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TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

There was a good attendance at the Sacramental service held in this Church yesterday at 11.00 am. The Minister Rev. Dr. Miller was misled by one of the Y.M.C.A. niilcers at the Airport and among

1e oommumcants was His Honor Lieutenant Governor LcPage also a number of Air Force personnel. By remembering our Lord in this soemri service it would seem to be 1n accord with Presdent Roose- veltls Christmas message which exiioriod his people that the most important thing do at this Christmas season was to promote la means possible “Good will

ST. PAUL'S CHURCH

Christmas Dav was observed at St. Paul‘; Church by celebration of the Holy communion at 7.00, 8.00, 9.00 and 11.15 am.

At the 11.15 service, the celebrant was the Rector, Rev. A. 1e Drew Gardner, assisted by squadron Leader, Rev. J M. Cameron. Chap- lain of the RAF’. Station here.

At this celebration the music was oi a character appropriate to Christmas Day, the opening hymn being "0 Come, All Ye Faithful" and the recessions] "Unto Us a Boy is Born". The children's hymn was “Away in a Manger, No Crib for o. Bed", and the communion hymns were "Angels from the realms of 810W". Shepherds in the field abid- ihs". "looking upward, every day" Ind" Once in Royal David's City.” The anthem was "While Shepherds Wawhed their flocks by Night". to I wiiins by Steiner, and the Sanctus Ind Gloria in excelsis were sung to settings by wsstsy and Tallis, respective]

The Rector, after giving a Girlst- l

mes welcome to the large congre- gation, made a brie! address to the children. He told them the story of a father who so loved his son that when the lad entered college, the father disguised himself as an old man, went to the college and took a post there as a workman, so that he might shield his son from harm and the temptations, which beset youth, and so that he might help and advise him 1n times of troube or perplexity,

Just in this way God, our Fiather wants to keep a loving eye on all the little boys and girls. And so in the long ago, he came down to all —boys and girls and men and womem-as a. little baby, the Child Jesus, who was born in Bethlehem.

During his childhood, and thrcqh all his 111e, he lived and worked among the bovs and girls andgrown ups, too, helping them guiding them, and advising them, and giving them strength to with- stlaln? the forces of evil and mis- c e.

"May God be with you in your homes today,” Mr. Gardner said in “losing. “and may He guard you from wrong doing and mischief, and keep you safe always."

MAYFIELD W. I.

The annual meeting of Mayifiield W, I. met at the home of Mrs. W11- lard Nicholson with sevem members and one visitor present. The Pres- ltifilii. Mrs. Gordon Houston pire- sided. Meeting opened by singing the Institute Ode followed by re- peating the Creed in unison. Min- utes oi the last regular meeting and annual meeting were read. SQPTOVOG and siizined. Roll call was answered by each member paying member- ship fee. A report OiI financial work for the year was given by the

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appointed auditor iin place of Miss Margaret Houston, Committees gave their reports aind the follow- ling new comzndttecs were appointed;

sick, Mrs. Blair Andrews and Mrs. Joyce Hooper and Evelyn Houston. Inmch, Mrs. Gordon HOlISIOn and Mrs. Lewis Toombs, It was moved seconded. and carried that the tea cher get a. jacket for me stove and soap dish for the school. The foi- lowing officers were appointed 101' the coming year; President. MP5- Gordon Houston, Vice-Pres. Mr!- willard Nicholson. Sec-Tress, Joyce Hooper, Assistant-foes. 1571191811 H0“- ston. Directors, Mrs. Warli-eld Orr, Mrs, Blair Andrews, Mrs. Edward Cole, Mrs. Willard Nicholson. Aud- itors, Mrs Edward Cole, Mrs. War- field Orr, Mrs. Blair Andrews was appointed to prepare e new o“ "Citizenship" for the December meting. Next m-eeticig to be at the home oi Mrs. Blair Andrew, roll call to be answered with o-n 9X- nhnngie of Christmas gifts. Meet.- ing closed by singing "Good Nnghit Ladies" followed by the Natnonal Anthem.

SPRING PARK CHRISTMAS CONCERT

t Joynble Christmas Con- @0331 1111:1111 in the auditorium of sparing Pork School on Monday

ght, December 21st. The mus- ical portion of the program ‘W15 under the direction of Prof. 111C11- M1‘. Wesley Ford capuibly presided as chairman, and the ilrogflim W" as lolloias: Opening Radiation; Brendon Good, Grade 2. Chorus, " Away 1n A Manger" Primary Dept. 131-111, “Canadaf Grades 6 and '1. Dialogue, “The Final Rehearsal,’ Grade 3. Chorus, “Deck The Hall. Intermediate and Senior DWI!"- mente, Chnistmas Drill, Grade 2. Plav, "The my Shop," Grades 4&5. Red Riding Hood Drill, Grade 1. Grades 6 and 7. Three Short songs Dialogue, "Uncle Jonas’ Wlfsigers.“ m m 01d Folk Tune. (al ‘PWHIIIB Little Stars, (b) Going T0 Bed, (c) The Alphabet sons. Exercise. Room F” ‘km’ E“ “X11111? ithful Chorus, 0 me e a .

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stones, G d n. ‘Plume S010.‘ Silsmtlfflixht. Lois Dewar Rad . t Gi-ades fiend 7.

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To ‘Ibwn, Grades 4 and 5. Chorus, The British Crenadiers, m- tennedlate eind senior Departments- Exercise, Good - bye, Grades 4&5. Closing Recitation. Left Cilmflim-

Irnmedilotely following the pro- gram, Santa Claus arrived and dis- trlbuted candy, apples and gifts to the 1e and teachers. The en- terta ent closed by sinsina ihe National Acidihem.

SIIEILBBOOKE W. l.

The December meeting of Sher- hrooke W. I. met at the home 0! iMirs. L, B. Islmklet-ier. In the eb- senoe of the Pres Mrs. George Harris, drue to sickness, the Vice- Pres, Mrs. Alex. Giavopell oecimied tihe chair. Meeting opened by slag- lng the Ode and repeating the Creed

in unison. Minutes of the Nov- ember meeting were road and IQ-

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DIVINE WORSHIP will be held as follows next Lord's Day. Murray Harbor Nortih 11 A. M. Peters Road 2.30 and 7.30 P. M. Donald Nichol- son, Student Missionary will be the Preacher. 12-20-11.

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH. - Sunda/y‘: services will be conducted the M1n1s RAW.

under the direction of A, R. Kmda-l, A.A. G. QOA-ganiat and choir-

master.

. IRYON - RON-SHAW BAPTIST CIIURCIL-Sunday, December 27th. Tryon 3.00 P. M. Bonshaw 7.15 PM. The service at. Bomshaw be a Christmas service.

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A. M. The Bub ects will be “'.l‘he Register at the Bethlehem Inn" and “A New Meaning for Christmas To-

d You or 1 1n lied to wor- slgp. Reyna,‘ Minister.

THE BAPTIST CHURCH. — T110 sermon at the service of Morning Worship, 11 A. M. will be "The Gut of Ohrisianas to the World."

Pearl Burns will sing Adam's "O Holy Night." The Church $611001 will meet for its Bible Study Service at 2.30 P. M. Eve worship will be at 7 P, M when t e Rev. I. Judson Levy will take so the subject of his evening sermon “The Fragment-s of Thule.” John Inch, Mus. Bac. or- ,ga.nlst and choirmaster will be in chergeof themusicof thodey.

THE KIRK OF ST. ARES.-

Dirring the business per- rod plan; were made for the m-aklng oi! three quilts before the January, meeting. $2.00 was voted to Kins- , than‘; Club for milk fod- Britain; $6.00 to Salvation Airmy $5.00 to Y. M. C. A., $5.00 to T. . League. The committee isn charge of Or- phanage Collection reported mall- ing a. parcel valued at $15.00. Sick cominuttee reported visiting sink and taking. fruit to them. Pro- ceeds from dance for Weir work $33.25, Eleven members and one visitor responded to roll call by tel-ling vuhat profession they would have liked to have entered when young. Mrs Frank Townsend con- venor of program committee read

a r “The mammal Idea of Ch- ristmas." Durlng the social half-

hour a delicious lunch was served ‘by the hostesses, Mrs. I... B. and Lester Linkletter. The newt meet- irig is to beheld at the home of Mrs. Ray Hairris,

HAMILTON WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

The annual meeting of the Hamil- ton W. I, met with Mrs. Jaa. M. Ramsay. The president presided and the meeting opened with the Creed. Roll call was answered by 13 members and two visitors pre- sent, Husinesg was discussed and it was decided to leave the bond at the bank. Bllis were presented and moved paid. Collection amounted to $1 4pc 'I'he president gave her report and the minutes of thelast annual meeting were read also the Treasurer's report which was as fol- ows:

Receipts $121.20 On hand from previous vcnr s43 80. Expenses $143 54c which leaves a balance $21 52 The election of officers took place as follows-

Honorary President, Mrs. Keir Woodside President, Mrs., Major Taylor. Secretary, Leita Ramsay. ‘Treasurer, Hattie Taylor. assistant Treasurer, Ema Stewart. Vice President. Mrs. Jas A. Ramsay. Di- rectors, Mrs. Leslie Ramsay, Mrs. Nell Simpson and Mrs Wm. Hamilton Auditors, Mrs. Ju. Craig and Miss Annie Phillips.

Red Cross committee, M11. Ju. A Ramsay, convenor, Mrs. Keir Woodside, Miss Elms. Stewart, and Mrs Major Taylor.

The standing committees: Agri- cu1ture,lv1.rs. Jill. M. . g- lsiature, Mia Elma Stewart. Home Economics, Mrs, R. Iocksrby. Sick Committee, Miss Annie Phil- lips, Mrs. Jas. A. Ramsay. ‘ ‘ Committee, Mrs. Nell Simpliih. Mrs. ‘ Wm. Hamilton. Program Oom- mittee, Miss Elma Stewart, Mrs. Win. A. Ramsey.

The next meeting is to be one, week earlier st Preston Runes ‘s, roll call to be anwored by pa! , 25c. It was decided to send ifts to. the soldiers from the distr ct at Christmas. Meeting diosed with the National Anthem.

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The services of Divine Worship both morning and evening tomorrow at The Kirk will be conducted by the Minister Flt. Ideut. Rev. T. H. Bussell Somers who will also preach the sermons. The music for the day will be under the direction 0d Miss E. Lillian McKenzie, Mus. Bac. At 8.30 P. M. Choir will give a Recital of Sacred Music. On New Year's Day at. 11 A. M. s. service of Divine Worship and solemn micr- cessloai will be conducted in The Kirk byhthe Ministers of the cl to which e public is cordially invi d. Mr, Somers will conduct. devotions over C P C Y Monday to

9 to 9.15 A.M.

PAST NUPTIAL SHOWER. — A very enjoyable evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Hughes Brackley Point, on Monday evening when friends and neighbors gathered to extend felici- tatlons to their son Fred, and his bride, on the event of their recent marriage. A humorous and com- plimentary eddies; was read by Mr. Grant MoCalluln and Mr. James McOallum presented a well filled purse on behalf of those present. Fred, in his usual jovial manner thanked tihose fpresent for their kindness; and good wishes and in. vitcd all to visit their home at any time. This was followed by the 511181118 of "For They Are Jolly Good Ilellows." The remainder of the evening was spent in games and bridge. A dainty lunch was served by the ladies, and the National Anthem brought a very pleasant evening to a close.

different roads for raising funds, namely Mrs. Harold Woodside, M“. Wm A Ramsay and‘ Ieita. Riimiifly- The questionnaires were left with the oonvenor to fill in. Collection amounted to $1,119, The National Anthem brought the meet-ins to s close. Two contests were put on by the committee and 11111011 Wils served bv the hostess, assisted bv Mrs George Crozler.

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your taxes early.

Sund . Hampton 11 A.M. App Victoria 7.30 P. M.

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Messrs. H. D. Morrow and I‘. D. Beneth Elmira, were in the city 1 y on business.

Corp. Mdrague and lidh. John W. McTague of Sydney, are spend- ing the holidays in Charlottetown.

The many home friends of Lieut. Edward (Ted) Shaw will be glad to know he has arrived mfely 1n England,

Mr. and Mn Joseph Hayley, have arrived from Sydney to spend gills ‘holidays with friends on the

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Lieut. Hugh Paton, I-l squadron 1st Canadian Armored Brigade (PEI. Li ht Horse) is re- wverins overseas rom a severe ill- ness. "Pete" as he was better known has been on active service overseas since last March. He is a son or ‘ltiilltayior and Mrs. JR. Paton of this

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. Defence Plan

by SCOTT YOUNG Prels Staff Writer

IDNDON, D90. 23 —(0P)— T110 retired general and hi; friend the poacher who stand one watch at o. royal observer oorpl poet on Eng- land's south coast like to tell about an RAJ". air gunner who said in his mess one day that the observer corps was an old folks’ borne, not an active defence unit.

Quite an argument developed. The air gunner finally bet some of his pals he could go to an ob-i server corps post and spot plimesi faster than anyone there.

He didn't win. six planes came over in the two hours he spent, cold from the cutting wind whip- ping in off the channel. tilted neck ach ng, peering into the sky. Ibur times the retired general, a hoary old fellow in hi; blue-grey serge battle-dress and woollen scarf, his 12.0.0. motto, "forewarned is fore- armed," worn proudly, boat him to the call. The poacher‘: been eyes picked out the other two first.

Then the air gunner de arted. He had lost a few bob. but t pro- bably improved his peace of mind to see the precision with which this volunteer organization operates. Within seconds after each aircraft was spotted it was called over an always-open telephone line to I. control room, charted on a map and rein the nearest fighter stat on. ithin minutes, intercept- or planes were in the air.

The 11.0.0. is one of the st- est reasons for Britisi air su eases against raiding craft. It ran like a mlflhiflfi during the blitzes and has been built within the last year to new standards of accuracy u pare of the B§ltish drive for prepared. ness age nst pomib In: e-scalg flttzcnhbsir: futurmt 1 8

o rver as a simply a air of platforms, he top one tangy- ered for observation work and the lower one housing the various d9- tection devices used. ‘Ihe observers, moat of them elderly men, mm; without complaint the heat of mm- mer or lashing winds of winter, work. ing under conditions more suited i0 I W181’! Canadian ” “ than these men who rose from arm- chairs and left wann fires three years ago to help defend their

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ery observer is trained in heisht- ding, plotting alrersre courses and instant recognition of various plane types. Continuous day and night watches are kept in these posts, where tesidhers and farmers work side b side with fidimongers and indus allsts. Near one village in the south, the local squire shares 336 Hikht watch with his garden-

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Anglican Rockford Bill-Milan n -. "- “gfifflji, ° °- TRINéTKJREJgITED SUNDAY SERVICE. Minnea- I-OO l-Ill. H01 COIIIDIIIIIOIL R", flu“; Mme,‘ M L n‘ D-

Mlss Marie Mcnougull, [leiwonggg

11.00 mm. I10 y Eucharist, Choral 2-3 s. Boy Kendall, A.c.c.0.. LJLAJL

0 p.111. Sunday School.

7.00 p.111. Evensnng. Thll ls l . 953°1- "RVICE 10.00 A.1il lollbiglilrllllfiltv SciiooL —- 11.00 A.1u.'= PiiLii- Wurshi WEEK nay sznvlcns . , ‘ _ i’- ud, Encharlu‘ $22111‘: “F111 l i ‘fglillflitllizi-EQDIL

Monday and Friday, H.115 LID. Wednesday, 9.30 nan,

Other days, 7.45 mm.

Friday Evensong, 7.30 p-Ill.

s1‘. PAUL'S ciiufcli Rev, A. loDrevv Gardner, Rector

i nist, Miss Lillian Earle.

Cho Director, Mrs. G. E. Full

8.80 Holy Communion. 9.30 Confirmation School Com- munlon.

10.00 Confirmation SohiwL

11.00 Carol Service

£30 Sunday SchooL

7.00 Evening Prayer,

PRESBYIERIAN

THE KIRK OF ST. JAMES niste

r Flt. Lleut, the Rev, T. H. Bussell Snmers, MA, S.T.M., R.C.A.F, Director of Music,

BreakingP-Lesi er, Vocal Solo: “Iii.- (‘hrist Child.’ —Coombes. Miss Auiiri-y (mug, 7.00 I'.M.: P111111.‘ “Wirslilp, Sermon: luv. Hugh Miller, DD. Anthem: “Sue Amid I11.‘ ltiinter’! SnGWP-lfest, ocal r301": (‘oine 1min 1lirn,"_. Handel. Miss Iilaraurct Stems. Visitors and Students cordially welcome.

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I Ken; Street’ i: ltMlss Marianne Sailnilcrs, Organ- s .

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Holy Communion.

Sermon: Dr. Fraser,

Carol: “Once In Ili-iliichem of JiIflflhW-Nevin. Soloisls Helen Stewart and lilelds Mn Neill,

2.30 I’. '\l —lliblc $011001.

Miss E. Lillian McKenzie, 7 Dm- _- "I11": 11.. hi‘). Mus. Bac, Candlelight Carol > r\'ii-e_ ll a-IIL Morning Worship, Organ Prelude: “.‘..z.i:'etli,"-

Gounod.

Anthem-What is Thai Goodlei Pr Cass“) I n 0 Ill! YiXlIll

mace-French Carol arrange "O Como,

by alley Wlllan. All Ye Faithful." 2.30 p.111. Church School. Carol: “Sec ilmid T116 Winter's 7. 6mm. Evening worship. Snow, '- - _ji»1ll\ CW“. .1115: Jeim 8.3 .m. Recital of Sacred Music, Elimii". 5010M-

The C ol Solo: “The lieu- (‘iiyu-Arisms.

Mr. Preston Iii-ck,

Carol: "Unoc lii Bothkhem 0f lildliiP-Nrvin. fiulnlid. Mlsscs He]. en Stewart and Alclilzi iliucNeiiL.

S010: “In The llli-nk Mid. Winterfl-Gustnv Holst. Miss Jean Enmnn,

Quart-otter "Peaceful Night,‘- Hiirfln. Misses Riv-ids lilucNrill, A1106 ltlauPhail, Helen Stewart, Er- ma Enman.

Duet: “The Christ Child Smiles," -’l‘raditiima1 Car-pl, .‘~\li=~.~ Kath“.

The Minister will conduct the Services and deliver the Sermons. Friday, Jill. 1st ll) 3

mm. New Year's bay Service in The Kirk conducted by the Ministers of the City.

Mr, Semi-rs will conduct devo- tion: over CFCY Monday to Fri- day__0__t3 9.15 o-m.