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alrplanes In Spraying and Unsung - liei leaders attended a C. work hem He started In m4G.by Rarllv in the United Church J-Iggmg A small plan" Mm dustmg Assembly Hall, Kensington on Nov-

Gqulpmenn ,-....,..-.-lcnil)er 14. representiiig groups from 0iLcai'y. Sumnieirside. Bor- den, Freetown, Kciiriiilztoii. Bede- quc. North Bcdeque and Hunter River.

The Rally was directed by Mrs. L M Murray. assisted by C.G.I.T. '.eaderswMi:s. Barrass. Mrs. Bran- dcii. Miss Windsor Smith. Mrs. Mziitheiis, Mrs. Coggiiis. Mrs. R. L Cairns. Miss Dorothy MacKen- zic. Miss Beryl Woodelde. and Mrs.

IRnberi Carruthcrs. Registration was capably liaii-

PTICES OTC SEIII died by iiiciiibers of the Kensington igroup. After a number of get ac-

ed as the girls worked in Handcraft group.

Miss Arlene Latter. a r.w.c. student. who represented the C.C-.1 T. group at the Coronation gave a description of her trip.

Helen Mat-.Mi1lan. Kensington. reported on Camp Council which she attended at Elmtree. N11. and Catherine Callbeck. Bedeque, reported on the camp held at Aug- ustine Cove. Elizabeth Strong of the Summerside Baptist group de- monstrated the correct way to wear the C.G.I.T uniform.

The afternoon worship service was led by members of the Free- iown group. Mrs. Alexander Mac-

Bring your Live Poultry now.

Monday. Nov. 23 from 8 com. till I p.m.. of my home on I

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nuaiittcd games. Jcriii Murray gavel lihc addiwtss of wclcoinc. DlVlCIeEIi lillto a number of smaller groups; 111 hciii”s discussion on "The Girl; ciizd t.ie Church", dealt with many aspects of this subject of interest if) each one. In the absence of. loll? of the leaders, the Reverendi L. M. Mumcay conducted one of. the groups. Two hymn tunes. "Alll llfor Jesus” and "Crimond" were: practiced previous to the worship. lseivice which was conducted in. the sanctuary by Mrs. Murrayl on the theme. ”Dl5'CiplESIllD." l I Follmiiiig the noon hour whenl delegates were entertained at dif- ylercnt homes in the town. a sing- son: was conducted by Elizabeth B'I'0OklllS. The organist and pianist "for the rally was Myrna C0llS1ll6.l llnieresting reports were given by the representatives of each group telling of the work accomplished

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Kay, Mrs. Donald Macxenzle. Mrs lR.obert. Hogg. and Miss Edna Mac- lMurdo assisted in serving the box

lunch, after which Bonnie Beatty. lBorden. expressed the thanks of ythc Rally which closed by singing f”T3lDS". Bur

covuliml charge Honors 1 Rev. T. A. Wilson I

Rev. T. A. Wilson-who has been pastor of Covehead charge for 36 years, recently retired from the ministry. and is residing in his new home at Central Royalty. I

On June 28 Rev. Mr. Wilson preached his farewell sermon in St. James United Church. West Covehead. to a large congregation. Mr. Orr McCann on behalf of the charge read an address of appre- ciation of Mr. Wilson's many years of faithful service. A well filled purse was presented

Rev. Wilson flttingly responded.

At the regular weekly choir practice in West Covehead Church,

.Rcv. L. M. MacNaughton and the following Elders. Mr. W. C. Law-

' so far this Fall An hour soon pass-

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1 At the July meeting of the W iM.S.. an address was read by Mrs. .Ra.msay Auld and a beautiful table .lamp was presented to Miss Wil- Ison and a. suitable glfl to Miss iDoris Brown, .

' Covehead Y. P. U. entertained IMlss Wilson and Miss Brown at a ywiener fry at Stsnhope Beach on yAugust 24th. and suitable gifts l were presented.

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The annual meeting of Morel! East W. I. was held on Nov. 5 at the home of Mrs. John Cxabb. There were 12 members and six visitors

present. Roll call was answered by paying membership fees. After the various committees

Rave their reports. the election of officers followed: President. Mrs. Charles O'Brien; vice - president.

Mrs. Bernard Tobin; socremry, Mrs. John Hughes (re-elected): auditors. Mrs. Jane Flynn and

Mrs, Nettie Runlghan (re-elected).

Mrs. John Hughes invited mem- bore to her home for the Decem- ber meeting. Mrs. John Cobb and Mrs. Gordon Hooper offered to help.

The quilt lotteried by the Moi-511 East W.I. was drawn far; the lucky winner was Mrs. A. E. Jay of Florida.

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-In traditional ceremony Thurs- day evening at the Presbyterian Church in Kensington the Presby- tery of Prince Edward Island sol- emnly inducted the Rev. E. H. Bean, B.A., Th.B.. B.D.. into the historic pastoral charge of Ken- sington. Malpeque and Freetown. The service was in charge of the Moderator. the Rev.J.D. Mackay of Vsummerslde who conducted Divine Worship assisted by the Clerk of

era of Charlottetown. The sermon for the occasion was delivered by the Rev. J. E. Heathwood of Bel- fast; the charge to the Minister was given by the Rev. L. E. Blaikic of Brookfleld and the charge to the Congregation by the Rev. D. A. Campbell of New Lon- don.

The Rev. Donald Nicholson, the

son. Mr. J. A. MacKinnon and Mr. A. A. MacDonald were also present together with the Rev. Wm. M. Hyndman. a visitor. A large con- grcgaticn filled the church to cap- acity and included ministers of other congregations in and around Kensington.

During the narration of the Mcps taken to fill the vacancy the Clerk. Rev. T. H. B. somers, read a tribute to the life and work of Mr. Bean from the Presbytery of Miramlchl where Mr. Bean had ministered for 12 years with out- standing success. A message was also read from the Rev. E. C. Evans who had given pulpit supply to the congregation (luring the long period of vacancy.

Following the service of worship

in honour of the Rev. and Mrs. Bean and the members of Presby- tery and their wives during which Mr. H. B. MacLeod warmly wel- comed the new minister and his wife and paid heartfelt tribute to the services of the Rev. D. A. Campbell who had served as in- terim-moderator since the charge became vacant in April. 1951. and presented Mr. Campbell with a cheque as a token of the apprecia- tion of the Session and Congrega- tion: within the Charge.

Conway and Vicinity

son were in summerslde on busi- ness November 18.

Mr. and Mrs, H. D. Boyle ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. Wall- ace Thompson. Kensington, were visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs. George Thompson on Nov- cmlber 15.

Mrs. Hannah Milligan who spent; st few weeks with her sons at. Conway and vicinity returned lo Trurn. N.S.. recently.

Mr. Arthur Stewart and Mr Cecil Stewart. Mount Pleasant. were visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs. Murdock Stewart on November 15.

Mr. Clinton Morrison was in Summeriiide November 16 on biisi- HESS.

Mr. Vernon Boyle was in Simi- meralde, November 16 on business.

Mr. Br-uoe Lewis. summerslde. spent the week-end at the hump of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Palmrr.

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-Miss Carrie Thompson. popular telephone operator of Kensington. was showered at her home on Margate Road on Monday night, Nov. 16. There was a large num-. ber of friends in attendance. The; bride-to-be was escorted to a decorated chair by her sister. Mrii.l Herbert Simmons. Two tiny gentle- men. Master Thompson of New Annan and Master Simmons of Wllmot. carried in the gifts which were opened by Miss Enid Donald and Miss Alice Callaghan. Miss Eleanor Bernard presented the beautiful array of gifts which were admired and later arranged on ii table by Mrs. Andrew Johnson and Mrs. Boyd Bearlsto. Miss Thomp- son thanked her friends in a. few appropriate words. All joined in singing "Par Shela A Jolly Good Fellow." A delicious lunch was served by the ladies before dis- persing wishing the guest of honor it long and happy wedded life.

The Community club of Kons- lngton inaugurated a series of card parties on Monday night. Nov. 16. when number one was held in the town hall. The keenly contested auction-forty-five game was particl- piitsd in by an enthusiastic coterle of players. First prizes were won by Mrs. Aloysius Croken and Mr. Gordon Cooke, consolation primer were awirded to Mrs. Minnie Mc- Leod and Freddie Bridges. A

the Court, the Rev. T. H. B. Som- N

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Rev. E. H. Bean Inducted At Kensington Ceremony

Services llelil For Mrs. Maud llowat

-Funeral services were held Oct. 31 at I-lall'I Funeral Home. Stam- ford. Conn., for Mrs. Maud Davison Howat, Rev. William H. Phinney. pastor of Stamford Methodist church. conducted the services and burial was in Stamford cemetery.

Mrs. I-Iowat died Oct. 28 at the Bubb nursing home in Cobleskiil.

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Mrs. Howat is the widow of Horace Howat who died Sept.'1ll. 1926. They moved to Stamford in 1919 from Bedeque. Prince Ed- ward Island.

Six years ago moved to Cobleskiil with her daughter.

She was a former member of Utssyantha Chapter. Order East- ern Star of Stamford and a mem- ber of Cobleskiil Methodist church.

surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Preston Walker of Cobesklll; a son, siebert D. Howat of Stam- ford: one grandson. John P. Walk- er: two great grandchildren. Paula Ann Walker and Wayne Preston Walker of Hyattsville, Md.

Fortune Road W. I. hold Annual Meeting

-The annual meeting of For- tune Road Women's Institute was held in the schoolroom Nov. 10 with 12 members present. Roll call was ieroonded to by the paying oi memcbershlp fees. Two new mem- bers were welcomed.

The president gave an address. thanking the members for the loyal support given her during the year and expressing the hope that all work undertaken during the coming year would prove as suc- cessifiul as the efforts of the year then closing.

Officers were elected as follows:

President, Mrs. R.L. Bulge: vice- president. Mrs. Allan Burge: sec- retary-treasurer. Mrs. LeonardRus- sell; directors. Mrs. James Moln- nis, Mrs. Wm. Molvlillm: auditors. Mrs. John Larkin. Mrs. Fred Cur- ran.

It was decided to send a letter to the Dept. of Health and Wei- fare. protesting against holding Central Innoculation Clinios. The members felt that these clinics should be held in the district schools.

A hot chicken supper was served by and for the members and was greatly enjoyed. thus providing a happy climax to a busy. successful year.

Mrs. Howat and resided

Conway Ami Vicinity

-Mr. Clinton Morrisoii left Tuesday mfteriiooii for Hahfax, N. 5., to enter the hospital there for an operation on his back. His many friends wish him a speedy recovery and hope to see him back home again in the near future.

Mrs. Arthur Adams was in Tyne Valley Nov. 1'! on business.

Mr. Wallace Morrison and Mr. Geoige Morrison have been fishing oysters at Mill River lately.

Mr. Charles Palmer and Mr. Stuart Millligan motored to Mons- ton, N. B., on November 17. These two young men expect to get work in Moncton and stay for the win- ter months.

Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Murphy, Freeland. are staying with Mrs. Clinton Morrison and family, while Mr. Morrison is in Camp Hm Hos- pital, Halifax, N. 8.

Miss Lois Palmer who in em- ployed in Summerside, and Mr. Lorne MacLean. R.C.A.F.. Edmon- ton. Alta., were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mi-6.. John W. Palmer. Freeland. on Nov. 18.

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TORONTO S (CF) - one small wire foiled safecrackera early Tues-

day in their attempt to reach thou-

sands of dollars worth of jewelry in a jewelry company safe. Their drill struck an alarm wire fled. Picked up at the scene were a bottle of nitroglycerine, rubber gloves and a gray stocking mask,

RINGLEADERS JAILEI)

'I'R.IE'JT'E. (AP)-A police source said Tuesday that 34 unidentified penons have been arrested as ringleader: of the rioting which took six lives here Nov. 5 and 6. He said pollceraction is not aimed at those who only took part in the riots, but at persona believed to have helped organize them.

bountiful lunch was served by the committee in charge.

MA-. and Mrs. Walter Bernard. Tlg ish were visitors at the home of Dr. James Higgins over the week-end.

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this life on July I of Patrick J. Muzlnnls. Postmaster. Borden, was learned with deep regret.

The deceased was born at Mount Tryon 59 years ago and was the youngest son of the late Phalen Mcalclnnis and Ambersine MacDon- al .

The late Mr. Maclnnls was Postmaster at Borden since 1993. He also served as Mayor and at the time of his death was vice- president of the Canadian Post- master: Association, Maritime Branch. Secretary of school Trus- tees and a valued Councillor. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him. He was always foremost in religious, buslneu and social life of the Community, being a faithful member of the sacred Heart Church.

He leaves to mourn his sorrow- ing widow. the former Charlotte King. Charlottetown. a daughter. Inez. Toronto, Ont.. a son, 1111;. ard. at home and three brothers. Martin. Alexander and Neil of Al- bany, P. E. I.

The funeral, largely attended. was held from his late residence to the Sacred Heart Ghurdn. where Solemn High Mass was cele- brated by Rev. Reginald Mac. Donald. with Rev. W. V. Mac. Donald as Deacon and Rev. W. E. Monaghan as Sub-Deacon, also present in the sanctuary were Rev. Preston Hammili. Rev. Claude Shea and Rev. Sylvere Gallant. Rev. Rekin-aid MacDonald performed the burial service. Intemwnt is in Seven Mile Bay Cemetery. Pall bearers were Mayor wluud Le-Ird. Captain Wylie Irving, Messrs Gilbert Bell. Frank Dor- sey. Russell Deiglian and Wil- liain Mclvor.

The many floral tributes. mass cards and messages of gympguqy indicates how the deceugd 15 thought of and remembered.

Demented to the late Patrick J. Maclnnis, from his family.

OM evening as the sun went

down,

It stole a man of some renown,

A man who we, his family, knew,

Had lived and loved his days so few'

And as he left his family three,

The Good Lord mid. "n-hm do you see?"

W9 I10De and pray his words to be:-

"I have lived to we Eternity." Inez Macliin-is

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The family of the late Patrick J. Maclnnis wish to thank mm: "lend-5 and neighbors. those who sent Mass Cards. floral tributes, and expressions of sympuhy, .,,d "W0 help” 1" MW Why in their slid bereavement.

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