DECEMBER 16. 1952
,3 choose Your CHRISTMAS gg. 0 97 iye 21 (H: s At V . . I Wonderful to wash-no stretcher; neees- 25 ' d or 1' h l k r 0 will :t:':;.. 2.25 to 4.95 ::;:;:';",:;";';,,,",,,,,f t "' ” " p liviirlilemas, 2.95 to 5.50, Sluslollztolz mfg mags 6.95 to 14.95. . 1 ' -. GIFT aoxso .- A Free"; 1-00 to 1-50 I T c . - "ed 1 MGDRE Es M-LE 1"" (. HOSE 1590 A0 2-75 l M"i ' enewsc comm- ' 1-95 W 5-95 sum w. I. ””"m M 1g5'J,EA15Rs 3.95 to 10.95 Annual Meeting ':iit,;ung;g1d;g,utge,hg,g,p gm ;3;i":ire Eiiii
Melliclr and Miss Ethel Robertson
ALL GIFTS BOXED
Saint John, N. B.--(Canadian Army Photo).
20'Vo OFF ALL MEN'S SUITS and OVERCOATS
Clements. Plans were made for
a turkey supper for the members and their families at the home of Mrs. Alex
lie - opening Of cape Traverse
lAnswers Tabled jlie Charlottetown
answered by members paying fees.
Minutes of the September meet- ing and the last annual meeting were read and adopted. The presi- dent's and secretary-treasurers re- ports were received, and corre-
more cod-liver oil capsules from the Red Cross, members to buy them. Mrs. Olman Melllcl: kindly invited the members to her home for the December meeting, when roll call was to be answered by
The eighteenth annual meeting to make tlae tigketsa, prizoesngobge Gad, VHFI. 1' ghum nod.” ; of the Suffolk Womens Institute one i-pollinte anT;n -fem Wu kk; 2. Dam, HM-P9,: 3g Mom ; . SOMETHING TO SING ABOUT-It was a happv day for the group when the Cunard Line passenger was held at the home of 1:1” all; 3 C 12:01: fun 1; ff,cFnmry3.,,,d Handmha”
IV V Doit vessel "Scythia" landed in Halilax over the week-end. Shown above passing the time in a sinE-sonx geEA'p1re'fem?):r5No::SX:nter The (NW: Showing; 1,, November when Grade VH5 1' Ruth HUD": 1 (Boxed) while waiting to be clntired through customs are Spr. J. B. Mclnnls of Charlottetown, P. E. I., at the meeunggopened by slggmg die In- lunch” were to be sold at 15c and Wendell H3-TD"; 3. Ann Broder-
. r piano, while standing are left to right: Spr. J. E. tlirenililgy. Sturgeon Fails, Oni.: Pie. J. B. Plnet, sutuw ode and repegnng "E 200' um 3 "la op uncles. icla d V. 1 pm” H I 5 R9Klll8l' R130 p Grand Arise, N.B.; Gnr. W. J. Pitts, Bell Island. Newfoiiiidland, and Pie. A. H. Gallant, Hickey Road, creed in unison. Ron can W” Th; secretary 13 go buy 1,000 Am? aim-er.-3. Jo:nne51'1.I;:1.dnT:
han.
Grade IV: 1. Frances Ann mi. lant; 2. Winston Keough: 3. Jean Handrahan.
Grade III; 1. Bernard Broder-
iMorrison on November 12 . 11 5
. - ,5 , spondence read. an exchange of Christmas gifts. lck. 2. Henry Ga an .
N AL CO LTD i'”m:"”5”3" '37 ch h or ' A P - t Tr rttzr W W W - 2 . itdf tn i - :Px-”Jnze 3". . 8 3 MP9: - r em.
T h e . . ,hlankets but this was left for next Efagna CehE19;;ngRzle:;r Vic; "God save the Queen” bmugm Grade I (E); L Cm” Kwugh:
jmeeting. A box of lrbraiy books has been ordered.
The next meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Isowell Clem- ents, roll call to be answered by exchange of Christmas gifts. Ai- M3'3'.Ier adjournment. lunch was serv-
th93ed by the hostess.
the meeting to a close, after which lunch was served by the hostess.
president, Mrs. Ernest Colcs; sec- retary-treasurer, Miss Ethel Rob- ertson; directors. Mrs. Gordon Coles, Mrs. Olman Mellick, Miss Miriam Reid: auditors, Mrs. G.H. Johnston and Miss Miriam Reid. The sick committee reported one
2. Bobby Harper; (b): 2. Gerard Official evidence that the item Gallant. , for extension of the Charlottetown
airport facilities was still in the
144 GREAT GEO. ST.
-Another chapter has been writ- ten in the history of the old his- toric Church of Scotland, Cape ”being considcird" stage at Otta- Traverse, P. E. I. wa on Dec. 10. is furnished by the The first church was built dur-ltfollowiiig aiiswrrs tabled in the
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Hebron W.l. Annual Meeting
VATICAN CITY, Dec. 14 -(AP) -The Pope will celebrate a Christ- mas midnight mass in the chapel oi his Vatican apartment. As in
the past, only members of the diplomatic corps at the Vatican and members of certain Roman fam- ilies will be liivited to attend.
I-lierlihy and Mrs, Wilbur Quarrie were appointed on sick committee.
The secretary then gave a re- port of the year's work which showed receipt's 6171.02; expendi- ture :l40.'l2, and, balance, 530.30.
The officers for the ensuing year
ing the ministry of the late Rev. House of Commons on that date ) Donald MacDonald of Perthshire, by the Minister of Transport. in ”' Scotland, in the year 1832. This reply to questions by Mr. McLure: building was replaced by the pre- Mr, Mcmlre; i
sent edifice in 1888 under the min- 1, what jg the kngm of the iSiTY 01 the 1396 REV. -30ml G00d' runways at Charlottetown Airport? Will. 2. Has the Minister of Trans-
Ti-?iTx7r?sTiv'iEE SUMMERSIDE. P. E. I.-(CPl- Major Brady, 14, recently found what appeared to be a corroded
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-The annual meeting of the
I-Iebron w. I. was held at the home
, , are: president, Mrs, Alvin Mac. silver coin on the waterfront here. From us, begutiful site overiook. pom ,.ecem,d any representation 7 . , . . . V K! -. - ;:nvhe'1;5gerU5I1b:ll';e migizrrgzengg Isaac; vice-president. Mrs. Alton I9'hgSdT0l;Ild”i0 Iietil Sgteflmedral ing the waters of Northumberland from (at the City of Charlotte- S .. J g Mm me breed Nine mambe” Maclsaacz. secretary -.treasurer, 1:131 E 0 hlimileh lei? GT9 - Strait, with its graceful spire town; tbl the Government of- e . . d d t 11- H d 1 Mrs. William MacQuarrie; direc- 3 3 3” ex 1 H0" 919 n 1 W pointing .Heavenward.llt has been Prince Edward Island, asking that w G "N m9mb”5 were VIe1C9med- Miss Norma. MacQuarrie and Miss HANDU REA-IGTON mariner and landsman alike, allicommodate larger airplanes? & The minutes of the previous Hazel Mgcmmct auditors. Mm More than as per cent of the down through the years, 1 3, what action, 11 any, win he ,
Innual and monthly meetings were read and signed. Mrs. Foster
Within its walls the message or taken in reference to extending God's loge has been expouiidedwilie accommodation at this air- . under di erent ministers, and the wort?
testimony of redeemed souls llllsi. Ann."
often been heard from a faithful 1. Eashwesb (oggzhgzega met
people during its 120 years of 5"": long; southeast.-northwest (14-32)
vice in the Master's name. , , H --2496 feet. long; north-south (18- In this, the 120th alllliielsal). 38.g2.705feeL1OngA
under the ministerial care of the 2 (M Yes, (1)) Yes
gleevtofd ):hu?CL;ilho:E'””;):ei1nL;3;;rw,:g 3. The inclusion of an item ior bv lowering the Minn Coverm it the first stage development of a with donaconna uag-es h gth new runway 7000 feet long u be- . V , Sq. I ' 5 ea ' ing considered for the Depart- ing the malls with silver cord ply- mental 1953g5g mmmates
wood, adding a minister's room on ' one side of the pulpit and a Suii- day School room on the other, with a beautiful white arch over the pulpit and elder's rail.
All this, with a new cost of paint. new carpet, linoleum tramps, blinds, re-upholsteriiig of minister's chair and new electrical fixtures. has added much to the
Lowe" population of India. are of Vedas tl-lindu) . faith.
Alex Morrison and Mrs.
g or ,. tvtnvont
Come to I-l0LMAN'S for the gift: which make home life happier and more coni- iortable . . . for the gifts which make entertaining easier and more fun . . . for the gifts which add charm and beauty to the home, and which make for better livingi
STELLA MAR 18 SCHOOL
The following is the honour roll for Stella Maris school, North Rustico. for November:
Grade XI-1. Lorraine Arsen- ault; 2. Vaunda Gallant; 3. Guelda Gallant.
Grade X - 1.
TUSSY
Lorina. Pitre: 2.
...huDN1(;HTg.. beauty of the old church and - . , ' shows that the example set by the 1c3oe&nad1ne Gau"m"' 3' Lune H-3 A g:):2Feeg':tioTindis Ibtibriegnscargled H2: Grade Ix-L Hazel Doimn Ind 1 . . . . r FRAGRANCE faithfully End well by the present; :351m;agE:111:ntdaz(ltm:riice;.Dgigr; 7 of g:l,ircre.sntlllmrftarild)s nkottonlgeasolg 0' Gallant" I: . no to .3::::. rar.-.1.-..T.e.';:.::...:re".: -- g EXQUISITE 31,50”? the zesldand caopemttlmn Phyllis 'Gallant ' lielrloams of tomorrow. A lam" 1 o e prea,en- av consreiza on. -i '. i - . t r- 4.50 t 38.00. a LOVELINESS The W” 0i mm "160 handed 2 G833i5i.liiI.iI n3ic:l?i7"i tlailirilil mmmm mm 0 down through the years, is being Clmutmm, ' ' carried high. New members were Grade VI (gmshgl. Mary A. . Excluslw at Wded ” me hf; C”'"';"f"f,” ma Ga.llant' 2 Clara Gallant and 1311- . Danton Hand Painted Fl0l""5 " r . . vices, a new e er or one , an ' ' . , 1' ii I rgeour. A219” to REDDIN BROS. seven ca11ed- iZ?oG”i'iii13ei3-3iRi'35inI2i"ri-3..li3ciT.i- iii?iikQ”3.i3il.."z'i'ln 3.5033 12.00. - V The fulfillment of the plans 2 m',me1Df,,,on.', Norman (m; V I 3...!” g made at the annual meeting and lint ' ' ' a subsequent meeting of the con- ' g . 111-E nzsr wg: clue no c-med us comm ...3;:S: .t..:-6:31:35. ?”i:.'tt;..'.. P... .. .........i. , tion by the building committee, Gallant ' ' enware A numb" of sizes and composed of Elder Robert C”" Grade IV-i Urbain GBlldllIl' 2 patterns. Each 1.10 to 3-85. IS A ruthera, arry Macl-iarlane, E. C. Elizabeth Gandhi". 3 Sand" G"l" - VISIT us AND sea son vounssu: THE MANY BEAUT- E:;ii.i2”..””.?.': :.'.".:":..l”L".E..::1iE mm 1 ' ' st... ......... Hollow .. ... - Grade III-1. Ronald Gauthier: mmlwh useful piece, .. 1-marl
tion oi members and friends in 2 their generous response to the ' finance committee. Just how good this response was, was revealed at . . . a recent congregational meeting, AL';2;',,'enf' I(DB0::1GgA.:::'na'G.'I&);1I3 wile" the "mi SM" W” 'h”” iert 2 iosteiie Gallant; 2 Gloria to be approximately 34000, leaving kin 'GmBm ' ' a balance of over tltloo to be ap- ' plied to the installation of an oil heating system at a later date. The re-opening services were held on the Sabbath, November 9th, when the pastor, the Rev. J. H. Bishop. was the speaker at morning and evening services. Large congregations attended the two diets of worship and heard splendid sermons, in which they were exhorted to be diligent, not only in the matter of beautifying
IFUL GIFTS we HAVE TO CHOOSE FROM. GIFTS FOR EVERYONE
RUST GRAFT GREETING CARDS
A LARGE VARIETY OF PERSONAL CARDS. THE KIND YOU LIKE TO GIVE AND RECEIVE. f
GIFTS FOR HER GIFTS FOR HIM
PERFUMES by-- SHAVING SETS by- Coty - Chanel Seaforth - Yardley Lancome - Caron Lentherlc - Courtley
Deanna Gallant; ' S. Doiron. Grade II (A)-1. Lester Gal-
Audny trays. cake plates, sandwich trait-9
and lovely Candlesticks. eit-
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BRUSH coma and MIRROR SETS LEATHER UTILITY cases We chm" ”””i”"" bl” ti” 5" 'rh .- 1 sn er Placed Tea serv-
cnoco'La'rEs- rirEs- . - iiilllniiuiihiiiit igiiimtitil "E33151 ml" P M V mm Page and Shaw Dunhlll - Parker eternal in the heavens. Four-piece Silver Plated Tea Services Rowntree-Black Magic D.B.B. . G.B.D. blggg tfxsggeffgg gtuuggfeg 35113 from - .............................. .-- is.so to mo Md” ' L0Wn0y Peterson istera 'down through the years: .
RONSON LIGHTER8 RONs0N.LIGllTER8 the im Rev. Donald MlA:Dnne.ld,
the late Rev. James Maccoll, the late Rev. John Goodwill, the late Rev. James Maicbougal, the late Rev. Ewen Macbougal, and the present 'ncumbent. the Rev..J. H. Bishop. with intervening supply for short periods of time.
The present pastor is I radu- ate of Prince of Wales ollege, Dalhousle University, where he majored in English and history, taking distinction in English His- tory and Philosophy, also the Free Church of Scotland University. Edinburgh, Scotland, when he came out second in his year.
During his course at the Scot- tish Anthropological Institute. he wrote a thesis on Paleolithic and .. Neolithic Man, which received the highest credit for the year.
The congregation is givlngthanks to God, for the spirit of hearty cooperation existing among the members andfrisnds, who by their voluntary giving have matte pos-
F. A. Melltlll,llTt sible the but finuielsl your in the
l English Cups and Saucers of the lineal. of bone china in lovely colors and pat- terns. Imported from Aynaley, Royal Albert and other famous potterles. The prices range from 85 cents tomlo.
Gifts From
WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF BILL FOLDS FOR ' MEN. WOMEN and CHILDREN.
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