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Charlottetown Baptists To Erect New Church Building

Last alght a large and well N-

iigations had been paid. .. - Convaners reported as lollowa: "' Md 0' mm mpmll finance. Miss Gertrudec Church members V0led- 11'1""-

Ollli. soo- ial welfare. Mrs. Patrick Ms.-xgn. na: membershlv Mrs. Ernest Me- Tague; educatPX Mrs. Wjltgg Morressey, who asked that the usual prises be voted for dltrllnb tion at St. Dunstan's cl ' g-3. ercises; tifzenship. Mn. 3,3, Fleming. who reported that she had attended the annual meeting of the P.E.I. Chapter of the Polls; Foundation at the Charlottetown Hotel. and was named a man-iber oi the executive at that organiza-

. tion. ; The president thanked all who helped make the cake sale held on

nnanlmously. to build I '1". church. There were only two naysl to the modes "That we build I our church and that we start hnmedlately to find way! means to do so".

A congregational meetinl Vi" he held on wednesday evening” May and. to appoint a bulldini am plnnning committee.

Whether to build on '11! FY9391". location-or select a new site will he voted upon at a later date.

YOUR CHOICE IN raozhis moons

SPRINGTIME IS VALUE TIME WHEN YOU SHOP AT ATKINSON'S WHERE QUALITY ' AND VALUE GO HAND IN HAND. PICK '

ii 1

I the Hall. I I l t

” ' presenting the fulfilment of one . V I lot the Compariys programs dur-ydale Hall. depicts those active in

I ing this. the centennial year of

GUIDES HELP PARKDALE HALL

The 15th Charlottetown tPark- the birth of Lord Baden-Powell. dalet Gii-l Guides Company PM U -sentcd the Parkdale Women's In- Tustitute with a sum of money '0'

Members of the Company raised

The abofe photo. taken at Park-

the presentation.

the money by means of a rum- mage sale, the community pro- Wednesday evening. re- ject phase of their endeavours.

LEFT. Mrs. T. R. .'iiitton. Cap-

tain ol the Guide Company; blar- garet Burns. who made the pre-

sentation: Gail Carver, who read

the ICC0I'IlpBuylu5 address; and Mrs. Henry Douglas. who received the money in her capacity as Pres- ident of the Parkdale W.l.

cm Aiin CENTRAL

fit gifts. Reddin Bros. T

2 the Hughes Drug Store. ,5 jobs. Dial 3275. City.

rtonlgbt sponsored by Calf Club.

REDDIN BROS.. . first stop for Mother's Day Toile

MOTHER'S DA! Cards. and YOUR DOLLAR boys more at

FOR cabinet work, also repair

Pharmacy.

50 hats at 83.95.

..vssn' In-STYLE Milliuery. Gt. George Street. "where every style is ill-Style."

VISIT Hi-Style Iiliilinery. Choose

SPECIALS at Hi-Style liillinery

a hat for mother from large range FILMS in Wheatley River Hall olbuumul hat.

HEAR Mr. R.l'-2. Seller speak on behalf of the Salvation Army on ' CFCY radio tonight at 7 o'clock.

St. Dunsta n's C.W.L. Meets

The May meeting of the St. Dun-

Catliolic Women's League was held at the Knights of Columbus Home. Tuesday. May 7th at 8:00 p.m. Mrs. Fred Itlziciiiillan, the newly-elected president occupied the chair. The Very Rev. Director. P.F. MacDonald opened the meet- ing with prayers.

"0 Canada" was played by Mrs. J.E. Fleming. and the minutes of the April meeting were read by the recording secretary. Mrs. L.L. Noonan. These were approved and

si.an's Basilica subdivision of the it

Saturday, April M in aid oi Social welfare. such an outstanding suc- cess. Arrangements were complet- ed for the annual Tag Day. to be held from May 21-24.

The Reverend Director then ad- dressed the meeting and gong,-gg. ulaled the president ant now u- ecutive. He also urged the men-

and exhorted them to make an all- out effort for increased member- ship. He then gave a very Intelegt. ing explanation of the matrimo- ial tribunal being conducted in liai- ifax for the Maritime Provinces. The meeting then closed with the Act of Consecraiion recited by Father MacDonald.

At a special meeting held on April 9 the following conveners were named by the president: spir- ual. Mrs. P.E. Holland; Girl Guides. Mrs .F.A. Coyle: preaa, Mrs. R.J. MacDonald; education. Mrs. Walter Morressey; member- ship. Mrs. Ernest McTague and Mrs. P..I. Nealis: finance, Min Gertrude Coady; citisenship. Mrs. J. E. Fleming: programme. Mrs. .I.L. McGuigan; social action, Mrs. Patrick Mcltenna: institutions, Mrs. .l..I. Trainor: magazines. Mrs. Ella Connolly; radio. TV, and films. Mrs. Gerald Mitchell; re- port lorms, Mrs. Arthur DeCoste.

bers to have spiritual meditation. mm

TORONTO (CPI - Temper? tures issued by the Toronto PW Ilc weather ofiice.

Min Max

Saint John 41 75 Moncton 40 71 .3 51 76 Charlottetown 44 62 sydngy 47 63 Yarrnooth 47 51 St. John's 35 47

RALIFA XtCP) - The weather office says warm. summer like weather with sun!!! N09 "d temperatures in the high 705 BM! low 30;, covered the southern Maritimes Wednesday.

Forecasts:

Prince Edward Island and east- ern N.B. counties: clear becom- ing cloudy with a few showers in the aiternoon; w a r m e r: will winds 20. Low - high at Charlotte- ton 45 and 80. Moncton 50 and 33.

High tide today at Charlottetown at 6.20 a.m. and 6.41 p.m. Summer- side tide eighteen minutes later than Charlottetown. Sun rises to- day at 4.51 am. and sets at 7.23

D.I'I'l.

i,IIl. . . . . 89c

Km

UP YOUR PHONE. DIAL 6545 OR 6546 AND GET YOUR WEEKEND ORDER FROM YOUR HOME OF FINE FOODS. '

VERI-IEST

I Qmuyy

FRESH G30

HEINZ II 0!.

TOMATO - KETCHUP

itisiv. TEIIIIEII

Any 2 For 53:

MEATS -

Malina STEAK. . 2 lbs. 59: PORK CHOPS .. . . Iii. 63c PORK FOR ROASTING . lb. 59;

-ties and Cosmetics.

WE TREAT the sick well. Gig- gey's Pharmacy. open I am. to I p.m.

MOTHER'S DAY. Give her Ga- nong's Delecto Chocolates. Cana-

3 da's Finest Gift Package A

at TURKEY suerisn. Wednesday. it . May 15th in St. Pius Parish min. at Parkdale. ..

j ASK FOR Gauong's G. B. Cho-

CENTRAL Royalty Hall tonight three-act play "Journey's End" li:i5.

COMMUNITY Cnncc-rt members attention. the conccrtmcn- male choirs. Prince of Wales College. Saturday. 8:15.

COMMUNITY concert members attention. the concertmen- male choirs, Prince of Wales College, Saturday. 8:15.

' colates. The finest in the land. On "LIX Graham yechmwlm. mm

531'? Ii 3” CPWY C0'm”"' ;I:”lre Olllullhe Heather." will be

own t evening in the Char-

..::'"::.:.'":..:';':.I:”9.:r:it.:.-1.::: ---an cm -2 s o'coc .

at the Sports Arena. LEAVING FOR B.C.- Gordon - 3.2: giywdgbvgn 3; M.-. an s. . . w y, eaves or c- Ph"macy' ioris. B.C. on Thursday morning. you M01-nmrg my end; I" where he will serve with the Royal

" large selection at Maritime Sta- Canadian Nnvy durins the sum- tioners Ltd. mer months. holding the rank of

signed by the president. Mrs. James Pendergast read let- ters oi appreciation for good wish- e

cs during Illness from several per- The Reverend F. G. Stewart, D.D.

2 for 49c

GRAVES APPLES

FOR PIES

29"

KRAFT cssaoxsin nannm.

BACON mos. Illi. pkg. 39c

iiiiiiidiioins. . . III. 53:

i6"i'ii" BEEF . . . . .t lli.39c I Iii. pkg. 43c

MAPLE Lsisr-oiinno A NEW FLAVOR

WIENERS . . '.

sons including Rev. PF. MacDon- ald. Monsignor Patrick McMahon. Mrs. Arthur DeCoste. and Mrs. Patrick Murray. (Mass) Mrs. Pen- dergast also read a letter from Mrs. Fred MacMillian. expressing her appreciation for sympathy and Mass offering given by the sub- division on the occasion of her mother's death.

The treasurer's report given by Mrs. Maurice Griffin showed a satisfactory balance after all ob-

Modorotor of the General Assembly

The Presbyterian Church in Canada

asslstodby not

Requiem High Mass at St. Dun- stan's Basilica at 9:00 o'clock. Interment in the Catholic Ceme- tery.

ENGAGEMENTS

MR. AND MRS. GEORGE E.

wlllasldressapnbllcservloo u l TIN

THE WESTMINSTER CHOIR

oltlio

Perfection

Officer Cadet. UNLOADING COAL- A. Pick-

and Bras d'0r stoker coal.

daily at Edison's General store .V Vernon.

ADELLA8 M

ITI Grafton St.

BE SURE to visit Maritime Sta-

ll tloners Ltd. this week and see our ' g ,, large display of Mother's Day it cards. TROPICANA DEBBIE! Jul! ar- lived site 14 to 20; and 1655 to 245 The Gloria Ladies' Wear. 156 Great George st

ARE YOU LOOKING for glovaa wear with your spring costume and short atylu. All colon Special 3198 The Gloria Ladies' Wear. I56 Great George St

.REDDIN BROS. have I)eMers. Lowney. Page and Shaw. Molrs.

5&3 Neuaon. Rowan-ee . smiles

M I L L A R. Murray Harbour,

I ard and Co. are unloading cars of Acadia Nut. Sprlndtill screened

LOBSTERS - Fresh lobetora Mother's

, iilinery I Day specials. Prices 32.95 to 87.95. Teenagers Bandeau's 81.05 to 33.95.

was in Sherwood Cemetery. Pall bearers were W. E. Bentley. Thomas White. Frank Hobbs, Stewart Pierce. Percy Smallwood. Gerald R. Foster.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY -The funeral of the late Richard H ud- erlon was held yesterday after- noon from the Cutcliffs Funeral Home. The service was conducted by Rev. Dr. E. A. Betts. assisted by Rev. Owen Cochran. The pail hearers were Messrs: Fred Coles, Emmerson Kent, John Warren. Russell Wlieatlay, Owen Youniser. Wilber Younker. Interment was in Kingston C A y.

neral of the late Mrs. Cassie Mc- Lean. who passed away on May 2 in the Royal Victoria Hospital Montreal was held on Tuesday morning from the residence of her

FUNERAL YESTERDAY -The funeral oi the late Mrs. James T. Mackee was held from the MacLean Funeral Home yesterday morning. Service was conducted by Rev. Canon Mofiatt. Interment

I FUNERAL TUESDAY- The fu-

of their only daughter Myrtle

ford Ritchie. son of Mr.and Mrs. James A. Ritchie of Smiths Falls. Ontario. Marriage to take place on Thursday. June 27. 1957. at Klmbourne Park, United Church Toronto, Ont.

MARRIAGES

WILSON - SCOTT - A! Central

United Church. Dunstaffnage. May mi, 1961. Harold Graham Wilson of Haiiiax. N.S. and Mar- jorie Ruth Scott of Marshfleld.

1.

North. announce the engagement :

Beatrice. to Mr Donald Clif-

Bcatsttuiiou

Missionary and Deaconess Training School

Toronto In

Zion Presbyterian Church

monsoon, MAY 9th.-8:00 ens.

go... But God.

eos.n'ss now

CHEESE

OLD 3 oz. 4 5'; WEDGE SALADA TEA BAGS 90 B PLUS 10 BAGS

ALL Fiili 99c

SWIPT'S

Va GALLONS

PERFECTION ICE CREAM DELICIOUS '

ORANGE AMBROSIA

ORANGE - PINEAPPLE - COCONUT

SPECIAL BRICKS

29” 98”

JOI-INSON'S PASTE WAX

3 Calevi 1' C ueklas. Mother's Day choco- -l lates.

daughter. Mrs. Joseph D. Mcdon- Newport. to St. George's

I . Acr IN roncs: - if ation A , A iiii"::..:"l..i”:if:.””2: i 5'lVERlW WE glzrmiantrntlghohiiiz ihcgnotalngnm ofIlolate1t'lh at ltlii;'u'rv'i'oe at :the WOODEN WARE um WARMIRP I-3 c i..... of the'Royai c....u.. t'.','f'p..:..””.,. ”.7.2';!:.;'.5,'..fi 8:3 SALAD srrrs 11.95 in NH mm to 2 , SOCIAL EVENING at Bonshaw. ;';;':f5i;;,,f,f,f”ii,i',,f?:f”;,,2;Z'Le?f,i,T”fnT LAZY SUSANS 4'55 gl;uil'l'su,”'src. -mar ' P 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 c I III. tin . . . . . -

:,';:'&"Is.5n:g'ollie.l.g:'l2e:3,::'ta' torment was in the church cem- C . E 11-gggg p-RQM1-glovgu '

ntic ti-om Bonsiiaw and eighbor- mgr” ""'F"1 W" i""'V "t APPEAL. susr aswr

II: communities cordially invited. ' 733 IDEAL 3”” W" rnois tots smiuru IN LO O OZ. 335" A

'9 . more ans:

lentil Macquarrie and Angus Mac- To C A R 0 E Y 0 U R mm wAuER gym;

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b3 M” "d 'l""'- K9” I-5 WC” the arrival of llhgire 3

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