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By Louis Arthur Cunningham, Author of “Of These "‘ Three Loves,” “Marionette,” Etc.

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Th]: column is reserved for new: or local interest, but advertising of I newly nature may be inserted at five cents a word, strictly pay- able in advance.

CONFEDEBATION LIFE INSUR- ANCE.

C. W. L. ENTERTAIN. — Ten boys from 1H. M. S. Queen Charlotte were entertained to New Year's din- ner at the Queen Hotel Friday by the War Services of the Charlotte- town Sub-Division of the C. W. 11.. the happy gathering b81118 Dllcsided over by Father Louis Dougarx.

ELECT OFFICERS — At a meet- ing of the members of the C.N.R. Maintenance of Ways Island Divis- ion held in the C. N. R. Depot it was decided to donate $10 to the Charlottetown Hospital and a simi- lar amount to the P.E.I, Hospital. Mr. Brenton Wood reported that $300.00 worth of Victory Bonds had been purchased. The following officers were elected: President — Brenton Wood. Vice-President - James Martin. Secretary - Harry Hennessey. Chaplain - William McGarry. Mr. S.M. Lea, assistant Reneral chairman of the organiza- tion, was present at the meeting.

THRILLING EXPERIENCE 0F VISITING PILOT- Flying Officer Jack Leigh of Niagara Falls, who spent the New Year's holidays as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. I... Prowse 1n Charlottetown, was second pilot in an aircraft recently credited with s. successful attack on a Nazi U-boat in the North Aﬂantic. The fliers after registering believed to be direct hits on t e target, remained- over the scene for half an hour until

knee; came and when they left the oil slick covered an area 100 by 300 yards. Flying Officer Idgh joined the R.O.A F. two years ago. He trained at the Char- lottetown Airport for nine weeks and made many friends here during his stay. He arrived in the city {game first time on December 27,

PRESENTATION AT TRAINING CENTRE - Before leaving the Training Centre at Beach Grove Inn to take charge 0f No. 6 District Depot at Halifax last week, Lieut. C01. Fl. Andrew, M.M. was wait- ed upon by memburs of the Prov- incial Command and the Charlotte- town Branch of the Canadian Legion and presented with an ad- dress and a suitable gift. Mr. John

of the Charlottetown Branch read the address which referred to the Splendid manner in winch the Ls- land soldiers received their initial training and the efficiency with which the Training Centre has been conducted. Capt. N,W. lnwther, President of the Provincial Com- mand in esenting Col. Andrew with a. su table gift said that the Canadran Legion had followed with great interest and bride the basic training of the young soldiers at Beach Grove. Major AB. Robert- son and the staff at the Training Centre wished Col. Andrew con- tinued success. col. H D. Johnson, Major T.E. MncNutt. Messrs. E. M. Bagnall and PE. Palmer, of the Charlottetown Branch and Prov- incial Command accompanied the delegation and spoke very highly of the work accomplished at No. 62 CAB. Training Centre by Col. Arxlrew and his staff of experienc- ed officers.

War—25 Years Ago Today

(By The Canadian Press)

Jan, 4, 191B —British line on Western Front advanced slightly south of Lens. Prime Minister Wil- 11am Lloyd named new Newfound- land cabinet. Australian National- ist rty retained Prime Milli-Ste!‘ Williim M. Hughes as leader.

THE KIRK OF ST. JAMES

Preaching a sermon for the New Year on the text “God 15 0111' Fe‘ 111 e and strength. a very present he p in trouble. Therefore will r10! we fear." (Psalm 463-2) Mr. Som- ers said: ‘And days ma)’ w!" when u. it may b0. will 1056 1011C!‘ lwlth ~hrist, grow hard and cold

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Personals

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Mr. J. O. Hyndmau returned from Ottawa Saturday morning after spending Christmas with his daughter, Mrs. Alan Macmillan and Flight Lieut. Macmillan.

Friends regret to learn of the continued illness of Mrs. George Keefe, who has been ill for the past two months and was removed to the hospital again must-lam where her condition L; considered serious.

LAC. Wesley MacLeod of the R, C.A.F‘., has returned to his unit in Nova scotia after having spent Christmas at his home in North Winsloe, LAC. MacLeod l; s, son of Mrs. Pricilla McPherson and the late Wesley MncLeod.

AB. J. H. White of the R.C.N. R, returned to e mainland an" Bpﬁndllltl his Christmas leave

Virginia MacLeod. MacDonald, Roger MBBIAHII.

of the death of Ivan Charles Mac- Donald. who passed away at home 1:1 Scuthlake, on December 19th. in h‘ pest two years he had been in fall. ing health, although able to be 111p and about the house. to his death, he had been contlned to his bed, the end coming somewhat suddenly. He leaves to mourn two sons and one daughter, Pom Klngeborc Char I. on place, 11.1111 Ruby Violette, Banks

Edwin , bong Beach, California, and one sister, Irene, in Maine, U. S. A. His wife predeceased him 23 years ago. also a son Harry. five years ago.

home and Kingsboro Baptist Clirr h Rev. H. hymns were, "There's A Land ‘T11R1- Is Fairer Than Day.” The “Heavenly Land.” Wallace Miumphy, Wallace MacDon- ld

Eloyd Kennedy. Daniel MacDonald acted as imldertaker. Kingdbo-ro cemetﬁ y-

gitgh his wlfe and family of this

Pte. Cixarle B. R0 , 57 or] 5t» O1 . haslgone t: camp ﬁr? 11mm. Arkansas m1- further mm- 1118 in the Medical Replacement Centre there.

L.A.C. Arthur MacL-ean, engine mechanic R.C.A.F., left Saturday momma ‘w reloin t 11.11111- Bbendinrl a,very enjoyable furlough at the ome of his parents, My, and Mrs. Neil Machean, Charlotte- wn.

_____________ ORWELL Report of Orwell School for Deg- ember,

1 Fraustina Noddy. Grade 10 Jr. 1 Elva McKenha. Grade B 1 Ruth MacLean, z 1,11- 11111 Noddy and Betty Noddy (equal)

Grade 6 l Charles MacDonald, 2 Noreen McKenna.

Grade 5 1 Stanley Maclieod. Grade 3 1 Frances Noddy. 2 Vir- ginia Macbeod. 3 Rose McKenna. Grade 2 1 Betty MacDonald and Blair Macmean (equal).

Grade 1 Sr. 1 Joseph Noddy. Grade 1 Jr. 1 No exams.

Highest Average ___ Fraustina Noddy 805. Perfect Attendance, Betty MacDon- aid, Gloria. MacDonald, Marcellus

Grade i0 Sr.

IVAN CHARLES MACDONALD Friends were saddened to learn his

1s 60th. year. For tihe

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O In the obtaining of the marriage license . .. the rush of preparation. .. the celebration of the marriage .. . do not forget that you are required by law to notify the National Registration authorities about the happy event

The bride changes her name . . . often both the bride and the groom change their address.

Also, when any registered person moves at any time from one address to another, he or lhe is required by law to notify the National Registration authorities about the new address.

Every person in Canada, l6 years of up and over, unloes exempted in writing, must be registered It 1e, A patriotic duty to comply with the National Regio- tratlon regulations. You will avoid substantial penalties by doing so.

Every person, eo registered, who afterwards znerriee or changes his or her adureee must report within i4 days to the Chief Registrar for Canada.

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