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LIKID THEIR, STIAK n ‘The Sublime society n“; In Memonam

Ml. JOHN A. MuoDOUGALL

On February 1st, i945, a 5nd gloom was oust. over Canoe Cove

in i735 by rm actor and its mem- dined in a theatre.

acDougall.

Mr. MuclJougall was in hi5 “$1131 , ealth dOIHK the work about the =iurm and 0n 801118 to the road to ct the mail was striclcened with a vtroke while on Iiis return home. Medican aid was summoned but of no avail and liepassed away on the

ibzolve first) ' r. ac ouenll had lived mos C B A I030 P. M, of his lite in Berlin, N. 11.. cmployf g-‘dmot The Brown $0., p M111

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iul member of his church and loved by all who knew him.

He leaves to mourn his passing iour sisihcm and one broth/n‘. name- ' ‘ Katie, Mrs. Cliiirlie Murphy.

. .; Sarah. Mrs. I011 Rix. N. H; Marg MacFadyen, Millinock . e; Mary on the homeste d and employed at C. N. R. Char lottetnwzi. old predeceased him t

The funeral which as attended was~ held on February 3rd at 2.30 P. M.

pastor .

. W. Goodwill. Interment was in the family plot in Canoe Cove Cemetery. .

The pail bearers were: Messrs. Colin Campbell. Frank Smith. Colin MacEachei-n, Dannie Mac- Lean. Harold MacKinnon, Howard Muirhead.

"Board of Thanks

Miss Mary MacDouiroil. (‘anoe Cove, wishes to thank hours and friends for t . acts of ldndnoss and expressions oi sympathy extended durina the sud- den illness and death oi’ her bro- ther John. ‘ 2 II.

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Miss Mary lmnios Whitehead. daughter oi Mrs. Gertrude WhM-l hem c1 8e Russel stmat. Waithsm. exchanged marrllqs vows with Yeoman Mrs-t Class Richard Prams

. 1i . ' w- Mrs iéousanjciil-n?» of is m doin avenue. Walthnm. in a nuptial, mas u. st. Mary's Church Bat-v.‘ urdny The Rev. Joseph B. hex-y periormed the double ring ceremony at 9 All. I

Mi; Mary I... Moi-racy at the 011m played tho weddins mllfllc. and Miss Mary Lou lolly sans the] "Ave Maria." " M e ‘i and "Ch Lord X Am Not Worthyfl‘,

1'11; groom was attended by SN- man Second Class James White- head, brother oi who bride, and ushers were John lioaliy and Sam-f uei Kerhs, UBJHL

Whitehead gowned in white; princess style satin with B pearl. trimmed sweetheart neckline, with_ a. iingertp veil o! white net draped: from a pearl trimmed headpiece,‘ curled a, white orchid Cn a prayer-

Her attendant and maid oi honorl Mira Bettysnn O'Toole. slstAr or, the groom. wore a Jade green crepe gown with s, bouquet oi low csrnalions

A recepfion iollowed the cere-, many 3.‘. Howard Johnson's. Main street, Waithsm, where the parents, oi Ila couple pined in the receiv-

line. Mrs. Whitehead wore o coral crepe drees ivim brown ac- cmeories and a. sardine coinage

Miss Eleanor Hanson was in dltarge' book.

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The couple Ere mums s wedding:

trio to New York. Yeoman O'Ib0l recently raw/med from 18 months duty in the Pacific He is now sta- Foncd at the Fargo Building, Bos- ton. Seaman Whiwhesd, bent , ls now home on s 30-day furlough from duW in the fr * ve was om he N bun

granddeiishier of Mr and Mrs. Thomas Howatt oi 50 Sehool street. marlot-tetown. ._.____.______

I ‘ ' n Memoriam in. JOIN s. PAIKMAN

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man on December 11th. 19M. avflis

5'31? ‘§>“§i.-.7°§‘u§“" rcbtives

and friends owing to its sudden-

nose. The deceased had farmed for n

e¢' number of yBllB at Winsloe North

dhfldbt ti, ldltisf ti‘ live in lu6 h$v eiowiibioefm

the duties or! . The funeral mrvlcos. December , M4, a/t the home and church were well attended despite the cold and stoimv weather‘. MriPar

worthy oi Winsloe ‘North

thr WILII lponard who live in more Can- a

‘INo worflty men lives his lite in vain" 2-

KINGGTON SCHOOL ‘Stsndins ior January. Sealer Department

Ir . Perfect Aotendbnoe ior hail-year -Shirley Newson. Teacher-Jim Court. Jnlsrbepcrtnsnt

Grade V.—-1. Wilma‘: Clukln.

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Grade Alton Green: 3, Harold smi . 858$ IIIIIL-A’ 1 notn Younkei?‘ I . . 1 Aifldm <5

endeil Willis. illord Green: 2. Eleanor Mac--

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IT is easy Io pack a parcsl so It will arrive safely overseas. Yer thousands of packages are ruinsd each month through poor packing . . . or delayed through incomplete addressing.

Remember first, that your parcel must stand up under tho great weight of thousands of packages In Ilia ship's hold, II must bsar the shock of rough transport over shell-torn roads, and perhaps be unloaded in a hurry under enemy Ilrc.

While your Pool Oflloa and the Canadian Postal Corps do sv ry- lhing in their power Io assure prompt, sofa delivery . . . much depends on HOW you pack and WHAT you pack.

Print or Write Address Clearly-Malia Sure It's Complois

To spsscI delivery Armed Forces mall is sorted Into bogs labelled with the name of the Overseas Unit. So make sure you put the name and number of the UNIT on all mail. Always remember to put Ilia sender's name and address on the letter or parcel.

Mail to wounded msn In hospital éOverseas should have the com- plete address, than ADD the words "IN HOSPITAL" in big letters on the envelope. ‘This will ensure quicker delivery.

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Rev. F. O. Roche when he uni in the Holy Bonds oi znatrimon .Ma.r,v 1%“ we’ Il‘."°’w°“" dfiigvl: 3i h cited on . an s. c, n em Healcy, Bheilield. and Moior John ed a . ‘l f; “m” “°x°‘“" Weston Campbell, youngest son oi Com. A. J. and the late Mrs. caglpben b id I I _oun r ven n mar- t v a e n soot

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Don't use sboc boxes, they cmsb easily. Dan’! ‘um flimy, coloured wrapping proper. Don’! send mcolx, fresh fruit: or foods tbnt cm! spoil. Don't rend matches or lighter fluid. Don’! rend my kind of liquid in glass

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I.'-‘-’ on"! Celine Noddy. ~~-—.v~ ~ rm: Leslie Little and Iieaiior MacDonald.

Report for the month o! Jenu- i, 80.7. Bill! ' "zirsde IX: i. Lillian Noddy.

MacLesn. ism G. Macisaac. Teacher. IEIQ-n

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Grade 1V Isl: l. Jean Stewart; (absent).

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