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Quf Marshfleld Guides have made great strides since formation Only a short time aso and have nIlnOSl. doubled their niurber. The

wls were most pleased to have our Provincial Commissioner, Mrs. J. Gordon Macdonald visit, who greeted them in a lovely friendly informal way that delighted them nil, The Field Secretary gave n brief check of the 2nd Glass work ihat they are all working on. The Guides are fortunate in having tho teacher. Miss Underhay as a. Lieutenant, who is teaching the first aid test. The Health Section was discussed and the new charts giicn to the Captain, Mrs. Helen Mullll for distribution. Outdoor work was to be carried out by the Loader and Mrs. Hector Jenkins, Lieutenant, when weather per- mitted, There will certainly ho sunlP 2nd Class guides in the spring at Aiarslifieid. Work for it. girls. and see how many we can get. The Provincial Conunissioner conducted an enrollment cere- mony for Betty Foster, Jane Wood and Lona Scott. Patrol Leaders cf the Lily of the Valley and the Tril- lium Patrols introduced the new guides to the Commissioner for en- rollment. After a short. prayer by Mrs. MacDonald, G-uide songs were joined in by everyone and the Marshfield girls surely proved that they were well aiquainted with the guide songs. Lovely evergrcen wreaths were presented to Mrs. Mar-Donald and Mrs. Jenkins that had been made by the guides and were beautifully made and would do credit to a florist. The meeting arfcl Taps.

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The Lst Pack of St. Peter's that has recently been re-organized is making headway under the Lead- tiff-hip of Brown Owl, Lois Brown and Tawny Owl , Lily McPherson. 'i'liere are 3 Brownies in tho Pack and 9 Tweenies who will shortly be enrolled arid will then became rcal Brownies. The three Brownies are hard at work on the Golden Bar Test and during the evening. ivinifred Ann Macmillan, Frank- ie McPherson and Marina Kays passed the Skipping, Walking the Line. Throwing the Ball and the ma; Test.1t was really a party

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want to do srme work so we fitted some in for them and it was fun. While poor Brown and Tawny Owl washed the dishes. Mrs. Jenkins took tho games and what s. noise ilii a little group of Brownies’)? Everyone had to have a turn with [he whistle in the Bean bag game which seemed the favourite. Janet Korrey and Joan Korroy. the hard to tell alpart twins. and Winifred A. MncMillan were the winners. Brown Owl distributed randy and gifts to all thc Brown- ies and only one, Doreen Kays. de- rided not to open hers until Christmas day. (f wonder?» After some fairy singing and prayers the little Tweenies and Brownies ran happily home to bed.

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IN MEMORIAM

GERVASE‘ MOGAUGHEY

The death occurred at the Char- lottetown Hospital. Friday, Nov- ember 18th, of Gervsse MoGaugh- ey. age 62 years Although in failing health foi- the last few months. his death came as a shock to his friends and neighbours. _

lie is survived by his sorrowirrs wife. one son, one daughter, four brothers and three sisters.

Ills funeral was held Monday morning November 31st. to St. James Church Summerfield. where a lllgh Mass o1 Requiem was cele- brated by his pastor, Rev. Father Eugene Murray, after which his remains were laid t0 rest in the ad- joining cemetery. The pallbearers were John L, Sullivan, Everett Glover, Innis O'Connor. Anthea-y Shcehan, Daniel Gillis and Louis Connick.

MASS CAB-US

The Family (5).

Mr. and Mrs. Leo MeGaug/hey (3). Lynn_ Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Bonshaw.

-Mr. and Mrs. John Mdiaugliey. Bonshaw.

Mrs. William MoQusid. Riv!!- dale.

Mr. and Mrs. James '1'. MoQuaid. Riverdaile.

Plus MoGsugliey.

Mr. and Mrs. John MQIILid, Riverdale.

Sisters of City Hospital. Char- lottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Reeves. Freetown.

Mr and Mrs. Ambrose Curley. Freetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mitchell, Charlottetown.

and Mrs. Louis O'Connor. Clinton.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rowe, Free tovrn.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Curie-y. Freetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tools, Bon- shaw.

Mr. and lvfrs. George Hughes, Norboro.

Mr. and Mrs. John L. Sullivan

and Tom. Clinton.

Leland and Zdlma. Curley, Cler- mont.

lliir. and Mrs. John McDntee. Elmerald.

The Rnwe Children Freetown.

Mr, and Mrs. James McGaughey. Seven Mile Bay.

Mr. urd Mrs. South Melville.

Mr and Mrs. Stephen Tools. Bonshsw.

Ellison Toole.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Curley. Uleriuont.

Mr. and iMns. Walter Cuxley, FTCeDOWII.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Connick. Norboro.

James Murphy. Norboro.

Arnold Toole. Bonshaw.

Intermediate Class of Student Nurses Charlottetown Hospital.

Student Nurses of the Charlotte- town Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Hudson MoKenna. (2) Rumford. Maine.

The Pollard Family. Charlotte-

own. Mary Ellen Gcecio. Camibridge. Mass.

Anita Ilsughlin. Charlottetown

Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Malone. Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. William Cullen. Charlotte/town.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred MoCabe_ Mid- dleton.

George and Cecil MoCslbe. Mid- dleion.

Mr. and Mm. Wm. Nolan. River-

dale.

iMr. and Mrs. lbneric Holland. Charlottetown.

Mrs. Gertrude Gludette, Cam- bridge, Mass. ‘

Mr. and Mrs. Morgan McGsughey

Mr. and Mrs. Don MeAllister. Newcastle, N. B.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Giilis and Family. Norboro.

SPIRITUAL BOUQUET

Grade XI. Students and Board- crs Kinikora Convent.

MESSAGES 0F SYMIATHY Rev. Mother Paula, Chwlotte-

town Hospital. iMr. and Mrs. N. J. MsdNeill.

New Arman.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hogs. Travellers Rest.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Glover. Norboro.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rooney, Clinton.

Mia Noreen Noonan, R. N" 'I‘0r- on-to. Ont.

W. Chester S. Mscwro, M. P“ Ottawtn.

Mr. and ‘Mira. Edward Lsughlin.

Shcrbmoke.

Mr. and Mrs. Basil Sherry, Al- bany.

Mr, and Mrs. Harold Drum- mond. Freetown.

Miss Marion MaoCsuitl. Bim- inerside.

Mr. and Mrs. Ollie MoOarviile. ivreetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dunpby. Kensington.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Perry, Free- town.

Mr. and Mrs. Goldie Reeves, Freetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Mos-ton Lnkin. New GIlLsgOW.

Miss Vivian Murphy. Norboro. . Charles McGaughey, Sum- mers do. Miss Vivian Mmlleti. Summer-side. m. and Mrs. Willard Stetson. Freetown. ' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bowness. Kensingwn. C. W. L. Summerfield. Miss Mary B. Good. Cambridge,

Mass.

Mrs Thomas Good. Cunbrlqe. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Toole,

Runnford. Maine.

Mrs. James E. Somers, Pleasant Valley.

Sr. Mary Rosarie. C. B. M, St. Teresa's.

Mr. and Mrs. James Murray. Carleton Siding

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Conway.

Harry Mwbeod.

Miss Phyllis Oi-llls. Norboro.

Miss Teresa Cash, Charlottetown Hospital.

Mr‘. and Mrs. Carleton Siding.

Mrs. vartuu Robert Luies. Mone- tcn. N. B. ‘

Anna and Katie MoGsughey

Harry Davison,

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. GEORGE S. McKENNA

On Dec. 8th. there passed to her eternal reward, Ida, beloved wife of George S. McKenns, Kinkora, at the early age of 45 years.

The deceased had been in fail- ing health for the past year and ilvspite all that medical science and lender nursing could do, the srim reaper could not be stayed. God willed otherwise and on the morning of Our Lady's feast. the Immaculate Conception, surround- Pd by hcr loved ones. her gentle spirit winged its way to her Creator.

Mrs. McKcnna was the daughter of ilie late Mr. and Mrs. James MvKenna, Mermaid, and came as

a bride to Klnkorn twenty five yDilfS Zlgf), licrc by hor kind and cheerful

disposition she won the love and esteem of all with whom she came in contact. But it was in the home, her many splendid quali- ties of mind and heart were manl- est.

Here by love and example were taught the Christian virtues, it can be truly said of her "she look- ed well to the ways of her house- hold" and her husband and child- ren may well call her blessed.

Despite her many homo ties. she was always ready and Wllllfll lo lend a helping hand in time 0f sickness or adversity, and to ss- sist in any good work for the betterment of the community.

Her death is a distinct loss to the parish, hut ii ls in the home. Whnrc she pluycd such a large and important part that her loss will be more keenly felt. She was consoled and strengthened by the frequent visits of her good pastor Rev. Francis McQuaid, who ad- ministered to her the last rites of Holy Mother Church, which she had loved so faithfully and well.

Sh! leaves to mourn a discon- solste husband, one daughter Phyllis and eleven son's, Ivan. Wallace, Elmer, George R., Gerald, Robert, John, Elton, James, Reg- inulrl and Ronald, 'l‘wo sons pre- deceased her in infancy, also sev- eral brothers and sisters, includ- ing Fred, Mermaid, Joseph, Hali- fax and Ethel in Boston.

Her funeral which was largely attended was held from her late residence on Saturday ‘morning, Dec. 10th, to Si. Malaciiy's Church. Kinkora. Solemn High Mass was offered by her pastor, Rev. F. McQuaid, with Rev. Thomas But- ler as Deacon, Rev. Louis Cai- iaglian as Sula-deacon and Rev. Wilfred Keefe, li-laster of Cere- monics. Seated in the sanctuary was Rev. J. W. McCardle.

The service at the grave was conducted by her pastor, Rev. F. McQuaid after which all that was mortal of a good wife and mo- ther, was tenderly laid to rest by hcr six sons, Ivan, \Vallace, Elmer, George R., Gerald and Rob- err. The choir was under tho direc- tion of Dr. G. J. Gallant with Lawrence Gallant of Summerside. organist. Assisting in the choir was Rev. Bernard Gillis, Char- lottetown. Funeral director, P. A. Manzighan.

Mass Cards

George S. lilcKei-ina (l0) Wallace McKcnna (l)

George R. McKenna (2)

Ivan McKenna (1)

Otio McKenna (5)

Elmer McKenns (2)

Gerald McKenna

Phyllis McKenna

Robert McKenna

John McKenna

Elton McKenna

Rev. Paul Griffin (2)

Jacqueline McKenna

Mr. and Mrs, Louis Butler

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Butler Mr. and Mrs._ John T. Mulligan Elizabeth McKenna

Mr. and Mrs. Emmet McKenna Mrs. Eugene Smith and family Damien Shreenan and family Mr. and Mrs. Fred McKefinn Ml". 8nd Mrs. Joseph Hagen Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Curley

Mr, and Mrs. Ignatius Lawless Mr. and Mrs. Albert McKenna

. and Mrs. Maurice Berrigan . and Mrs. James McGuigai-i . and Mrs .J. \V. Farmer

. and Mrs. Robert Shes Mr. and Mrs. Aloysius Greenan Louis, Mary and Ada McKenna Wallace McKennn

Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mulligan Mr. and Mrs. Parnell McMahon Mrs. Alice O'Dowd

Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Morris

Mrs. Andrew Butler and family

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of n dear husband and father A. Ashley Mne- Lauchlan who departed this life on December 21st, 1946.

In the quiet hours 0f thinking Thoughts of you are very dmr, But. our hearts are filled with sor-

row As it draws nfwlher year.

As a wonderful father are think of you

In memories that are fond and true

“were wasn't n thing big 0r small

That you wouldn't try to do for us all.

His memory to us ll a keepsake with which we will never port Though God hn him in His keep-

ing ~ wo still hnvo hhn In our hearts. Lovingly Remembered by Wife and Family.

Hartford. Conn.

Mrs. Mary Mullen, Kinkon.

Mr. and Mrs. Morgan MoGaughey

Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Mcxenna Rumford. Maine.

Mrs. J. Watts Giarloitetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Parnell Curran. Pleasant Grove.

Mis Frances Conway. Bonshsw.

Miss Kathleen McCarville. Chor- lottetowna

Miss Georgina McGalughey, Lyn-n,

Mass. Miss Zeima Curley, Sprinl Val- le‘

y. Miss Doris Cash. Montreal Que. Mr. Austin Curley. Ottawa. Ont.

Mr. Alfred McGaughery. Bon- show.

Mr. and Mrs. Simon Cavanqh. River-dale.

Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Glover, Brsdalbane

Mr. and Mrs. J. Emmet Power Mr. and Mrs. Everett Kelly and family. I Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Drlscoll Mr. and Mrs. Louis Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Georle D. Green-

an Mr. and Mrs. Sabinus Johnston James and Edith McCsrvlllo Mr. and Mrl. Clair Greensn and

family

r. and Mrs. Joseph F. Morris

. and Mrs. Alden Greenan and Mrs. Carrol Hughes

. and Mrs. Lorne Driscoll

. and Mrs. P. S. McKennn

. and Mrs. Fred Coady Pupils of Kinkora School Pupils of Grades 6, 7, 8 Ada Smith Earl Keefe

' Mrs. George McMahon < Preston Mulligan I Kinkora Credit Union Mr. and Mrs. Earl Duffy and

family Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr.

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and Mrs. F. J. Greenan and Mrs. Emmet Murphy and Mrs. Don Palmer and Mrs. P. T. Power Mr, and Mrs. Harold Mulligan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Griffin Ethel McKenna i Gavin Doyle l Mr. and Mrs. Jamel M. Greenan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Trsinor Joseph Murtagh Mr. and Mrs. John M. McKoni-ia Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Hammil Mr. and Mrs. Henry Trainor I Cecil and Eva Trainor I Phyllis Hughes Joseph McKenns I Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Keefe Dr. and Mrs. G. J. Gallant i Mr. and Mrs. and family Mr, und Mrs. Ralph McCarville ‘ Mr. and Mrs. James Callaghan Sisters of St. Stanislaus Convent Mr. and Mrs. John Greensn and family Mae McCarvillo Mr. and Mrs. Carl Greenan Mr. and Mrs. Walter Walker Mr. and Mrs. John E. Mulligan Mr, and Mrs. John C. Gallant James McKenna Mrs. Michael Doyle ,Monaghan Family, Kelly's Cross Mr. and Mrs. Walter Murtagh . and Mrs. Merrii Dawson . and Mrs, Philip Monaghsn l . and Mrs. Wm. F. Trainor ' . and Mrs.

George Dawson

Vernon Greensn . and Mrs. Bert Hamill ,' . and Mrs. Amos Clarkln i , and Mrs. Spencer Hughes , . and Mrs. Linus Mulligan i . and Mrs. W. E. McGuigan I Mr. and Mrs. Bert McCardle l

Mrs. James Power and family

Bernice Campbell

Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Greenan

Mr. and Mrs. James l-Iarrnmiil and Family.

Messages of Sympathy

Rt. Rev. Mgsr. J. A. Murphy

Rev. Paul Griffin

Sr. St. Peter, Montreal

Rev. Fr. Roach

Sr. Mary Alfred

Si‘. Mary Harmenla

Sr. Mary Winnlfred -

Mr. and Mrs. P. S, McKenns, North Dakota

ivallaco McKenna, Detroit

Mr. and Mrs. Otto McKenna, De- troit

Bernice Campbell, Ch'iown

Mr. and Mrs. Patterson Walker, Kensington

Mr. and Mrs. Parnell McMahon, Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Jos. M. Giilis, Indian River 5 Mr. J. Everett Phillips, Sum-

merside

Noreen Shreenan

Joan Murphy

Mr. and Mrs. Plus Smith, Char- lottctown

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Craig

Mr. and Mrs. George Adams

Mr. and Mrs. James Murray

Miss Eulalie Weeks

Miss Betty Murray

Mrs. Erland Cousins

Miss Mae McCarville

Wallace Harding

Mr. and Mrs. Willis Newsome

Miss Joan Trainer

Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Mur- phy, Norboro

Mrs. H. E. Dawson

Miss Mary McPhee l

Mr. and Mrs. I-lazcn MacLellaml Summerslde

Leo Greenan

Miss Ethel McKennn

Mr. and Mrs. Edward McKennah St. Peter's |

Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mclntyro Mrs. Ezekiel Roberts ~ Margaret and James Mclniosh Mr. and Mrs, W, S. McEachern and Margaret Miss Tessie Greenan John and Helen Stewart

Mr. and Mrs. John Murray, Summerside

Mr. and Mrs Urban Farmer. Winnipeg.

IMr. and Mrs. John T. Duffy. ‘Iiorontn.

Violet Cairns.

Florence MoKenll-ia. Spiritual Bouquc‘. -.

Mrs. Marla McKenna Pupils Klnkora School Robert Mr-Kcnna Margaret Roach

Telegrams

Rev. Paul Griffin

Miss Ethel McKennn

Mr. and MraOtto McKenns Gavin Doyle

Gard 0f Thanks

Mr. George S. McKenna, Kin-l kora and family wish to express their appreciation to Rev. Francis MﬁQuaid. Dr. G. J. Gallant, Phyllis Hughes, R.N.. and llll neighbors and friends who assist- ed in any way during their recent sad bereavement, also those who. sent Mass Cards, Spiritual Bou-l queis, Telegrams and Messages of| Sympathy,

CARD OF THANKS

John H. Jay of Fort Augustus. wishes to thank the Doctor and a ﬂeishbours and friends who vislte him during his recent illness.

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HAMPTON w. WL s. ,

The Christmas meeting of the Hampton W. M. S. was held ll, the manse on Tuesday evening, Dec. 6, at eight o'clock. The call to. worship was read by the president, Mrs. C. Morrison, the theme being: f "Our Faith in Jesus Christ". Scripture readings by Mrs. Roger- son followed by singing, “Oh come. let us adore Him", prayer by mem-l bers, with Lord's Prayer in unison.‘ Hymn 5'1 was sung, “Gentle Mary Laid her Child".

The decorations for the Clirist- mas program were very tastefully arranged by Mrs, T. G. Head, with an open Bible, a large white cross surrounded by candles and illu- minated stars, which produced a very vivid picture of what a Saviours birth must mean to us. The Candle-lighting service was carried out by Mrs. T .G. Head. Mrs. A. Best, Mrs. G. Villett and, Mrs. C. Ince. Carols sung were:[ "Silent Night", “Oh Sing a 5011s of Bethlehem", "Come Thou Long Expected Jesus", and “Hark, the Herald Angels Sing".

Offering was received which amounted to $1.80. followed by declicatory prayer by Mrs. T. G. Head and dedication solo by Mrs. L. Ferguson. “Thou Did‘st_ leave Thy Throne". Business perird fol- lowed with the president presiding. Minutes were rend and approved. Roll call was answered by nine members. Community Friendship secretary reported a larize number of home and hospital calls.

The treasurers report. indicates hope that the allocation will be over-subscribed when returns have all been received. There were also several membership fees paid, A delicious lunch was served by the conumittce in charge, assisted by airs. Head. Next meeting to be hr-ld at the home of Mrs. Lorne Ferguson. Lunch committee: Mrs. C. Ince. Mrs. Boyd McQuarrie and Mrs. l... Ferguson. (Patriot Please

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Establish New Customs District

HALIFAX, Dec. DCi-The Prov- ince of New Brunswick, with the exception of four counties, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland and the Magdalen Islands, have been established as Customs and Excise Inspection District No. 1 with R. W. Thorn- ton, Saint John, in charge as dis- trict inspector.

Mr. Thornton replaces Inspector R. H, Pope of Halifax, who re- tired from office in October of this Year.

1t is expected that the other areas, including Nova Scotla and Prince Edward Island, will be in- cluded in another district which will he organized shortly.

Confirmation of Mr. Thornton's appointment was received from lhe Revenue Department yester- day. His headquarters now are in Saint John, but eventually may be moved to Monciori.

Under previous arrangement there was an inspector in Halifax who was in charge of the Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island inspection districts.

New Editors For Madison's Magazine

TORONTO, Dec. 20 -— (C?) -- A-ppointmcnt of Ralph Allen. na- tionally-knoivn newspaper man, as editor of Maclean‘: Magazine and of John P. Clare. associate editor.

as managing editor was announced _ _

tonight.

Mr. Alien succeeds W. Arthur Irwin, who resigned last week to become commissioner of the Na- tional Film Board. He was the magazine's managing editor until ll months ago when he left to write a daily sports column for the Toronto Telegram.

The 36-year-old Alien has spent nearly 20 years in newspaper work.

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