Street Department Reports ThFG"""'"- P'l3”5 One Of Busiest Years Ever IindaIJan'27'l9'II

Councillor P. R. Mccormac; al streets were add . T - C alrof the Street Committee. of chip sealing was ffrriedleolxulg

reported that the year l965was one t.he'Island Construction Co. Chip of the busiest the department has seal was applied to the following hld. This was due to the extra -atreets: Admit-pl Street, Alley vvglrlg which the Centennial Year Street. Ambrose Street, Birchwood c e ration had created. in addit- Street, Bishop Street, Bri , ion to the paving programme, tree Ave. Chestnut Street. Cresgllvttfolll EAgsRA19Rl1xIg n WAT trimming and sEl11DVIl and snow Drive. Douglas Street Felling MENI removai. Street, Green Street, Spring Park AND A WOMAN - -

The dlreport also showed that the shad, Syqdney Strseet, Union Street, TIME STANDS STILL IN expen tures for street mainten- pper neen treet Greenfield . , ,, ance was 5l6l,0l0.7it, and the capit- Ave, Hensle Street, Hillcrest Ave. THE HIGH SIERRAS - ai expenditures had amounted to Highland Ave., King Street, Maple 3l43.B29.87. Street, McGill Terrace, Orlebor

The paving programme included Street, Park Terrace. Passmore Chestnut Street (Upper Queen to Street, Pleasant Street. Spring Elm Ave.l Douglas Street (Upper Street, Villa Street. Victoria Street, Queen to Spring Park Rd). Spring Victory Ave. Total length Re-Chip- Park Road (to intersection at sealing. 21.850 Lin. Ft. Douglas), Kent Street (Edward to yr. pddltlon to ll, Flllmyl. Eshel 5179'" (E"5l9" '9 re-chipseaied, the following street l-Ouswdrth Ave-l. Lapthorue AVe- received a coat of chip seai:- Good- nue (Longworth Ave. west 669 feet) wlll Avenue sldmoum Avenue Ind Gerald Street (from School York Lane. Cross Roads Victoria 562.3 feet east). All work was cal"- pprlr ... Tot-I Length, 4350 up, pl. rled out under the direction of the City Engineer. STORM SEWER8

In addition to the general repairs work wag done on passmore, and maintenance of concrete side- street, Jdlm street, Gerald arldf walk in various sections of, the city, Lapthomg Ave., Lower W a t er, new walks were laid on the east colmolly street, valley Street. side of Windsor Street and on the upper Queen 5;” Douglas street southeast corner of Douslaa and Park Street, Upper Queen streci Spring Park Road. Considerable anl Connolly requiring 1.640 ft. 15 work was done in the laying of new lp, pipe. 301 ft. 12 ,-p pipe, 223 ft" ;- storm sewers and catch basins. 24 in pipe, 23 catch Basins 16 (1,, All streats that had previously

, , 2 ft. Steel Culvert and 40 ft. 4 ft., 11 chip sealed received a new sleel Culver;

coating. and several streets were Ex 3 if given an initial coating. Clay alld SIDEWALKS (NEW) TEA , "t gravel streets were further built 0 wl St, NE lgd B, .u ' t . Kw : up, in preparation of future paving. twegn VIllIlIAr Stueeand Ilisreelii ESL I; Newssh Cartoon Serial 2 : Early in the year a new flusher new cement walk was laid a dis- 0W5 A1 7 ' 9

l was purchased from the Blchle tanceof 4l3lineal feet, andastand- ADULT ENTERTMNMEN,

- K maul Seagrave Co., and the old flusher pl-d wldu, pt 35 feel

he; Eastern Guardian

CUIILEIIS. Please air PARISH 0? Georgetown. An - tuliluliyspeclai meeting in the ilcan church of Canada. on up, room todny, Friday,at a p. Islgalutyu Suntlay.Ho January who

' - and sermon 11 a.m. nevuelid MURRAY masons. Murray w. G. Hogg.

' Pastoral Clltlrltt Ullmtd ghll:-h of Canada. Services, Sun- GEOILJETOWN Pastoral Charge day, Jan. 29th. Murray River, United Church of Canada. p ll a.n1.: Little Sands. 3 p.m.: for Jan. 29: ll a.m. Mullen Cross; u Murray Harbour 7.30 p.m. Rev. 1. 2.30 pm. Sturgeon: 7 pm. Geared-

5, woolfrey. Minister. town, Rev. W. A. Paterson. Minist- er.

' AY P t al , CllSa1lI'ge Illilurch 3 glam UPTON GOSPEL Ch'W'- Du” ma services for Sunday, Juuuury. das. Order of service fgr Sunidoag; 291" Sh FEW” ”"l” "11 '”"'i zlzlltlh lliulmgengcclxlnunsin Greenwich service at 2.30 p. m.; speaking wrung supper H,” I. lllalleuslfvllfue "LIeZu30u';uuI;I';l,IIevi in. No evening service. - I Russe . ac .l -

UNITED BAPTIST Church. W"-LING WOIIIIEIISITIII WIIII Montague charge: Sunday. Jan. "'3 wmke” Gm” "I st DIIVIIII 29th. Sturgeon ll a.ln.; Mufti? United Church. Georgetown, held mu”. 3 pm; Mouuuum supdp, ll"-I” WWHV 5”””5””'e" at the School 9.45 a.m.: preaching su- home of Mrs. C. A. Fraser on Jan- Vice 730 um. Wm, pups pervlcd uary 17th.. with eight workers in up 7J5u Subject --v- - ppdim ntlcndance. Numerous articles were Nepesuuyy All vislw" welcome, eomplet j for their annual bazaar. Rev. A, M, Rpgerppp, At the close of activities a delicious . lunch. was served by Mrs. Nelson LOADS PRODUCL - The M.V. Dicks and Miss Elizabeth Skinner. Saval from Bu:j'en.!NeCwfoti:lill;llali& ” under common 0 ap ENTERTAINS CLUB r' M" Fitzpatrick, arrived at Montague l-"W WW9 "55 M51955 M "'9 and took on a cargo of produce members of Acme Past Noble from me pople and Thompson Gland” Cmbt M”"t33"9v Tllesd” . warehouse. The vessel sailed in the evening. At the close of in bile!

b , es; period c ndu ted b "I late afternoon. A few yltlaarslazo usln , o c y a ll, N f dl d . president, Mrs. J. D. MacLeod. as- no er ew Dun an E p c at

ed M t .1 7. slsted by Mrs. Spencer Llewellyn, on ague on nuary the members enjoyed a delightful CARD PARTY - The rezlllar

e above streets

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l... 1 Charlottetown Student Visits

I was overhauled and kept in reserve on the south Eu” Comer of

. . TODAY and SAT

social evening. tenturlns "scrah- weekly card party sponsored by . r '0' '3"'9'5e”Cl95- T” "W Si”! Douglas Street and Spring Park -

tie" with honors, being awarded the Montasua sulH1ivislou'C- W- In 1 Somersef Shoe - FacIo Y - 2gd(l;ofnl"a? g"fulfrb;V::9Lg,"'c”"5 Road a new walk was laid a dis- - 5 Mrs" Amme mIcIwy' M11 LIeweI 3:8 Efgltmwllif :rTo:lt1iri::flEhdBon TIIIIE: A party of students from all overl pcrs of a pair of ladies' shoes arelstudying bactci-iulotzy at the P. G. e '2 organized by the British C0un- The pum'uug' of sheets aud the tance of 127.2 lineal feet, and a O

Em cant?" De'd ItVlIlIIcII)'oIItaIIIi Th: lpdlep prlze W33 won by Mrs, the world who are studying at un-lfrom left to right. Mr. R. M. Agnew, Medical School.

un aerv e as es! '

assisted by Mrs. Llewellyn and Mrs. MacDonald.

, llammeramlth cll for overseas students at British laying of new pavement was start IIMII ”I 3'5 III" TIM LI"gII' "I Allan Jamleson, and the Men's lverslties and hospitals in Great from Charlottetown, who is study- Hospital. London and Mr. G C

. Walks Lin. Ft. 504.4 Total . . - r ed early in the year. Altogether a new ' prize by Mr. Hugh Power. Lunch Britain recently visited the shoe lng bacteriology at Trinity "Hall. Madeira from Chakradharour. !ncl- Umversmes and hospitals durmg

, total of 184,903.05 square feet of square FIIII New walks m90'I' was served by the committee in making factories of C. and J. Cambridge University. on 8!! l-0-r l-'i- Will? 15 Slutlylnll mechanical 90- Ihe" VIICIIIIIII PEI-.I”II' THE PRESBYTERIAN Church ch

' asphalt was laid in street paving. glpgwuxs ngpmcgp - urge, Clark Ltd. in Street in somerset. 0.1-3. scholarship; Miss N. J. Eilis'gineerlmz in England. Mr. Agnew is a son of Mr. and parking areas and resurfacing of u. Canada, Sgrvjceg Sunday, Jan, Watching a "clicker" cut the up from St. George's N. B., who is

l, , , . . On Bayfield Street (South Side) '

uar 29 cardigan dlvlu pl COMPLETES .'rlzAlNiNc .- Educmml mm "I this "ImII'M"' w' E' Agnem Chmonwwm lleilwglkitriitzdlrlgj: ififtogdlllftail xx? Rfgxfugli I;?Pf,feQ,l;:'jf: SPEclAl- ll Ill.m.I; Lorne Valley eafItIeIl'rafoo: Rome Dla"'””d "l Mmmgl” "9" , chlP5eaI' was found to be beyond repair, and serum, 3:30 p,ml; Mpplpgpp with the R.C.A.F., at St. Jeans, corn" Todd ' International Wheat Agreementi is NEW PAVEMENT (strata) n W” decided to replace Wm, u

Waning serllldgc. I: the i.gQIallltllltaIslnll:helI:dpt.ItIsi?etlI:tllgliIlI1.lItll1II 9 Y til! wallttafalngll ;Il)lClIl,uIIllu(::der:lI)IIrkl)ehIslllg A total of 4682 lineal feet of new II&wd:;lk' IASIIIIE3"; (wot meal keg

- - -0- ea. . - MONG THE FARMERS - - -- w .- --

Ill Believe In IJ:tieils Christ. Ontario. where he has been aulsu- Al Montague A , and .he Canadian Wheat Board :;Pl1;;t7s;i;e:f;;ar'-;”Vfe'elf8w:: A small section of Queen Street, t His only son, our Lord. who ed to a course in electronics. Hts makes it possible for. Canada to ma durmgituu year 1955 Fuuowu between Grafton and Richmond was conceived by the Holy trade BFOIIP recently held In llh Curling schedule at Montague Federation 0' AKl'W-lllll" N9W9l9"CI” play its proper Part in thin orderly mg is a bu ukuowu of mjeeu mu (West side) (S. A. McDonald's

Ghost. born of the Virgin Mary". door track meet. Rollie was capt- glnlr todgy; . marketing program.

Montague Sunday School 10 a.m. aln of his team which won the meet 7 pm,

of 4 in. black base and 1 in sur- SID”) W” necessary I” "place You will be welcome at these

byhavlns the ltlshestpolllta-Rollie East ice-L.H. Poole vs. Wm.

. face of asphaltic mortar:.' owing III waded AI” II” section EM. c. r. A. ANNUAL MEETING made because of the inability of MARKETING 30'”l”3 p,u,uu,u Sum 13851 Sq F, on Prince street. between Kent and services. Rev. D. A." C ii. rnadea possible 21 points and came Madman, r 0 -. - l . l l l the country to produce enough-no: While there ls mucll Variety ln Du , Sp. t 14'mu's - 'p jg Gram! iwestsldet in front of new minister. firstin the obstacle race. out ofthe wept lce.J, MacLean V5, c, ,,,e”t,l;fc”;;'5,,T,'; ';',””f,I,2'IC';,f,f3',,3 r - farm production has been gtarllldetlul :0l'9":?h Yell! lglsl golf iii... Street zgflgg, E:li- Gll'3ae';gg;'; Iuflgdgnfuplucements re seven teams. st rg, I - allowed to decline in favor of im- 08 S 879 EVE” 0 SEMI" W' grr 3 12,592 E l. 51 l 23. , - '

Mtiglalngiaiy g9liRlg:utam'l'll:: THE MONTAGUE Pmuomp 0eIIlI7?m- lrllzdcllrlgugl HoEfIn3lg;lIlCllltl'JlIlll,rt(lf Porting from some other country as Ill-setdedb:ttal(:lv6s;l'hI:)Lrrl:t;lynnotA :1: 563.8. fiumuuue AuSe.eI'1u'7;2e'eGer, glilgso::ldml'e:l8al:'igl:2:3D:;E1':f call; A. Me too am. the saw an an rte u-med cm or W "Ht Mum" A be we tn--uesom or "iii? l"'l"i2": .......;................ '”l ftrr Fet-125791 -- we u--w"--l No

W '..i:."..."t'.- ?i”33 ":9 -”h';: Br J.” ”s'”-.,,mt-- "shire. .. .. Mac- i.:i':ilS :::.."l::; ivlfh pioauii-on u":I-me was a felt. " " ”i ' Stirs. ”iS'”.;i:'” "M ”" ' ”'"' 3 yourc . .-I.. la, unay. an. . wer I 'I . l l -. . ous

Lord's Supper and Preaching. Montague: 9.45 a.in.-Morning G"9”'- mm ""””5- WII commadmesnmmy gm" aulthollliny tI::oIlI:'t:lcI:lI1:petIl:lgaband PARKING AREAS Street. Fitzroy Street. King street. ROY ROGERS ,

, S , . , to be artificially encouraged in the - BY I , Alle sh. r R- h d S,

Sermon, "The Unity of the Pl! service and Sunday School. Mem- From the Atlantic. to the Pacific interests of national Sauusumdenc place of ueuvury and decide what Prince Street 2731.7 su. Ft” Flt, .V De. , IC moi! Feel.

it." Murray River: 10.00: I. in. hers are requested to br sign- - the farmer is feeling the squeeze. . y street 27,7 Euston street K9” smelv P""c9 S”99l- KING OF COWBOYS Buue school um pm The ed sealed mums for the election one which has some appearance of and security in time of war or em- Illhgencygdortazencies shall market Eggs K toast .t 2263 W t r

l.od' S . Mllrr H be : ft (1 , : . . ergcncy. That such policies are fol- 9 Pl" "'3- - v 9" I” ' ”e NEW STREETS OPENED I

ha :.mf'”ru.og.i5;u.:g Eula”. el.t::i.”?l":lfl.': l'.'..:::. M, C, ,, , ll, ,, "”i.?:i'f.:fi? .3f..::.'::';i.. 3.?"5.i'.iS?il.J? ”.3”f.f?f.”E? ..f..”?i.”:i:::.1"'"”"” Eifftn 3333;? ..:.: Sh”.?.?3:.”A5'u.”””IlLAlf?"f' . "

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gelristisc ggme aln the Muxlllllyt l.:iI(lIdp.m:IulIillii2lIsions1';Ii::Ir:lI;I has taken up residence in Char- "'9 "ldwldual farmer 93" elferclse surpluses, the world is constantly 3- May hi"? "'9 P1311 lllllly 30 f::;'I'S2:,12e'tsc;'uI5”l gags: soguuige Lansdown Avenue through the pro- River church or curls; 3; 3,00 p, 7-30 p'.m' pvuuluu service u-I-pal lottetown for ihc winter months. ml"-"ll l"(ll,'9l1C9- Change Will 79' in danger of finding itself short 3" 01' P5" of "19 PT0Vll1c9- school pupa Queuu Churlouu mun perty acquired-from George John- I,

m. Coma uud up,” we Gospel Fourth Letter... A heart): weld quite the intervention of the Fcd- of food, 4. May enforce its orders by school 5655' ston, was surveyed and graded, a

singing -and preaching. Kenneth come to all Mrs. George Macnonpld, Klngg. eral Government and the under- Because of the demmumuon of seizure of the product or by fine. Tom Meta uususuu square feet distance of B17 lineal feet, and a

T. Norris. evangelist. I boIo' ii: Ip:"dl"3. some time Vl5”I sIuIIId.i"g "I I.hellmlmmI"ce M "In most countries to protect their lust ma erazggh bzrlcelsdgt which Resurfacing of sidewalks with cmmnued 9" page 11

E ETING Th . FUNERAL YESTERDAY -The SIIJ W hN er SISIEIT, Mrs. Fred fmosvlng aglrlfu Eure to become a agriculture. food exporters cannot. E ll); uc s t so .1 up asphalt was carried out on

ullll-olrlgetinngmof Hlllsid: Lodegeml II.,'.I:I3f,.2.I ;,l:r:,IlI.:lIIp;.III,I;:IuI.I:,'l,,sul'",i,.I,I;;,I: .: .wyn'. .IIsTl' .. , . I "M9 n us ry. '. by increaslng.production and re- 8 uouogrggs? ' II I "I0 III II Queen Street 3.024 sq. ft.. Graftorn " 0.0.F., was held on Tutlzlsdaysrllight ml splmp Chump. cardigan. wuu 'sl:;Se!ndli(n8gl'll;)yel!l Egfllaiggg. g;lt1,l;0liill:r. DAIRY FARMERS duclng prices. expect to capture 7. May ouuun from the Dommu Street 2000, Queen Street 2450. Gra .

with the noble Brand. E ery law. Rev. Joseph Sullivan, Alberta, bro-

' . . 1 Street 1814.5, C l IA) - ' A .

up 1-,, 3 ml ltend u, , u, u up uu parents Mr and Mrs Nelson stc. pG",'f,”"tMff,'f'll:;"'. 1'”, '”'”l9Clell lE3':'”r..E?:?333”wi?.. ml; l'""'0'tlttY zveri Iuuieramglulluctlezl wlltllrth Ave. and Eusmrellga. "I AMEMCA S FAVORHES OF SCREEN AND A pros ng. erew sa ra - er 0 9 eceaggd (:9 rd 3 v -. ' s res en 0 e airy 'armerso . an expor ra e n e re a 1-H lp,gl5,5, r 3, an;1tet.m'I8Ih:v eutelngrtlmga olzoagggielg gequltisg ll-liglh lllnssfasuisgud by wIII' Red PIIIIIL ganafla has headed thef oiigaullzat; :I::l?," "f:::t"I3let: Egscigtafuggnii coarrirlralodlty. t ml ht MIl,'pellI:,Ipe,:,pp p,,klI,?;IIfr..e:2, W A m e - ev. c as ooney 0 com l sl, ll , E g l., on or seven years. a ac w ic . . by co-opera e w mar - t ., 12,7o9.5 f t. A donation was mid! to the -7830 field and Rev. John Sullivan St. lphgsir n:r?:lI:lpg aaalgoodasl-e(?oaVl(ter(Iy suggests a high degree of confid- IIIIIII "I IIICIIIIIIII IIIIIE IIIIIIMI cc Square ee lnman Memorial Fund l0l' GEM?” Dunstan's University. Rev. J.P.E.

f l; r 1 ll) ' ll; ence on the part of the dairy farm "I wmous SIIIIISI Such coIIIpeImve inTh?aPII::dti:eo:;e;oil:ivisIll?llIbe a b p;lvtierIlIerl,Il::hlnonCPtlInlh:.aIltelI

ram r cen s - . e e v . - research. sevppul ppppuplp were 0tHanlay'iP.P.' wpp mater afcefe sourl, eygspletal andehser mmany? er. efforts Will hurt exporters. but will y E ,"my,n: m nut "ova. "ow! uouuu on motion Ordered P3ld- "I monies. Present in the sanctu . l i ' I" ..

corporation and shall be subject in times Ltd.) in the year 1952 was ary friends do wish her a speedy get ,M,., Mupmmuu before. his rump, gg "me I” increase "DWI mark" election by the producer of the found to be worn and deteriorated ion took place with reference to were Monsignor Patrick McMahon. well. men; from active (unplug wus nat. ' product. establishing road side tables in this Rev. J.w. Mccardle. Rev. Owen -

us: muiclutnslo, Ignite large areas of ' . 4 , The Lieutenant-Gevernor in Coun- 9 OF! 8 0 Pavement Were 91- - an; area. Several locations were dis- Kl l ll , 3,5, MgcOong1d,. Mrs. Eldon Stewart and baby IOMIIY kmw" 35 I b”ed".”I "yr IMPOIIIANT PROBLEMS -. L - ed, cussed and u W” deluded” poreuu Thggfnuiuuuervu largely unaided. daughter kn on return to meu. shires and a successful dalryman. lils important not to confuse pro. cut May at any time amend 01' P05 my action until sprints. The mew The pail bearers were: L.C. Allen,

. , i th ltt t r th . . - DESIARNAZ home in Coverdale Moncton. hav- 3:5 kmwledge 0' and lmeresl "1 blems Of drderly marketing Wllll ;f:lEl:ltghebe:::g'u:' ,x;.I: txem: the?! li:de:t0(I)Ilt lwoarregurfage yglm ' I

hers may then decide what action. Norman Mgcxgulp, pm Acorn, lng spent the holidays with Mr. hi: dglaltl industry. coupled Wltlt pn hlems of surplus disposal. In pum or may take 0:! at "3 um! Ave, from clry Llmlg, rp lust East THE iisny. they will tske.1t was noted George Gpllppr, um" A, sluw, Stewart: parents, Mr. and Mrs. 3 Y i0 milk? Wallable "I0 the case of Canadas maior agrlcul- "V that the road side tables placed at gm-pld 3,-plpel-5, Nelson Stewart, Red Point. She lame 3m0l"ll0l' llme necessary to

fCh 1 Est l. . . ture exports-wheat and other graln- I" IIsceIIaIII WIIII” III PIIIIIIICCII 0 A keesyllvlhy ltlI'I:.!e out into the ex- LONG LONG pun-5 mu 1”. yep, were uppd ex. wag also accomprmled back by look after the affairs of an indust-

productlon in Canada and in the as I” III m"."""I"'"' 3' M” 9"" lsting pavement W2 ft. from the IIIAIIIII I i I ' trpslvely,.gnd many favorable com Miss Karloyn Stewart. Toronto, ry which affects almost one half world varies greatly from year to we" ”g"IaI'”"I " It c””lde ' curb on each side of the street, V M .'.i.w. mrntr were heard about the con- Sp Davidv; Chm, h who will spend some time vlsit- a million producers. have estab- year because of the weather. Fort- IIeceI”Iy' and a new surface of 1 in. thick- up ,.,,N-, r venience of these tables of which - C log with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart. llshed him one of the most capable unately, grain is storable for long 111;; FAMILY l.-ARM ness of stone-filled asphaitic top 47; up lpprmp mm good up; when Congregafion Mpvf Moncton. and valuable men in this field. periods, they are attractively Placed-' All '

there was no further business. the meeting atuourned.

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was laid. This was done without c. G i. '1'. "meeting was held at FARM FORUM - ul" "lft5""3','”" lsf lluokcdl” "W" r...”.ii3't.3S.I"?'.”.I.fl5lEui.5"?:.t3';-5 I,I,II,I,Ee 33' la" lI:?,,I:lII gI:IX,I,I:f,l rm" IIAFILPACKED MIDNIGHT SHOW oneotthemostsucceufuiyeal-s ll, ll rM,.,,cll pl ,3 , , epon ofvew,.otese OIISPCF " "1" - 9 " ' of st. David's church. Georgetown. 3fl,l:,I":,,” January” 32,, II" "3 potilmggruggtfIt;mg;l:cttflt:'xlil)fbl.ganp- iods it at least coubtful if there :,',yC:;'::,I,I",u:,f,"cu'f,I,'g,”'pf;:Iuu”';: cmp SEAL STREETS P M of the United Church of Canada p ' u Rm” F0 I Fm has. often been a serious world dusumeuto ensumus continued exp A" streets uuu had previously . . . . . p rum 0 study the ositlon . was recorded at the Annual Con Mr. and Mrs. l-rank Rose ,o P grain surplus. The answer to ap meme rum Forums Wm be nu. mceluud u cum ur C p ueul were gregationai meeting held in the turned to London, Ontario. having 9' 8 smdy 3”” pmgram WIIIIII P8791" surpluses ls (9 market 5”I" ed forIthelr 0 into th' t r re-chip sealed, plus a few addition- new Church Hall on Monday, Jan. spent the holidays with Mr. and has D99" lit 0P9F8tl0ll 50! Slxleell in an orderly way. over a period , u M pd II ""1 II '”'t Mr. David Mosher, son of Cal)l- lath. Mrs. Fred Rose. Red Point and )'eBlS- The Committee Wlll F890" of years. If this is done it may men "ex Im IIy eve” "3' tin A. A. Masher and Mrs. llll0Sll8l' The meeting opened with devot- Mr. and Mrs Keith McKenzie. at the Annual Conference to he held very well be porsll-,le to pvold'----- :7! ll;l0PL:i3ue,ill1 iuapatieni Ill; gags plftzr Pwttigch theauglsiirman. Sourls. inT.lluned. H d b m upumupu uud hluu upurclry prices mgvl-oluc cAynlAL . .ospa. manyre v. .. arsonc orre- , . ie ecsonwasmaey elth .dtth ' ' wish him a speedy recovery. ports of the various organizations. M15 Keith fluniit-h Cllllde R1”? Semi-Annual Meeting of the Nat- .fm.Z.f.?,?f.2?;',3e.3Zd. any e;c::s'lI:,e. r.,E::::;Igl:' 12:? "'.'f,,.,”I,,EI,';1',;,;l'j;'j MP. SPIITSGOII wllka W5 lPP0l"l9d IIIIIIIII Iecen y I” II pan" 5' l0n8l B08l'tl ill F9C081llll0n Ill the ely low prices to the producer The the seaport of Val araiso Miss Mary sulllvan, R.N.. who Recording Secretary. Mr. c pm. Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Young. Tor- uuuuuu many uuuum have men : P - recently returned from Montreal, pl. pup Mn 3 pm-kept "pd pp. unto. Ontario. It is with regret we pl cu in canuuum (um me in um it Vialtlux her P-fault M'- "4 ports of the Women's Association ll" "1 '93"! that Mr- Y0""ll ll” eel: years: that rural attitudes and Mrs. A. E. Sullivan, prior to no showing much activity and splen- W" 7" '9'" 9'4"": be” e"l”y'"5 ideas on education have changed- coming a position in Charlotte' did financial returns. The Sunday '11! 8005 heal"? 8' "'5 ll0m9- -'l"- and may Farm Forum muy reuuug ' gf9hgu0'ls'”"'I'l:::lemu';v;5:l9I;;l"”"':.E:5 ,.:Ilu:::;' u?IoI;aIug;IbS,l;.i, lI:,IlI.guu.mI,I:,I a number of important changes in! School Concert - ::.':.:.::'e:'.;.'i." :. suitewwxi t only ::::;:.;;.g"t';:.::::2::l:':r.::: . The cupuruu , M P In h I ed! N eat an. n t e immediate future. At Cdfdlgdll lHOCld c. from spud, l.:IJl,.g I,p::,rI'f..,".,I.'; d,,I.', ill: SURPLUS DISPOSAL hialstr.Mrs.JhnDbtn,Eat o l' l - c--u- H--I set-;,l. 2:: ..:...:.'” ""”” W" W n-ml.” ” ” ” .....:: :2 :.'3.2'”.".'".l:.l 315': .:::;: W"? 0' I V"! 0339” 9 WW3 ' products that from time to time held Wed sday night. Dec. list The lecfellfy-tftllllfef l'9P0Fl' Sympathy is extended to Rev. H u ' u, sum of at very mud weuumi ed a very successful year. Bills all R, dud Mfg, agll, Red palm, on are Produced in amounts exceed I load numbe attended. The different numbers on the vrolzrnmme were very well acted.