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2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs., Jan. 21, 1965.

Alberton UnitedChurch Reviews ‘64 Activities

(oe ALBERTON — A pot luck the trustees and Periey Hardy @upper preceded the annual for the cemetery committee. ee of Alberton Unite Henry Wallace. in reporting “@burch’ congregation Monday for the hall building fund, stated @vening. The meeting opened that a substantial sum had been with worship by the minister, | paid on the loans Rev. David MacDonald Leard recorded the minutes

Roy Officers for the coming year were elected. Trustees are Char- The minister commented on les Johnston, Kenneth Quigley, the life of the congregation and Henry Wallace, Arthur Wilkie, Mrs. A.C. Green read the ses-' Leigh Weeks and Willard Cough- sion's report «ed that Gn nadiion te te seer The committee of stewards worship and study. members of will be comprised of the follow. the Sund hool had ing members: for a three-year u ay se ad partt- Mrs. James Hodgson, cipated ima rally day Henry Wallace and Kenneth and in a White Gift service. Se-

veral boys attended a boys’ con- Quighey: for 2 two-yeer Herm, ference in O'Leary. The pupils Albert Clarke, Victor Campbell,

were given a treat at Christmas. | @0™d0m Warren and Mrs. Fran- The United Church Women’s cls Crane report was given by the prest- Members of the joint ceme- . dent, Mrs. Reginald Travers. It tery committee are Perley Har- showed much worthwhile work! dy. Wendell Weeks, Mrs. Regin- accomplished during the pastiald Travers and Mrs. A.C. year. Green Walter Wells. chairman of the A -special committee, named committee of stewards, gave a at the request of the boundaries verbal report and Mrs. Francis|committee of presbytery, is _ Crane, treasurer, read the finan-' comprised of Mrs AC. Green. ‘ elal statement. - Gordon Warren, Mrs. F red Victor Campbell reported for' Leard and Wesley Hardy

$10,000 MacLeod Bequest Received By P.E.I. Hospital

The monthly meeting of the Ladies’ Aid, Mrs. R.D. Drys- board of trustees of the Prince | dale; nursing advisory commit- Edward Island Hospital was /|tee, Malcolm MacKenzie, per- held Tuesday evening, presided | sonnel, Dr. R.G. Lea.

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