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_____________._ SPRING VALLEY W. I.

The February meeting o! the Spring Valley W. I. met at Mr!- lliram Harrington's home. Meet- ing opened in usual order. Roll call was answered by mflflbefl showing some good valentines (orig- inal). One new member was wel- corned. Several articles 0! Bowl"! and knitting were handed in. New committee; appointed were as fol- lows: Sick. Mrs. Michael Bren- nan and Mrs. Keith Harrington. School, Mrs. Harry Sudsbury. Pro- gramme, Mrs. Dan Bryflflibll. M?!‘ Michael Brennan and Albert Con- nick. '

It was decided to send 35-00 i0 tiie U. E. F. B. It was then decid- ed to have a Valentine dance in hall, with s sale of lunches. Correspondence W118 11ml 51ml discussed.

Mrs. Mamie Adams invited mem- hers for the March meetinfl- R9" call to be ans\vered with "Irish jokes." The programme consisted of a duet by Mrs. Fred Profitt and Mrs. Wilbur Bryanton (encored). and several contests. Lunch was served by the hostess and meeting closed with The King.

A dance sponsored by the Spring Valley W. l. was held in the hall

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city treasury in recent months.

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AGENTS: MONTAGUE: Ilnrold I. Landry. Albert Althea, Mrs. Byron v Stewart. Miss ilsrrlet Olsir. > AGENT GEORGETOWN: Walden. Lsvers. Francis Chevorio

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Boohner Jeweller, Montague, P.E.1.

Boehner, Jeweller, Montague.

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held at fh home of Mrs. William Match on fi-iday. January '7, 1949, with an att ndance of seven mem- bers. The - resident being absent the vice-president occupied the chair.

The meeting opened by repeating the Creed in unison. Roll call was answered by each member paying a dime. Minutes of previous meet- ing were read and approved. Corre- spondence was read and discussed.

_ Included among officers and guests attending the first annual din- 1! W88 Iflflvbihfld 8800116911 (hill ner of the 21st Armoured Brigade (Reserve) at the Charlottetown Hotel Mfi- w- Milli?“ be Bllilfllllled 1° recently were government and niilitary leaders from many points in remember the bereaved in the dis- P. E. 1. and Nova Scotia. Brigadier w. w. Reid, nso, an called his

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trio: for following year; also mov- unit commanders together to discuss summer training plans and hear GOC, Intern Command and Mayor B. Isrio MacDonald.

ed and seconded that we remember the sick in the district. It was also decided to hold an

auction at the next meeting, each have been doing pmpqnnd; work member to contribute two articles. for the sgv-igi, Government from time to time in the past. Reports reached Americans in Moscow some months ago that she was travelling on Mr- Swnbellous. Doiron on his around Russian factories, felling blfihdfly- the workers they lived better than After the business part bf the workers in the United States.)

A letter of thanks from the Cur- rle family was read. _ Ii: was also decided that we call

meeting was over a contest was

on February 15th. Music W!!! furnished by Elwood and Carl Cro- zicr, Alonzo Holmes and Mrs. Chas. McLellan. This, together with a sale of lunches, realized a neat

_ N5“ pair n _. (cri- Mary Muttart and Mrs. Ralph Mac- A full-scale investigation into the Oauil gave a very interesting re- civiu tax collector's department port on the Presbyterlal which was hero is expected to be launched by held in Kensington. viltere they crown authorities following dis- reported a large attendance at the closure today in Sinai-em; Court meetings. The business was then

m,‘ “m0 has disappeared 1mm taken up. Minutes were read and

Crown Prxzecutor Donald Fin- U"! Secretary. Mrs. Nathan Bell. A d me 10,5 berm-e My, very interesting letter was then Jun“ John noun "ma-Md A"). read from lvliss Elma Inman of old Mums,“ m_ of Sydney, w two ‘Prinidad. Next meeting will be years in penitentiary on a. chars‘!

ML Finlay”... "m ‘he manage be carried out. The meeting clos- could be traced to Muggah, a ior- "I with hymn "0 Word 0i God m” cm, hau cmployflt Evidence Incarnate". Refreshments were at the trial was that more than U500 was mining. Miisaah had paid

Mr. Justice Dovull, before passing I I sentence, said: "It seems to me u s perhaps that», it is not appreciated I s how serious s matter it ‘is for ‘a I I person who has been paced n A t _A trust of public funds to steel those n I funds. It is like a shepherd being

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GUEIIEI. Ont. -- (OP) - Art American diplomats are the target Robinson. blnfi director in several <1! I little book-neiwlwpublibhed by waster-n 0111,3710 w“; 1g mic. the Russians-which bears the “m; m, “hi, mum pron-um‘ names of Annaibeile Bucar, the t, ‘h, Music‘; 50cm)», bum Pennsylvania girl who quit her jcb here, in appreciation o: the start m. was gives in nu career by 1°‘ Tn, book is rinse ~11... Truth

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put on, Mrs. Selina OT-Iailoran be- ing the lucky winner.

The meeting closed after a de- licious luncheon served by the hostess.

Next meeting to be at the home of Mrs. Joseph Doiron in February.

The Women's Auxiliary of the Cape Traverse United Church met at home of Mrs. Harry Muttart on ‘iliursday, Feb. 3. with the pre- sidcnt, Mrs. Ralph MacCaull in charge of the meeting. She chose as her theme “Thy Kingdom Come Through the Work of iiie Christian People." After the de- votlonal part of the meeting Miss

approved and roll was called by

held on Friday. March 4 when the World Day of Prayer program will

served by hostess and committee in charge-CT.

By Eddy Gilmore MOSCOW. Feb. 22 —(AP) --

with the United States Informatxm Service here a year ago

About American Diplomats.” Its Liz-pages contain such char- ges as these: An "extreme amt-Soviet wing" of the United States State Depart- ment is trying to foment war with the Soviet Union. The United States information Servieq ls really s set-up for intol- llience“ work. Anzbasaador Walter Bedell knith operated in the black market and ordered Russia-n employees to sell valuables for him. Elbridge Dur-

tha black market. Large speculators go back to the United States with ‘has 0d thous- and of dollars worth" o! srt works,

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an address by Major General H. W. Foster, CBE, DSO. Shown abovl at the speakers table during the dinner are: (l. to r.) Colonel Joni; Wallis, OBE. Chief of Staff, Eastern Command, Hon. J..~A. Bun“. Lieutenant Governor, Brig. W. W. Reid, Major General H. W. ram}.

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GLACE BAY. NS, Feb. 22 -- (ClU-lndependent coal operators in Cape Breton will seek increased assistance in efforts to move coal to Quebec markets. it was learned today.

Inaibiilty of iiwo small operators to find markets had resulted in a nuvrnber of miners being thrown out of. work. it was reported here. The problem has been put before the the Dominion Coal Board.

A am Scott, secretary-treasurer of t e United Mine Workers (0.0. L.) district 26. said the Franklin and Indiarn Cove mines had been

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Llewellyn, Dianne MacLeod, Billy

idle several days last week because of lack o! markets.

Bobby Hiichey, Dorothy MacDonald, Christene Vriniderstiiis

Seated (left to right): Myers, Wayne Lilly, Jeanette Bcudreouit.

Dianne Shaw, Veronica Taylor, Sylvia

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(Ambassador Smith, undergoing trimmer‘. for s stomach aikrieqt in Washington. declared the charges are “completely without founda ' ‘

Red Anny College in Washington, said "this whole thing is absolutely

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