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n . . and her husband needs shirts! And the children tieed under“ ear.’

\\"hy is there still a shortage?

1. > Part of the answer is that Canadians have more money to spend. Then, too, there are the re- turned service men, many of them starting or i. . re-establishing homcs of their own.

Another part of the answer is that many Cum Jinn industries which use cotton in their prod- ucts are again gathering momentum on civilian supplies and are building up their working imenltirit-s. lilcanivliilc our lli,()0tl workers are doing their utmost to cattli up on both civilian and industrial demands.

.4: lung a: tbs preterit Ire/nendou: demand: and relative shortage: continue, we sball go on d/i/rrbl/l/ug our [imt/ur/r m! d quota basis.

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PRESENTATION ‘lug weather and mad conditions. i~ He then- called on Ernest Mac- A l'¢‘1'_\‘ Pleasant evening was l Cube. who presented them with a spent at the home at Mr. and Mrs. Jack MacRae of Ten Hill on ‘Iiles- | day evening, Jan 21st when mem- bers o! the mail route gathered to 'r\iitlfr their courier l, 1iresenta-. IIHTI Altrr : lilll" hart been spent mi LHHIIPS ZIKI FOCIETI iIIIPY-Cﬂlllotﬁ. l \V H. Drake oi’ Waterside called _ _‘ '11s meetirq to order. He explain i. 1 i-d the Purpose of such. expressing ahead. ‘ . on behalf of all. our llillflkllllflebﬁ: Ernest MncCabe, Henry Jones, t» an ever raiilliful and tililigiiigfw'l~l. Drake, Ill‘. Smith. Hollis mail man and his wile vihu fur] Jenkins. Bryer JUIUS (Jr-n, Leo mﬂlll’ iears iiaie rer-ilrrrd tlietrlCoady, Ben]. Wood. icollcetorsl. w‘ . willing services despite many try- (Patriot. please copy)

completely taken by stuprisc. thanked each and every one for their kindness in remembering tliriii

A 1ll'li4'l<_'ll$ llllltli was served bv iii». ladies present, after which all ivonzled their way homeward, wish- ing Jack and Marion richest bless- lng; for tho many day; that lie

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Georgetown And Vicinity

Mr. Wallie Mbbsonald wu Charlottetown on Saturdly.

tor to Georgetown on Sunday. .

iiig a few d-ziys in the City.

Mrs. Iaeonard Fitzgerald was tirtlt!_v.

l\ ‘ Joseph McPhee. O. N. R l<i~c.motive engineer, ivas a recent visitor to his home in Georgetown.

Miss Connie Scull)’, teacher at

Seal River spent the weekend with her mother. Mrs. Mary Scully.

' Mr. Seymour Acorn of ‘pile “as ti visitor to Georgetown , on Saturday.

Miss Rita. Wight, was a villtor to the City on Saturday- Mia; Wight

is school teacher ‘at Lower Mcn-.

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l Nathan and Hollie Mair, who arr- ‘Georgetown High School ivere iii the City recently.

. .".'\Iiss Joyce Jenkins left ilﬁitltiy fur Charlottetown where l$li0 will spend a few days with her sister. Miss Dorothy Jenkins. who is i -ll.

Miss Stclla Jamieson of Lower Aloiitziguc loft recently on a visit 1o relatives and friends In Boston.

Mass.

Iilaurice De Lory, who is attend-_

Lng Prince of‘ Wales College, recent- ly spent. a foiv days at his home 1 in Georgetown.

l Georgetoiiians visiting Charlotte. Mi-sl

tovm on Friday- included:

lCyrus lifaeDunald and her son Alie|

and Mr. Gerald Morrison.

Miss Connie Sctllly‘ and

Edna Fitzpatrick of

' Friday.

Adele, Gertrude and Charles, children n1‘ Mr. and Mrs. W. J. FVI/JZCFIIIII. visited Cardigan on Sai- in-rlay and it-ere the guest of their sister. Mrs. Walter Conohan.

The annual health week activities 1n Georgetown High School were brought to a close on Friday after- lioOll by a demonstration by the pupils uf the various grades. ivhich was open to visitors.

litany visitors from Newport and Lower lilontague, took ltd-vantage o! good lraveiling conditions on the ice and attended the motion picture show in Georgetown v on Friday night.

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Layers and daughter Gall accompanied by Miss Annie Perry and Miss Ruth Gallant. all of CIlITFIOIIPlOVIH iverc \V€'f‘l(0l'ltl guests of Mr. Lavr-xs mother, Mrs. Mabel Layers.

The many friends of Mrs. H. P. George are sorry to hear that she has entered the P. E. Island Hospi- tal for treatment where her hus- lizinrl ls also a patient. Their many ll‘l8ll(l< linric for a quirk PPCOYHZV for both Mr. and Mrs. George. -G.

Mrs. Stephen Landry and Mr Fenwick Layers left early in the week for Charlottetown where they will lake the Rod Cross First Aid Instructors COUYRP, to be held in that City, beginning on Tuesday and continuing until Friday.

Georgetonlans who travelled to Charlottetown an Saturday night to attend the hot-key game lie- lwricn Monctrm Hawky and the City All Stars incluzlcdt’ ~~ Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Fitzgerald. James Mc- Connell, Jix, Elmer Jeffery, Wal- fer Mat-Lean. Harold MacLean. Ray Hemphill, Art. McSwaln. How- ard MacLt-nn, Richard Lovers. Wal- ilrnn Lavers and son Jackie and Abbie McPlicc.

A large ‘transfer truck owned liy Kci-tli MacKlinic/it of Charlotte- town, was returning to that city on Saturday night after delivering freight here, when it skidded off a §lifipﬂl‘_\' road about two milt-s from here and t-ame to rest with

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‘Charles Currie wu l villlor to Georgetown over the weekend. in Mr. Piui Fitzpatrick wu g VIII-

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the rear of tliiransfc-r in a dzciifbiyihlrs.‘ Bessie llcrtwwas‘

ditch and the front rem-dining ull the road.

The animal Valentine soelal-QISI. lliavidls United Y.P.li. wa,» licln in the Church Ilull C4“ last. In spllC of rain and limited electric light an iimisually liirgcl number attended and spent a linp~l py evening. The 100m was artistic- ally decorated with a scheme which; featured red mid white iirarls. ’l"hci programme opened with a ClL‘\Ul.-‘ Ional period after ivliicli games and a contest were greatly enjoyed. Refreshments were then done jus-l tlce, after which those responsible‘ for n. successful CVHlllig" were; warmly thanked. ‘The gallit-r..ng' closed with Auld Lang Sync and] the National Anthem,

ST. GEORGES SCHOOL

Report for January:

l. Eileen Morrison; 2. George. Morrison; 3. Mary Johnston. ‘

Grade IX-l. J. D. Somers.

Grade VIII-d. Ella Cheverie.

Grade VII-Lawrence Johnston.

Grade VI-l. Mary Somcrs; Helen Johnston.

Grade V-1. Julia Gticveric; 2. Eileen Johnston; 3. Lca Morrison.

Grade IV-l. Mary Elllen Walk- er; 2. Allan Morrison; 2. Georgia Morrison.

Grade II i. Clemcntina hint":

nald; 2. Lucy Mue Walker tau

mlly Johnston (equal); 3. Duc- na Campbell. |

Grade I (A)—l. Anne MacDon-| old; 2. Rita. MacDonald.

Grade I (Bi-l. Kathleen Mac- Donald; 2. Albert MacDonald.

Grade I (C)—~1. James Morri- son.

Perfect attendance: Mary E. Walker. '

Highest average: Mary E. Walk-

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er. Teacher: Rita MacKlnnon.

FANNING BROOK WJ.

The regular montlhly meeting oi’- Fanmltig Brook “Qimenks Institute met at the home of Mrs. Jay and Miss Ruby Jay on Fob. 4th with 12 members and 5 visitors‘ present. Meeting opener! by rcpeab‘ in; the creed. Roll call was alts-i wored with "a Valentine verse". Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. 55 coma was paid for fruit for sick, other bills amounted to $1.05, one “omnibu- re-joined. Correspondence was read and pro- gram filled Ln. It was decided to maka a. "nursery mat" each mem- ber to bring material to iipxt meet- ing. A contest put on by Mrs. Bertha Jay was won by Mrs. Nellie Handricken and a game or "bingo"

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‘a1 Anthem aficr ivhicli a "welgiiiiig lrecrcttiry from Burton Allen

s much eiijoytd and the‘: ﬁtllllltl .\ hearty wilt- of .

thanks was extendtd the hostesses. 1

wmstiot‘; school.

Report for Dcci-mlivr and Jaii-

U1 (i id!‘ X-l. Belly lliiiiit‘. Cirutlv IX—l. Bczilrice Jenkins; 2. Bennett Jenkins.

Grade VIII—l. Roma Rodd; 2. Doris Jenkins; 3. Olga Ford and Buddy Horne tequall.

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soiig service was added to the funds. Word was received by the

re- garding our allotment of 5.00 for the B.‘I.P.'_I. budget for t lisiilll- ary enterprises. 0n iiiuli ll the above amount was paid. Offering amounted to 80 cents. For next meeting the leaders are Devo- IiOYTS-l-JQPHII Wood avail Wendell

Tilycrs. IIOCYDIKIIUII’ Lloyd and Hol-

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The next meeting will be held at the home of Kcillr Jones. A social evening Was enjoyed, game; 5nd votutiucted by the

Russell and Isobel F\ll'-

Ciintlt‘ VlI’~l. Vvtla Rudd and quiiarstin. Liuncli was sewed by the

. Ernest Scllick. l Dorothy McDon-

Elvtiiim" Rudd; 3 Grade VI-1. aid. Grade V-l.

~t Ernest Diamond; 2. Alice Jenkins: 3. Ion Auld. (trade Ill—l. Mn Rﬂild:

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Grade Tl-l. Preston Jenkins‘. 2. Bcryl McFarline; 3. Blythe Rodd and Wayne Gillespie (cqtiail.

Grade T-l. Pauline Jenkins and 91,11,111. Gum ivquall: ‘l. David Grind.

lkachcw-Mary P. McKciiﬂﬂ.

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Honor Roll for January:

tirade Vlllﬂl. Noreen Gallant. yam-ye Blncquicre. tcquali; 2. Jcttnic Doll-on; 3- AS1195 D“l"°"-

Grade VII-l. Gordon Bﬂacq- uieo-e.

Grade VI-J. Frederick Blacq‘ tiirire. /

grime 1V-l. Loraine Dulroii?

z. lnriiia Peter-i; a. Maynard 0H1-

lnnt. _ .3115; tit-l. Joseph Doiroii.

Grade 11-1. Martin Dclron? l» itélpn Gallant; 3. Kenneth Gal- lant.

and, 1__1_ Edwin Peters.

The highest uvrrarz.‘ was fluid‘! by Martin Doiroﬂi 31%-

pupﬂs who were in perfect nt- tcndance during the month: Hal-

cttri. Arnold Gnllant. Rﬂflnfn.“ Maynard Gilliam. Eric. Inrlna PNPF-‘i. MMU“ Helen and Kenneth Gal-

L‘ Gallant. Peters. Doiron, lant. Walter Dolron, teacher. BYJKU.

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Report for llie month _of Jaii'y.:

Grade IX-l. Juliet Dalzcllc; 2. Mildred MucNeIll.

Grade VIII-l. Shirley Tuplin; J. Joan MacNelll; 3. Ella Mac- Neill. ’

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Arthur Blanchard.

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