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Mr. Waldron Oamerori was 3 re- cent visitor to Charlottetown.

Grade VIII (Miss Yeo): 1, Tho- mas Davies; 2. Constance Chand- ler and Leo Duffy (equal); 3. Con- stance Cameron and Donna Horne (equal).

Grade VII: 1, Elizabeth Palmer; 2, Jean Isabel Macdonsld: 3, Syl- via Campbell and Dianne Phillips

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Mr. Jimmy Dawson visited the city recently. _

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Mrs. Harold Donahue. Cornwall. spent a week-end at the home of

her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. (mum. E . mood’ south Mdvme Grade VI: 1, Dean Birt: 2, Carol sokp Toni“. SOAP Goon BU! K ffiﬂidl of Mrs. Hamid Palmer. a£fm?eeJ;k Dew (equal); 3' k fo 1 2 I ' . Borden. will be pleased to know Grade V. (M1,; M.¢L¢,m.,,)- 1 C C0 e’ r 0' H H " H 3 ' mt “I005 I wide variety of Cloves Leaf Seaioods '*h“ ‘M 1‘ "-1°“! “1°¢1Y f°11W1nl Anne McAndrew: 2, Sharon B‘ug-I MG 5 s'°'s' PADS ' ° ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '- 1‘ ' ' ‘_' '7" ° ' ,. iov mm who!-on-. «emu:-I L-mu M--I» ‘.‘.°.’...°"i§i.'.‘%.‘.i"..‘.,"..ii‘.‘i. *’“"°° :’3i.3'.“6"iii..if’“’i{3%2;...... .. 1'3: ~ -- ~ 2 ’°' ~- -~ ~- °*‘"""“-"S . I u 2. w M e . TOMATO sour 12 9f $100 The many friends of Mrs. Nell aid. ‘ﬁlm? nG1'e¢°ry, .C}:i‘Ieltan::D3:- HEINZ Ass°'RTE'D BABY I c e vies (all equal); 3. Joan Nelson. FOOD MACﬂ]NE SLICED

MacCallum. Brackley Beach. are glad to see her home again and feeling much better after her operation in the P.E.l. Hospital.

Grade IV: 1, Pauline Johnston: 2. Heather Matheson, David Seller. Ann McGee (all equal); 3. Bar- bara Kennedy, Virginia Vessey (equal).

Grade II! (Miss G. Taylor): 1,

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at their respective homes in South (e°'u:l';' °"°' "N 3°35" cluk OATMEAL ,

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Grade II (Miss Riley): 1, Garth CEREAL

Rev. Frederick Lynch, S.J., Rec-

HOBI: 2. Joan'Boyies: 3. John Cur-

tor of the Jesuit Seminary, Toroii- 31, °' " “ "°'°"‘ °°"d“.°'“‘l 5 Grade II \(Miss Ferguson)‘ l 2 . N w"k" '“''°“ ‘' M" 5'‘ v‘“°°’“' Judy Bruce: 2. Beryl Collier and I . . . . e . C

Halifax. Fr. Lynch will arrive in Charlottetown on Saturday and will be the guest of his mother. Mrs. John Morris, his sister, Mrs. I-‘rank Maclntyre and Mr. Maclntyre, 85 Highland Avenue.

POWNAL Y. 1'. U.

Pownai Y. P. U. met Friday eve- ﬂinl. Feb. 17th at the home of Dorothy Inn. The meeting open- ed with the devotional period led by Christian Missions Convener. Mrs. Parker Ings. The subject for the evening was ‘The Fun of be- ing a Missionary", and opened with hymn “Jesus Sgves". follow- ed by prayer by Mr. Weir. The scripture lesson was read by Mrs. Jack Worth. Readings on the topic were given by Kathleen MacLeod. Lily Wood. Hilda Wood, and a talk by Mr. Weir. Hymn “The Church's One Foundation”, closed this part of the meeting.

The president led the business period. which opened with inutes of previous meeting. Roll call was .esponded to by 28 members.

A discussion took place regard- ing s crokinoie party and a com- mittee was appointed to arrange same. Next meeting will be in charge of Christian Citizenship con. vener, Kenneth Judson, Lily and Hilde Wood to have recreation.

Lawrence Pusher (equal); 3, Joyce Archer,

Grade I (Mrs. Bethune): 1. Donna Belle Richards; 2, Helen Toombs and Margaret‘ MacLennan (94051): 3, Gayle Ramsay and Flora MacLeod (equal).

Grade _I (Miss Crosby): 1, Debbie Pietch and Billy Prowse (equal); 2, Margaret Rose Bradley, Mar- jorie Lea Bradley and Gleriys Hughes (all equal); 3, John Ives.

KINGSTON UNITID W.M.l.

‘libs regular meeting of King- ston United W. M. S. met at the home of Mrs. Fulton Wilﬂis on February 10 with the president. Mrs. Lorne Smith, presiding. The theme, “The Church, the House- hold of Faith."

Meeting opened with the hymn. "I Love Thy Kingdom Lord." Reede ta-kl pert. Mrs. Owen Younkeir. Mr Lyman Newson. Mrs. Lloyd Mat.-ltinnori. Friendship Corner. Mrs. Roland Buohannan. Christian Stewardship. Mrs. Syipii Newsoni Read responsively 12 chapter of Matthew firnt 25 verses. followed by reoeeiing Creed in unison.

The new book "Growing With the Years" is to‘be studied sit next

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meeting. World's Day of Prayer is to be held in Kingston on Febru- ary M and to invite Kingston Baptist WMS. Hampshire. Clyde River and North Wiitshire. A report on Preobyterial was given by Mrs. Elmer Younker. gleaned from a small inutes of last meeting were cleared land! reed and approved. Roll call sn- Then, one gtormy day, um mg. Noted by 17 melnberl Ind one ged pioneer threw a sack across visitor and one new member was his broad shoulders and started welcomed to the W .5. Coiiec- walking to the nearest grist-mill, tion $8.20. Frlendsiiip Fund 31.20. often several miles away. The old Mrs. Willard Proud idiaiiited mem- mill was like the smlthy of a bers for cards and fruit seal. her. later period,’ a place where the Next place of meeting, Mrs. settlers gathered to discuss the Owen Younker. Lunch coinniiilee. latest events. in their respective Mrs. Ralph Youisker. Mn. Edgar communiies, while they waited in Newsoa. Mrs. Pope Newman. turn while their grist! were being Meeting 'closed with prayer by turned into flour. president. Organist for evening. Often. a farmer Would be Ibleni Mrs. Fulton Willis. from home for a whole week. . passing the days ‘in pleasant con-

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ed an ulterior motive. And she was as quick as a ﬂash. The “W “W “'9” "'9' birds that fly. and have flown h uegsnu. about the yards oould attest to em; ﬁg. I.‘ this as could any survivors of the

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some years before the war. He was one. we recall thankfully who survived lengthy service in the Forces. and leaving a brother to sleep a last sleep over there. came home to friends and loved ones. though we suppose. not with- out grim experiences of battle difficult to forget ...And what

now of over there? 'I'iie Con- servatives are making gains in Britsin's elections, but it is a long up they must bridge before “Mr. Churchill rides again." And here? Rob comes in with ‘a satisfied ex- pression. "A round dozen!" he says.

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