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Some Winners In Schurmans School Parade

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I b I D in k 4 f". 0 I ti I d d V t 0 a - - h ” , i: 4' 3- r r .. .. '- .. I . . Ab0V9 are the 1-'lPSt'i31aC0 Winners. all from Kenslngton School, in the Four and Over Classroom Division

GPOIPP Singing 011 The Schufmans School Parade. V First row left to right: Sandra Tuplin, Janet Watson. Elizabeth I Davison. Leta Moase. Rosemary Condon, Linda Pidgeon. Vickie Cooke; second row, left to right: Judy Waite,

' Sandra Howard, Maureen Driscoll, Kenneth Watson, Norma Ramsay, Joyce Mann, Donald Fumesg, i (Photo by Wotion)

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Individual first place winners, One to Three Classroom Division. Filrst row left to right: Helen Linkietter, Llnkletter Road; Diane Webster, Augustine Cove: Elizabeth MacCaull, Carleton; Betty Found, Ellerslie-Bideford; v Catherine Murphy. Bedeque: Donald Linkleiter. Ulnkletter Road. Second row left to right: Shirley Mar-Arthur, Wellington; Ann Leard, Bedeque; Paula Noonan, Carleton; Katherine Poole, Travellers Rest; Elizabeth Ram-

say, Hamilton; Jeanetta Poole, Travellers Rest. (Photo by wouon)

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T-T1dlVidU8i S0C0nd and Third Place Winners. F011? and Over Classroom Division. Keith Cameron. S'sidc: Nancy ark. S'SldCZ Madelaiine G00dWiii. K9n5i"Et0Y1: David Melicer, S'side; Judy Pricharri. S'side; Juliann DesRoches, lside. Second row left to right: Elise Gallant, S'side; Audrey Woodside. S'side; Lorraine Johnston, Slside; eryl Perry, S'side: Cami Jenkins, S'side. (Photo by wouon) - -A W- , :

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E Howslt, North Tryon; Shirley Dyment, Northern; O a Hutchinson, Ellerslie-Bideford; Carmen Payn-

Mf. e-Bldeford: Marion aclsean, Tyne Valley; Donna can Baker, Mar-gate: Sally Ann Rayner, Cier.

nt. Qcond rowldt to ns Coiwlll, Northam; Fern: Bowness, Bodcque; Catherine Payntsr, Ellsrslls- his Wadi. Vhllq: Billy nsnans. Qriston Illiu.

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-0! Thursday afternoon. June 10 a W. M. S. rally was held in the United Church Margate.wlth a large number of members pro- lent: the theme. "To Live is to Give."

Mrs. Stanley Thompson and Mrs. C. D. Maiheson were lead- en. The worship service was con- ducted by the Clinton' W.M.S. .Hlllard Woodaida

Mrs. Charles Woodsidc read scripture lesson and Mr s. Edison Bsaney led in prayer.

Mrs. F. Cutclifie, Presbyterial President welcomed members to this. the first summer rally of the year and gave some lnterssting facts tram Dominion Board mast- Ins. She suggested the societies devote more time to study the Bible.

Mrs. Mathcson then introduced the question box. Members of the Prcsbytcrial executive wars introduced by Mrs. Thompson and spoke briefly on the different branches of the W.M.S. work.

Mrs. Parker. Literature accre- tary introduced the study book for the year. which is on Canada. and gave a review of other litera-

turc.

Little Melissa Msyhew, member of Msrgata baby band sang s solo.

Mrs Thompson inuoduced the guest speaker, Mrs. K. A. Parker a former missionary to Japan.

Mrs. Parker with her husband went to Knbue in 1930 as lay teach- ers in an academy where they taught the missionaries' children. They were forced to return to Canada when Japan went to war. She spoke of the great opportunity for missionary work to be done at the present time when the Japan- ese people are looking for some- thing to base their lives on.

They have been so disillusioned in their military strength and even their Emperor worship has fall- ed them. The Japanese have well or, 4 schools and hava a higher rate of literacy than Can- ada. She felt that the church in

V Japan has one of the world's great-

est Christian leaders in the portion of Kagsws.

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Misses Margaret and Jean Mur- ray. members of Kensington C.G I.T. sang a duct.

The treasurcr's report was then read which showed an increase over last year.

An interesting report of Dom- inion Board meetings was given by Mrs. R. Mcduslsnd. Sha aid tribute to the officers of the om-

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-The following childrd made their nrst Communion in lacs-ad Hurt gghurch, lordan. n :13:

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. Paula Carettl. Linda ailantbuslylvla Kelly. Kenneth Koough. Ans Larkin. Charles MacDonald, I

MacDonald. Mary Ma , Ronald MacDonald. Irma Mc- Innis. Ciitford Mclvor. Dianna Murphy, Brandon Murphy.Jossph Richard. II. Ariana Slgswortb and Glands ltswart.

Closing exercises of lo:-don United Church Sunday .School were held in the h t Sunday afternoon at 8:00 p. m.. with Mr. Clarence Ramsey presiding. Tbs welcome was glvsn by Bobbie Stewart: Scripture Reading. Ron- nie shsrpe: Recitation-Church Windows by Irving Jay, Garth Nicholson and Jimmie Leard: "Jesus Loves His Little Ones" was presented by Gary Camp- bell, George Macxsnala. Garry Trenholrn and Wsndall ltordy. Each of the primary classes rs- pelted some of the memory work learned during the year and car- titlcates were presented to Mrs. Cousins class tor catechism and to all who had perfect attendance with Bryan Dan-sch receiving a special certillcate for four years perfect attendance. The farewell was given by Colin Love.

Mr. William Mclnnis, Borden. and daughter, Mrs. Margaret Gallant oi Charlottetown, left on Wednesday. June 16. for Hamil- ton to attend the wedding of Mrs. Gsllnnt's son, Vern. which is taking place there on Saturday, June 18

Fire broke out on lunday morn-

Fred Mcinnis. Bordon. about 7:00 a. m. Ths fira seemed to start from a defective stove pipe going into the flus upstairs. Fire- men were soon on hand and the blaze was extinguished. some damage was done to tba root where the fire had burned through. and although most of the contents of the house were

ad hands. lbs urged Ins mem- bers not to sit back when there are so many hungry in the world. and thousands of illiterate paopla. Question box was opened and questions discussed. Meeting cloud with In Mispah

Benediction. D " ' rstroshmants w s r e

inion Board and said truly the work of the W.M.S. is in dedicat-'

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Mrs. Wallace Graham, 6",”. mount. rscently spent a couple or days visiting her sister. Mrs, J, D. Thomas

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Land and small son. Allan, many great a few days in can-ion, wn. '

Mr. and Mrs. loyd uacwu. ""115 Ind three d-ushters. Shar- ron. Linda and Hsatbar. Carleton, W0?! sllndly visitors of Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas.

Miss Joyce Callaghan, tucher 0' Clmlmpec school. spent the weekend at bar home is xiidan.

mu" Gwendolyn sm.um.., .; Kuntsford was the weekend guest of hsr sister. Mrs. Ellsworth Thomas.

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T91"-IWO Plans were made for the holding of cake sales during the summer. '

Tbs president introduced Miss Joan McLeod. Home Economics Alli I o 1:, who gave an interesting demonstration of the maldn oi Puff Pastry. M.-5, Lorne Mchle conducted a contest csllsd "How Good is Your Scent."

After lunch served by the com. mitten in charge. the meeting

the scripture lesson

Happy Holidays!

The Cascumpec Auxill of W.M.S. held their Junfymso an at the horns of Mrs. Mary Cam- aron. Ten members responded to roll call with a verse of scripture. One visitor was present. At the

saved, there was considerable damage from smoke and water. Mr. Mclnnls is night watchman at Island Saafoods Ltd. and was at home pro in breakfast

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closed with tha National Anthem, Next meeting is to be held Sept, 0. at the bums oi Mrs. Leigh war.

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