Members of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind Auxiliary did much to make the

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YULETIDE PARTY

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presented a-gift te Miss. Grace Seaman in honour ef her ap- proaching marriage.

Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Bernard, Baltic, have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. Harold Bigelow, Southwest Lot 16.

Mr. Edward (Murdock) Bryan- ton, Spring Valley, has been visit- ing his brother, Mr. Preston Bry- anton, Rollo Bay.

Mr. Ivan Ramsay, Southwest Lot 16, Miss Ellen Hazelwood, Mr. and Mrs, Herman Bryanton and son and daughter, Gerald and : Faye, of Spring Valley are spend-

— ereemees Eight tables of bridge were in | play Monday evening at the Cha-- Jottetown Hotel when the mem- ‘bers of the Duplicate Bridge ‘Club held their weekly meeting. | Winners were: North and South} 1. Mrs. Lloyd Wellner and Mrs. Helen Dunbar; 2. Mrs. Benjamin Rogers and Mrs. J. David Ste- wart. East and West: 1. Mrs. Robert King and Mrs. Robert . 2. Mr. Bayfield Ellis and . Coffin. An interesting feature of next week's meeting will be the com- petition for Masterpoints by all) members of the American Con-; tract Bridge league of which) ; are-70. eligible members in Charlottetown.

Miss Pauline Noonan, RN, of Montreal, spent the Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.L. Noonan, City. While here she attended the MacDonald Seaman wedding at Bloomfield ‘@n Dec: .26. Miss Noonan left yes- terday by plane for Montreal to her duties at St. Mary's

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Miss Sandra Hunter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hunter, left by plane on Tuesday to spend the New Year holidays at Wind- gor Junction, N.S., where she will visit Miss Gail MacDonald.

Miss Lee Kitchen, student nur- ge at St. John General Hospital, arrived this week to spend the

New Year with her mother, Mrs.}.

Laura Kitchen, Palmer Apart-

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Miss Ella, Jones of Moncton, aunt of Mrs. Kitchen, fs also a house guest for the holidays.

Mrs. David Rennie, New Wilt- ghire, has been visiting her dau- g@hter, Mrs. Chester Bernard, who has been ill at her home, 25 Hills- boro Street.:

Miss Gail Williams left Mon- day by train for Toronto where ghe will visit with friends. She will also be guest of her grand- mother, Mrs. Fred Purser, Kit- chener, Ont., and her brother,

tario.

A well known Islander, Mrs. Mary Catherine MacIntosh, of Lodi, California, died recently in her ninety-seventh year. Mrs. Mac , a native of Orwell Cove; the Island for Lodi, where she married a prominent farmer, Thomas B. MacIn- . At the age of ninety, Mrs.. Macintosh enjoyed her first air- trip to York, P.E.I., where she visited her niece, Mrs. Wil- Ham Crockett, and Mr. Crockett. She was a sister of the late Dan W. MacPherson, Orwell Cove.

Miss Jane Morrison entertain- ed at her home in Summerside at the tea hour on Boxing Day ‘hon- ig the Misses Dorothy Clark, , and Donna Silliphant, RN, ons to their parture for | Jaw, Sask. Assisting in HTanton were Miss Mary Rae

Tanton, RN. Mrs. George Small- 'man and Mrs. Wilfred Waugh,

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Mr. and Mrs. George Schurman « M'ss Annabel Lea of Moncton, N.B. spent the weekend in Sum- merside visiting the former’s mother, Mrs. Layton Schurman.

Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Cairns, daughter, Margaret, and Mrs. T. B. Carruthers of Summerside, spent the week-end with relativ- and friends in Halifax, N.S.

Mr. Arthur Callbeck, student Nova Scotia Technical Coll<ze, x, is spending his vaca.ion} his parents, Mr. and ’Mrs. Callbeck, Summerside.

Miss Bernice Bunston of Ottawa spending the Yuletide season

Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Morrison en- tertained at their home in Sum- ‘merside on Christmas day when their children and grandchildren were present.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Diamond and

three children returned to their home in Halifax after spending Christmas holidays with Mrs. Diamond's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Arsenault, Summerside.

Mrs. L.G. Dewar and Mrs. H.J. MacWilliams, O'Leary, entertain- ed recently at Mrs. Dewar's home at a nurses Christmas party. Dur- ing the evening Mrs. W.E. Turne

ing a two weeks vacation at North 3ay, Ont., guests of Mr. Bryan- ‘on’s brothers, Stacy and Freddy [ Bryanton, | Mr. and Mrs. F.W. Hastings and daughter, Karen Ann, of Am- herst, N.S., are guests of Mrs. lastings’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Matthews for the Christ- mas and New Year's hOlidays.

Miss Sandra Matthews, student ; at Mt. Allison University is spend- ing the Christmas holidays ,with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, John , A. Matthews, O'Leary.

noon. Left to right are auxili- Hyndman, Mrs. Harry

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Mrs. John Gordon, Mrs. A. W. | William Teed.

were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs, John A, Matthews, O'Leary.

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The aamual meeting of the Kelly's Cross Women’s Institute

was held in the school room with five members present. A discus- sion was held on the continua- tion of the Institute in this com- munity due to the. poor attend- ance during the previous two years. It was decided that since May, 1960, will be the fifteenth anniversary of this organization }and that nine members offered to join and be active that the In- stitute continue.

The January meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Curley. The secretary reported a balance of $34.00 on hand after all bills were paid. Donations were made to the T.B. League, Polio Clinic, to- the convention for prizes for students making the three high- est marks in the. Matriculation

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WOMEN’S ORGANIZATIONS

Kelly’s Cross WI Members To Continue Organization:

examinations. The sick of the dis-|Christmas cards were not gener-| trict were brought treats and the | ally used until about 1846.

school children were given treats at the end of the school year and at Christmas. ; :

Correspondence consisted of a letter from Mrs. Burge stating that the membership fees- for the coming year be fifty cents each, half of which would be paid to the Provincial secretary. - The same officers were asked to con- tinue and a was held on raising is. It was decided to hold @ dancé in the school dur- ing the holidays, plans for which would be completed later.

Miss Monaghan asked the mem- bers for contributions of candy, | sandwiches and doughnuts and} to take charge of the sale of| lunches at the Christmas concert.

CHRISTMAS CARDS Now a popular institution, |

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This is the way she likes to do her market- . ing: filling her list of needs in ene place,

well-stocked shelves.

“She likes to do her banking the same easy, eonvenient way. At her local bank, all under ene roof, a trained and courteous staff provides every- thing in the way of banking service. Here she ean cash a cheque, arrange a loan, open a deposit account, rent a safety deposit box, buy money orders or travellers ehequés—the list of banking services goes on and on.

All over Canada, the chartered banks make this same convenient, one-stop service

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GROUP ONE. GROUP TWO. ,

Chrome-plated legs and hard wearing arborite mate cealiey vn See ee ae one

tops. Chairs have padded seats and backs with eee ae eee oe set

iiiatin’ dcivuitane: 49 95 and backs on chairs. Reg. 79.50 to 89.50 Special, set aw"

59.50 Not exactly as illustrated

Special, set Not exactly as illustr ated

: CLEARANCE ! 2 pe. Chesterfield Suite

One only. Hardwood no-sag construction covered with nylon-rubberized material.. Foam rubber cushions. Regular 329.00. Blue colour.

Special, 2 pieces - 289.50

2 pc. Davenport Suite

suite has leather covered arms and fabric upholstery. \ Chair is vibrator massager. Both pieces have round turned

/ This legs. Beige and brown. Regular 2590

Special, 2 pieces Not exactly as illustrated

219.00 ~~

CLEARANCE!

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“THREE PIECE BEDROOM SUITE

One only suite with double dresser, chest of drawers and bookcase bed in walnut veneer finish. Regular 289.00:

Special, 3 rece 229.00

One only suite containing chest of drawers, double dresser with mirror, bookcase bed in Seamist finish. Regular 239.00

Special, 3 pieces 1 89.50 ‘NO DOWN PAYMENT

One only suite with bookcase bed, single dresser, chest ‘of

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