JANUARY 15,194; _’

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11m. AND MRS. .1. u. 1111.1. a11- nonncc the engagement of then" daughter, Roberta Gladys to 5gb, Lieut. Frederick Gerald Eiisin, son of Mr. and Mn. Ii‘. P. Illkin, Bt. John. N. B. Marriage to take lace latter part of January. 11-549-1- 5-11,

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Whcn friends drop in unexpectedly 3nd you want to serve a light lunch or sandwiches, what a comfort to have Swift's delicious Pram on hand! Always keep a few tins handy for just these emergencies.

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husband, C t. J. F. Dechant of the P. E. I. l-iIghlsndei-s who is stationed in Newfoundland. While 1n the city, Cpt. and Mrs. Dechant were the truest-s of Mr, and lfii/ikrgbrdil. R. Coffin-Sydney Pcst

ADDRESS AND PBESENTATI N —On December 27th, 194i, a lugge number or friends assembled at the 1101116 0f M1‘. and Mrs. Henry Par.- "5 m1‘ I110 PHYDOSe of honoring FTc. Fiouenriire Gallant of the 0rd- ""11" COPDS 110w stationed gt Camp Borden, Ontario. Miss Edesre Gallant read an appropriate address while Rita Gallant presented him with R T05R11’ and sum o! money. He very graciously acknowledge-i ihe kindness of his friends remark- ing that he would always treasure the memory of this delightful occa- sion. After singing For He's A Jolly Good Fellow, the remainder oi’ ihe evening was spent in dancing. music being‘ furnished by lVfr. Gaorgc 1.0011111‘. Dzizniv lunches were served by the ladies before the 311950,; w. parted.

MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER _ A very enjoyabjle evening was spont at the home oi’ Mr. and Mrs. Brent. MucMiilzin. West Covehcad on DIG. 1'7, when friends and neiyJr- bours gathered to tender their son Cyril and his bride, the former Miss Jean MacNevin, s miscellan- eous shower. The young couple re- ceived many useful and lovely gifts. In s. few. well-chosen words Cyril thanked one and all for their kind- ness and generosity. A dainty luncl1 was then served by the ladies and the remainder of the evening was spent in dancing. Prior to her mar- riage Miss MacNevin was tendered a. miscellaneous shower at her home 111 East Royalty. The glfis were numerous and lovely and the bride expressed her ihunks in a few well-chosen words. A dainty lunch was then served by the ladies and u. very enjoyable evening was spent l.r1 cards and dancing.

R. C. A. F. MEMBER HONOR- l'lI)—A furmrcli party “'11s given Clifford Murphy 011 Friday E101- mg, Jan. 211d, at the home of his parents Mr. and Nlrs Lcasning Mu.rpl1y. While home on leave for New Year's, members or ihe com- munity and othcr fricnds took ud- vonragc oi thc 003351011 r1111 pros- oincd him with a .111liiu1‘y Wrist Wziich, A nicely worded address was read by James Murphy. The accompanying gift being present- ed by Wilfred McAleer. in :1 fcw wcll chosen words Clifford thank- cd all his friends for ihcir lovely » gift. ’1l1c remainder‘ of ihc owning i0 t» given 1,0 “V031 is \vas_spe11r, in music and clancmg, The meeting ¢l05ed by 1E1“; the music being furnished by Mr. and National Anilrcm. Lunch was serv- MII- 1190 Gbllﬂnt. and orhcrs.

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January meeting at the home of ed by the hostess. Lunch WM m-wed by the lfidli-‘S Mrs. Russell White. The president (Patriot Please Copy) after which all (iepuried '0 ihclr presided and the meeting opened ii hcme wishes Clifford all gcod

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repeating the Creed. Roll call was responded to by eight members and one visitor donating 1O cents each to the Red Cross V Card. ‘These members paid their membership fee. The minulcs of ihe previous meeting were rend and adopted. Messages of ihnnks and apprecia- tion were received from persons who had remembered by the In- stituto st Christmas, including s letter from England. There was u discussion concerning s means of raising funds, but nothing defin- ite was dccicicd upcn. All bills were paid. $10.01) was voted for the R/ed Gross, $1.011 i0 Mobile Kitrlren Fund 50 cents for Subscription to the Is- land Crusaclcr and 35 cents to com- plete the V curd. A 30 cent bill was

paid to tho Institute. Sick Com- mittee 12d lmving sent fruit in one sir person. Red Cross

Committee reported one pair socks i811‘ force.) one large and one small quilt have been passed into 'l1o Red Cross. Thr» members are to meet at Mrs. White's to do Red

Cro-s work. The program consisted of "The llkiory" of 0111‘ Flaw" bv E-iihci"

lviaihcson 11nd Pruxintlori in ihc Homo" by Mrs. White. The Roi":- ary meeting is to be- held at ‘he home of Mrs. Circle Niacfiae Mrs. billinr lvfncPhenor1 is to be In rlmrgo 0i‘ ihc Questionnaire “Social \\"<-llz1rc". Roll cull-The name of a child's disease snd tell the care

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The January imeting o! Spring Brook W. I. was held at the home o! Miss Hattie Mucbcoci 011 J.111. 8th. The president bz-inv, moved and seconded Mrs D Kay act as prcsidrni. opcncd by repeating ihe Crsc< call answered by live mcmb . reading lesmcd in school. Two vis- itors present. Minutes read and ap- proved. Moved and seconded ‘sill for oranges be paid. Rcccipr ream from R211 Cross for x " sweaters, khaki srvvnicr. l boy's swcaicr. 2 pairs khaki gloves, also letter of iltanks frcrn Czmndlan Legion for pillow. A "V" card was passed around and decided to leave over until next mcctiruz. Citizmshhs questionnaire discussed and filled i11 by convcnor Mi<s ltfrrFe Vvifz- niorc. Social was talkezl ow 1- but 8s the attendance was low, thought best to leave until a later date. Miss ivlgznore passed in $5.40 from concert and reported lmvlng bought $5.00 worth of books for school. Collcciicn 55c. Ncxt lllC"lllli.! Mrs. Dan MncKnys. Roll call will be answered with s Vnlcrnino vcrsc. Closed with National Anilicm.

IV.M.S. MEETING —- The Jan- uary meeting or New London Unit- ed Church W.M.S. was held On _ Jan. 1st at ilc home of Mrs. Marsh-

zil Cnnstabic. l\'i1'.-. J.M. Cnmpbcll ° opehcd ihe mcoiing using for il1c devotional period the theme "We live bv Faith in God" and s New Year ymn No. 511. Mrs. Ray Mc- Leod took charge oi’ the business part and the minutes of last mtct- ing were rend and npprovcrl. Roll call was responded to by 11 Ncxv Years thought. The members were gratified lo know the society had reached ll c allocation i11 full. The election of officers for 1942 are as follows: President. Mrs.‘ Franklin Brown; 1st vice-presldern. Nlrs. J. M. Campbell; secretary, Airs. Huch Campbell; treasurer. Mrs. C .B. (loss: Christian Stewardship. Mrs. H. Dunning; Temp. sec'y, Mrs. Stir- ling McKay; Missionary Monthly sccretary, Mrs. Samuel Dunning; Community Friendship secretary, Mrs. M. Constable; P s‘ sccrcﬁ-n-y, Mrs. H. P. Found. is. Simian: McK11y ihviicd the members io hr-r home for thc February meeting. Lender, Mrs. Constable. Text word Prayer. The meeting closed by the Lords Prayer repealed i11 unlsbn. A dainty lunch rvns scrrcd by ihe hrsicss. assisted by I101‘ dmrghier Mrs. Lorne Campbell.

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Wommfs foot-u shark-s lncludc colors of burgu pori sherry", muscstel, maloga. and claret.

SPRINGFIELD W. I. The rcgulnr mccilng of ihe Springfield W. I. was hold at inr- l1o111e of Mrs. Crawford Sinclair with the president presiding. Meet- ing opened with chorus "O Can- sda" followed by Club Women's Creed. Roll call was answered with eleven members, ihnee visitors con- tributing to the postage on the pm‘- izeldrvhich had been sent to Eni- n11 .

Ono new member paid her foe.

The minutes of ilte last regular meeting were read and adopted.

Miss Muriel I-Iaslam was appont- ed m purchme bits nnd lining for quills. It was decided ihnt ihc nwrnbcrs mcrr nt the home of the. quilt committee whenever conven- lent for snme.

Questionnaires were distributed

Some knitted goods were passed

On account or examination no one was appointed to visit school for January.

Mrs. J. Norris Sinclair kindly in- vltcd the member-rm her ‘home fer \ § ircxt meeting. Mmn topic. Cit- ' icnshlp". Convener Mrs. John B. MncKnv.

Lunch committee. Mrs. J. N. Sin- clnir, Mrs. Irving Hashim. Mrs. Ar- u~ur l-Inslam. Mrs. RE. Howard. Program, Mrs. Wnllcr MarKenze.

Miss Mnrlcl llnslrns. Roll cull i0 b."

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The Christ-runs concert of River- dale School was held on ihe er- ening of Dec. 23 and ‘was wcillut- tended. The pupils cntcrtnmcd their parcnis and fricnds i0 r. 500d oi 011j:._v111<-11i. T11." ("lass - bruulrfully (iccrruicrl 101' .1.

Following was the program:

Flag Drill by the pupils with ihe Flag and Victory salutes and :1 re- cital on The Union Jack by Clcsﬁic!‘ MairFadycn, ending; \\'1:l1 a spun- tarlcon; thrcc Cll(".‘l'i for ilw flag by a1] present 11nd singing God Save The KiuZ- _ v

01-111 by 1mm little 11111-5. Wand“ Buchannn, Vclclri M1CK1Y1I1°11 "IV-I Shirley MacDonald.

Rcciinilo11, A Little Wish. Jole MacQuaid.

Rcciiation, So ltfnch To Do at Christmas, Uzo Osborne. a

Recitation, sing a Song of sants. Claus, Kenneth MacKinnon.

Recitation. Where Santa Clans Lives, Gerald McQuaid.

Recitation, Dollfs Chrisilnrls. Lliiie Wanda Brunanrm. Recitation. Father's Shirley MacDonald. _ Recitation, Santa Claus snd the

Mouse. Velda McKinnOn.

Recitation. The cherry Tree CM’- ol. Hazel McDonald.

A humorous recitation. Jusi Be- forc Christmas. David Lamont.

Receiation, Father Christmas Has His Joys, Kalherine MacFndyen.

Ric-citation, The Impatient Walt- er, David Osborne.

An address of welcome on behalf Q1 ihe imicllc!‘ and Dilplls clov""lY given by 11. Grade X P111131. 5'1IT1\‘Z»‘ Mrﬁualci.

Intermission. sale of home mudc

Presents.

candy. Dialogue. Christmas Gills. F121;-

Lcmrm Juicc Recipe Checks Rheumatic ' Pain Quickly

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Ton nor-cl only I tnhh-qvonnfnl lwn Inn-n a uluy. ("Iv-n wlillln ii! l1nur\-— uometlmrr- nvcrulzhi-ullmulhl results urn nhfnlnnl. II IIN‘|II\II nrv-vml quick- ‘v "um-u 1.1.11 v wit" 1:" 1-‘ I'r4~'u*rI||lIlIu Inn n- un m": 1-11-11». m.“ nun 11.4,. y...“ 'Ill~l‘\ l~< In!‘ iilIﬂ llIIlI rq-vunrun-lnlcil l1_v Jon- ldnn Plmrnuu-y nml niller icmllng churn-u.

NAZI GENERAL ROUTED

lliilcr called Colonel - General Ilciuz Gurcrinn a Innk “genius. hut llu- work ui genius has hccu ruincrl by lhc IIIIB-Sliilli. Ills panzcr units In the southern front in Rus- sia have bccn cnmplelcly defeated bv ihe Soviet fnrccs. 'I‘o1lay the Iiusslzuls are on the nffenslvc in almost cvcry sccior of ihe E" ‘icrn Front, poisul in win their grvricsi vlciory of the wcr m1 the central sccior before Moscow.

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once McKinnon, Shirley McQkaid, Hazel McDonald, Katherine Mac- Furlyen, Shirley MncFadywur, David Osborne, Chcsier MacF-uslvcn, lUlCi David Lamont.

Vocal solos by Shirley Macquairi and Florence MacKinnon with chorus by the school.

An Important Address by Iiinstvi" Kelsie Buchanan. which was Wcl‘ received. '

Humorous YCCIILHIOII. I'm tvninnﬂ for the 26il1. Ralph McQuaki.

Tap Dancing by Mr. Louis Mc- Kinnon with music furnished by Mr. Walden McKinnon of Church- ill. This was p very plcnsnnt num- ber as holh M1‘. Afclfmnons are vcry proficient and popular nt ~sn~ tcrtainmcnis.

An nddrcs: by ihe teacher, sub- ject, "Tm $3.31- 0: Bethlehem." He sddrcsscd the childrcn explaining

3 in them ilzcir happy Christian cir-

Climslnncrs in contrast to the little

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children of the totalitarian co11ni- ties where <1\‘o1'\'tl1.11g they 011cc 11PM flihli‘ fo ihrrn ‘s IX‘lll[! 1111w ruihlcsﬂy oblliornicd.

Santa Claus now appeared with |1111cl1 gcsticulniing 11nd snlnaming and delighted the children to 'l1cir heart's ccnicni. Little Wanda Niac- Kinnon adrlrcscrl Santa Clam; anzl n. prr-scni “'11.; *.'.ll'f'll him by limp Joe Osbornu. Suntn addressed the

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the dirﬁltully of achieving uniinvwnlv ' ‘.1 11 ﬂavour and colour in each II1\Il\I\Ill.\I I11- urying oven temperatures at mp, buffom 11 . cookln container, some of ihe Ivcams are i'1\'.~'~\‘\ under- one, and these imprnpcrly cnnkml lw 11".‘. - affect the flavour of the enurc duh.

Libby's new cooking process malriw- U-IIII I'\.~|l .1.~ -. ‘ II COOkIHg inb bV ﬂpplym v (he sumo ilviumwc hi1 m: 1 s. 1111. “ every bean. There can 1c no Irnrri iii-ms .11 1111‘ i '1‘ ' "'v _ ‘c’ beans at the centre nfrhc dish-fund. m» 11.1151. 111111 -‘ 1' bottom. Each and every Imam rs unlmrnrrv. 1 1n ur. and colour. Serve your i11n1i|_\-Alu-.1us (UI\I'\k‘_I iIM ucv way——hcans they'll ask for again nml .11;.111\.

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