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YORK A_I_Q_VIGIIITY

Th. menu friends of Mn. Horace Vaggy an; pleased to see her out again mite: her recent illness also ‘he-r sister.

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i 'I\lle many frienb end relatives ‘o! ‘Ihcnme Veaeey. York. In pleee~ ed to hear: of his recovery from pnBllm/Jnla. in Print“ Edward Island Hospital.

Mien Deni-ah R. N. o! Charlotte-

zlstland Hospital illness. of pneumonia. Miss

after hcr recent Dene/h

i Mrs. Lewis MacOollum, Buckley Point has returned to he: home

‘after spending a pleasant two weelcl with her niece Mrs. Earl Ling and foster daughter Mrs. Raymond

Ivcssey.

I At the recent meeting o! the W. M. S. a letter was read from Mrs. Ruth QsbOrne which was much enjoyed. This talented lady and lecturer has llved a great many

‘years in Lnbazlor beyond the Arctic,

Mrs. Osbourne has offercd to give .a lecture when czrangements could ‘be made IQ.‘ same. and was hOPBd _t.hitt very soon this society will be !privlledged to hour her.

The beautiful Easter Service held ‘in the church was very poorly attend- ied due to the muddy condition of hoads. This lovely Easter message flI-le Ls not here He has risen" was ‘Very clearly and beautifully deliver- ed especially the stric-king contrast {qr life and hopg to the christian ‘land to the sinner against the hope- iless blackness and dispair of eter- Jnity if Our Saviour had not risen i thus conquering Sin. Death and I the Gravg and given the World the ‘Light 0d Spiritual Life after Doith .lrn the Many Mansion prepared M! {Himh- the 10ml pastor Reverend Mr. Nic clam. Appropriate hymn: t were sung and the beautiful service 1. the Sacraments qt the lords Supper i was partnken of at this Easter Sunday as it had been in the pre- . sent church for over 75 ylears and in iYctrk for over a Cénlll-YY- 0111' 1°79 1. Fathom did not realize how firm I . Christian Foundation they had laid jwhen they lmilded the first church in York. Two beautiful bouquet! iof flowers were placed "on M1191!" ‘in Memoriam.

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The regular monthly meeting of 1 Alpha Women Institute of ‘York met on Tuesday eveti-‘rlg xi tile hcm~ of Mrs. Earl Ling. The presid- ent lvLrs. Prank Watts. presided and opened the meeting by slnsnlg 0h cam-eds followed by the club Women's Creed in unison.

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1 Roll tall was responded to by ten i members. Minutes of the last meet- . ing were read and fillplilved- T119 t bust-mes; arising out of the minutes ‘was a discussion of extending the

program from Drama Festival by ad-

ding another plny (Ilfld additional l bgtwgggi act numbers. proceeds to

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'be applied to Institute fuhds.

I A questionnaire on Rural Graft icentres furnished considerable die- . cusslon.

t Also providing drinking fountains 11m- both school rooms.

Messrs Arthur and Thomas Vessey .wero appointed to direct and pick ‘i characters for two short PIBY>._BOIX {wan packed for shut in. After die- ‘Vcussion of making nursery rug‘ and tsuggestiocis given for same. a loot- fion was moved and past that ‘Institute hook nursery mat and a 'committee composed of Mrs. Funk Watts, Mrl. Ling and Mrs. Elmer Brown was appointed for i-u-‘Qhab- ing canvas, and stamping DUSSBTY design on same and present nut t0 be hooked at next meeting. A pro- gram followed sponsored by Misses Ann MacPhcreon end wlnnifred Hayter ozm-eietlng d! e very enter- taining game which oontakied e hidden‘ secret which none 0f mem- bers or three visitors were able to see through no calling in the men they were sti-lfil unable to solve. With much mer-riment th; meeting adjourned with singing God Save

=”=":t the King. A delicious lunch Wll '

Arrsunoiiiixliluurihl Novas

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I York and Pleasant Grove have uthte week been rowed to realize the time he: come that they will have to any "Good-By" or Au Revolr" to highly respected citizens Mr. and Mrs. Jame Hardy and iamlily who are leaving for the United States having sold their farm. Mr. Jame; Hardy with his indie. e, native of Massachusettl, U. S. A.. returned about sixteen years;

I ago to settle on the Hardy horne-

‘ Mr. James Hardy's uncle over sixty

‘ stead. This homestead was owned by! I

years ago.

Sixty years ago .li.mnlie's (as all| knew him) father purchased it from; hi; brother and he with his bride; settled there. To this couvle We"?

three sons. All of whom attended .dau¢hterg married and settled ini 1th York. Mrs. Lloyd Show, Stanhopmi

Mrs.‘

1am. whit Duck Suffolk. ‘Aflhaflgv Carr. Marshfield tdeoeasedii

.born at least five dMIBMBTS “ndilatlves and

the local school house. Four ot- thcIMM-Bachem

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Siitheringi. thus making filmd-s and friendships that time and diflmloe will not sever. it is P1¢fl51ng to report that their daught-

er. Elev-nor is remaining in hcre for‘ James

the present.

Mn. Alex Mec-Ilnohin he; n- turnld to her home after e. very enievable vacotleei spent with re- friends in Mount Stewart and West St. Peters. Mrs. had as house guests.

he: slster-ln-law Mrs. MncCalium

this locality namely Mrs Cmkellisna sweet little daughter Mary of

West Si. Peters.

0n the calm frosty evening of

‘:25 Mm Emeline Hardy who PMs-t March 28th. displte the rough spring

away at‘ Nursc-in-traitn mg Iglgnd Hospital. The Ahrec eons.

grandfather's Hardy! hunflhad QJack also returnd from Mass. USA. ,about the aime t1!" 56 1'1‘ 5mm"

m‘ ‘my "i" wh‘1°'1‘°fld a Mae Jovial crowd met at "l 1"“‘°° Edwmii the specious home of Mir. Earl Ling

l0 LOIIIEOI‘ M1’. d M . Ll d tHlibert (deceased) Jack now on hleichndmn l an rs “g an

welcome to York. A

HIMITY sinflsong brought the crowd

together, Cards Ohlncse checkers

wd other names along -with Blind

Jlmfl- Th"? “m” w“ “W5” op’ Men's Bluff and small childmlfs

Lened with a welcome to the older! m“ 9g tho community and in te- lcent times their two eons and one daughter Eleanor always weliflmd

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R helLremove wutu, relieve: weary ling, h ache: caused by eemin uh. triangle, Nadia Mariam (K done) It.» extra mild Action. T‘KI Pie n or chooolete coated. IO‘ l 5e

lines mllde an evening that young and old will not soon forget. Mr. Milton Veseey in his usual iokey metrmer bromht the meeting to

fitter Ind reed l very flattering

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T110 Pfltuler monthly meeting of

the Junior Million Bond met on Thllfidly evening at the home o! Lender The Nvlflhm el in the Mieelonary Monthly we: followed. The Story of India was rmd by Misc Elaine Cooki and bender. Devotional period closed by weren'- The prom nl m“ Belly Andrews Prelidcd Ind celled

Roll. A fair attendance was preeent1 II Minute: of lent meeting were read Oolleotl taken. Meeting closed '

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Despite terrible muddy made that led to the hugh nuctien sale at Hardy's. Pleasant Grove, on extra largo oxcwd gathred. Thus the increased traffic on this enclosed road cut deep ruts in the road bed and me-ny acts likened to the Good Samaritan to the tmvel- er fallen by the roadside took place. The scene was the road be- teewn Arthur Wyatts. Pleasant Ciroce and Will Watts’ corner York Raid. The occupants of a little truck after getting through the mud lcft the truck and came back to assist five curs which dragged or hung up by the axl-les. Thus the man power of seven or eight men ELK!- ceeded ln placing the cal-g rm the vilfiy.

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MacDonald. "Saviour. Like a Shepherd, Lead Us" was sung. and a reading on the topic,

"Jesus Preys". was given by Mrs, Dixon. A quartette, “There is Power in The Blood", was gun; 17y Beryl and Sheila MacLeen. lone and Lorne. Keating. A reading "Our Vision of Christ". was given by Mrs. Leslie MacLenn. A 5010. "Wilt Thou Be Mada Whole?" was sung by Mrs. Lloyd @1611. and e reading was given by Lorne Knitting. Prayer was vffmd by Mrs. Lloyd I-‘rizzell. Meeting closed by singing "Rod; Of Ages" and Mlzpah Benedic- lion. Mn. Leslie Mum“ w“ organist.

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The ROSE Valley Y. v. u. held their regular meeting at the home of Mr. and Mre. Albert Todd on Friday evening. April “h- 71" President. Mrs. George Dixon. presided. and meeting vvened bv Ilnzlng "r am ‘Thine. O Lord." followed by can to Worship and Responsive Reading inken from Isaiah 5;3. Prayer w" Offered by aw. w. n. MiacPheil. $¢f1l>ture lesion was reed by Shirley MecLeen and explana- tions given b)’ Anne MacDonald. "I Need Thee Every Hour" was sung and readlncn on the topic. "The Crucifixion". were given by Mrs. George Dixon and M", 1:10.“! Win01]. A reading "What does Good hittnv mean in you?" we! given by Mrs. Albert Todd. All Inspiring meggggg on flue mvlfllhl 0f Deeternne presented U Rev. ll. lllfiPheil.

The minutes of the meeting were reed and approved. There were sixteen members and twr-nt)‘ visitors present. One new member Joined. Mrs. George Dixon znvltcd the group to her home for the next meeting when Mre. Ewen Todd will have the scripture rend- lng, and Angus MacKinnon and Beryl MacLean are to have other readings. Ulric McKenna. Ewen Todd. Mrs. Lloyd Hizzoll itnci Mrs. George Dixon teered as lunch conunlttee.

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Mrs. next week. volun- lowed by Jack Graham.

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Questions on hill. elephn it and 9. were asked. llld it III decided to review chapters 1-9 in!’

Meeting closed by elnflhlil "My Faith Looks Up To Thee". inl- Mlzpah Benodictilnl- Lunch wee served by the hosttss i hnd a social hour enjoyed by l11- i

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eluding the, report of the con- cert held on March 8th.

A letter - re Rally - from Geraldine MacLeen was read and ‘the appointing of delegates W the Rally W85 left over until i119

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