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, an attendance of nine members.

Mr. and M21. W. Archibalchl Mr. ..MacMur

Macmurdo, Kelvin Grove marked ifin invalid for the past 16 years on-Wednesday the 50th anniver- is lll his 77th year and Mrs: my of their marriage which took MaCM1l1‘d0. (the former Alice lace January 15th. 1908 in the }Vells.' New Aunan) who will be Precbyierlan Manse. Sumnierside 1} In March, have resided in and they are the recipients of 1x_elvin Grove since their mar- many congratulatory greetings ,T1_age.‘wliere they were biessem and best “'1Sh‘?5 fa? many more, “"”‘.51X C111-'»d1‘€I1. one of whom is .,ears of married life from their deceased. They also have 11. grandcliildren.

The children in order of age

TEN MILE HOUSE

The monthly meeting of thy mlvlile House Women’s Instit-3 ute -was held at the home of Mr. John Fitzpatrick with

The meeting opened with the ode: followed by the creed in unison Roll call was answered by a sing, 5ay.or:pay 25 cents, The amount of one-dollar was collected for roll -call.. _ ,

The minutes of the December} meeting wereapproved as read,§ Correspondence was read and’ discussed. It was moved and se- conded that five-dollars be sent to the P.E.I. March of Dimes. It was‘ also decided that a box of clothes be sent to the we1fare.. Patches from .»Eatons and Sinip-l ,; so’n's are being sent for. Roll call for the next meeting is to be ans- wered by a grab bag.

It was voted that a card party beheld at the home of Mrs. A1- phonsus Peters on January 20.

The committees gave their re- ports and new committees were appointed:-- School, Mrs. Patrick" Dﬂgﬁan; Sick, Mrs. Daniel 0’Co-. on

After all the business was dis- ' cussed an interesting programme followed. conducted by Mrs. Al- phousus Peters and a conter‘ won by Mrs. Patrick Dougan. Mrs. George I-Iennessey kindly offered toliave the next meeting. The, meeting then closed with the sing- ‘mg. of “O Canada".

Mrs. Fitzpatrick then served a delicious lunch after which the mihf the evening was spent in

trinity conversation. _ ' ~ . The sweater, once relegated to «IIYPERSONIC PLANES the classroom or the country, LONDON (AP) —— Moscow 123- now has become a major ward- dIo,' Sunday night-quoted a Soviet robe item. Richly befurned and tclentist as saying’ Russia soon ‘ trimmed, it appears at the smart-

. Will build planes capable of hyp- est gatherings. Even the day-

ersonic speeds in the range of 3,- time sweater has undergone a 500‘ miles’ an hour.

GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSRY

do. who has been

are: James. deceased in 1931. Eric. Kelvin Grove, ltalpli, To- ronto: Dorothy. Mrs. Tlnomag Baker. Summerside: Margaret. Mrs. James MacKay, Clinton; Ruby, Mrs. James Noland, Tampa. Florida.

The happy couple were home Wednesday to their friends and in the evening they were waited on by the community of Kelvin Grove.

NOVEL NEICKLINE

and detail. Hadley does ’a/ neat’ back-to-front sweater of luxurious cashmere, featuring the cuffed“ bateau neckline. It is shown here with the ties in back, but can be turned about and worn with ties in front and the high, cuffed neck-

transformation with new "touches: line in back. ‘

ing of the York evening auxili- ary met at the home of Mrs. Raymond Vessey with an atten- dance of 20 members and 3 visitors.

tmas service of worship led by Mrs. Harry Lewis, assisted by

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20'!!! AIJXILIARY pars. Harold Watts. Mrs. Louisgof last monthly meeting and last

. _ , . . . , .. . ., The seventeenth annual mew Vessey, Mrs. William Ciockett glglgggiesﬁleéllﬁg billesliltiesiseaélf aéilg and Mrs’ Smart VeSE’€y' Thelnicetin" was discussed Ch1'i5tm35 Story “"35 told bYi- The 5l"riendsliip Secretary re- Mr5- S‘“31't V9559-V~ H-Vm“ "miportcd 25 home calls and 15 hos- Ch1'i5_§ There I5 N0 East N°1'Ipita1 calls made. Literature Sec- w°5t_ and, 1”33’91‘ 9105“ therctary reported a total of 157 “'°“5h‘P p°1'1°d- ‘lbooks read for the year. R011 0311 W35 a“5""e1’°d by 3! It was moved and seconded to verse of scripture. The minuteslsend 3 C-hm-Stmas gift to the [adopted missionary Miss Evelyn I iRicker. The citizenship secretary 'gavc a reading “Army Invisible” =-‘.9 E ‘The ofl’ering was received and

Meeting npenecl with the ‘Chris-V

IDENTIALLYJ Y0

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dedicated and the treasurer re- ported a total of $159.32 being sent to Presbyterial treasurer. Mrs. Parker Jewell invited the members to her home for the January meeting. The nominating Committee brought in the follow- ing slate officers for the coming year 1958. \ President Mrs. William Crock- ett, Vice-Presidcut— Mrs. Ira Lewis, Sercrtary—— Mrs. Lloyd Vessey, Treasurer Mrs. Raymond Vessey, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Frank Vessey, Literature

Secretary Mrs. Dewar Swan, Christian Stewardship Secretary Mrs. Harry Lewis Friendship Secretary Mrs. Minto Foster

Supply Secretary Mrs. Parker Jewell Organist Mrs. George Whiteway. Citizenship Secretary Mrs. Clifford Chappell, Press Secretary Mrs. George Whiteway Blaby Band Mrs. Clifford Chapp- e .

The meeting closed with circle prayer by members, after which delicious refreshments were ser-

Thurs., Jan, 16. 1953 The Guardian Page 9

ved by hostess assisted by com- mittee in charge.

MASSEY HONORED

TORONTO (CP) - Governor- General Massey Monday received Toronto's first civic_ award of merit. ‘The presentation in the form of a medallion was made by Mayor Nathan Phillips at city hall.

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THIS IS‘ THE MONTH OF BIG. BOLD RESOLUTIONS . . . so why - not make one you’ll enjoy keeping. It’s a “Save- _ For-Something-Special” resolution! There must be something you really want —- and could have with just a little .more planning . . . a better holiday than you’ve had for years . . . a new rug for the living room . . . a new washing machine. Saving for these things is really satis- fying—and now’s the time to start! Open a “Special Purpose” fund at your nearest BANK OF MONTREAL branch . . . and add to it regu- larly._It’s a wonderful feeling to know that your ‘‘special’' treat is coming closer with each pay-day. Decide what you want now— and drop into the B of M tomorrow.

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