. and Mrs. Pcrcy gay of bronze at n d yet 1 0 “.’ 
     
     get some falling weather out of it!" Mack comments. "At “ 9- H ‘ [boxes were packed for need ‘ 
     
     thls" thf‘ Y0llnE9!‘ farmer Offert-‘i Same time. I Would E11855 that he *1 I thmk h" °”er°d~ '1'“ 3°‘ families at Christmas which ln- 'Ilhe ami-iial Spring Fasliiion Prowse. Mrs. R. Ivo Cudmore 
     
    
   
   
    
     _ _ MIFMBERS OF THE Cen- right. Mrs. Daniel Tweet, 
     
     con - light of the evening star to l read and approved followed by tennial Committee of the Jun- 
     
    

    
     appear. i i-l. i lor Ladies Aid meet with Mr" AL‘ R”b°“5- ‘md “"5 - 
     
    

    
     What did we have for supper? i Correspondance 1 n c 1 n den. Frank MacKinnon. Left to D.M. Boswell. 
     
    

    
     Peter. 8 VlSlt0l‘ t 9n. 8 “fl f thank-you letters from the crow‘ 
     
     S0m€‘tlmt‘-5 Out‘ guest at th 8 i nic centre in Summerslde a n al ' 0 
     
    

    
     meal. taking in the lie of the: from Mount St. Mary's. Chariot-l  Aid  res 
     
    
   
   
    
     land, and not finding the dish of iemwm 
     
    
   
   
    
     the treasurer's repo ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     l"ol!:ii'tl. son of Mrs. Adella Pol-‘the groom was best in l 
     
    
   
   
    
     laril, Toronto. and the late Ar- For her daughter's weddi n F1 
     
     tiiiir Pollard New Haven. Mrs. MacDonald chose a brow; 
     
    

    
     l tlhllhlfi l‘mi.1 ceremony dress with matching accessor-‘ 
     
     “J” lierformed by the Rev.fies. and a corsage of yellow 
     
     Ri/i\lll0I‘l('l Gillis. carnations. 
     
     Tm. b,.ide_ given in mamage_ A reception was. held at th e 
     
     _\. hm. fa t h 9 F’ wore 3 H0 0 r , Queen Hotel. The tables were ' 
     
     lt'll:1ill boiiffant gown of white d°°°”"°‘l with hhuqlleti Otl 
     
     climuilly lace and net. The fi- "“"“5- ‘ml ‘ht’ h"ld9'5 table 
     
     tcil bodice was styled with vee “mere” Will‘ 3 "ll"-*9 ' tl“T¢‘fl 
     
     iiei-liliue and long tapered slee« Cake t°PP9‘l ‘Vlth 8 mlhl«'itli|'e 
     
     \'05. The full hooped skirt of bhrlr and groom- 
     
    
   
   
    
     .\lai-lionald. Churchill. became mums. 
     
     iii: bside of Alger Stanwood‘ Dalvay Pollard. brother of 
     
     an. 
     
     in the yard this afternoon. sur-{doesn't much care in°m9 f"’]‘;)\{T‘3I’,I:“l:1l::’lr' wire glzvgl cluded: meat. groceries. fruli,.'Slio\y sponsored by the JiiniorlBcity Ohing, Nliairilyn Best, and 
     
     :(f;‘;\‘(l‘l,l‘El)t"l1£‘v;1lllll€t sky and th e 3 Tms was the day we mm 0.“. ‘WET; havm" at mesiifirmw b u t; clothing, em. Mrs. Raymondi Ladies Aid of the P.E.I. Hospital ‘ Eileen Hayter. 
     
     ‘__mwbe F819;"-. we Mes! d ;clot_hes —— those pieces gather» W5 fining mebe app‘? me‘ and Stewart. sliiritiial convciier. sugq §T‘:l5'mal"e“l 1' -“'°‘"‘5f b.°"°"]“’ _a Children's clothes will be 
     
     feel.in"_ the “find “ghtSl;,;.‘; mehdied in from the Monday wash... ice Cream for deSSem,. .gested COlle'(i[lI'|R ‘used stamps ducfifimil. amos pro essiona pio- shown by the Saunders t“.1ns_ 
     
     ~h R J v H A day too to sew. maybe to A mild dav gently gray was; for the foreign missions. ‘ - _ ' Leslie and Laurie. Janet Cox , 
     
     (s)}l:0(£)ik chiiehéadames sm ed atidvmake some article of clothln g ours todav‘ 6:19 of winter Yet I\.Ie(-ting dosed with 3 decaaei Just“ as fashimn deslgnors aqd and Douglas Sea,‘ 
     
     “V0 no rain‘ Ellen” he said ifor some little needy one, to fin- we noncéd happily‘ the glnxinj, of the rosery. lniianiuigactureit-s lliéofléhfl season in Mmieiimg “he _Cem9nni_a1 (.o5_ 
     
     ..I.r‘n 'tm-“kin, "he mud speli lsh off a soc k. to prepa re ias. not long planted. were al.‘ ':n:{a'(‘,(c,e' slings if fihics°nf\a:1‘:I;: t“>m°5 3”‘ Com"? Da"'l95- MTS- 2 
     
     In , HUI! . « ~‘ ‘ 
     
     we've been having is now aboiit.m93l5- Ahd While Waltlhfi t0!'~1'€3dY Showing their pretty V91-i  show. As early as October, Aid {s9i.‘.:.i.1.3nfl~t1l.3,m..m..'l.'. “}"1'.~"2 Hiitgldl 
     
     over. I reckon it's snow that's‘James to come in from his cho- lvet-V lea‘'‘‘5- '“ pmmise Of 9"’ M d M B C th m“m'h9l‘5 hf-‘F~l‘3h Wgahlzlhfl ml‘ DH ‘Hill filial‘: P‘r(£inl<ng‘is/lat:Kii:- 
     
     -- _ _ . ' A r.an yrs. ruc . - -. - . ~- ~A -~ — V -- 
     
     ahead‘ irmg t° ‘“l’p°"v t0 Sit by a win- lgagmg bloom in the summer to Mars. .lr.. and daiiglitefr lG;!l:‘llanD iijtiifitu Special Cemennwl Year e‘. mm‘ mm‘ William Tl“°"‘l’5°"- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     if lnusmn was shm-Pd “. 1 th ‘ The toast to the bride was pro- . T . 
     
    

    
     . . : ~ - ~' ‘ bad‘ the younger far- . i °m‘~’~ . 
     
    

    
     i-liaiitilly lace ruffles. A sequin-.P°5°‘l by wllllam 33" 5"“ W35 00 ii . 'dow, watching, though as it! until tom.-m~ w _ D1 1- _.attcndcd the annual meeting and .. M .. A Laidiaw. Mrs Char- 
     
     hmi H8 ,8 held in pie‘... h H. responded to by the groom. ";“;‘rat°‘:;‘Z_mh°a“(:°dfiaS Ziglgledlhgbhappened vainly for the bea_.Go0d . night ° 3 3' ibanque‘ of the Hereford Breed_ An auxiliaiy Cenitenniai com— les Bentley. Miriam Hyde, Mrs, 
     
     Hmuider lmgm Va 1 L she car_! A [(-leg;-am was ,-egewed {mm we" " . -  rs . . ,. hem th e 3 mittee was formed to prepare Burton Howatt. Mrs. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     A H H C], 1 H t , .an historical sequence as a Irwin. Mrs. T.D. De-Blois, Susan . 
     
     ‘§il:,(;1(:inm. (:,\(.‘(.n-1n:r‘?a.f. nglorshl 0 n l:‘I‘;l3l:iC£)€fi?nhl1€l2‘l;(:‘\élnt?0eS. Models Rtoberts and Heather - 
     
     ‘ Hr‘ and Mrs‘ Walla"? Rayner’ 1 personalit:icsSefi?om CanaIcT2‘):et:fiii‘ S  Alfred '\lc\Jr-ill nd ‘VI 
     
     ‘ - ~ - -- . L a . rs. 
     
    
   
   
    
     tied a bouquet of cascade red 5 W“ “‘‘‘"'’m'5 Sister and "Wl hy 
     
     rcscs and white cnrnstions. Tthc best man. 
     
    

    
     The bride was attended by her Fm """“'°m"g “W b " l d at 
     
     ————————————-——‘—-—lt'h0.<c a beige dress \\'lt-ll furl 
     
     ijackci and matching accessor-‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
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     “ouple Honored Frior to her marriage Miss 
     
    
   
   
    
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     At Kelvin Grove s..“:..‘:32. ...‘.“.i‘.:.§“°“ °’ ‘‘‘’“°' 
     
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     , _ 1 Mr. and Mrs. Pollard are re- 
     
     figio aféd ‘M125’ dEd“aThd N!a°"slding in Charlottetown wh ore 
     
     m_m1'y‘h°0‘:w“:’d“  (:8 °pe‘:)‘;)‘i: lgie br l d e is employed at the 
     
    

    
     . o-op Super Market and the 
     
     I the community on the occas- groom is employed with Sm" 
     
     Bros 
     
    
   
   
    
        °il‘.'.§ l WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS 
     
    
   
   
    
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     younger farmer off to the barns. if ' , , _ ,. 
     
     .and the stable . cleaning lhel‘8_ 'mmmmm ' “pm ‘OWN ‘ml ifedeiratiou history. and a whole Walter Auld are cceconveners of 
     
    
   
   
    
     . . ' ' I ' ‘hrs to the home of Mr. nd i\ s. . 
     
    

    
     .-‘\’ter «ft D(°.il‘l0fl of idlencss.   S  J3 Thomém a ir <‘0ht1h‘.\’ (if C°StUm€S Will be the Centennial Pmade of Fash- 
     
    

    
     mw t° llgntfir ' firms hslfe ,8 nhd . l A. number of farmers in t h i sl  c°w‘(l))(l’3':l‘;_}‘,ts°d  l'-Ctl:’S.]V\t'l:llCl1 willHbce’sh<K/[wn at the’ 
     
     . ere a on .' sin ce iminis - gvmnn are bus“, en ,8 0 , _. 5 _ ' airo eown of . . ‘arch 16, 
     
    

    
     led by the mild weather. a nd     ling pn¥.,,..(.5 3 f‘ E d “ad :P0I10d Colfifutes. l1? and 18. at 6:00 pm. and 
     
    

    
     ipleasing the farmers. the trac- i M, and MW Ira nmms ‘Vere Clothes for tihe (~.onitem.poira'i‘y 313" D-m. Pa(‘h 9V€‘l1l“f-L Wltlh 8 
     
     tor is once more in service. Not A box of cioghmg my the um. 31,-, ymmis 1; con, im~gi9.~1 1.909", ..._<,.m.s M 1‘ "0 .9 show. loaned by ioca-l firms. are luncheon show on T‘1lP5t'l-"1}'- 
     
    

    
     that lfncy were not ' ' .carrefu=ll_v chosen 'l‘l(‘l-(1?! Conveners are. Mrs. 
     
    

    
     Russel Ewing and Mrs. Robert 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     _ . tarian Service Committee is ml the niciiiliers to her home for guests of Mr. and im-5. no;-mm; _ DON!‘-‘1. 
     
     satisfied to use the horse and be packed by the Victoria Wo-ithe Fcbriiary meeting. McetinglMa(-Lean, -l“l“0“ trends 3s.W9ll 33 8tl.Vl€‘ 
     
     SlPli‘Ill at the various liaulltigs. men's Institute. Members alS0' closed with the Queen. Refresh-i Mr. and .\lrs. Ht-her Gamble‘a."d comfort‘ Fm”! 1°. mac‘ 
     
     but lliat the ma C h in e tends agreed to proceed with the quilt ments were served h_v the host-“ and two (lllllE1lliN‘S Anna 3“"3’ l” the “°’"‘”“‘°v ‘hm l‘ “‘ °‘‘"‘4mlh°<’ tforwenerl 
     
     to $“1(‘f‘(l up the work. ' ‘ ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘ll of their 30th wedding anni- 
     
    
   
   
    
     i-rsnry. were again guests of’ ' 
     
    

    
     iuor at Kclvin Grove, Wednes-:__j_._.?__(Ph°t0 by C’ D’ Ma___cKay) 
     
     iiy evening. January ‘22. at; H°useh°|d Hinfs 
     
    

    
     ic home of Mr. I\lzicMui‘do‘s; , . 
     
    

    
     cplieiw, Mr. and Mrs. Eric’  babys f'."m"."1”5 can be 
     
     ‘lll("Mu!‘d0, who were liosls lo‘ ‘" nmre 935‘ -" "2 t ,a“" he 
     
     um and a number of their for-3 “"5 ""9" b°°"“5° he 5 m ° re FABULOUS FUR LOOK 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     ipr0j.e(1t'.and in the f"t.l”-e n e W. 655' Mm ‘mm Bumnyne assis_ Helen’ rN.m.m. Hsmd W i t h . all-inclusive production. are: Centennial ctvmmittee. Mrs. 
     
    

    
     Alllioligli it is not a pl‘(lt‘ll(‘e at 1 babies in the commiinitv are to ted by the lunch (-nmmittce, lMrs. Giimhlc's pi'lI‘Plll5, Mr. andl Anna Muriiashan and Mrs. "“'"l. R“h°"‘*5-‘ °°""‘"mal de- 
     
     A rla to have the youngeribe W9lt'0m€<l Wlth 8 Ellt. i ' s. Keir Rainsay, l\'uutsford. imlfler P°l1‘1‘.V 8”‘ Pt‘¢‘P8l‘lIll2 and °°ram“°"5 M"5- R“-*5 P3-l‘k9'1'l.. 
     
     children catch rides on the trac-I Roll Call W85 ?lhS\\’¢’l'9d by l4 Eglmgm" _ lbw‘ Bay w‘l' M1‘. and Mrs. Ray M u r r a y 5‘ i”‘”"“°““g the m'”°“"ln‘g "“’d°’*53 mm.me”mry ”m"’*2°r."e"t' Mm‘- 
     
     tor. an exception was made thisiregular members and one visi- Various executives and com- [were vgshors Q, slfinmerside °nlMrs. Andrew MacRae. Arlene 1401115 Johnston: Publicity. MM. 
     
     afternoon for Peter, wlirn h i s jltol‘. MP5. Em€l'S0l‘l Ma€D0I1ald.mlttP€ l‘€‘D0l'tS \'l'€‘l'€ £Zl\'en I0 10jM(,nda.,.‘ J;mum.\. mm‘ iMacDoniald, Helen MacKenzie, i-{l03"§d00l§-{JV--/fld4>0Y P‘I‘lZeS. Mrs. 
     
     N . , . J‘ ed M, d 1 - I I mother nccoinpanied him on an presided. imembers of'F3,'.’.lln$t0" — H°“'°‘ Mr. a d M .h t‘ M N .'Mi‘s. W.C. Ranahan. Mrs. Rob- 9”’ W“-?~-' lJh0t30§1‘&Ph:V. 
     
     M lfelghbors and moms" - lieislx 0“ an 9“ “key 0 Crochet one of the new f"|l1ll- outing alonil the fields with hisi A C0hteSt» Chhductell by MP5-iBaY w°m°“5 l"5m“l° 3' thelrlin and Don .\’llSlStlnus\)\l(l:l'(‘ aricgrlitlefl J‘ Mumwskh Mrs‘ ' Mrs" Ian Cralg: mak‘.,’.up' 
     
    

    
     Porgy MMMUNO as (‘hm-F.  lo, f r h i i ‘ ldfltl. What an eiiioyablc exciil‘-lvlctm‘ “F5050”. “'35 W011 byi-lahhal”-\' "l"°“"?1- l’1“‘5l‘l9d °""rivisitors to the "Dock“ the Ellléfitslnavies Jr" Mm‘ Lemuel " Hammond Ken“ mum‘ and de' - 
     
     ”"l- 5l""k9 ‘ll h'5 Plea-‘lll“‘ lh 9,, “aim in your cups W 1 H F8 "W “ 5-, gtlggse 0 Ur Sign that was for mm. bringing 1v[r5_ Ivan Craig, iby Mrs. Reid Underhay_ ' ' ' ‘ """"’*""""" 00l‘8t’l0llS. MP5. D0llFt"as Cameir 
     
    

    
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     (ting P,-esmp and called ,1, ‘ 1 _ E H h_ . " iof their soii-in-law pod dailghter_  tn "‘“""*k. l'—'“ h. ‘find Mrs, David Scales, chi]d1_e°:.. 
     
     come out quick it if you rub salt Amazing! Crochet a of u I... a spar e to is eyes and a‘ SUCCESS W] atTtl1i1Pe :((;‘rl:1l‘ellE;l£yN[fl'l.1SE'9;l(l)l§ne\\lIl)linl;(:  and Mrs. Wlliam C a m p. E'hetidCiI"I1> Sl:l0If'ulf():;‘li\’{aV;rl i)cnhF:vidaa; _$rs‘ Olive Stewart; war . 
     
     ‘ ‘ ' g rs. David 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Do" on the dental chmc well and roll call response will Mr. and Mrs, Bruce can-uih.‘eV€lllng. -lahuflfy 17th- 
     
    
   
   
    
     lrs. Erskine MacMiirdo who lbl h f t h’ h k ' - 
     
     mil an address and made the We’ '.h°m‘ , hat. Use wool and mohair: brush] 9.5 0 mse 0 15 C 00 S‘ - ..‘ A re .larrdine- clothes 
     
     . . . A piece of moist absorbe nt t l H)’ y0lI 1'6 3 (1 th|S'-’ - - . - ' » 
     
     'lt‘S(‘nt8t.l0n of a p ii rsc of. . , for furry look. Pattern 7449: di-«M k . ,. h 1 _ 1 for children of the district was; . _ U , icommitttee. Mrs. reorge Rog. 
     
     nmwy' lltggotllaflsnelfi-c‘tllli!li’flck up hm. motions for 2 h a ts‘ to it "‘"ifrt?i(1‘1 iJ?1:er(l$fl(‘l’l\l"“Ll::t9l:lwLkel igwen by Mrs‘ Armel ME.mKin'lbeR:i‘re‘:lii‘i:honItsa$:(rl(f.served bv :Il:reJi:ec:t'ild it/iidslilttili-‘s"toMPl;i”‘lan' Mr. and Nlm ‘Ymnmed Bfld. i°"“~ -l‘l‘.; I”‘°5.3“am' Mrs‘ William ‘ 
     
     ‘ ""'“W 0‘ ‘hm P“‘5“"t-7 " » "°“‘l“""“‘" . I "Farmers little hov nil k insl"°" 8' M” 'I‘‘“.‘”"‘’' “.‘°"““"‘ ""ivirs. Ernest Underhav ttlie ho§- the L'll(‘%t.< of xi.‘ Carrii)t‘he:'‘t'Y'‘t 3" and family‘ 0L°ary' mm‘ mmmw °”'§'“""'t'“M”‘ -H~“gh 
     
     Thm-"' ""9 °‘’"'5 ‘‘'‘‘“‘5‘ “Vito his father after a bad c roP lsuccess women 5 I"5mm°' lfessi. her daughter Lorna and ;parents. Mix and ‘Mrs: B ru c e"y visited with Mr‘ "d M 1"’ i§i.:pm1§3naq:m]Or§$gd:l:Ym::(.1}%' 
     
    
   
   
    
     ni-hiding friends from Free-i Keep a piece of beeswax _ _ _ 
     
     D‘-V". Kenslnglon. Marizate and your sewing box and rub it over. “"5 Patter“ ‘"0 5t3ml’5- Pl9a59'iyear: ‘Dad. what was your am-l Meeting at the Graham’ Rm” i the lunch committee. can-nil,“-5. 5,-_ llthodes Ashley. istage rdimwr Mrs Donald . 
     
    
   
   
    
     'llht°h~ recalled mans" hmpy thread vou use to sew on but-l t° Alice B‘'°°k5- 93” 0‘ G“a“l“bition wh n on w a lit ‘is°h°°l‘ members “'°lc°m°d'°m" ' 
     
    

    
     mos spent with the Macmut-.3‘ tons This stren gthens me. ian - Patriot Needlecraft Dept., boy?" 6 y ere He lnew member and a guest. Mrs. R1vEm)ALE . cmmcn A numb” °f Pmple attehded '3 V- iMaCKay. 
     
     us when they were residents o ‘ ‘. 60 Front Street West. Toronto 1. “pa 1- m e r. ‘To wear ion‘ lnllhcflh Cole Pl'€Sld9d- The Riverdale - Churchill‘ 
     
     [cit-in G1-ave. Nuts shed their shells m ore; Ontario. Ontario residents add I pam5_ son ._ and 1'“. gm m Layette firtlcles Whlch them‘ Women's institute have decided 
     
     Refreshments were served by easily if they're steamed in ai cent sales tax. Print pla i n lyl,wi5h_ if there’, anybody who he" P ‘ed l“ were W" l“ to display a quilt at Frizzell's 
     
     lit‘ hostess. assisted by sever- T N ' ‘ M"5- w3l‘l"°“ F°"3“‘ store for which tickets are to be 
     
    
   
   
    
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     sure cooker or steamer for FAT ER NUMBER, NAMF..iwe;”-5 his pgntfl longer than I charge 0' 
     
     ADDRES8- ‘do. I'd like to see him!‘ " ‘°“ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Proceeds from the candy sale 
     
     at the Christmas concert were 
     
     announced as $18. . 
     
    

    
     A contest was conducted by 
     
     ‘Mrs. Fred Campbell. 
     
    
   
   
    
     TIGNISH CWL 
     
    

    
     Mrs. Harold Cormier presid- 
     
     ed at the January session of 
     
     Tignish WL. 
     
    

    
     Executive and conveners re- 
     
     ports were presented and cor- 
     
     respondence was read by Mrs. 
     
     Howard Foley. The provincial 
     
     T.V. and radio convener sug- 
     
     gested that members send let- 
     
    
   
   
    
     sold. . 
     
     Eight members. meeting at; 
     
     the home of Mrs. Waldron Mac-l 
     
     Kinnon. also agreed to keep an; 
     
     Institute scrapbook in 196 .‘ 
     
     call was answered by each‘ 
     
     donating a iiympnthy card. 
     
    

    
     The secretary was asked toi 
     
     contact the mail order houses‘ 
     
     or remnants. 
     
    

    
     Next month's roll call is to 
     
     be answered with an item for a i 
     
     “fish pond." . 
     
    

    
     Lunch was served by the. 
     
     hostess assisted by Mrs. Kel-' 
     
     sie Buchanan. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ters of approval or otherwise to 
     
     these programs. ‘ 
     
    

    
     A letter from the Sports and 
     
     Recreation Association asked 
     
     for contributions towards pri- 
     
     ses for the various entertain- 
     
     ments being held for the bene- 
     
     fit of the youth of the area. 
     
    

    
     It was decided to hold some 
     
    
   
   
    
     sort of entertainment during 
     
     this month for the benefit of] 
     
     the Council. The date will b9‘. 
     
     announced later. 
     
    

    
     The meetingclosed with the 
     
     usual prayer. 
     
    

    
     Afterwards a card party 
     
     was held and the prize winners 
     
     were: Mrs. Fred Fitzgerald’. 
     
     1st Prize. Mrs. H. Cormler and 
     
     Mrs. W. Handrahan. freeze out. 
     
     and the consolation prize to Mrs. 
     
     Xrving Mokler. 
     
    
   
   
    
     NEW LONDON WI 
     
    

    
     An interesting p in p e r on 
     
     Health and Welfare was presen- 
     
     ted by M rs. John Burgoyne 
     
     to ll members of New London 
     
     Wl in January. 
     
    

    
     With Mrs. Oliver Bernard pre-‘ 
     
     Iidlng. the minutes were re a d 
     
     by the secretary. Mrs. Wilh ur 
     
     MacKay. and correspondence 
     
     was read and discussed. Money 
     
     was passed in for the Kensing- 
     
     ton Flrc Assistance FIIHO. and 
     
    

    
     .00 was voted towards the 
     
     _g~:'- Handcraft Center in Kensing-‘ 
     
     ' ton 
     
    

    
     A c party was planned 
     
     for the hockey team in the hall 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     . BURTON 1 
     
    
   
   
    
     The many friends of Mrs. lda 
     
     Mae Dalton. urlon. are pleas- 
     
    
   
   
    
     homc from hospital much im- 
     
     proved ln health. 
     
    

    
     Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pe rry 
     
     and daughter Connie. Burton. 
     
     recently visited her parents. Mr 
     
     and Mrs. Austin Delaney. Pai- 
     
     mer Ron . 
     
    

    
     Joseph 0'Hallcrnn of Charlot- 
     
     tetown rcccntly visited his 
     
     grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Ar-j 
     
     thiir Perry. Burton N 
     
    

    
     Miss Charlene Mllligan, Mllo.: 
     
     recently visited with her frienci.§ 
     
     Miss Joan Dalton. Burton. ‘. 
     
    

    
     Residents of the community; 
     
     were shocked and saddened to 
     
     learn of the sudden death in lhcj 
     
     0'Lel-try Community Hospital: 
     
     Jan. 24. of Mr. David Gr.lffln.j 
     
     Hallhurion. ‘ 
     
    

    
     Sincere syiiipatliy of the com 
     
     miinlly is extended to his helc.'i~ 
     
     ved wife. family and i'el:tlivc.~ 
     
    

    
     Sincere sympathy of the com-_ 
     
     munlty is cxtendcd to thc ber- 
     
     eaved family and relatives or 
     
     the late .\‘lrs. Emanuel Clements 
     
     who died Friday. Jan 24 at the 
     
     home of her sonfin law and dau» 
     
     ghter. Mr. and Mr: Arthur Pei» 
     
     ry. Burton. Mrs. Clements was 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘ in her 93rd year 
     
    
   
   
    
     The monthly meeting of St 
     
     Marks Parish Council was held- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     DINNERWARE 
     
    
   
   
    
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     this special offer applies on each of these lovely patterns: 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ' ROYAL DOU LTON 
     
    
   
   
    
     ° WEDGWOOD 
     
     ‘ ROYAL ALBERT 
     
    
   
   
    
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     on Wednesd ay evening, Jan- Sunday afternoon. Jan. 19. in. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     '11, 1 it t n corresponding secre left Miss Annette Rose re. :t:tri;l’pl2e9tedA l(I]1:“tWlll)pb¢ha(;lll‘t)eCei'l mfillgulrgrieriyetiity‘ Mrs Lancci F1] I t t {art it t H | 9 ff 
     
    

    
     0 hd mud moeting of nity Church. Char oteovim. ow : - B J - . . - - . «~ h p I it your presen M‘ . . . or s a new pn em. omans are 0 er- 
     
     : Pmvmcm Pmmytery 0‘ Shown above are mesh  liiarryriptoiliw-“recording me; mm“ m“ ' l 0 n "y from mA" clizliitest and game w a s  ptliiidiieaniifgigegriyel hm 2"?’ ‘“’°°““t 9“ ““‘5“ ""3 “"9 Patter“-‘3 lmth 0“ °°"lPl9“5 hfitfl "find" 
     
    

    
     Unltad Church of Canada elected office?!» "'0'" ° 9 v ‘ Mm, J H Korea. Ind President, Mrs. M .. - M _ on flll-in requirements. Please allow four weeks for delivery. 
     
     Won..." V. M“ 3”“,-any standing treasurer. Mrs. tlry. Mrs. en in. conducted by . rs. .. ic ac er. _ 
     
     ~ ' Suinmerslde. Seated are. Henry Moyso. Ewen and Mrs. John Burgoyne. Minutes of last meeting were. \ 
     
    
   
   
    
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