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vrw~ 13ml: 10 We are sorry to report that Mrs H. McConnell fell at the home of her daughter Mrs. B. E Inzham. on Saturday, fracturing her hip and is now confined to Civxc Hospital, Peterborough. Deputy-Reeve of Cavan, Mr. J. H. McKnight and Ms. McKnight, left on Monday for a trip to A1- meda, Sask., where they visit with their aunt. niné. The President, Mrs. Reg- inald Fallis led in the W. A. prayers and W.A. Litany. Mrs. T. A. Campbell was hos- tess to the W-.A. of St. Thomas’ Anglican Church on Monday eve- The Scfipture lesson was the Gospel for Ascension Day. st. Mark, chapter 16m, read by the Rector, Rev. H. C. Quinn. In the absence of Mrs. Douglas Sheppard, Mrs. Campbell acted Mrs. H. , A. Turner continued with the Study Book, South-East from Burma, presenting the chap- ter on Indo China. as Secretary. Miss M. Smith, treasurer, re- ported a balance in the Bank. The cafeteria tea and the sale of aprons in conjunction With the Women’s Guild, Girl Guides, the Scouts and Brownies held April 27th cleared $36.50. I In reporting for the Dorcas, Mrs. J. W. Hilton told the bale had been sent with miscellaneous articles, a large quilt, baby quilt, crib quilt, three large towels, coat, afgan and other items. The President announced an irjvitation was received for ‘éay 30th at 10.30 a.m. to attend the W.A. Dioscesan Board meeting at St. Peter’s Anglican Church, in Cobourg. Representatives from this branch will attend. The Rector announced a Con- firmation. Service will be held on1 Monday evening, May 27th in St. Thomas’ Anglican Church. Bishop Snell, of Toronto, Officiating. Also, was announced, there will be a Teacher’s Training School in the Parish Hall, with two teachers from the Anglican Women‘s Train- ing College, the first two weeks, in July. Next meeting will be at the home of the President The Rector closed the meeting with prayer - n 4... :_._' Mrs. Quinn and Mrs. O’Donnel with the hostesses, served refreshâ€" ments. . ‘ a, ' ’1‘", a 7 B L. BIG OPPORTUNITY COMES TO DISTRICT PEOPLE Port Hope, next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. This is one of A ..:..L....¢c fn allu 'V C“IAW‘â€"V_~ the most talked about pictures to‘ come on the market for sane time, and its stay in Toronto for a whole year, is evidence enougn to convince the worst skeptiE‘ that it is > no ordinary film. This chniéolor, which more attractive. “it’s picture is in Te time, and its Sta 3 whole year, is to convince the ‘ it is - no ordil picture is in TE makes it all the In this modern terrific”. Be 5" Sitter 59¢ lb. _ Rhindless Bécon 49:16. a II... an- $55“ 3r Wiéners - 3 lbs 99: rash Pork Shaiilllers - - 39MB. 2 lb. Package Rhindless Bacon 49: lb: St. Thomas’ Week-End Specia|§ at GUMMER’S STORE (AVAN plyâ€"'7'“. ’ ‘ ' new.“ Be sure you see it Free Délivery to Millbrook Thursday Welling: ‘ ' Phone 2154-12 Millbrook f With Bianies The Brownies held their regu- lar meeting on Wednesday; May 15th, in the Parish Hall at 4.15. After the opening exercise they were put into thier different groups. Brownies working on Golden Hand practised cemephore, while Brownies working on their Goldâ€" en Bar were passed on more tests. We played two games, and discus.‘ sion was held in the pow-wow ring. The meeting closed with The Suffragan Bishop of To- ronto, the Right Reverend G. B. Snell, will ,be at St Thomas’ Church, Millbrook, Monday the I 27th of May for a Parish Confirml mation Service. The Service begins at 8 -p.m. when approxi- mately twenty-one candidates will be presented to the Bishop by the Rector of the Parish of Cavan, the Rev. H. C. Quinn. CONFIRMATION SERVICE MONDAY NIGHT 0‘, Due to other activities in our Village, the regular monthly meetâ€" ing will be cancelled. ' 71‘he Bridge Club will be held Tuesday evening, May 28th, at 8 o’clock at the home of Mrs. P. E. Hamilton , A door to door ~sale of Cookies; will be made by the Brownies on Saturday, May 25th. Please , support the Junior girls in their} effort to raise LADY LIONS PLEASE NOTE NOTEOE fimmwono 13.0.1. 6! PLANNING FOR BIG CENTENNIAL SERVICE Bailieboro L.O.L. No. 853 which will observe its 100th year since being organized, are planning for a church service at Christ Church, Bailieboro,'on Sunday, June 9th, at 3 o’clock. The guest speaker will be The Hon. John W. Foote, V.C., of Cobourg. A11 Lodge members will assem- ble at the ball grounds at 2 o’clock and the parade to the Church will begin at 2.30 sharp. This is im- portant as this gives time only for members to reach the Church in time for the servcie at 3.00. All Orange Lodges, L.0.B.A. and Juvenile are cordially invited t0‘join with the Bailieboro Lodge for this outstanding Centennial Year Service.~ Bro. Murray Eagleson, Rec. Sec. ATTENDED RURAL TRAINING SCHOOL The Rev. H. C. Quinn, Rector of the Parish of Cavan, recently returned from a ten day -o.1rse at- the Diocese of Toronto Rural Training School held this year‘ét the Parish of Creer'nore. Many of our readers know the rise tor of Creemore, the Rev Walter Dyer, who a few‘years ago oper- ated the Cavan Store. QUEEN ST W. (At Strachan Avenue) TELEPHONE EMpire 3- 0681 TORONTO, ONT. CABIN, STANDISH, CLARKE 85 CARLEY, Barristers, Sonata, Etc No. 8 Bank of Gomerqe Block PETERBOROUGH, ONTARIO Telephones 2-0424 and 2 0425 R. O. Standish, B.A. T. E. Clarke, EA. 8.. H. Carley. 3.00m. T. J. Carley, Q.G. ; IIIIIIIEIIDIIB‘IIIIIIIIII W V‘w" IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII-IIIII Dead StOék R¢moVed HIGHEST PRICES PAID 24-Hour Service Nick Peconi PROPRIETOR I . 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