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' School Fair

The New London School Fair was held at New London School. The ici owing schools took part: Uiint/on, Stan ay Bridge, Spring Brook and New London. The voathr was favorable and \b°\\t 850 DO0Dle Rsthered in the afternoon to ssc the exhibits and WOW. Following is-the prise list:

. Grains

White Oats: 1 Ivan Pickering. clinton. 2 _Bly Poynter. Clinton. r Vivian Su livan, Clinton, 4 Harry Locke, Spring Bmok. V Wheat: I Billard Woodside, Clin- ton. a Mabel Sullivan, clinton, a Muriel Haney. Clinton. A Vivian Sullivan. ' Barley: 1 Harry Locke. - Sweet Corn: 1 George Fclsering. Ulintcn. 2 Katherine Pickering,

Clinton. , ,

Beans: I Elva Pickering, Clinton I Lois Whitehead, Ciinton.

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G. K. Potatoes: l Cleo Pickering. Clinton 2 Irene Pickering, Clinton. \ Prank uncanny., stanley Bridge C lilva Pickering, Olfntcn. Irish Uobbier: l Bobby Mayhew, New london, 2 Patk Bolger, Stan- ley Bridge. 3 Tom Boiger, Stanley Bridle, 4 Ivan Pickering. Clinton. Table 'himipsz I Bobby Mayhew. New L:ndon, 2 Pstk Bolger, 3 Ma- bel Sullivan, 4 Geo Pickering. had 'mi-nips: 1 Doris Buntain, New London, 2 Prank Meclwen, 3

Reuxgis Warren, Clinton, 4 Elvs Pi sring.

Mangois: I Doris Suntain, 2 Ivan Pickering, 2 Irene Pickering, 4 Lor- sla Wainen Cl'nton. Carrots: i live Pickering, 2 Mu.

ricl Hcllisy, Clinton. 3 Rabeeca Orr

I Brock. A Ivan Pickering. Parsnipa: 1 Geo Pickering, 2 Irene Pickering, 3 R.eggie.Warren

Vegetables -

Tomatoes: I Ksthrtde Pickering.

Clinton. 2 Francie Boiwsr. Stanley Bridge. I Archie Maclwon, Stan- UY lfidle. 4 B055? Mlyh-°'w. Oucunibara: 1 Irene Pickering. 2 Vernon Bolger, Stanley Bridge, 3

Rebecca 0;r, grrrg mock, 4 Ms- bdi Sullivan, inton. . Deets: I Irere Pickering, beooa Orr, I Mabel Sullivan,

gie Warren. ', Cabbage: 1 Vsmog, Bulger, I Re- booos Orr. I Kat_eri:e Pickering, Pumpkin! 1 Itofe Pckering. 2

gcbeica Urr, 3 Harry Locke, Spring

00 . Squash: l Haul Carr. Spring Block. I Cihdyl Quinn, Stanley

*as is

Flowers

Sweet Peas: 1 Katharine Pichsr-

ing. Oli..f.oXl. Mixed Flowers: I Elsa Pickering,

Cinton, 2 Dai-s Whitehead, Clinton, 3 Katherine P.ckering, 4 George

PIcke'ril?'_ .

Glad! lus: 1 Ivan Pickering, 2 Katherine Pickering. Potted Geranium: 1 Annie Carr,

New london, 2 Annie Mackay, New London, 3 Eva Pickering, 4 lliriam Currie, New Lndn. ' `

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Spy Apples: 1 '_Wsrl'e_`, Wealthy Apples: i_,_ Yttn Vrlicil. stanley Bridge. 2 Lorna Warren. s Edith Whitehead, 4 Fiorrle Payntor, spring Brook. Crab Apples: i Iois Whitehead.

2 Edith Whitehead, 3 J.l.n Gilles- pie, Spring Block, 4 Edwin Payn- ter, Clinton.

Plums: l ldith Whitehead, 2

rifle Whitehesgi Suzan P.¢keriii¢. 4

:n Somers, 'n . Peas: i Ivan Pxzkering, 2 Frankie

Weir, Stanley Bridge.

Csaning`

Jar oi’ Plums: I llivs ilcksring. Clinton. ' any oi sem: 1. save Pieiéring, s

Lois Whitehead. I lgditb Whitehead, s Muriel Heaney. '

Cooking

Bread: 1 Jannie Msclwen, Stan-

ley Bridge, ‘4 Betty Qiiiespis, Spring Brook.

Tea Biscu..s2 i Bmty Gillsnpll. I

Eva Pickering, I Jennie Maclwon 1 Rebecca Orr. - '

Sugar Cookies: 1 Lorna Warrm,

2 Jannie Macillwen, I Irene Picki- ing, 4 Nora Rield, Stanley Bridge.

Ginger Snaps: 1 Lorna Warren, 2 Hem Meek, spring Brook. 1 ll- vs Pickering, 4 Rebecca Orr.

Blown Sugar Fudge: I Irise

Pickering, 2 Ellva Pickering, 3 N011 Reid. 4 Hassl Carr, New London. `

School Lunch: I. Jay Macleod. étsnley mme. 2 Marlon son. Stanley Bridge I Betty Gillespie. 4 morris Peynln.

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Crocheting: 1 Peniie Reid, Stan-

ley Bzidge.

Embroidered Linen: I Muriel

Heaney, Clinton. _

' Mlnual Trahlhg.

Homme' Hardie: i_ Jas Bennet? evtrnllsy Bridge, 2 Harry uncle. ur locks, Sprin Brook

Misoeiareousi itll-nest hehe, Spring 'Brook, I Iruis Rod Stan-

HY lrldls. 2 ld Cole. New arisen. 4 sloyee Whnnnng, my

n OIL .

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Acquired By National Gallery H ii‘l'°..iX°'§.i“"§’ni... ¢...,. nt.:

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Renegade Band

renegade tonight

horseback Province. utlsw foi-

rlopei mins situ

troops

pobulws-

nseded

.-oper, g, mines

Wa fl M ssnvlnc onmnas

zse loc ina soo

Chinese ;j=°:_3=§_,f,;;;;°¢§#__f:

fav' light wniE_§§§§|h|l

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lace On Way To Shantun( """”“""""""'“""“""" To Establish Rendezvous. Nfld.Sheds

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neutral lone

........‘i.’t‘°..‘a‘,“.......":"..... ._ Colonwl Names

Agents of four Nationalist Cove-1 _.___

ernment leaders vm mums to-I (canadian nm) day to *tvs rssohsd !\=°s°l\°W‘ sr. .1o1~m's,N1ia., .lan.s-New- Ospital oi rukisn Province. to msd- !oundlsnd's picturesque place naais isis in N\t‘°o\‘lsts aww" i° W1 ue rest vanishing. old name: giv- down s rebellious movement in mcmtunqqobymenmchmd I-"\\¥i°ll» »the Indians, many of them corrup-

Whih 14° W°'*'K\“ “Wi” mn' ted now beyond recognition. are siv- UW' "id f°|'“\*|' °““|““' °! 5“'u°° ing way to the sedate terminology IM fi°\“°° ill 9*' N“"°”*u“ “I” laid down by a Nomenclature Board. mints: ation in Nrnkirl. came to And 'nanny tm ma or Gr", HW! K°°l» "P*'°'°”°*'-"** °' Y” arimm mend Dominion is tu- H“°5h“"-, G°'°"°°’ °' “mm ing on a more dignified appearance Plovincx General Yu Roush Chun( Th. uuufomatim hu been "Q °`“°"1 Km N chu' 'M 'mn' ing on now for 29 years In that Cm'Y““‘ '°" “M "° M" 'uw time such names as Witless Bay,

°d "°'°° “ig -"""°“‘ 'E ’°°°”°"' Dark 'rio\¢1e.ole Tilt. Mother nicks.

Puklsn llovlnoe. mls. while, was

quiet after s series of bombing

_ . Poultry r

Barred Rock: i Margaret Ram-

s y, New Loidon, 2 Geo Pickering I Irene Plckring. 4 Marion Run- say, New London.

_» ` coimzlom

Weeds: 1 Clnwn School, 2

Sp:ing Brook Bchocl.

Leaves: 1 Clinton School, 2

Stanley Bridge School.

Samples of Wood: 1 Clinton

School, 2 Stanley Bridge School.

Insects: 1 Clinton School, 2 New

london School.

School Work

Writing (al: 1 Joy Mscuiod, 2

'Mariano martin. Shrine Bfwk School, li Gertrude McNevin, Spring Brook. 4 Edwin Cole, New london

Writing (b): 1 Grace Dunning.

Sggig Block, 2 Francis Boller. j ley Bridge, S Vivian Sullivan. Clinton. 4 Anna Maoliwen, Stan- ley Bridge.

Writing (c):_ `1 Henry Meek. Spring Brook. 2 Alva Jost. Spring Brook. 3 Loma Warren, 4 Blva Maisy.

Writing (d): i For-rie Paynier.

Spring Brook. 2 Frankie Weir, Stanley Bridle. 8 Virginia 0'Con- nor, Clinton, 4 Doris Buntain.

Writing (el: 1 Mabzl Sullivan, 2

Nora Reid. 8 Betty Giilcsple.

Writing (f): 1 Margaret Romsey.

New London. 2 Muriel Heaney, 2 liva Pieksrinl.

Map Drawing ia): 1 Doris Bun-

taln, 2 Bloyce Dunning, 3 Hazel Carr. 4 Virginia 0‘C0nnor.

Kap Drawing lb):-1 Ivan Pick- ering, 2 llabel Sullivan. 8 Bet'-Us oulupie, s Vernon Boller.

Map Drawing (cl: l Margaret

Ramsay, 3 Muriel Heaney, I Siva Pickering. Art work <9: 1 Hsriorie Mmm

2 Jas 0C0nnor, Clinton, 3 Gertrude Mac0uigs.n, Stanley Bridge, 4 Vel- da Dunning, Spring Brook.

Art Work (bi: 1 Vivlln Sullivan.

2 Magaxet Feld, 3 Grace Dunnihsv 4 Francis Bolger.

Art Work ic): i Ivan Somers. clinton, a Loma wu-ren. 8 Harry Meek, 4 his Whitehead.

Doris Suntain

rie Payntsr. '

Art Wogkmfe): la Ian Picgeeigngi

2 Mabel u van, ytun .

Vernon Boixsr.

Ar; Work (fl: I 'iilorley Sor-

gsiw, I lilva Plckrrinl.

Work (Painting): I Ivan

Pickering. 2 llva Picksrng, I Mabel Suiliv

glugghlis ls): 1 Clinton School.

I Spring lfook SchooL

NEW YORK. Jan. il-(UI*.)-

pen and paper sat and humor all the way from Paul Revee who didnt like the British. t° -hm” 'Hlunber who lolllll “wif "h° foiblee of his ocnimspvrarios. are to befoundintbe “SalcnofAmsri-

oan Humorists* gzsonted under the auspoes of College At Exhibition hors.

Tbegallsryisapageaotofpol-

itioel nimry savseoly sud sally dopictiig the trol of John Bull dui-ins the revolutionary days hors; shouts: the predicament or “Jeff” Davin seistd Unim soldiers as he atiem gnu, of g nt Wil- son dancin( as "Iod- dy” Roosevelt Howard Tait stand tip-too repoeaentirl Summer and W.ni4r. There one secs 'rhonias Nast's nasty pictures of the infamous- Tammany Chief- tain, Tweed, and recalls Tweed was arrested in Spain after being :cool- nised through a drawing or the cartoonist many years Iso. and

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have disappeared. 'I'he men who

trol N wi di d

' of ‘ . con e oun an ‘s geography

new rendlhalgguzuih ‘gestutghldgtung ';r'e°t¥$~'gr|,°g“;°m“_ :gd have decided they are not stately

after being in t"e f1‘ld for a year warninss by foreign governments “Win 1°* P1’”¢m “Y ‘W-

in Northern Chlihar Province, Nor- that their naturals must seek re- ” them China. and afrainst the Jap- fuss in fo e‘gn Gr nshtrsl districts “English 'roach In Shelter Case sa-se in Jenol Province. . in een. e th:--ion e ranking oi- And so they hive elven p vc to

` In .”m“h»n| P5915' yum., fam., "nm gh, |»¢°¢,uy.|,¢ up such staid names as Brighton. Ivan- l_ _

‘am N "pm ¢d "beg "_gd_ plum “p-op‘e'g in¢ep»r~dent lvvenunent" hilt. Rollins. WNWWIY- Others ot (Canadian Press) and hunry men sought to -seine in Fuken shruld provoke a crisis. the old fantastic names are going. WINDSOR, ont., Jan. 4.-Miss foot ard clctlfng to enable them Foochow itself is a fortified city. £00. 111059 '°f "Wifi sUP€l’8°d¢d by, Catherine Strang, former assistant to co“tinue toward Shantung. Gov- Fuken oficials clafmod the sith nomenclature tlnked with a decld- matron at the Windsor Childs-en's gi-nmgm; for-ees dr~ve them on, division of the Nstlonsl‘st troops edly British Klavor. Shelter, will take the stand tomor- however. while Japanese aero- had derrted and d°nied any inten- . Ha Hs Buy. for instance, has bt-1 row at the probe into treatment of planes oirelea ov»~~'~ed ready to tion, as previouiy reportfd. of in- come Rslolsh in h°n°r of the Sir'eiuldren at the lnnltution. Today 1-gm pomp; gnc ‘I the irregulars vading nesriu Uhskillfl Pruvilltl- ,Walter who legend relates laid his the former matron. Miss Magdalene _ mv ~ ___.;____* ,cloak over a mud puddle that Queen strang, g sister, testified chlldrgn ' ` C Ellilbei-h mikht walk across. L00 had not been iii treaiad at the shel-

U" sm* ‘ ° Cove has been renamed Nelson for ter charged b previous witness-

th Admiral who con uered I"rance's u y

Anas \¢ua¢av\¢a\¢¢ naaavsvav \l\lra.uaar¢¢u.av

Britain And

w ol-in Stability

(Canadian Press)

MON'I‘R.l:A.L, Jan. 4.-iC.P.)-The

European economic concution is looking decidedly bettar and it will continue to improve ii left alone and not subiooted to totally un- necessary manipulation by econo- mists and business msn. declared Sir Arthur Steal-lsaitland, ILP., ad- dressing a large audience here last nigiitlinderthesusiiiilaesofiisella- tional Council of Education upon the subject "Britain and World Stability."

Attesting to improvement in ling-

iand were the definite Ipcts that production was on the increase, that the staple trades. sum as iron and stool. building. engineering and shipbuilding had recovered much oi the grmmdthoyhldlost. thltim- provernent was seen in stock and share prices, ba.nker's loans. and the incontnovertabio fact that 'l00.000| man out of 2,900,000 had been sm- pioyed in recent months. , "'I‘lio peak of business in hig-

iand, unlike that on this continent. comes ln lnid.summer,", Sir Arthur said, "a.nd~ the unemployment peak is hence in midwinisr. But there, has been a steady improvement in the unemployment figures all through last fall contrary to sea- .sonal unemployment. The reasons for it are the recent changes in the tariff system of Great Britain."

Probe Continued

In Chi1dren’s

' fi es.

H°if°1' °°1¥= 1 1'" Pi¢"°“”l~ 3 ' ‘ r e cl ai o li lain Brit in' Min eil smog oi... mi... i mn. »~......., . Historic Dates',g§,;;,,“,, ,,,; ,;‘:,_° ' ° ° ,,,, ,,,,,,"g,¢' ,,;,;\; ,,, _,,,_ 'gg ,gg

»'rnor.oy Borsovne. Nw D°nd°n- , ____._- I 'nie soouun Burnside nu replee- , period me broke down and uit prone

ed Squid Tickle as the name of a

settlement on the rugged shore oi‘

Bonavista Bay. Turk's Gut has be- come Msrysvale. Broom's Bottom exists no longer; residents or St. Gecrge’s district now speak of York Harbor instead.

And many of the animal names

applied to settlements along $3 coast are gone now. Cat Cove. Bay, Fox Island, Seal Cove, Little Beaver Cove. Tcad's Cove-all bolt

vanished. lu their stead aDD°\l"

such names as Avondale. Norwood. Isle Galet, Lumsden, New Chelsea. Port Albert, Southport.

in the ds-| Thougli these and others like them

have replaced scores of the Islands colorful names, many still remain of the old ones. '

There is Seldom Come Bye, in

'rrinlty Bay; and Com-By-Oh»~n°e on the southern coast. Thcn "WTC is Blow-Me-Down., four different places are known by this name, a

corruption of the Indian Blbmidvlh

Another popular name is Bear

Cove. There are eight of them, and

there a Daniel Fltapstrickb draw- one Bear Brook. There are four ing of s besstis in a dark cave, eyes l Birthy Covei. °“° B“'°hY U00* ‘Hd glowing, with the caption, “Ooms_a Birchy Head. Then there are the on out Inflation, let's have a look‘Brosd coaves-14 of them. and ons gg Broedso. The Newfoundlander seem-

Thg gallery silo h a domonstra- ed to have a fondness also for

non °f em ggvgmg _n design gad Burnt-Something-Or-Other. Ther: technique although ’I‘hui'bor's dis- is Burnt Cove, Burnt Arm, Burr; turbed students of Freud ~parta.ko §s»}'.t1;l\l1"l;ld Pigot I-lea .

paul ’ ohnny um . ~

in outline of Rnveres J ‘ An mu in tm B3, we nnd,`

mom", °°°°1°' W, 1., th, nu, gm-ygig plone coin; on to the cs. n°muk:§,¢;.ufp1‘¢:dA“5.|-gygfind oaplin Bay,nan'isd after .1 woloi “megs worship" in n-'uso any fish thlt l°Y=°°1 1° Wim* diclymnf of gh, '-Nygh" 'gn ¢m|!of1Newfoundland'sooa-st. And eight wn aye. out ouio onininfi suunoi oenlin Caves; (':1'h°f°m1§: "'I\ddU" Roosevelt as Ulysses, to guhigle Sac, a C1199" °V° gait 0 g3&ut:;Nqq\| Runnin( f-h1’0u¥h the alphabet. lockssisthoughtbeess'toonist'1vese °ll»fi1'14|U°*4T-‘°"°°"" 5"'”’h becoming less panpous. less bit» HUI4 CW°-Gmggbwhngpycsg'

‘ re, e ‘s -

hail?" ww-my' mmm md ::::ur:n<¥°;ets:i'e Delight. and-s

As 'ior the`r comments on the FGM” °°“°h“'UA“°° M°d°°' business or living it is to be oeserv- They Hn °“¢ °f "°““- 'i°\’”°“"’ ed th, mm qmma, of ‘dNn_|1n snooping s name for a spot in man “eww iam,” md ww, the St. Barbe district. So thcy Just was a moot uesticvn in 1900 when! “U04 it N““°’°” °°'°' B°f°‘°° "° i-fn.; it nelinyoi in inane-| leg- §\:a§'N;,,;_<;\§;,°°’°°' ““‘°" '::..:°°.:.f';..“:‘.:f':‘.f:.f.i.’°.i:l"»»l.»» -»» »° vm- em- oonsuine lyin bound while above Piwh Gu* '1`\°\=1°°'l’“”°*""“ °°"°“ mm ,wurni wg ,hu-D bud, gg pm.i a smugglers rendezvous. Pofhlw- es about to eliminate his mid soc- R*°¥“°" H*"b°"° md' 1° wntrm' ton In the mme year which ss/w 5“°”°d Bay; me” s°°“" awe' me' of th, Am,.¢,,h_p,, ‘Scouse beinz the sailors contradic- w1 1U¢ uw mf tion for lobsoouse, that melanse Of

0, ,fu U,,,,,d°'§,m,_v° 2°; boiled meet end vesetsblos l°rv°d

galore drew *ree omwi on' with °°P"“”" "¢“““'"’ "‘ "’°

~ M -. ' men in the !o'eastle in the day of

ooveyggtne ASG. Pfcdessor Payne .M

exeleiinlng, "cenuemen, l believe "°°‘°“ P'~

it s actually Alive."

ln lace the use os e pedestrian °°"°'“' "'“"'°"' innevvora wesntvorinetink- "`°'“"' °“_""

ei-'s curse according to Gam-ge m\.nmn”,n~ “num

mas' sewing or “ras sony me -

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t aotllspz Illew Landon

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reeling

0fa'IrairioCop".L\lsdiedoa.\y afewwoekssgo.

'lhedhbttionil familiar tocanadien

andmsgasinei

iefy,Cvsorgel¢d\la.nus. GluyasWillamS.!'l.'l‘ Poli?-SIliS’bX.)liltG Gokhll.lud!'isher

menhiilnsalwho lemenss.|t.s. .

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oilhal

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mistress , BE?-Z'.'.-=='~=i

_i5 'lizzie-

had to be adjourned for a while. Bobs broke from the former matron when an aifidavit. charging hor with treating the children cruely. was read. She was questioned by Mr. M. A. Sorsoleil, ontario Deputy Minister of Public Welfare, conduct-

ing the inquiry, and by Mr.~Ira 0. Humphries, K.C., acting for the A3.-

torney General's Department. 1

It was during this moming‘s ses-,

sion that Miss Strong broke down and hsd to be led from the court- room. sobbing violently. In the af-

tAr:i1?, however, she took the stand ag .

Mies Strung denied older girls had

bathed boys of the some age. It had been testified by shelter attend- ants and inmates that this had oc- curred. Mias strsng said older boys had bathed themselves and that girls were not allowed to be in the vicin- ity of the bathroom.

Witness was questioned regarding

the death of "Buddy" Stevens, three- year-old shelter inmate, who previ- ous witnesses had testified. died af- ter he had swallowed water con- taining bichloride of mercury in which he was bathed.

Miss Strang declared she had not

ordered bichloride oi mercury plac- ed in the bath. She said’ she had been absent from the shelter when the Stevens boy had been bathed. Her sister also had been absent. She denied she had been told or had seen "Buddy" vomiting “a blue slimy water."

Mr. Humphries questioned wit-

ness roguding the physical condi- tion of Marie Godsell, five-year-old ward who died last summer. Miss| Strung said she was absent when the little girl took ill and died.

“Gloomy Dean” '

Is Optimistic

LONDON, Jan. d.-(CP. and A.P.

Cables)-Very Rev. Ralph Inge, the

tries little populated ss present, such as Canada.

The Dean, who retires this year

from the historic cathedral, declares in the new edition of his book "England" to be published tomor~ row, that the position of Great Bri- tain ss one of the great powers is bound to decline relatively though not absolutely.

“The future, as regards elective

force and wealth, belongs to large coiuitries not yet full of people," he adds.

Declarlng that the Dominiona may

not always be willing to support the mother country, the Dean observes further that "it seems to be almost certain that we shall be unable to find food and work for our present population.

"For this reason I favor emigra-

tlm or better stain-directed colon- isation."

Discussing arms and armies, Dean

Inge says “the American government sariouly contemplated taking ac- tionagainstusin the earlypari. of the war." Hs adds the prediction:

“If in the future we are attacked

s an coalition we may

that the United to our fate un- invaded by a

the United States Joined

the allies, he says. “whstovsr senti- ment was allowed to easier into their calculations was in tavcr of Panos. act haunt”

|1111. lallllo UP '

' BEN!! Vi!! ll!!

l§DN, Jan. 5-(0).)-Ml* Q aroused by ths vis! end

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"Gloomy Dean" of Bt. Pauls, fore- -:.- _ 800| I bfilht full-W6 f°l‘ llrie coun- “*”

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O0-00900'

` United Services-Weell of

_ UUNDAY. Jan. lik,-The Neal el lbs Illll-lspsahssesf ‘

'ran lfslst Kllllob-lssallr. Assassins stevens. "

TUUIDAZIII. lib-'l'h!saslIgdthaWI\l-Inq.

‘l\a(Khl®llQl\l-l)_¢l¢,lav,Dg.

WIDNIIDAY, Ill. Ill:-Allml lae&| Chalbtsetawn

lraaoh sl tha Ilia Ssdety. Trinity Ckloli-Slaalsr. lad-ll. Ilrobhomhbi-See'y,

TBUISDAY, Jan. llthv-'hs

lt. Janes Church-lpeahe, .

FRIDAY, -lan. lltli.-Tile Cemmlsdea ia the Chena- “Gs Ye.”-lisa Charon-Spsahs, ln. Dr. Legaie,

Alill'v1cosb¢lflS¢'|.IO'o|l&.

5! 'F fi 1

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Gilislihylllslitsvlllbeslvsaietae

lldlflwlillbsdividelsgqq andthelvangelioaihilianeer-

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Tr¢'n1°ty United Church

Ministers-llV.l. ll. l.AMSA!.D.D. Bl 0l'l'l-lllb-PROP. A. I0! KINDALL L.

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10.90 A. lla-Prayordlseting. li-S0 A. M,-Public Worship.

Sa'mun-“Communion Theme”-Bev. C. N. Brown, DLA. Anthem-“0 Come, 0 Oome l.`mmanuel"-ifsasluosig -

Melody Arranged by Healy Wlian.

130 P. Hs-Slnllay School.

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