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     t _'r \\ l‘ li.irb_v (R presl .'l(l'..|Y| Legion at the R1‘nlt‘lllb- until donations of S100 have heen 
     
     .i. 'ni l)‘.llIl’t‘ ('oiitilv llllx l'Ellll't‘ l)a_\' batiituct hl'ltl \1oiiti;i) n1.'i(I(‘ on hermit tit {hr tnjt men 
     
     1' ' t ‘iitﬂrd 0’ li"i~lPt‘&lt; re0t‘l\’L‘.&lt; t‘\t'IIHii.‘ in the lmniv. The‘ l.(‘:..’I0ll front Siimmerside iiho gate their 
     
     .i v.‘li'l.l mt ilooti ll'()lll I)i llu has unrlcrtakcn to iii:il&lt;c a slit} ll\\‘\ in tvio uorld war; and 
     
     '-« \l.»i-.\'t~t'. Dl(’~'ll('ll5 of (lie i}.it‘ pi‘:-~i-n::ittitit to the (‘ciittiiy Kort-;. 
     
    

    
     .\. iii: ~iiti- tii.iiiii: oi the t.iii (‘Inn of the ho~pit.il (‘ili'll ‘.tl" (‘-uardi.in Pll0l0' 
     
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      Wl\llt'(l Vlrs. Scliurman and the  
     
     pastor nlﬂn) more happy birth-I 
     
    

    
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     3- «ml \l:': hlaiili-y .\.ten. W“ Ruth w]"Yhr and Hi“ R(‘\'ldl'lll\‘ of the coiiitiiiiiiity 
     
     I‘l'It‘ll' ‘- lI'!’\:‘tl frorii l‘.ll.’,i.llltl ‘\,m_' (mum R \ HHVH‘ ‘I \\¢i.- \lItM'h('(l tiiitl \.'l(ld(‘[)(‘(l tin 
     
     mitt irvx \i~i.tti., .\ll‘&lt; -\llt'll~ pat" ‘l.m,“‘ U” .\-_.““’!m\ V\-mi ‘gm’ Jud Oct 29 wltcn they learned of the 
     
     4". \I .II|tl ‘tlrs \l.I Iteitl, rMm_lwd on Sunday accompunwd Sll(ltl(ll (Ii-zitli \li‘s lltmard 
     
     ‘\h”‘I““I"” “W5 pm“ to l”””" by the fortnerk :iiini \lt\ lil Dal“m' M RVA F S””'‘’“- sum 
     
     it (.tI'.l|i.1 .i:':ci' H munllix \‘Ii' '. «. . ~‘ . ‘ nieitsirle in the l’i'nt- (‘iuniv 
     
     zit ill .'lt"'l' \ll' .\llcii'wiII take‘ 3 ‘Mn Mlhulman (Jmrai Bpdmue‘ llosiiital fr.-llovtintl. ?lI\ll‘:)l‘l illness 
     
     in...‘ .~ \‘-l’.i\ 'l‘t~thiiic;iii .ii 3:}: }I:‘,‘:.n;l\iI‘:_r  [\h1(;.§“|A",“:)‘r. of flu and pneuiiionia. Sincere 
     
     ,1 “}tI\ltil.lI at lziriiioiitli. I\ \‘ . i A i ' s\iiip;itIi\' l\ cxiciidetl for 
     
    

    
     Viiiutit .in&lt;I tliitiuhtct Ruth A » ‘ 
     
     .\l :‘ltI \l:~ Hciil lll(ll(Al&lt;'(l ‘o ‘I d _ hr r l)t'l‘t’il\t‘tl llll\l).'lll(l. a lttrtiier 
     
     Il.i i .i,\ ’o lllt‘t‘l them on their I ‘\m"l w3"[“‘a" “h" I‘ resideiit of Burton, their cliililren 
     
     m. N '- stiiilttiiu llM‘tl|('lllt’ at 'l)1lllli‘ll~|(‘lSu.”a and 5u.pt“.,,_ hm. parents 
     
    

    
     I""“ It-“l\I*‘“&lt;‘l I-Hll~It‘llt‘t‘ ln'wr‘m" ”‘'M:'‘.‘ ‘S "Wm Mr and Mrs H. l‘lllll(‘l‘. brothers 
     
     Iltut‘ wt‘ or l\ on Satiirtl.'iy ”"'1“""k"”dP‘[‘_"I‘I”‘l’m"""‘ ‘VII’ antt sister of f\'(-wfoiiiirilanri also 
     
     "’ I‘ "W" “‘h‘~‘l'*‘ hf‘ Plath‘ 10 m"_ “r5 “mpton Ma°l‘°"" her itiotltwiiilats .\lrs, lC\a l)aI- 
     
     ‘l" "' “It “-"'9'" B""“"l VA, WA tori. Burton 
     
    

    
     I .lll1'l \Ir\ \\‘&lt;lll&lt;‘t' \lHI‘t'l1. Mrs V a l‘:\Hll\ of .\('\tltrl|nd~ 
     
     :‘ _ " \'\~*h'.\. _\I«'*-‘-‘ I9“ 0”  land arrived by plane to attend 
     
     -"' ""4“ \“\ '3nfl“3ﬂ&lt;‘l‘“8 ‘E0 the funeral of her sister the late 
     
     \At‘m~ \t~i' witi rs HM‘ ‘s . \ll‘&gt; Iloward l)aIton.uf RCA F. 
     
     hmtnrt’ .\ll' lftlxsin Cltirk and ('1';'l:;;l(l&lt;B'::l'0:1lt‘lmBTd4:. (“"0 Station. SUl'I1n](’l‘\|de 
     
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     I. '( l.tlll\ It tlllldl l‘l((l((lll( H “T me It‘ 4‘ pvmmr ’_n my “W The tuncriil of the late \lrs 
     
     &lt; .\\\‘lllN &gt;(‘H-‘H 5'0-11$ WWI‘ _ ‘ ‘ ‘ 1‘ llouard Dalton of Rt . Sta 
     
     ,,,.\ W- \,.l.(_d lh, . ._ ttrn Hospital, Albcrmn . 
     
     " ' “ ‘ p‘”""“~ A‘ 1. _ ., . , tion. Suttll‘tl(*t‘\l(l(‘ was held ’l‘Iiiirs- 
     
     Wt ‘IAN INN‘ many chanrzcs. 0n M 1""; ‘\""t‘d “}'1“;'}"‘*lq‘h\’ d'i\’ niorniniz Oct ‘ll from her 
     
     . _ V ._ I.» an 'U(‘IHt‘l er ;it.t n- ‘~ ' 
     
    

    
     lit i.:iiti ‘Ylll\_ were at&lt;oni- moms; it‘-iii. Blonmﬁptd on lll.l\l')Hn(l\ toriiier hmiie in Burton 
     
     Rziztti-rt by tlii-ii‘ nl(‘i'r' \lrs llf‘l(‘tl “m“'1a\. mpnm: ' t ‘ \l:ii'k”s (‘hurt-it 1,017 \\'h(\[‘9 
     
    

    
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     S‘”lIl""Mz\]*d”&lt;: D\l‘xl[llh5 r:7‘m‘[?“"".“‘l ‘ l‘l'l(‘lldS of .\Ir ‘Joev Crilllillll 
     
    

    
     \ rm (_M_o M the "mmar are pleased to ~00 mitt out again and .'t’li\ John F‘ Gallant. retin- 
     
     D! l\t"' tiiccttiiv of the l-:uiitIe- 8”” a Fwme “lack of n“ my  hmm|_m :\e~:L0,rk'i 
     
    

    
     '~ .\lr I-.&lt;l\\'ard Gallant ii p.'lllt’lll " 
     
    

    
     I” "“ B“l’”" “h“”'h- “h"'h in the Polio Clinic Charlotte- 
     
     \\.i\ hi l(l at their patsonage. m“n‘ {ppm 3 W“. day; M h 1 ‘ A 
     
     tit: ‘I Hl'fll‘(|ll(' on Vled‘ Oct home in pnﬂwnc. 
     
    

    
     -(‘I IIIW llxilnr Rm‘. Richard \lo~:l all the t‘armcrs lll tllis 
     
     ~'f- " -Mt‘ int’?-1-ant_I.\ &lt;UFi)r|~'Pd \'i('inil_\' hate rounded tip th e l r 
     
     Illvti \ll' Hrcwer Waugh on be- dlslﬂlllﬂ and tlircsliinu ultliroitizli 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     I‘-t ‘ 't' 'l‘~' &lt;’"Hi1I‘02atl0n prev the weather was not very favour- 
     
     .&lt;i‘ti'«it him with a birthday gift able 
     
    

    
     ill a nu" tilled purse. Mrs l.iv Mr and ‘Wrs Leonard Burnett 
     
     llilll .\'«h.irin:in whose birthday were recent visitor of Vlr and} 
     
     \\.i' .«'~.n t't'l(‘bl’{ll9d o the same Mrs ' rton Murray 
     
     \l('f’.'i~lIAll. and who is leaving to TS 0 lhf‘ PIUMIIIP 
     
     \|)l’lltl ‘tic \\'ll'Ill‘l' months in Hali~ w°m°".-‘ l"‘m”I“ h“ld lh“” 3"‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     fa.\. was pre:en.led with a birth- 
     
    
   
   
    
     rtax _vtt': ,,r a mu.” of money ant 0‘Lear_v. on Tiiesilay evel 
     
     A l,‘.‘“l;:z:“ bmhday cake was nine A delicious turkcy dinner 
     
     m, H ,,,.;,”:h[ m and prmemed was St‘l‘\'l‘(l by \1r and \TI‘.\ Cos- 
     
     amt (‘lg And “as enjoyed by an t-be .’l\~l\lt"(l l)_\‘V\ll'&lt; Harold \lc- 
     
     atun; “uh Mhm, r(,m_§hm(,ms Cormlclr. This dinner was a treat 
     
     sciietl t'\_\' the ladies of the con- to m" m“‘"b"'7" 35 llH*_\' always 
     
     El‘(‘~_';1:mn “I. (‘main and Mr. l'lZlll'lU- prepare their llllltl(‘l’ and 
     
     S(‘ll|ll'tll(ll’l each although taken sp£{V.(;1".t-h('m3el‘.e:1 . . 
     
    

    
     by \iii‘nri~c .n receiving their . ijmle N.‘ pips‘. .mprv wry 
     
     Rlllx which were very much ap- left‘ q~mml‘\. um ‘Hldr -‘ 0 ry 
     
     - levt tricks were played in this 
     
    
   
   
    
     prect;.ti~d. expressed their thziiiks wtmnnly although 
     
    
   
   
    
     for l)(‘ll’lE rcmcmbered on this tmtmm (M95 (aired at th, 
     
     h‘*l‘l" ““""‘-“"“ hom s in the district. After get- 
     
     Dur‘-”‘1 ll‘? 9"*—‘"I“E lamlll-'31‘ ting their treats they left quietly 
     
    

    
     I s Robert Forest and child» 
     
    
   
   
    
     hymns were sting with rs 
     
     D. I.eard at the organ. As the man who spent the 
     
     (‘0n;1l‘(‘-_(allt)n dispersed they al month: with her, 
     
    
   
   
    
     THE Ptittvtiiciii BANK 
     
    
   
   
    
     CONDENSED STATEMENT OF THE ASSETS 
     
    
   
   
    
     s ll m m e r 
     
     parents, Mr. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Page 12. The Guardirinl 
     
     Thurs“ Nov, 14. 1957 I 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Requiem High Mass was cele—‘ 
     
     bated by the pastor Rev JN. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Trainor who also conducted the. 
     
    
   
   
    
     burial services in the adjoining 
     
     cemetery. Rev. Fr MacGillivray 
     
     chaplain of R C.A.F. Station. Sum- 
     
     merside was present In the sancl' 
     
     urnry. Pallbearers were Messrs. 
     
     Clifford (‘ollicutt. Colridge Rogers 
     
     Lance Dalton. Ivan Collicutt. 
     
     Stanley Dalton. Thomas Stewart. 
     
    

    
     The many friends of Mrs Brid- 
     
     get Mar-Gregor. Burton are sorry 
     
     to learn she is a patient in west- 
     
     ern Hospital. Alberton. with an 
     
     attack of pneumonia. 
     
    

    
     A Halloween party was held 
     
     School on ‘Thursday 
     
     The pupils appeared 
     
     in costumes of pirates. 
     
     witches. tramps. monkeys, etc. 
     
     They were judged by Mrs. Helen 
     
     Stewart. Prize for funniest cos- 
     
     tume was won by Eileen Dalton. 
     
     A “Guess Who . 
     
     contest was much enjoyed by all. 
     
     A special treat was given those 
     
     who made the right guess. Candy 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     IRISH idea for Omelettesl 
     
     Make 'em with 
     
    
   
   
    
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     or CANADA 
     
    
   
   
    
     AND LIABILITIES 
     
    
   
   
    
     AS AT THE 31:! DAY OF OCTOBER, I957 
     
    
   
   
    
     (In Canadian currency, omitting 
     
    
   
   
    
     F Cash on hand, deposits with other Banks. and items in transit . . 
     
    
   
   
    
      Government of Canada and provincial governmenld 
     
    
   
   
    
     &gt;2’ securities and other securities . . . . . . . . . . . 98,171,724 
     
     E Mortgages and hypotliecs insured under the National Housing Act, 1954 2,329,712 
     
     g Day to day. call and short loans to investment dealers and brokers. 5 1887“ 
     
      .. 
     
     A555“  "i65;2s1T3s‘8 
     
     tioitmiom..................124,911,369 
     
     ‘IanhProrrtisos............... .. 4,863,131 
     
     r. Citsloinors‘ liability under acceptances. guarantees and letters of credit, 
     
     asporcontra................1.203.295 
     
      974.241 
     
     797,293,036 
     
       
     
      . . ......284,22l.t66 
     
      Acceptance: guarantees and lettorsol credit . . . . . . 1.203.295 
     
     LIABILITIES gtortaiiiuitim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i.sgs.2is 
     
     ’2s7.oo9.m‘ 
     
     i Capital paid up, rest account and undivided profits . . . . . 10,284,251 
     
     , ’2¢r,io3.63“6 
     
     . Balance of profit lot the year ended 31st October, I957 balm pro 
     
     vlsionlor stall pension hind andfor incomtu buttltor melting 
     
     tmsiors to lnnor Itosorvos out at which tull provision has been 
     
     modeler dirrilnutiutln valueolirtvostrmts aridlom . . . . 1.624.246 
     
     Provlslontorltatthrisionfund  .. . 125.000 
     
     £499,276 
     
     Prwtsiontorlocotriolaii............... 700;? 
     
     mawna ' 199,2 
     
     "am Dlvldonduttliormol76¢pIr!Iaro. . . . . . $380,000 
     
     ExlntIslrlIrllIIIotlhoroloolZ0¢|IIrsharo . . . too._ogq __4t_iti.ooo 
     
     53”.” uuuiunuronma  77.. 319.2337 
     
     IIhudutillvidodprol'tts0mhr3lst.l956 . . . . . . . 365,005 
     
     tronlonorluorvusattor ovtslnturlncuulatiot 
     
      torai.....‘”iT2ii1§t 
     
     9"" "" lt&amp;rdlIIdkcIIl......... . l.000.0N 
     
     “dI0lIdhdlh0clIhr3l!.l9S7.... . ._. 3173i» 
     
    
   
   
    
     DJLQIK 
     
     7% 
     
    
   
   
    
     cents) 
     
     . 5 59,591,231 
     
     irecl and guaranteed 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' 1..I.Nm . 
     
     EuctiIlvoV|a-Orﬂuutollioorollluopr 
     
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     treats were provided by the tenth SY’"'P"“h-" I5 *‘_’“‘‘”d‘‘d 1" *1‘ .1 mm In ‘mm’ I _4 1 V t we _ 
     
     er and members of Bunon W1’ rt Jeffery of Mist-oiir-he on the Ytlﬂdv 9 * Y. A‘«:l&lt;1ﬂE~ Klllyth ciming \\'()t‘&gt;lllp At noon a (l(‘ll(‘- “me 
     
     The ‘Dung fry “(Burton dressed death of his father, George Al» 5”.‘ S"f’”P‘ “"9 - ‘"5 V9‘ ious dinner was sened by the . . "me 1118‘ taken and 
     
     .- be,-1 Jgffery llobson bummerside. .\lr.~ ( R. lad.” of the Church 1.~h,.t,(.,h WP” Palm the dam" lhlng wished them a very Su(‘('t» til 
     
     In their gruesome costumes made - A 4* _ A __ ,___... ._ 
     
     . Friend: of Amhnm 4,...(.,,.dun Webber Sumnierside. Mrs t)r-n- I ._ Sed m l ‘h, rednirk. 
     
     ”‘°"' "5"" “’”"“‘ "" ’”"°“I° ““ will be «tad to Amwiti-"t he I ton H0 U9 W Herb aim‘ mp!” d to ‘ ‘ ‘ ” "_i ‘ nuns SURRENDER 
     
     mghm Although en'l"~l'"E ‘hem’ returned“ to his llonlealll  crt Maclu-n/ic. Hortltn \lr~ Jame‘ 1n}«ii~l14I° B-lull‘ l”.m\“.m RAVGOOV WP‘ Tl ~ 
     
     sell” “uh me” usual mﬂ“ and couche after lla\ll1 (‘ll ll’ G|‘a\'f‘S. 'l't'\‘un \li~~ l)ui‘«tlh\' Wphod. M )dra-M.n.(l‘“r mp?” A.Y.P.A.  ti  ‘   Lh H “M. ‘ 
     
     ‘pranks no serious damage was “me in the pnnceg C:,’i,,,',\ \;;(],]5e Macl\'en/ie and \lrs Robert Lar- (‘;dh,(f;1"“EMA]c::u{[:f‘fzd(.:i0iu:;l‘lav , n:?ai,,sc:,-I:-]e'23onei:,0(.cntfai ‘,;”m P 
     
     . ' ‘,' ‘ V ' 15' S ‘ . .. . lllllla 
     
     don? [9 pm-meny {W31 "¢‘(‘*‘1"l"E ”93lm“"l r"m°r§' l‘en""g1°°' tMacKcmie and Adele Dixos.   Ind 103 Red {P0095 SUl'N"ll(lt‘:Pd 
     
     The ”""“°' 0' 3“l”‘°" S“l"’0l Betta Gander and ts.-in pit-k. ck,“-'1' (‘,r{0L'ps ‘ ~~ —  to the ovemmem m 3 . . 
     
     is '3” d"k°d M“ In 3 M“ "" Mist-oiiclie attended the During the aiftt-rnoon S(‘\~il()l’li [ARFFR QIQTFR S, \,{a,.V‘5, Job,“ Ay_pA_ Mondaygggo Tiny“ V,‘-c..,,,-(i\“.|,i,'.r;:( 
     
     .°' palm l""‘7" °°l””‘d "elllnll Winter Fair in erst where interests and craft groups were L '1 i l ‘ ,5t;,;-ted’ ih(A-tr ygarsi a(*[n‘j[ieg and ope;-mjongi i-o,n,"amh..l J 
     
     land pastel zreen on the Wall“ they took part in an *\LIl'l(‘lllllll"dl conducted hy Miss Jean .\lac- l.£il'tl1‘Sl of world’ liners. the with a "get acquan-ted" evening the Communist partv'.~ (tl'.1d| 
     
     Th? Dalnllnﬁl and W981!‘ VW|‘k oCoinpetetion Bella and Betty Fadycn. .\li*s l-‘rank \l;u-Kay. Queen Elizabeth at 8.'l.tiT4 l(Itl~ is Wl’lll‘l1 was well attended A num- zone. led the surrendi:-i‘ Al I‘ -i. 
     
     W35 &lt;10"? bl residents of the were winning mcmtvrs of the Suninicrsidc. Mrs Ant) heard. about 2.000 tons heavier than lll(' mating committee was appoint- mana. about halfway up lllt  
     
     dlﬁltlkl - t4«H Garden Club. Bedeque, Mrs. Henry Moyse, Queen Mary. ' ed by the president, Carrie :road from Rangoon to 1\1anit.i...y_ 
     
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     ghosts,‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     the Ghost ls"t 31 
     
    
   
   
    
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     MISCOUCHE I Loyalty Is Theme Of C.G.|.T. WGX“ P°0l_l¢ muwrg-y-mmmyﬁ 
     
      |=a|| natty Ar Epworfh Han ‘:'R:;fr;_“'* Z .:'.‘:*..s'.."*:.°-..:.*A..:°A.n...;e 
     
    
   
   
    
     ting at the borne 
     
     John C. Poirier. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Friends of Gertie Lecky of His- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Ln MlS('0u('h¢ visi gs . 
     
    

    
     0‘ Mr and Mrs‘ Loyalty was the theme of the Sunimerside, Misses Audrey \lac-I “Pl “ton-3'?) Mchd°“°” (5 ll» 
     
     rn. I-‘reetown. Jean Mur- ' " muwan ‘“"* 
     
    
   
   
    
     C.G l '1‘ ‘ran rally held on SMu-r- Eathe 
     
    
   
   
    
     couche will be pleased to know . . . _ 
     
     she is much improved dter ha— gazﬁngsldtmgsr gm‘ 1“ uK'"y' Mérgarel 2Mulra"._l';h“b"h ethieyementi dj ' ugec-' 19 Thomson; oecretari . ‘ 
     
     . ptist Church Halltltamsay. and Sheila Laseley. of g . . Fl _ 
     
     vi-ng undengone surgery in the which W“ - F‘ L. Kensmgwn‘ ond satellite into the ﬂy. ;Jnne_ otcher. treasure-r— Bt".ly 
     
     .Princ.e County Hospital. Sum« M‘ Murray of Kmsmgmnv P E. um period the group k,ad_ hrhe T0r0l|l041lE$;IIIl (':li‘lk'jl€I  lputiilicitylr)-gwrladndul l:.td 
     
     llnﬁfldznd “rs Fdgmel‘ Puvmr I: representative of the '\’Lari- ers met and dist-usssed problems [[0 u?:em' em" rm‘ ‘ "E SS Bl-,(;‘A°l:_we::eu  _"t 
     
     of Miscouche recently spent some "me Gm‘ .“(.lrk Board an “M remmg (0 C GIT . You Yankees with 'our rock In‘? “Re” M‘-Vphyi “Mn- 
     
     ‘mm. in _ ‘vow same :‘3'(l:°d bl db0Ul 75 E1Tl~‘ and It was decided to form a lead. an N“ 5 ip Mun", Macxm H 
     
     where they attended the winter TM 5 _ Vh ‘h _ "3 °°““°'l "I m” we‘ “"m.me Are living in . .-umick 1'90? Thomson: in h -—\lU\(‘e 
     
     ‘fur e programme \i\_ It iom— next meeting to he qon bar we may no‘ have . Gum” pol Lyte; pl-on-_‘n,___B,.u°¢ Small. 
     
     Mrs Ephraem Gaudet. \lis- memed dwwh rﬁgifgauofilhm 915 “rday ‘glanuar-‘I Fm‘ in ‘ "clock But. comrades. we have mutt- “"3" o°“"°°' 
     
     couche. recently visited in L‘har- " ‘ 3: Team‘ " . M _  ’‘ Elplwnl? Han‘ 5”""l‘_‘."“d" “K. _ The "°hd°“'°“ Woke hiti-11» 
     
     lottewwn at the borne of her perofanv fa?‘  pm ‘I  ‘M “I” Wk" "9 ‘he 9°~‘-‘”?’I"~‘ you mmk our hum“ an In offlc ging ill(‘m 
     
     daughter Mrs Fred Egan‘  b8\!|rlot‘3l\|p.. i e’study. 1' e of establishing a girls council at thatched with straw‘ ‘to “kc their am“ serious“ Md 
     
     ' Millie Decoste and Iris Gal- cnfe ‘ 5'"? 1mg‘ ":me‘l"a‘d"unI mm mm’ Uur roads are like a bognick. to do their part for the sut-toss 
     
     9°”-‘~ '~”"‘ 3"‘ 3 9 9” Ell7.¢':lb(‘llltRaﬂ'lSay gave her ini- we be“ you yaﬂwes to me of the A.Y.P.A. 
     
     On Youth Sunday. the nirin 
     
    
   
   
    
     lnnt of Wiscouche recently ar~ _. . 
     
     rived at their hmne afu-r ha‘-mg °°“”“l m°""“’g- pression of camp council and Mrs dr.“_ , 
     
     lgpeyﬂ 9.-V9;-at days in Amherst The opening worship was con- Robe rt Carruthers reques1- w-N, pumng on me dogmck. hers attended the oorpor.-.;9 
     
     when they wok pa,-11,, 3 4.“ ducted by Gail Jenkins. Carol ed groups to send her ntati-rial Y0” 1 mk_ the way Mk", communion followed by 3 -,,...1 
     
     'c0mp¢-mmn of “mm. E‘-(,n0,,,,(.5_ Jenkins and Jane Graham of the for the (‘GIT Ctllullllls of the ray“ V communion breakfast sent-~. -.t 
     
     ’ on Thursday 3 ﬂauo“-9'5." ummerside Baptist (i IT. netngpapq-1'5 Miss 1-an \1iirra_\‘ _  V . _the members of the Layrin-qr 
     
     MBIRBFGI Murray. K9ii.siH*.’,lon. carried out a uniform eliniiiia» He’ "5""-‘ as 3 I"‘"“‘k' Association in St. Mary. HA; 
     
    

    
     3”‘ “me 5'0” ‘am °( ‘momhﬂ At the 7 o'clock service lli \'l 
     
    
   
   
    
     party for the junior grades of 
     
     lMiscout-he Convent was held Ln 
     
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