Wed,, Jan. 29, 1958 IN MEMORIAM

LAMO;\'T—In loving memory of ‘.

our mother. Mrs. Neil A. La- mont. who passed away Janu- ary 29th, 1955. God saw you were getting weary‘ Mother He did what he thought was best‘ He put his arms around you dear And whispered come home and rest

Sadly missed and ever remem- bered by Mabel and Harry.

HOUSTON—In loving memory of our dear husband, and father,

James A. Houston, who died.‘

January 29, 1956.

Ever remembered by his wife, and daughter, Mrs. James A. Houston, and Marguerite.

BRYENTON-—In loving memory of my» grandfather Andrew Bry- enton who passed away Jan. 29, 1952.

I-Ieartaches in this world are

many,

But losing you was worse than

any:

Forever in our hearts you will be,

For no one misses you more than

we. I Always remembered by his granddaughter, Ethel Adams.

ROBERTS — In loving memory of Harry E. Roberts, died Jan. 28th, 1938.

Some one remembers, some one cares

Your name is whispered in all our prayers

A smile a tear although sincere

How often we wish that you were here.

Remembered by wife and fam- ily.

CARDS 0F THANKS

The family of the late Peter Cal- laghan wish to express our deep

, appreciation and thanks to Rev.

Father Walsh, Rev. Father Maz- aire Gallant, Rev. Father McKen- na, Rev. Father Rooney, Rev. Fa- ther Trainor and Rev. Sylvere Gallant also Dr. Shea, Parishion- ers, neighbours, relatives and other kind friends for their many acts of kindnesses, Mass Offer- ings, Enrollments and messages of sympathy at the time of the sickness and death of our dear father. A special thank you to Mr. and Mrs. Pat Callaghan.

We wish to express our sincere thanks, to the Sisters, Nurses and Dr. 0’Hanely, for their kindness shown to our little girl, Brenda, while she was a patient in the Charlottetown Hospital, also to all our kind neighbors and friends for their gifts, cards and Phone calls.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Donahue,

Cornwall.

The family of Ronald A. Mac- Donald wishes to acknowledge grateful appreciation the many kind expressions of sympathy, spiritual bouquets and ﬂoral tri- butes, and to thank all their re- latives friends and neighbors for their understanding and kindness during their recent bereavement.

Mrs. Ronald A. MacDonald and

family.

IN MEMORIAM

ALBERT CURRAN

On the morning of December 22 residents of Summerville. lear- ned with regret the passing of one of its oldest and most res-. pected residents, Albert Curran in his 88th. year.

The late Mr. Curran was born in Pleasant Grove, P.E.I. and when a young man moved to Summerville and lived the rest of his life in this community.

Although a semi-invalid for the past six years, he was still able to take a keen interest in activi- ties of the home and community. A few days previous to his death, he suffered a stroke from which he did not recover.

During his illness, he was fre- quently visited by Fr. Gillis, and Fr. Cash who administered to Iliim the last Rites of the Catholic church.

His wife, the former Alice Doyle, pre-deceased him 13 years -ago; also one da.ughter Florence died at the age of 3% years.

There are left to mourn the memory of a kind and loving father, three daughters and one son: Mary, (Mrs. Joseph MacEa- chern, Websters Corner); Lucy, (Mrs. Rudolph Murnaghan,' Tar- antum); Florence (Mrs. Melvin Murnaghan, Tarantum); and Ber- tram on the home stead.

Also_to mourn the loss is a niece, Anna (Mrs. Francis Jay Stougan Mass.) on whom from infancy, he bestowed a father’s loving care ;' one brother, Herbert, Dorchester. Mass., also survives and thirteen grand-children, and three great grand-children.

The funeral took place Decem- ber 24th. to St. Joachims Church Vernon River where Requiem Mass was celebrated by Father Vincent, G. Murnaghan. Present in the ,Sanctuary were Fr. Urban Gillis and Fr. T. P. Butler.

Interment was in the parish Cemetery where serivce was con- ducted by Fr. John Cash.

The Pall-bearers were:- Harold Dunn, Francis P. Murphy, Wil- liam Fraser, Vernon Donnelly, Patrick Valley and Brendon Cur-

-mliARD or THANKS

The family of the late Albert Curran wish to thank, Fr. Gill- is, Fr. Cash, Fr. Butler, Fr. Mur- naghan also Dr. MacDonald, and friends and neighbors for their many acts of kindness, Mass Offerings, and messages of sym- pathy, offered them during their recent bereavement

furnace, ﬁreplace an d garage. I Apply: BARRISTERS, BOX 619, ,,,,,,,.,,,,,, soucnoks, Etc. Bell, Matheson & Foster

F0!‘ Sale 150 Richmond St.

Agents Wanted

MAN OR WOMAN TO TAKE over vacant Watkins route in’ Charlottetown.

our our WAY

‘/E5,$UH—- IT'S

LE S5EE, WHLI

'THOU5AN' LAI6 THEM NOW?

Nothing to in- '_C‘Egl'T};lPEDE5 véss ‘I'HE‘l'LL EAT LIVE INA you ‘ROUND

- A ICKEP u ANYTHING BUT are CAVERN No'rHw‘-- Vest‘ N° °’.‘Pe“°n°e ”e.°‘°:SSary SOMME|ZS,BlJT UH-GUMDROP5 MOSTLY mo err AWAY as we train you. Minimum wrmezegous err Ak|“|’AFF,‘/-AN’ BYNERESH! FROM MY ea,-nin _ . A 1 ‘AL HOL THE‘/‘RE A-LlH- ax "rsMoKE STORE in wri§:ng$6t.b0OMrV.veFl{l}Gran1gI¢)ei'}: Tp'CKLE"M N? c'b2«Ci;mouTRHAA‘f' ex!/EEMNOAJFIEE :5 TEETH’ '2; 350 St. Roch Street, Montreal, , ‘ , NIGHT MO$TL‘/I‘ wo».rT-- Quebec. - . _ 5‘ . '

loarders Aocommodated

IOOM AND BOARD FOR PEN- sioner. Apply 19 Upper Hills- boro Street or Dial 9766.

, Baby chicks

CHICKS FOR MAXIMUM yields on competitive markets. Pulléts (Ames and other “egg specials" high yield, low over- head). Dual purpose. Cockerels. Broilers (shouldbe on order Feb.-March.) Bray Hatchery re- presentative Ralph Raynor, RR No. 5, Charlottetown.

cars Leaving

CAR LEAVING FOR BOSTON, Saturday Feb. 1st. Dial 5803.

cars and Trucks For sale , For sale

1950 AUSTIN SEDAN. N0 REA-I sonable offer refused. Apply Belvedere Service Station.

1957 VOLKSWAGEN, A-1 coniﬁ. tion, radio, summer and winter

tires, priced for’ quick sale. Phone 6797.

..

so buying fox horses. Dawson, Albany.

‘HARDWOOD B L O C K S .FOR firewood. William Mat eson, Belle River, Telephone 4-3 . ‘

IN GAL SIZE BARRELS ALSOI large and small tubs. Waddell, Bros Crapaud. ‘

FAWCETT OIL RANGE. DIAL 4912. or apply 64 St. Peters‘ Road.

Myron

For Rent

APARTMENT, THREE ROOMS and bath. Phone 9775.

THREE/R O O M S. APPLY .23 Passmore Street.

TWO LARGE HETATED AND furnished rooms. Dial 3306. CENTRE TENAMENT. 310 RICH ' mond Street. Apply P.0.. Box 323, Charlottetown. _ APARTMENT SECOND FLOOR

\6 rooms and bath. $75.00 month- ly. Brighton. Dial 8476. 9 '

HE A T E D THIRD FLOOR apartment four rooms and bath, oil range supplied Dial 9626. TELEVISION $5.00 WEEKLY. Firestone Home 8: Auto. Dial 5547.

FOUR ROOMED HOUSE. AP- [7I;%852 Dorchester Street. Phone

SMALL HOUSE IN CITY, PRICE reasonable, part of price may remain on property. Dial 5607.,

P I A N 0 FOR SALE WITHI bench in excellent condition. Apply 260 Kent Street.

tiful village view, 6 rooms, mo-I dern conveniences, A-1 condi- tion. Inquire Jack Beaton, Hun- ter River, P.E.I.

VACUUM. CLEANER $14.95 with attachments. (Special of- fer) Guaranteed $14.95. Mari- time Compact Sales, 176 Kent St. Tel. 9220."

FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR light truck. 1957 Volkswagen. Perfect con 'tion. Apply J. Deane John on. Telephone Bor- den 25. 2-2.

29 FOOT FISHING BOA’l‘_COM- plete with 10 h. p. Acadia en-; gine hauler and engine. Price

3, ROOM ‘APARTMENT. SELF-

contained. Apply 17% Dorches- ter Street.

THREE ROOM APARTMENT, heated and furnished. Adults.

BY J. R. WILLIAMS

QIE GTHEM RARE DO THEY CALL KNOW THEM

THE FALSE FINDERG

HOUSE WITH 16 ACRES. BEAU-‘ ‘

-r OH. ~/59,1 arr AWAV FROM THAI?!

KIND "'THE‘/ CAIN'T TRUST

JR.wn.Luw5 r-24 ' om: by nus.-ter lac. nu in... mg m. on. .-

'xI‘ra Cash .. Classified Ads Sell .. Phone 850

13.}: 10 The Guardian!

HELP WANTED l . Wanted

WANTED COOK To WORK IN GIRL TO SHARE. APARTMENT Restaurant, Male or Female, with two other girls. Phone 3979

Apply immediately to Blaquiere' Doiron, North Rustico. A WANTED

We are ying highest market

prices for all kinds of scrap

iron and metal materials, also ale bottles, hides and skins.

Guardian - Pafriof MAURICF£lT1]3)L0CK C0- WANT ADS 153 Kenrst.

OFTEN Wanted In Item

FARM, AB OUT 100 ACRES; Within 15 miles of Charlotte- town. Write Box' 615, in care of Guardian.

FOR QUICK RESULTS DI RENTING OR

SELLING Work Wanted

Miscellanous ICAPABLE WOMAN AVAILABLE pocKET NOVELS 19 (;ENTs,l for baby-sitting. Dial 6962. men’s and Detective Magazines ‘ 10 cents, We buy comics, Book- Nook, 55 Prince Street. Dial 3817. «I

THE‘ NEARLY "NEW sﬂoplyour plants walls or materials needs and would appreciate do-‘With green’ light In winter 3 n'a‘ti‘m5 Wednesday af‘te_m°°“ ‘; pink bulb makes a room seem cos- 3 114 Kent St- OP?“ Friday ‘ier and warmer. In sweltering _ ternoon and evening for sell-‘summer, blues and greens pm.

Agricultu rcil

(Continued from page 3)

1-‘or Sale

QUANTITY 01?‘ BA1-ED HAY Al» GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIG--,

erator, 7 cu. ft. New and used one month. Phone 3297.

ONE LARGE I-IOLSTEIN BULL

calf. Pure bred but not eligi-,

ble for registration. Dial 5965.

E cleaner, brand new with cord winder may be had for pay- ments due. Dial 9220.

NEW QUILTS, 1 NEW WOOLLEN blanket 1 new Sunday dress, 1 new braided mat, yard goods, mitts, socks. Apply Mrs. Aus- tin McCann, Hunter River.

UNBREAKABLE (MELMAC) DINNERWARE

Terms arranged. Apply to- JOHN ARSENAULT, 83 Bayfield St.—2nd floor

‘BUD DESOTA, 2.08 4-5, by De- sota Hanover and Clever Bess. Bay gelding seven years old. This horse has had a spavin, was fired and raced well last year, had nine firsts and was in the money nineteen times out of thirty two starts. This is a

perfect mannered horse anyone-

can drive. Reason for selling, owner will not be able to see him race this year. Forward en- quiries to: A. B. Sweezey, King George Highway, Newcastle, New Brunswick. Phone 1063.

$230.00 W i 11 i a m McMillan East Lake Elmira, P. O. P. E. I.

HOUSE, HUNTER RIVER VIL- Page for sale or rent. Modern home throughout, seven rooms, two baths, sunporcli and gar-

Apply Box 616 Guardian-Patriot.

TENAMENT, SIX ROOMS AND bath, unheated, references re- quired. Apply Box 617 in care of Guardian and Patriot.

C 0 M F Y,. COZY QUARTERS

gllickly tenanted throu gh ‘ age. ‘Ready for occupancy. Wanted to Rent” ads. Des- Write Mr. Dave Patterson, Hun- - cribe yours to an ad-writer ter River.

TODAY. Dial’ 8506.

3’ROOM SELF CONTAINED heated Apartment Domestic hot W_3t€l‘. electric stove, North River Rd. Available March 1st. Dial 6979.

FOR RENT I

6 room Bungalow with oil

1% STORY HOUSE CONSISTING of 4 rooms and bath with base- ment, rumpus room, upper story not completed but suitable for -two bedrooms. Forced air oil heating. Can be Jfinanced. Apply E. B. Roberts, 419 Wind-

No. 9 Kensington.

sor St. Halifax, N.S. or Phone”

Female Help Wanted

WANTED KITCHEN HELP. AP-

ply personally to Island Grill.

8100 MONTHLY FOR WEARING lovely dresses given to you as bonus. Just show North Amer- ican Fashion Frocks to’ friends. No canvassing, investment or experience necessary. North A- merican Fashion Frocks, Ltd.,

. 3425 Industrial Blvd. Dépt. Z, No. 2338, Montreal. "

Lost Am. Found A

LOST —- BROWN COLLIE DOG near Summerville. Call William Naddy, 64-21, Montague.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

STUDIO COUCH. WINE, GOOD condition. Phone 4404.

MOTORCYCLE. FOR . S ALE. Cheap. Phone 9435. \

EATS FOR SALE. RALPH Mac- Ewen, Bristol. ' .

BROWN run COAT, LARGE size. if: good condition. Dial 3441.

SIX HARD-WOOD BOAT KEELS. Apply Carl Mullally. Farming- I011. I

For Those Who Prefer To Write Their Own

CLASSIFIED

AD . HERE'S How

'I‘HIS—is a sample 3-line, want ad. This ad contains‘ approximately 15 words‘.

I. Elmer Blanchard, B.A. [65 Queen St. Dial 4232

M. A. Farmer, Q.C., LL.B. Bank of Commerce Bli.g_

- Allison M. Gillis, LL.B. 130 Richmond St. ‘ Dial 4747 Palmer & Haslam Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg.

Peake & Nicholson 175 Grafton Street I. A. McGuigan, B.A. Currie Bldg., Dial 9424 Queen St. IAN M. MacLEOD, LLB. CURRIE BLDG.‘ (Above Shoe Doqor) DIAL 3361 FREDERIC A. LARGE, C .

Q. . Room 207 Confederation Bldg. Corner Queen and Richmond Sts. ‘(Across from Royal Bank Bldg.)

1

Phone 8506. . DIAL 32“ You can use an ad like this Jos. W. MacDonald, to tell about your offer to 150 EA” Q.C. ic m nd St t

E1‘-%:r1yGu2a_r0’gi0a21re:$§rST§: Dial 4713 0 “Box 472 Patriot. MacPhee & Traindr

165 Queen St. Dial 4232

I HERE'S HOW .

MUCH CHIROPRACTOR

123 Kent St_

OPTOMETRISTS

J. A. Carruthers, B. 0. Dial 5612

Byron J. Grant, 0. D. 124 Kent St.. 5611

J. S. Taylor, PR.O.

Comer Kent & Queen Sts. Office "9133 — House 4756

H. J. Mahon, R.0. Montague P. E. l.

ARCHITECT

LECTROLUX VACUUME

"13- duce a cooling effect. SPECIAL CHINESE DISHES CLUB NEWS

I To TAKE QUT Travellers Rest and New An- ‘ F1111 C°“1‘5° Dinners nan 4-H Calf Club met on Janu- Fmm 11 I9 7330 ary 10th at the home of Joyce

SUNDAY SPECIAL Rayner with 14 members and CHICKEN “'9 STEAK two visitors present.

I ISLAND GRILL The President, Carl Montgom-

Dial 5228 ' ery called the meeting‘ to order

M I H I w d with the members repleaatiiig dthe

4-I-1 pledge. Assistant c u ea er,

a e e p ante Delbert Rayner asked the mem-

RUN A MEN'S STORE FROM bers to review last year’s lessons. your own home: Yes! We’ll put you into your own business ab-

Feed report books were distri- ‘ buted among the members. ‘ sdutely tree! N°“’ 3'9“ can 5911 The next meeting is to be held to.every man, clothing, shoes, at the home of Ruby wood on S‘“”5» Slacks» “‘"f°!‘m5» SP°“S-;rehrury 14h with Vivian Pill- W€8I'.. etc. Amazing money making plan. No experience ne-‘

Iman and lviyra Schurmaii on re-

_ creation committee. Rena Wood, cessary, full or part time. Free clothing for personal use as ex-

Secretary. _ , The Sherbrooke 4-I-I Calf Club tra bonus. Write for powerful sample outfit and full instruc-,

met for its January_ meeting at . the home of Merilyn MacDonald tions absolutely free. Dept Noﬁwith 12 members and four visi- 75 C°°per'J,°h“5°n C0-? BOX 1100 tors present. The meeting opened Beauharnois, Que. with the singing of 0 Canada. Two new members joining were Jo Anne and,Betty Lou Razavet.

A public speaking contest was held among the club members. It was suggested that a debate would be held entitled “Resolv- 2d “That the Youth Today are more Community Minded than the Youth Twenty-five Years Ago.”

It was moved and second that the roll call for next meeting be answered with a Valentine verse. ment_ This meeting will be held at the , home of Allison Chappell. The

meeting closed with the National

transportation wanted Anthem. Merilyn Ma€Donald, Se- lwANTED ANY N cretary.

. Pictou or C01c%e:erG&I‘§‘? O’Leary 4-H Calf‘ Club met Jan-

I ‘ y’ ' uary 17, 1958 at the home of Nor-

S. this weekend and can t k I . I 3 passenger. Please dial 3Il44eIma Adams with an attendance of

Seeds

'EW VEGETABLE VARIETIES are special features of our 1958 catalogue. Write for your free

copy today! Vesey’s Seeds I York.

l Teachers Wanted

WANTED TEACHFI; FOR KING- ston School. Principal Depart

3 -d _ "15 members. ummersl e I It was moved and seconded wanted. that Eric Phillips and Donna W _ Smallman be on the correspon- ANTED — ALE BOTTLES. dence committee. A motion was

Pints‘ or quarts. ' Dial 8595. iput through ‘that the following

cgolcg FRESH MILK Cowsvmembers have a speech for next

t d_ R 1 h M - _ meeting: Ellen _§mallman, Elaine

3,?" e ‘a p acEwen’ Bus Palrjner, E_I‘lC Phillips, Dana Mac-

N '1, Do S 11 , W dl

.... ... ............. .......l..$;., .225. 52.5.2? ..:::.:. out motor. State price. Apply Smallman and Willard Phillips.

Box 618 in care of Guardian The next meeting is to be held

and Patriot. _ .at the home of Ellen Smallman

POSITION OPEN

FOR

Automobile Salesman to sell Canada’s leading Product. Experience preferred but, not essential. Health Insurance benefits. Excellent compensation plan

Apply in own handwriting to:—— BOX 621 c/o GUARDIA1

DEPARTMENT-OF HIGHWAYS

A Province of Prince Edward Island

J. F. TOOMBS, B. Arch. ARCHITECT 140 Richmond St.

G. Keith Pickard B. Arch. M.R.A.I.C., Charlottetown, 100 Fitzroy St.

MUSICIANS

Dial 3865

NOTICE

‘Effective’ midnight 27 - 28 January.

summergiizl saligdnesdays I958 all Paved Roads in the Province of Dial’ 2935 Prince Edward Island are closed to all Peter A. McNeil vehicles whose loaded weight exceeds 166 Gt. Geo. St. Charlottetown 6000 lbs. ' Phone 4339 P. O. Box 513

When the temperature drops ‘lo 20 de- grees farenheif these restrictions are auto-

H. JOHN Hiinius, F. R. C. 0.

Studio — 203 Richmond St. DIAL 4213

mafically rescinded.

This notice is given under authority of

ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

regulations published 3 May I956.

E. S. CHANDLER,

Dr. W. R. Carson

6 days 3.60 M Prince St. ma] 6432

4 days 2.80; 1 day .80‘

HERE'S ‘THE NUMBER

8506

8 BRIGHTON ROAD

B.Sc. (E.E.), M.E.I,C., P.Eng. 161 QUEEN sr. PHONE 3325

MIMEOGRAPHING - STENOGRAPHY - BOOKKEEPING MRS. HELEN ACORN

DIAL 6349

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

McDONALD, CURRIE & C0. coopan BROTHERS & co.

Minister of Highways. Charloffefown,

Prince Edward Island. .27 January, I958.

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES

tween 10 and 45 miles per sec-I

Provincial Bank Building (loud-

‘VIONCTON. N. B

c'“'l'i° 3198- Cha1‘l°“°l°W|.I Dial 5563 Classified advertising is inserted in both The H. R. DOANE & COMPANY Guardian and The Patriot. Ads must appear in con- We Will Be Glad To Dial 6547-6545“; Great George st" Charlottetown P. 0. Box 137 Secutge issues‘ . . ne or two days, Guardian and Patriot, 4c per Help You Prepare An PALAMl1{s'iIiHil;Ji1.‘E(lrn(i;(1IIl3]lJ}iirl‘giNG Word per day‘ . Ad if You Wish. c,,,,lou,,t,,w,, mo Fitzroy sme, ma, 5321l Three consecutive days, Guardian and Patriot, ERMA P MORRISON I 31/2c per word per day. _ _ Meteors travel at 8 Speed be_, CHARTERED‘ ACCOUNTANT I Six consecutive days, Guardian and Patriot, 3c per

698 Main Street W°1’d 991‘ day-

_ Minimum charge for 20 words

#3,. ........ AA\~'/\V'.'9~‘*"»".‘.\RV“', -,7

scone EIGHT-ENDER

team skipped by Sgt: Jim The game mounties came‘ mp;

fast and at one point led the 10-9. The final score however ugh ‘ 16-10 for F-L Quinn’s team. RCAF Pia,-',

Aircraftsman, Ken Dewar, Flight Lieutenant, Bud Quinn l5l_<lP) 31191 Leading Aircraftsman, Bill Max- well. The team playing 9119 man short scored the perfect eight dur- ing the second end of a league game against the local RCMP

The dream of every curler be- came a reality to the RCAF team shown above as they scored 8 “eight-ender” during league play Monday night at the RCAF Sta- tion Summenside Curling Club. ‘They are (left to right) Leading

was I

'ud e in the competition spon-I There was a discussion onwayi" ts?>rJed Fiy the Holstein-Friesian As-‘I ofraising money but (lets sociation. e mite was decided. MISS MacMi1.i

In the /absence of the leader, lan read an interssting pppej-my. the assistant-leader took over and, “Good Manners, and demon.‘ got each member to set the table, strated the Proper method’ it in turn. Then a contest was held setting a table and also the us; by Guy drawing a dairy cow on of silverware while eating. Then the blackboard and the members all members were tested by ; ;,‘,,-,ced parts on as they were ask- written quiz on_ Good Manners", ed. After the meeting was adioui-ma

The next meeting will be held lunch. was e\n1oyed by all. Mar. at Dunstaffnage school on Feb- lene Hughes. S€¢1'°li3IfY- , ruary 6th. Program committee: Cherry Valley ‘ Earusclilh Guy and Georgina Thompson. 4-H Calf -Club annual meeting wa Roll call answered by repeating held at Cherry Valley schoolﬂrhg 4_H p1edge_ . meeting was brought to orderlly

Brackley Pt — Harrington 4-H the President and the roll call, Calf Club held its January meet‘ Was answered by seven m__embgu« ing in Harrington Hall on the The new officers were appoiiiii sixth with nineteen members pre- ed as follows: President, Vern, sent.» The president Howard MaC- Ma0I_»°°d? V‘C°‘P1‘°51d°“t- DW- Kay called the meeting to order Carrier; Secretary -Treasure, and the 4-H Pledge was repeated Edward Morrissey;.Local Lead A in unison. Hhe minutes of the pre- A. H. Mutch; Assistant Leader, vious meeting were read and ap- William Hayden-‘ M3119 M.l|!'l$!‘ proved after one correction. Secretary-Tl‘e3S“1‘eT~ . "‘

Tryon United Bapiisl‘ Churc, Holds ‘ Its Annual Meeting \

The pastor, gave a resume! his own year’s work. and thanluil the congregation for their one operation and their kindness chi‘-‘ ing the past year. He then aslmﬁ for one minute of silence to coin. memerate those who,had‘II_n?_ during the year. The_ nice then closed with the singing.” “Blest Be the Tie That Bindqri ’

on February 7th. The following were appointed on committees: Lunch, Eric Phillips, Dana Mac- Neill, Ellen and Donna Smallman. Recreation, Sheldon MacLean and Frankie Smallman. The meeting was then adjourned, followed _by a period of recreation. Elaine Palmer, Secretary.

The Cape Wolfe 4-H Calf Clo’.-. held their re-organizational meet- ing at the home of Ian MacWil- liam on January 3rd. The meet- lug opened with the members re- peating the 4-H pledge. Roll call was answered by “HoW Y0“- Spent Your Christmas Holidays.:’

The following are the new offi- . cers: Club Leader, Clem 0’Con- nor (re-elected); Directors, Mrs. Horatio Macwilliam, Wilfred El- lis and James L. Macwilliam; President, Sherrill Barwise; Vice- President, Murray Ellis; Secre- tary Ian MacWilliam; Treasurer, Adele Shaw. ‘

Roll call for next meeting is to be answeredby sing, say, do or pay. The next meeting IS to be held at the home of Verna and Claretta Macwilliam on Feb- ruary 7th. A gift was presented to the club leader by the mem- bers in appreciation of his time and help during the past year. Ian Macwilliam, Secretary.

The New Glasgow Calf Club held its regular meeting at the home of Louise Sellars. The meeting opened with the 4-H pledge. The roll call was answer- ed by nineteen members. The mi- nutes of the previous meeting. were read, approved and signed. The secretary- treasurer report- ed $14.57 on hand. It was decid- ed to have a crokinole party in New Glasgow school on Jan-

=.i ._< , Q:

‘ ,The annual business meeting and Fellowship Supper of the Tryon United Baptist Church was held in the church hall on Wed- nesday evening, January 220d- The supper and meeting were well attended, most of the con- gregation being present.

The business meeting was con- vened by the pastor, Rev.‘ Lind- say Graves, acting as chairman. He opened the meeting with a short devotional period. The

I

Card Party ls Successful

Th Ken ington Co ' Club,eheld a svery succes party at the High School Audllllt

church clerk, Brenton C.\Wood, read the minutes of the last an- nual meeting. The financial re- port was given by the treasurer, Arthur Simmons. » SOME REPAIRS

The trustees reported _that the mm on Wednesday eveningwlien church property is in fairly good,

.. . . 28 tables were in p18Y- P?” condition with some repairs now: winners were as fouows; Lana,

made, and they outlined the work,‘ Mrs J_ Weeks Murphy; Mes; necessary to be carried out this) Mr. Fred Dawson; Luclq chair year’ Prize, Mr. Don Baker: C°ll3°l"

-Reports were read ‘concerning mm; Ladies’ Mm M0353; Ma, the work of the various organ- Mr. Armel Taylon

izations of the church. The report , u on the work in the Westmoreland Dl1t1'l“%n.(t)h:d lgﬂﬁgrdilglgmsdﬂ church was read by Deaconhstaxii filéiss Shy Elmer Power, in. ert Leard. The Tryon c urc companied by ML Thomas

school report was given by . . am - ,- ~ at the piano. Mr. Miss Millie G a m b 1 e r, that brieﬂy before presenting an

of the Tr on W. M. S. by . . ‘ is Sellars and Danny Nisbet. Re— I Mrs. R a yym o n d Wood. The Pmesz thanlfmg. *1‘; “Sill,” creations: Elwin Wyand. report of the Westmoreland atiendlng 3”“ ex‘? ,§;‘§,, m A delicious lunch was served Church School was presented by ‘’t‘‘“‘ t‘.’ ‘lttend 3“. to,” up by the hostess. The next meeting Mrs. Robert Mayhew, and that t0 3 Slmllar f“”,.°t1°“. is to be held on February 14 at of the Westmoreland W. M. S. M February 5' , 3 p.m. in New Glasgow school._ Mrs. Percy Howatt told of the The current proiect o_f-theCo1_11'. The meeting adjourned with the work done by the sewing-circle, munity Club is the 1115 National Anthem. Helene Smith, and Mrs. Kenneth Robblee re- 01'' 331001‘ in the H1311 S°h°9l 5, Secretary. ported for the Mission Band. Miss- itorium. for the c0mDl°“°“ The D and F. (Dunstaffnage- Mildred Howatt reported_ for the7 Which the Club members have” Frenchfort) 4-H Calf Club meet- Young People, and Mrs. Lindsay Sllmed responsibility. find" ing was held at Dunstaffnage Graves for the C.G.I.T. All these which they h-‘We already“ school on January 2nd at 7.30 p. reports showed a successful year, a ceiling and the necessary ,

{ary 17th. The charge was to

.e adults 35 cents, under sixteen , 25 cents. 7 It was also decided to have a , debate at the next meeting. Re- solved that city life is more en- joyable than country life is the topic to be discussed among de- bators. Gwenneth MacDonald, He- I lene Smith, Danny Nisbet Ipl‘0),I and Wayne Dickieson, Fred Dick- ieson, Shirley Matheson (con).

A quiz was conducted by Glor- ia Houston. The prizes were won by Gwenneth MacDonald and Shirley Matheson. Mr. Dickieson discussed with the members the »topic “The 4-H’s.” The collection amounted to $1.60 which raises funds to $16.17. The committees for next month are Lunch: Lou-'

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m. In the absence of the presi- both spiritually and financially. l1iShil1gS- dent, the vice-president Henry Zi- RE-APPOINTED ' abec took over. The roll call was Th present church ff‘ ' answered by eleven members were? re-appointed, Mr. Brdfiﬁdisi oll-ealy Brownle with ten paying their fee of 25 C. Wood as‘ church clerk, and‘ '. cents with one visitor. Mr. Arthur Simmons as treasur-I PCCk EHFOIM The O’Leary "Brownie Pﬂcl was officially enrolled yeslerd” afternoon in a cemete

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