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___,. p The annual meeting o1 the Union Road Women's Instttuteyear as follows: ' at the home of Mrs. Kestle President, Mrs. ' , on Nov. 2nd. Meeting openedvice-presldent, -Mrs. uizh Crcc-(i. Roll cull was answer-secretary, ezl by eight members.

Collectionectors. Mrs.

liars paid dues. Minutes of annual and last monthly meetingMiss Evelyn Ross wrre rend and approved. Corrcs-

l SWCZIIEI", 1 large quilt, I quil: were handed in for the Cross.

'li‘.c secretary gave ltrri Cross work for rnllon-s: 25- pairs army socks. "n. sleeved sweaters, 4 paitilhgstggg, 9 hrze quilts, 5 crib quilts, 3 suits. 1 dress. 1 blouse. I Duiz‘ mittens.

The Institute members wish to

a report oisale for our next meeting.

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lnsrliiite. Tue $5.00 war certiﬁcate was re-HO (about $136) each at cciiscri by the Institute memberswestern court

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WHFEEEirRrIunETrGiIen ‘t.;;r“ ﬁrs? rize at the district convention. . __ ‘n Election of officers for following ‘ ‘

Fred Carver; Everett Moore; Mrs. Lloyd Mellish; nir- George Mellish, Mrs. amounted to 65 cents. Six mem-Kestle Ross, Mrs. Alex MacPher- lastson; auditors. Mrs. Everett Moore.

Mrs. Fred Carver invited mem- ponricuce was rend and discussectbers to her lovely new hcme for cribnext meeting. roll call to be ans- Redwered by a Christmas recipe. was decided to have an auction

the Year 8-! Meeting adjourned and a deilc- Nil- ‘Hons lunch was then served by the

DANGEROUS TEA-PARTY

eurircw thcir thanks to Mrs. Ar- LONDON -~ (CP) —Three men : e Bruce for her generous dona-who used an electric hotplate to “CTN which she has done for the boil water for tea in the midst of 48 tons of high explosive were fined a north-

autism,

Corps News

I; Platoon Sergeants

recently been made. 1 Platoon: Joseph Duncan. No. 2 Platoon: St, Clair Quinn. No. 3 Platoon: Maurice Flynn. No. 4 Platoon: Ralph DeCoste. No. 5 Platoon: Leo Doiron. Rifle Practice

a possible score in grouping: George Kays; Noel Wilson; Paul Kays.

Donald;

Peters;

l 2a score of 20 out

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l David Bentley;

Donald : John Murnaghan.

a score of 20 out of 25 in

‘Kan; Wendell Barrett, Douglas Aghe, Murray, Pte., Glace Bay, a, jéwcore: Gordon McDougali; Jos- ‘chmsson Louis’ pm gene p“ Gallant‘ Mai-she N‘ S. i (vgggtlgxs New Brunswick Regiment Throat and Lung Irritants: hnudiij i?“ Alvin’ ma" ch“- Chmﬂm’ '5 “ Y°"‘°“"¥"°" B" albnouthhvright, Austin Lewis, Pte..

which corrodes metals clothing, especially in presence

niuoxiits

By’ Ken Reynolds

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as heavy stent. C. A. P.. hite solid. irritates thy skin. over live times as hea has an "apple-blossom"

is non-persistent, ns it a particulate cloud.

odor.

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students msv look for part time work in tho hlonclon area to help them defray ex- ncnses.

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Army Cadet

The following appointments have Cadet Sergeant Cadet Sergeant Cadet Sergeant Cadet Sergeant Cadet Sergeant

The following seniors have made George Brawn;

The following seniors have made _ of 25 in group- 1118: William Soper; Bennett Mac- Adrian Don Anderson; Don Mac- Leod: George Tweedy; Lorne Mac.

The following Junors have made group- ing: Alfred MacPhgce; Elliott Mac. Kay; Keith Wakelin; Everett Bea-

and rots

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I 1m: (ziiaawrrerowiv GUARDIAN

in Official LIST 'i

of Casualties

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ROYAL CANADIAN All IORJOI OVERSEAS

‘MIIIIII OAIkAQIIIO BQIVIQ Alto!’

0 tleiis Armstrong, ﬁbroid Alexa-rider. F0, Edwards, Ont. Bartlemay, Irvin Victor, F,-Sgt., Buffalo 18. N. Y., U.S.A. Currie, James Michael, I'M-Sgt" London, Ont

F.- Sgt, Calgary. Alta. Inner. Lloyd John, lit-Sgt, 0t- tawa, Ont. Knight. Ronald Charles, Sgt. Toronto, Ont. Mitchell, Peter John Felix, I".- IA Rock

, B. O.

Lorne J h, .I'.- ., Regina, Sask. “up s“ Muir, Norman Chs-rles, F0, To- ronto. Ont

F0.

Pole, Douglas Campbell. Sarnia, Ont. Raftery. Frederick Stephen, FO.. USA

' Everett, Mass,

Rogers, Lynn Harold, wo., Saint: John, N. B.

B. . Wilson, Victor Henry, IO. To- ronto, On . Wright, Harry, PO, Brantford,

Previously Reported Missing 0n Active Service -' Now Reported e

P0,, Vancouver, B. . Previously Reported Missing 0n Active Service — Now Reported

Prisoners of War-Germany Ames. Walter Ernest, F0” Tor- onto, Ont.

Diamond, Robert Cahoon, IO, Vancouver, B. C. Graham, Harold Joseph, WO.. Stratford, Ont. Lyttle, Alexander Lawrence, F0, North Vancouver, B. C.

Sharpe. Allan Graham, WO.. Orangevilie Ont. . Stoliiberg, Walter Arthur, F0. Vancouver, B. C. Previously Reported Missing On Active Service — Now For Official

Purposes Presumed Dead ofiin, John George, P0.

Huband, Donald Leslie, Po.

Fenelon Falls, Ont.

Johnstonc. Ronald Elliott, PO, Yellow Grass, Sask.

Latham, Jim, P0,, Windsor. Ont

Prill, Berle Clinton, Sgt, Min- burn, Alta, Weaver, Claude, D.F.M. and Bar. PO., Tulsa. Oklahoma, U. S. A. Dangerously Ill As A Result 0f Injuries Sustained On Active

Pierce Wlilic, Campbell, Sgt, Sudbury, nt, Seriously Irijurcil 0n Active

Service Stinipsoii, Edgar Robert,

Sgt, Ottawa, Ont. CANADIAN ARMY

F’

() VEIIHEAS (Maritime Provinces) Wounded l

New Brunswick Regiment Sullivrn, Thomas David, Lieui...

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F1, n, Thomas James. Pte-. ._ ‘l§‘f‘-r“a‘.’..“.‘i‘il‘r.%“t'" solicits ~- a Spam and is némpers-istent- B i/ihalgayhlilgert George. Pte. Chat- osgenc is a colorless gas tart" M‘ i] ‘Donald Aipi-mnse, Pte., 2:5“: lililiieitniilsty my’ n i‘ W" soutliipnrveiron. N. H. and 1s m?! H heavy as air Slightly Wounded m h “owners stem‘ Canadian Ar oured Corps bothpcglsgﬁne “T52 °h1°r°pl°mhi McLean, Bernard Celestine, 'I‘pr., “ma! “chats u .1 are about six westvmel N_ 5_ "Y as B l‘ and ﬂllshtly Corps or Royal Canadian pﬂlsyegltﬂt u Engineers e r an - - Brownell, Russell Henderson, anrgsff‘ ‘Sh; °€1°ﬂe”' “WY ‘m’ Spr., Truro, N. S. Pm °“~ Slightly Wounded B. C is usually in the form nl

de lliadawaskn, N

Devon. N. B.

Minto, N. l3 Sussex Corner, R. R. No, 1, NB.

Armadnlc, P. 1'1. I. Waterford, N

Pte., Saint John, N. B, Previously Reported Missing Now

No. l,

South Devon, N.

Dartmouth, N. S Bellecote, N. S

Albert Mines. N. B

Head Chezzetcook, N

Halifax. N S

Elsie L. Hill (wife) 38 Water St» Charlottetown. P.

Atholvllle, N. B

cuminac. N. B

Paquetvlile, N. B.

Pte., Sprydield, N Shclbume, N. S

John, N. B

Saint Edward, N Simms

Saint John, N

Caniplaeliioni N. B. Killed In Action New Brunswick Regiment Dainhoiso, Jenn, Pte., sic. Aime . B. Lock. Albez: John, Pte.. North Dangerously Wounded New Brunswick Regiment Arsenziuit. Leonard Joseph, Pte.,

MCFQYILIIIC: Donald Harris. Pte., Severely Wounded

N.S. and P.E.I. Regiment Gallant, Lawrence, RTIL.

a: E‘ 3

Hinchey, John James, Pte., New . S.

New Brunswick Regiment McLaughlin, Harold Ronald,

Reported Safe and Wounded New Brunswick Regiment Barton. Haiitord, Pte., R. R.

Cliipnian. N. B. Wounded Royal Canadian Artillery Casey, Joseph Edward, Gnr.,

Arthur, Gnr., B. Corps 0f Royal Canadian

Engineers Crooks, Ronald Phillip, Spit.

F

Doucet, John. Thomas, Spr.,

us. and P.E.I. Regiment.

N.S. and P.E.I. Regiment Dunphy, CPI»

. S. Hayden, Stephen Edward, Pte.,

Murray James,

iiiii, Daniel, Francis. Pte., Mrs.

E. I. New Brunswick Regiment Cormicr, Joseph Willie, Pte.,

Slightly Injured

Reconnaissance Units - Jlmmo, Alenn Russel, 'l‘pr., Es-

New Brunlswlck Regiment Clement, Francois Xavier, Pte.,

Missing

N.S. and P.E.I. Regiment

Cowie, Alexander Ssungster.

. S. New Brunswick Regiment Bradley, flan-v Alexander, Pte.,

New Brunswick Regiment Campbell, Andrew, Pte.,

Leblanc, I-IonoreB Joseph, Pte.

, Robert‘ Randolph, Pts,

cauaiiiau ARM! viinssas

(Maritime Provinces)

Wounded N.S. and P.E.I. Regiment

Sn Balmer David Ham-y, D.F.O.. to

E. C. JOIINSTONB, C. L. Branch 6-6 Phillipa dg. 111,-!!! Grafton Street Phone 14

Charlottetown, P1].

MacOonaldT €eriild,_Capt., u, us. Killed In Action

Eng srs John Edward,

Logan. Spr., ’I‘i'uro, N. . N.S./and P.E.I. Regiment Arenburg, Bertram Leo, Rfm, Hebbvllle, N. S. Beuzley, Vincent William, Pte., Halifax, N. S. N.S. and P.E.I. Regiment Bent, Douglas Edmund, Pte., Phinney'e Cove, N. S. Boutiller, Burton Issac, Pte., Tantallion, N. S. New

Boutiiiei', Gordon Roy, Cpl., Victoria, NS.

Brown, Earl James, Pte., Spring- S

hili. N. . Deveaux, William Henry,

Dorrington, Daniel William, New Glasgow, N. S.

Kehoe, Neil William, Pte., Peters. N. S.

Lewis, Sidney Carleton,

illcr.

Springhiil, N. S M

Curtis Harrison.

Upper Stewlacke, N. S

Smith. Edison Reynolds, . S

Cook's Cove, N

New Brunswick Regiment Klerstcad. Francis Ralph, S

Cpl, Fairville, N.

Melanson, Ernest’ Joseph,

Plympton, N. S

Manitoba Regiment Gallant, I-iarry James.

Logglcville. N. B

Dangerously Wound

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Mrs. Nellie Dcvcaux (wife), Bris- P.E.I.

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IIIIIIII- Casualties

(UIDIARY) llliellnAetlen)

, William n . no.

In. Nellie Doreen: (whhrgiristol. ohn I gte. Mrs

(would), woiurmi

hwrﬂee, iu .. (mother)

Gallant. ﬂuid Mrs. Ross Gallant adds.

u» ‘iv thaniei Cpl llrs l , ., . ‘fit. (mother) Ioulhton

Gallant ton Station, P.

Wound NJ. and IKEJ. Regiment lng, Lloyd Nathaniel, C1" of (mother). Bong - ton Island. P. E. . Moody, Samuel Perley, Mo, Ber- wiok. N. S. N.S. and P-It]. Regiment Myra. Austin Theodore, Pte., Gold ‘River. N. S. . Outhouse, Murray Hilton, L.-Opl., Tiverton, N. S. scott, Samuel Henry, Pte., North sydniiy’ “ha wt k Regim o _ ew ruin c en Chute, Woodrow, n., Welsh- pool Campobello, N. B. Grant. James Gordon, Pte., Black River, N, B. Hayward, John Fraser, Mn. Lincoln, N. B. Montague, Gecald Vincent. Pte., Saint John, N. B. Robichaud, Normand, Pte. Ship- pigan, N. B, Slightly Wounded Central Ontario Regiment Kyte, Albert Victor, Pte., Syd- ney, N. S. Regiment De Quebec Blanchard, Gerard, Pte., Poque- mouche, N. B. Jean, Alphonse, Pte., Lameque, N. B. .. New Brunswick Regiment .. Daigle, Peter Joseph, Cpl, Loz- ier, Settlement, N. B.

njurcd N.S. and I'd-LI. Regiment Benton, Neil, Pie. Scotchtown, i

New Waterford, N. S. SPRING PARK W. I.

The annual meeting o! Bprlna Park Womens Imtitute was held at the home 0f Mrs. Meeting opened with the creed. Roll

paying membership ices. The An- nual and regular minutes were r01.

and signed. Mrs Sims thanked the members for their co-operaiion during the year. Mrs Burhoe the treasurer gave her report. It was

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ll -.' i-S-Siﬁléiéléltrf! for organized for ion" Cudmoregwas received as first prize fci' crib quilt. Reports of sick and committees werg received and new ones appointed. Sick —- Mrs. Con- stable. Mrs. Arising. Salient-Mrs Burhoe. Miss Hessian, Lunch, Mrs Gamester, Mrs. following officers were appoinied‘ Pr, Mrs. Sims (re-elected), v'~ pres. Mrs. MacKinnon-

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Maocioapixr, Miss llie=s1aii,itm, Tomilson invited members to meet at her home for Dec meeting m1] call to be answered with "magazine for shut-ins". Meeting closed with God Save the King. Dainty refresh- ments were served by the licsteu asisted by Mrs. Ganzeslei and Mrs. MacKinnon.

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