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THE CPIARLOTTETO\V‘\Y CUARDI.

FINAL '1"011.1v 1 3.15 _ 1 -_ 11.45 JACK HOLT " OUTSIDE THE 3 M||.E |.|M|T"

PLUS: MUSICAL —- SPORT -- ORCHESTRA

lliiio l may an enemy gun Xx

. . l Lining may of ion and bnothiou adventure as . < Hopnlong Crmldy mun his death-sworn enemy "flu Fox’ h u duoi o! v/lh and lixqvml

1

SHOWS 3.15 —- 7.00 — 8.45 “. SAT. MAT. 2-30

international lit ‘iimhrp

lite War News

lly iiiiiL-Jl l.. Sl.\li‘>}().\' .\\..1111.1.1-11 1.1» :1'..111 Wvriter

,."I‘hls culuinii ncws or iucai micro-st but il(i\'(‘i‘- tismg oi a ueusy nature may be

ltrirtly p.1y.\i1i1- t1| ntlvuncc. __ ‘ W‘ (By The (Zonatlizin Press)

ON — Eurly but e returns give ltnnsw veit lend over Willkie. -Siiltli§ i-ounts presidential ballots.

'|lt-.\t.\'lI ('1').\'\l-..\"l' “mm. ¢Q“u-do\1'11to\1'11 iiott-l \\ Aliil-IXS-Jlrrt-ltu repurti-ri shell-

ing strategic Kuritza urea

we {In}; of German war 1111111111 fro

p11,; ahdl‘. ngf, b9 lilPilt (‘éiilill liiiti "3'-.f'\l

,Lhc "foronio UtilPli .~

1111~r1- serious threat to Britain than 1- (nur-Ce cmmuir- m 1 while ti 1-1- the t11-1'111.111 1 .11_--

,6“, ‘.1101, ficcr ca 11: 11111) 1111- 111-111 L, \ , ‘J m‘. Homes and asked to 1-11111111- i"

. -. l“ 1MU.‘111to Canadian ixtu i"~l" 1.1- bbmqlncetcatch a 1min ‘couldn't wait i111" the 1111111".

(’i‘\|)ilp gale, attack German

midi-rs return; seven .\a "Aihuiip m“ me

lhritain lost-s §1'.\ fighters.

LONDON — Eight British or Ai- lii-tl ships 10st. totalling 16,800 tons, mlmiraliy- announces; at least flvo

.\'l-I11V YORK -- Running fight in n1i1i~.\tlani|c with Graf Spec class raider 11ml British convoy reported

, in radio distress signals.

warship War. off Narvik, Noruav said 111- 1- ed into 11 packing compound 11-511-1-111 er the case was |.1k1-11 1o 1111-. 1-. w

.1.111 o1 ikrilirs predict- . " 11111111111111 of Britain, 111i truor 111 the Null n1!‘

1.111 1.. 111.11. Nazi alr- 4 _ m ,,,.,n.)b of re-n.i.ii\in I01 Toirvnto.

BENT-RAD}! — Greek troops re.- pnrtrtl tn lmve rut communications iu-tuw-en main Italian

Cut-n llnzfu-r. S. .\i.1."'".r>:1 iiillfihlj.

111-_- wuy 101' triva-

i0n‘s Breed

n Plans 10- i" year Program

By Reiman Morin Assut-iuli-tl Press Staff Writer

- (1iiiililii’(i the sur

1J'1':'t We turn in hi-ri

.111.-,- 1.~. 1111- first step.

1711-1 the .\iti'ilt‘l’iili’ld_ ._-_.11.1\I*i"'.i‘> "1 nlxui“ 1m‘ bu“

111.~.; 1.1m, It. would .1111i 1111v1il power . .k1111: distance ofuil , 1111111111111 the Sicili- 1111- 11.1111111 penetra-

They rotne from .'t‘1'1‘IZ‘.‘t'.!‘.\

-:1r pro1-i"n111 through \\'ilit'iI J-1- 11111.1. by linking

1.11 Cfhinii 1o he." as economic a 111-11- pubiuiiod by the gOHfilliHUi;

[Six 111-150111111 For Brave Acts

111-tails were not tiisclosed. the n1111n lines as given out m" ‘ 12.11.11". iiifuiiiiz-iiion tun-can iiKil .e1l the r011- Jupan intends to 1154411 1 to ($111111! if unti when she (‘an 1.- 111.1<.1- to s111r1-111I1-i" lit-i" economic (l.- 1

: 11v Jupun is to ix? the ind": ~ 1 I_'~ ~ i1"

111-r “"1111 raw ma 1-

' . ‘d pimiriiizg mtirkefs for i111 ]ii'i>(illf".'~.. ’i'i1e ntmotiiiei-ment 51111".- lli'l'i1’\(| flit- p!"11::'"1111 thusi»

l. Japan is to 1.111.

.1. 11 of Glare Bay. 1111- i; ~11 from d own- i‘.1.\" 1111111- Juy 29, 19-

Oiir P1111111» infrii lo do our slum-

1-111-1111110 11nd (fhina may re‘11 1. ' 2 .\f.11-.1-Z11111k11o is to produce c.1- nu-zh basic s'apl1's and supplies for entire blue; lui"g---.s'<‘1'iit'. 1,‘ -'- 1-1-111111 111-f1wsi1-ri-d illllllilll‘.'lli"i‘l in :11 .

111111 Ii of ihl. parch-

As 1s1~1~=11 1111911 1111:11- NWV (‘vlufiilflw- i0!‘ papuiaiioii and lumen Japan's pris- siire of number's

unskilled labor in 1x:- a111l other f wsc-

-. ‘rt/111 (lr:1".'.11i11.. at Biivclf. Charlwtcfoivii, P E. I ' 9-

LADIIll-I .\ll.\‘\‘ .i) Ills .\‘lli|'I.\.\'li

to fit-vein]! 11111112: 1111'11rnl resources.

Japan, with her colonies, ha: n powuintiun of 100.000 000; .\i11111-ho-1- 35.000000, China

Lower La Hove, re c1111 of William

pro-AW". ---11"""1-1l ‘..1:i11*1.-~

Scotland §§51§§.1§11_. .111-

:1i-"1\l;11-.1-». 8111111- (lays 1 > »- u-hiskcy" to Anr- 11:11 to confni".

F11 .11" i, 111-111-5 feimt-tifi 111111. gfvuwiiu- in Germany.

. . lhlust. year tn Bra- iuivr-id is istiimtcq at pmmth.

111," he .~.111i, "\'(1l| know I tmk

. pans to swim-l tn mwkt- airplanes."

V1111 tiiil," Hpii‘ 1i

said Billy, "I haven't had "no

1 yearn. i

.113’ from billiard halls. hill

Beverage - room Clerk Paves Way For Nazi’s Capture

TORONTO, Nov bevc-r11ge~roa111 1-11

night. with 11.11111; 1 to the cutpturc oi 11111

in a N111-1i11-r11 freedom 1111111 1111111-1- .

Po t-:i"

1,1 1111 hi ..

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ltutlchtilt 11-.1-p11<1111-.1 p ‘- '-

h ‘ quarters 111111 i)1't1'L‘Li\\‘.‘~. J. i111 ‘._‘\.'12".1»-" U. MUM. mnmsyehmo and Wiihaiu l<1-1

iotiiiti Kray sitting I11 1111.- “liliiii-J, 1"-.o11-. 111. the station. Uiilibit’ ".11 111-1-1111-11- a

. <1 Jan-win registration curd. l'\_r11\- i;!1.1i v 111l~ W n ,1“. lsiisbout oftmittcd his 1d1-1111i1c11t1o11, 11111! 11.1. 11c 11111111151 thef taken into custody.

Krny. who 1111s t'§i]Iilll'('fi uftei" l destroyer wu _. 1k hv i1.1- iirui 1111.- 111 :1 11111111 11 "

e in tiv- e111 t1fi1-1-11111-11 i..-

- station. u-hen- Kruv i: _-.1-1l l out and ho11r1l1-d 11 511111111111111111

Memorial Services For Men Lost In Sea Disasters

OTTAWA, Nov. 4 --1CP1 --.\‘_1- tionul 111111 p1-rs1>11.1i 1111111111111.- for the Caniithan Navy 1111-1. 111-t 11‘. sen in rest-111. \\'1"’i' \v11-.- .-..11'.."/_ cti in ineniuiiui at - - attended by govt-n 11.1111 diplomatic corps, 110-1-111-1- quartcrs staff and hundred..- civilians. '

At. Christ (‘.i:111"t*|1 (‘of Prime MillLit-Pl‘ Mark-vim. joined with others 1'11 plrviiu: 11".)»- ute to the 172 1n1-11 w n 1-‘11-1 1'11 the sinking of the (it-s: 1_\"1-r M111"- garec and in the loss" ni 1111- 1111111- stvecper Ilras ti'(Jr.

hicmbers of the t-ztbziu-i, (-3.1%

of sfuif, blm-k-rlzid 11111131

widows h". 1i 3111i. W .-\. 1-

sert ihnt the priiiz-iplv- 1w dom and 11111111111 iiuhts I111" -.-. 1' 1h.- cmpire is 11111111111: ~111i<l for uh i

there navy 1111-11 tile-i r 1111- "151-1-11- seated 111 the 111x11“. 11! 111111.‘

t the Iiusilitwi. Arr|1hi~ untlre Vnriion \1.-1-:i l‘- seniiml-nis for 11 WHIQTI" incitided Nut-y .\11111is11-1- ".. (ioiiuitl, I-“Lsiu-ri.» i\'iii]i.\l"|' and. 1'i-p1"1-.~"e11l:1i1‘."1-s 111 11-1- 1h; nmtic corps 111111 the 1111111-11 .» vices.

ski: T111132- 111.11".~111-;1.u1- NFZW cAsTLu, p11,. Nov. a 1111-1 -»Ncarbjv "murdt-r sw.» m1 _\'1-.\.1-:- day gave 11p what 111111111111 s‘ b1-

ap¥n11entlv with a knife.

he torso of :1 V/Villl‘! man 1111s‘ . found in the "murder .- 111111111" :11 0- 3ii"‘i-'<‘""- gear ngo. Eight (liil"l' hodu-s- hnvt: "- O- Mild-fin" 0f m!‘ een found there in flu- iasl it-n- FORT‘. will b1‘ 56TH’ 1° 10"?" , -..e is a 1111110111. in the Prince Ed- 1 ; \\'1'1l‘(i Island Hospital at present.- Shr- wns tnkcn suddenly ill yoste iiny zméinremoved to the hospit

Rcstrvitititrus iitlifril-Tvll-‘llfififflfi I11 ll ligium on tiu- exhibititu of for- 6@ molten flbtliflfi-

Thurs.-Fri.—Sat. l

VENGEANCE RIDES THE LONG TRAIL!

. . . to the land where death Iurlts In tho o!!! oi lovely senoriias and every blade oi cacti

H. L. Denton, Ix-an; Rev.

1Eastern Y.P.ll. Lorne Valley Gonvention School Again [At Marie . Wins (ivp

i Re ating their nieces: o! one The Eastern Y. P. Unions of the 9° United Church held their annual ,Y§“§o§,§,g Qfingyplslghw aiégpaggf

convention in Marie Church on Nov. | 1st. "r1111 afternoon 1111111111111 opened igfiredvw yo??? M2111; Lovggega»

4 tvO

with o, short devotional period led m C d1 H u It s _ w c» pom-11- M-e MW»- H-me- .1. indfitniild 1?; it. “I17. 0.3, Miss Muriel MacDonald was ap- Lieuwnmt Governor E _ _ Wmirf-‘d seflemrupr‘) m“- Tu“ mm‘ Page. The gchooi showing the most. lites of last years convention were Elobewm-thy accomplishment m med by the secretary. The pmsi- ibeautlfiggtlofl gach year, wins dent 85W a "PO" ‘m u" Yen's and 11 fortunsbo qnough to merit it work. on uhireo different occasions becomes

The following committees were m‘, peq-mlnent DQ556850" o; m, I eppoinmh- trophy.

Nominations: Phyllis lcard, Mt. n W111 be wmembey-ed m“ 1m Stewart? RBV- 3- J- Billce- Mt- unusual incident occurred lut year Stewart; Rev. L. M. Murray. Hunter “men two schools equally merited Riven the cup-Savage Harbour and

Resolution: Florence MacRae, Mme valley A gpeclal cup w“ Comwall; Doris Seilar, South Win- men donatgd by gamma“; Gov- sioe; Rev. E. R. Wooriside, Com- emu; LePage 11nd donated u, m; Wflll- latter school while Savage Harbour

Press: Pearl Finley, Charlottc- schooi, winning 1115 other trophy town: Erma. Meliott, Union Road; tilreg times, became the pennenent M11. Clarence MacLenn, Hunter owner of it,

Rev. 13.8.5. Miller led an instruc- 1School can be 111-need back to the ttve and interesting discussion on ‘time in February 1875 when the worship services. This was followed district, then known as Cardigan by an open forum on Young Peo- Retu‘, made application to the ple’; problems led by Rev. S. J. Board of Education for rmissron

on to establish. a district of heir own.

I The meeting adjourned until 1 p. Permission was granted and that m

. some year p. school building was Tho delegates then proceeded m .erecied in tho community. This this hail where the young peopk-ibIIUdiHE W“ Wliilwed W0 5'95“ partook of 1111-11 111111111111. Tea was loco by a time new schoolhouse I

iserved by the 111.1111- Y.P.U. I The Chief Improvements made

The evc-nlin: session opened with W03 Ye!" We" b"! Paint-ill! 01' m9 quiet music played by Rov. L, M 15011001, the erection of outbuildings, Murray. Worship service was con- 1W0” 0n ‘he uuaru” 07 me blind" ducted by the pr< ent assisted by 111111. 9w» T1185?! improvement-B 8T9 Angus Gilmore of . 111-cu, This 11-111. lsiw-n in detail 1n the c6553’ written 10110111111 by 111.1 1-1111 rail of 111110115. by t1 1111911. Miss Bnrbnw McLeod. The Leadership T111111i1r; Conven- .“'m¢31 appeal‘! bBIOW-

or, Rev. E. R. Woorhide. 1-1\po1"te1li The puaumu“ of “w meetmil. on the annual residential training Mr- William Ham"! 9i 1'9"" v41‘ school held in ChnrHvtctou-n and ley- 551d m“ u“? actual m“ c’! "n91 the Y. P. camps at rshfii-id, At ‘new buuduig w“ $790 and dud-“3' the training 1111101 courses ‘m? Pa“ 5W0 3/9575 “u! h“ bflmi were given, New "I‘e.~.i.1111e11t by Rev. Jiuiuwd. w $5 0 ‘mus’ h“ been i \v_ A, MacQunn-jpl Missions by m.“ "done without an increase in taxes.‘

,‘ W. I. Green and Home and lifarruigv I“ mo‘ we taxes W0” substantially

bv Rev. L. M. Murray. The Dean reduced durum the pa“ year‘

of the school was Rev. E It Wood- side The overdue attendance was a“! vnu‘

thirty students. The student's vie - 1 ‘ point of the school was ably ez- m" J" A‘ garkdalsuwmtzidmu pressed by 11111.1 11111111 Crosby of °‘ ‘he m?” f“ hm“ “tmf” Cornwall, An effort is being made iot- we Judge‘! u '4‘ compe n‘

id that the winning of the cup

to emphasize leatlershil) training in iby m,’ dismot h“, been o‘ "a,

reuional groups. Y. P. Camp “'11s held in o0 vain’ w u” ohfldmn‘ B, 80mg

the school. the young set an inspiring exemp for pupil:

of a typical day‘ in camp Prof. Ha-

zen Wiginore gave the financial u- 1 m hway. u ; mo”. report oi the comp. “$50? g§umgcam°n_ on the interior of the school 1v“,

51111-1 Guardian

Rev. L. M. Murray on Cilylauan Judge in m‘ competition’ 00mg“. Stewardship. Mr. Murray suggested mcjitgd the pupils o1 Lorna Va y the use oi the Y. P. study book, m, 11101;- lnjtiguve 1n going out to WEN Siltlifllvd bl‘ the older sch 11111111 districts with their-play 11.1111 boys of the district.

rhiscolumn is reserved for new: 0i 1111-41 inn-rest but advertising 0| u ncu-sy nature mav be inserted in. 5 cents a word alritlly pay- auio in tulvancn

"st-5!\\'Eil'(i5ilil) 0i ilifc,"

(TONl-‘lil)l"lli.-\'l'll) \.\ L In.

five dollars \\'ill(‘iI is to be scnt to 1- 1.21-.1.~.1111i;,' surprised on

- u» 11-11111-1-1-11 11 1115011111111 at

111111 iriends from‘. ' . llurry- McNevln wus- ius genial man- the object. ._.O.£...f,h8

eral Council 111111-11 111111 in Winni- peg in Sepicnilx-i". lio outlined thi- H0 015° l-Wedifl-ed the 5157-716‘ would way in which the Council ‘is con-

1-l1.1 1111111111 who read B compii- ed the numbers ‘ilscuskeu “I imam“

D-ifflifii, Ptist Mistress OI- i’.11r11:1.1, L.O.B.A. presented \ . 111111 .\l1.~.. Show with o. lovely

m, Hm m“, the kind thought Missions and a Statement of Faith.

them often in their Refreshments were 1111-11 under the convenorship 01'. A-iinuie ‘Mt-Nevin, R. _W. Mistress of 1 L.O.B.A., of and Mrs. Show were yhhurincr residents of Charlottetown.

Ii.~\l1I.()\\1'l-l'EN PARTY 1N OT- '1'\WA ~-- O11 Hallow-den, twenty- I.>i:111<l1-1".=. 11nd seven of their lnuiids gtrthertici at, the home of 1 11nd Mrs. David Gardiner, 369 Lcod St“ Ottawa. The u s" suitubiy decorated for the oc- t'1'l.\i0il 11nd the “spooky" atmosphere by the fact that 1-zich gilt-s‘ 1111.» greeted by "The Imp

ence MacRme.

young people u; me iljJslern p_ E_ L of_ the community in their enter- Presbytery Union, rt-comnu-nrl the lm-“e “nu aumcuwd the improve- support oi‘ the petition of the Cnn- "1""- °i “Tm 91M” which u V“? will“ 011 i1 bllok background W 111111111 T1-mp111-u1K-e F‘Q(i|_:|-;1|iOn {m- much needed. Ho 8118899011 u“ our teacher and ndyustcd on the grow-inn of flower» in form semen-t south side of the schoolhouse. 1.1» portntion and sale of intoxieants ‘i5 "n add“ impmvemeut" H‘ mm B bifdholifli‘ WM 111M011 0n 131° "n for the 111111111011 of 1111-. 11111. 11W 1W1“ the!‘ 511W“! i” Pmud side 0i the enirnnrv 21111"-

prohibltion of numufaciiiring, 1m-

11n<l tin-st- put iii frequently during the evening. There were no idle moments and every- ihe games, contests, 1y"\ier1‘1.. 11nd lust, but by "no means , the ix-iicsliinenis. A rousing 011;; brought the pleasant get- 11441111-1- to a close and each one 111121411111 that for uay from home it was “iota of fun”. 'I‘1'11.- Islanders present were: Mr. David Gardiner; Misses Laura. Johnston, Aiury .v111cK11._\-, Beth McEwen, Noi-o. liurpt-r. Orvn Gill, Margaret Town- .~1-111i, 112111111 iM-ascr, Lorraine Webb, l)oroil1_v Toombs: a

White, Marlin Gilmore, Harry Mil- ier, ‘Perry Miller, Harold Vesaey, i.t‘.$if‘l' Schick, Jack Baker, Ross

the ix" appearance

0f this ri-soltrion b1.- f111"\\'".1rti1‘d t0 U“ H- p" Shaw‘ superintendent proper i-lederal and Provnicial au- °r Edimmou- "ewneu w same

s. Halloween o.- eralion to Leadership "r1

sixlcsrc thanks for their hospitality.

tho other provinces 11.11:: Mr. Wally Watson of Brit- .:.-i1 Columbia, Miss Jessie Babcock ‘111 H11<k11t<-i11-\v1111, Miss Eileen Lid- :-.1‘1- o1 31111111111111, Mr. Jack Camp- 111-1; of 1111111110. Miss Jean F‘ozer Ralph Cummins of New i111»- Lliliun Simpson of

i

ll. H. Show. Superintendent i-iziucuiioia, loaves this morning 141- liniiiux to attend one 111 a scr- 11.~ cf educational meetings t0 be

. (*1. l‘). Sttrl. principal of Prince _ of Walt-s C liege. will leave for the lievcd to be t1 mnirs slteit-tnn 1:11-11 i ,';,ii,iz_ifi,,i,)iac° to “mend one i‘ the which the head 111111 111m ilili‘ki’(i. '" 5°‘

Tim many friend; of Mrs. R.

51 ‘ Black, Charlottetown.

River- 111.» history of Lorne Valley‘

KQYLMBER c. 1941

on behalf , wedcomed "Yuma-Kw: e125 hi? 25W an stated 111111 they u" gain win the cup mxilotffi ‘° ' hold it. A large 111-g”... o; i1 cess of the past, two year§ 1M I11 duo to tho trustees also. 111.1 b1». dren and teacher, ' m“ “l?

Ila-gen- Administmtivo Um NM‘

w. A. s. Woolner 599M913 Pointed out thesfihool 0f “V1118 the school -'-11-,-1,. 8-1 Plea-sins as Possible bee-gum the many hours 5P1- chlldien. ‘The work be“ the district will be when,“ " lives of the pupils l,.3'._.,‘“ u‘ He expressed both-f that typnuui,“ ley could have the “modii M whom" if U165‘ coi1ti1111ed {i115 fun forts. He mentioned a yumyl: u educational problems “qflrh "r ° fronted the province m‘ pm One or these is 111111 111111 11, f“ elementary subjects b1-111» In there is no time for 1111i’ teniiligh‘ of advanced subjects by 11...] mi era. He suggested the 111-1..111'1,;;,ffh- of a larger administrative 11111?“ a. remedy W116“? the advawod m; Jects could be taught at centre wmpfisiiig 111.. Brides of several schools.

Mr. Nell McConnell, sch i ‘each,

of Lorne Valley‘, pruned m, pupils for the assistance 11111-11 1n

improamg the 531001 1~ 0V9!‘ 111W u t " in 11 He spoke of iii: splendid 0.11m of the equipment-even the 11651:: have hot. been scratched which n. fleet-s great crcxlit on the ppm]. Ho also paid tribute to p“, rm’ payers for their assistance 111111 m‘ Women's Institute. ‘liiioiigi. m, generosity of Mrs. Minnie Alt-Swain the school was providui 111111 a new bell two weeks ago/This 111-g. can be heard all over the district.

Mrs. Bert. beard spuitq won“ a appreciation to those “who 1131M in the worthy endeavor of beauzify. ing the school grounds." She out, lined the efforts of [hp uqmpn‘. Institute in having ihc outimixjing, erected and the many 011111391“ which had to be overcome.

The various speakers comp ed the ratepayers, trustees, teed), er and children for the work m,

complished. At the close o1

meeting a vote of thanks 1111111111” Daniel Show and seconded by M; McConnell, was tendered the 511.1131

em. The upils presented two p“, rlptic dxils which were grvegtly m,

loved. Bflav

'I‘.lie following éfikqj Qggyyy m reed by Barbara MCLOOdI at November sevcntzh, 1111mm

-opere-

11011 with 1111- Y.P. of 11111 1111111151 1°“ ‘mu “mu”! u“ "wimp: "hi3 thirty-nine the rote-payers 011cm: ‘Chturch, A representative was pres- l I d h m en from the Church of Scoflrtnd 1°50"? W 9n EY l“!!! "iv-Seated land from the I’1"1-<b_v:1-1"i1111 Church .f,r,.‘.’,',‘,‘le°f,i}ethgisdtfif1téséyrg gfigdpotgg with a beautiful 511V" @111‘). donat- Fotir C0lll‘;~€5 in l‘1‘iit!i0ll.! training pies Kmwn on the who‘)! ground. 8d by the lwlwffiblfi W. B. 119F880 were given. The leadvrs were: Rev. ‘an yew. u he hm noticed the“ Governor, for the greatest. improve- Tr“ R F N _ _ -wem not m efldenu ma" m“ merits in school property during K ga-rigfiz" ‘éumwgfiglg~ year. He reminded them that Rm Rev. W. Patterson. Miss Ruby 32mg??? l‘; Izfigznwailliwe‘ 0:‘ cided b0 work together sgnin, m; m. Martin gave it cnmperks impression bv @111“; oppt“ 1n the diam” fore, to try to win the tmphy for I-Ie also a, vocatcd the plant-in; 0i’ axmmer yea"

Valley School District were meaty

the yea: then ended. Irupircd their reputation the community 11>

The first improvement of the you

An inspiring utirirests was given by My; J_ w‘ Boultm.’ m, “pond tho donation of six window shade:

i2

Mir-i Fiuiiiivv hint-Hoe, tieirgzate-oa1-iiing enough money to pay for

to the Aiarituue Y. P. Conference 1.110 paint job 0n the school. He 110111 1Y1 $fl<fi<viiiv. hilflvrlflell the stressed the need oi preparedness Conference proyeet for 19-10-41. 'I‘i1e on the pact, of children to assist DPOJBCL is to fiflniSi. 111 11111111c111g n1. them in meeting the problems oi times of books was donated. T11 Giii-ristfs leper colony in Angola. inter years. H9 referred to the hard b)’ 0111‘ Clffflmflli. the Rev. Each union was asked to 1111111111- work which is necessary by the pu- Hughes Mid the rfimflilllfll; twenty pus 11nd ratepayers in order to wintutem given by mrosidcnts of tho M155 Dorothy ati-lniy-i-o, New W111- the trophy. Pommuniiv-

ierforcl, N. S., before the end of No- Hon. J. P. McIntyre, Minister bl vember. Public Works and Highways, said‘werc cultivated and tertil

for the classroom by the Lorne V111- ley Women's Institute. Window ii"-

Llbrary Addod A library. consisting of fifty

In the spring tho flower a

After tho singing of "In cimst that he was glad the prediction he Shrubs and different varieties

there l! n0 Eust- nur ilk-st," Rev. E. made last year came true. O11 that flower seeds were planted 11nd 1h R. Woodsidc PGPOZIOd on 111s (Jen- occasion he said Lorne Valley were tended at regular into School would win the trophy again. during the summer months.