Oontral Royalty Vl.l. Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of Central Royalty W. I was held school. on. November president, Mrs. Mi8CAUSl3nd, was in the chair. The meeting opened by repeating the Creed.

from and

It was decided to hold 9. First Aid Course. the first meeting to he held in the school. This is for residents of

NOVEMBER 27, 1953

New officers

Ward: treasurer, Mrs. new.

The meeting adjourned the The

in 6th. mittee for next meeting will

Elsie Mcleod. Rita Mk:Le0d

Twenty-six members and one Min Nichol.

Visitor Were present. Minutes at The meeting closed with "The the last annual and monthly Queen," y

meetings were read and approved. m.....L..L Correspondence was read and dis- SCUNTHORPE, England .s Cu3Bed- All committees were heard (OP)-Council of this Lincoln-

new ones appointed. shire town warned tenants of

garages for their

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the community as

for the cnlauing year are: president. Mrs. Arthur Love: vice president. Mrs. William Stewart Wright; secretary, Mrs. Alex AI-

and lunch was served by the commit- tee in charge. The new lunch com- be hostess. H. Love, D. McAus1and. and

new housing estate they must find cars, because on paths and gardens spoil the appearance of the estate.

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Mra Daniel Maclfizinon of Churchill spent a. Sunday in King- ston recently. visiting with her daughter and aon-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Holmes.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Crabbe of Bladworth. Saskatchewan. were re- cent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Newaon and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Newson.

Mr. William Colwill and Mr. Stnwart Colwill recently saw I deer which was grazing in a. pas- ture field on their farm.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Younker were visitors to the home of Mr.

lllheatley River Vl.l. Annual Ildeeting

titute met. at the home of Mrs. Leonard Ling for the annual meet- ing. with fifteen members and two visitors present.

opened the meeting by the singing of the Creed in unison. The minutes of the last annual and last regular

The school committee reported that a new book case had been pur- chased for the school.

The secretary was asked to get C.L.O. capsules from the Red Cross Office and to purchase a wreath for November .llt.h. A discussion took place regarding Crokinole partlesto be held in the near future.

The secretary treasurer gave the financial statement which showed 3597.25 taken in and t5l6.0l paid out, leaving a. balance of 381.24

Election of officers resulted as

appointed monthly, Mrs.

Wheatlcy River Women's Ins-

Christmas".

The president presided and

Chandler.

"Ode" and repeating the

meeting were read, approved and follows: president, Mrs. Preston Institute Nine members paid their signed. The president then gave r. Rackham: vice-president. Mrs. dues. One of the members. who is short address. Harold Chandler; secretary-trelh leaving the district. was presented

Reports of committees were given. surer. Mrs. Harry Ling; directors,

auditors, Mrs. Harold Chandler and Mrs. Cora Ling; sick committee Harold Buntaln and Mrs. Norman Ling; school committee appointed mon- thly. Mrs. Lloyd Stead. Mrs. Milton Rackham invited the members for the December meeting. when roll call will bs"Wha.t I would like for The lunch committee will be Mrs. Horold Buntain; Mrs. Leonard Ling and Mrs. Harold

Collection amounted to 31.1). one new member was weclomed to the

New Residents at Springfield

vomber 15th. I

the community.

On the evening of Tuesday. No- idenfs of spring- field and vicinity assembled at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Ha- gen to tender them a. welcome to

Mrs. J. E. I-fulam capslbly acted as chairman and after a few open- ing remarks called on Mrs. Alex McDonald who read an address closed by ainging the National with a suitable gift. The meeting A t” .

tmunsoav. it THE GUARDIAN. WN . . , . gt -, ., ll Inatltutaemb. " oommi edfr-uiMrI.Le0n.ardLing.Mr.0ordo iatetotl; ' " " '" 5' Klnsston And Vlolmty 3.2: ....:::: ms ........? ....... ... ..... ...:.. ...:: Wtlcomt Elven ant: ..........'..:::--l;-: ,.-e

Ientation of a. gift. Mg, thanked his friends and neigmn for their kind expression 0.; no: will and assured all of 3 wgmn. at any time.

Complimentary remarks m also made by Mr. Alex M - Then all sang "For '11-ley,A,, Good Fellows." The evening W. pleasantly spent in cards and mm chat. A delicious lunch was am" by the ladies.

rnmaul Maronm

Canadian cities of 100,000 . more population have more female. than males at all ages from 15 ye”. up.

and Mrs. Marl: Young. Bunbury, on Sunday, November 16th.

students of Kingston School have successfully conducted the sale of poppies for the local branch of the Canadian Legion.

Many learn with regret of the passing of Mrs. Keith Dixon. so early in life. at thirty-seven years. This entire vicinity joins in ex- tending sincere sympathy to mem- bers of her family.

The mail courier, Mr. Albert Clow, who has been on the deliv- ery for over forty years. is still making his daily rounds which covers a distance of 24 miles per day.

On Sunday. November 9th the annual Rally Day Service was held in Kingston United Church with the full seating capacity of the church occupied by a. large and appreciative crowd of people. A programme was carried out by the children. The annual Women's Institute meeting was held at the home of Mrs. William Colvill with a large attendance. The officers for the coming year were installed in of- fice. Mrs. Tyrus Holmes was ask- ed to place the wreath at the cenotaph. After appointing sick, school, cards and lunch commit- tees for next month. the presi- dent adjourned the meeting. ' --AI

IN MEMORIAM

MR. JOHN MacLEOD

There passed away peacefully at his home in Victoria Cross on August Slat. John M. Maclieod in his 49th year. The late Mr. Mac- Lcod was born at Victoria Cross on the 21th day of September. 1903. a son of the late John M. and Alexlna MacLeod. He spent most of his life at Vic- toria Cross where he conducted farming operations which were in- terrupted by his service to his country in the Canadian Army Ac- tive from l9-ii to i944. It was dur- ing his military service that he developed the IIIHESS which even- tually resulted in his early death.

Mr. MacLeod married Ella. Buch- anan in 1932. Her loving care and untiring devotion sustained him during his long hours of suffering. whidh he bore with heroic patience and fortitude.

Although Mr. MacLeod knew for more than a. year that his day! were numbered. not even his cloa- est friends and relatives were A- ware of the seriousness of his ill- ness until shortly before his death.

Besides his wife there are left to molnn the loss of a loving father and brother, one son, John Mav- nard, 14 years of age. and daugh- ters; Mary Margaret, 13 years of age: Ada Doreen. it years of age; Betty Ella, 3 years of age. and Bar- bara Alexina, born -July 4th. i952. all at home; one brother. Malcolm llt Victoria Cross: and four sisters: Bessie, Mrs. William Penderlzast. of Roslindale, Mass: Margaret. of Chestnut Hill. Mass.: Cornelia. Mrs.

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Joseph Miller. of Roxbllry, Mass.: and Catherine. Mrs. William Fer- guson. of Lorne Valley. Prince Ed- ward Island. A sister. Ada pre- deceased him some years ago.

The funeral service. which was held from his borne on September 2rd. was conducted by Reverend A. D. Macxenzie. D. D.. of the Unit- ed Church, Montague. Reverend Maoxenzie brought a beautiful-

essage of comfort and sympathy.

The Brooklyn Trio consisting of Willard Bruce, Malcolm Munroe and John Bears. very feelingiy rendered. "Jesus Lover Of My Soul" grfavourite hymn of the deceased. Another favourite hymn. "What a Friend We Have In Jesus”. was beautifully rendered by a close friend of the deceased. Willard MacLean. Mrs. Byron Stewart pre- sided at the organ.

The large concourse of neigh- bours. relatives, and friends who attended the funeral bore silent tributes to the esteem in which the deceased was held by all who knew him. The many floral tri- butes, cards and letters of sympa- thy. and the many words and acts of sympathy and kindness received by the immediate mourners. also bear out the general feeling of ions occasioned by Mr. MacLeod's un- expected passing. .

Burial took place in the Monta- gue Cemetery where an impressive memorial service was nducted by the Canadian Legion. ”B.E.B.L.. un- der the leadership of William Bro- there and Malcolm Macxenale. A feature of this service was "The Lament" rendered by Piper. Percy Grooms of Charlottetown.

The pallbearers were. Gm-lea Mellim. Charles Macbeod. Fred Troy. Leo M. Oil-Iallou-an. Stewart Adams. and William Femlmn.

"He who lives in the hearts of those he loved can never die."

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