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Wlshloft. lllliiliOllAL SERVICE — On Jenifer-y,’ 4, a

e memorial service was held 8t. Malechyb Church. lvfcntreel for Private David Niec- Donam, fomxerlynof lndien River, PILL lJttfllfl enlisted esirly in the War with the Shea-brooks rustllers.

l3. Rzqueem l-ilgh Mes was celebra- ted by the dead soldier's uncle, my. _ Lawrence Lellen. 8.8.1, of hewrmrtt. NY. His broth Lueum. LA. MacDonald. now ste- tioned at Prince George. 5.0 . wss present at the service Bit’.

PIQESENTATION — 0n New Yeas-s Day the women of Summer- fleld perish met in the vestry eftei Mess to extend greetings and Dre-- sent a gift to their faithful organ- lat Mrs. James B. ken who hen played the organ for o. number of yeeos. A nicely worded address was med by Mm. C.W. Crokem presented by Mrs

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MPLOYMENI‘ and Sclccllve Service Offices have msl-lcd Form DLR-IA to all employers -—ln industry, in comtnerae, in trade. These forms ere for completion and return lo the Local Office on or before January 15th. 1944». The co-operatinn of every employer In giving complete and accurate returns is earnestly requested, as much of Cenadtfis manpower planning depends upon the data they will contain. lf you have been missed, please suit the nearest Employment and Selective Service Office for blank forms, which carry full instructions on . their use. The completion of this form is required under Notional Selective Service Civilian Regulations. Employers in agriculture, employers of house- hold‘ domestic workers 'and Gwe-nment De- f ' pnrtmcnts in respect of regular staffs, are not I44 required to report.

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On Monday evening Nov 16 mam friends of Miss Pgwy tzethered at the home l1

ther. Mr. lfrenk master, North Wtltshlre, to tender "her s shower in honor of rlage. Mrs. the Wedding March. while Lynette Brown escorted PEGGY to the seat of honor under en arch which had been prettlly decorated with pink and white streamers and wed- ding‘ bells. Heavily Laden baskets of ZlfLS were ca: ed in by s. Lee MecNetl and Josie Watts. and these were opened Mrs. Wor- gtnton ml .Ale.kI-Xt‘tn- erson, w sccom any verses were med by Lois and Mrs. Moore, the gifts were nicely errenged by Mrs. Albert Bowman end Mrs. Sheldon Easter, Pe chosen wor t h their lovely gifts and hearty welcane to all to

end cheques received p0 ty of Peggy who was one of the prominent. school teachers halving taught. in different districts and was a very energetic worker in Young Peoples and other Ch activities. Dining the evening s deln/ty l/unch was served by the ladies of the district. the romain- der of the evenln was spent in dancing. mus/lo be ng supplied by nlrt All depart-

Mr. Rledvexee . ed for their home wishin Pei!!! many years of happy wed ed life.

Young ‘Favorites Happily Teamed

Third tcatning of the youthful screen stars. Glonis. Jean end Don- sld O'Connor. takes place in Unl- versers romantic musical rtrama, "It Comes Up Love." now playing mt the Oaplml Theatre.

The young duo first found favor in "What's Cookin'." thg p0 u "Jive" feature. end continued along its romantic wey in “Get l-lep to

Love.

Gloria. is the colorevure who be- came s screen sensation with her first appearance "The Under Pup." end O‘Coluior is thcformer member of n vaudeville femilv who

his screen career with Bins Orosbv in "Sing, You Sinners."

Efsudlo inttimetw hint n Jerm- 0‘Oonnor romance off~screelt es well as on. because the two -\ro fre- quently seen out together in Holly-

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Supporting cast in “Illa Domes UP Love’ includes lam j-Iunber. who has a st/arrimz role with lnuiso All-

'les Coleman- “Salute For Three” New Filmusical, Due

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Mecdonald Carey in e new Pace- mcnlnt fiimusicel. "Salute Three." which opens today 1t

by- vivacious little her ell-girl bend.

The teen for soldiers end

ty at the expense returned soldlu- here MacDonel Carey. The roman two. which develo falls. is red

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much at. home ado-l bandl

mode the grads es a movie Done conducted an ma: under the name of Rio - Rhod should be very tetietu

ban es. too. in hu- psrt es o reidto sl cause Betty not. her start n business u s rsdto sintm the snovtss lnsffleri has

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Derek woke to find himself b1 ‘bed in a st-ranle rootn- He had a bandage round his fm-eheed end a

|bit of a headache. Otherwise there

did not. seem to be much wrong with him. It took e mlpma or two to collect his senses end remem- ber whit hed hwpencd. Then it. s11 'fie.s.ned bef him. cleer es e mph- ; "Phat airl" he exclaimed. “The girl is here in the hospital."

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eyes rose from e chair by the lde. and Derek Pugh. “new

‘A men with thick grey hair and of

him as Dr. o you feel, Mr. Martyn? “Not much the matter with me."

replied Derek. "You're lucky." sold the doctor.

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hed e. bed blow on the beck of the head. you have been out for neerw en hour. and most men would heve

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one fit. and I -heve a thick skul ." Derek smiled. "But tell me about the girl." "Like y'all, she had a blow on the heed, but a worse one than two's.

L»; stall lnsenslble."

"Will she recover?" “I hvDe s0. but I should like t0

- ovuius m was get into touch with her DCODlB." killed in action in Italy. on Decfl

"Can't you?"

"We have no means of identify- ing her."

"Didrrft she have a handbag?" _ "Yes. but no name or address in it. Just. e purse. a handkerchief. powder compact. end her tick ."

"Where we: she going-Ply- mouth?"

“No. e was here. She hed a single from Walter 0o w Tev- ertnn." _

"Then me will have relatives

here. "I how so. I halve rung up the i100 tevtioxrto ask them to mske qu ou ere interested in her?" the doctor added wlth a a, ; "Naturally "

. Derek answered frankly. "What about the deed woman?" _ “We have not identified her euth- er. she ls foreign. either lmlrlm or

punish"

"The girl looked e bit foreign." “Yes, but we its/ve no proo that the two hed enythinx to do with one another. l esked the men. but they only got m at ton. They say that. the elder woman was then asleep and that she remained eep atmng the short run to Tav- erton. Indeed she was asleep when the bomb fell." _ _

"You may find sctnethluu in their uggege." Derek pers .

"We have to reach it. jlne luasatze ven was next the engine and l5 completely bus-led.’ l-le mused.- "Norw drink this and so to sleep. and dont worry your heed about the intured Kiri. or BnYBhlIllZ_€lS8.’ “But I went to Ito home.’ N- turned Derek. _ _ “Not to-dey." said the doctor with

olden."

- _ friend. Peter Plews. will be anxious." "No. 1 have allreedy sent work to him by your neuzhbour Iee/ec Set- ters- Now sleep."

“You seem to have thought of everything. All rixht." said Derek end ley beck and closed his eyes- The doctor watched him for a tew

mom . "Th6 right sort." he said to him‘

self es he closed the door softly.

Derek slept till seven.‘ when he

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“Supper? she said sml D8 - "Feel like it?", _

"You bet." untamed Derek, who was feeling mluch refreshed. "How's the girl?" he inquired.

"St-ill insensible. She had e bed knock. Burt don't worry about. her. Mr. Martyn. The doctor feels sure she will come round.’ She left him and Derek ate the well cooked lit- i-le meal and presently Wes asleep

again. Next momlng his headache hed and when the nurse came in

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__ uteri-led durlna iltlt Deflod." 31l- ttiis girl has lost ell her 7 Duck queried-

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KPIWIY- "The one h pe is that. we mlaltnd something in her luggage. wh h will tell us who ehe ls." firhetnis our t hope." Pug

Breed. Now l must say good-bye and W" °fl Wlih m)’ lob. Take care or ‘vguorsfilf alndbtto slow for e day

- v G yeymircsrlsmi-t- 15:“- l, ‘phoned the garage u; send

f everything." Derek Y- "I'll be’ in next and imp; lll net bet- IK .

It was s heavenly morning. the. i335 “ti; hivl°lnl°" °°"“\.i“' ' . . . r was we n - for him M. the door- a MAKYW Qlfilgyfi." l’: said inflection-l

. ~ qunl y Of l. George Medal. ow‘s the heed?"

"Nearly eshard e5 yours. Any noises lest night?"

“Not that 1 heerd. All the same‘ I'm Glad to halve you beck. rs.’ F811"! 1-! all risht as e cook. but rs‘ e talker she is C3. I was quite blessed when old Pnence came up‘ and geve me the dismce to use my‘ tongue. lie was after the rod you‘ pro him. but to polite to say" v.30. I told him to come egeln to-

ey."

i Peter pit-used. “I will teke the car {fN-llld." he added. "You net into tile lhouse. I went to hear about the thappeainas yesterday in Tevcrton. i Luncheon wespreedy before Derek had finished his vern. end after [that meal had been served by the silent Mrs. Farrell, Derek took a short well: around the farm and. in: to his disgust that he was still s bit shaky. returned to the home sind busted hltnself wdth ac- counts.

Presently. happening to glance up. he sew through the wvndow the sturdy frame of France coming slowly up the drive. Closirni! the desk he wen-t to meet the old man.

(To be Continued)

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Mornlng worship was observed at! ll A. M.. with sermon by the‘ Rev. Ronald Noble, whose theme we; “Tllg Constant Christ" In Hebrews 13:3. ere the words “Jesus Christ. the same yesterday. to- dsy and forever." We can see the. Christ of the present end the fut- ure ln the historic Christ The focal polnt of understanding lies in the will of Jesus. in whet he was, whet he is, whet is the pet- tern of life he brings us. In the rediscovery of Jesus by rmmklnd ,lles our hope for peace and for a, ;better world Such n rediscovery

iof Jesus means a cleansing. an -insplretlon. e new revelation to the

‘his church. Not in him is .uncrestive figure, of s cistern. he . is a spring of water unto everlast- [insz life. In him not discussion or | armament but proclemetkfin

truth self evident. of broad uncom- promising principles. Love thy God. love thy neighbour. it l5 e. wood of personal relations, prim- ary values. utter belief in the good. ness of . His ncerness. His eveilebllity. Never was he cham- pion of privilege. to him eJl men have worth, ell are seveable. He I accepted yo, risks of life. he blew himself the rightful master of men. Once again to a selfish and sordid world he brings the sup- reme velue of the soul. with him no compromise. no shabby expedien- cy. hp, is our eternal contempor- ary. our etcrnel leader. our eter- nal challenge In Jesus. taken seriously is the only hope of the world. The-anthem of the morn- ing was Mendelbertfs "See O God

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i brltton. Frieda Inescort end Che-r-

to-listen- to Betty Rhodes is co-stened with

For the Prince Edward Theatre with five hit times for Betty to sins: assisted Done Dreke end Marty Mat’ of Broadway fame end Cliff Edwards. ptictln-c is set inside rt can- sellors where end dancing

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gncldentslly. Dons Drake is very in hes" role of ell- esder because before she star Bettd

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Study session at 2.30 P M Evening worship was observed at 7 P M. Dr F. Patterson. President of Acadia University we; the preacher. bringing e mes- saga of characteristic clarity and elcouence . Attwoodk “Teach Me O God" was the anthem John Inch Mus.

looked h m over and etzrced that he d once more Derek

fairly good

complication. name or any account of herself. I om afraid she has lost her mem-

“y Damn’ “y” wmmedw Bee organist end choirlrnster nfiumy‘; 1am b.1155’; don-t, zvggigéilvchsrge of the music at all

know yet whether the cause is shock or an injury f0 the 5min l!" rrelf. Fact is we doctors lmow‘ very little about these argtésesmof amnesia.

KENT runmrun; sou:

I remember a c which a DO-NDON—-Cl=t~ Tn: Duchess sailor fell down at hatch-Way and of Kent is selling much of the ull l-le recovered furniture of her fomlor London

fractured his sk . com et y. but: hed entirely lost ell memory of the three days orc- ceding his accident. which wes d-S- storage since the house Wes dem- tlrlctly awkward beceuse_he_he ‘owed during a3._.1_lr_reirl.__

heme in the West End. The greater pert of the furniture il-‘IS been in

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GROW Ul’. WIVES DIFFERENT

The soldier who dreams of coming beck to e home in which nothing has been changed is due for the su . ee of his life. He will find thfl the baby he left. in the cradle has c mbed out of it, end that {he lltlif! likes with whom Ive was e tin end strangers with whom he will have i to get acquainted. Perhaps tmt the wife whom he kissed good-brill‘ the kltvcnexi is now .1 boss riveter who has no intention of evcr bothering wits pots end pens or working for her bcerd and clothes again.

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W85 ‘Veflillllg Over the city. nobody‘ thought of weeping. It was the trl-i umph the Messiah -l-losann¢1!i end all alone amid that welcom-i mg tumult in a gricf which nn-l bfldl‘ wlllfl pierce or venom-ate the‘ tears cemc Welling f: ll ti; say-l l°\-ll"5 9W5. In this our mortal life there are common gricfs. touch-I es of nature which make the whole world kin. But how endlessly true 1S the 61d saying of Scripture that, the heart knowolh its own bitter-u tress. And in tiiosc bitterncsscs which words can never utter. and‘ which lie too deep for any human; hell:- whet e comfort to know our’ Saviour understands. in all the common sorrow; of humanity he is cur close". i'li‘llfl xvi hr.- warns with us l-ln stands beside the Brave of Laznru< still. clothed in the beauty of His resurrection But in that lonely unuttereblc sorrow. which ls tho price and peneifv of personalitv. w;- may

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0. P. News To Go To Men In Italy

LONDON. Jan. '1—tCP CABLE) —Fo1r the first time the current is- sue of The Canadian Press News will be flown ‘.0 Italy for Can- adian troops under an arranzcmcut, announced b.\' l-lon. J L p Ralston,‘ Canadian Mm“ r of ivaticnal 00-} fence. Six-tliotisnnd copies will g0 to the Mediterranean Weekly m the future. '

The newspaper is a weekly eight- page illustrated tabloid comprising

2m news. three pages of bricf home- town items~0nc D1129 in French- a page of news of services activ- ltiels overseas and a u edlen sport news. The - vided by The C-aimdlan _ the newspaper is distributed flee to the services.

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Cruiser In At Kill Despite Fire

LONDON. J'a1\~ '1 -'0P—Rcut- mgr-fie shell from {to battleship S:l\arrhor:r_ fifg in the British f-‘Yl during the Aruvc Sta 26 in which tlw Schrl sunk but im- blaze l‘ “M We“ vcnt the Nmfnllt. ~h f1rst_ sighted the G=rinan il-iltiCshlll-i from being in el the kill. 1t “'11s

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disclosed todav by the Norlollds Commander. Cr . D. K Bniu. Capt. B ' . m. hats ru-r. ltlfillfl- rd the D.Sl . said. “wt algilifili hm" first. hi! ‘irrli . illld \\'¢1"~‘ up; first of the British sin-vs to he

llll. "it was duo tn our projectiles‘ that shs turned pray the first, time. "She did some irreilv 200d‘

shooting and ‘lrnddltxl vs. Then we were hit " 1 a co‘... of fl- inch shells. Onr- rain-r‘. r pretty good fire by igniting sunn- oil. The

other one caused some CRLUBltlOS."

Or he mev find tliet the clinging vins Wife, hes turned into a sturdy oek. capable of supporting the family better than he ever did. Or that fluffy-headed Lulu. who could never run e budget. hes done e miracle of ~ financlnx in keevlnz their home totzcther on en infinitesimal income that | would en! tlc her to bc Secretary of the ‘Ibeastlry. if she got her Jllii deserts. Or he may find that Susan. who sat down and wept over owl)’ trifling GISEIIYIDOlHIITICItL lies developed into s stoic and a philosoph who meets every crisis with e smile.

But. whatever it is. he is going to find home changed and. if he i-t yibe- herflLbe eleven“ 111mm! '<>_me=_¢i_<n_=iu_—_._____ .

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