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MAY 22' 1953 THE GUARDIAN . CHARLO ITETOWN PAGEELEVEN ,. ....-- T Z ' E w. I. passed in mlized 3185- It was 51' MARY'S CONVENT Th c d itt td . SEAVIEW W.M. . A LAKE van”. decided to hold the lottery over i lngetivaer cgidrfnm entD;21s:- DABNLEY Annee S , meeting of the Lake tor another month, as all the tick- .fFollowing is the honor roll for ter. The sick committee reported -The April meeting at the COMPLETE VISUAIJ Tm f0urm' Institute was held ets have not yet been sold. month of April' Correspondence consisted of a Dsmiey and sea View Auxiliary 01'”? women! M,-5, Michael Dal- The next meeting to be held at KEROSENE. Electric and Pro- Grade x1-1, prance; can, help fruit sent to one sick person. was held at. the home 0! Mrs. . BEFBACTIHON AN!) home at P - F th r nu” Wednesday. May 13th. W"-h the Mme M M” R3Y""md wmdi P309 G35 Reirlizerators. Bryant-on 2. Eleanor cunton, Patricia peg. Government Grant of 82.50 and Colin Donald. Tuesday evening mm 9 lying pP3n to - gaendance of eight memberax. Ripll call ltonbe ansvyieredqbky an ei't- and MacKay. E”; 3. Luce”; Macnonaldy Joyce E letteri iron: C318 Institute office April 14th. your table. Free delivery on ANNALYSIS . - ' - books. One letter The president. Mrs. R. B. Cous I-del-5 of 50c 01- over i men, an" the opening 0 c ange o ower s ps e nice ' n H stead. Anne carpenter oonceinng an I 0 . "tenng the Creed was read ins was then adjourned and de- TAILOREDTO MEASURE some made X4, C33,...” Macphee; was lead imm Mrs. Howard Wood. sins presided. and led the Easter I 5., p. Hu1'cHEsQN 9 "' Inowcd by the reading licious lunch was served - the 339.00 Up. -7- P. MBCPIICFSOYI and 2 39,-nice MacLe3n; 3, mm, Mac, Home Economics Convener. service of worship. The meeting Orders 10 A.M. mm; unmnl (tee of the last meeting. hostess assisted by Mrs. Ivan R.ed- Son. fmyre The May meeting will be held opened by singing Hymn 104 Mid - ht lithe minu . ,,mm ' ' at the school each member brin - lichris is Risen Toda ." mg ' & Mn gpxon, which was mond Grade xmpeggy Munany. . g t the Lord y The PI UNfLOADING COAL-A, pick.”-a Grade vlnnn. Maureen wood, ing lunch. Roll call is to be ans- scripture reading at. Mark 16:1-7 Sunda 5 also is; Co. are unloading hard coal. . ,, ' answered by flower seeds and slips. was read in unison. Mrs. Cousins y 0 tometrlstl R D s i h'll B so Old 2' 3”” Che"”" 3' A"d"y ”'i and each member is to bri i. H ion 59; "8 '- "5 '- W i.ii'y. Margaret McLaren. no”, Mk ,0 be M, ,0, ,5? t .'.,j;';k 1” ”;.'”g”fn gm, , JOHNNY'S FISH J6 CHIPS moss DOWN 1,-,,w,,d,, y new Grade VII-1. Betty McIntosh; ' . " i . Vt 4” ” 5 53 gnu gt,-at A 4 ill j The meeting closed by singing Glorious" was then sung. The 0" f"m"m ;j5'.'lr.f;"p 13 U NORTH TRYON Presbyterian 2' Am” Mann”; 3” Doreen Chev" ”The Queen" and a. delicious iollowing members had Easter PHONE 28734 Vstmtl olwillow 19: Perch lg Church "mxme May 24"” 11 mm" Brig; d VI-1 Sylvia Cheverie lunch was served by home” and E regain": Mm' Kek Mwxut Mn" '5 '(l'hewe!t 3.Gulded 23. Negative g Miss Mary A. Macxenzie, Deacon- JON? Setewut neg”, Campbell, 2' 500151 half-hour enldyed. C. Donald. Mrs. Jlis. Hickey,HMrs, . . . t T. ,,mver-(Gen) 4-1-Ind "PW ., cw Eunice Arsenault, Audrey Roach, SPRING VALLEY w I &nSLI:)me;n,s("2t 5'M,m' ' I0.L0lKrNf9d mnlufe 24. American H . Anne Marie Gallant: 3. Frances ' ' O0 . A Mack A rodents s.Lsi-59. ilycatcher JUST lmcslvnn large .91hiD- Cnmonl ve,.,,,,rc,. Gallant, Patricia , Dexzltillgx-lull" mad-bloated wmlny; 1.9,, marine 25. Protective ,n ment of outdoor fuinltule llic ud- Clinton. eThe members of the Spring sense 1: 99 R0" H W S b . "IAMCM ullmsl covering 1.1”" ing lawn swings. chants and chaise Grade vnn1' Ame Cnmon; 2' Valley Womens Institute were en- nmwglng bpngetg; emuwnh En i e z lndisn I.'I'ree for the V r 5., lounges, Simpsons-Sears. C'har- Jenn Mooney carol Ann Mwcop tertnined at the home of Mrs. W. verse on Egan am” , :1. !:xelams- T-Mounlllnt leg Yulnlars Answer l0”9.10ll” SW9" 1 1 ' Gannm, 3. Anne .1. ilarrington. Meeting opened by . ' Iunth. unnmgng) comb. 26.Lsnd- 35.Mntched -'4 mimkv Ca” ' singing ”0ld MacDonald Had A Mmutes of 1”" mwln re” Tron”. form meuum "WP. IMPORTANT BROADCAST, m Marie MacPhee. Patricia MacDon- Farm" Fmeen members were and approved. Correspondence ):'Gn-1'3 s.Tufto(hsir 27. Roll 40.Llison The Rev. A. H. O'Neill, M. A., D.D. aid. Lorraine Peters. mesent Minutes were read and consisted of lettelis from Mr. liniclullme onhou-ae's 29.Frencis active General Secretary of the B. 8: F. Grade IV-L Betty Pltlllet. Vera approvnd. school commnitee R. R035 E81011. Tmnperlnce Field hlodder leg i coins 41..Arrsnge, Bible Society in Canada will speak Whitty. JDBJ1 Mlcpheev 1", hell” ported gaming 3 minor md dust. s.elIe”J.y' " ,1””' re cammw ze,oldTeetar 0.0scilhtes 32. Musical as type over Radio Station C. F. C. Y. Malone. Paula P9”"- 9” E nan gm. mt. school. NW Friendship w9Tk 1"-'0'” M75 I ment 11.1-fries drsms l1.Cooling Sunday afternoon, May 24th, at 1.15 Wright; 3. Genevieve Mooney. Ncw mmmmees am Sbdlgley Thompson. I lclted” re 5 P isbbr.) lightly 33.0u:t. device o'clock, standard time. Plan to lis- Margaret Clinton, Margaret C. School, Mrs. Hubert Cueley ufgrillitgs adv-ance (mm M15 Glllis. -A nuance 28.Excavatcs 3(.lAsso otrsther ten in. Milcpolmldi Ethel M'm"d' Est" sick, Mrs. James utzlirsto and Mrs. East; al;.is:in:l,:,l;yedm:eI;,d i ' Atom n.-- Carter. . ' . ', ntime THE PRESBYTEEIAN clmiwll Grade 1114. Gertrude MacDon- Cilrmt” Efllfps and d dedicated. Ihe iriendshlp secre- otlum IN CANADA. .. schedule (or aid. Marina Boylan; 2. Joanne d . P 9"" W" ”” WY ”'P0”Cd 3 h09'P1"1 W45: 1 iS0.Am-l (Sunday School reopens 11 A. M.l Doucette Elaine Cheverie. Cora an m5c"”ed' mspnll 15W”. 3 h09P"v8l Weill. lcbserves A M Sunday School 10 A. M. Wood Campbell 3. Betty Jane McCor- 1,313". were made to 1”” scme 2 .hO'ypim1 "mi 15 syimpamy 28 U!d"'5-' lslallds 3 P M Sunday School 2 mack Glynn Jarvis, Paulette e"'Cm".1mm' C0.me 10 me ha” It cam5' 6 lmme Cami 11 hmne t”a"5i IACIOF P M Murriiy I.ilvll'lJOllI'-Solllll 730i Gmni was decided tonlnylte Hamilton to 6 get well cards, and 11 Easter ”u-mgprl P" M'MmNer. Rev E S Hans l G ' i h 1 stage their variety concert in the Cards. Benediction closed the - .. . . . . . . . rade II-4. Cecelia C ever e, h H I , , n , U y ', nxingot Carol Anne Power, 2. Joanne Pep ii , zi so -to invite Elleislle play. met? nil- Lunch W35 nClVBd by the B”'”” onwsu. - VERNON unlrrsni ers Mnrgaret McPhee: 3. Con- A .""dl:g'M”Hl)”Fe Huntilris", ;if5::SeS.h:i;1Xt Igietsltliispkit be shlglld I (am) CHURCH OF CAVADA - SCTVl1'95lSLalllCc Clinton Roma MacDonald. was gwe" V ”i Hlmm H5” "P E ” T5" " on ' itlisleiowls Sunday May N”; Elms” 11 A Mi 2 ton, and a sewing contest com. mons. aszgypt 53,5 P" M: C1 Vgn '1 I n , plcted the program. Next n:;:ting " ? (IBM) ?sr::ga;'s0Cho'Ol ,.e0pe,:”1'V1 kin;-'l;i OESTER 3”) BREDGE w" L at Mrs. Charlie Coles'. Reiresh- Meeting closet. by slnizinlz ”Carry u,mnd Evening servm, 7.30 P. M (sppcm The mommy's-'tmeeung 0: Oysn r is were served the hostess. Me Back To Old Virginia". '3' ' i Rev John F M'ii-Kay BD i f; 1d t n.PieCtd Cm ' ' i ' ' -I icr Bed Bridge W. I. was 6 R r i tl l I Mrs. R. L. and Daniel , ;,?,',;'J,... H- ,.l.i..l?.'3f..,”.. 0.. Monday night Dorothy Illx s column- nAnsiithori 'l"l'RR:U' ll-”fB0l"K"A5T("l-A"i April 13th with eleven members . nee-eve 1', : WW Mr. SUMMM umrc CHARGE. - The United Chill and iollr visitors present. Continued from page 2 ' 40"” M Camda services Smldayi i i The M” 031,1 W” Enswered by works in my place oi employment, and every night alter work she meets Me Aylm" Mud man” f' '-c"”"' 24.m' 11 A' M' Murray RWFL 2 . , 5p,l'3”g df3w”'m3 hmmi p tier Sl.SiPr's husband nnd they go out. Although I've told the girl's people "sir ,. man down before C "iAU”m""5 l'"'”c smash 330 P' M' B01” RN” 1 H” mmmes M the Much meet about this they won't believe me How can )E0plE be so blind? X0 gsgghsrlc '1.;0 P. M. Murray Hnrboilr. SOT-nling were read and approved. One E ” ' 1 . - L O. scrarndl)ledetg,gs,ste;lIt.zh0P:1. '1; y, x (Atlantic mm: ”The Power That Never member paid fee and two biatgidays . i first; meah. ajnvsl r.-Cuns me. 1 ocean) Falls." Rev. D. Wallace MacPhel'-ilvere put ill Eirthdiay Box. an 5 ANS , I n on page lm ymer ta sup. i l i . . I ., . . - s WEFR: Slll('0 the girl is only A fellow worker of yours I think H r s r d 1 nspecies son, Mlll1SiPl. u.ls received for fruit sent. . p . I n , n n - ell Pnjny his good i'oo n at e-, , "gm::;,;'a;,:;k:3,;1g"g:,:: .i.1.i”ii...?lE;f.2ii1l:l.?.?. 222”3:..'"...i:?::2:. 5:22:21: .:”1.;.::...::: ;,m rgy-se igigrrigwriger -- so ' TRYON PASTOR. l. ' I (;1.-- lo nl ' I ' nu , t f ” . j . ; avorl.-ii orno 'uns me. n DAILY WYFr0QUM&Hem'l IIOW to work "3 The Unnnd church of Canada, SM, n in vvheauey River hall, and 11 they up to the gill. sister, and her parents, to safeguard hel morals, theres children PM without waxing when YOUR FAMILY DESERVES A X Y D L 3 A A X 3 vices on Sunday. May 24th. 'llliyDll1n'30uld H0! 00319. the 5801'9l3-W W35 mm'"'5 3'0” Ca" '1” 3b””" 1'” Ayhnpr Cam,” add, new zen; II L 0 N G F E L L 0 W 11 A. M. cape T,.m,m.se 3 P. M, n nskcci to write to the Rev. Mr. - -T to the Same old foods... AVLMER QUMJTY on I M" arm I "and. for nnomel. In thin exam re A in Med ,(.,.nnnnd 7 30 p 31 The Sncmmem l Goudge of Polvnal to see it Pownal Miss Nlssen caiinat reply personally lo readers but will answer tor l;CeU'IfCO L'g.yX tor the two 0's: etc. Single lgtters, spoa- ioiltlie Loirdis isupiiler will be (ll)- ; Y-.3) 5- IWClt1,l;1t:”" 0" their 3”” P"'”'"''" M K"'"”l """”t ""”"Kh W" ”'l''""'- ' C55" ' trophies, the length and formation of the words are all hints. isoiged xlilt I:i1Cll siei-viric. Rev. AlPX'tIOf1.h:';ed'1Eo:SAecretary reported loch day the code letters are different. all 9f - M W. 11115 F13 ' . . nnininwriiiign lsmidlnr; finished work in to the A crynwnnm Queen.” n P inn! Cross office, and ollc article ” erstlllals urns D(iSSCtl ill. Making a quilt was I B N P B K '2 M W R X J B W U. X U 0 I Z P m-m- tlls;-ilssed. and the secretary was Mr and Mrs. Bob Glniliiiln and ,.5,km in sand for three yards of

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