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V r1112 CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

tFEBRUARY 6, 194,- -

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Chcii/enging the forces oi corruption as they stoncl clone in on effort to unite the untamed West!

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Funniest i

LOVE Comedy‘ Since “Ninotchka”

DEAD END KIDS cnd the LITTLE TOUGH GUYS in Chapter 5 of "JUNIOR G-MEN". —~— "HAPPY HAUNTING GROUND"—Cortoon

"SPOTLIGHT ON INDO CHINA-Adventure -————

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LAUREL s. HARDY COMEDY

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The Central Guardian

This column ls reserved for new: l-I local interest, but ldVEfllEll-‘ll cl a neusy nature may be lnsertid at 5 cents a wold. strictly DI)’- nhla in advance.

CHAS WELL for Fnowlranns.

CONFEDEBATIUN LIFE INSUR _ non, L-OIUU-V-Zi-c; BUFFET SUPPER. Dance. Char- lottetown Hotel, Friday, Feb. . lTlckets $1.25. L-o12-2-4-a1.|

WE SERVICE all types of oll burners. F. H. Trainer, s0 Grafton St.

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NEW SPRING DRESSES and Hats just arrived. Kennedy's Ladies Ready to Wear, 154 Great George Street. 11-704-2-5-21.

Mlt. AND nuns. LESLIE WEEKS Eiiiotts. announce the engagement of their youngest daughter Jennie Irene to Leading Aircratstman John Daniel son of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Itackham, Wheatley River. riage to take place the later part of February. L-697-2-6-1i.

MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER. — On Friday evening, January 10th a miscellaneous shower was tendered to Beatrice Hatherley at the homo of Mi". and Mrs. Davis lvfltcheil. north Wiltshire. To the strains ot Lohengrins Wedding March played bv Hilda Noye, the bride to be was escorted down the stairs by Mrs. Wm. Glow. The gifts were carried by Mrs. J W. Godfrey and Mary Ber- riciin and opened by Reta Easter and Hilda Noye. the accompanying verses being rend by Dorothy Blaster and Mrs. Albert. Bowman. Miss rlatlierley in a few well chosen words thanked one and all for the many loveiv gifts. and expressed her wish that. they would visit her in her tuiure home. Lunch was sei"ved. by the ladies and the remainder of the

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THE KNIGHT OF LABRAOOIE

"Peace hath her victories no less’ renowned than 1811-" 0ft have \\'e read in r1,\'s_ of old.

"GUARDS 0F 5110a" Knights rode truth r11 courage

o" ! "’ THE NORTH" A Disney Cartoon

G-M NEWS-

bold,

Who bound themselves in vows severe

Wrongs to redress with sword and spear

‘A tyrant lord to disposcss

‘And lrcc zi LlfllllrPl in distress,

To live iuiselfish and to crown

A lile of honor with miiown,

But other mode. for other days,

Iljlark Gable And Hedy Lamarr In Furious- Paced Story Of Correspondenifs Adventures

.... isoom Town." Hedy Lamar!" ,1 ma a beard and uncovering scoops ,’ (‘Olllilllfltd with Clark Gable. but. about Russian revolts and families. It is climaxed bv a dizzy, tum“- bone tickling escape

105i. him. which prompted thousands m‘ fans to request Metro-Goldwyn- Mrivci" to put them together as hero

udvciiiuresoiiic comedy, which comes Friday to the Prinfie '1 ire for an enlimgemerit

New Field For Hedy

This is Gables first real rollick-

of

days.

int: comcdv since "It Harmened Oric are Oscar Homolka. Felix Bressart, NiLtlli." and attain piesents him: rs one of the m y n newspaueriiian. this time a .or- commisars in"Ninotchka." r1211 C0l'l‘t‘St)0llfl.L‘!l1Z in Russia. It fll-‘O Arden.

rmciis n new field for Miss llarrarr. who troes comcdienne.

sircci 1-111" "motormaii."

Ann tank. after uh 0gp h _ and ll(‘i'O1ll(' 111 1111011101‘ picture. The copeéd that he isethe lhuiilt-Sy; re- ‘.3133’ Emmi"! "W" in result. is "Comrade X." anliilnrious. porter.

Edward in his daredevil escapades. but often l tops him. tumble fiirht with him. and with nu- other girl. operates a street car and drives a. tank. |

with no include the news. a Disney Cartoon nunch... mllind, 11s :1 Moscow lady and the latest in the Canada C111"- The film 0139115 with Gable weur- North."

Knightcriuwntg; is not our" m1"-

1i~n= and enoblcs .1 . Oh ccncrou man 111111 sci-l; 1o find. 'I‘hei1" hnppincss 1'11 actions kind. F0 succor rliosc who 111 distress, Must still support life's grinding

stress,

Such was the Knight of Librador,

in a Soviet fhvllzhgdiéililt disease on that stem

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IEVQI‘ $1112 Sir Gicnfcllis praise. --C. T. Ens-ion.

has s. rouizh-arid- 1 Avoiin .i1sa1tcv1.i¥r§n snunass i 0N ntlLrix-ury MAIL

Miss Lamarr not only joins Gable (l;

She

AbbiTAUltl-(‘d ackll‘ 11d parcels for

_V€l')‘ difficult and lfblé for Postal aul o:-

s 011 letters soldiers make it, at iimcs imposs-,

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Featured in the supportinz cast/a

oo ed Russian

and B"? Which Military Unit the item- short subjects with "Comrade X" we x Ci-cncrul, is 11211111 irqusiiiig

p11 c. lo ivzilc out in i11ll 111.. drcss<s on all hiilitmiv mail inir

thcl

‘ies On series. “Guards of the

BROOKFIELD scuoor.

The following is the report 0f Brnokficld school for the month 0f Januiijv: 4

Gflitil‘ X-Sz". 1. llclcn Younkei, 1. Dorothy Moore.

Gratis VIII-l. Sara NlncLcod. 2. Cljlldg Ycunkcr, 3. Dancl Ander-

. Jsirkic Word. 2 l{_...1ce Nlfwsiiftill tcnh Moore and

Gnllnnr cqiinlt.

V—-Sr, l. Hollis Wood. V "J1". 1. Wvndcl Joliustone h Sicrsou " Lincoln Mac-

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\. - SiJiilCy Crunvrs, 2, '_ David Andrew's.

. Kathr-rint- MacLcod,

"s. 3. Verna. W006-

. l. Shirlcy Andrews,

it .011, 3J01111 Mac Lean. J1". 1. Vera Cnuvys.

ilciitiniic. . Jnckic Wood.

Vvcntlcll Joliiistonc.

Lorne Wood. David

Wood, Gerald

Andcws, Vcra

Sl1.1";1~_ ' i0 L. MncNcill.

WHEN vou suv 3 CAKES AT REGULAR ma:

11146141? 23c )

BROMO-SELTZER SPECIAL $1.20 SIZE FOR 69c

LlS_TERlNE room

PASTE 3 TUBES REG. 75c

SPECIAL 49c

WILDERS STOMACH POWDER

50‘ ...‘1.00 REDDIN BROS.

PHONE 86 WE DELIVER

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‘Canada and U.S.A.—31.32 m.. 2553 m.

' iifOln 1045 pm.) 31.32 (from 11.00

oxm-nnive home recipe. n! Ru-rx Prescription Irom your ilrnz- ‘ flit. Mlx It with a quart ol water, rulil I the Juice o! 4 lemons. pleasant.

tlmr-s n tiny. Often within 4H hnurl— sometimes 0VFfII|K|l|——!|I||‘II|"l| are nhinlnnl. II the nnlns u" nut quich- ly relieved anrl l! yon dn not Ieel hem-r Iiu-eir Prescription ulll em! you nntn

does not help ynu. Re-ex Prescription In (or sale nnrl recommended by Jen- lilns Pharmacy and other leading Lin} _____ __

ed foi" tiocps overseas 0:" in C2111- ada.

A11 example of a confusing use of iniiinls is indicated by the (phi lowinu: .

S. I NORTH-AMERICAN

TRANSMISSION

Eastern Daylight Saving Time Throughout WAVELENGTH

I. —— Snskatchcivan Light.

—— of the Cllllfldliln Army. ‘S. ~- Somerset Light Infan- F)’.

S. L. I. - Shmnshire Light 1n- fniiiigv.

Pyiguiienls of the British Army.

51111111111‘. the initials R. R. C. might bc taken to indicate the Royal Rifles of Cannrin - a Quebec RcgL mcnt, or the Royal Rczimciit of Canada from Tomato. ’I‘here is also zlizlioyal Canadian Regiment (R. C.

(to 10.00 pm.) 49.10 m. (from 0.30 p.111.) Western Canada-23.53

THURSDAY. FEBRUARY O

6.4.2 p.m. —‘Lond0n Calling’.

.655 lam-THE NEWS.

7.00 p.m.—‘Questioris of the Hcur‘. 7.15 p.m.-Organ Recital by Berke-

iy Mason.

7.30 p.m.—PR.OGRAIVIIlVIE FOR NEWFOUNDLAND AND LAB- RADOR.

1.45 pm-Nuws IN FRENCH.

8.00 pm-‘Londoh Calling.’

8.15 P.ITI.-—‘OANADA CALLS FROM LONDON.‘ (in collaboratin w.th CBC)

Blitz-Programme to be announc-

ssia-lazs vorx FRANCAISES." French. men and women speak- ing to French-Canadian listen-

ers.

8.4-5 pm.—Acuality Broadcast.

9.00 p m —'I'HE NEW .

9.15 p.m. — Variety-Starlight,’ Eric Winstone accordian quar- , trite with Jack Plant. Com- pcre. Gerry Wllmot.

9.30 p.m.-‘BRITAIN SPEAKS ' Talk by WILLIAM HOLT.

9.45 p.m.-—I-IEADLINE NEWS AND V

Dclny is incviiztble when such ab- brOViniZ-(‘l f0 111s cf address 111w usd. as a COllSlClPFllblé‘ vclnmc of extra “Yllk 15 lilnccd on fir.‘ Cnnriclzan Postal Corps 111 11.5 endeavour to keep 1'1 smooth flow o,’ mill to the troops.

Tho public are again reminded cf i111‘ importance‘ of cmrcctlv rid- ill‘? '1 :"3lE1l€‘l‘f>' 111.111. Aliynlis uivc: ilio ‘gimcntal Numbci". mnk and 11-11110 of ihc soldiri", the baitci-y, Squadron or Company he is in and ihcn THE NAME OF THE UNIT In; aUf-tbt and if the soldier is owrscas Post. Otfir-c, C.1n.1d:1. If tho soidizz" l5 s.ill in Camila the letter should be nddrcssvrl with full particulars to 1h."- pluce i11 Canada when; the 1" is lccutcd. Letfers must be 1. '_ prepaid. A return addi-uss

l "if! be lrivcn in the upper lzfi- llilliil comm". voivci-Yfi 11v_

GLEN WILLIAM IIALL

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The Glen William Christmas Con- . ccrt was hold in the Hull on Mon- day eveplnq Doc. 231d bv the school children of tlin district undo." the direction of their teacher Miss. Annie Mzicimorl.

Each one of the pupils did his or her part in a vcrv creditable menu- or. Mr. John D MacLcod capably acted as chztirmnn and the follow- ing prournmmp was carzird out.

Oixtuiug Chorus —Old Santa's Coming.

Recitation, A Welcome »-Barbnm Milhrsun and Lloyd Mclnnis.

Dlnllfigilf‘. A Mouse to thc R.:scue —.Vlriry A/irithcson, Ilctty and Gor- don MacDonald. Lloyd and John M. Mirclnnis, Edwin Acorn.

Ricltziticn. Glad you Come —~J0hn

M. Mrirliinls.

D ill —S'.1nta. Claus Helpers. Solo —Ba-bn1"a Mailieson.

IEIWS. ,

10.00 fymr-‘Thfi Music of Bfltalh.’ Folk-dancing in Ireland.

1.16 Dm.—‘BROADWAY CALL- ING’ --6. With Gertrude Lar- rence, Richard Myden, The Merry Macs. Sammy Walsh. Fray and Bra K171i. EdW-n Carp. Irene BOI’ en. and Peter van Stevens and his Orchestra. Presented hy Gertrude Law- rence and Richard Hydon.

10.45 rim-Tonight We Present 7.- ollve Groves (Soprano), with. BBC Snltm Orchestra.

1100 DJrL-Ttilkt "DEMOCRACY MAFtCl-IES.’ Prof. Julian Hux- ley.

1.15 p.m.—-‘At Your amour-rt’

130 p.m.—R.Al')i'O NEWS-RFFTL.

20’) m.n.-'LIS'I‘ENING POST ' 2P5 fl.n1.—-Il"|t'PI'lIld(‘. _

12.10 nm.-"I'hink on Trest- Things‘

i215 a.m.—‘BRIT‘AIN SPEAKS '

i230 am.—NEWS SUIVIIMARY

12.35 aim-Clue down.

i

Lemon Juice Recipe Checks Rheumatic Pain Quickly If you antler (mm rheumatic, nrllirlllv,

r m-urlilr- nnln lry this simple In- (n-t a piwkime

son. Gordon

MacDonald, Eldwin a Acorn. Rmcitnilon. Lnvc for Santa — CHIIFIFS Muichsnn. Clllltllt‘ l);ill by Six pupils. Rrciinticn, Santa's Macfnnis.

Callum Mnlhrson. Recitation,

MacDonald. D1111‘. Silcnf.

bum liinilizsuii. R! ‘.

Sum MZIPIIII s

It's only 11ml

You nerd only 1 ishlenpnnnlul lwn Night -Mary Bar-

Dolly's

runlln '

n; in try. Your mnnr! rrlumlml ll It Drill of the Mechanical Dolls. Recltatim, Mss Fe

lliaiy Mathcson. $3M

Christmas Dinner? Edwin Acorn. Callum Maihesoii Gordon and Betty MacDonald S:1ra_ Macuinis, hIa-ry and Barbara Math- esoii.

Bailni a Mathcson. ..

Mathcson. Heavens -—by the children.

gramme Santa arnvcd 1.1 his usual JOYIIII manner and distrlbuLcd giitsl to teacher and pupils alike.

tho teacher site." which a vcry en- Board elected jqynbl: cycling 1'

class‘ Antlicm.

SOUTH MILTO

of Scuih Milton puasciitrd

‘as Mr. T. A. Redd, and Miss Al- org-mist.

ivas sold in aid of the Jiufcr gradcs.

lrorities to d:c:de~ JHCK 681mm»

of m:1.il_11i11ttc1' is ]ht.ch<~l@(l_ l-lohom-J used to buy a new blackboard for 11111 P. Mulcck, Postmasier. U19 5071001-

tzrLf Wrlcoine, zccitaition —D01'ccn Duf- nd- 1 felt.

een Duffott.

Coins. Do cc n Dui

Intcrnrssion.

Ten

lNldlPSS C. A. S. F. c-o Base Mzs. Mniy Rcnch Frns:r, occuricd .11.t hc" 11.21110 in Pictcu on Sunday

Her dcnth three ivceks. She had attiiluri

Mary Dicksnn of Si. Mary's P. E. I. Fli‘? was ttvico nmixicd, he; first husband 113N111: born Jllllli‘ Roach of Wcstvillc. Aftci" tho d; of her Fraser of Tr; nton. slic movccl Pictcu. Shc was a mcmbci‘ of Picicu United Church. '

Tuesday moning aficr which 1111-,

remains were taken to Tmiton. he; 1 - fcrnicr 1101110. whcrc a short scrvice wuis held. I-Iillsldg Cemetery. She is s11".vivc;l by three Llewellyn, Pictcu; English. Abcrcrombic; Mrs. 1411M". Woodin, Halifax. The brrvn-vcrl

ilivii" scrroiv.

Bzockiicld Women's Institute held at. the ho111~ of Mrs. Mundcck |MacSsvccn on W-rdncsdnv evrnini! IJanuary 22. The mceiinrz opcnrd by Dialogue. ~—A Practical Use fort repeating the erred in unison. The Peddlers -—Mary mid Callum Mathe. ! mhutcs of 11st meeting were read

lbw nine numbers and Olflll‘ 01s.

' pointcdi-Sick Committee Age —Ll0yd Gordon Wood. Mrs. Parker Home, 11nd Mrs.

Di11lnz11c_ Jolly for thp Minister-q Murdock M-icSwcc-n. Marv Mnihcson, Betty MacDonald,- Committee - Mrs. Roach Mame. - ‘ and Mrs. Donald Campbrll; Lucky Jim —Gordon gramme Oommltiee— Hope MM-

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sent, lo the sick also flowers to 1111_v Stocking ~- home where death occurml. , next, meeting is to be lu-‘d at. the Stcn UBYICI‘ “Charles Murcl1's011..i1on1e of Mrs. lwednerdar evenins. Fir-tray l9~h~lMusic by Avis CfllWYS. A contest ggeztyh Cake~ The meeting closed by the Lord's Prayer. The Qt: twine‘

Ihulieuateflllak

evening was spent in dancing. After which all departed for their home wishing Beatrice many years o! happy wedded life.

ANNUAL MEETING. — The an- nual congregational meeting of Hartsviile congregation was Monday, January 27th. 8 P. M. After a. devotional service conducted by the Minister the meeting was opened

Lloyd Maclniiis,

Recitation. Just Like Sintu, - Soio. with guitar accompaniment, You Are My Sunshine" --Mn1y

eoooooo soooooooosjojololojalolsielgxgx, h l-lollyvvoocl Beauty Care Q Yo", at c1 Real Saving!

Down goes the price of Lux T And up goes the number of girls who will now enj Soap Whipped Cream care daily!

9 out of 10 famous sci-em Lux Toilet Soap. Follow their lead _ _ use Lu: Toilet Soap always for you; completion. For daintiness’ sake, maize it your regular bath soap, tool Begin your Lux Toilet Soap beauty care today.

oilet Soap, attractive °Y LII-X Toilet Lather beauty

LUX router‘

so» news sxm srav smoorn -

ATTRACTIVE!

stars use

for business. The lVLinister occupied the chair. M1". Hcdiey MacPherson nctcd 11s secretary for the meeting.

Closing Chorus —High ‘in the mg

After the cunclusim of 111;) 1110-’, 1111 year with meetings well attend- ccl and balances on hand after all A voic of tnrinic. w.1s ext;1id.d tolcoliizations were met. The Trustee and for Mr. N I WAS brougli; 1.1; a 1\i‘ ioison, chairman; Mr. John.‘ 111C N__;.,¢h;.1dilncbrnnan, J12, Secretary Treas-i urei"; Messrs. D.

A. Macintosh, Hadley MacPherson, John A.

by siiignig m“

Maw rate

SCHOOL CONCERT crs. Mr. Angus MacDonald, Howard

MacLennan. Everett MacLeod, John A. Maclnnis. A hearty vote c! thanks was tend-cred Miss Isabel

On December 18, 1940., the pupils their H nnual school concert . The chairman for the evcning Leader and gram-my, The congrega- tion tendered a unanimous and hearty vote of thanks to the Minis- 1" A. C. and Mrs. Thomson! for visiting the sick of the congre-y tuition in addition to his work (f pro

clr: 110x

ry Coics, a senior pupil, ivns the

intermission candy Rvd Cross. presented i0 1110

During the G,

11d prime we. g

‘ti by singing the long Meter- clopv and Benediction.

'I"hc dcoi" pzize was won by Mrs. I BROOKFIELD MEETING. —'I'he

flammable nature, acetate is The reports of the various societies placing nitrocellulose in the maiiu- iiere heard. and reported a sucoess- ‘ faciwe of phoiognipliic film.

I Cellulose acetate is being produc- ed from wood cellulose in England

meeting their rcqulremerfs Ethyl, methyl, bc-nzyl, acetc-buiy-

Innis. Everett MacLeod, Alexander .' “V95 a:e other lfifii exicnsiwly 115911

Macbennan, Elmer MacLeod. Ush- l 0611111059 Pia-SUPE-

ALBANY VILLAGE SCHOOL

, _ 0110:" 1-211 Est-film mouth of Jan. MacDsnald for lici- services as Choir ‘my’;

Grade X-—i. Sheldon Cameron, 2. Eldon Green and (equal). 3. Betty- G-mcn.

‘ r1 _ i1 ‘Doris Trainer. Chm" the gospel The mee m: Gracie ‘VIII-l. Rnvona. Cameron“

2. Elizabeth MncLcud, 3. Geraldine Noon-an.

Grade VII—1. Helen Ross, 2. Peg. gy Green 3. Juanita Welsh.

Grade VI-l. George Nconun, 2. Georgina Dawson,

PRIMARY ROOM

Grade V—-1. Clarence Ross, 2. Lin. us Noonan, 3. Raymond Walsh.

Grade IV—1. Ian Fleming 2. Helen Green 3. Noreen Nooinan.

Grade III-1. Eileen Noonan, 2. Edward Dougay, 3. Gladys Noonan.

Gmde 11-1. Myrtle Dougay, 2. George Min-ray,

Grade I-(a) 1. Margaret Dawson 2. Mashall Green, 3. Cleynn Cam- eron.

Grade I-(bt 1. Vere. Noonan.

Grade I—-(c) 1. Leona. Noonan, 2. Phillis Jardine.

Grade I—(d) 1. Reggie Ncorian 2. Patrick Noonan, 3. Melvin Dou-

Bay- Ellcen Greenan, Mary Qulgley. Tieachcrs.

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signs. Because of its

DEVILLED CABBAGE

less in- 1'8_ (

ups finely shredded cabbage -2 tablespoon; butter cup cream

cup water tablespocn sugar

1-4 teaspoon mustard

1-2 teaspoon salt

METHOD: Melt the butter 2i l pan and add the finely shredclrd cabbage. Cook the cnbbage (o1 about 15 minutes. Mix together ilu cream. wafer, sugar, mustard and salt, and add these to the cabbage. Stir until well blended and heat thoroughly to scrve,

The asparagus salad is made by arranging pieces of asparagus stalks cn lettuce leaves. This may be served with French dressing a with mayonnaise. as desired.

Now here is the recipe for ill sbortcake.

C many United States plants are 41 from 4

4 3 1 1 1

SC llfC l‘.

and RCGiOPTDDIOD ate deriva-

Hclen Trainor,

ade IX-l. Muriel Nocnnn, 2..

Proceeds from m‘? concert “Two annual meeting of the Brookfleldl

coiimeuation was held in the: church on Tuesday evening. Janu- zirv 28th at 8 P. M. The Minister D1". A. O. Thomson after conduct- int: a preaching service declared the meeting open for the transaction of business. The Minister occupied the chair and Mrs. Harry Paul was ap-p pointed Secretary of the meeting.‘ The reports of the Sunday SchooL; Women's Missionary Society. Christ- l 11111 Endevor. Bilfe Society. Expense F1111<i showed a successful year with credit balances on hand. The Budget Fund and the Stipand account col- lection were not all in at the time of the icport. Committees elected. Cemetery committee. . Charles MncDuff and Mr. Donald Campbel. 'l‘h-s= Board u! Trustees elected. Mr. Louis MacPherson, Chairman, Messrs. Albert Paul, Donald Camp- bell. John MacLeod. Sterling Mac- Lean, Charles MacDuff. Angus Mac- Lrnn. Mrs. Harry Paul. Sccretaiy Treasurer. A hearty vote of thanks was tendered Mrs. Earle MacRae for her services as Choir Leader and Orgzinistn. - A'so a vote of thanks wins-tendered to the Sunday School Tcnchers and officers for their work iii touching the children and to Mrs. Harry Paul for her untirlnz services 8s Secreiarv ‘Preasurer cf 1110 Trustee Board. The meeting wrs concluded bv singing the long irietsr‘ Dxxclorzv Praise God from Whom All Bicssinizs Flow and the Benedic- tion.

c.0011 TIME TO our ICE m

1'11.» earlv part of the winter is bcst time fci- LIImIPS to strre ice. The ioc in the first part o! the ivntcr is of better substance and more likely to maintain its quality in storage than ice cut late in the winter when 1t has already broken down in some extent. Depaimment of Ag lciltllfe officials poin‘ out that. 1h; storage of a few ‘blocks of icc for summer use on lhc farm is a vcry simple mutter when ice 1.1 rivnliblc corner

The i)l'f‘gl'0.1l1f1lC WflS us follows:

Opening Chorus —-'I'lie pupils. Recitation —-Mni‘il_vn Jay

Drill —Eight children.

Recitation -Ger~.1l(l Colcs.

Duct -Ma:gai"ct Colcs 11nd Dar-

Piintamlne ~Scvci1 children. Rcctation ~—Bc1iny Carson Solo -Marilyn Jay. Dialogue —G1'adcs One to Five. Ex <4; —Nll'i[\ children.

as Carol ~Fcul~ children. Bo. 11g Match —Lauric and Joe

Rccitzition —He21lh hiilCLvilll and felt.

Dialogue ~Scnlcr pupils.

Motion Song —F01ir little girls.

Tableau -Sc1ilo1" pupils. Rccitation —Bill_v Mncirnn. Duet —Roma and Muzgarcl. @0195. Dazkie Show —Gra1d s Five 1-0 Recitation —Pauline Colcs. Dialogue —Gl'fl(l.\ Nine. Recitation -R."t.11 MucNcili. Clcsing recitation —Mn:il '11 Jay. Closiu: Chorus —'l'i1c 111111115. National Anilum.

MRS. MARY ROAUII FRASER. TRENTON. Feb. 3 —'I'l'ie dralh 0i

n11. 19th. She had born n rcsdent f this Shlrctoarn for tight 1s. followed an ill11 s 0i i110 dvanocd age of 83 years. Formerly Buy.

s ll

sci-end husband, Charla." V.)

Tim func.11l yvas held l1"i Piolnu on]

Jovcr the bottom of the enclosur: \. , . .. . :11.- c .1. 1': 1: meet an icp muse), the TCII1jllIS ldnd of shed that ‘will kccp nut the weather is all that is 11cccssaLy.