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yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Car: of 314 Fitzroy Street receiv- ed the: congratulations of their many frleji. on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary. Thq were,'married at 86 Elm

Avenue on November 21, 1010. The officiating clergyman was Rev. W.W. Lodge of Grace Metho- dist Church. Mrs. Carr was the former Annie Cudmore of Chor- lottetown. Mr. Carr now 77 for

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the most part of his life operated his own transfer business within the City. They had four of I fam ily: Elmer. Ernest and Doris. One child died in infancy.

All-anal Meeting Held A: Mrs, W. lnmon's

The November and annual meet- ing of Hampton W. i. was held-It the home of Mrs. Warren lumen on November 5th. The meeting opened by the group singlng.oI "0 Canada" and repeating the la- stiiute Creed.

Very comprehensive minutes of the last annual as well as the Oct- ober meeting were read by the secretary. Mrs. F. A. Merrill. These were approved as read and signed. Roll call was answered by payment of dues. The school, sick. lied Cross, and programme can- xcnors gave commendable repo and all wu ” ---” ' i ily dealt with.

The President gave an excell- rnt resume of the past year's aet- iuitles. and thanked all for their ness shown her during the year so successfully brought to a close The unanimous appreciation of Mrs.Mycr's presidency was voic- e by all present. Her capable and r icient staff also received will merited praise.

The vice president then presided while the officers were elected for the ensuing year, as follows: Pre- sident, Mrs. Wm. Myers: Vice Pro- sident, Mrs. Gordon Viliett; See- retary. Mrs. F. A. Merrill; Tress urer, Mrs. G. P. Dunsford; 3100 Cross Convenor, Mrs. Earle all- bcck; Auditor. Mrs. J. V. Campbell.

The December meeting will he lI'Mfl. F. A. Merrlll's. Lunch com mlttee will he Mrs. Gordon Vlllett and Mrs; Wm. Myers. Roll call to he answered with I donation for 11 Sunshine box. Delicious refreIh- nirhts were served by the Hostess and committee and I pleasant soc- Isl time enjoyed. .,

Hrs. Normon Stretch is 1:; C. President W. I.

"The gnnunl meeting of the Long Qeek w.r. 'met at the home of Mrs. Rod Macileod on Thursday evening. Nov. 1. 1956. Meeting op- ged by singing the "Ode" follow-

by repeating the "Creed" in

ison. Eight members answed- roll call by paying duel. lnutes of previous annual and int regular meetings were read adopted. On motion hills a- mnnng to 7.34 were voted paid.

-"The annual report was read 11! the secretary. Officers for the en- suing year In as follows: Presl- dont, Mrs. Norman stretch: Vice- Prcsident, Mrs. Jack MacPhee: Sgcretsry - Trasurer. Mrs. Reg Macl'-'adyen; T. B. League. Collec- tion was taken.

,',Roll call next meeting will be an- swered by paying your waist meas- urement. Mrs. Jack Macrhee kindly invited the members to her lime for their December meetinll.

Following the adjournment I de- islous lunch was enloycd by all.

Coming Events

O Bingo, Hope River tonight.

vCard Party. Stanley Brldli qhool. Friday, November 23rd.

),Bcan supper and bazaar in Vic- toria Hall. Saturday, Nov. 24 in aid (2 Victoria institute.

Hiuylng poultry daily. at our diam. Monday thro. Thursday, WI- ddeu Bree. Crapsud.

:All accounts owing Borden Gra-

m Gaspereaux. must be Plld M .

v. Qtl.

:Buylng live and dressed pouilfi Monday through Friday until noon. Mrlrerlcanfleld. Crspaud.

zln stock Oilcake. Horse Blank- d. rubber footwear. W.-1. Bow- yn. Halter River. P. E. I.

"PnnchconI. to arrive soon. Car- lmd of stress constructed in pilot; . special price off car. goddel .. Crapoud.

lddl at! step do I I. llIll' con:'st..Mt. stewsrtM1i:l1. Moo-

Spccial services of worship. ded- ication, and thanksgiving marked the reopening of the North wilt- shire United Church on Sunday, November lath. Good sized con- gregations were prescnt' for both morning and afternoon services, but the unpleasant weather pre- vented many from being at the evening service.

During the past six months the church has been completely re- modelled. It has been raised and I full S t provided. A new 50' x 12' piece has been added across the back. This provides I chancel, class room, and vcstry. New finish has been placed both inside and out, a forced air oil- fired furnace provides capstone- hie heating, and recessed lights provide soft lighting throughout. The renovated church is chan- cel style, and has seating for about 125. The finish is in light dusky rose, with the trim a somewhat darker shade. The pews, pulpit. reading desk. baptismal font. as well as small wall sections around the pulpit and reading desk are of douglas fir plywood, and are finished in their. natural color. Small recessed spot lights accen- tuate the pulpit, reading desk. and central communion table.

A gift from the Young People's Union made possible the laying of linoleum and rubber tile in the main auditorium, and the Wom- an's Association provided I carpet for the chancel.

REDEDICATION I

The servieb of rededlcattnn was hit in the morning. and was con- ducted by the minister. Rev. C. R. Moase. The sermon was preached by Rev. J. M. Sproule, York Pas- toral Charge. who spoke on the theme ”The Decisive l-lour." Mus- ic was by the church choir under the direction of Mrs. G. B. Noye.

At the afternoon service I large number of memorials were dedi- cated by the minister. The sermon was delivered by Rev. S. H. Hus- lam. Margnte Pastoral Charge. Chairman of the Prince Edward Island Presbytery. His theme was "Landma La."

MEMORIALS

Memorials dedicated at the If- ternoon service were as follows: Pulpit. in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Balderston. presented by

Now Dominion W. I. Members Donated

The annual meeting of New Dom inlon Women's institute was held on Wednesday, ovember 7. It the home of Mrs. Hector Currie. The President, Mrs. Dan Livingstone. presided, and the meeting opened with the "Song of Peace," follow- ed by the Mary Stewart Collect in unison. There were twelve mem- her: present, and roll call was reo

ponded to by payment of dues. The minutes of previous meeting and last annual meeting were read and approved.

The president gave a brief ad

dress. in which she thanked the members. and . lllly tho VIN: ya idcnt. Mrs. Stronl. I0? 019" willing cooperation during he terruof office. The secretary - treasurer gave I YEW" OI 9"

year's activities. and I complete tement of the 1 lots and ex- penditures involved. Correspond- ence was read and discussed. A ..1-rank you" clrd WU! received. The "Meadow BInh' Program me, which received honorable mention in the contest. Ind Wllliih I. presently being circulated

N. Willshire United Church Reopened After Remodelling

their grandchildren. Jean. Lowell, Joan, Barry, Clive, and Jean. Read- ing Desk in memory of Aquilla Bowman, presented by his wife. Baptismal Font in memory of John. William, and Eliza Mitchell, pre- sented by Mrs. Clarence Noy. Chimes were presented in mem- ory of Mr. an Mrs. Richard hoye. and Mr. and rs. Daniel MacKin- non by Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Noyc.

Four pews were set aside as memorials. These were presented by the Edwards Family in memory of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Edwards, Anne and Phyllis Moore in mem- ory of their mother. Mrs. Beatrice Moore; Mrs. Elmer Clow and daughter in memory of Elinor Clow; and the Matheoon Family in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Mal- colm Matheson.

Offering plates were presented by Mr. and Mrs. Warburtnn God- frey in memory of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Godfrey. Hymn-boards were presented by Mrs. Lloyd Mao- Kinnon in memory of her mother, Mrs. Daniel Cummings. and her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Rich- ard Mitchell.

Music for the afternoon service was under the direction of Mr. R. F. Mugford of Trinity Church. Charlottetown. The Trinity Eight sang two selections, and I solo was rendered by Miss Joyce MacCal- lum. A choir selection was sung by the Trinity Choir group.

Rev. A. S. Weir, Trinity Church. Charlottetown. was the. preacher at the evening service. Bad driv- lng conditions and drifitlng snow prevented I large number from hearing the inspiring message brought by one who the following

- derson. Mrs. George Henderson. i Mrs. Ernest Johnson, Mrs. Flor-

Callectorl. Minn Georgie Mur- ray, and Mrs. George Ballum. 85.00 Mrs. A. A. Maclnnls. 85.00 Mrs. Walter Bowneol

Mrs. Arnold Henderson. 31.00 each: Lloyd Jewell. 03::

Hammond Downeos. Charles Hoo-

enco Lowther. Mrs. Edna Jenklll-I. Mrs. Edwin M.IcFIrlano Mrs. Ar- thur Murray Mrs. Hugh Mu:-my. Mrs. Carrie Schurman. Dr- R. Smith, George Taylor.

.50 cents each: X. 8. Stewart. Mrs. Edward Gardiner, Mrs. Wal- ter Leard. Mrs. Calvin Leard. ' Total 849.00

DOWEB IIEDEQUE

Collectors Jean Reeves and Mar- ina MacCallum.

85.00 Mrs. Horace Wright.

35.00 A Friend.

32.00 each: Mrs. Annie Long. M!!- D- J. MacLure.

81.00 each: Mrs. Arthur Macl"Ir- lane. Mrs. Willard Waugh, Mrs. Robert Waugh. Mrs. Will Mont- gomery, Mrs. Arch Montgomery. Mrs. William Barrett, Mrs. Hud- son Jeffery, Mrs. J. C. Plomp, Mrs. Walter Mnccnllum. Mrs. Thorne Affleck. Mrs. Douglas A!- fleck. Miss Jean Reeves.

Total 320.00.

MARGATE

Per Margate W-1., Collectors. Mrs. Edwin Bearisto and Mrs. Keith Warren.

8100 each: Mrs. J. A. Johnson. Mrs. Andrew Johnson Mrs. Kieth Warren, Mrs. Edwin Bearlato, Mrs. Wilbur Dennis, Mrs. Reggie Den- nis, Mrs. Turner Glydon, Mrl. Ralph Howard, Mrs. Chester How- ard. Mrs. Edwin Brown, Mrs. Ed- ward Dyment. Mrs Don Baker. Mrs. Allan Cameron Mrs. Will- lard Thompson, Mrs. Fred How- ard, Mrs. Charles Dennis.

Total 316.00.

Collector, Mrs. Ella Smith

35.00 Eric Jessome.

81.00 each: Frank Marks, Harold Woodside, Mds. Heath Mayhcw, lorne Adams.

.50 cents each: Edward Andrews.

were unable to be present for the evening service, and leadership in music was provided by the church choir.

The Repair and Entenslon Com- mittee responsible for the renova- ting of the church was under the Chairmanship of George Clark. Other members of the committee were Leonard Bowman. Sheldon Easter. Walter Deacon. and Ham- rison Ealderston.

An interesting feature of the re- modeiled church in the fact that the pews. pulpit, reading desk. and baptismal font were design-.

gwwnrd Adams. Mrs: cm. rm.

Total 310.50. Collector Mrs. George in... SIN each: Roy Thmnpsoltffystn. Icy Sharpe Mary F. Mayne, Geo. Igayhcw. . cents each: Preston V.'oodsid' 3 Ralph Adams. '

Total 35.00.

Collector. Mn. Philip Henderson. 01.1!) each: Mrs. Lila Henderson, Mrs. Frances Henderson Mrs. Ar-I thur Profit. .50 cents each: Mrs. William Dur- llll. Mrs. Philip Henderson, Mrs. John Henderson.

Total 84-50.

Grand Total 836,00, EASTERN DISTRICTS LAKEVILLE

Collecto , Mabel Rose. 3.00 each: William Baker. Cecil Ron. Mabel Rose. 31.00 each: Lyman Baker, Robert Biker. Lynsm Rose, Mrs. Lloyd Rose, Mrs. L. D. Rose, Clarence Rose. .50 cents: Mrl. Al. Cummings.

Total 312.50. NORTH LAKE

Collecto , Mrs. William Fraser- SL00 each: Charles Mccormack. Freeman Garret, Mrs. Harold Hun- ter. Arthur Robertson, Mrs. Rhoda Morrow. Mrs. Russell Dlngwell, Mrs. J. E. Dingwell, Wesley Fras-

er, Mrs. Kenneth Fraser, Mrs. William Fraser, Mrs. E. 1), pr”. or.

Total 811.00. ELMIRA

C0llEC!0 . Mrs. Earnest Morrow 3100 each: Mrs. Clive Bruce, Mrs, William Pierce. Mrs. Ernest Mar. row.

Total 33.00.

SOUTH LAKE

Collecto , Mrs. Kermit Bruce. 35.00 Mr. and Mrs. Renfrew Cam- eron.

320) Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fraser. 31.00 each: Mr. and Mrs. Alan C eron. Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Bruce, Mr- and Mrs. Norman Bruce, Miss Annie Twonshend.

Total 311.00

ROTIIWELL

Collecto Miss Pearle Stewart. 32.00 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dixon. 31.00 each: Mrs. Preston Coffin. Mrs. Moranda Garrett. Mrs. Wes- ley Bruce Mrs. Carl Macvane. Mn. Egbert Bortein, Talbot Stew- art Mrs. Freeman Massey, Mrs. Cartie Macvano.

Total 310.00.

Refrigeration Repairs To All Makes

APPLIANCES SALES 8 SERVICE

MOTORS Bowhsding I.nd Repairs IELEGTRICAL Repairs Palmer Electric

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ed and built by the ”

day arked the 30th year of ser- vice in the province. A visiting choir group from Charlottetown

Mrs. Eorlo Moclfoy Elected President

The annual meeting of the Sea View Women's Institute was held on Tuesday evening, Nov. tlth It the home of Mrs. Eerie Maclfay with the president. Mrs. Hebe: McLellan. in the chair.

T e meetnlg opened with the singing of "0 Canada" followed by the "Mary Stewart Collect" in unison. Eleven S s ro- sponded to roll call by paying an- nual fees. The minutes of the previous regular and annual meetings were read by secretary

Mrs. Lorne Campbell, Ind ap- proved. The retiring president then

thanked the members for their on , ” throughout the year. The treasurer reported the sum of 843.55 being raised. A letter was read from Dr. P. A. Creel- man thanking the members for their assistance in the recent TB. survey.

The following officers were el- ected for the year 1057:

President. Mrs. Earle Maclfsy; vice-president. Mrs. Heber Mae Lellan; secretary treasurer. Mrs. W. C. Donald: directors, Mrs. Wm. Simmonds. Mrs. Leighton Coulson. Mrs. Charles Adams; auditors, Mrs. Lester Duggan, Mrs. Lorne Campbell.

The next meeting is to he held at the home of Mrs. Douglu' Woodslde when Christmas gifts will be exchanged. Lunch wu served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Leighton Couloon and Mrs. Charles Adams. The meeting closed with the National Anthem.

-nntoaaoso

Collector, Berti: Yates. S200 Rev. D. 1. McClare. ,8l.00 each: Mrs. Ralph Robertson, . Mrs. Peter Stewart, Mrs. Cunt Stewart. Mrs. Essie Stewart William Mac- Donald Mrs. Robert Yates. .95 cents Mrs. H. J. Rovertsoa. .50 cents: Mrs. Stoffer Bortein.

Total 310.45. KINGSBORO

Collector, Mrsl Wendell Robert- son. 81.00 each: Wendell Robertson, George MacDonald Joshua Mn:-z Donald Mrs. Fred Robertson Bar-i :3 MacDonald Horace MacDon-

.75 cents each: Percy MacDonald, Herbie Fraser.

Total S7.50. KINGSBORO

Collector Mrs. son V 35.00 Eddie Robertson. 3 82.00 each: Lester Robertson, Jam- 4 es Robertson. 31.50 Wilbur Jarvis. tl.00 each: Percy Coffin, Earl K ”.r. Manning Hearsay, Lloyd MacLean, Mrs. Wilfred MacLean, Mrs. Kenneth MacGregor, Chest- er Bruce, Foster Young. Arnett Robertson, John Robertson, Gor- don Robertson, Robet Robertson. Total S22-50.

MUNN'S ROAD 3 Collector Mrs. Homer Robert-l son. '

81.00 each: Mrs. Rebecca Robert- son, Mrs. Alton Robertson. Mrs. Boswell Robertson Mrs. liomer

Robert Robert- i

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accounts to's collecting agency.

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Roberuoa. Mlle Gertie MacVIno.

Total 3511).

IRBD POINT SOUTH

Collector. Lillian Fraser.

oat . - Mn. Oswald stewan,;1l.lt:nc'a?'.luWillard Chung, Roddle

ace Fraser. Total 83.00.

RED POINT NORTH

Collector” Mrs. Rawleigh Bruce. 02.1!) each: Mrs G. J. Stewart, Mr. 'and Mrs. Erwin Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Garrett. 81.00 each: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bruce Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bruce. Mr. and Mrs. Rawieigh Bruce.

Total 89.00.

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Collector Mrs. Major ,Young. 32.00 each: Mrs. Mrs. Fred Rose, Mrs. Reggie Rose

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31.11” eat.-Yb: ui-ribs. n. Roll. In. nor Ianrsc " -'0 e Wu. -K-JGYWM Colloctor,MrI.HI.rryD1xoI. 3411 G”? WWW "11 1950- two each: a. w. Dixon. warm

Robertson, Mrs. Alex Robertson. mm. mu 3.", mm.

Mrs. George Bruce. Arum; 3?”, II' Total 813-011 .50 cents: Carol Dixon. ' Collector, Kayo Ching. Total 3610.

82.00 Mrs- Russel Ching. , Sl.00 each: Mrs. Alvah Ching, Mrs. 4William Ching, Mrs. Chester Mac Neill M,rs. Nelson Stewart, Mn. Elsie Kennedy. Mrs. Charles Ching, Mrs. Clarence Chlng, Mrs. Tyler- Ching. .50 cents: Mrs. Lorne MIcNelll. Total 810.50 Total Red Point 323.50.

Collector Norma Garrett. sz.oo each: Start MIcGregor. Col- in Dixon. 81.00 each: Wallace Rose, Foster- Garrett, Edison Rose. Eliloa Bruce. .75 cents: Harold MIcGregor.

Total 38.75.

Total East Baltic 311.25. Grand Total Sl42.70

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