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wire hea — eee . ~ Ma -o—— j —BIRTHS ; 14 The Guarman, Charlottetown, Fri. Jan. 26, 1962. @LPCHES Lowry, Catechist. Worship (DV) te West M om: Tyne Valley day Scheel 7 pm: worshty 7% s, rriages DARRACH — Born at the Prince CHANDLER— In m or ee mar m., Marsheid” 7.50 pm. Christian Youth Week p.m. conductet by Mr Ralph rp emory ‘ 11) : ewart m se BIRTHS LANIGAN — At St. Josepn's Edward Island Hospital om Arthur E. Chandler, passed CARD OF THANKS _icamtianed trom re 239 Rev T.H.B. Somers, The kick rvice Balderston : mean. Hamilton, Ont. on Jan. Thursday, January 18th. 1962, ¥ away, Jan. 26th. 1957. I wi : 0 m of St. James, Charlottetown, in. SPRINGFIELD — O'LEARY MONTROSE PASTORAL wish to thank all the box P-m.; Highfield at 7. P. , Ini ist C : The United Church , to Mr. and Mrs. Alex Dar- Lovingly’ remembered by the terim-moderator —Alma United Baptist Churen- Charge, e Unit church of MORTON — . :962, to Mr. and Mrs. John Youth Week service, ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Wal saelgs (nee Ann Marie) ‘ach, Canoe Cove, a son Blair family. holders of Montague RR 2 for Christian speaker. Rev. Ger- . es. Rev. Ross A. Howard, mims- Canada. Mr. Brown Jardine, lay ter. Morton (nee Phyllis Reid) | qulbetens) r daughter. _ Alexander. Weight 9 ibs., 1 remembering me at Christmas Lyne owe ape minister.” PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ter. Springfield: Sunday Schoo! | minister. Miminegash 11 am: ‘ are happy to announce tne | oz. CARD OF THANKS with mosey and gifts. Hoping 7 ‘ au a 2 Wood Islands, service at 10 a.m.; worship at 11 a.m Elmsdale 7 p.m.; Montrose 3 -s| _birth of their son “David KILLORN — Dr. and Mrs. LH: w seh all have a prosperous New Year NORTH RIVER Baptist Pas Donald we at 930 am. Rev: O'Leary: Sunday School at P.m - York at the Grace Maternity ‘Killorm~ are town HICKEN — Mary and William ine Miner “and aersen or tne Mail Carrier Fred MacKenzie, ‘orate. Rev TW Howard. mip: emerson. minister 10.30 a.m., worship at 7.30 pRINCETOWN, LOT 16 Pas- 3 Mecsas. Wellex on Jen. 11th nounce the birt of their son, Neil are pleased to announce pin. County Hospital fos’ their Montague RR2. ’ ister. Worship: North ~River at MILTON — RUSTICO Angi. pm. 4 toral Charge, United Church af FI . - . Joseph Grant, on January the birth of their ‘son Alan : r r 11 a.m.; Clyde River at 3PM; can Parish. Rector: Rev : , , Canada. Minister: Rev. Ralph Weight 9 Ibs one Brot ~ ne : wonderful attention and kind- Mr. and M y : da ' ev. AE. THE PRESBYTERIAN — oz. Brotner 22nd, 1962, at the Charlotte- Neil. weight 8 |bs.. on January : ! and Mrs Chester Caltag- Kingston at 730 pm. Sunday piercey. St John’ ev ; E Johnston. Malpeque 11 am. for Kim. — t Hospital. W . ness during the illness and death han. Charlottetow rj to River at 2 p.m y. St. John’s. Milton: 11 Church. Rev. E.H. Bean, BA, |° a : own Hospital. Weight 7 Ibs. 2%, 1962, at the P.E I. Hos- oy wag MacDonald. A special express their ai n, wish School at Clyde Riv a.m. Morning prayer and Ser- B.TH, BD, minister. Kensington Lot 16 — Temperance study 10 NOTICES NOTICES pial j thanks to Dr. John B. Downing. Rev. T. P Buller. Fort Acgus POWNAL UNITED Pastoral Mon. St, Mark's, Rustico’ 230 Sunday School 10 aim. Divine *™ worship 7.30 p.m. : : | MORIAM | Dr Grant and Father Bradley. tus the sisters. d Charge Ii am at Bunbury: Pm. MM ening Prayer and Se: service 11 a.m. Freetown Divine NEW LONDON Parish, ith Be iF 2 IN ME also nd i ied her flowers nurses at ne omen and 230 p.m. at Mount Herbert; mon. + service 3 p. m. Keir Memorial, Sunday after Epiphany. Rev. pe : . cards and visi urin se -harlottetown Service wi! JEW’ GLASGOW c Mal ivi ’ Ss NOTICE : PAYNTER joving we her illness, and the good people Hospital, the undertakers at vey a Choir, at Pown- ae “hoe chesuan veomate pastORAL io eee an ae st “hom A\\- of my dear hu - of Borden and vicinit . , - m. Sunday » Hi son Paynter. who 0 passed away kindness and help 7 Y for {hele the Hennessey Funeral Home, al. Rev. TR. Goudge, minister School, 11.00 am. worship. Charge.’The United Church of as; 11 a.m. Holy Communion at | oe ~ January 26th, sad bereavement. also the kind friends and neigh = pRyADALBANE | CHARGE, Minister. Merle W Zimmer. Canada. Rev RM. C am cron. si. ste oh eee) im Eves ao Don't miss the hockey game of the season in This month is here with deep “JV MacDonald, Summerside, DOTS and those who sent mes rye United Church Pleasant "an. Cavendish Baptist Church: minister. Bedeque: Sunday MM epi e = : regrets . I wi sages of sympathy during their Valley at 11 a.m.: Rose Valley 3:00 pm. worship. Minister, School at 10 am.: worship at 11 SOME at St omas . SOURIS RINK It brings back a day I'll never thonee to “ieee my sincere recent bereavement. at 3 pm. Breadalbane at 7.30 Merle W. Zimmerman. Freder- am. Borden. Sunday Schools at FUNDAMENTAL BA PTIST | _ . fied ae bedsi RR ‘. ' al hose on Montague Mrs. Chest Cc p.m. Inaugural service for icton and Bradalbane Church 10 a.m. and 11 a.m.: worship at Church. Central Bedeque Min- il : Is beside your ide for their thoughtfulness _ "TS: Chester Callaghan. 160 United Church Women at Pleas of Christ: 10.00 am Sunday 3 pm. Albany: Sunday School’ ister Harold Hooper. Morning i] : NIG ts My heart was crushed and sore. at Christmas. Raymond Murphy Sydney Street, Charlottetown ni u School, 7.30 p.m. combined - , Ff s . s ii SATURDAY NIGHT, JAN. 27th | lovin arrier, Mon - * ant Valley. Youth services at . even- at 10 a.m.: worship at 7.30 p.m. worship 1045 am: Sunday i | ¢ I tended you with e care Mail C , Montague RR 4. PEL 1 d Breadalb ane. ——ing service at Bradalbane Min- Jo School 12 noon; evening service i] yo ‘Till I could do no more. Rose Valley an t at Breadal- ister, Merle W. Zimmerman. ALBERTON PASTORAL 234 p.m 1] SOURIS LEGION vs. NINE MILE CREEK Lovingly remembered and sad- EMPLOYMENT = EMPLOYMENT = picc‘Nontas. tan 2 at 8 pm Charge, United Church of Can: | : : _. | ly missed by his wife Ruby * pane Mona cod. aA. maD ny Ove HEAD. Pastora' Charge, ada Rev. James H. MacIntosh, BEDEQUE UNITED Rapiist ev ac e kn urch of Canada. BA, BD, minister. Cascumpee Church Rev. H.L Estabroake - Game starts 8:15 | OBITUARY minister. *' Stanhope at 11:00 a.m.; Cove- worship at 1] am.; Alberton associate pastor. Sunday School N PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH head at 2:30 p m. Inaugural ser- Sunday School at 10 a.m.; wor 10 am morning worship IE Neuss MRS. JOHN R. WHITE - URSE WANTED in Canada, St. John's, Belfast. Wonder wilt ben meek ship at 7.30 p.m. am J The many friends of Mrs. 11 @™ churches. Mr. Ronald ¥ O'LEARY PASTORAL Charge SUMMERSIDE CHURCH of rance | John R. White, 222 Weymouth Rev. Donald Nich- Maund, ) Street cit learned with deep , i for jand 7.30 mn a student supply. The United Church of Canada. Christ. Bible School 10 am; * . ’ y / olson, minister. 930 am. Brae: 11 a.m. O'Leary Morning worship !lam. even- Friday and Saturday morning | regret of her sudden passing at | opr PRI 230 pm. West Devon: 730 ing service 7 p.m. Minister Rev - the Prince Edward Island Hos- PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NCE Devon: . . . ~ pital on November 13th, 1961. NIGHT DUTY in Canada, Central Parish. Cly- ae geome O'Leary Sun DL. Howlett . Special group of _| Born at Springton. PEI. on | de River at 11 a.m.: Churchil at NORTH TRYON and Breadal- ay sc 00 10 a.m Inaugural NORTH BEDEQUE Pastoral . a August 31, 1874, she was. the at the 3 p.m.: Nine Mile Creek at 7.30 bane Presbyterian Churches. service United spuren Women at Charge. United Church of Can SKIRTS last surviving member of the p.m. Mr. Merril Bishop, student, North Tryon: Service at 1] a.m dD Hou. Bloomin Rev. ada Minister. Rev Angus e / family of the late Murdoch La- | PRO wili conduct all services. Rev. Sunday School and Bible lass ter amilton, BA, » miniss Brown Freetown 11:00 am | . e mont, and Catherine (Stewart) VINCIAL SANITORIUM Donald Nicholson, interim-mod- at 12.15 p.m. Breadalbane: Bibse : Travellers Rest 200 pm North SWEATERS price Lamont. erator class at 3pm: service at 330 ALBERTON AND = Weat Bedeque 730 pm. @ . After her marriage she re | —Apply to— MARSHFIELD HARRING. °™ Rev. G. Killen, minister Point Presbyterian services FREE CHURCH of Sco'land 4 sided in Stanchel for sixty-two | t d Mt St art "Pp én x RIC . . West Point Sunday School 2 Minister, Rev. J. A. Gilles STRIDES ‘ years, during this time jiving | on and Mi. Stewart = rastora ICHMOND BAY Presbyter- p.m.. worship 3 p.m. conducted Summerside 1000 a.m Cape a ! Charge. The Presbyterian j . j i among friends, and relatives , DIRECTOR OF NURSING On aree. a a. spe terian ae Church, Rev. 1.M. Mae by Rev L.M. MacNaughton, ine Traverse 300 pm: Argyle These are from Island Furriers’ whom she loved, and develop- = = _ urch of Canada. Mr uz aughton, BA minister, Victor- terim- moderator _Alberton Sun Shore 7°30 p.m

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ed many lasting friendships.

A lover of good music, a visit te her home was one to be ex- perienced and never forgotten, always taking an interest in the activities of her community and church.

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Those who knew this amiable l\lady, know that even through ner trials and difficult moments | she maintained a quiet and | steadfast hope and faith.

Her husband predeceased her | in 1939, also two sons, Harold land Wesley passed away in early manhood. She leaves to mourn the loss of a kind and | Joving mother, two sens, Rus- sell in Nanaimo, B.C.,. and Ed- | ward, with whom she resided. | and one daughter Katherine, | (Mrs. Dr. L.P. Hart), Marlboro, Mass., also three grandchildren whom she loved dearly.

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| wae held on November 14th at | the Cutcliffe Funeral Home was conducted by Rev. Donald A. Campbell and was largely at- tended. «fhe hymns -sung »were “The Lord's My Shepherd” and |

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