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Irienris.

Lril to mourn hie

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A short service was held at his isle residence on Sunday. April 14th.. and at the Maria Unlwd

Mr. Maoheod gave a message or hope and comfort to those so rarely and saddened bereaved; the hymns sung: ”Ssfa in The Arms or Jesus" and "Sweet Eye and 3,9 '. also a choir selection. "The 0.. Rugged Cross.” The flowers that banked the cas-

uomlori to the sorrow- mg relaiives. .19 leaves to mourn Illb widow uw former Adelia Sanderson. The allowing sons and daughters: two on predeceased him. one serving in wnrld War ii; Lloyd. North llsrshflcld, Mass.; tswa; Alton. Port Arthur. Out; a. Charlottetown; Sherman and Sheldon at

. Mrs. Ben Bent-5. Belle rr. Evelyn. Mrs. Alton Rep- Milburn; Hamilton. 0nt.: nt.; Edith. Eldon: Phyllis. Mrs.

is also survived by one are. Mrs. Hans Jorgenson. North srshfieid. Mass.. and twenty-one sndchildren. interment toolt place in Merle

floral Tributes Pillow - Wile.

Shirley and Percy. Phyllis and Vernon.

Jean and Ira.

Rhoda and Herbert. Mabel and Howard. Olive and Elsie. Morell Co-op.

Spray; Li-ilh and Allan.

Grandchildren.

'l'uIlrIs e Pearl and lleen.

n Memoriam

JOHN A. IoDONALI

Th:-rs passed away at his home Smichfort Mr. John A. a prominent lcotchfort -. He had been

-Ir. McDonald was one at he rm-I dc endants at the early -nlr-h settlers olchfori in the earh' days and .u on hie farm diet Ire monu- Iriil oi these early eettlarl still lamls.

in community He he was al- -as prominent dd alloyed Ia Iuxnininnce at I large number

i widow. the

forum- ill of Point b Roche iimond in Cleveland, ltithter Dorothy in use L '; .

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in

Illlt. 8. with the "cut. Mrs. W. . Fitzpatrick. presiding. Thirty mesngglre were in. atten- ' recitaiion of the barn Pr Emilie Director. ltev. ether Mac-

as.

A very successful report of the year's finance was given by the treasurer. Mrs. Joseph McNally. It was decided to have the have the ehurc swept twice month- ly during the months of June. July. August and September.

The president gave a brief re-

coruwi new c.w.1..

patrlck. (re-elected); 1st Vice Pres-

read the minutes. Correspondence reealv i hie identr Mrs. J. Alex MacDonald: 2nd D''''''

was received frosn Blood clinic and Provincial president.

Vice Pruldent. Mrs. ltay Hu hes; -1- , Church. The tuners! services at are Vice President. Mrs. sfeivm ,, .;,':s;::,t:':::;:;,';;:,,:g;P;;,'; c,f.";'e,, M the home and church WE?! COIl- MoQusid; Secretary. Mrs. Leo C. W. L M”. 11' M De ducled by his minister. Rev. B. Lund; Treasurer. Mrs. Alphonsus Elem”, of omce" "wmd " Wm, . wuodlm A. Mscbeod. Peters

- follows: Past President. Mrs. ul Special I:omniIiter:hCt)Li;V&neli'lE 1-nnk Conga; prmdem, Mn go: 5W99PI"U- M"- J03? C 5 Yv Emmett Martin; let vice , esident, unlit Mm PNTIC L'"Y- ,4 Mrs. Hector MacDonald; Ind vice- Thl WIIVGBQ" 0' "19 mndmg president. Mrs. Kenneth MacDon- Wmmmeu Wm be 3W'0Imed 3' aid; Srd vice president. Mrs. J. B. U"! "at GNWIIVE m9eII"l- Mscxinnonz sec'y;-l:rea.. Mrs. E. E Peters; Counc ors. Mrs. P.

- a son. Bertran at Mount Stewart. M” 3"" M”Q'”Vd' mm

Meeting closed with prayer by Father Wood.

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Following the minutes. reports heard from the conveners of various standing com- mittees. The resignation of Mrs. Cyrus Pickard as Guide Captain was regretfully accepted. and a appreciation was extend- ed to her for her four years of devoted deligence to the Park-

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continued I least he Cub worlr was reported.

Among the Thank You's receiv- ed were two from teachers at the school. .who had received trnmed pictures and supple- mentary readers.

Reports from several catering committees showed that title has and an even busier period is fore- been a very busy month indeed. casttby the discussions and ar- rangements made for forth banquets. At this time it was also decided to purchase new drapes for the hall.

The feature program of Isa evening was an excellent demon- stratlon of setting and combing

The titty man's ulirsltttute was

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home of Ilrs. Lloyd Reid on May 3, with the president, Mrs. Marvyn Johnston. presiding. Roll call was to by lil members. A was served by the hostess. assisted by Mrs. Edward

Mr. and Ira. Harry Higgin- recent Hlggl.nbotham's Seymour Henderson

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congratulations are extended b Mr. John Klcken. oak valieauytt

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where a delicious supper was en- joyed. It is pleasing to note that Mr. Hicken enioys good health and still takes a keen interest in the daily events of the community. His many friends wish him many more Happy Birthdays.

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