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In Ftilﬁlgﬁliﬂlﬂlin Memoriam

éactliurtnvu

in loving mwnory of Mrs. Russelll (‘lrul-lum. New London. who passed! away Aprll 2nd. i940. '

We do not. forget her. nor do we: intend .

MKS. ALFRED LABTIIABII . The death occurred at Chute-hi Road on Monday. November 25th. 1946. of Mrs. Alfred Lai-ihard tuee

25m. Wedding g Anniversary

A large number of relatives and -

w° thim‘ "f h" Ml?“ 5nd WI" “ltlidith Ploycrl. Born nt Si. Peters friends ltssvtnbicti at the home of

the. cm], t (Aunt: and forgotten by some she may itc, .

m" dc" t“ m" "IWWYY 5|" “WW5 mcut for her twine. and was known» ing their 5th wedding annive-r

will be.

llond savcnty-fout" yvnrs ago. she she had lived there almost her whole life. She hold a deep uttuclt-

l for her kind hospitality. Four years

.\lr zuud lilrs. \\'t1t. Vvarreti, Ken» ﬁittizlou. on Friday evening. Alurtli 21st. to loin with them in celebrat-

t _". The Chztirtuait. Mr. llcatli Bowncss

l-Ulvlh. Remcmbered by 3mm Hugh,‘ ago she suffered n severe iujunxl in a few well chosen words a:-

Dnn and Sister Maggie. t

llm litiounoriami

In loving" memory of Elizabeth K. .\I.nthosntt, Long Island. N. \'.. formerly ui’ iluttdzm. I‘. E. I., who on»; ltiilrrl in lIs-rtmtn. Maine.

Just unt- year ago tlear Elizabeth God culled you home to rent.

But. you'll never be forgotten

By thn one: thztt. loved. you best. Your tieztr iJntI fare We see no more

on- t-llYiil

\ utir zcrnlio voice is aliii

A plum- Ia vacant in lhn lunm “Tilrh nPvttr will he filled.

lty lit-r ftiother. Sisters and Brothers.

“ﬁiénnoeiam

In fond anti loving memory of “hurt-ti ll. Iirt-iuutt. wim died April

‘End, ["11

Inserted

\\ h u ii\r-. hau- bvon sundcrud by

ttcutivs cruel haitd. Whou dear ones no more have our , cztro

All happy and safe in the beautiful land: Sn stile. no inure. nt-etlittg our

thought oi the 1r.» cting once more Bt-youtl ull the sorrows and pain;

htntvettly slim‘? .\t-.tti tvt-‘ll nil lu- tnzrihet- aigain! Lver Rtrtiemhorod by iii; “We.

ctutiigcr-rititttts

l illsh to tL-muk the Box Holden ' K s. R. R. 1. for their kind- dttrltwg my past four years of WIN‘.

HIT-Tl Iil-JJEBYTTH. iittttn-sn. R it. I.

‘slikftil (‘III [HE'S] SPHODI. Rein-rt for liiﬂmh.

Grade X1 »- 1. Aileen Richard. ﬂxtlvttd NfﬂcNeilI. 3 Ernest

“here ltoiiiiii); is wrong on the‘

from which silt‘ never fully recover-g .cti. Several cuotitiLs ittlo her health i ilegntt to fail. uud chc was taken to the ltcnte of lter daughter. whbrc ,shc was tenderly cared for until 1 she passed away.

sht- L; survived by an only tlaugth- ' n-r ilillt)’, m5. mum James. mid at. Iliitlc gratidrlattgitter Fldith Jtttitvs.‘ ‘whom she dearly loved. Hot" hus- |band predeceased her seven rear! . ago. l The funeral was held from the ‘ home of her daughter on lvedrtes- } day afternoon. November 27th. The ‘ i.~(‘I'\'lt‘C was conducted by the Rev. . l: C. .\iztcl.e-.iu of 5t. Attdrews |i'l\SI.)_\'i8l'iEI.11 Ciiutcln. Cardigan. as- ‘ststed by the Rev. l). Wallace Mu‘- Pherson of St. Peter's Bay United Church.

’l‘ht-. liynttis sung “err: My Sheplu-iti. Je>tt> Lover oi My Soul ulld Lead K111"? LISIIL m" taxtmaat W85 citadc in. ti“: remotely . n. Certiignn. the pal Mullet“. were: ‘ Oswald Collings. Archie MRflf-YIFF‘ ‘sou. 'I‘h0trtus Cullen. Jnttit-s tlttllfoy. ‘Leigh (‘c-bb nud llnrry Jantes.

Tho Lord's y

In Memoriamt

ROSE ANN zttutuonx '

U“ I-pday gwoifllg, M41111. J1. n5: me 5m. “us 591mm; in the West. the; gentle soul of Rose Ann MuIIIBBHE rciurtied to the hands of her Creato Q;- 1n receive the recontpotlve l>‘-'0~, must-ti t.» thole wro ‘c 1111" 1i _t'.tl!_v and poll i 'l‘he ticceawd was born ill I-‘tiﬂff a“. at Iiitikuru whom slur Willi“ all lieu‘ Ii,‘e.

Although in failing ‘health for the t pact uumbei‘ 0f FQQYE- m9 “n4 3'5 uitozv tn such cases rails sudden find a shock to her mlutivos and llflgll- bcurs.

'l‘he last consoling rites of U"! (mthollc Church. of which she u-as a devoted member were rendered t0 hPr hv lter bcioied i't'l""~‘"- R“"'~ Frnitrt. RIPQ‘ ztirl

‘Modest mm hurt-n: Ht ‘hut -~1 ' {on .3“, ‘W5 ,, kind smrl, iitttllglli-ldl‘ neyghboyn- and wzll b.- sarltly tutss- ed by all who lmrcw Iwr-

I-le-r funeral took place m day morning. the 23rd t0

Sun- St. ‘

(tunitttt-tl all present. with the sig- nificance of the occasion und then cttiittl nu .\lt'. Wuldun Davisoti to read the nddress. ‘rho presentation: was made by Mt‘. Wm. Profitt. Lu his usual jovial mautuer. iifr. Wat'- rru on behalf of himself and Mrs. Wnrrrit lhztttkCtl those tircsetit for tlu-ir grit and kind wlshcs. Filtitigl remarks u-erc also made by Mia: Louis occrnlol- and Mr. Harry i Bovtmess. This was followed by sev- I eral games of cards. after which a ‘ delicious lunch was served by the lrttiios. Before departing for their intuit-s. nil joined iu t1 jolly sing unis; tutcirt‘ the capable direction u? "-11: ueotge Brookins with Mrs. Clark Harding a5 accompanist. .= The followinp is the address: ~ To flit". and Mrs. Wm. Warren Dear Annie and \\'ill;~\\'r.> your tulutivcg uucl friends clocm 1t u plcasurt» to Itdve assenvbled in your hurrtu tt-ttight. for We have met to

Nix": n1 HM our heurlitu‘. uongrn-t

tuinlielts ou this the twvuLwﬂftlt ilillll\'\"1‘.§lll'_\' 0f your tvrdding, and nlu» tn (‘<tli\'(‘_\' itt smite tangible main-i"? the (xterm in "vhlcli you are held.

During your short stay amongst.

1 U5. “'8 hdifé BLOWN l0 ﬂd-ITLIPO )'Olll'

gracious hospitality and trust you

. will cujoy your future antortgst us.

Tu elm u. we uvitld ask yeti t» fllfiia.‘ . cr-pt. this gift not for its rusuotary value but as 11.11 expressv ton of our good wishes and hol"! that we tnay all be privileged i0 nteot. again whsn p/ou celebrate your golden wedding anniversary. t Sigurd on belutli of those ptesetit. ;

.\i.-\Il(‘Il 17th AT GRAND RlVERi "vhp prcsciuatlm of a play at‘ utomi River oil Murcii 17th ls. ltlwa§s n ilollutulih)‘ evcut. turd.‘ this “m- wns no exception when the Dratntttitic Club lllcwllled Pl 3“ act comedy drama “The U81" Eternal" in the Maple Leslie iitlll on the evening of March 17th. Favoured with ltleal ueailier- Mid ly-vlll rlvtds i-ir the twrtisimt the ‘mutt hull l\'.t.'> lillrrl t.) crprtfiil’ will! n um- hnvmg siartdlcng room only. Mr Ed Lairkm. WM chairman and milled upon Rev. A O. Murphy who welcomed the audience and ex- pressed the Itopg that they would Cilia)‘; the 111a; t

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Ci-rztrle If! l. lvI-rrguerlte LeClair,

2 Lorine DesRcches. 3. Erma. Gal-qm‘ Mm Joseph Kama 95,55“; w Mcbcllan; Fr. Patrick Nolan. her eternal rewind on March 27th. Him: Dwnend Brown; _ Her funeral was on Match 29th NM!!!» *1 ‘minim’? 01mm” Lukmt fmnrte Stafford. u music teacher;

IElhr Gumm.

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»: Dolly Williams

(T. w“ l - l. Wilfrid Gtliiiidli. Li. I-T-uwtttct Williama 3 mtrlgla Pqtr. ier

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Time pull bearers were Messrmi .Cul‘i Duffy, Albert minty. PiuupI Duffy. Raymond Kelli’. Smbinus| IMoKeturc and Cecil minor.

demolish aetetrrtum dom- eicymmnor Knbﬁdel _ we 0.3mm‘ ' _ _____M ___ lhls wttiig son; James Melntyré. “as JOSEPH KEEFFE l\il"r_v Conway. a gossipy neigh-

to the Sacred Heart Church. Alber- 1m) and .1 Salt-nut i-litlh M1158 it? Requiem was celebrated by the Rev. W. lvfouaghan with the Rev. w. v. MacDonald. deacon. the 12mg M. Rponety. sub-deacon. the Rev P. Walsh. muster o! cere- mcrz-ies. ‘The Rev. W Mendelian |P.P. twmcluclcd the sowicv nt the lgrave. Intemtetrt was in the Dﬂriiit [cemetery and the pail-bearers were .Mecars. Waldo Matthew's. Alfrt-‘d ‘Foley. Alfred Gilllt, John Wallace. James (TM-cam. Fred White. Nuntcruus Mass midis‘ "IQSSQKCS _ni' symiputhy and telegrams were received by the sort-owing family.

‘EGLINGTON AND HOWE BAY ‘VOMEN’! INSTITUTE

The rrprtilai" monthly meeting]

Inf the Dgllngton and Howe Bay Women's Institute was held at.

the home of Mrs. diaries Mills. n

Wednr-cdny. March 5th. In the nbscnce of the secretary ‘Mrs Laura McKenzie presided. Meet- lug npcliﬁd by repeating the In- siitute Greed. Roll cull was re- sponded to by A Book I Have Read and Enjoyed. 16 members were present. Minutes of last uiceiing were rend and approved. followed by troasuroris report.

Correspondence was reed and ‘discussed. Letters of thanks ‘ from sick members for fruit were ,t'ccelved and read.

liiotlcn was moved and carried that we purchase n creamer and httekct for Howe Bay Srltool. also n creamer for Eglington School.

Mrs. Ohesicr Burke and Mn. Olmrles Mills (‘ore appointed nn entertainment for next meeting.

One new tncmbrr joined. nume- l.\‘.- Miss Joan Lulu. Collection was then taken which amounted to $1.60.

There was some discussion as to hooking a mat for the Insti- tutc. it wns also decided to have n lunch cnmmIii-eo appointed.

A contest wait put on by Mrl. Raymond MacDonald which was won by ma. mmeil Mills tind Mrs. Ohdriea Ltttz (equal). t Mrs. Brent stead kindly invit- ed the members for the April ‘ meeilnl. , After meeting adjourned lunch ' was served by the hostess. na- nimtd by Mrs. Russell Mitts and Mrs. Harold Stead.

SALT [JAKE LIFE

The only mimal life found In Great Salt Luke. Utah. t< the larvae of cemtin flied 1nd ting brine dI-hiyl

‘bour: Au esteemed resident of Albebiomlimﬁ. liloirgarct}; fiance; Angus

The cast were as follows:

Michael O‘Brtci:'r. a bricklayer; Wcxsiey McDonald, liintzgie OB-rien. his wife: Mildred McDomall, Matr- garet O'Brien. his young daughter;

Jrmie McLoliati; Daniel a

James

“Th0 Light. klteratil" ls .1 gripping ..\Lt)t‘y winch keeps the spectators tin suspense from ain't to finish; llntersmrsed with tho right HITIOILITK‘ {of light. contcdy. it: also reveals a Meson which will linger long in the; tnoiticrry of those "who were fortunate .cuouglt to sec the ploy. The mug" ‘nriflocnt applause and trtany com- plimentary remarks of the audlextce ttcstifled that: they appreciated and jenjoyeri it. i

Specialties were curried out. he-l ttveett the acts uttd were wmntcit- xlablq for their cttrtertainment and tvarlety 111g Irish songs and twp- {dlmclng by three talented youm‘ ‘ladies from Bunnnerslde. namely) Misses Eleanor Peters. Shirley; Corney and Mary Gillis received‘ u big ovaliion. Other numbers also‘ greatly enjoyed were a uutm-bm- of‘ h song; by Gertrude and irene‘ Praught. Bob ‘ MoDougaltl. Billy Draught. Marie and Danni; Brown‘ nnd Mary Brown. Wcstem songs by Peter Snrk with guitar. A recitation: "Ice Racing at Grand River" com-l posed and recited by Howard Mc-j Kmrmn caused. much merrlment. ‘This number twu encored by step! glancing. A duet "When You And I! lWere Young Mtggie" was sung by. Helen Brown and Noreen Morrisoui and eucored by "Silver ‘Ihreads Amog The Gold." I

Mr. Joh-n- scully. Lemnox Islahdi WM violinist. fou- the ever-ling and; Mrs. Michael Morrison was ttccmn- panisl. The sitigitnz of the National Anthem lnmizht the entertainment to a close-S

nun/Stir rfrortttlvrton

HALIFAX. QSIMEP» -. ttlumxmf tiﬂpiilniiv-tt‘ is today about

and Vliy planners. who cite war- time increases in marriages and‘

births plus the expansion of many buninesses as the main factors. do not anticipate any big fiillinﬂ otf in the future.

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Oll-APAUD Y. P. U.

The regular weekly meeting oi’ the Orapmid Y. P. U. mu hold at. the homo o! Geoi-[e Nicholson. on Monday evening. Mai-m 17th. llfias Illggltts presiding.

“Ihe ntceting was opened by “When

business period.

The tniuiitea of the Int meet,- tng were read and adopted.

There were fourteen members mid one visitor present.

II. was decided that. it was too late to prepare an Easter page- ant, but that the Y. P. U. would take the choir for the Enter service.

The collection taken amounted lo . . The Bible study. conducted by the Rov. Mr. Jardine. wns on C1159!" l2 of Si. Murh. after which the Rev. Mr. Fream p". sentcd the lantern-slides on "The Crucifixion of Clirisiﬁ‘.

The hymn “Onward. onrtaulm soldiers". was then sung.

Willie Waddell moved that a vote of thanks bn tmidered Rev. Mr. Irena for his ldndncu t;

presenting the lAntorn-liidtl. and it wul seconded ‘.11 Mill. Taylor. and presented to Mr. Pram.

A delicious lunch was served by the hostess and the meeting was brought to a clan by form- ing n tellonhlp circle and re- planting the “Milhlh Benedic- t on."

WORLD’! DAY OI‘ PI-AYIJ IN _ MALPIQUl

The World‘; Day of Prayer wu

duly observed by a ioodi Iitimbtr of the member; from pique. nnmitton. Ind Ila Viﬂt

Dummy _ Auxillarlel o! tho Unltid Oiitloh o! Maitmm on ntdny dtamoon. no- imy 21st. A fine spirit of lotion- Iltio w» in evtdlnco 1nd the mut- tiul programme arranged lopocilliy for the Day at Prayer m: carried out in fine spirit and pfﬂved up- lifting and inspiring to all present. Mrs. Crowdts president of Mnpeqoc W M S presided and the cmtrc o! the worship net-vice was the theme Make Straight In the Desert A ilizhway For Our God. The open- ins hymn Smut of God Descent! UPOn My Heart was Iunl.

The tint part Meditation Deserts wal led by lViirl. Ralph Baimto of Mlipeque W, M. S. who also led in the ‘Idtonkqdving portion with "is vwvle remolding m mum- FOI- glva U0. The part Oonfossim wu led by Mrs. mltm Simmons of Darnley Auxiliary and the Ihterccsston por- iion wt! 10d by Mrs. [Jolie Ram- Wy of Hun-titan W. M. S. All then

1011106 in llnfinl H Ia B lit. On Noth has. '1" {Rel held‘ u aim-p chat e to all. ouch can

if wlllinc. share in mlkimg nntgut in the desert a highway for (my god This was followed by the offering which was dedicated to be ma: with eliwlnn today the worm om. ‘Phi-H lllﬂlwi hit to imam: m ttm this outnun of no World‘; Du Prnm- in of tho umiont itapmance in bttikfﬂl n hilhﬂr for out God.

luv. w. 011ml!‘ in» ¢ hrlgf but moat helpful mun“ m 0mm. 1m Fellowship am: which m offer- ed prayer. Otosing Hymn, ‘rm.- my Thou Gnvut mm h Ended. Th9 National Anthun with hm.

edicticn cloudthis iulpirt ww. 5MP UQTVIOQ “Wiiiﬁi hid p11- nmd for this 41y by Mn. tum

0% of; Alllhlbld. India. . amen Hickey wu the or- INM ilwmliiottt he anion.

Auction Sale

cum truvlun rnUlsnAY. Arum. m. 1 r. n.

1 am inst Md l; n

or the unﬁt ‘outta 1'3?! Olmnbeil, 0m Truman. b nu by Public Auction on hi! panning, Ulric Trnvmo. on mm an. on mooning... -

2mm and n n", 1 “wit.” "I: tut“. *' (l tram u». um, u mo»; Wmmttm! 0MB. nohboud and h hi ham up“, “wit”. ml: ohcohrloll mm, q, n ﬁn]: mg,“ m; fits]- 1 23"“... n? 4 n.....'t....““|2.t'!.’";..'£i"°|.?.‘l' 1M vhilﬂl. a It. r. m. mum! antler, gnu “nun”, w” WMnlnlu-u, wood mo.

"INN. buttery chariot and gcnlr. Ivor. coil, flaming uquu-e, 4|‘ .3 hi"!- IQWL 2 in pipo threader, 0.’. vice. paint nprgycr, bu.“ d _ huh: cluinl. hlnlnm, um." lhlncte Puller. m» hm. 1a n. tu a dar. I1 n. ladder, 1-” n, [mung Irhce gun. tool box. benches, 400 n. ltilndried hardwood lumbar." quantity of hlrliipﬂll plmn and; ﬂbhﬁl"ll'u6lﬁl too numerous lg mention. '

Tenn cult. _

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- . 1 Auctioneer.

It day ltnnny. all will t» hold ﬁrst tine day following. v

Ftttllili

S-roomod ltotm, burn and woodsltod, 3 um: of land, mom or_l|n,_ on highway 9 miles from Borden. ‘f " "

For information write toil

MRS. JOHN R. GRIGG i7 Havclocit Smut AMl-IIRSENS.

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