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LINCOLN. Enxland - i0 P) - Geese are susceptible to search- iights, a Lincolnshlre farmer lunrned when he hid in his barn- yard to catch a fox he thought W215 keeping his flock awake at night. No ftx showed up. but when searchlights from nearby batteries probed the sky for raid- ers the geese became panic stricken and cried out. in teror.

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JUST ARRIVED mother shin- ment. o! artiﬁcial flowers, also bridge and shower gifts. Brown Electric Shop. L-767-3-ll-ll.

REGULAR monthly meeting, Ladies Aid, Prince Edward Island Hospital, will be held in Cundull Home on Wednesday, March ll, at 380 L-85l-3-10-2i.

MB. AND MRS. HARRY FRY. Charlottetown, announce the en- gagement of their daulihter. Audrey ltialgurct. to Mr. Rex Hayes. son of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hayes. Birming- ham, England. Marriage w take place in the near iuture. L-QGOJ-ii-li.

HON. LIWI! SMITH SERIOUI- LY ILL — li/Larly friends here and elsewhere throughout the Province will regret to learn that Hon. Lewis with, mrmcr Provincial Minister o! Agriculture is seriously ill at his home in Ooverdale, Al- bert County, N .3. suflfering from an attack of pheumonla.—Mo:icton limes. ,

WEDDING BELLS — A very pretty wedding took place at the homo oi Gordon and Mrs. Hall, l2 Galodons St, Moncton N E , when Mr. Charles Orville Ramsay oi Breadalbane, P.E.I., foreman for Carter Hall Alllngter Co., oi Monc~ ton, N.B., was united in marriage to one oi Maglnet Hill's most pop- ular young ladies Miss Bernice Janet Montgomery, eldest daughter oi Edward and Mrs. Mbhtgbillﬂj.’ oi that place. The young couple were attended by Mrs. Hilbert Thompson of Moncton and A“rcrl Fond of Arlington, Lot l4, P.E.I. After the signing of the registe" the young couple leit for the house oi the groom in P.E.I. A host o.’ friends wish Mr. and Mrs Ramsay a long and hﬂpliy wedded hie

FUNERAL SERVlCES—The fun- eral of Leo McKennp was held yesterday morning from the resi- dence of his stop father. li/lr. James Cullen, Redford, to st Bon- aventure Church, 'I‘rl|cnclie, ivhcre

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Requiem High Mass was celebrat- ed by the pastor Rev. Kenneth bioPlierson, who also conducted service at the grave. The pallbear- ers were Messrs. John ‘Irainoi’. Joseph McQuald, Harold McQuaid, Kenneth Morris, Arthur Hughes and Walter Hughes. Interment was in the cemetery adjoining the church.

ISLANDER DE frlllllll on the Island will regret to learn of the death of Mr. Howard Clark ivhich occurred at his home in Kiulstlno, Saslc, on February 11th, after an illness oi about three months. He was 7'1 yearn o! age. During his early life he was l prosperous farmer in Victoria, P. E I About twenty-six years ago he went to the Canadian West and has lived there ever since. He leaves to mourn his wife, formerly Mi.“ Rollo Holland of ‘Wynn, three daughters, all in the Canadian Wcst, one brother, Mr. Fwd Clark, and two slstcm. Mrs. W. H. P Irving oi Cape Traverse and Mrs. Jessie Urquhart oi ‘Toronto-D. IWJRTITER PARTICULARS —- A disastrous fire of unknown origin ilcsiroved the beautiful reside-nee of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mac- Wllliunts of Cape Traverse on Sun- darz, ltinreh lsl- The flames had gained such headway before be- ing discovered that lt was impos- sible to rave the building. but tliroilgrli the efforts of kind neigh- bors, who gathered quickly, most of the flirlillllfe was got out, and the rest o1‘ the buildlnes were sav- ed. The house ivas one of the fin- est residences ln the community and Mr. and ltlius. Mecwilllams

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CHEMISTRY HELPS TO WIN THE WAR

Bird’s Eye View of Berlin

the R.C.A.I. bomber pilot swings his plane around over Berlin, he secs clearly the details of his target ' below him through a windshield of plastic material- l "Lucite". For this moment of "chickens coming home to roost", s crcvv of bright faced Canadian lads became avengers of the skies, an infant Canadian aircraft industry grew up overnight, and s product of Industrial Chemistry went: to war.

"Lucite" in one of a group of many new materials generally referred to as Plastics. I: is transparent as crystal, but is only half the weight of glass. But-vital in aircraft usc—it will not shatter like glass.

“Butacltc” for safety-glass manufacture, and "Plaslcon" Resin Glue for the fabrication of plywood for aeroplane manufacture, are two other important Plastics vital to our

For mu yum Eden tlva war C-l-L was Introducing Plamh of various Iypu l0 Industry. The; wen! into rnrb product: a safety-ﬂan, toolbbnvsb ban/In, combs, radio and automobile trim: and acnmrlu. Egg Plastic: an rendering yeornan rnvka In tbs can d lb: United Nat/own.

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in Prince Edward Island. She re- calls how she first was taught to knit I plain stitch in the form of I garter, very quickly REEGDIIHIII; onto m, mgular knitting of socks‘. ma. Acorn, (nee Mary Bentner) was born st Village Green, P121. 1864 she and her husband, John Acorn conducted a. successful grocer-y and undertaking business at Mlllvivw until his death 28 Jen's cgo. ms. Aoom has three grat- grand children, daughters of Mr. and Ma's. Guy Gamester, Auburn, and one eon, Earl, residing in Prince Edward Island.

SOUND MOVIE! IN YORK H.\Lb—'I'he first showing of Nation- al Film Board sound Movies was shown in York Hall. Thursday 9V6- ning. March 5th, 1952 bv Miss Hilda W. Glllis, B. Paed. now the repre- sentative or the Motion Film Board, Ottawa. A large and appreciative nudieme attended in spite of the poor travelling conditions. Rev. J A. Nicholson capably performed the duties of chairman. ‘The iollowinvz pictures were shown. The guest children leavimz Err-inland for homes in Alaska (in colour), Tools of War. Show a Leg. Hot ice. Canada Coast to Coast (in color). The York Young Peoples Union reallmd a neat sum on the 5M8 of lunches. The National Anthem closed the very educational and enjoyable eve n ng,

BEALTH REPORT-Births 1n the Clty of Charlottetown for the month of February amounted to i8, according to the vital statistics report by Dr. B. C. Keeping, de- puty minister oi Public Health. [tr/en at the City Council meeting Monday. During the same period there were 16 deaths and 28 mar. Plylgcs in the city. Two cases o! diphtheria and two of scarlet fever were treated in February. Th3 re.

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Mr, Robert lemma-ville, recently named r- ‘ Manager of Hotel!- Canadlsn Notional Railways. Ell appointment Ml! announced Satur- day by Mr. E. P. Mallory, executive assistant to the President of tho Canadian National System. MI- Sommerville is a native of bi Calder, Scotland, and has been em- [lloyed by the C. N. it. since March, 1929. '

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‘Hie February m oi the Bonshaw W. I. vms hed at t-ho home of Mrs. Dan MacPhee with 8 members and 2 visitors present. The president presiding the meet- ing opened in the usual way. Roll call was answered with silver coll- ectlon followed by minutes oi last meeting.

The School commits-e reported the walls of the School needed to be cleaned on motion it- was voted that to have the walls cleaned and redecorated during the Easter holi- days.

Letters were read by the Recre- tary from the Kinsmen Club, and one on the Victory Luﬂtl. l‘. was voted that to give $2.00 to the nlllk for Brituln Fund. also to send cigarettes to Charles MucPhall. It was also voted that to buy a new broom for inc Iiall and to bu? 10 yards of quilting material. _'l‘he members \v":"e iftrascd lo l'CC.‘l\"i a. donation of $1.00 from MFSnTﬂiDh B-eaton for material ior a quilt, llso a generous donation oi quilting material from Mrs. W. Allen Stewart. The President and mem- bers wish to take this opportunity to thank both Mrs. Beaten and Mrs. Sewart for their donations.

It was suggested that to start packing a box of clothing for the

Ordinarily, these dainty blouses with the clever tuck- lngs and lace trim would be pretty high priced pur- chases. This, though, is an out-of-the-ordinary oc- casion . . . . a special price from one of our most im- portant makers. sleeves, high and low necklines, crepes, shcers, satin strip shears in white, soft blue and baby pink tho sizes are from 32 to 42 As shown above

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__ DON 01' Sﬂﬂliﬂry Officer M. W Red Cross, one new quilt and an ' 4) guardian showed that: thle routine afghan was passed in for thedmg 5P9 9" ° Var. atoi, . ‘.G9Cidl£ M1160 i‘ stables, etc. was carried cult? res gghﬁinghlillslbs of wool ioBi-ctne next . Red Cross quilt. Next mzetinz 3t Personals its. ti. uzmieientiff‘. - . “d by m. m Murphy is siiendlng a it?” ,°,‘;P,..’;““°.‘ii%l‘.n§’“1.§§§.i“w..h short holiday st his home m m: Kn?‘ Kelvin, P.E.I_ ___~_____ M! Em C b n ' IRIS W. I. se ma. am e , M 7- Laura Hughes. Miss pMary Mrsi-S The regular monthly meeting o! lilahon and Miss Rosella McMillan the Iris W. I was held at the home nave left on a. visit to Montreal o! Mrs. Ben Young on March 3rd, and T°r°m°~ ulth an attendance of eight mem- *-—— bers and one visitor. The President, Corporal J Lawrence Cahill of Mrs. John A. Stewart presided and the RCA ‘F. left for the maln- the meeting opened by singing of land after s. plesant visit with his Institute Ode followed by Fepeaﬂn! wife and family at Souihport. Clgeillf n r ‘p0 d“, to b an o a was c. n y Irish Jgke. Minutes of prevlogs , , , meeting were rend and approve . ' Correspondence wu ‘cad and mem- beis decided to climate $8.00 to- wards the Spit-Fire Fund, also m death oTl/IT B ti; M $3210 toililids mi“; hurl“ ill“ the . enne ac~ net y c .ren o r a n, em‘":re Diillﬂld. at his home in Morell on also decided to make a quit tn be Friday last. is deeply regretted. Mr, sent to the Red Cross. 4 pairs of MacDonald, carried on iox ranch- sticks were also n'\°$€d in to be sent mg on a large scale ior many years to Red 01"" ‘ bill of 85c pre- and in his passing this industry sent/ad v/as paid. ' hH-s lost one of it's best men. His Sick committr- gave their report funeral was held on Monday mom. and the followin" "cw ones appoint- iglﬁitaegbtiabrécsiirgewglwnﬁiée he V“, in. 1241s. D. MacRue and Mrs. M. c , , . ume. --_s e Collection taken up from cake 8s M‘ 1gb’. Jan? Bllax]:_nd_ h” rem- airing amounting to $2.00 Mrs. . - ere rom or e hl ill n ounz i. b l k t t - gas in the city 1g?’ wgek ‘$2,? rlneetmgfwaiei? isrtggbgangia oatnteils Ch"l°ll°l°w“' “m” Edmlrd Island WJI- W190 ‘Ml ViltDl, . ._% roll call will b: a guistloil-libicwm Phone 49... . . .PI‘lV8l€ Branch Exchange Bristol semb its first you“; 1,” program for the evening was chm to the armed forces --Mim Mary 0'- mill!“ D"! by committee in charqe. Brien, who served with the Civil New program committee. Mrs. st for sometime at Ottaiwa. Ami" Mﬂihesvn and Mrs Violet - Later returned home to take up Dvlev. Meeting adiourned by sing- m. smwaar SCHOOL mun-Aw tetilichlng duties while waiting her i"? g1! National Anthem. after which —-——— cs and has now been accepted m uric was served by the hostess Honor Roll oi Mt. Stewart Bchool the alrforoe having passed he; __‘ .ior thomonth oi Fe final Qxgnm 5g Mqgwwn 1a" week‘ Grade X.-1, Helen tYHMl-IOY; l» ' She will leave 5h0fl§lv for Torqnw _”‘ “““‘ r" M ~ ' ' 15°11“ “a3- JW-li - ‘ _____ ' 9 rode .-l, Aloths leohan; 2. B LESLIE CARGILL m. Gerald Ba n,’ h 1 s 7 Mary MacGregor; 8.Jean MacAd . y in“ “med “m” ‘S’ Swvlg“?! 2:3": - . AnzhltwglrxnélI-Msi-Estl-‘gl ..mu.vmw -.-.\.-.-.=.-.-.-\.".n.-.-.-.-.1.-.m-.-.- ..<§'§..be°“ discharged owing to m‘ a%rsde V1! 1 Peter Macheod- 2 (Continued from P586 3) Quite a customary resort oi kidnap- ——— -______»_ Nam» lwsibwm Mammal -- a ~ ‘ *3; {hPf§°"°§;ow,,d ieroolollill- Fromm Webster, R. C. 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