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l CIABWELL for pnotogre .

PLATINUMS, platinum silvers. uingnecks, white marked, pearl ‘platinum: and high-class standard _siiver fox pelts. oil being offered lat auction in a special collection by the Prince Edward Island Fur, l-ool Umited Ship your skins now.t

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I . P. U. Mrs. Iona MacLeoo, which was IRS 0008-310X]. Letitia urahani. presided. Meeting ‘opened by singing O Come All Ye

Faithful. Scripture lesson was rea by Lena Mayhew and taken from Matthew 2. verses 1-15 followed by Lord’s Prayer in unison- Silent INIght. Holy Night was sung. Minu- test of the previous meeting were read and approved. Roll call was responded to by i9 members. 'l'.‘h_cie were 3'1 visitors present. Collection $1. l. Mrs. Clarence ted the members to her home for the next meeting. Away In A Manger was pantomim- ed by Beryl MacLean and Iona Keating. While Shepherds Watched Their Elocls By Night, was sung followed by the Benediction. The programme comlnlt took charge and games were played. Santa Claus then arrived on the scene and presented each of the Puung People with gifts fnom a beautifully decorated tree. Lunch was served.

WEDDING BELLS. — A quiet wedding was eolemnlzcd at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Runice, Fort Lawrence. N. 3., o Thursday evening. December 23rd when the Rev. George N. Somers united their second daughter Jean Black to Donald Alexander son of Mr. and Mrst Charles E. Mec- Kenzie oi Bridgewater. The bride. lookin very winsome in turquoise blue s eer of street length an carrying an arm bouquet of Pink t . entered the dr-nw-l

in t to the wedding» march played by her youngest SAS-

ter Louise. The ceremony took

place in front of a gaiiy decorated

Christmas tree in the presence of

the liitmediate relatives and it few friends. The bride's mother wore black sheer and her corsaize was Better Time Roses. The groom's mother was unable to be present so her corsage. also Better Time Roses was sent to her. Those serv- ing were the bride's cider sister Mrs. Ivan Trenholm hlso Miss Shirley Smith. Fort Lawrence aiidi Miss Jo cc Milncr of Amherst. Im~

mediatey following the reception

the young couple left on a. short; honeymoon trip the bride traveliihgi in n. tweed suit and coat with navy

accessories. On their return they

will reside in Amherst. The bride

formerly resided in Searlctownfl P. E. I. and has a large number of

relatives and friends.

WHBATLEY RIVER W. M. S.- The Decemmr meeting met at the home of Mrs James Wares. 0n

the President presiding. Meeting opcucd with tho Hymn Away in a Manger. Scripture reading Luke 2, Verses 8-16 by Mrs. N Stead. Six members were present. Minutes read and approved Mrs. Wares and Mrs. Wm. Ling were dele- gates to attend presbyteriel in Charlottetown. Treasurer reported a balance of $6.12 after our al- location was reached. It was a- greed to change meetings to the third Wednesday in the month, instead o1 the fourth. Next meet- ing at tho licmc of Mrs. Leonard Ling. Mrs. Gordon Andrews to have the worship mritid. Roll cull. a. verse of scripture containing a woman's name. Offering 64c. 50c in dues Following is the slate of officers for i944: President. Mrs Vice rresident. Mrs rctt. Secretary. Mi's. Leonard Ling. Treasurer. ltlrs. William Ling. Christian Slcvrurdshirp and Finance Sec'y. Mrs. James Wnres Missionary mcnuihiy Sec'y_ Mrs. Wm Ling. I Friendship Sec’y. Una Smith Temperance. Mrs Robert Sellnr. The candle lighting program was taken from monthly. with Mrs. L. fling taking the leaders part. Hymn sung wen (7 Lit-‘lt- Town oi’ Bethlehem. Jcy to the World. riid Hui-k the Heralds Angels Sing The

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Race That Long In Darkness Plncd. was road by Um Smith Meeting closed with Silent Night _

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in loving men; of our darling son and brother Noll Marks. "h" died January 3. i943.

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" * i‘ iiiil, l‘ 4e lisuirlllits. who sfieihe‘ “-~—‘ - —~ uuiné'v_n_ I lJlil , l)? liziukuuij crook to linvc llllllll‘ tul- Iwnhhuzur “mm, when a“ "an, STAGL DOOR truly; w... .0. so l>iiv.51\;.3d1;;;§t- 5;;g,,1;3¢~g;;§;;3 qtyfitrgg $132355] .. . a i H Q -iiio\><l\-\t'\1¢*<"l‘ ' l ... ~ ‘ 1 .- ‘ A u t. l fr "t. .hinu Rh. [sillilicgcr LUIIKPL‘)! from st-lrviiiu \\lu oi Youliil llrllI iV-lllillfl,‘ which is Dgwn "gnflc $102"; bu? not l“ . _ ~ 5?, .12? i-‘iililfti-‘i '{Z.i'-i§-“'.‘i'.".~'.° tails ‘ix-tr: . eel-S: OF 4x MA rwkioxtollu'b' {i}Qivhwtxfill)“Eglllflldfijjt“U irclclisc. l“ haw" ‘I'll mo“ Ne" "mm 1'5 SUPW-rVf-“i U- N‘) * ‘ 5‘ ‘ -. ; 1'11 (joy n0‘ involved iii these hilarious DYO- Sadly Missed by Father Sisters "AYE I i ize lliIlcigullIlltllIfiiItlllI Lilli ILHIILIIIIQI] icgcdiiigs arc tlii'cr)v'titlli;z‘dzli'l\sl lllfllli-I ' and Brother. ' y '»e»--- 1 “. ._. .- _ gt ding tro- ll: y Susan . vnr , A uizla 1_3.1l_ Hul1.\'\\‘00ri's mi Glades-vim stilt!‘ 15.?“ LC”??? ‘quit?! ‘illli"f"l" ‘(rut-item in . ‘f! Button and} _ toil ioii Shim Dc L . r m" ave“ Ilwalvcl‘ “m "‘m"3"’wrs “lbil l‘ co to lllLlKi! it." ii llhrrc bzi, Vi/IIIlilill l-loldcii. Edolc mm “mm cums “and” "m m: )"t“‘\l'l.lli ilt tho Prince in. ‘Kl liluickcii . d Jiin Brown, WIEO Ccntriil Casting Eurcnu Illfti. I-‘PIIY-“I ’ ‘ti. “may mm united Aaists‘ ‘share a Gl'ccli\v.:li Village apart- ‘ ‘hrtilt today’ urn playing lcilds in‘ ant‘ Q 'illl‘lll.. livt- on huliiburge . kllllll wealth - port - illul‘ ' - » ;- _ ' d i ' ii l o.‘ f ill n" oo< —-- aiit pictulo mid ilctiiiiu t ho picture ale such ciltlhllfl co Ivfilulllhvnlg‘ witmotheiikld; [gum In my.“ mummy M M", Mme

“um-mun; i Ferguson, Marshfleld. who passed elected: away on January 2. 194i.

llome From Jail llccupiell China

UONFIJDEBATION LIFE INSUIP ide ' E

lweekly meeting of the Rose Valley was renovated so that now ‘Y was held at the hum, or l-iong Kolig sister h“ he, iassroo . Slste '

lighted by candles for the Chrlst- lglste, Bnommyvsr cfifssfiioofi: are m Th” Dmfldem" hnsslihe side of the convent and look out over the new bail court whlul; u is W!!! PNDared now Blrls as u means of recreation. Our kitchen has been done over and we are still 5'47""? and kflmflle Llns for ovens.

We‘ all manage to live upstairs. and

while we are snug, everything and

everybody fit in nicely. ,

war conditions. We doctrine classes in session at Dresent time, one at the North and the other at the South gate, Tm doctor (Sister Antonia Maria) keeps bllil’ twelve hours of the day with her medical work. 55W» Y°Tm¢F1Y one tiny room. has been moved and enlarged to in- clude a waiting room and examining room. it" 1e dolns very much good mi- the people. especially the here in Kweilin. sigm- u; and two of the other Sisters have‘ n‘ evening classes in English. so our -,day does not finish until 7:30 m. wlien all clauses I close

more and more into privau tructions, or classes groups in the evening. we ‘also been taking a parish census

Wednesday evening the 15th. with.‘

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Kmeiiin. Ohinaz- Sister- Mary Rlcci. formerly of Mtiiltaguu

’ and recently released iron intern- "RM in Hvn: Kohl. is O-le of four Maryknoll Sisters who have arri-

'ved here from occupied

They are now aiding in the

Pension oi ursfiitly needed mission work in this city, according to

‘Si-Bio? R056 W610i‘. Superior. who

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"Our mission work is going on Nmflrknbly well. notwithstsnalr; have two llic

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"o"? 01W work is developing

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"cllrdlflk to the system used so‘. successfully in Maryknolis Kaying‘ mission last year. i

"We all feel keenly the lack of reading material; none whatever is

60ml!!! in. In fact we have no. m9" SUDDUBs of any forcigifi EOQd-i. but mlssioners ingenuityl

Cvmes to the alcl of every Sister s; she takes her turn in the kitchen.‘ We see "WHY American friends

l" the my these days. and thanks lo their presence here, our trips to the hill shelters are much loss frequent."

‘$18M?! de Ricci is a fqmmy r951. cent of St. Mary's Parish, Mo“- tasue. She attended elementary 5°h°°1 l" NGW Perth and graduat- ed froln Prince of Wales College and Provincial Normal School, Charlottetown. Later she attended St. Francis Xavier College in Ali- tigonish. She is the sister of Rev. Robert Cain. C. S S R., cf St Patrick's Church. Toronto and oi Dr. E. F‘. Cain and Miss Catherine igfli: of Anaheim. California. U

Sister de Ricci was one of five ‘Maryknoll Sisters who nursed wounded Canadian soldier-g at ‘Queen Mary Hospital. Hon; Kain! when the Colony was uhdcr Jag)- anese bombardment at the out- break of the war.

Mess Room Chatter

WITH THE R. C. A. F. SOME. WHERE IN ENGLAND. Jan. 2 -— ICP» - Fir-st Canadian Wireless Owvrfltor-aii" gunner to reach tlic rank of sous-ion leader. 27.ycar-oid Bob MIIIH‘ supervises an air crew school that has trained more-crews fvr oceratiunnl duties and fiowii more hours than any similar unit in Britain.

over the oldest and largest heavy conversion unit in the Canadian group where crews fresh from O.T. U. learn to handle Brltnins biggest four- engined bccnbers.

Enlisting in lt40, Boll came over. 5W5 l0 loin the first Canadian bomber squadron formed in Britain. Following a tcur of operations in Whlileys. he became a sergeant in. structor at the Hallfex conversion unit he now commands. Conimzss. inning followed and a year ago hc jumped to the rank of flight lieut- enaht.

In peacetime. Bob was 3, lr-le. phone and teiegra h construction engineer in Saskat liewan.

Sqdn. Ldr. D l-I. Kennedy. 28. year-old veteran from Fredericton. N. B.. has taken over or inland oi u flight with n iwavy bcnnliev squad. ron of the Canadian Group

Just completed one tour of oper- ations and starting rm. u sepond, Kcnney told newsman his two toughest trips were to Berlin. That was beicre Bomber Command set out on this vlrltcns offensive to "Hnmlcuiilz" the Nazi calsi .l

Born and raised an liiivertoii. Ont. Kerney was an instructor at ‘Sky I-faboi- Airport. Gorierich, out. before the war, After joining the n1! ‘force. he flew .i bnmbc.‘ across the Atlantic in Ari‘! of i942 and was lvstcd to ch-z Moos‘ Squadron where he flew wlih his present

IN ME." ‘ORIA 1!»?

1938 i944

-DAWSON srlzvemo; Your (Ihicerful way and pleasant

sm With satires; we recall You were kind to everv one . And was beloved by all.

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Ciiidvrrllu yin 1i ir. i c o: {L “Wm O1 1.9mm...‘ m mil; Hcllyw i Susan ililyivilrd is} l ""‘ t» ,‘ 5 _ ' - l uous v _ cs '31 . ' ; , _ , . . nee x0121 ranking stars of sciccii, tinge Fziliisthikuunlnnc );ppb1ll'll, Talluiili ‘(fglllillllCfl c numbers “llvllullcélnle MW we "wed lo we". "IVI"“II“' .. l Btiiikhelid. I.‘I(I‘.‘..il‘ uni-seen. 1 lit-l ‘F0 ‘ l‘ ~° Mfr] ‘Eh,’ “$13G Sam. time. some day her hand DITYILB Imis Ivh?" Lwt- lllcms “lmlstvxlixa Bmgch m“ CIIJHT‘ (‘rafiiivcd ID ‘m‘.§x.cll\wloginl.flcnll»i' we'll clasp Wiand-liic Etmdllffgcxntcriliiisg 1h‘. Lvun Fmliillllficurl‘: fitégl m‘ '5‘ ti» that ihctr l - And "H" "v mrcwen‘ Qlfiuilflle C lb ‘ Veronica Lake m‘; Ari-nu ‘Maixtvt-ll,‘ l-lthcli in". lirrnnlicnicilt Is_i idcccnt. Since Evu- Fondly Remembered by Hg! _{:;“ "";_’" I I Mciiliiili {Lilli Miilii. Mrrlo (lbw lntlici‘ foots ilio bll s. ho l-I; c l- Mother. (icol-go ‘Rail. Lniiliv R0. , Mm ill‘ ctrrlit-li and hurries to Ncw it)": to 1.3.1; 01in Otis Skiuli ' EIIYCI, trlkr IlLs diiuqrhici" bick to llli ls .

. Corn ' ,, . wn nlid Ed Wviin. They uphill} i‘ in “Stage Door Canteen. fill-W“!- themselves llS entertainers. uininr und senior hostesses. food servers. waitresses. b "Jvifi I'“L'°h"°k°rs und dishwnslic

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when Benchlcv finally (Ilat that tlic kids nrc rehearsing -.i nil} which iic wroic wants Will Bciichlcy that thcv don't have lilt- niiiliuscriot but know the uliv iei~|

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. , l t '-perfcct. Bclichley W” youngsters Iron he mord a special performance that.

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ht loving memory of Nell Marks ghirfluluseed nwly ruddenly Jllilllry

then inst, no Holden tolls

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being token Alwuyn so true unrelfleh end kind

MaItlisManyIQQIOId Belole Ihelr lime

ou feel older than you ere or lullrr ill-its, Beekeche, Nervous- Palin, Rheumatic Paine. l! nt I.

t t J0“! K health an thet there symptoms Inly be dim to Kidney and Bladder 10y

a 1S l" ll" "M" i"! "4"" i'”""' 25.11375?‘ “‘i'.ii'l.lsi"ii."§'i‘ ifJ-“lu; I5 ‘i 5 ‘"53" find polrenoun exceu nclde end w I. You nnd that I_‘O 95 A beautiful life that came to on‘ veryihinr grin II"! "0"" ° ‘If n‘ immedlnnlv u", JQJKIi-Eiii IKIFFI-is“ in the CfiSt. This lle died on he llverl, everyImI-‘l ’ , puck; s unless n iey'vc bee-ii wetting m"; l lhgg.‘D%n;t"P.‘ cs also an Onlwf- Invingly Remembered and Saul! ("Lquhwif . ‘Mlleed in llle Wife lien.

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