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stalicd their officers for the year 1.03:; at their installation banquet .mld last night at the Charlotte- town Hotel.

The officers installed were: past president. Anita Cutcliffe; coun cillor. A.J. Coffin: president, Nor- Eda \lacLean, vice-president, El-

AUXILIARY I‘N'STALLS OFFIRS

lain, Helen Herring; conductress, Irene MacKay; warden, Darlene Martheson; inner guard, Martha Vickerson, outer guard, Eleanor LVIacGrcgor; legislative represen- tative, Ruby Lynds; grand lodge delegate. Florence Lavers.

The retiring president was pre-

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Installing officers were: Helen Lavers as installing officer Flo; once Lavers as installing COHdUI tress and Helen Herring as instal ling chaplain.

. V . l Linc Russ; secretary, Susie Coffin sented with a gift by the newly in a (1135;211:115 “33:; 6(llceggi‘: 'rcasurcr. Chris‘ine Court; chap- stalled president. Sister Norida Parafﬁs'an' " in ' ' ' ' I' unage ‘ ’ k. x . . P “a 18. 3 ° doc i _ - ' drunke.. drivmg Wednesday morn- . . W , Dame Iona East Schom every; Drunk DrIVIng ing inCha-rlottetown Police Court conTrlbuT'ons - ~ ‘ efore Ma istr t KM. Martin. a “day mght‘ GOOd musm‘ g at Montague & Districts, per Mrs.

The accused originally pleaded not guilty to the charge but chang- ed his plea to guilty when the court heard the evidence of the arresting officer, Constable Keith Wakelin. The accused was repre sented by Lester O’Donnell.

Three men appeared on drunk and incapable charges. A King 1 Street man, 48, was sentenced to l 20 days in jail; A Hillsboro Street 1 resident, 56, held in custody sincc November 29th, drew a 20—day sus pended sentence; A Lincoln Street resident, 40, was fined $5 and 1 costs or two days.

Am puTire Branch. Discuss By-Laws

Matters of a new constitution and by-laws came in for consider

h 1c1 't c “marge Brings addey Sc 00 ms mas on— ' Br 7-Day Sentence

_‘ in Harrington Hall on Friday

December 12. at 8:00 p. m. A resident of St. Charles drew a snvenday jail sentence when

anizations using this column he pleaded guilty to a charge of

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fail 1*“ their announcements in . . name of the Organization or night Friday, December 12 at 8 ¥ ‘ up who are sponsoring the p.m. Sponsored by Clyde River 31‘ L and Cornwall W. I. There Wil‘ = i also be a sale of lunches and soft drinks, Admission 50 cents and 25 cents.

promote their meetings and ainments are requested to

l ' Kingston Branch Canadian Leg- i.. monthly meeting Thursday, 3 :. »...- 11th. at 8 pm. at New

, -~t Please attend.

.(‘Dri York Hall. Saturday. Decem- Unloadmg car bran. Thursday. 'her 20:11., at 8 pm.

- 'day’ December 11th and 12th.

or CO., Liberal electors of Sea View, w “ark Corner, and Irishtown are ' i vited to attend a public meet- on Thursday evening, Decem- ,, at 8 p. m. in Irishtown

Reserve Friday, December, 19 R‘ l . Glenroy School Concert at St. ‘ .,.. -.~ Theatre Mt. Stewart.

alarm, or 8pm I Shore Hall, Monday, December 3'“ N . m Forest Hill Hall Friday 22nd. at 8.30 p.m. Admission is /" ....i..,i-.. 12th. Websters Orches—E cents and 25 cents. s’ » launches. ‘

SmGain Amateur Cavalcade uyde River Hall, tomorrow

York School Christmas Con ~

Fredericton School Christmas Concert, Friday evening, Decem- ber 193h

Reserve December 19th., for Victoria School Concert to be held in Victoria Hall, 8 p.m.

North Wiltshire School Christ - mas Concert, December 22.

meeting of the P.E.I. branch of the War Amputations of Canada held Tuesday night.

Fifty per cent of the member-

ooor travelling conditions. , Board of directors elected were president, G.E. Sherren (re-elect- ed); vice-president, Keith Mur- ray; secretary-treasurer. C.P. MacKenzie; (re-elected); Wallace Higgins J.C. Craswell, J.D. shepherd executive, C.E. Mac- Innis Dominion representative.

Christmas Concert in Argyle

Regular meeting Abegweit Roy- al Black Preceptory, Friday, De- cember 12, 8 p.m

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R. W. Beck. Pembroke, Collector Mrs. Wen- dell Graham.

$5.00—M.rs. Wendell Graham

$2.00 each: Stanley Hicken. Mrs. Har’old Hicken, Mrs. Geo A. Graham, George G. Grahan Benjamin Henderson, G. Gran Graham. l

$1.00 each: Lester Hickenp Melbourne Llewellyn, Mrs. Ed- ison Collings, John H. Hicken, Mark Jackson, Mrs. William Sencabaugh, Mrs. Hannah ,Col~ lings, Mrs. Carl Graham. James Graham, Mrs. MacLean Gra» ham. William R. Graham, Gus Graham, Mrs. Wilbert Graham

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15¢: Howard Reid.

.50c each: Mrs. Alice Hicken. Mrs. Walter King, Heather Graham, Robert W. Graham.

Total—$32.75.

Whim Road. Collector Mrs. Cecil Campbell

$2.00 each: Norman MacDon- ald, Mrs. Lawrence Stuart. $1.15: Mr. D. Maclntosh $1.00 each: Mrs. Alex Stuart. Mrs. Edna Graham, J. W. Campbell Mrs. Wesley Camp- bell, Cecil Campbell, Webb Nicholson, Mrs. Garnet Moore. Mrs. J. N. MacDonald, Mrs. Al- fred Moore.

.50c each: Mrs. Wayne Hobbs, Miles MacKinnon. Robert Camp- bell, Mrs. Leslie Stuart, Mrs. K, Finlayson, Mrs. .Mack Munroe, Mrs. E. MacLeod, Mrs. R. Mac- Beth.

.60c: Mrs. George Clarey.

Total—$18.75.

Peters Road East. Mrs. Neil Vanlderstine

$2.00 each: Miss Isabelle M. Johnston. Mrs. L. P. Butler, Mrs. Neil VanIderstine.

$1.00 each: Mrs. R. A. John- ston, Mrs. Garfield Johnston, Mrs. Harry VanIderstine. Mrs. Percy Johnston, Mrs. Bessie Graham, Mrs. Lloyd Butler, Mrs. Russell Graham, Mrs. Don Johnston, Mrs. W. A. Beaton, Mrs. Clair Johnston, Mrs. Glen- den R. Johnston, Mrs. George Johnston, Walter Campbell, Wil- liam J. MacLean. ‘

.50c each: Mrs. Harry John- ston, Mrs. Otto Irving, Mrs. Ed- gar VanIderstine.

Total—$21.50. Alliston, Collector Mrs; Ernest Beck

$3.00~Mt. Buchanan W. I.

$2.00—Mrs. Charles MacLeod

$1.50 each—Mrs. Edwin Beck, Mrs. William Carver. Mrs. Erno est Beck.

$1.00 each: Mrs. John L. Mac- Leod, Mrs. Newell MacDonald,

2; Santa Says gaunt; man of the house will go for w these

Gift Items from Rogers”

Collector

Stanley Electric Tools Disston Saws Stanley Hand Tools

Eveready Flashlights batteries. -

C. C. M. Skates and Sticks Savage Guns 0 C. I. L. Ammunition

The ROGERS HARDWARE (:0. Ltd.

WHOLESALE & RETAIL 137 Queen St.

and

Mrs. Art Campbell. Mrs. Artem- as MacDonald, Mrs. Vere Beck, ers. Blair MacSwain, Mrs. Wal- |lace Campbell, Mrs. John ECampbell. Mrs. Herb Campbell. iMrs. Bert Hicken, Mrs. James | Beck, Mrs. John Beck.

; .50c each—Mrs. David ver, Mrs. Samuel Acorn, uel Davidson.

Car- Sam-

Total—$20.00.

Cardigan, Collector Daisy L. Gordon.

$2.00—D. Scrimgeour.

$1.00 each—Daisy Gordon, Mrs. D. A. Acorn, Mrs. Norman MacKenzie. B. I. Matheson. Mrs. F. McNeil], Mrs. Henry

Craswell, Mrs. Jack Webster.

Mrs. Alvin Myers. Total—$10.00.

Glen Martin District.

J. N. MacPherson $3.00—Peter MacLeod $2.50—Finley S. MacKenzle $2.00 each—John N. MacPher-

son, Hugh A. MacPherson. Neil

MacPherson. _ ’ $1.00—«Mrs. Sam MacPherson Total—$12.50

Albion District. Collector Mrs.

John Fraser.

$2.00—Richard Creed

$1.00 each—W. D. Fraser. John Fraser, Simon Rose.

.75c each—Warren Kemp, Mrs. Russell Moore. .50c each—Mrs. Richard West- away, Lloyd , Westaway, Mrs. Alex Jackson, Mrs. J. Harvey Moore, Harry Levers. Mrs. Ernest Griffin. .45c—Mrs. Bert Taylor .30c each—Mrs. Elsie Kemp. Mrs. Oliver Kemp.

Collector

.25c—Mrs. Howard Rem Total—$10.30 ‘ Orwell, Collector Sandra Mac-

Donald. $l.00 e a c h — Mrs. William Greenwood, Mrs. Lloyd Mac-

Leod, Mrs. Normln Wood, Mrs. Percy MacLeod, Mrs. J. D. Mar- tin, Susan E. MacLeod, Mrs. Ernest MacDonald. Mrs. P. I. MacQueen.

Total—$8.00.

Kilmuir, Collector Carole Mac- Pherson.

$10.00—Machwan‘s Ltd.

$1.00 each—Mrs. Angus Mac- Gowan, Mrs. M. C. MacGowan, Mrs. Bruce Lecco, Mrs. Carl MacKinnon, Miss Annie Mac— Donald, Mrs. Kate Smith', Mrs. Sadie G. White, Sam Gil-lis. Mrs. Mack MacKinnon.

.50c each—M rs. Lawrence Lecco, Mrs. L. W. MacKinnon. Mrs. Peter MacDonald, Oswald Fraser, Mrs. George Hume. Miss Carole MacPherson.

Total—$22.00.

Caledonia & Lewis

$2.00 each—George MacLean. Mrs. Ray Smith, A Friend.

$1.00 each—Mrs. ‘C. R. Martin. Dan MacPherson, Angus D. MacDonald, Allan ' Cameron. Norman MacDonald, Mrs. Art Ross, Mrs. Hugh MacKinnon. Mrs. Charlie Stewart, John MacLennan, Mrs. Dan Martin. Neil MacLean, Malcolm Mac- Lean, James Stewart, Donald McAulay, Dan Nicholson.

.50c—Stillman Acorn.

Total-$21.50. '

Cambridge, Collector Mrs. Har- mon Irving.

The Guardian. Charlottetown, ﬁrm, Doc. 11. 1958 8

$1.00 each—Harmon Irving, Andrew Graham. John Davidson .75c eacl-—Harry Irving. Eliza Acorn, Benjamin Richards. .50c each—Alex Olow. Mrs. Libby Graham, Bert MacLeod, Archie MacLeod, Clyde Kerwin, Roy O'Connor, Seymour Hender- son, Grant Sencabaugh.

.35c each—Mrs. Mary David-

son, Clarence Richards, Mrs. Alex Irving.

.25c each—Mrs. John Gid- dings, Wilbert Sencabaugh, Sam- uel Irving.

Total—$11.05.

Lower Montague. Collectors

Eric Elsworth 8: Billy Hicken $5.00—John Clark

$2.00 each—Mrs. James King, William Annear, Bessie Aitken, Lloyd Collings.

Mrs. Louis Wright. Mrs. Albert Blsworth, Maynard A i t k e n. James Hewitt, Mrs. O. J. Poole.

.75c—Peter Parrington.

.50c each—Mrs. Delia Ross. Mrs. C. Taylor, Mrs. Lem Rob- ertson. Fred Aitken, Horace Hewitt, Nat Taylor. R. A. Poole.

40c—Ralph Graham

.25c—Mrs. Austin Ross.

Total—$23.90.

Collector, Carole Yeo

$1.00 each—Mrs. Chessel An- near, Mrs. Jack Annear. Mrs. Annie Schirm' er, Mrs. William Thompson, Mrs. Harold Annear, Mrs. Stillman MacKinnon. Mrs. Cecil Hicken, Mrs. Stephen Hicken, Mrs. Bert Taylor. Total—$9.00.

Grand total Lower Montague —$32.90. '

$1.00 each—Mrs. Harvey Ross,

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