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power plant in Charlottetown. there were no hockey games lnt week. The West Royalty Bombers met the Hunter River Royals on the local rink Monday evening. and when the blackout came on. they had to quit. hoping to be able to meet soon.

enee on the cancer fund drive was road by Mrs. Andrew. Mist Ada. Graham also read a letter. A better o! thanlu Xfom teacher and writs. to Mrs. Miller Orr for e beautiful framed motto was read by Mm- Wayfield Orr. A dlicusslon on_ booking n. nursery mat for convent- tlon followed by e motion carried that Min. W. On- Ind Mrl- Nltth- ollon see about samdelMrs. Andrlemv t wrl bou broa coih (or qu . “'eekmd' She “L” vislled sum‘ lgeport‘; iromc Cmlllllilltt‘; leceivcd. nierslde. She was accompanied on New Commmﬁrs me as ioygows; her return by Mrs. Orr on Mon-l Lunch m5_ George gum“; Sick, do)’. |Mrs_ colds and Mrs. Nit-holsm; School. M M. Houston am Mrs. Mn" Gwyn 5mm‘ ma h" Andrew. llsgxt meeting to no at “Pliifhm- M” Emmm- 5mm‘ the home of lVLrs. Nicholson", were visitors to the city last week. - ' and while there attended the Pres- byterill when Mrs. Bernard Wu l. dalonta

Others who attended the mtet- Inge o! the Presbyterlnl were Mn. Waytleld Orr, Mrs. Bruce Moffatt.

Mrs Miller Orr had u. pleuant vlalt vtrltlz her son. Murray and litre. Orr, New Arman. over the

HI. Wailter Buntain. Mrs. John 8. McLeod. and Mrs. Blair Andrdw. The meetings were very inspiring w throughout mud threw out a chall- ‘en-ge to each one to show greater faith in this great work. thus shall Christ's command be fulfilled. G0 {Ye Into All the World. SUGAR Mrs. Newton McLure is having a happy holiday with h(‘r sister Mrs. hlewyn Bulmzm and Mr. Bul- mn-n. . l Messrs. George Brookim and McFarlene left Tuasday ‘morning by motor on an extended |bu51nes5 trip to the southern States "Gs [and will likely visit some o1 the. ‘Wllular race tmt-ks. t Creelmtm Dlckieeon. Allison ' tEICVBIlSOh. George Andrew and iSnndy- Nlcltolsolx P W C stltlocllehts lcnjoyed .1 well earned l ldaY - |at their respective homes, having jsuccessftllly millet: the exams. They will return on Monday. Mr. MlllTay Un- was a visitor to his home here on Tuesday. Mrs. lOrr returned with him. _ t l Mrs. Bruce Moffalt had a Dleas- ant visit In the City renewing cld acquaintances. returning home on hlonday. l Miss l‘..i‘a".'3 Stevenson ls spend-

ling sumetimp with relatives and ‘friend; in Boston und other States. lAntm will bc much missed in her home conimltzl-ity" as she has always ‘takers. an active part in church land roclal activities. . ____ . kit's. R l. D.Cl-iiCi0ll, Mrs. {Brenton Dickicssn hfiss LouLse

McCouhrey and Mr. Lcith Orr uuolcrrd to Charlottetown on Sun- lday where they visited the San- Httorltlnl 1115.1 lvlrs. Dickinson reports ‘Rcvell condition good. just wailing ‘fur the warm weather for hi5 happy ‘ rctilru theme.

4hr. Henry Ready returned from Halifax where he received his dis- charge. and i5 visiting his sister. Mrs. Edwin Stevenson and friends here. and Cavendish. Hg plans to leave for ‘Toronto on Monday where ltid sister tMariont. Mrs. Jack ﬁepburn resides.

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There passed to hetr etemcnl re- tward on Wcdnasday. January 29th. ‘inticl ZIQCCI and highly respected lady in her 90th your. Mrs. Lucy Paynler at her home in North Rustico. Truly it Christian char- acter. a. member of the United Church. and a supporter in all it; activities. None ever called on her in need or sorrow without re- ceiving a full measure oi com~ tort. A good mother and grand- mother has gone from the home. where the will be greatly missed. but she has left happy memories to be cherished. Sh: was the daught- er of the late Mr. titxl Mrs. Chester (McNeIll) Woolner. We; twice married first to Jame; 1. Smith. this union being blessed with (our chldren. one daughter, Dora, who tenderly cared to;- her in her de- clining days, and three s0ns. Wes- ley with whom she resided. Hamid o1 the C.N.R.. Charlottetown. and Chester who lived 1n the states and predeceased her n few years. Oin the death .0! her husband she - ‘was left with this young family I

to care for. Later she married Wea- ley Paynter. to thin urton was born e daughter Annie Laura. who married JOhn McLean. Her husband and Mrs. McLean posed beyond about thirty years ago. She nib leaves a number of grand-children and great grandchildren. as well as a host 0t triends. The Hon. B. W. LePagd and Mr. Chester Mc- Lufe. MP. are nephew. Byfﬂbﬂthy ls extended to the loved one; The funeral eervioo wan held on Friday January 31st, from her lute ro- sldence when a large number gath- ered to otter their tribute o! re- spect. Her Plato: Rev. n10 Ooﬂln conducted the service. Favorite hymns 0t the deceased wwe sung as follows. Jesus Lover or My soul. Rock of Ages and Nearer My God to Thee. Mn. Rdan-d Bthtttiizi wu pianist. Beautiful ﬂoral otter-inn bore silent trtbutee. Pallbearers were Menu. Fred Clark. George McOoubrey. Roy Dolron. Arch Hart- lan. Benjamin Woolntr Ind James l’... IIePaBe. Interment in Cavendish cemetery. Mr. Andrew: tunenl db- ecton. A humbq- o: your‘ men were ﬂower beam-o

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