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LEATHER. 000D! makes a nae- ieet Glit. Toombs Music Store. 12-18-11.

KNIGHTS 0d Columbus part0 and reception tor three returned men Tlshdalv ov . their wives and girl

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Councillor in February and that

will appreciate theh- support n5 in

the past. J. T. McKee. 1z-11-1s-2o3t;

MAGIBTRATEQ COURT - A man ap caring before Magistrate George . Tweedy, K.C.. yesterday charged under the Excise Act with possession of spirits, was re- manded to jail until Saturday.

SAFE AEItIVAL- Mrs. C. M. Williams has received a cable from her brother Mr. Karl P, Flet- cher announcing his safe arrival with Mrs. Fletcher in Hung Kong.

FROM OVERSEAS -- Word has been received by Mr. snd Mrs. Wilbert Reeves, Lower Freetown, that their son-in-law. Capt. G. I. Mann, paymaster, arrived in Hali- fax aboard the "Empress cf Scot- land" on November 22, 1945, sitar spending four and a halt yours overseas. Capt. Mann joined the services six yesrs ago and left Csnsda in June 1941. At the pros- ent time he and his wife, the former Olga Reeves. are friends and relatives in U B. A . but will spend New Year's in Free- town, P. E. 1., st Mrs. Mann's former home.

POWNAL W. M. S.-’l‘he Pownal Women's Missionary Society held a special meeting ut the beautiful hon1e of Mrs. Calvin Wood, Cross Roads, recently. This occasion was the initial Mite Box opening of the Society. Very welcome guests for the evening were the ladies of the Bunbury society, as well as other neighbours and friends from Cross Roads and vicinity, making s iotui of over sixty present. A VEIZV iillﬂlfﬁiinlz program was cur- ried out, which consisted chieﬂy of numbers rendered by the ilny tots of the Mission Bond. Rev. Mr. MucVlcar introduced the ob- jevt and need of our Mite Boxes, dating back to its origin "The Wldow‘s Mite." An appropriate hymn was suns as each member came torward and presented her oiiering. These were than. carried out and opened and found to con- tain very satisfactory results. The Mission Bond used this some method o! rslsinir funds with sur- prising results icr such a small group. This goes to show what a little sacriﬁce, together with com- bined effort will accomplish. Words of appreciation were expressed by the president. Mrs. A_ G, Monro and Rev. E. R. Macvlcnr. A gene. ious lunch brought this happy oe- cuslon to a close.

AT ROTARY-Jt is the respons- iblilty of the local Department of Veterans‘ Affairs to see that every returned man who comes to it for advice and hel gets a fair deal, Mr. Donald Ba or told the Rotary Club yesterday at their regular weekly luncheon. The five main beneﬁts available to returned ‘nan out of employment were, accord- ing to Mr. Baker: (allvocational training; lb) out-or-worlr beneﬁts; (c) a benent which gives a man a llvins wase while he is out. of employment; (d) beneﬁts available to a man temporarii pscltatgd,

,. (l) edu- wnonsl training in schools or

ool- Inspector N. J. Anderson.

.p. Guests included .

. MacLeod, Surgeon-Heat. Lem. -l Prowse, Lieut. Jill hsntJlileut, illiniﬂeld, and Mi‘ _ Mgghggn, illcssrs. T. G. Ives and R. D. Quig- icy were joint chairmen.

srrmvo vsnnsr w. rpm", Everett Budsbury Gnibrtslinadtlve members of the Spring Valley Wqnens Institute at her home ior their regular meetinl. ll members and two visitors present. The Vice Press Charlie McLeiisn presided and opened the meettn with the ode end creed in un . Ilinutes were read and spproved. Plans were then made to send bones to

live s in armed The s ool contmitice had

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pom. The sick committee took fruit to one. This bill was moved to be paid. The correspondence was read and dismissed. $2.00 was voted toward the T. B. League. New committees were "School". ‘Mrs. Andrew Cssely and Mrs. Hiram Harrington. "Sick". Mrs. Glover and Mrs. Ev- erett Cousins, "Programme J1m- Charlie Mcbellan. Miss Aidalaide Glover and Mrs. Ms-mie Adams.

The members decided to special Christmas treat to mie Bchurmsn. Mrs. Everett Sudsbury nut on s floral contest the prise being W011 by Mm Cousins and Florence Bryanwn- A contest put on by Mrs- W510i‘ Cole and prtse won by Mrs-H rew Caselv- The usher on Com- munitv Life" was read by MES Florence Bryantcn and discussed. Mrs. Everett Cousins invited members for the January meeic ing. Roll call "New Year's reso- lutions“. Lunch was then served the hostess.’ Meeting closed with the Kink,

Miss Beth McLaine arrived home by plane from I-lalliax, _Sun- day accompanied by her tamer. Mr. Rankin McLaine. to spend her holidays with her parents.

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Signed o behalf of your friends of Mermaid and Community.

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The regular monthly meeting at Baltic Women's Institute met a the home of Mrs. Earle Matthews on the eveningoi.’ Doc. 8 with an attendance of eight members and one vistior. Meeting o ened by singing Ode and repeat ng Creed in unison. Roll call was answered by an exchange o! gifts and min- utes were read and adopted. Treats were sent to three si-uce last meeting, and bills for treats were moved paid. War Savings Stamps sales for month, $2.75. It was decided to send a box to one o! the boys who is still overseas. donations to be sent to Mrs. GOP- don Cousins, who was appointed to pack the box.

The teacher is to buy s treat of apples for children at Christmas concert. Books of tickets were given lo members to sell on r iruii cukc. It was also decided to scll lunches, cakes‘ and candy. Mrs. Bruce Crozicr and Mrs. Ed- gm’ Muithews were appointed to

Mrs. Jumos Cousins assed in $25.00 proceeds from a d Cross dance held at her home. A vote o! thanks was extended to Mrs. Cous-

' have charge of tickets.

i ins for this. A vote of thanks was . extended to Mrs, James Wall

for

ihaving the supper for returned

A very‘ pleasant evening was spent recently at the heme oi Major and Mrs. A. S. Robertson. Mermaid, when friends and HG! h- bors lssembled io welcome _ i re return of three ymlnil {lien h‘ serving in His Maicstys Form. namely, ltoy Robertson who

been a member of the R. C. N. . R , Alexander Robertson and Lorne MacDonald who have recently 1'0 turned from the battlefields oi! Europe.

Mr. L J. MacDonald read an appropriate address lo the young: men while the presentation io each of tuitisllod Ronson wliﬂhtcrs v was made by Miss Mary Doyle, Mrs.‘ Atnol MacDonald and Mrs. Stung ley MacEwen.

Lunch was served b s number. of the ladies present a icr which a social cvcning was heartily 0fl,}0,V-_ ed by all. "

A few evenings later a doles:- tion gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George MacDonald; Mer-I maid, to express the sentiments o i the community in the loss o! their young son, Gordon, who valiantly gave his life for his country whim serving overseas. In his mcmozy, Mrs. MacDonald was presented with a beautiful rayor book and rosary to which siie expressed hcr

isp recistion.

allowing is the address.

Messrs. Lorne MacDonald, Alex- ander and Roy Robertson:- Mermaid.

Des:- Frlendm-It is with hearts tilled with deep reloicing, that we. Your friends of Mermaid and vic- nity, have assembled hers on this happy occasion to welcome you a-

s n to our midst, We are extreme-

y thankful that the chaos of war

men.

Thu secretory was asked to write scum i0 Blue Cross Association about membership, 1i was decided to send $10 to Protestant Orph- anage and s15 to Red Cross.

A paper on Community Lile was read by tho secretary, a ter which

‘meeting closed by singing Jingle

Bells. Collection 60v. A contest,

Things 0n- A Christmas Tr‘ " was won by Mrs. Gordon Cousins. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mr; Edgul‘ Matthews.

NEW GLASGOW W. l.

The December meeting oi the Now Glasgow Women's Institute met at the hornc oi Mrs. R. W. Stevenson Dec. 3rd. The president presided. Meeting opened by sing- ing O Canada, and repeating Club Creed in unison.

Roll call was answered by 12 members paying dues; there were three visitors present. Three new members enrolled.

Minutes of st meeting were read, approved and signed. It was movcd a bill of $1.35 be paid.

school and sick committee gave their report.

Correspondence consisted of s letter from the T.B. League. $8 was voted to send to same. Let- ier of thanks from Dr. Creehuan for donation to Sanitorlum. Let- ter of thanks from the New Glas- gow Hall Co. for money received, and an account ot how it was spent. The school committee is to purchase treat for children at

has ended and that now you have '

been prlviie ed to return to friends and oved ones and we thank Clod that you who have served on the sea and in the bat- tlefields of Europe stand before us tonight unacarred.

We have been very proud of “u. proud of the fact that you as very young men joicned with His Ma- jesty's forces to crush oppression and to defend the prlnc les of freedom and decency on w ich our ideals are based, and now as her- oee our count we welcome you home again an trust that the future years may hold life's best for-you.

As you stand before us tonight. two ct you Just returned from was ravaged scenes, our memories v-nn

to another oi our valiant boys. .

Cordon MacDonald who did not

falter when the cal ot duty cane, < but now in vain we watch for his ‘

return; he has answered a Higher Call and gone on in the service of Ills Master. We shall always rc- rnember him as a worthy, young

' man and realise that this is s" try-

ing 'tims for his loved ones tor

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Christmas concert.

It was suggested to start to raise money to build s new school. ways and means to be discussed at next meeting. -

New committees: School, Mrs. Roy Dickieson and Mrs. Sterling Campbcil- sick, Mrs. Geo. Dickie- son and Mrs. C. S. Dlngwali; re-

oitﬁﬁiis m... drowns’, Asuystreiia, Dee. oi! m N lLANmENT plain a. duo! sooner team. “m” m. I-lmkin got a football surprise olima i‘ gmisieicisuymitli wllﬂllnilhnaltgﬂlAllﬁfsltliunAknmt gubuku Force in New “me i,

His unit set up ts station in a re- more iorwazﬂ and, and heart mom- ggﬂioiaidthstitwasontlleolizt; R. A. Houston and Miss Ella Sem- a, a; ﬂmiiwaﬁhse um m“ Phi imllﬂm- M?!‘ P- L- Oamllba" Members of the unit were invit- and Miss Elsie Laird. ed w “Mm; l 03mm“; Q

Miss Elsie Laird invited the “gym mg m, gqﬂvme; 1301.14. menzlliera t; her llrlomrilflor tthi next 9,1 gimme;- mmyh mee ngw en ro ca s o’ ean- B.cre the game began mmmau swered by ‘The first thing I re- wu ted u; m; Meg“ gym; rgirrimberﬁllstnd eafhh melalébOgklﬂ tot Ewan" o‘ bu“

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test. Orphanage collection was taken from members present. players. ‘Hen-kin learned that the natives f had bem rough: how to y soo-

The program consisted oi’ a sing-song and an "Island" contest oer by a. young Irish . the cl the RAAI‘

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w e n‘ Before arrival unit th s miss onary was the onl white man the natives has! seen.

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