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. 3:15 - 7 and 9 l CONFEDEEATION urn F! ‘l; COOKS for Photographs. ‘D i" nus WEEK'S snoop non- 038 CLINIC will be held on Thursday evening from 6 to 'l in-

stead of the usual morning Clinic. i ___.

I THE ANNUAL CONGIEGA- TIONAL Meet i shire Church wi

Fred T. Beaten has left for Oemp Hill Hospital to receive treatment

a! thlrt a ' 1 They wmic the . Wllff isilienwdlr‘: Mray n31‘ p.233 love songs ofhthlie " and daughter Freda. nation . . .

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Refresher Course Lecture 1b? Miss utrition

Pauline Goode, B. B. C..

Services, Ottawa, Thurs- day. January 18th Rocliford Square

at 0 P. M.. School Music Hall.

IS NOW COIPOlAL. — Pin. P. M. Bimomnds of 98 Hilisboro Street, Charlottntown, P. E. 1., has been promoted to the rank of corporal while stationed at the Canadian Parachute ‘rreining Center at Shllo. Man. He qualiﬁed as e parachutist last October.

TIIE LEGION LADIES’ AUX- ILIARY will be at home to

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England and other entertainment will be presented. All Legion members are asked to be present.

BUSY BEES MISSION BAND- The annual meeting of the Vic- toria Busy Bees Mission Band was held on January 4th. The following officers elected:

President, Janet Howatt; Vice- President. Gertrude Bell: Secre- ary, Boulter; ‘Treasurer. Marguerite MacDonald. The fol-

lowing report for i044 was given. annual members 29. Life members 13. Number of meetings held during the year 10.

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omensbyenroosvuroir-rreaereasycsuou nuuvor Meeﬂﬁgl dosed with the Mlzpgh Boned ct on.

WEDDING BELLS — A very pretty wedding was solemnized at Zion Manse, iiarlottc

Dorothy Jean Campbell- Elmwood was united in the bonds of matrimony to Mr. Garfield MwFadyen of Rlverdalc. The Rev. G. Carlyle Webster of Zion Pres- lbyterlan (Inurcli was the officiating minister. The bride was becomingly gowned in a floor length dress 0i’ (‘nitrite lace ovei-_ taffeta, with. a shoulder length veil, ca ht up with a halo at white rose b . She ‘carried a bouquet of pink roses and

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“lonucn and wore a. corsage of A rlcan

/ _.-,~- 1‘ Beauty roses. Mr. Nell Cam ll, l i g brother of the bride, the . .' For travciiru 1e bride

wore a lucie dress, blue coat and hat with black accessories.

TRINITY MISSION CIIUCLl-l The regular monthly meeting of ‘Trinity Mission Circle we; held st. 8 p.m., Jan. 15th in the Social

ing work on the scrap books was continued. The members then as- sembled and the installation of officers was conducted Miss Marie MacDougeli. The year a- head was likened to a voyage with a lighthouse symbolizing the uide-w Jesus Christ, witfi each off cer of 1 the executive a. member of the crew of the good ship "Trinity, Mission Circle". The new president and secretary Joan Birch and Helen |

vii The Tennessee Ramblers

Ilmmy Wukely and his Saddle Pals]

Cox conducted the business whirl-i

EXTRA! Color Cartoon wag foltigweld 3y rifle ogtlglpegiolci r uner eeaersp r_ e- Serial “Masked Marvel” 1&1 Leah white mid a ma. of Lew Lem. Comedy the church of Bats): in Nether-

lands East indies. An instructive guiz on iihe missionary work of

~ —"— aeglty 521d the?’ trauma story of the 01' I151 II O GT3 II PbGS. NORTH TRYON SCHOOL ilhe closing Worshvp Service the CONCERT Scripture Lemon was read by Jear. Birch. the Meditation by Jean The pupils of North Tryon wmdi. m“ wgmill'ws'duzuwﬁg gcmhpoi presented their annual B‘ chrmmnt. b’ en§e“§}“p§?é‘r‘§§." .'€d“i1rl§ﬁ§.’“d" "W “"- 1 ' v"- . ' ided at the piano. The meeting The schoolroom. which was fit- s, m‘ m M, h iinslv decorated for the occasion m}? w e m)“ Bend!"

bl’ the pupils and teacher, Louise Cairns present an inviting appear- ance.

Mr. Albert Cailbecir capably act- ed as chairman, and the follow. ing program was presented.

TRINITY MISSION BAND-The ﬁrst meeting of ‘Irinitv Mission Band for ms was held III Social Hail on Tuesday afternoon.

Address D; welcome’ Donald The new President, Doria Clark, Lord.

Chorus. Jingle Bells.

Recitation, Surprise for Santa, Calvin Thomson.

Dialogue. Who Took the Pie, Boyd MacDonald and Margaret Dawson.

Recitation, There's

Always Reason. Nancy Lea

Acrostic. Santa Claus. ten pupils‘

Recitation, Santa's Age, Arthurl Calbeck. ,

Dialogue, Heck Says It, | :

An Exercise. Merry, Merry 5 chrligtmas Everybody, four junior » ? pup . 1:

Aecitation. A Christmas Carol. l g 111a Wood.

Playette. The Christmas Wish.

Song, Away In a Manger. Lowell Harvey.

Star Drill by four senior girls.

Recitation. A Gift for Santa. Hclcn I-lowatt.

No matter when or what you belt: you'll

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0 presided. The secretary. 018E Fl)" sythe, roll call secretary Helen Stewart and treasurer Barbara |Michahelles took their parts in the service. After the openinil 119"‘ l

mony. Miss Marie McDousali con- ducted the Installation. She told the story of the Church of the Lighted Lamps. Then followed a candle-ii. litizig ceremony w h en each oﬂlcer was dedicated to her duties. Mrs. Harold Newsome. =1 member of the Afternoon Auxil- .iary who was visitin the Mink"! Band, brought gree i118! t0 members. A beautiful set o! c01- ored slides showing pictures of the work or our Missionaries in China was iiown. The meetinﬂ B10854 with the singing of TM". 8nd B 8min“ treat was distributed by the lionourary supt., Mrs. E. A. Macias and the assistant sum-- Mrs. H. l-Iowatt.

Mrs. P3. Brooks has returned to her home in Murray Harm?»

1, Hospital. Charlottetown. Mr. Frank Newsome of Rose

valley is attending the SW!!!“ Court in Charlottetown.

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Rooftop Chase Ends In Arrest

HALIFAX. Jan. i4 — (OP) -A chase over Halifax rooftops early ted in the arrest

rge Peterson. 29. n mer- chant seaman from Winnipeg, who was booked on a charge of break-

ing and entering the Gﬂrflﬂk Theatre. Police who surrounded the

theatre after an alarm saw a man running across roofs and crossin! a gap between two buildings by crawling across a ladder. b91011? jumping to the ground through a window. The theatre vault was found tipped over on its bank but riot. opened.

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as they were over the unexpected death of Roy Otto Rose.

He bed ieit name iii the early evening to visit a l ur and w on way was

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strwk. by

P ‘ able time elapsed 4 tween the accident and the find- ing ol his body. When found he was imconscious and was taken by ambulance to the P. It. I. Hospi- tsl when without regaining con- sciousness, he away on December

He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rose, Baltic, but in his youth lived at the home of grandmother. Mrs. Dormua. I Rod Point.

his

Mliéchb is felt for his wife The funeral service was conduct-

ed at the home of bisoltirether

l! l . v. . B. 0%.?“ curiae-i m1 rl-r Bel oﬂigiated. Hymns used were “In Sweet By and By”. "Beautiful . "Shal We Gather st the Bllfvivlns him are a sorrowing Wile (nee Pansy Bruce) end baby hter. Linda Jean. Also th brot ers and two sisters. W and Clayton. East (Olive)

Trio. The Soldier's Last Letter. and Melvin Dawson.

R/ecitation. A Ch Wish. M1bci MacDonald. '

Drill. Letter to Santa, Beverly Charlie Thomson. Arthur ‘Thomas ‘alrmcy. Garth Wood and Ralph ‘McDonald.

Wiring-tie. Here Comes the Bride.‘

Recitation. The Doll's Funeral “rwn Howatt.

Chorus. Ring. Merry Bclis, Ring.

Alilrostic. Good-Night. iiinc junior

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ou .. Santa Claus then arrived in his "uri iovial mariner and distri- "utrd "ifts from the heavily laden ‘cc. in the teacher and pupils. The pupils and other children present then treated to

get lwttcr results in breed, calm and pastry with

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of the National Anthem

Mrs. Ollerhead, M"...- n"... its...» “an” gra er s. , Raid“ Point. u‘ m‘ ‘I I ee sistlms. ll en . gltgline aniee ma. moo-ﬁt The Powell CNN. rle S. Macwneld, Neil MaoLellan, Nelson Stewart, Stew- arttwMaMIPregor and Theodore Rob- er n.

Insterment was in loath Lake

oral tributes were:— Pillow-Wife and Baby. Sprays-The MacGregor Famil-

ies the Bruce

Families y and r-le en Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley 3736G- MI’. 8nd Mil. llII DIXOII an

. e son, Mr. and Mrs. Foster Garrett, Mrs. Alb-

‘ ~ The Rumien plan was lliltllrsléd

the along the way If a herd failed to

mung been a patient in the PA

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Greatest ilattle Drive in lllstoiy

i; over moved 1.000.000 hold

areas . ' Planned with the DNcise detail

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overland movement tout like clockwork by . islly-trained rierders. them

women and ch'ldrc .

e it. the famous movement of reindeer herds action northern

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by thg nmerrt Dec. I5, It was irst intended to move the animals by trair. but the lob would have tiOd up a whole railway aye- tem mine moist-h." m midwin r, prepare as for an overland movement were made. Scouts started mnppuig routes through forests. fields and along Hghways They picked river crossings and looked for watering

l SI IeIles Selected ' Finally m routes were decided

'upor.. totailinc m 25.000 il . ‘leading from thgoeifst and nlgrtgis-

asst ttoh theugrest alnddsouthwest. or an su w r ﬁstmgllshed. pp y 0pm‘ e e

l Meantime 25.000 persons were m

[obtained to accompany the herds. most of them wc-zneii and children but with a number of war invalidc linciuded Steziai short - term courses were set up forﬂﬂo!) herds- mer. and 2.500 men wth previws experience in driving cattle long distances were given special in- structions. Seven hundred veter- inarians were obtained to look after the cattle en route and ‘T00 Soviet doctors went along to look after the herders. One day in May the first cattle started to move. in 2.400 herds.

Took Six Months

For six months the irck con- tinued. At any hour. night or dayg headquarters in Moscow could give the exact location of each group cf cattle, how mam were at river crossings, how many were camping and how many on the move.

Headquarters knew liow much fodder had been provided at each

l MOSCOW. Jen. i6 - (or) - ' The greatest cattle drive in history . lit time. Ill

of a military accretion, this vast

Major John Weston Campbell of Ciermont, P. E. 1., who has recently been promoted from the rank of Captain. Majoi CampbeJ is the son of Capt. . J. Campbell of the Government steamer Bran. l-Ie Joined up at the outbreak of war in the ranks with the Prince Edward Island Highlanders and has ‘received regular promotion. He went overseas with the North Nova Scotiu. Highlanders and was c

dispatch riders went out- tc see what was wrong.

cattle arrived _in splendid condition. Must. had go ned weight. Hundreds of calves and lambs were born on the trek

Nabl Gubait-ullin. for instance, was one chief herdsrnsn- He cov- cred about 1,500 miles afoot, bring- ing 600 sheep from Tataria to the Bryansii: region. The sheep gained an average of more than a pound in‘ weight.

Now the ll ovement is completed. Lvestcck farms in the liberated nrsns have been restocked after the German depredations.

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On the evening of Dec. l5. a very enjoyable concert was held in Rlverdale School. Hie school was tastefully decorated for the occasion by the pupils and their

earn/ping ground and at kev ooints arrive at e supply decot on time

who! this means. T ruining letters and

in n ship's hold, lu

art Garrett. Mr. and Mrs. Garﬁeld

~.'-: .'\"‘d randv hv th teacher -- an"! ‘ North Trvon Womtluls ‘In- 5 Ma’ 0 rsugwmmxilswnd :21 g3‘ gfgxlelg ' "‘ ‘- ' Br, Mr. and Mrs. lldson , Mr. A vvr." nltwmt tvtnlns was - .< B Mrs. cheater MucNeil, Mr. brought to a close hv the singing ‘m; M" 11,, K1

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teacher, Miss Shirley McQuaid. Mr. John A. MncKinnon, cap- ebly acted as chairman __.a‘r_id __t_he

MATCHES AND LIGHTER FLUID in overseas

parcels have started serious ﬁres. Think

housunds of bags con- pcrcels lie deep down

rching in q rouqh sea.

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following ﬁCTsr Dresentcd

Toole, liiorenze MacKinnOn. @11- cored. Recitation, A Letter From Santa Claus. Joyce MacDonald. Step Dance. Dave McMurrer,

‘encored.

Dialogue. Winning a Widow.

Recitation. Welcome. Wendell MacDonald.

Intermission, dilrllig which visi- tors were treated to fudge. Music

bein furnished by Viola and Step en Tooie. . Recitation, Outside, Kenneth McMurrer. Duet. Beneath the

Weeping Willow, Mrs. Garfield MacFa yen. Viola Toole, encored.

Recitation, The W ii o o pin g Cough, Erma hiacKinnon.

tep Dance, Eddie McMurrer, encored. _ Duet, Rescue From Moose River

Gold Mine. ivunda Buchanan, Eddie McMurrer, encored.

Recitation, Greater Than Col- umbus. William MacKiiirion.

A Christmas Dance, eight puqzls

Recitation, A Last Word, Will- ard MacDonald.

Closing Chorus, Silent Night.

At the close of the program the children received treats from the Institute and the teacher.

After n few minutes of anxious waiting, the genial gentleman ap- peared and in his usual jovial manner wished everybody the Yuletide greetings and then pro- ceeded to distribute gifts from a heavily laden trce.

The little people. weary. but hIlPPY, Wended their way home- ward. The seats were removed from the school in order that those who remained might enjoy the rest of the evening dancing.

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horus. Good Santa Claus. school Recitation. A Christmas Wel- come, Melbourn MacKinnon. Pialogue, A Christmas Con- spilliligl,’ Broken Dreams. viola

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l Leftist Weekly In critical Mood

LONDON, Jan. ii - (OP . tors) -I..oridon's leftist weekly, Th, Tribune, condemning the "ten-m- reprisai and brutal dictatorship" in lGreeoe as a result of what it can“

Prime Minister Churchill's policy, lsald today this policy had not only laugered democratic and pﬂlgfcg- lslve Americans, but had done Worse

by pleas_ Willinm Randolr“ .Hearst an other tlonarifi "who had never had a good “ms

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for Britain and the cams; of 43m, oer-sq.” _ , Alie editorial. ivriiten before

signing of the truce sad to reflect the view of m; Tribune's editor, Aneurin Bevan consstently bitter critic of Mr‘ Churchill.

The Tribune claimed to have in rs possession a previously-until. closed telegram from Kiiiz 99am. of Greece to his Athenian Slip. porters emlaining why he assented to formation of a regency.-

Accordirc to we telerram. Kim George said before he agreed toil IGHGIV" he received assuraiw; from Britain (presumably from M'- Cliurclflll that: the rezencv v11 Oil-y a temporary measure and in Wtluid return to the throne, um the regent. would act. only on mm] advice. that the leftist E A M. Party would not be represented in the new Government. and that Britain would provide a=sisfanoo fm the removal of El. A S - mum; of the E A M - from all position) of power anywhere in Greece.

BIG INLAND PORT

in Greece. wag

Duisburg. the iargtst inland oer. l" Flllmm". may he compared tr.

0mm’ Ways to the port of Montreal

n1 liorugh its population is less than half.

If matches or lighter ﬂuid idke ﬁre-AND

‘THEY DO-ihel means that brave seamen

must go into the smoke-ﬁlled hold and risk

their lives. Thousands of parcels may be

destroyed-thousands of men disappointed.

WON'T YOU

We know slut you would no: knowingly eridanger lives and mail. So think-and llml don’! put matches or lighter ﬂuid in Oversea Mall.

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