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SAD NEWS-Mr. Earl Acorn. Lake Verde. received a telegram yesterday informing him of the death of his mother, Mrs. John Acorn. formerly of Millview, P. E. I. Mrs. Acorn, wto was 95 years ol age. had resided the past num- ber of years with her daughter. Mrs. Thomas Bernard. Oiaresholm, Alta.

CHURCH NOTICE for Parish of New London. Sunday. December 19th. 4th in Advent: St. Stephen's. Burlington. Holy Communion. 10.30 a.m.; St. Thomas‘. New London. Evening Prayer 2.30 p.m.; St. Mark's. Kensington, Sunday School 6.30 p.m., Evening prayer 7.30 p.m. Christmas Day. St. Mark's. Ken- sington. Holy Communion 9.30 a.m. Rev. Sidney J. Davies. B.A.. Rector.

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The many friends of Dr. L. W. iShaw. Deputy Minister of Educa- ‘tion. will regret to learn that he ‘lis still confined to his home by reason of illness.

Rev. A. D. MacKenzie. McGlll A\'e.. left for Sydney. N. S.. where he will act as supply minister to the congregation of First United Church for the next fe\v months.

Miss Christine King. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. King, Highland Ave. arrived homo Thursday evening from Mount Al- lison University to spend the holiday season with her parents.

The many friends of Rev. C. N. Brown. who for a number of years was assistant pastor at Trin- ity Church here, will regret to learn of his serious illness. Rev. Mr. Brc\vn is now pastor of the First United Church, Sydney.

Among the students arriving from Acadia University to spend the holidays with their parents are Messrs. Irwin Jenkins, Don Mutch from Cherry Valley. Ivan Robinson, Don Downe, Wendall Carr and Kenneth Yeo.

Mr. Arthur Carruthers, Mon- tague, arrived home to spend the Yuletide season with Mrs. Car- ruthers, nee Gladys Baker. Mr. Carruthers is attending the Tor- onto College of Optometry. They will be the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Saint, Grafton

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Miss Evelyn Stewart, Parkdale. was among the younger set enter- taining this week at a delightful Christmas bridge. The girls ex- changed gifts around a small gaily decorated tree and prizes were tll- so awarded to the winners after which a dainty lunch was served by the hostess.

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‘l’!!! BAPIIST CIIUBCH. - At 10.30 A. M. there will be a recorded programme of Christmas carols and at 11 A. M. Morning worship fea- turlng a "white gilt" service. Each worshipper is asked to bring a white wrapped gift o1 recommended food for Britain. The‘ morning ser- mon will be "Blessed are those who b ." The Church School meets at 10.50 A. M. and attends wor- ship with regular congregation. At 6.30 P. M. there will be s recorded programme of Christmas carols. The service of evening worship will be musical. there will be readings by the minister with an impressive musical service by the‘ choir. At 8.30 P. M. the annual Christmas carols concert by the Girls’ Choir directed by Miss Pearle Burns and Mrs. Helen MacRae. The full pro- gramme of service for the dav is set forth in detail in the church i advertising in another column.

(Notices .

Well Scouting friends there seems to be a lack of news items this week! l presume that most of the Troops and Packs have stop-

- pecl their meetings for the Christ- Specml Christmas services Wm be mas holidays. _There must have

held this Lord's Day in Trinity _ Church. The services will be mi- fwww: dcllf,if“t‘j‘hgzfljioﬁ ducted by the two litllnlsters, Dr. i?!‘ . em. Scouters. please try to Dudley and Dr. Rice. Dr. Dudley will I write up your happenings. f you deliver the morning sermon. which. have," "me send me ‘he ma", gérlcigiaalliﬁ :22, details and i will write it up for Charles Vincent's “There Werei w’ shepherds.‘ Wm‘ w“ Bu“, Bu" mBefore closing this‘ brietfhizeizor; taking the oontralto solo. Orgsnl erled at? rﬁgnﬂozo viz. g selections in the morning will in-‘wlglest wghcs o, mg Séouung elude “The Croon Carol‘ anangedtraternit to Miss Frances McMil- for Organ by Dr‘ Whitehead’ In lilll Cublfnaster of the 1st Char- tdrllsecilllsrlxugfghlitjllep‘Cgoléknlargﬁfrldtl;ilotietown. Pack. Miss McMillan is a. M.. A. c. c. 0.; A. A. c. 0' . k111i lpiegi‘; °“;;},°“i§,‘;“'"w,*§;1“’,‘,‘;‘,‘ “é present a very beautiful Carol Ser- speedy ',.eco‘.e,.y_ ‘ vice Soloists will be Miss Sally» M w G G ‘ Wood. Miss Kaye MacEschern and‘ ‘hwelcmllklle m“ r‘ ‘y d‘ trayno Mr Roy Smallman. Three carolspﬂallmxd °h as‘ mmeﬁm o‘ u: arrangements of A. E. Whlteheadmaletgv arslcosﬁnazgeer (zﬂsefhel ma“ w Mus. Doc. will be sung hv the choir. also me annums. "O Thom Th,“ genooformed 2nd. Charlottetown Tallest Good Tidings" hv Handel l" and "There's AvSong in the Air" by Ami $155“?- chﬂ 1m S and n l S 8 Oley Speaks. The congregation will gggpy Iggy Year‘ and may m9 loin in the old familiar Christmas New Y?“ bﬂng “s an a greater lWYYIHS. and Df- 131111193? Will 21W R joy and satisfaction from our brief address: "A Merry Christmas Scouting friendships and our One and All." Mr. Kendall will Scoiiﬂﬂrsuworlvkngaem S-"iilzfﬂitgf: m OlTl ' ‘ ' ' bring organ selections suitable to fling“: ggud job. but gm" do beb the Christmas season. Friends of ml. H “e try ma, much mnrm the congregation and visitors in (a Andermnh our city Mil be warmly welcomed Acting Executive Commissioner to these services. P. S. Late News: Zion Troop is the first in this

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The following ls a delayed re- port of a meeting of the Char lottetown Scouters‘ Club. The rc- port was sent in by a member ot the club executive. Seems you are having a bit. of trouble with attendance. Oh well. Christmas. you know! Believe me if any so- ciety ls to function. it needs its members to be present. But as the lrlsh would say: "lt will all come out in the wash" or was it the Irish? Anyway, here it is!

The Scouters Club meeting or- iginally scheduled for St. Peters l-lall en December 3rd was held at the home o! Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Parent. Before the meeting, two members were introduced to all present and to say the least, it was a very poor attendance. We feel that if some of the leaders’ Packs and Troops were as poor in attending meetings as their leaders are. that Scouting would soon become a thing of the past. It is strange how the same faces show up at each meeting and others are never seen.

The meeting was opened by the chairman, Abe Zakcm. followed by the reading of the minutes of the previous meeting. A short dis- cussion followed re a Christmas party, before the meeting closed.

We had as our guest Cpl. Green

of the noun. who very kindly outlined the R. C. M. P. campaign against juvenile delinquency. which was very interesting. One point that was stressed by Cpl. Green was the fact that if a por- son is interested in anything th-~y can always find a little more timc to devote to it. This might even refer to our Scouts-rs’ meetings. Cpl. Green also showed Scur- let and Gold. technicolor film de- picting training, etc.. of some members of the It. C. M. P. The Club members are certainly very grateful to Cpl. Green for his kindness in aiding us to have something a little different at our meetings. in order to encourage attendance. Camp Buchan fiim was also shown as some present had not seen it. After the show- ing of films the lunch committee mnrlo a splendid effort in their dulios 0i supplying refreshments Thus the meeting was over and lll (lenarterl for home more than

'-: ‘whterl with the pleasant even- ‘nq they had. Our thanks to Mrs.

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Illlliction and Test is: took up most of tho time of the Kirk Cubs on Monday night al- though we did have time for one game and the Dance of the Death of Shere Khan.

Second Jim White was awarded his First Star and the Cubs were told about the Christmas party next Monday starting at 6 o'clock.

9th. Ch'to\\'n (Trinity)

today's regular outing of the 9th. has been cancelled. All boys will receive further word on this at Monday night's meeting.

NORTH CARLETON SCHOOL

Following is the report of North Carleton School for month of lov- ember

Grade X.-—l. Margaret Cormier. Grade lX.—l, Williami Ooxrnier; 2i‘ Kristine Huestis; 3. Deane Law- t er.

Grade VITL-l. Lorraine Hamill:

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Grade v.-l. Elsie Murphy; 2 LeRoy riammiii.

Grade IV. Sir-l. Marie Wedge; 2. Frances l-lammili.

Grade IV. Jr.—i. Rita Cormier; 2. Garnet Lowther.

Grade IL-l, Edward Wedge.

Grade I. A-l. Jean Parker; 2 Gilbert Wedge; 3, Marion Wright

Grade I. B.—1, Marjorie Wedge; 1i. Catherine Hamill; 3. Cari Wright.

Grade l. C.—l. Ralph Murray.

Following had an average oi 8t or over it in Senior Grades:- Margaret Cormier. William C0l’lll- ier. Lorrane Hamill.

In Junior Grades—-R.ita Cormier Marie Wedge. Marion Wright Jean Parker, Lenora Muttart. Gilb- bert Wedge.

The following had perfect ai- Lcndance: Margaret Cormier. ‘Nil iiam Comiicr. Helen Wedge. Mimi Wedge, Rita Connier. Gilbert Wedge. Marlene Wedge.

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