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Céeizlnissiorriled to can a endiy a here. the are: C. Blair and both of Toronto, and miliison of bhelbume outh. N. S. All three girls have C. . War services Blair.

create in these and home-like Miss Gullison, was fr 1942 assistant editor of thc Yar-‘

do v. m. c worgein this A. a. centre in Dartmouth.

. Miss oi the Ungersity of ‘moon

The first three Canadian girls appointed _bv Canadian Y. M. o. A. War. lsrvioes to serve as host- sases la their overseas service- assess“ leave centres. have arrived

Min Betty

Joyce It. Booth.

Miss Re and Yar-

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year O. A. stations at Centraie and

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ervisors on the City of Toron summer pla ounds. For a year before enterng War Services work earl last year, she was existent in the registrar's office of own universty.

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mouth Herald-Telegram and is u graduate of the Mt. Allison Uni- versity. She did War Serv es work at the Red Triangle Club. Moncton, N. B., and at t e R. .

a b ls. of home end f COAPIIH ormzd Canadians who visit the centres where they will serve, these young women will work lonii hours arranging and coffee parties: 0t letters and cables hom. and 0 t- en ust lending a sympkaihvtlc ear to t anxious to ta .to some- iiene about their P91191194 NW-

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‘wore a corsnge of pink roses. The lbrldeflhflid. Mrs. Allison Bryenton, sister oi the bride. looked lovely | . .

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Boles-Barrett Wedding

A quiet weddin co Wednesday. Dec. ‘iafatk Si?” o“ lChRDBI. Charlottetown. when Rev, J. T. Ibbctt united in mflfflgwe Elsie Gertrude. daughter of 11/111; an: jidrs. (gt Ellmer Coles. Milton, an ames erin .s0n f . ,Mrs. C. G. g o Mr l The bride

Barrett, Charlottetown. , was smartly attired in 11 "V0 Diece dress of rose crepe. lbiown hat. brown fur coat and .other accessories to match, she

.in s two piece dress of torquoise iblue crepe with black hat other accessories to match. She lwore a col-sage of pink carnations. ‘Mr. Allison Brynnton nbly support- ed the groom. i After thereremony 11/19 llnppy couple motored to the bride's homo in Milton where a reception was held in the presence of immediate relatives and friends of the bridc nnd groom. l Previous to Llicir marriage thcy received many beautiful and use- ful gifts including an electric table lamp, blankets. silver, linen mid

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Mr. and Mrs. Barrett will re- side in Charlottetown where the groom is employed wiili Palmer Electric.

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MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER

On Wednesday, Dec. 2'1 girls friends of Mrs. Barrett gathered rut the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cotes to tender Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Barrett a miscel- laneous shower. During the play- ing of the wedding march Mr. and Mrs. Barret were escorted to the seats of honor by Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Stead lifter which a beautifully laden basket of gifts were brought in uhils Mrs. Lorne Thompson and Miss Gladys Hooper opened the presents. Miss Erna Colts read the accompanying verses and Mrs. Sterling Stead arranged the gifts on the table. including glassware, linen and money, after which the groom on behalf of himself nnd his bride thanked one and nll for their kindness. then all joined iii sing- ing "For They Arc Jolly Good Fellows."

The bride and groom were tlien bounced. and the remainder of the evening was sllSIlt in dancing and social intercourse.

After which a delicious lunch was served by the ladies, then all departed for their homes wishing Mr. and Mrs. Barrett many years of wedded bliss.

oossa aw» iunnnonmscx WEDDING

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On October e very rett, wedding was solemnized at the n Catholic Cathedral in

Newfoundland. when Miss Gamma Gosse. eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Gosse of Torbay. Newfoundland. became the bride of Able Seaman D. J. J. MacCor- better known t son of Mr. and , J. MecCormsek of Launching Place. P. E. I.

The bride looked charming in medium blue with matching ceesorles. assisted by her Miss Rita Gosse. The groom was smartly dressed tn his Navy unl- form, ably supported by his friend, Robert Shaw, R.C.N.V.R. Immediately after the marriage wedding party visited the

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1191’ Road, where a reception was held.

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i0 (Convent). Then with the bride's family nnd friends they motored to Woodstock Hotel on Topall

After the reception all departed leaving the young couple to mend a short honeymoon of three days.

The bride was formerly a stenc-

h t the Gt. Eastern Oil @2530? sll, John's, Newfoundland. The groom joined up in Sept.

i940. Ho went oversea-s in Feb 194i on H. M. C. S. Mavflower. and saw action on several occasions, and received a slight wound. He returned to Canada in . spent some time in Halifax. then he was sent in 5t. John's. Nfld.

M; and Mrs. D. J. Mac- Gnrmack lire nnw residing at lit Bond SL. St. John's. Nfld" where fhev will remain until he is re-

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tVEDblNG ANNIVERSARY AT FRENCH RIVER

The homo of Mr. and Mrs.

esgii Meek was the scene of vcry interesting event on tho cv- cning of October 5. i944. when a large number of friends and rela- tives gathered to celebrate the fortieth anniversary of their wed-

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n . Mr. and ltli-s. Meek accompan- ied b_v iiieir dauglitcrs Mrs. Flet- cher and Mrs. Bryanton and Mr. Bryanton had been making a tour the north shore of the Island during the day. upon arriving home in the evening ivere sur- prised to find their nome alight, me yard full of cars nnd upwards of seventy-five guests sssemblcti. ftcr the usual good wishes had been extended they were cs- corted to the sitting room where the following address was read by Mr. John Stewart and presents- tioii of money was made by Mm: lnlntlle liiluciieod. Mr. and Mrs. Meek both thanked one and (ill for their kindness and also spoke oi those uiio were there who hucl been present at the wedding fifty. years ago. Mr. iicorgc Ferguson spoke of the many changes slll23 that

at their Wfidillng ivho since li-ivc passed to the Great Beyond nftci‘ which all joined in singing "For they are Jolly Good Eiellcws." After bouncing the groom a diliniy lunch was served by the indies bringing a very pleasant evening

to a, close. The following is the Address:- To Mr. and Mrs. Reagh Meek.

Dear Friends. Your friends and ncigtibors on learning that this ls the iortieiti anniversary oi your wedding day, assemble llcrc r1115 evening to congratulate you cii @1115 115K111)’ Occasion. During those forty years although your family circle liis not been llIIbTORQJ. .\'0‘»1 have seen the great-er number u? your family get married and are iicw taking their places iii our Dominion.

You iiave worked hard so- gether and by your industry and thrift you have built up a home second to none in our commun- ity. And although you both have iiad a very busy and active life you have seezl fit by ycur menus and time of furthering the inter- est of our community and 0111" country in general and you also have been two of the pillars u. your Church.

Pleasg accept, the accomiltriy- lng purse. Do not value it for llS money value but ralhtl‘ Vllluc i1 n; a token of esteem and E0011 Wm in which you are held by the 99°‘ ple gathered heft!-

Wishlng you many years to came of nappy nnd prosperous wedded life nnd the best of cvcrythhm-

AR! orrcrouw GUARDIAN,

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COOKS for Photographs. CONFEDERATION LIFE

His Majesty’; Forces-Lecture Club Rooms b, M J. tonllhf. at 7.46.‘, Mo!

wnu. BAH direction of Public Health Nurses, held at Blood Donors Clinic every

M. Have checked here! 1-11-51.

EGGS AND POULTRY -- Egg production continues to increase. Quality is exceptionally good Army and inter-provincial demand is taking care of all receipts, how- ever, it is expected that ex ort to Britain will soon start. Pr ces rc- main unchanged. P. E. I. stations are quoting for ungrnded eggs de- llvered AL 30, AM 2s, n? s. B 25_ C 20. Graded shipments deliver. cd Charlottetown AL 35-6, AM 33-4, AP or. B 28-9. C 25. Poultry is still coining forward in good vol. umc. ‘Staggin appearing. Three carlots of poul lry were shipped from the Prov- ince iast wcek, one for export. two

ies are working at full capacity.

APPOINT OFFICERS. Annual Meeting of the Hunt; River United Church W. M. S met with Miss Altken, ten memb and ilve visitors being present.

ship Secretary. Mrs. E. Seaman. Mission Band Leader. MP5. G. Nis- bit. Assistants. r/liss L. Brown. Miss M. Montgomery and Miss E. Cras- well, Mrs. Orville Sellur was ap- pointed to represent the W. M. S. at the official Board. Meeting clos- ed with hymn “Silent Night" and the Lord's Prayer iii unison.

Personals Mr. and MrsfJames Lcitvles of Grand Thtacadle. have received a wire from their youngest son. Pte.

Francis Lawless stating that he arrived safely overseas.

Major E. S. Chandler. former electrical inspector for P. E. Island, is making a brief visit to Char- lottetown and is the guest of his brother. Mr. Gordon Chandler of the Bank of Commerce staff. “Ted" has recently retired from the Can- adian Army after four years‘ serv- lcc. .1115 niici acquaint- anccs are glad to see him hack 1h his native city.

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Receives 0. B. E.

Warrant Officer Herbert Mel- hsh, R.C.A.F., Montreal. has been awarded the 0. B. E, Medal in His Fi/injesty-‘s New Year's Honour list.

‘W10. lvlciiisli is a son of lvli: and Mrs, T. W. hiellish, Unicn. Road

Prince Edward Island.

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Leader. Mrs. J. S. MacLeod. ivas ‘ '

assisted by the different members] by (‘wen Bmw“ l present. A number of Christmas‘ ' Carols were sung. followed by‘ '

prayer. The following Officers were! Ellizabeih kissed lihn back and elected: President, Mrs. J. S. Mac- went cut to do licr inotneiiy iris- LEOd- Vi“ Pfesldfilli. Mrs. E. Scfl-‘sions. sine W85 lllinklflg now clear man, Ti-casurer, Miss Bessie Alt-linings became when you finally kcn- Recording Secretary. Mrs. Eni- summoned courage w take them met Bernard. Corresponding Sec- o“; and look a; them

rotary, lviré. Jas. E. Andrews. Tem- 51m meg back hi... novel over $153“? 1°°1@"1=11l’- M“ {qe1l'_'iCl\ei-i'y‘s protcs-ts. and made Brian m, WhYillJgc-l‘; Silcclrfilffy- Mrjf’ U195‘ bring ii; a book on waiter-culture Sh“) an}, F1181 ‘rslgf trjcmlrd‘ of planis lie had left cutside to ‘ . . ‘c? *1” at“ M“ catch the dew. “Nobody will ever fiiuiBoumannvl/orlid Friend andwmplaln these wings w us the

sslonary ont ly Secrrtan. . v. .-

Mrs_g_speme_ commumv FY18“; way Kessler did. Biiaii said reret-

ifully “He was Just about to help |us build a tank Gosh, it's a shame about iini."

Slic- agreed. niid wciit to Margar- et's roczii Ready for bcd, Margaret u-es limiting for Elizabeth to come tuck her in. "Will you keep some- thing for the?" she asked.

Elizabeth said she would n- in; a box sue had bio/light rem licr ear r1" liomc, Margaret gave

nor a silver fountain peii

"It belonged to my father-Mr. Kessler. I moan," she explained. "The boss gave it to him for Christmas. It‘s such a pretty pen. and he used it a lot. But we mostly write with pencils at school. Will you take carp of it?”

Elizabeth picked up the pen. Its polished surface gave back a Bright reflection of the bedside 8

"Why yes. Margaret. I‘ll keep it .for you," she promised ‘Then wher. _vcu‘l"c older and want a inn

r ycui" writing, I‘ll give it back to You ‘ '

Margaret, got into bell. and Eliz- ateili opened the window

"It's getting colder," observed.

"There's still snow oii the moun- tains The boss says he can see it ivlieii he drives home through the caliyoi". "

Elie lcssed Margarct good night, and took up the pen again It oc- curred to her that if there was still any ink iii it. the barrel should be emptied before it “'21s put away

Margliret

WITH THE R.C.A F. OVER-l SEAS, Jan. ti —- 1UP) — Mole than ‘ iun airmen nna air-

eas I943 and 194-1 enrolled -tirne study ucurscs-lrciii o; eeping and

puultrv farming i.» il(i\I<1llCEl'.iiIl3l.ll€-, inntlcs nnd classical languages-tile, ii’. U Ad"

has uiinuzziiceu uiiiliy. , lcicasc on its educat- ne Air Force said illl UQllCuLlUll uiilcer iiuw is locatedat cacli i<‘..C A I". station nnd with’ ‘EDCii Canadian squadron attached to an it A F. uiiit. us well as with

in Brluiizi whcru ilierc are 1111310, concentrations of Canadian nir- crew. _ i

The education Job. part of the, R..C.A F35 program to help its‘

ion, ls curled out with the licip of Canadian Ikgioii liducniioilal sof- vices and various organizations ill Britain . ,

supervision of niatriciilatmn courses for R.C.A P. overseas nor- sonncl l5 under Batterscs Poly- technic. London. and the Unhel- sity of London handles tlic collcsl! courses.

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Signed in behalf oi those pres- cm.

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S WEDDING

ul l, cddl o‘ interest in Jghr.» ‘Znd glue; Edward I5- land took place at Wntreloo street

Rev Harold A. WestruP 1111"“! l“

W. Curri of Elmsdale, PE I. 50%“ bride ewore a floor-length gown of white satin, with fit/led bodice. full-length skirt and ion! cleaves; also a finger tip VCU. held i|-_ plscc by a wreath of ora118Q blossoms. Sae carried a bouquet of pink and white roses Her only ornament, was a zolrl 1061RPM 8 l!“ of the bridegroom,

The bride was given in marriaiZQI wig]! Qwens, and_was__>at-

bone-nourishing "ALL-ia-ONE‘

pomdkremoi Pleeee con)

Baptist Church. Szilit John, when bo

Vitamin Tablets. _ ' breakfast, one alter d.inner,_EVERY DAY. In this we? dict la brought up to full minimum requimmflll- All"? find that arthritis, neuritis nnd rheumatic pllnl YIf-‘M 1° this modern scientific treatment. Full month s suPPl-Y "l 62 tablets coats only l2. l5. Al; most drug stores. l

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Rev l-ltxrulci A Wcstrull. e131 Urganjsb Cf mo Wnicrlco slltiel (burgh, Qpl, Julius, R C.M P W85 soloist The ushers were Charles Baxter and William Noble The church was bcauiiiully de- corated witlijlowcrs and the guest pa“; were trimmed with uhtc rt..- ii

Aireception was iicld immediately following at the home of Mrs- E. Gibson, 151 Waterloo Street. Saint John. The brides table Win C911" erecl witli a ivedding cake topped by a miniature bride nnd 8100111- 3°50 caizdlesticks further added to the attractiveness of thc W151i‘-

Thg bridal couple left later for n visit with relatlvcs nnd friends i" Elmsdnle us: 1. and Snrl11sf1s1d~ NIB. after which they prrceeded to Purtiigg in Prairie. Man. WlW-‘B the gmoni l. employed,

The bride for travelling wore a turouolse blilc dress trimmed viilh gold under a muskrat coat. She‘ ore __acccssorins to match. ;

"ARTHRITIS Acouv“ i.

May originate in lock o! essential vitamins in the dolly diet

Bones. teeth, nerves depend for their AICIIIliAI fallfhrlillllt, n d u u. regular supply _of uiinerii s an _\'i nniina. I t .) Todtygo-u can get all the 5 vital vitamins minbmed with ; o“ n“ m”

minerals, phosphor?"“eiigksslfllglllrmr

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the larger opcruliclinl training uniis if

personnel prepare for rlemobillzat- to be

Slit; unscrewed the cap.

‘Tlin reflection of the light made a bright clear line along the side of the pen As she removed the cop and elqaosed the lower end, Elisabeth saw that Just above the point. the lin: c-f light halted in a blur.

Laying the cap on ihc ialilc. she took out her liaiiclitc LEll. The smudge on ilic silvcr sill-face ap- peared to be a lgiht one, and she lield tho pen nearer to ‘licr oves to sec if it rculd be rirbbezl off with the cornrr of the handkerchief or the silver wculd require polish- iizg refore it ivss put awn) Hold- ing the pen at the upper . she turned it to catch the light at the edges of the ull spot. and saw that what iiad appeared at first a fcrmles; blur was itctually tho strong clear urn‘ cf n thumb

secret smile. You never did tell

had believcd it would assure iier

same, and she did not want w be sure. It was know that in rubbing it out she iiad rubbed Arthur out of licr life, and left lvrself and Spratt free to go forward into the future \\".~.ll no shadow of yesterday to go between tuem.

come in here and llster. io the news? It Z085

Why ‘Til b; right in."

You are invited io be our guest SONS OF ENGLAND HALL (above Provincial Bank, Richmond

0n Monday, January 15, at 8

io see the first shoiving in Canada of i‘ talking film in teclinlcolour '

“The Science of Milk Production“ by Dr. W. E. Petersen,

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You will see iii actual pictures- WHAT CAUSES MASTlTUS. TO‘DO ABOUT IT;

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ed any more. die began to polish! the pen with her handkerchief‘

and‘; :33‘ National Film Board MDVIES

turned it around. The reflection: along the polished silver was un-j Visual Education (H. W. Gilllll (Wet)

broken. Gwrsetewn - Jan. is

The pounding in her chest was. gone too Her hands were no long-! S‘ trerplzlvling, and no loinger numb.

ie et a vast nexipresslbe _ e»- n “in. t‘:.':.‘.::':_ arr: All‘?