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McCarthy. Gerard

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IOUTHPORT SCHOOL

Honor Roll tor February: Senior Department: .

Grade X: l. James Tait; 2. lid- na Mae Robertson: -8. Evelvn Hen-

r . vCn-adg IX; l. Edith Kelly; I. Norman Corlsh; 3. Marizaret

_-_ Burns.

MOUNT HERBERT Y.P.U.—'.l‘ho Grade VIII: 1. Francis McCar- .Mt. Herbert Y. P. U. held its reg- ran: 2- James 081111211“: 8- 111111 ular weekly meetini; at the Protes- M86111“!!-

‘tant Orphanage Tuesday evening Grade VII: 1. Calvin Wood; I. twlth an interlude of quiet music, Blair Kelly; 3. Gordon Cooper. iThe opening Hymn was “Jesus Perfect attendance: James Tait, Shall Reign." Annabel Inga read Edith Kelly‘ lthe Scripture Lesson. " rd q: the Highest averages, James Tait Lands" was sung, aiter whim 92.5 oer cent; Calvin Wood, 88.7 lKathleel-l Raynor led in prayer. P91‘ @911"- iTlle Devo i Period closed by Primary Department: ii ‘ t9;- qg the waking Grade VI: 1. Marv Burns; 2. “gaudy pﬁl-ioq Watson gélvylilS McCarron; 3. Adele Pin- l-Iea n Min tr .- .0! Our Church in Candida." Inter}: Grade v or»: 1- Noelle Callas- estdiing tallrs on the missions from gag; t2. “Gwen MacKayn 3. June In a, Chn an fric e - 0 61‘ 5° ~ _ i a d A a w re s“ Grade V (J12): l. June Pippey;

1 . K t ‘ on a ween mum)“ z. Sylvia Flood; 3. Leona Gallant.

,Mission convenor had Those assisting her were: Lillian Grade IV: 1. Donnie Maclnnes" 2. Julienne Gallant.

Ings, Ralph Raynor, Arnold Bur-

110p and Winston Wood. Business Grade In? 1- M1113’ 54431111115»

irietlod follgeived. Tiler? ivcrc ftﬁlr- ggaagee (35115)) £75m“ ma?‘ e . v , p _ _ . v . en mem rs prcsen Itecrea on gm 2. Helen Mcmms; 3. Eddie

lnerlcd was vary‘ enjoyable with a urns lsln son, n ve mes. - l g g a iii?“ Grade I (Sh); 1. Louis Gallant: Grade VIII: 1. Dorothy Brenton 2. Theresa Gallant; 3. Jackie Mc- 2. Ellsworth Bryauloll; 3. Austin Carron. Sudsbury, Mame Sudsbury. Grade I (Jr): 1. John Llewellyn. Grade VII: 1. Dolly Cole; 2 Perfect attendance, Adele Plp- Claire Sudsbury; 3. Jean McKin-

pey, non, Lawrence Glover.

Highest average: Noelle Callag- Grade V: 1. Brenton Cole; 2. han 84.4 per cent; David Llewel- Ethan Campbell; 3. Joseph Mc- Kinnoll.

Grade IV: l. Alfred Brennan; 2. Eris Cascley; 3. Robert Camo- Wood/bell. Grade III: 1. Don Caseley; 2. _Vlncrnt Caseley; 3. Leaman Cole. Olive Champion.

Grlldc II: 1. Shirley Bryanton: 2. Don Sudsbtlry.

Grade I: 1, Lee Sursbury; 2. Edith Campbell.

PLEASANT VALLEY SCHOOL

Report of Pleasant Valley School] for the lnolllll of Fobrutirv:

Grade X-l. Barbara Smith, ‘.5- Raylnond Morrison, 3. Audrey

Stevenson. _ Grade VII—l, Evelyn Smltll,_ 2. and Phyllis 1-1118

Grade Annette McCarthy Sinnott, equal. Highest average Laura‘ Boylan. Attendance: Laura Boylon, Ger- ard McCarthy. Mary M. Malone, teacher. (Petr 0t please copy)

FREETOWN SCHOOL

me following is the report the_ Senior department of Frcetrwn School for the month ot Febru-

ar . Grade X: 1. Edwin Lewis. Grade IX: 1. Joan Scales; Austin Curlcy. VIII: l. Edna Evans; 2

Grade 1. Donnie Sri- mons: 2. Katherine Auld; 3. Rt-b- ert Schurmgnl.

Grade V1; i. Shirley Lewis and Phyllis Reeves; 2. Alberta Moascy 3. Marion Taylor. ‘

1.13. Lewis. teacher.

SPRING VALLEY SCHOOL Grade X: l. Theresa McLellan;

2. Louine Cotton; 3. Lilliam Cotton. Grade IX: l. Verna Bryanton.

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Match 15th with the president pre- siding, theme for the worship being "The Bible l. Guide for Daily Liv- ing”; hymn. "Before Jehovah's Awful Throne". Prayer and Lord's Prayer in unison. Hymn, “ I Need Thee". Meditation. Hymn “Lord Thy Word Abideth," was read tol- lowed by responsive reading. "Our ;Lord's Summary of the Law," led "by Mrs- Gordon Andrews. Ten members and four visitors answer- ed the roll call and letters read ‘and discussed. Mrs. Harold Chand- ler. Una Smith, Mrs. James War- ics and Mrs. Ileonard Ling were luppointed to canvass the district jorktihe Indo-China relief. It was _ idec ed to tend cards to the sick PLUS — NEWS land lslaut-llns for kEastig. Mgmbers \ e T013111‘ 6 E CV81] 51C CB U18 O5 HEB qRAvhLocuE 1January lst. Next meeting at the

vi v _ ‘home of Mrs. Janis Wa . Roll IRAIAING TABLE iCall, An Easter verse 0t slcalisipture. kh. is to lead‘

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T Purchases for both departments $117. Prinvipal, Claude W. Assistant, lllarguret Donahue. (Patriot please copy)

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Honor roll {or the month oi.’ Feb-

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RE“) ‘ Grade vm; 1. Lillian Naddy;| 2. Betty Naddy. |

Grads VII: 1. George MacIeod: 2. Charles MacDonald; 3. Noreen McKellna.

Grade V: l. Frances Naddy: 2. Mildred MacDonald; 3. Wilbur MacDonald.

Grade IV: 1. Betty MacDonald; 2» Blaér MacLean. 1 re Gra e n (al: .

Tom rance " h ." ,- Nﬂfldlh _ pnrege by Mrsvgeiultar?! m“ p" bGralge I! 15410611. llxltalrgellus Mac- - e '1 0e ~ ona ;', cvu .. . ».' It iTlixgueiitig grgag oriiilife," Brigg! Grade n ‘C’: 1- 13°35‘ Mach“? “r _,U,,;_‘\_ QFIES“ Bgnedictiqm '2. Merrill MacKenna. 3§ 1 !Al\~ A, X '

l Grade I: 1. Lorna. MacDonald; 2.30 -— 7 —- 8.45 i ' Vi . ciiurorlx - 2 ~ SERIALS SHOWS v Pggsfigggnbggiggllfogxobgxgg; 2 Joan ‘ “cued snows 1m; - 7 - 8:45 i

Highest average, Frances Naddy

‘the Georg Munro house corne of 95-5 D91‘ "e1"- Forbes aned James Streets a rfewi Fwd“ cmwe" ‘cachet’ . w --- :1 1' i ., ; I 4411i l l OL\\\ Starts

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THE FASHION SHOPPE

Great George Street

Smith 3. Bertha Smith. Joyce Ling lirley Stevenson (equal). 2. liam Carr, 3. Robert billllth. Grade III--1. Norman Ling and Vernon Solners (equal). Grade II-l. George Keils, 2. Brenton Smith. 3. Cecil Suutli. 1, Donnie Sonlers. Grade I tbl- . Mina. Smith. Perfect attendance -- Raymond Morrison. Highest average in Senior Grades 9152», Barbara Smith. Highest avergae ill JlLiliOl.‘ Grudcs 912., Holman Ling and Vernon Somers.

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years ngo, and with her daughters‘, NEW A‘

[kills LMisses Ruby and Katluyrf , ___ ac ean came from Charlottetown, Report ‘or mum“ of Nbruary, Grudn X: 1 Gardiner Dalzeil.

lILEIQhandd-L‘ tookd up! residence‘ er . a spose in . . - . . pen; m 13m 'p_ J, gﬁaliés afmpgge! Grade 1X: 1. Cllfiord Moasc; 2. and Miss Ruby will leave io-morrow I-‘Oulse Daizenl 3- 9°35. Dalzeu- for Tommo to reside there‘ T1152 Cgéiittlf (b): l. William Moose; m . d Me, t. l oasc. trite til‘? eimtiflis WJQE-‘e- Grade v111= 1- E1111“ More Anny Con‘ some time ago and 2. Betty ‘Iupliil; 3. Stutly Mouse. she was wp from Aldersllotavisiting Grad” VII: 1' Hem‘ Mwase: t" |mem 155; weep Mm MacLean Janet Dalzell; 3. Mildred McNcill. and her daughters made many : l_. Helen MacKay; 2. ifriends during their residence here Alum“ Mchmu‘ [and they will be much missed in: Grade V: 1. David Dalzell: 2 itueu- immedjbge nelghbonhood tmfgan MacNclll; 8. Frances Mac- tll ' 1 d 5Y- _ lmeithgelgwff? exlkéingeléiélemfutgllégl Grade IV (a); l. George Dal- . ‘interests that, Mrs, MacLean took “u; 2' Lyman Moase‘ an “cut-e part m “.85 the Ans and Grade _IV (b): l._Pnuline Moase: utters Club of the ma“ Council 2. Georgie McInnis. 3. Edwin Wall. . o; women Mrs Mack“ had Grade III (a): 1. Edward ‘- m, arucje she 115d prepared for a Wright; 2. Irma MacNeill; 3. Mir- club meeting accepted "rd pub_ lam Manderson. i 11341911 l11 the Maritime Art Mug.‘ Grade III (bl: 1. Eleanor Mo- (mine, I; was on Robert Harris R_ ase; 2. Shirley Moose. p C A., and the'"'l=‘athers ni Con'i'ed-‘ Grade In “)1 1- B11166 MHCKQY- Velma lVlllCLlelill, ‘teacher, oration", Mrs M33113“ l; also ab‘ Gfildﬂ I (Hi1 1- EH91)’ M39145)" -———--—-i (‘Qmplshed m me m of nursing Grade I (b): 1. Marlon Hickok. uuzrox CONSOLIDATED and rue is a good business wcma | Grade I (c): 1. Royce Munder- scum“, ~son

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m ' _,__ Perfect attendance for Febru-

Job that he has taken now?" ary: Doris Daizezll. Louise Dzllzell Mr. Hughes: “Yes? i William Moose. Elinor McInnis. Mr. Hunter: “I notice that. last slimy M01186. Mildred MncNeill

ycnl- he received in all about $2, Joan MucNeill, Irma MncNclll. El-

390- blus travelling expenses, as canor Moasc.

l-"Dllty Provincial Secretary Treas- Monthly average of over 85 per

urer, plus $1,800 as old age pen- cent: Clifford Mouse, I-Iclen Moaso

slons superintendent.” George Dalzell, Pauline Mouse.

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RICE PBINT SOIIOOL Roll for February: 2{—Vl0lfl MncEncllerll. VIIi—Douglns MncEacll-

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Honor Grade Grade em.

Grade

Eva Bell, 3. Dorothy Clossman. blee, 2. Rayona beard. llowlltt. ,

Grade v ‘h’ _' l" Qwendalyn Grade III Jr.-—l. Elaine Smith. 2.1 Perfect attendance. E111“ lit?“-

Wright, 2. Adelee Mullin, 3. Karl Warren I-Iowatt, 3. Douglas Thomp- ]G\V€l‘l(l£li,\"i'i WrighuAclclt-tviul-llns.

Sarenson. son. Iuetoert Carl‘, Keith i~t_., Ptlcy Grade Iv—1. Keith Foy. 2. Cccll Grade 11-1. Everett Bell, 2. Olga ll1‘u_1,'_ hltiillc smith. l1110il1f11r 110i"

Foy, 3 Harerlce Riley. i Carr. ‘an. Everett Bell. lornc iwii. Glide I11 511-4. Burdens. Rob- Grade I-l. Lorne Foy. 2, Janet Teacher-Florence Mabcy,

VII -- Murchison Mac- Eaoherll, Constance Machiachclul. Grade V-Rctn Aiacuonold, Fern aMllCDﬂilﬂld.

Grade lV-Hclcn MncDouguii. Grade Ill-Lloyd Taylor, Iris MacDonald.

Guide II-Marinn MacEachern. GrudcI C-Rutll MncDougall, lvlnrgarct MacDonald, l) Donald, Olive MZlCIJu‘ MacEucllcril, Ella M tlUll0l‘1i_ Prize for Stars, Elm lvlncleaichem, Pertect Attendance, Ulive Mac- Dougzlll, Marina lllncEu/tlleril, Ella MacEncllcrn. Douglas MocEnchern, Reta MacDonald

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Report for March:

Grade X—l. ivlzirioll Foy. 2, Ver- nlc Lea, 3, Phyllis ‘illolnpson.

Grade X Jl‘.-~i, Elinor Bell, 2 Ronni rIc-ivxitt, 3, Allllilbcllc Mac- Donald.

Grade IX—-l. Joyce ‘illolnpsoil, 2. Shirley '1 llolnas

Grade Vlll.—1,J0ycc wood, 2.

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Mr. Hughes: "I am afraid you

arrl-win error.” 1'. B9111 "W have he d - isidcrublc alnutetlle needaiii ‘ceil- tlllr: down expenditure. with very ilttlc llopc of lnore revenue being bfﬂllsllt 111. and we have been tak- en to task for asking for addition- al things- In this department you s; 1:’ .. , z, ___,__ lire incrcaslnz the salarv in this r1111 1119 ~1 swim .1110 or it. \Vhen Instance. and apparently you arc tilelc uus a t-ilullge oi govcrnlncnt 011M111‘; down on the staff. It would ‘this mall Wllb out OVCI‘ ills hcud. "Dim-ll" to me that the increase to B11’- 1l10re is llu suggestion from $3.400 instead of $1.800 is to take me Government that this $600 6111's of the fact that apparently ‘n :0 spare should b; Mr. Campbell received at least $2,- -n tllc two men. The a J ill i943. possibly With an addi- ' that tllc old Libcrul-tionnl amount as superintendent ...:t~l- gti. rt nil, and that Iof insurance. The amount, I be-

Chil-Plﬂl‘ 2 Serial G-illEN Y5. BLACK DRAGON

I r lllL‘ lllllll v..l0 old the spade-work llm/C- 15 1111118 like $2.800. This year

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ullylilillg. so yuu m" =the idea is to brin: his salary up Jrdly llillildCl‘ why we view this: ‘l l0 wnnt h»: received in i943 cicsDlte uttclu \\‘ll_il p'I‘i,lClllf|l' disappruvnllthe fact. that the lob of super-in. land susmrlon." 1» lent of old ace pensions only 1 Mr. McKenzie; "We are not cast- previously for n salarv or .in;' luly reflection on Mr. Canlp- $1.300. i bull's uh: 1 llnrlcrstzlllcl tllc ‘ '- Hughes: "We bciirvc he will .i‘ll'lllCl‘ 1.. .1 Prclnicl‘ regarded lie worth tho $2.400 uoiv." jilllll so illililiy that he put him in Mr. McPhc-c: “Do you believe that l inc t-utcgcrv of being the only man Aha mistant is worth only $1,400 ritliil (he ubllity and experience to] Mr. Hughes: "Question oi the rtillCCﬂil‘ him. But he was rcpiaccdiﬁslsiant-s 551511’ has never cgmg ‘in his qld position, the promoter-lurk" ~ rs. at ills own l quest. They give? MT- 311M011 "A5 F1 mat-tor of fact l u lllllrll larger salary than thc l the" shmlld bi’- lm lmfffilsc l11 U10 |mrln who gave us tllc whole old ‘ “5515551193 slllmy- 594331156 We KNOW

r {rlgc pcllsitllas sctllp l\.: l upon whom i m9 “mmlm o! W°Fl< l"! T155 i0 d0."

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Mr. Heath Strong: "Don't they

ltllcrc has never last ll ally rcflec-' dependents’ allow-

tion cast. This man, as my hon. lHVtZSY-lilﬂlﬂ friend for Cardigan says, was a B11095?" Liberal organizer, His name also Mf- Hughes: "The man who " 111': lx-fzlrc a Liberal convention mak" U18 lnV¢5illlBll011 2N8 F1 as a candidate. He is the nutunrrvvrlalll anliwnt. vvs- That 1s zen- 'ot‘ that famous letter on tile eve of "mil" M“ Mcblrm- B119 “'8 hi" ‘lhp eleczion, which promised old n° Temrd"

nge pensioners twenty-five dol-' Mr- MaPhei-‘I "I think before we _ ,-5__" |votc salaries for officials We should know what other duties they are

Mr. Hughes: “Tile hon- member they

has snirl that the man is of out- {D0149 standing ruin 12cm Mr. McKenzie: "I um quoting! ' tho former Premier." I _ Hon. Nlr. Mcﬁuicnn: “\Vherc : ' ' ' was tilrll stotcnlrilt lllntic?" ‘ Mr. Nlt-Krnzit‘: "You ought tn

Mr. McGuigan: "It never w mndc.”

Hon. Mr. Huallcs: "In view illu eulogy this gentleman’: ability, I think they should be ngrcczi that $2.400 is not too much."

Mr. lVlcPhrc: "ills nbliitv. you _l:nuu' is nl n socr-iullzcll sort. lit" u " tlzlilld as ll Lilxrril organiz-

Cl-IEST COLDS

Muscular Aches & Pains

For Faster Relief of l

Georgie McInnis. Edward Wright. Irma MacNeill. Eleanor Mouse.

Monthly nverngc of 80 pcr cent to 85 per cent in Grades '1 tn 10' Louise Daizell, Doris Dalzczil. El- inor McInnis. Betty Tuplin, Janet D

alzell Teacher, Muriel England. smxorr 1.6K; SCHOOL

Report 0t‘ Sinnntt Road school for month of February:

Grade VIII; 1. Mary Sinnott: 2. Earl Sinnott. V

Gracie VII: John O'Brien. Marie Cunningham, James Connolly.

Grade VI: Lorna Boylon, Joseph Connolly.

__Grade V:_ Bertha, McCarty, ‘Rita’

Melvin Dawson, 3. Ethclbert Dnw- s

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Grade VII-l, Daisy Carr, 2. Louise 130i‘. :1. Harlcigll Holvatt.

Grade VI-l, Ruigu Cnilbclk, 2. DCnlll-e Hilwntt; 1;. PilyJiS Cross- Inﬁll

Hiuilcst Average in Senior Grade. 88.2521, Marion Foy.

Highest Average in Junior Grade, 75.322. Joyce Wood.

Perfect Attendance, Doris Bell, Elinor Bcll. Daisy Carr, Estelle Carr, Louise Fey. Fcme l-Iowatt, Donnie Howatt.

Teacher-Jessie E. Leard,

PRIMARL DEPARTMENT _Gradc V Sr. 1 _Ann_I-Iowatt,__2

Percentage of Attendance, 87.1%

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Mr. HUHilCSI "'l'llc work n! tlml

VlYJ-lllljll has illi‘i‘(“.\1wf‘{i ulatcriallyx Thorn zlrr nmlv rnscs now to be invrstlrutntl." I Mr. Hunter: "Du I understand illlJl Mr. (faullillell L. no lolucrr |l.)i‘lllli\' l“l'l|\'il“‘l.li Sm:'el'i:\'-’i‘r:~|s- llrl-r?"

Mr. Ilulilcs;

Mr. Hunter:

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“It l8 I. i111 time

Tired Burning Feet

MASSAGE WELL WITH ‘

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STAINLESS

‘wmrz RUB IRICI 30o InIIQcQIALL bullish

(huadlnn lighting men who have given their liven in bottle no honored airmail by their comrades who survived them ulul today then.- nte leveral cemeteries laid out by the (‘unudlaus for their huddlu who were killrul in ucilon. Here is shown lllnior iilo itrv. (7- ll. lhlrniord

A attack, oi cannon from British Beaufighters of the Coastal , ship, which alreadly had been abandoned by s es_c_o_1’l_-

The vrl-‘I 0i a smell lap nillp Sohilllltlfﬁ for (over uyvloxlmatea a evvette In size, m"

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merchantrnarv,

(British Odficial Photo.

.,, i,‘ from NEAl

" bled in an earlier command oii’ Holland on March i, Scores of D1’°'

here is pictured as it was caught in a crossfire jectile splashes from the attacking planes bracket the

(Signal corn-l Radian-loam!" M“ “n”

oi Prince Rupert, padre oi the isleaiorth Iligiilunllcrs, conducting n service as a 3-25 Mitchell leis loose a bomb (cirrlrd) near sunk between the ﬁnlmlralty Islands all

i; n» regiment‘: cemetery on the brink o! eliﬂl overlooking the leo-

NW IIIIWI‘ In the Bismark Sea. Tho vessel, which Ireland

ma, iivccl all"

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