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Iva R-ackham and a meditation "In a Time of Testing" was read by Mrs. Bess man. The story “second pioneers taken from the Missionary Month- 1y was told in four different stories by four of the members, Mrs Cyril Smith, Mrs R. Whit- lock, Mrs Ripley and Mrs. Cous- ins. this was followed by the Circle of Prayer and a closing prayer by Mr W Whitlock

red and adopted. Roll call re- sponded to by fourteen members, two visitors present... In tihe ab- sence of lvlrs. Bowman. Girlei- lflll Stewariship my, Mrs. Mac- Lecd rend two interesting pieces on Christian Steward-ship. M31. Seaman, community friendship sedy, reported she ‘had sent two removal slips for two girls who ihavo “(me from our community. | A-fiss Aiiken gave her report oi the Enster Thankoffering envel- opes I: was decided to extend an invitation to the members of the Prcsiyverian W.M S to meet with the nrfimbnrs at the Juno meeting to iarhcld at Mrs J. S. Mac- Leodis, Roll call to be answered by a verse with the word "mee ". An interesting: ‘Biblical contest w“ nut on by the president.

Collection $1.95 Meeting closed with hymn and the National An- ‘hum

Tn Nlemoriam

i In loving iuomory of our dear and Daddy Alexander iSaudyi Ross, killed in Italy, May 23, l9

Today is a day of remembrance With many sad regrets

.~\ day we will always remember When the rest of the world for-

gets. \No\v, our hearts just echo with sadness Our eyes shed many n. leer God nlone knows how we mlee him At the dawn cf another yen‘. _ {Ever Remimbcrcd by lllg Wife and

l5-23-1i.

In Pvlemoriasn .

In loving memory of Mrs. Martha ililueEv-vrcn, who passed awly Mly 24th, 19M.

Today ls a day of remembrance With many sad regrets,

‘A day we will always remember. |Whcu the rest of the world for-

gets, We Illfllk of her ln silence And often speak her nmme What would we give if we could lee, Her smiling face again.

Inserted by ller Son Harry and Granddaughter Doris. 5-23-11.

In uemoriam

DIATHESON — In loving m ‘of our darling son and brother S ,Alexanllel' c. Mmthcsnn, Glen W - ‘linm, who wag killed in England May 23rd, i943.

We were not here to aay good bye dear son ‘We cannot even view your resting

nco ..ut in our hearts there llmmeth every day lhe memory of your cheerful smil-

g ace

You kissed us all rmrl went den- with the crowd

We daily hoped and prayed that

you'd return lnvz the United States. n" in

lnstcséi ryjolu sleep within a forelgl! 3:21:94: slmpgoosoeeéisgig '7

' But thcntlorch of love lvlll ever, ever Egnpxmli; Lt’:

_ 'w¢ wggnl: lgllrsxaxtaorstrew flowers Th“ m? on" Mibw‘. w‘! lion your grave far o'er across the tiufmzgfld ° m" Wm b" I’ ‘k m‘

deep [But we know it II b01011!‘ "P

reach And our sad broken hearts sorely

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Sully Miascd by III; Mtlthtf. Did- Brother and Sister!- 5-23-11. .

DON'T let pesky insects spell your outing. Just apply a llttl’;

Minutes of last meetln8 wen

| Family. i

IlOUTQOIUVIIIT-IITW. L.

of the Georgetown O. W. division Agnes Scullyz-

nual mcetlng of the C.W.L. sub-division. I privilitege in submit the following rs o .

monthly meet], sud meetings hold. As

m. u. .00.»... iievim Sons uses» in Federal dentist

with lnhis om,

o0 ption in his footsteps other mil. who h

‘s fill!

were forces- fol

Angus MloDonal h {Gil-KIWI AffalrabeAn a0. W en . King gnu fore you, the people of euada, on Lina 111.1.’ begoee not ti:

c ng, c experience w h

told you in his talk on Wednesdny nlght-twenty-lx other number-e. of the present Liberal Barty will not It re-eleciion on that day. No doxbt, they mo mey have de- manded In enswer s; to why the wishes of the plebeeclie of April 1!. 191B which colt this country over three million dollars. had not been con-led cam-That is the true re~ cord of the Lberal Government and their leader with regard to our boys who‘ we're Willing to give. not Just material things for our le- ourlty. but life and limb itself. Contrast with this the stand taken by the Progressive Conserva- tive members in the House of Commons in their consistent de- minds for an all out was‘ effort- and their fight for re-ixzforcements for Canadians f‘ overseas. Prom the very outbreak of war, their stand was a definite one. Thee: members the policy of the Progressive Conservative lender, John Brakenr-tlze policy which has backed. and will con— tinue to hack. the men and women , of our Armed Forces. By your backing of this policy. our veterans will be given a square deal. No veteran sh-all suffer loss be- cause of his war services frhose

who have suffered disabilities through their service in the Arm- ed Force-s. will be given every care and support which this

country can give them. 'I'he_v will be recorded not u subjects of charity, but rather as reclpimis of Canada's gratitude, appreciation and good-will. Their dependents will be looked after and not made in suffer because s. father. a. brother, or s. son gave his liic or his hellth in the service of his country. It is now almost impossible for a man or woman who has ‘scan discharged from the forces. to pmve tht-t his disability was ric- liherately connected with his period of service. ‘mat is the way our Pension Lew has read in Gazi- ada-and as n. proof of- this. I now offer to you one case, the case of a. young man in this very city of Charlottetown. who in September 19.79. was admitted t0 the Army in category Al. After his perlcd of training in Canada, he proces-iied overseas, and on the battle iialds of Italy he received a wound which kept him in the hospital for three months. Perhaps tin-align lack of re-lnforccments, h: again returned to the froi‘ and again he was forced l7 I comb t~this time suffzriz: shell blast After his s: journ in the hospitBl he back to England and fins. r ' Canada to be released f" ' Army in lower category \ honourable discharge. U plying for the pension viii . rightfully deserves. he w: that his present condition v" =. clue to pre-ivar activities This is the case of a men who receives no pen- sion Is he the beginning of an Army of forgotten m :1?" Fully rscogziizliz-g great (lab: to th" m. in tne sew... Conservative P...y to the policy of its Bracken. that no mi l, curring back as u veteran from ztcgv" ser- vice has to prove that his aiuzbil- fty wrs due to his period i ser- vice Insield. the burdcn 0r proof must be on the governmcn‘ r ilifl‘ than 0n the mun himself i n his medical record speak for itszlf. . . Have you ever aired yourself what has happened to our Fox In- dustnW-the industry which put Prince Edward Island on the map? The policy of the present Liberal Government is gradually dtsiwy- ing the fur ranching industry. and it is responsible for its rapid ap- preach to extinction. Durlrrz 19M. over 9 million dollars worth of raw furs were brought hm this country. In January of this vzar talone. over one and a. half million dollars worth of raw furs were brought in duty free. Is the"? ‘my definite reason why fore‘1'1 ‘in-s should be allowed to er“ ‘wto this country duty free. w“? . fox rancher of Prince " Island is required to may ~ " 35 per cent. on all fox i "

country's i

Following is the annual report L. nub-i “ully submitted IIY

Thifbeing the thirteenth en- Georgetown deern it n

in: the year there were 12 two special" prevlciw

‘JUL’ tnin phases are affiliated ion deman s made b and anxiety an work in men unable charitable Nevertheless many good ‘mam- bers of. our league visited the sick and bereaved. bundles of clothing were

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The perfect hat ‘for every taste and need, shown in generous variety that

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zMdoize s. PHEODEIBEL‘

dnsnnorrnrowu, 9.12.1.

of work in which they

with.

of war. the many such on women qares of home many cases leaves wo- to do justice to this work.

Numerous distri-

em our meetings were attended buiqd q | h

ZQXQZQ.I,§1SL§§ZrT§§EI'sI§TIIs Y "l! lime bind 0f loyll mcm- and fivemdxdlarlx QgixIrIItetS ilelgtliid mosquito” lnd bhckflm bltrlnzzhlgll Igugmulfmwrhga: sickness and niuncrous acts of and other small insects an‘ our wig“ book enmlment 5:571." V!" performed in mlTlY "m" “d” Y°“' of 36 members. These are not all ifggpoudgnq‘; 11,", w," 24 Lasts for hoursgperform- h}: 3% ‘parading mild will beée- leggy" pgqjygq Ind twelve "m; ance guarantee c cc n comng year. ur out, Mug and; and letters of s: 1.04:», Reid/en grlgtfnxtgugufi l“ damning-fies: pnyrézxpbsctrliy were sent to bereaved

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Isre few. six end seven women members it was difficult to func-

i are in attendance at the meet- tion such groups. Prizes were do- ‘ ' lngs, nevertheless the C.W.L. netcd to Georgetown High School criticised in not carrying out cer- st the end d June. we of the

‘tian Doctrine at the end of

GWL. membcs assisted the pug. tor in t ‘-‘._, catechism. Also prizes were given to the upils making highest mark in hris-

the catechism year.

Finance: Our funds wore sup-i piled by the following activities: 3 PM"! sales. 2 card parties end s. serving of lunch in connection with ice cream festival. The total proceeds were $14031.

Disbursanents were u follows: $05-00 was given the pastor to- wards chum debt. Our national and diocesan obligations of $8.15 were ts en csre of. the Bis- 00. Sisters of the 05.00 to

Prectigus Ego‘: B, sis 1-; If . . Gt 2. Beholsrsh l! $8.00. Red Orcls $5.00, '1‘. B. bea- glten ssssirwoo oiloclannilldni‘ - . r . . We also contribu u deloloic lest to Montrul sn s O.W.L. Silver Jubilee

which is to be celebrated this year.

rds d his interest l

ion lots of oign-ettes sent over- seas also seven ditty and sent to ths Sailors Clu, a Christmas box sent to s chaplain overseas and five dollars given to Red Cross. The total amount of money spent was $37.72.

Fol owing is a list of articles made for the Red Cross.

Eight men's lsrge sweaters, six

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hair socks s pair men's iazgghgalalrsgoyizléimst. a airs bays

suit. I , p overs, 4 child's shorts.

August the president and four members of the 0.W.L. at- tended the diocesan convention.

of Ten dollars was placed st the dis-

posal of those ladies. An insight nto O.W.L. work was gained by those prseent, -

In conclusion we wish to thank the chaplain. Father Kiggins for n league work. the

officers and members and all who cooperated in helping out to ninire

War Services: There were four

muses ofiered for our boys and

the year a success.

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