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of ‘Get Hep to love‘ and ‘When Johnny ComesMerciiing Home‘!

HARRINGTON SCHOOL CONCERT

large rimibel‘ oi parenu. and visit-

ors Ml‘. llaroid uuclnorc acted as Rod

chairman and Mrs. Preston presided tit the. organ .

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Dean. Later they visited the nsgs.

covery l; now owned by the Boy Scouts Association and is used u s. tainlng ship for Sea Scouts.

and A (Notices

Four years old Jean Mitclnnls of Bates now under wav- Yamioutli, NS. owes he: lite to the 1 Chlnkee tn the naval shitllfllil presence of mind of 1i year 01d ‘D Ndw W Peter Campbell. u Bvy scout who rescued her when she fell into deep t

water from the d

Brlgadie Alfred Keiti’. Y un People's secretary of UIQ-BBWRIUOI‘! “wwd M“ ‘u

Leader in the salvation Army has enlisted except one who l5 medically

ruscusawrrmolzw Qumran

tiay Build “landing Barges In lianaiia

otrrawa. Js-n- o-(orl ‘- m» sibtlty that consternation of lend- es in Oeiiedim of set reductions in iie gmwas reported today c les.

as. y gomtrrlentsl 0

fits‘; t".i'l’....ss..°i... its. ’£.'S““"",...i.’°' vb‘? vi’... m”?- oonllplggd on Corvettes and nt-

TB!!! out of fir] tie not exrlzlgted t: be felt un-

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mm; L, hopeful may be obtain d most outstanding aircraft

e unfit Every one h” been Nplawdgfor gunman yards are with the the world today.

and Scout melllbershl“ m“ beenrlllllrllbalrgggvallrlilllllliznrlilizlilll Filivlrilgtlnllvfl-ll lhlflaasltlllfllélljill “tllllfililll plalned the nethod of choosing be on United Killd- , adviser on civil aviation to Lord the different top planes and re- Hem

lBeaverbrook placed the Mosquito

; among the galaxy of fine aircraft, fy. ccmiilining speed with a shattering The Mosquito is built on- n ,, _ Wis t 0f fire in its fighter ioilrl. continent by de Havilland Aircraft g The beaumuuy wooded no ‘my mlbelrlcbort to rthe month of D-cim and range and bomb load in its] of Canada Limited in I plant mm

inlgeased by i3 per cent

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. s. McLaughlin, President of Cm“ “mm General Motors of Canada Limited. has presented the Boy Scouts of Oshawa with ll 150 acre hike and lcarnp centre Just outside the city.|

complete Wit-h buildings an h splendid creek running throng

_fici\te of Galianiry.

yesr old Scout was lnluleoi in

| Ronnie smith, young Welsh you Grade IX.—i. Doris Martin.

‘Cglbthl-f 01133011111?! YOUREWY. 55160111911“ Grade VIéLi-l. Lloyd Waddell; ‘glITChEIIEXIt llgr gallllgllllls Althgulgllllz‘ Frames an“ {only four feet tall. andnot an ex-‘a

A story illusnating t‘. ii-lt f _ lbrotherhcod in the first“, Scofit génvemm‘ Mam“- 3- Albert wfl‘ glililllclilflllilhcelllllluisrfnrgflirlher.mlggrudfi! 159A- wm‘ "Wm" 3- °1°°°d W1 B w M114“ chme- . . . odsd . ‘fieymo

“ omie 1. A.-l. ‘Everett Warren; ing Christmas gifts. The minute: Mlle‘: m “m

mnis _ 2 of the last meeting weieread and The funeral was held from his! Carl bhml- - approved. During the business per- late residence on Irving strgqtJ iod Mrs. Richards and Mrs. Mac- with Rev. Neil M Rattee ccriduct- run

lshooting aoclderit. When he left Camrosc Hospital recently with his 15% lfcn .,lfoot in a cast. two brrllher Scouts -

dom order.

‘MOUNT TBYON SCHOOL

dildo X.—l. Melvin Weddell: a. “T”? ""~“°"<" Wyrnln Weddell ——— ———

HAPPY WORKER'S CLUB

Cairns: Mart Boyd Weddell. Grade IV.-—1, Windeli Robinsfvlli

srrein; 3. Voids. roll call was answered bv ex

wglulnto the vwfsent ywr- 11m, Peter a. Maseflel; British alr-

P"°¢'“m w “M” plane technical eirert cently qulto w aw dod the after linger I ' _ ' Cl‘ Can “Ski-III, Rn n1 gqnn " an QVCTY l. ' was and ships ‘thich 11:3 gm‘ qfml-liavillgrg: Mosquito‘. gig/h ralllligr ll; 93,3 “Jfllfiull. whéehfllhemvtlns: hum ‘ Armv- reports will evew Eov Scout t,,ffi.tfw‘,‘,'fcd,f"iy'ffdmfil‘,fl,ogfflepfl°fiy the Consolidated Liberator as "the ‘y and m " “Liam” h

with six members present and th

Rated Among World’: - Three Greatest Planes

intruder-fighter.

resided for s few years in

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e te ' is. l another Scout, from his 2| Jack WQQWWREMMO a°aglggi Kinnon were appointed to prepare ing the iuiiei-al service. The m

‘Ipligchased him a pair of crutches| an a summer holiday earnings paid part and Damn“

of his hospital bill.

de . Urns“ ".~ °~’~'1»~.,w...,ud=l... rivers : " ve .. e ' . that they Boy Scout; hfollement is “Mild,” hlélhest $55.11,, m m, being the last meeting of the year, one of the sanest and most influent_ | twp" ial of modern cduclviorlel efforts, waddeu, and that Lord Badenjlcwell was not. only a fine general but an educational leader of the highest

quality.

Toronto's llist pay scout Troop

. a. mam war-

Pri f highest ave wermgruodles awarded n.

lo Mame for best ore od M80116

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in the armed my“; n, the sealMelvin and Lloyd Waddell. Mflfiflfl on here by the George-zen-

Sccut, section. every Bllglbk Scout. ‘Cfllms- together with SVOOHKIYHISEX‘ William

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The land scouts have an eq ll; l

Fowle

good record Wlfih two Rml" “ ll ASS

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of Scouting. Confined to the Shri- ners‘ Hospital in Winnipeg for several years. and undergoing several painful o atlors he has continued his Cu training and has gained Two Star ran Miss M. McLearn. hospital sw, e-rrerit said of him, "lie has always been a, proud little soldier, never ccm. plains and is always p, little gentle- m .

Surrounded by hundreds of trophies and souvenirs of the late

Lord BademPowell. folutdcl of the

Boy Scout Movement. Canadian Scouts in the armed forces in Brit- ain have formed a Canadian Over. seas Rover Scout Crew. They met 1n Baden-Powell's room at Imper.

ial Headquarters in London. In

a body they were welcomed by the

Discovery, in which Capt. sailed to the South one. The Dis-

MEADOW BANK W- l. The re ular monthly meeting of

the M ow Bank WOmElTs Insti-

_- tute was held at the home of Mrs. N. C, MM on On

with an attendance of

members and three visitors.

Meeting opened bv singing“; "i!

Christmas Carol and repeat Creed in unison. i _

The annual Christmas concertl welgnllgl oénlasl Annual Meelng‘ was held in Hulrizigtoi. hall on! Dec. 22nd. in the presence of al

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d approved- Co es- pondence was then read. The report of the Red Cross was given bv Miss Crosby and the school committee reported that some litions and paper cups were needed. It was moved and seconded that

8s decora-

Thc iallowing prcgljaniiric was- the sChOOI committee lcol: alter" this announced ovcr an imitation mic- 1 matter. Tho sick conmlittae le-

rophorie by Itlervyn Phillips: (IDlpenlng Chorus, Ring Merry Be s.

s 0i‘ ‘v/Vclccmc. (Jtiristlne cightjlullcr uuplls.

Recitation, Klcr Jones. Action Song, This Old Man, by

flour junior gzrls

Dialogue. Illustrated Story.

Drill ‘irisiiilas dullr-t, liy five junior lslllli.

Recitation. Pour Old Ml‘. Calend- ar. by James licron.

Solo, I Wonder W115‘ My Daddy Dont Ccme Home. 0y Barbara Cudmore. '

Dialogue. Census Taker

Sofig. Santa's Helpers, by three girls,

PfllllChT-llll}. Silent Niglil.

Srlic of Lunches for Junior Red Cross

Duct, smith Claus Is Coming To

Town. bv Eklitn Morrow and Mcr- -

vyn Phillips. Bllll0§\l1‘,'rl'ili1] to lvlsulu.

in the armed

ported aking two lid and - lsented dnlrlll of 940.6%: was millillgd

and seconded this bill be paid.

TThe sum of $5.00 was voted to the

B. League. A paper on Provin- arlos Hyde.

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The members decided to make al collection of photographs of the boys who are serving their‘ country fcrces and make a3 photo of the group to bc placed in the school. Mrs. Pearl Scott and Mrs. Charles Hyde were appointed to take care of this work- It wiis decldcd to hold a paint 511g on] Saturday, December lath. e lead- ers of the sewing club r I activities would not start tll the first of the year. The school chilid- ren were torched with grapes. oranges and candy art Christmas.‘ Collection 85c.

[ Drill, CIll‘lS.Ll1{1S Fundles, by Sanitarium was read by Mrs.

Programme consisted of piano:

8010s by Mrs. Prank MaoLean. Mm. Drake and Miss ifezel Boyle on pro- gramme for next meeting which is to be held at the home of Miss La- a Crosby. Roll CaJl to be ans-

Snlo. Oil! He was hing w Mo, l vxllrri with Grub BB2.

by idols Jones

1 . Canada Drill, by scaldi- pupils. gnlligln lunch WM served. minted in this outfit " mid m]. 5

fififlfgffi" §§'“‘,'gm% 100*.” The late Mi". Parker seemed star

et. Down by the Old

lli Y - . Stream. by hols Jones and Jessica 5mm” 3Y5"- n_ _ _ .._._D_ . Closing Recitation, by Greta Mlnlrd’: Kills vain dc.

Chorus. saniii Is Coming. I

Santa tilen iiriivcd and distribut- ed u number -\f gifts u: the plipi1s.~

l .2 MacEaclicrli was rcdrl v. .0] .

. ,. led by Lois Jones. - ccr-nrlurc a voic of thanks wasl ‘extended i0 the lvachcl" and lllEl organist. Mrs. Rodd for tilcir work.‘ illi DTJDIIFlDIZ the profrrrnlrne. Thai smginv of the National Anthem lilfflllllll, an enjoyable evening to a . C Oi i‘.

‘LES -- Pl-IAL‘! 0F ROY

A-n address to tlic teacher, Marion‘

Santa's i

(Pnirrot illeasc cirpy)

llxccp Miniirlle In tile 1.0;.

After it" "‘"\""~ l-

W W. crosiy i..i..

For Foot Ailments

CON! ULT

H. J A. BROWN. D.P. °Y "W mum M

ORTHOPEDIC

GIIIROPOIIIST

m Great George street l

. e - - -- uuklonnow“ n“. l nts srzsjcarewugecifdtltlin the ‘Zoom of the two countries and O Gil lllfll C lfil Q close frierflshfn developed betw “

istant, and 26 , Scouts joining the army or sir force. <In all '76 boys have $0M.‘ into the iforccs from M15 Troop enlisting without being called up.

Ralph Moses. Mel-cod. Alberto, Kathleen Keefe; John Cash. . Wolf Cub is ihc first Wolf cub in’ Grade x Junior -1. Preston were sent to sick marchers and Canada. to be awarded the Corn. Murphy; 2. Aknes Campbell; 3. well Decoration. the Victoria cross Austin Pendergast.

every 0H8

6th fourteen ‘

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OHIIWI W hl lruiedo. ‘fisiiuaiunglmlrmmhéfii ' ‘ " 1"“ 88m

one . Th“ w m m“ “hi” m _ of the death of .7. Thmiae Park- gsrllllstloilis of this soecialnmlt.’ o’

min ls

floor or soldier we don't

thei- he is a Oaaadlsn or American." ‘"11" '- _ .. e

troops under Canadian efftoera WWII Pflflce Edwlrd Illhnd. 2|

and C - . o! th l t O

m. ‘J12, his fight“; b.".§.'.1“8ul.'."“..s flair.‘ i31- of ' ley Parker. rm- scme years the esem family resided on ‘Molnar: St.

s - in. w ridcll Robinson. Mgfrl Imiisee Cairns — Toaohof- iulvxona scnoor.

December

.G1'ade VIII-i. Arnold McIver; “mm”- 2 Bei-naddbte Fez-nus‘; 3. Edna

G-anam donated by the Club.

m - _ ber‘ d ated quilt patches and

Grade VII-i. Phyllis Farmer, no“, a“ w make a w“, ‘m. w" 3- mills Duly? 3~ m“ 57mm“- work. the work being done at the cGTP-de VT- 1- J°'°m¢ Qukml 3- rrleet-ings and the quilt. crnipleted

nrmen Smith: 3. Mary Rlnl- st, a ouilting party field at the hm. H-ov Johnston heme of Mrs. Richards Glide V —1. Adelaide Duffy; 3- it was then given to the Warren's I. Simeon Farmer; s. mun Mui- Institute to be sent in. ltgan, Ralph McKenna. We were very happy to make a Grade IV-l. Pope Morris; 2. presentation to a member who was Frances Mccarville; 3. Doreen mam-led recently also w a mom- Veno. ber who has gone away for the qmge m_.1_ Bremen; winter, and to Rev. and Mrs. 1 she“, Queen“; 3_ 1,9511’ Pioketts it Christmas. The Presid- amm, mm mchu-u cnt thanked the mccnhers for their Glaae n __1 No" Gmnm. l co-operstion during the irenr. The

“i Bernice Connick; 3. Bertha Veno. “flowing Yew" w“ we“ "ad by‘

l Grade H 5mm, __1_ “m,” the Sec'y. Treus. Mrs Richards. éorsuorence Lawless; 3. Expendmm,‘

Grade I Senior-l. Elton Me- q xehm; m. Lloyd Gallant; a. 1-,,‘ul°°“u,'fl°"yo§°firll.ffil‘pum' .3533

Ernest Brennan. 1m l R g 5 Grade l. Junior —i. Maurice Tllng t: bu§dm§l°§i§ul§w

10.00 Corr: 2 John McKenna; 3- To Red Cross Collection 5.00 Marina Roberts. To "-~"=:d Church debt m

_ Tfliellllliltlled Sunday School 21w

c k Y k To M. and M Fund 5.00

i s’ s Tlviizzellsneous expenses “his: ITeam lip In

Fi ht‘ ' Birthday Box Dues and Collection 8 $.02 Socials (collection) ' 20.35 Donation .35 By DON wirrrsrniap gflllgfjfis s,f£:¢?ncle"’ .133 ‘ E ICCEC O pay T01“ ““'5E.‘,‘.'.°..‘l.l.'5?.f..“" chew“

Pififieuds £18m Milk for urmi 11m am ARM IN l‘ ~°s

ITALY‘ Jam 5__(AP)_H,gh £1 me Balance on hand from snow-covered peaks of the Apen- 1942 nines the Germans have learned tn """‘ respect and fear one of the mos

‘In 1g Hymn", gram” fm- 4,1 The following officers were their Canadians and Americans we dod 91969911 1°!‘ 1944'

the Communion for the Service on

(hirtis. ual. t

l v-yaillilv mm has’. 5:2": is; sense": "v suitable one could be procured. This

snce of eight members. Nlunber of wardprlzed to Cari Rob son |g$esessli3ié lvlvllallll ioml-lais: WEST 9- ' .

has an unique record of enlistmente‘ Perfect attendance — Wymm fund!» Club Slwflfillmd lhflnpgyplllét

tanlev MacDonald. Elflp and received half the proceeds, also held s. concert in February. Blvlng

The ‘ .. is the of were prepared by the members lKlnkora School for the rhonth of during the year. A pulpit lamp

%"“'“"..%“'°"..'l’ s???‘ m‘??? e mam rs ep More B Opening Chorus, when Christ- l are 1x —» w» Mercy» avers; §£2“i2'..l‘ilé“n.f'£“l‘fi; a ggbtgfélne Monk’ 3' M!“ e church for ‘the services during the ' A floor covering: for the

tent, entry of the church was

, Total _ $162. _ unfi] fighting um“ mmgflm Balance on mind at end of 1943

trig program was carried out:-

mas Time has Come Wcloome Drill

Macho

phone. Orville Willis Dialogue. Harry's Pockets.

Garfield MacKirmon.

like. Donald‘ AllCll. , Merry Christmas Drill.

Christmas. Dialogue, Trouble in Suite

. MaoDons d

Velvet Band (ciaoored)

Maye. Intermission. Sale of Apples.

Bod. White s

Marshall.

To Gold Again (encored). iilcl MsoKinnon

a on. C‘

Ada MacKinnoii. Victory Drill

Dialogue. ‘Santa's Worries. Eire

ys . Darkey Song, (encased) .

Ina Bell. Chorus. Christmas Greens.

telly old Santa arrived and utcd g

tile kind donation of Mrs. C

Thomas. The singing of the Na. 715 tlonal Anthem concluded a veryqglm;

pleasant evening.

ti-

into the North American continent's Pfwduli- MPS- Cfllll’ 1M-

first "international army" which Vice-President, Mrs. Naihiln Irv- was brought to Italy to aid in the inil.

Allied drive o alnst Nazi defences] Becca-Trees. Mrs Roy Brooks. alone ihe ma to Home. , The next meeting is to be heldl Recently the enemy has lee-media st the heme of Mrs. MlicKenarie. kaiow the members of this unit well ' on Jan. lsui. . Y0! their endllrflmp. The meeting closed with hymnl wurese in storming mountains Silent Night, anti the Mizpah bene—' which some thought were unpoulbl diction in unison liter which the Wsllollliglgs these p“ u w“ hostess served tlunch and a social

limo e - . international boundaries our was men

cerned. _ h bee bllteiwtod. ' dilfllgreilcg time... .~....H “ifiddt m" ’- "W" " "

WIBTVILIE. J n. community was shocked to hear

er, which occurred, suddenly. at u" L‘ one m, ‘u m‘, ‘u M, on, ‘his home on Irving Street. west-

"j; 10m u n a w“ of, ‘soiled with tho attack which re-

m, "he. suited llrlwhla iii-nth s few mo- b", ymtrgcm- Deceased was born in George-

ve been given some objectives on the New Glasgow. and the late Mr. so! and each timalPsrker was well known through- TRIQLJWGTQ out the County. He was a member en- Albion Lodge, A1". 6t A.M.. New Glasgow. Ibllawinl his marriage to Mar-- Rare scCoull of Westvillgwthey.

tter " but eencurede and ‘ti’. United w.“

{Md an a. ' Miller g

T Presid t ed frh h‘ °" .1"’°'6a.. fiumfifli‘; of the last meeting were read, r .

with the Inltlt f0

school organ, also that t3!

and Mrs. hank.

Red Croce-Mr. war-mi. Lunch-Mrs. alert. Miss claywn‘

1nd lvlrs. McDonald-

Arroirrwmie-Mrs. Steed and Mrs. mnm ville. with his d th llolh ttri. "W- Ole- . an l ‘ Next rneeting go be held st the

o Mrs. . ms decided to send bone to the

k and shut ins in the commun- ltv for Chi-humus. The Institute agreed to my any necessary ex-

nses in connection with prepar-

ng the school for the concert. a ladies costs. l pair my socks.

i men's sweater. 4 d . 2 pair. arm's pyjamas. M boys vests I air boys shorts were completed for d Cross. 2. was v for the

Med

London's war reserve policemen, 4! and over. are to be ra-

o the feel it has been on firsts-irritant furl

fir» for mm work.

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. spclAl. criticism a Iiozan 3 ilozall 55 eta

BASH 8r GARRY STORES

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In Memoriam

IRS. GHDIOI PAY-VIII

In lower. Montague, on Dec. 11th. Mrs. George Puyntor passed to st ar- the home of her

Mrs. Donald Bernard

_ her ~ ‘eternal m its own category. the Mos- daughter.

possible bomber, 91.6 percent Is s bom- W" 11°"! m!‘ he!‘ b lmlny- W19 in ber, and 95 2 percent as s. night gggrazgligdsfiitgfrfi ‘at? gag”- . . Paynter. the daughter ta Johnboflernlgrttwsndliililrs m n ver int 18g. Aflflfpll?! giarriilrges toedthe ae ecrge syn i-, w o pr e- ceased “her ‘llayurix Yaw-s. sill: livetg tom“ Pi‘ l VY, l8. I I < thegCB to Freetown‘ whorl-gene mad: her home for rho last N

She had a very kind christian Perflbflflliiy and was endeared to and esteemed by all who knew her. She was an active member of Free- town Presbyterian Church and had M“ a keen interest in W.M S

In his article. Mr. Masefield ex-

mnrked that no enemy types quali-

sit- uated outside the city of '1‘0l'0lll;0.

th _ Th re I u ‘ m H Elnlted Sttates, returninr-i to George 1___1' s‘ 1 MacDm-h e gu or mee ngo e appy own, vliifire Mr. Purel- was Igrafemgence Mcafilufé; 3' Lloyd Worker's club was held a1 the home well known rrlei-chant. About twllr ipert swimmer ~ie did net hesitate Mayhew. |°f M“ 9"] Rlclmrds 4*" De“ 3° to go to the aid of nine year old Grade VI—1, Gladys Mcllnnlll: 2. [Joyce Blair when she so". into dlffl_ Louis Cairns. 3 E cuities in thg water. Ronnie was John J- WWW Null also awarded 'rir Boy Scout Certl- l‘

years ago they returned to Pictou a:

eandhveicgthettir eslded 14m Mgmn m4 President in the chair. ‘me meet- 1n Weitvlllslgll M r

lnlr opened with hymn. o Little Until about two weeks before m“ w” m“ w” “m” ‘ m‘ 2, Town of Bethlehem, followed by his death Mr Parker was e member scripture reading Matthew 2-1-12. ploycd at the Shipping Depai-t- f, by the hostess._Ezcli membe then merit of ‘Ivenron Steel works. ‘ gave a short Christina; reading or poem. and the devotional period ivy two gum-g, M", E 3 M“. th the lord's Prayer. The Larch, Georgetown, M ll