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Tile December meeting of the South Winsloe W. M. S. met at the home of Mrs. Isloyd Glielpio with the president Mrs. Harold Crawford presiding. The meeting opened with the call to worshlP and singing "Q Little Town of Bethlehem." The scripture reading taken from Luke 23-20 was read in unfson. Followed by prayer. The Candle Lighting Service as outlined in the Missionary Monthly was carried out. with all the members present taking part by

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reading and singing of the hymns. "It Came Upon The Midnight Clearfl "0 Come All Ye Faithful." "While Shepherds Watched Their Flori-ts By Night," "Angles From The; Rczlims of Glory." Minutes of prevous meeting were read and lllopted. ,

Roll call was responded to by’ wlx members also one new member joined. Correspondence was read by Mrs. Crawford and Mrs. Ivan Turner. hlrs, Lloyd Gillespie re- ported three acknowledgements from persons receiving convalescent cards. _

Reports from the different ojiicerl showed a very successful year and‘ following are the officers for thel ensuing year: l

Pre:dcnt—Mrs. Harold Crawford‘ (re-elected).

Vice-President-Mrs. Ivan Turner.

Rec-Secretary - Mrs. Archie Auid (re-elected).

lrcasul-el‘ ~ — .\lrs. Earl Rodd.

Strangers Sct-‘y — Airs. Lloyd GiiiUSplC tic-elected‘.

Temperance Scdy "_ Mrs, Rem; MacDonald.

Christian Stewardship Scdy -- Mrs. Lloyd Jenkins Ire-elected).

Corresponding Srcy Mrs, Earl Rodd.

Mite-Box Super ntendent - Mrs. William Hatnbly (re-elected).

Mlssbn Band LQIOP -- M“. Earl Rodd.

Supply Sec'y - Mrs.‘ Ivan Turner.

Organist - Mrs. Earl Clark (re- elected).

Mrs. Harold Crawford and Mrs. Earl Rodd were appointed delegates to Prelbyterial. Study Book for next meeting to be presented by Mrs. Ivan Turner and Mrs, Erlth Hughes. Invited by Mrg, Earl Rudd in have next meeting at her home. Roll call io be answered with a verse of scripture containing the word "Teach." Proceeds {or the evenl-ﬂ! $4.00. Community Friend- ship Fund 3'7 cents. Moetng closed with the Benediction. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess and a social hour enjoyed.

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CORNATION W. I.

The January meeting of carnat- ion W. I. met at the home of Mrs. Andrew Bain on Thursday Jehlwry am. Meeting opened by "ﬁll-h: the Ode followed by repeat- inl’ the Creed in unison. Minutes of last meeting were read, Ten members answered Roll Call by a New Year's verse, there was also two visitors present.

The Ctffnmli-tees reported nine boxes packed"for shut-ins at Christmas. treat for school children 5nd 8U?- sent to a member. Two sick calls and fruit sent to some, Moved and seconded all bills he Paid. Concert committee reported Plane underway for a concert in noel‘ future‘. New committees appointed: Sck. Mrs. Parsons and Mrs Brown. Lunch, Mrs. Frank Brc-wn and Mrs. Ivan Brown,

‘Mrs. Frank Brown invited institute to her home for the next meeting. Roll Call to he answered by a homemade valentine and "Bmiﬂil an article in a baby's lﬂlvctte.

Pill)" on ctizenship was read and discussed followed by a talk hi’ M“ lillsllst Rasmussen who has lately returned to her native home from Denmark. she told of renditions in Denmark during the Lard and their means of ralsng

'1 I {or starving Children in oiher muntrles. Two contests were en- joyed and a delicious lunch served {by committee and hostess. Collect. .0n $1.00. Dues 50 cents. Meeting "loud by s nzlm: Auld Lang 5v... and ihc King, ‘ _ '

'CIIRISTMA;_CB;C—EAITT AT BRACKLEY 0n December 18th the children °T BFBCKl-“Y School presented their

annual Christmas Concert. The school was artistically decorated

_hv the teacher and pupils. With

Mr. Samuel Good ca-pably acting as chairman the following pm. gramme was presented by pupils monEdg-ard Sellick and ma‘ _ ryenton as organ- Welcome: Frances Rmnnsn, Chorus: Christmas welcome, by school. Recitation: Busy Little Shop- Der. Virginia MacKay. Dialogue: Disappointing Dinah, Du"? VD On The Housetop, l/ers and Thelma Newson. Christmas Drill.

Pantomime: Oh Corrie All Ye Faithful. Recitation: A Song of (ml-m.

mas. Vera Nowson. Duet: Ring the Merry Bells, Greta Proude and Shirley Prowse. Dialogue: Foky Grandpa. Recitation: The Wrong Pr”. ent. Gail Prowse. Drill: Points of the Chﬂgtﬂﬂg Star. mime: One who Knows. Intermission: Sale of Osntfy— "We moaned by Mrs. Allison lnryemon and Mrs. Harvey Jenk- ns. Chorus: Merry Bells, by school. Recitation: When Pa Shaves, etaaiey Jackson. Rose Drill. Monolouue: Orsoe Nowell. Dialogue: Heck Says It. Candle Drill. Dsrkio Drill.

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Walden Lovers.

The Guardian may be bought at my of the following places in Montana: Miss s. A. Islewellyn; Mn, cl", in Georgetown: The Post Oﬂioc: in Sourls: Ctmdosfs and Florcnos Roper: In St. Peter's: The Poll Oﬂfce.

‘nsaasolv TICKETS to.» sale at Montague Rink office and at Boehnefs Jewelry Store.

Mr. A. O. F. Gill was a visitor to Montague where he called on his business customers.

Mr. Alex MacLeod was in Mon- tague and vicinity for a few days calling on iris regular customers.

Mr. J. B. Lucas. Montague, em- ployee of Poole and Beer Coa- struction Company, has left. for

a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lucas.

Capt. Allan MaoLeod, Beach Point, has entered the King's County Memorial Hospital where he will undergo treatment. His friends wish him a speedy recov- e11.

Miss Ola Hamilton has been add- ed to the staff of the Bank of Nova. Scotti, Montague. Miss Ham ilton formerly worked in the of- fice of Clark Bros, Montague, prior to leaving for Goose Bay, Labra- dor, where she was employed for some months.

Rain mixed with snow has turn- ed the Montague streets into riv- ers of water. As the rain poured down the melting snow, which had been piled high along the roadside, added its water to that failing. creating a slippery. slushy road. making more hazards to the already dangerous travelling. Many cars which had previously travel- led with comparative safety on the hard packed snow. are now stranded, hs"lng sunk to the hub- caps in th-o soft snow. Drains and culverts are being opened with rapidity so as to prevent a whole- sale flood whicll proved so dis- astrous two years ago. Cellars, which had been deemed tight, are flooded with two to three inches of water creating a great drainage problem. Skating and curling schedules have been post- poned in the hope that cold wea- ther will sour be forthcoming.

with the blocking of the road to Souris it is doubtful whether Souris will be able to enter the southern loop hockey schedule. It. is regrettable that Souris will not be able to participate for they have s strong team. and would have provided plenty of opposition to the teams here. It is hoped, how-

exhibition game here so as to show the power of their team. Although Murray Harbour _hos not as yet given assent to enter the league, negotiations are proceeding apacc, and it is hoped that next week they will enter the League. Mur- ray Harbour has a powerful team and for the past two years has token the league championship. They have showed themselves to he good sports on the ice, playing i.ard but clean. giving the fans many thrills in their hard fought games. It is hoped that this year they will onoe again re-enter the League, thus making a complete southern loop, and a good hockey season-Lon.

JOHNSTON VANIDERSTINE WEDDING

A pretty wedding was solemlnized at the hcme of the bride's‘ parents on the evening of January 3rd when Mar Eileen, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Vanlderstinc. Peter's Road became the bride of Lowell Stirling. youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Johnston- Murray Harbor North. Rev. Charles D. Henderson performed the marriage ceremony in the presence of ‘mmediate relatives of the bride and groom.

Given ln marriage by her lather the bride looked radlantly lovely in a dress of white sheer with which she wore a shoulder corsagc of red talisman roses. She was attended hy the groom's sister. Reta who wore a becoming turquoise (lress with yellow ialls- mnn roses in corsage.

The bride's hrnihcr Robert Vnn- ldersiine acted as best than. Be-

fore the signing of ihe register the groom's youngest sister, Ruth. sang very sweetly "The Voce

That. Breaihed O‘re Eden,“ her accompanist being Mrs, Henderson.

Immediately following the ceremony a bountiful supper was served. The bridal table was center. ed by s three-tier wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and groom. _

Fbllowing a honeymoon to Carl- eton and other western Island points Mr. and Mrs. Johnston will make their homo in Murray Harbor North.

Prior, to hel- marrlage, the former Miss Eileen Vanldorstlne was a valued member of the staff of the Canadian Bunk of Commerce in Charlottetown. On the eve of her resignation the staff presented the bride-elect with several valuable gifts including a Kenwood blanket.

Smile, Greta Proude.

Solo: Away in a Manger, Grace Nowell.

Dialogue: Harry's Pockets.

Recitation: Consolation, Mervil Saunders.

Duet: Here Comes Santa Claus. Irene Nowell and Velda Proude.

Farewell: Douglas Nowell.

Chorus: Santa Claus Hos Comt- to Town. by school.

Santa then appeared in his usual jovial manner and distribut- ed the many gifts.

The pupils also rec-rived I. tree: from the women's Institute. ,

Sussex, N. B., where he will spend 1

‘VOEEGULAB SKATING, Mon- issue rink Tuesday and Miday, a to l0; Saturday afternoon, 2 to 4,

Friends will regret to learn that iMr. George Ross. Dundas, has ientered the King's County Me morill Hospital where he will underso treatment. His friends nope that he will be about soon.

The Eastern King's League has been donated a lovely silver trophy by Mrs. C. G. Clay, owner and operator of tho Bison Quick Lunch. The trophy, which stands on 1 large wooden base, is about ten inches high, and is made of silver plate. The ‘nscription on the sidc will read “Bison Quick Lunch Trophy" followed by the purpose for which it is donated which will ulldoubtglly be the most valuable player lnethc league. The menr bers of the respective hockey teams take this opportun- ity to thank Mrs. Clay for her kindness and generosity, and as- sure her that it is much appreciat- ed by all.

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Miss Nellie Garrett was a visitor to Charlottetown over the week-end.

Mfr. J. W. Hogan was a business visitor to Sour-is on Wednesday.

Mr. Elmer Dunning, Montague, was a business visitor to Sourls on Wednesday.

Mrs. V. G. Douce, Maple Hills ls spending a few days with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Roper.

Mrs. A. A. MacDonald received news of the death of her sister, Mrs. Agustine MscAuiay. Spring- field, Mass.

Friends of Mr. A. J. Campbell will be pleased to know that he is out and around again after a serious accident and long scige of ' illness.

Friends of Miss Ellen Gormnn will be pleased to know that she [is recovering after having under .gone an operation at the Souris i hospital.

‘ Mr. Jack MacEzichel-n, Mr. Jack -Doylc, Mr. Harry James. Char- llottetown, motored to Souris on ITuesday on business-So.

Ail the recent meeting held in the Legion Hall last Sunday, Mr. Addison MacDonald was re-clocted president and Miss Florence Roper ‘vras elected Secretary. '

f Friends and relatives of Vvallace ‘MacKenze will be pleased to ylearn that he has returned home I after having undergone an oPvration {in the Prince Edward Island Hospital.

Friends of Spurgeon l-fazeldon will be pleased to know that he ls ' serving in the Royal Cunadan Navy and at present is under- g0 ng basic training as an S. B. A. ,at Victoria. B. C.

Mr. Forbes Kennedy. Former hockey player of Charlottetown has now taken the position as instructor of physical fitness for the Sours Athletic Association,

Mr. Roland Wood made a business trip to Souris on Monday. he arrived and left in one of Paul Sharpe's ﬂeet Canucks which landed in the vicinity of Souris River.

Due to road conditions, two I. M. T. buses leaving Souris for Charlottetown Wednesday morn- ing were forced to turn back at Rollo Bay. However the regular evening bus arrived from Char- mttebown that evening.

Mr. C. N. Rlchards left by plane for Montreal last Wednesday where he will visit friends and reiutves. From there he tvill pFDCBNl to Toronto where he will visit his sister Miss Muriel Richards who is Completing her dietetics at the Toronto General liospital.

The Legion llnckcy Team hold ts first practice at tllc Soul-ls rink Wednesday, January 7th and piny- cd its first game hero the following night against .\'l0l~ell. The score hcing a lie 2-2. Although in the past few weeks there hfiS been very little frost, Ml‘. Angus LaVie has done a very commendable job in preparing the ice for another season's ice sports.

SYDNEY. NS. Jan. l4 --(CP)— Carpenters in six Maritime cen- trcs will seek substantial wage increases to meet the advancing cost of lving when their-present contracts expire at the end of April. J.l~l. Dwyer and Leonard Smith of the Halifax Local of the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners (A.F.L.) announced ‘here tonight.

Centres affected will he Hali- fax. Truro. Sydney and Liverpool in Nova Scotia and Saint John and Moncton in New Brunswick.

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AGENTS: ssourauuru Harold r. Landry. Albert Altken. Mrs. u"; Stewart. su- Harriet Clair.

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Georgetown Ami Vicinity

Mr. Kimball Victor is visitinl Cardigan. where ho is tho guest of friends.

blr. Howard Macilean, Mr. Angus lifscLoan ‘and Mr. C. N. Iilowaiiyn motored to the city on Tuesday.

Mr. Andrew Fitzpatrick of Wood- ville Mills was a. business visitor to Georgetown on Tuesday.

Mr. Lawrence Doyle paid o short visit to relatives in Georgetown on Tuesday evening.

Mr. and Mm. Wallace MacDon- ald are visiting Mrs. MacDonald's former home in Murray Harbour.

Mr. Henry Max-tell has returned home from a visit to his mother. Mrs. Wesley Moore of Commercial Cross.

Mr. Linus Rrssiter representa- tive of Atlantic Wholesalers call- ed on marchunts of the townearly in the week. -.

Friends of Mrs. Joseph V1008 ale sorry to hcwr of her continued illness and all wish her an early zetum to good health.

Mr. l". J. DeLory, Manager of F. J. Delory and sons, general mer-

chants was a business visitor to Charlottetown on Tuesday. Mrs. Harold Clements and

young daughter oi’ East Royalty left on Wednesday on return to their home following a visit to relatives here.

Mr. and Mrs. John Aitken of Lower Montague spent Tuesday visiting their son and daughter- ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Aitkell of Georgetown.

Mr. Ken Fraser of Souris, Pro- vincisl representative of the Order of Furl-esters Insurance was in Georgetown and Montague on business early in the week.

Attending the meeting of the! King's county Board of Trade in! Montague on Tuesday were Mr.‘ c. u. Llewellyn, Mr. Earl lvlac-| Larch and Mr.‘ A. E. Jenkins.

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Pold to beneficiaries of doceqsod pollcyownon 4,070,761 New Business Gain in Business in Pom Tolul Business In Force Surplus now stands all

The results for the yes: have been most satisfactory and the Association ends I947 with a volume of New Business and with a gain for the year and preset! volume of Business‘ in Force largest in its history. ‘

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I Surplus Position Improved

0 Group Welfare Plans lncroosoc in number and amount

nvited to amad the annual meeting hid: will be held u! Head Oﬁce, l0! Victoria Street, Toronto, on Tuesday, February 241b, s: 1 l s.m

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by farmers who seized the oppor- 5°" m‘ u" m" “d m‘ h“ tunity to haul numerous iosds 7T d5"- “Wuih “Mt P Yew“! “T m“

potatoes to the Government potato 9°“- bY ‘my’ "Wam- m“ 571°“! ,-,-;,reh0u5e_ .what a. fine winter port this is.

On Monday. January 12th the S. S. Ulrla sailed from Georgetown ior Sydney. N. 5.. with a cargo of ploduce which was londed‘ a; P°°1F$ Wharf. Lower Montague.

GOOD RELATIONS _ Publishers and unions in the newspaper business developed na- tion-wide industrial arbitration about 40 years ago.

PALACE UNPACK! ROYAL GIIT FOOD

LONDON. is... i4 - (Route .> _ Seven hundred tons of food given by Commonwealth countries to Princess Elizabeth on the occasion of her marriage now ll being un- packed and re-pocked for distri- bution to needy groups. _

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kitchens o! Iutlngbun Pslsct b7 00 volunteers 2mm the Worn- en's voluntary Service organiza- tions.

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