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(cp)--The Canadian 0 '.mm'm; Association mid mm 0 in a brief to the Senate on Canadian trade re- mining in- danger of extinction ice of gold is in-
international trade The association blamed the
ounce by the United States lur orld
dropped from 140 in 1941 today.
iition-1 dustry 15 1" y unless me in
"Midi c the ogalxwng Dunc a pre-war level.
In IEOCIALIIIIII brief said prices in sen!!!” 00"-Hdence-" i n
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POVVNAL UNITE!) I'AS'I'0IIAL CHARGE. -- Services Sunday, May 10th, Chi'iSti.'in Fnniiiy Day. Mm. view nt 11 A. M. Poiviiai at '7 P, M. Rev. T .R. Gourlgc, Pastor.
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Mother's Day, May 10th. Caledonia 11 A. M. Wood lslaiicis 3 P. M. and iltiiirray Harbour South 730 P. M, iMinister: Rev. E. S. Hales,
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CHILDREN'S DAY lit the Ex- iposition at Trinity United Church ;tomori'oii', Saturday, two slioivings, L935 A. iii. and again at 3.00 F. iii. (Songs, stories. niovics ,gamPs and exhibits, telling of the Church's work at home and Overseas.
, FIJNERAI. YliSTEl'tDA1' - riic funeral of the late IIHZCL E. Stew- ill'i. was livid yesterday afteriioon ifrom her into rcsidciicc. St'l'VlCES at. the home. and grave iiere con- ducted by the Rev. A. Frank Mac- Lenn. The nail bearers l1(1iT'. R. P. iFoi-sytlic, Walter Auld. Cecil Mil- ler, Vernon Currie, Everett Web- ysicr, riaiiiy Wood. Iiitcrinc-ni was in Powiiai Cf3l'lletCl')'.
, CORRE()'l'10N - Central Royal- 'ty Women's Chorus, wincli ivoii first place in Class 14 for rural women's 1-horns in Miisiciii Fes- iival.conipetitioii Tiirsday even- ing for their perforiiiaiicc of "O Lovely Night." was aw-.irded 83 points and not 82 as previously reported.
COR.VW.u.l, UNI'riCi) (,'1ll'R(,'II, .iiev. A. S. Weir. Mlill' er. Services May 10th, as ioiioivs:--New Domin- ion at 11.00 A. M. Kingston at 3.00 P. M. Cornwall at 7.30 P. M. Mother's Day and Christian Family Day program at each place. Have the family 111 itiuircli. New Domiii- ion Sunday School in be i'r--organ- ized. Other schools as arranged.
MURRAY HARBOUR PASTOR- AL CHARGE.-Tlie United Church of Cziiirida. Scrvicc.-:. Siiiidny. May 10th. 11 A. M. Miirrny Harbour; Guest Prmrlicr. Pmlsxs-'ni' C. W. David. Indore College. India. 2 P. M. Little Sands. 3.30 P. M. Belle River. No service at Miirrny River. Scr- nion: "A Trio of Miists." Rev. D. Wallace MacPiicrson, Minister.
('RAI'Al'D. SPRi.VGFI!iI.I), Long Crock Parishes. Rngntinii Sunday, Fifth Sunday after Easter: St. Elizabeth's Church. Springfield, 11 a.m. Holy Conimunion; St. Thom- as' Church. Long Creek. 3.00 p.m.. Holy Communion; St. John's Church. Crapaiid, 7.30 p.m.. Even- ing Prayer. Rev. G. R. F. Ebsnry, Rector.
ST. I'E'l'ER'S BAY PASTORAI. (fHAR(.iIJ. - rlie United Church of Canada. Services for Sunday, May 10th, Mother's Day Services. St. Peter's Sunday School at 10 A. M. service at 11 A. M. Greenwich Slin- day schnol at 2 P. M. Service at 3 P. M. Special service in Marie at. 8.00 P. M. Mr. Wilfred Rairi5kei'r,r- singh of Trinidad, will be the spec- lil.I speaker. and there will be spec- ial music. Marie Sunday School at 4'! P. M. Rev. Rimeli A. Maci.eod. l Minister.
TR1'()NeH()NSIlAIV GROUP OI" UNITED BAPTIST CHURCHES.- Church Services Notices. On Sun- day, May 10th, services as follows: Bonshziiv. Public Worship, 11.00 A.M. We.stmoi'eland, Sunday School 2.00 P. M. Public Worship, 3.00 PM. Tryon. Sunday School 11.00 A. M. Special Evangelistic Service, 7.30 P. M.. with Rev. 1.. R. Atkinson, Evangelist of the. Maritime United Baptist Convention as guest P1'FR('llP,l' at all three services. Rev. W. G. Killam. Pastor.
0ItWI'.I.I.-VERNON United Church of Canada, services for Sunday. May 10: In recognition of the work just completed on Eldon Church, nil three services this Sunday will be held there; the services in the other churches are caiicelied or postponed to a later date. The following services will he held in Eldon: 11 am., Re-op- cning. and unveiling of Memorial window. Special music. 2.30 p.m.. special missionary speaker. Prof. C .W. David. a native of India. special music. '7..'i0 p.m.. Rev. W. B. MncPhnll guest. speaker. Spec- ial music by members of the Cherry Valley, Orwell. and Vernon River Choirs. Rev. John 1”. Mac- Kny, B.I)., Minister.
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The many friends nf Mr. .1. Evelyn Myern are sorry to learn he is I, patient. in the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital. undergoing I serious operation. Friends wish him a speedy recovery.
A total of 30.000000 flashlight batteries were made in Canada in 1953.
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MRS. FRED W. CLARK
The death occurred at her home on April 6th, 1953, of Mrs. Fred W. Clark of Cavendish. The late Mrs. Clark was born at New Glas- gow, P. E. I.. on Aug. 6th, 1876. ”1-lettie”, as she was known to her friends, was a skilled dressinaker, having taken up the work in early girlhood, and practiced it both at home and in Boston.
She was married in 1905, and came to Cavendish in 1908 where she lived the remainder of her life.
She endured an illness of two and a half years with patience and forbearance. and one of her greatest. joys was the visits of her friends and relatives.
She knew that she was ”zoing home" and was resigned to go all the Master's bidding. ,
She leaves to mourn the loss oil a kind and loving wife and moth-
er, her husband and family of four, Gertrude, Mrs. Donald La- mont. French River; George at
home; Marjorie, Mrs. Cyril Smith, Hunter River; Elmer in Saint John. N. B.: also a sister, Mrs. Eva Stevenson. Westminster, Mass.,
fifteen grandchildren and six great grandsons. The funeral was held from
Cavendish United Church on April 8th and was very largely attended. Her pastor. Rev. George Gough, conducted the services, assisted by Rev. Howard Christie. Hunter Riv- er. and Rev. Mr. Green of Stan-
ley Bridge. Hymns were favorites of the late Mrs. Clark. "The Lords My
Shepherd” and "Abide With Me."
A quartette. "Sweet. Peace. The Gift of God's Love”. was very beautifully rendered by Miss
Blinche Wyand. Messm. Olaf and Roy Stevenson and Lowell Wyand. Mrs. Reggie Simpson presided at the organ.
Pall-bearers were the six near- est. neighbors. namely, Wm. John- stone. Eric Simpson. Jack Stew- art, Sterling Stewart, Reginald Simpson and Ciiesley Clark, the latter a nephew.
IN MEMORIAMTT.i52i?i7
cesteri in the Commons. -
md C”,-1, Houm-on, Of the total. 36,871,000 Wu in
cmown, capital expenditure such as pur- Gladys and Ralph MaoFayden' chase of properties, new construc-
Hiiiiter River.
The Bu;-hoe 1:-amuyp Ch-town, During ilie 1951-52 fiscal year, sways; cost of operation and mainten- Ernesi. Alma Clark and family, 3”" V”? 35-0792000 Cavendish. ---- RM and Campie Toombs, North BLIND EXPERT Rusiioo. V CALGARY, (OP)-For the sec- Robert, l)orot.iiy and Irma Craw. 0nd year in a row. Bill Crawford ford. Tryoii. topped all scorers in Calgary's
Perri and Fannie Miilar. Lot 16 Bonnie. and Buff LePage, Char-
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GROUP HIGHLAND DANCING-Members of the Cornwall Clan who performed at the Musical Festival. Left to iight, Norma Howard,
Vivian Drake. Miriam Diane Macmillan.-Barter:
t Minnie and Wilfred Whitlock, Hunter River. Helen and Stanley Macllean, Borden. Mary and Jay Dora, Ottawa, Ont. Fiorrie Whitehead, Mansfield,
Edwards and
Mass.
Albert and Irene Baker and Florence.
Earle. Helen and Donald Baker, Ch'town.
Baskets:
Eva and family, Westmiiister,
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Iosi Of lei Base ,Ai Chaihain. N.B.
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Lion and rehabilitation.
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The gleaming, everlasting, stainlsu slut tub oi the Butty wulm la enctond within an OUTER tub oi, Iiuvy steel. The space be- tween in For traps the water hot-keep: the omuior cool. '
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Flower-bearers. Ellwood Stew- art, Benson Grniiani, Beverly Mac-1 Leod, John MacNeil, John Toombsi Albeivt Laird, Herbert Moore andi Alvin MacNiel. i
The remains were tenderly laid to rest in Cavenciisli cemetery. F11-L neral arraiigemeiits were under the direction of Mr, James E. An- drews.
Floral tributes were as follows.
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