DECEMBER 16. 1952

False Face By E. 4.. Buley

He sang again; an English song, and then an air from "La Bo- neme," which he had been taught recently. and which he liked to 51m; better than anything else that he knew.

Jeanne Lederer applauded the operatic selection, and began to talk of the last performance of ma Boheme" at the Comique. She was amazed to learn that Henry smith had never heard that opera, and knew little or nothing of the ymry behind It. -

"But you must bear it with me." )eanne insisted "Yes; and 'Louise.' l.ouise' is the opera of Paris. Let me tell you all about it.”

Lcplne came quietly in, to open

5 gr-amophone at one corner of the room, and to start a dance ille. H"Lepine; he is marvellous, your onri-Smit." Jeanne declared. "He can sing Rodolphe'l song like an angel; but he has never heard 'La Bnhemef "

"I said he was marvellous, Jeanne," Lepine replied, and stole

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out of the room again.

They were together and the lilt- ing music and the smooth floor of psrquetry Inviting them. Henry Smith rose from the piano and held out his arms.

They danced in silence. each discovering in the other that qual- ity of adaptability which mark the real dancing expert. Lepine attended to the gralnophone; and nodded to himself in satisfaction at the progress his plans were working. Perhapsithey danced for half-an-hour, hardly exchanging I word. Then Jeanne lightly slip- ped from the curve .of Henry Smith's arm.

"Now I dress for dinner.” she said. her eyes dancing at the pros- pect. "Au revoir. Onri-Smlt."

she extended her hand gra- ciously, and with a smile upon her face; and when Henry smith touched it lightly with his lips, she seemed entirely at ease.

"Magnificenti" cried Lepine, having ushered her out of the door to her car. ”Magnificent, my friend. And now it is due to you to see what kind of man is this Henry Smith. All is ready for the final act of our little comedy."

He led the way to a smaller room. which was darkened; and placed Henry smith carefully at a spot in one angle of it.

"I desire to present my friend Henry smlth,". said Doctor Lepine. And switched on the light.

Henry Smith bestowed one hor- rified glance at the face which stared at him out of the long mir- ror; and then, with a cry of rage. and with murder in his heart, turned savagely upon Doctor Le- pine.-

CHAPTEII. XI JEANNE LEDERER. FASCIN- ATED

"Don't movei" cried Lepine in such a voice as Henry smith had not heard him use before. "One step, and I will shoot you down like a wild beast."

He pointed the automatic pistol which he held in his hand direct- ly at Smith's breast; and the young man stood at check, with clenched fists and eyes glaring with hatred.

"You-you devili" he stam- mered. "It is not the ce of a man at all. It is like the ace-like a horrible ape. No wonder Jeanne shran-k from my touch, when she saw me. I-I refuse . to be seen like this. You must alter it. Do ou hear, Lepine? You must" give me back-my own face."

"Gently. gently," Dorctor Le- in soothing accents. "Let us sitdown, my friend, and talk a. little. Jeanne shrank from you and your touch, you say? Yes; but soon she gave you her hand to kiss, and. called you her Onri-Smit. She is making herself beautiful even now. to introduce you to her world and her friends. , And why is that?"

"I will not exhibit myself in the world like this," Smith said, sui- lenly. "People will laugh aloud, and call me Monkey-face."

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him more handsome and attrac- tive. perhaps? Was I to leave you some trace of your good looks, so that a chance acquaintance would say: "He reminds me of somebody I knew! "

"There was no need to make me look like an ape," Smith re- peated.

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West Royalty V W.i. Annual Meeting

The twenty-second annual meet- ing of West Royalty w. 1. was held at the home of Mrs. Alfred Webster on Wednesday evening. November 5th. The president, Mrs. Vernon Burke. presided, and the meeting opened by repeating "The Creed."

Eleven (11) members answered the roll call py paying their yearly dues. Minutes of the 1961 annual meeting and October monthly were read. approved and signed.

The retiring president gave a very pleasaing report and thanked them for their co-opeation during the year. The reasurer, Ms. Bell, gave a very favorable report. s

New officers were then elected, as follows: President. Mtrs. James Maclnnis; Vice-President - Mrs. Fred Younker; secretary - Mrs. Charles Murray re-elected; treas- urer. Mrs. Russell Bell. re-elected: Auditors. Mrs. George Crosby and Mrs. Irwin Miller; directors. Mlrs. Lawson Crosby, Mrs. W. Lank, Mrs. H. Macllae and Mrs. Alfred Web- ster; conveners, social welfare. Miss E. Pawiey; agriculture, Mrs. Willard Lank; citizenship, Mrs. John England; art and literature. Mrs. Fred Gates.

The school committee for four months will be Mrs. David Thom- son and Mrs. B. Moore; visiting committee, Mrs. George Crosby. Mrs. Geddic MacLeod, Mrs. Hur- old MI:icRae and Mrs. Russell Bell.

Mrs. Willard Lank kindly invited the members for the December meeting, lunch committee Miss Powley. Mrs. Thorne. Mrs. Thomp- son and Mrs. Webster.

The meeting closed and a dainty lunch was served by the hostess and committee in charge. after which a social hour was spent.

irishtown W.l. Annual Meeting

The sixteenth annual meeting oil Irishtown W1. was held at the home of Mrs. Daniel Hickox, Tues- day. November 4th. Twenty-two members were presen. and one vis- itor.

The president occupied the chair and the meeting opened with the Ode, followed by the Institute Creed. Roll call was responded to by members paying fees.

Minutes of the last anrual and previous regular meetings were read. approved and signed. The president then gave a very encour- aging address in which Sue thank- eu inem.b3::.- for their C3-Ol')(3l'.!.LZ'lT in working together throughout the year. The treasurer gave a finali- cial report as follows: receipts, tot- aled 5884.70, expenses 5398.18. leav- ing a balance of 3508.93. Profit from the sale of cards was sl-1.70.

The committees then gave their reports and new ones were appoint- ed as follows: sick. no calls had been made, new ones appointed were Mrs. James MacLeod, Mrs. Willard Brown. Mrs. Archie John- stone; Red Cross reported that materials for sewing and .knitting had been sent for but had not been received. Mrs. George MacLeod re- ported that she had made enquir- ies about a map for school. that it cost 516.00. Members decided to leave this matter until later as the matter of paying for the new cell- ing in school was to be attended to.

Correspondence was read and it

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consisted of a letter from the Can- adian National-Instituts for the Blind. A collection amounting to 35.40 was taken members and Mrs. Ellis Profitt was to for- ward this money. It was decided to send one officer to the leadership course in Sirmmerslde.

Several quilt blocks and bags for lining were passed in. The new school committee, for November was Mrs. Leigh Paynter and Mrs. Archie Johnstone.

Mrs. David Campbell then took the chair for the election of offic- ers. The following are the results: president. Mrs. Harold Macbeod; vice president, Mrs. Archie John- stone; secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Robert Btavert and Mrs. Clayton Stavert, re-elected. Mrs. Borden Campbell, re-elected to handle sale of cards.

Directors are Mrs. Alex H. Camp- bell. Mrs. Willard Brown. and Mrs. Cecil Campbell; auditors, Mrs. George Maclieod, and Mrs. Clair Campbell: organist, Mrs. George MacI..eod, re-elected; Red Cross convenor. Mrs. David Campbell, re- elected. Seventeen member paid for subscriptions to the Institute News.

The committee for the month re- ported that plans were being made to have a concert soon as possible. Bills were presented and paid. col- lection amounted to 51.44. The next meeting is to be held at Mrs. John .. Vl:'cLecd's home.

A vote of thanks to the retiring president was moved by Mrs. Ellis

Profitt and seconded by Mrs Eva Pickering. The retiring president treated

members to chocolates.

On motion the meeting adjourn- ed. "The Queen” was sung. and a delicious lunch served by the com- mittee in charge.

New Haven W.I. Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of the New Haven Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Duncan Gass on November 6th.

The meeting opened by singing the tiode" and repeating the "Creed" in unison. Roll call was answered by 13 members paying the membership fee, and there were two visitors present. One of the visitors, Mrs. James Tierney, was later welcomed as a member.

Minutes of the last annual and monthly meetings were read, ap- proved and signed. The president thanked the members for their co-operation during the past year.

The secretary-treasurer reported that receipts for the year amount- ed to s23-1.21; expenses 3247.99; balance from previous year s90.97; in the bank si67 34, and cash on hand s'l'l.l9.

The school committee reported that blinds were needed for the school. correspondence was read and discussed. Bills were present- cd and on motion paid.

It was moved by Mrs. Richard MacPhee and seconded by Mrs. Alton Newman to do away with the gift box, and take money out of funds to the amount of 52.00.

It was also moved and second- ed that to give only to the two orphanages for next year. The,sec- retary was asked to get two bot- tles of cod liver oil capsules. Com- mittees were appointed as follows: School. Mrs. Richard MacPhee and Mrs. Everett Boyle; programme, Mrs. Artie MacPhee and Mrs. Dun- can Gnss.

The election of officers then took place resulting as follows: president. Mrs. Michael Murphy, re-appointed; vice-president, Mrs. Earl Moore. re-appointed; secre- tary-treasurer, Mrs. Lloyd Mac- Kinnon, re-appointed; directors. Mrs. Duncan Gass. Mrs. Hugh MacDonald, and Mrs. Louis Dar- rach; auditors, Mrs. Clarence Friz- zell and Mrs. Roland Buchanan. Si-.; sympathy cards. Mrs. Gus Tierney; buying committee, 'Mrs. Gus Tierney and Mrs. Neil Mac- Klnnon; sick committee, Mrs. Clarence Frizzell and Helen Dach- erty; press secretary, Mrs. James Tierney.

be the home of Mrs. Hugh Mac- Donald, roll call to be answered with a "toy" for the orphanages and an exchange of Christmas gifts.

Collection amounted to 80c. It was moved by Mrs. Duncan Gass, seconded by Mrs. Roland Buchanan that meeting adjourn.

The meeting closed with God Save the Queen, and lunch was served by the hostess.

Frederiction W.i. Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of Freder- icton women's Institute met at the holne of Mrs. N. A. Cutcliffe Tuesday evening, November 11th. with ten members present. The meeting opened by singing the Ode. followed by the Collect.

Minutes of the last annual and last monthly meetings were read, approved and signed. Roll call was responded to by Paying mem- bership fee plus ten cents to- wards the A. C. W. W. fund.

The president thanked the members for their co-operation during her term in office, after which the secretary gave her re- port which was adopted. The dif- erent committees gave their re- ports. The teacher reported the books had been bought and plac- ed in the school library.

Election of officers then took place as follows: president, Mrs. Milner Hill: .vice-president. Mrs.

P. W. Cutcliffe; secretary. Mrs. W. E. Stevenson; treasurer. Mrs. Harry weeks. Directors -Mrs. N. A. Cuicliffe, Mrs. Roy Weeks, and Mrs. William Weeks; auditors. Mrs. Judson nsckham and Mrs.- Clinton Giydon; organist, Mrs. Roy Weeks.

The sick committee for the next quarter will be Mrs. Judson Rack- ham and Mrs. Harry weeks: school committee, Mrs. W. 1:. Ste- venson and Mrs. William Weeks.

Correspondence was then read and discussed. Mrs. William Weeks invited the members for the De- cember meeting. when roll call

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closed by Anthem. were served.

Mount Albion W.i. Annual Meeting

The annual meeting Mbunt Albion W. I. was the Institute Hall

singing the

and repeating the Creed in seven members.

Mrs. Arthur Ross was

were read and approved.

report but thanked members their assistance in the past year

02 had been taken in last year. 5148.40. leaving a balance on hand of 58.36.

Gilbert Jenkins; school commit- Robert Jenkins. Auditors, Jack MacPhail and Mrs. Jenkins.

It was decided to continue semi-

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A discussion took place about R future, the; teacher to at school the date sale.

IIIERMAID SCHOOL

The following is the report. of Mermaid School for November: Grade X-1. Basil Lacey: 2. Louise MacE.-ichern; 3. Mary Mc- Kenna. Grade IX-l. George Mutch.

Grade II-1. Kathleen Ann Mac- Donald; 2. Margaret Lacey. Grade I-No tests. Alice McCarthy, teacher.

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the Protestant Orphanage. Lunch committee will be composed of the hostess, Mrs. Milner Hill and Mrs.

entertainment Clinton Giydon

Program consisted of a trio can- test prepared by Mrs. N. A. Cut- cliffe, and an art contest prepared by Mrs. Hyatt Haslam, prize won

A vote of thanks was tendered the retiring officers. The meeting National after which refreshments

of the held in on Tuesday evening, November 4th'. The meet- ing opened with the institute Ode, uni- son. Roll call was responded to by

In the absence of the secretary, appointed secretary pro-tem. Minutes of the last annual and regular meetings

The president did not prepare a for

The treasurer reported that sins.- year, with s5l.'13 on hand from previous Expenses for the year were

The election of officers for i953

Mrs. Henry S. Jenkins: sick ccm- on mitiee. Mrs. A. S. Hicks and Mrs.

tee Mrs. Omar Ferguson and Mrs. Mrs.

ing treats to the sick in llbspital.

pantry sale to be held in the near announce and place of

It was also reported that paper towels and soap are needed for the school. Discussion took place as to the hall organ and M175. MacPhail

V9901”-Edi-he bml3i1id- dent, Mrs. Stanley Murchison; collection amounted to fl-fly vice-president. Mrs. Harold Dona- cents and the sale to si.'l2. The hue. Secretary, Mrs. Reginald same lunch 0011111113156 W35 Tfiillr Macl-Swen; treasurer. Mrs. Heber Doinlved WT We Mi” mectmiz Horne: directors, Mrs. Elmer Friz- which is to be held at the home of 2311' Mrs. Ford Wilson, Mrs, Sum- Mirs. Hadley Jenkins. The meet- by Murray and Mrs. Aubrey Mac, 1111; closed With "The Q1195"-" Phail; Cornwall sick committee, -”"'T Mrs. Jack MacLean and Mrs.

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F U R 5 FOR CHRISTMAS

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ilrphange children Enjoy Afternoon At Notre Dame

iiIt's Christmas Time at Notre Dame". Saturday afternoon the School Sodallty were hostesses to the little ones of St, Vincent; Orphanage. Parents of the senior girls senerously provided transpor- tatlon.

The children were first treated to a lovely Christmas program, The tiny. pupils of Grade One ap- peared in a charming number itLlttle Lady Santa: Claus", which was followed by a brilliant Christ- mas operetta in which all the children of the junior grades par- ticipated. The youthful audience responded with glee to the antics of the little white bunny and the big bad wolf who. in turn, meet with Little Red Riding Hood on! the way to her grandmother's.

At the conclusion of the program Santa distributed sweets and the Sodaiists served a delicious lunch to all.

Later this week all the students of the Academy will have an op- portunity to express their holiday spirits by presenting their entire program at the annual concert. To conclude the evening's entertain- ment, carols will be sung. y

Cornwall-York Pt.W.l.: Annual Meeting I

followed; president, Mrs. Heriley The mmml memng of Com, Jenkins: vice-president. Mrs. Jack wall-York Point w. 1. was held ail MacPhail; secretary - treasurer, the home of Mrs. Gmord Bainl

V Monday evening. November -.1'd.l'I'he meeting opened with the institute Ode, followed by repeat-i mg the Creed in unison, l

R011 fall was answered by 241 ',membcrs and two visitors. The minutes of the last annual meet-

ing and the last regular meeting We”? read find approved. 1 The president was not present

to give a report. The financial re- P011 W115 given by the treasurer, nfter which the reports of the dif- fercnt committees were given. It was moved and seconded that the reports he adopted.

The following officers were Elected for the coming year: presi-

Arihur Howard; York Point sick committee. Mrs. Colin MacPhaiZ-

and Mrs. Stanley Murray; Corn-E wnii school committee, Mrs. An-'. drcw Gass. Miss Christine Mac-l Lend. Miss Eva MacPhail; York:

,Point school committee, Mrs. Gor-; mien MacEwcn. lvilrs. Fulton San-i hdcrson and Miss Jean Macconellzi

Grade VIII-1. Deanna Math- auditors. Mrs. James Beer not 65011. Mrs. Colin MacPhail; hail secre-'

Grade VI-l. Ada McKenna: ? wry. Mrsy Daniel G355, ggin M3CE3Chem5 3- Ruddam The next meeting is to be at the

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It was decided to hold an auc-1 lion sale of hand made articles at, this meeting, when the programy 'will be in charge of Mrs. Earl

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