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TORONTO WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

The annual meeting of the Tor- onto Womens Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Samuel Doiron. There were eleven members present The Roll Call was anrwered by paying the fee. The minutes of the inst meeting were adopted as read. The president, Mrs. Peter Doll-cm addressed the meeting. Thr: school committee reported the school in good condition. _

The officer:- for the coming year were elected. President. Miss Mar- garet DOIIOD; Vice Prrsident, Mrs. Joseph X. Doiron; Secretary. Bern- adette Poquet; Directors. Mrs. Peter Dohon and Mrs, Samurl Doiron and Mrs. Joseph LeClair. Auditors. Mrs. Henry Peters and Miss Marie Gallant.

After this a few business matters were dtcunsed. The meeting clmed with a Women's Institute Hymn. after which a dainty lunch was ser- ved. The drawing of the Lottery gave the $5.00 prime to Mr- JO-Svllh Blacquiere of the vicinity.

STONED HE FILM

BELFAST, (CP)-—Thomas I-IauS- hey was sentenced to two month's imprisonment for throwing a stone at the screen during the showing of a picture dealing with the Irish uprising of 1916.

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MIILBOURJWE, Dec. 14-<cl>i_ 991980105 to the Australia Auto- mobfe Asociation annual con- ference emphasized the cot. ol Commonwealth defence was a nai- ional burden and should be bcrnc Will-ll)’.

In opening the conference. Lcrt’ Huntingfield, governor o! the Stat: .0! Victoria, declared though uh: . limit of taxation the average us- tmlian amid my was calculated at £11 (844) a. head, motorists had to pay double that amount, £22 ($88 a head.

Motorists paid £l7.500,000 ($70.- O00.000) a year in tax. The as- sociation represented 150,000 affili- ﬂtod nliembtrs. The Australian motor industry was one of the most important in the Coirunon- Wﬂllih. with a capital value of 11200000000 6300000000) and a Yearly W880 bill o1 £40.000,000 ($160. 000.000) for 200.000 wfrkrrs. ‘The conference decided to make further efforts to have gasoling tax reduced. It was pointed out lhal a Ill-Eh proportion of tax went l to general revenue. ‘This made it ,' a heavy sectional tax. 'I'liat pro. Portion should be lifted flom "mien-sis and snread over the whole community. Prime Mingle;- LllTm-i- in emu-ling its retention, had said that every penny would be needed for defence, but that was just what motorists resented, said one delegate,

The wnferenoe decided to as]; the Federal government to embark on a. Commonwealth-wide defengg mad-i Program. Some delegates feared there was little hope of Setting gasoline tax reduced, but such a pl"n wnilld give the govern- ‘mm "mill-bin! worthwhile on ivnlch to spend the moncv.

The conference decided to oon- tinue i0 urge the Victorian, New BOW-h Wales and West Australia governments to hasten compulsory l-hifdlmrt)‘ lnzirance for motor-

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DISTRIBUTING mu-Eniai. MEDALS AMONG 04mg, MEN

MONCTON, N. B, Dec. 14-R.e_ cent awards of Imperial service medals included thirty retired Clin- sdlan National Railway employggs in the Atlantic region. The medals have been received by W. U. Apple- ton. regional vice president and general manager here, and are be- in: forwarded to the various dstrict officers for presentation.

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CAPE TOWN, South Africa. Dec. l-t-<CP>-With a rugged and varied experience 0f 62 W915 1n the Roman Catholic priesthood Dr. Denis McAuliife, B6. has m- lired from the active ministry ex- pressing belief that every 011M189 during his long life has been 101‘ the good of the human race. He finds nothing wrong with the, pres- cnt generation.

Dr. hfcfiullffe, whose personality is such tlzat clergymen of all de- nominations lmve been proud of their intimate friendship with him. was born in Cape Town in 1851.

‘There were no Roman Catholic

Denis McAuliffc, whose heart was set on being a priest, went to Torc- nure College, Dublin. He after- wards studied in Rome. After his ordination as a priest in St. John

t0 complete his Dutch coulse.

Wordsworth sllid we see heaven about lls in our infancy," Dr. Mc- Auliffe on his retirement remind- ed a reporter. "We are all born good and it: is the function of the clergy to koap us good by keepillﬂ us to the greatest and most im- portaut of all Christian laws which is to love our neighbors. And while we have nothing to worry about. Whatever flights youngsters may tall: must be put down to the natural exuberance of youth. And that is not. baduess "

LITTLE POND SCHOOL

Honor Roll for Ncvembeit‘

Grade X-i. Mary I MacDonald.

Grade fX-l, Mary MacKevizie.

Grade VII-—1. Rosalie MacDon- old; 2. Bernard MacDonald; 3. Cains Blackett

Grade V—-1. oid; 2. Ronald

Norbert MacDon- MneDonad; 3 .

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Louis MacKenzle; 3 Chester

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Grade II --l. Czlsilnii‘ MacDon- old; 2. Louis MacDonald.

Grade I Sr. —1. Bernard

Blilckeit: 2. Mildred Biackett; 8. Ernest Binckett. Grade I Jr. —l Aubrey Blackett

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French River and Vicinity Many friends of Mrs, Emerson Delaney, arc pleased to learn she has returned homenand is doing

nicely after her recent operation in the Prince County Hospital.

Miss Muriel Hardiiig has accept- ed a position in Dixonﬁs Tea Room. Charlottetown.

The Misses Carmen Stevrart and Helen MacLeod, have spent. the

there they are attending the Short- Course.

The Messrs. Ralph MacMurdo and Bruce Macbeod- Kenzimton. spent the week-end in Park Com- er.

Miss Lena Harding has obtain- ed a position in Summcrside.

Mr. Briloe Crozier, Ania. N R. is spending his Christmas holidays in this vicinity.

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Miss Florrie Payriter. spent the week-end m Kensington. the guest or Miss Hazel Meek.

Among the visitors to Summer- side on Saturday were. Mr. and Mrs. George Howatt, Mr, and Mrs, Anch Pirgeon. Mr. and Mrs. G. A- Stewart, Mr. and Mrs» George Sims. George Stewart, Hillard Meek. Warren Sims, Muriel Hard- isrrr- Georse Campbell and Doris

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SAYS OLD STYLES BEST FOR HOUSES

BOSTON, Dec. 14—'1‘he sci-called "modernistic" architecture is good only for himsnrs. movie houses and department stores, Ralph Adams Cram. celebrated architect and author. told members of the New England Historic Genealogical So- clcty.

The first Colonial architecture was in some ways better than its Georgian models, being simpler, mori direct and more natural, in ‘Mr. Grams opinion. He reminded

his listeners of the appafling and reckless destruction of so much of this early art of the 17th and 18th centuries, exemplified by the dP struction of the John Hancock

Miss Dorothy Mayne. Emerald. wit: n recent visitor to Spring Peek-

Ijoilse in the 60‘s.

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superb building was offered to tht commonwealth for about $12 000, tho legislature would not appropri- ate this money and the masterpiece was torn down.

SIGN JESS HAINES

NEW YORK, Dec. lit-KAI’)- The Broooklyn club of the Nat- ional Baseball League announced today it had signed Jess ilrlincs. veteran pitcher. as a coach for the 1938 season. Haines was released by St. Louis Cardinals at the close of the past season.

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