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3t. Paul's Parish Guild Annual Meeting

The annual ntcet-ing of the Par- ish Guild of St. Patti's Church was held in the Parish Hall on Tues- day, January’, 20th, i942.

Mrs. N. H. DeBlots, the Presi- dent. presided, and opened the meeting with a recitation o! the Lord's Prayer in ittilson ‘Ihc ntizttttes of the last annual meet- ing were road and on motion axiom-

The treasurers report showed p, very successful year financially

Mrs DQ131015. in a most interest- Inlz address, told the Guild mem- "bers of the manv activities during the past. yvai’ 0f was the letter from the Red Cross. giving an account of the great many articles sent there bv the ladies of Si. Paul's.

Reports ivere heard from the foi- lowinq branches of ww- Women's Attxiiiary": Branch A~—~Bl‘iillfll B- Jutttrrs --- Little IInlpr-rs. Reports of other brunettes of church work were elven bv Mrs Clamp for the Sanctuary Guild, Miss Fiveivn Has- 2am for the Living Message, Miss Norah Longvrorth for Y.M.C A , Mrs. Irelth Mflfflﬂﬂd for P. E. I. Hosoital Aid Commit-tee.

Mrs. H. E Miller. Mrs N I-I. DeBloLs, Mrs. E V Bell, and Mrs M W. Weeks were appointed to make arr-armaments for Thursday

ppcza at the Y.M C.A during

thruary.

Mrs. Reg Kemp ropvried for the nominating cominiltme bmught 1n following slate of officers for

President, Mrs. N H. DeBloLs.

Vice-Pres , Mrs. George I-IHKIIP.

Secretary, Mrs, Ielth MacLeod.

Treasurer, ltliss Irene Home.

Executive. Mrs. H E. Miller, Mrs. H. H. Home, Mrs. E. W. M/‘Kinnon.

Vice-Presidents on P. E. I. Hos- pital Ladies Aid.

. iss Helen Grant, Mrs. R.. C. stcddarci, Mrs Ivan Home.

Y. M. A. Rcpresantativest- Ml== Norah Longworth, Mrs. Char- lo.- Botttlqtg

Red Crn=s Representative-Mrs H E. Miller.

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Choir Representatives-Mrs. W. R. Adams, Mrs. E. W. McKLnnon.

Airs. M. W. “leeks moved a sta- cere vote of ‘chunks be extended to Mrs. DeBlois for her faithful and untiring work as President. oi’ the Parish Guild. This was seconded bydMrs. George Haroie. and car-

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PARKDALE scnoboii

Honour Roll of Parkdale School for month of January‘.

Principal's Department

Grade X.—I. Kare hIacEachern: 2. Joyce Warren: 3. Isabel Howard.

Grade 1X.—1. Blair Moore; 2. Barry Moore: 3. Brendon Bell

Grade VIIL-l. Vincent Dwvre: 2. Ronlgld MacLean: 3. George Mac- Grade VII.—1. Lottis Panuet; 2, Warren Greaorv: 3. Robert Bell.

Miss Auld’: Department

Grade VI.-1. Shirley Gregory: 2 Marion Coles: 3. Mariorie Arbing. , . . Eleanor Bell. Mari- orte Gallant. equal: 2, Eileen Gal- lant; 3. Douglas Moore.

Grade IV Class A.—-1. Betty Cook: 2. Lorne Livinxlstone: 3. Helen Mac-

Lean.

Grade III.—1. Vanda Buell: 2. Joyce MacCaIlum: 3. Alice Mac- Donald.

Miss Willis’ Department

Grade II. Class A.-i. Arlene Bell; 2. Shirley Gallant: 3. Jean Mac- Callum.

Grade I.—No exams. _

Mtliar MacFadven. Principal.

Mildred Auld. Assistant.

Georule Willis. Assistant.

In Memo riam

MB. J. RICHARD STEWART

A‘ deep gloom was cast. over Mb. Albzon on the morning of January 16th, I942, when it; became known that J. Richard Stewart, n. well known and respected resident. had passed‘ away. How true it; ls; "In the midst. of life we are in death"

_ Although being in poor ttehlth my

a 511°" “m6. his death came very unexpectably. Mr. Stewart was a man of sterling character, a very affectionate. husband. a kind and loving father a good iteighbour. who was always ready to lend g, hand in time of need of trouble. Beside his sorely bereaved wife, (nee Alberta Boswall) the follow- ing are left to mourn. one son and four iauuhtcrs. Mrs. Gay Mac- Eacltcrn, Mermaid, Mrs. William Ross, Vernon; Mrs. Harry Horton, Mt. Albion; Mary and Albert at; home; also eight grandchildren and seven sisters Mrs. Annie Irving, Mrs. Sadie May, Mrs. Belle Irving, Boston, Mrs. Leonard Wood. Mrs, Henry Wootl, southpm-t; M1-5_ Thcopliilus Wood, Waterside, and Ivlrs. Lane Boswall. Mt. Melllck. Hts funeral which was largely at. tended. was held from his late residence to Pownal United Church. The Scrviccs at the house and grave were conducted by the Rev. D. K. Ross, Pownal. the hymns sung were, Rock of Ages, In the Sweet by anti by, anti Nearer. my God to Thee. ’I‘he pallbearers were Mesrs Harry Kelly, Wm. Doyle, Clarence Wood, Ralph Horton. Lin- wood MacNeil. and Fred Robert- son.

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OFFICERS ELECTED - The Annual meeting of the st, ELlze_ beihs Ald vtas held on Sunday, lleb. 1st, I942. Interesting reports on the years work was read by the retiring President and Secretary The followin officers were elected. President, Ivilrs. S. G. Peppin. First. Vice President. Mrs. Tom Mc- Millan. Second Vice President, Mrs. Gavin Dufly. Treasurer. Mrs. MoNeily. Secretary, Mrs. (Dr). I. E. en.

PRESENTATION. - Mr. Keith Jenkins Mt. Herbert. left on Thurs- day. January 29th to loin e

. C. A. F. On Friday. January 23rd

oartv izlven _ friends and neitzhbours at the lovelv home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Jenk- ins. On behalf of thosc nrescnt the EUESI’. of ltonor was tircsentcd with a beautiful watch of service ticsian.

é BY BASIL IIAYE o4 CHAPTER I

DARK SECRET

There was somethinz menacinl

about the dectvioted roar. which

for the tnoment, seemed to ﬂll the blue sky. The two men m the fifth- fioor office halted instinctively their

ambllmz conversation. One of them windows. which meant that v

extended aloniz almost all the side of e room. for this was one of those which are

th ultra-itiodertt offices

litzht-trztbs.

space above.

‘That's not." an airways machine." the man reflected aloudunnd) his companion lauchetl itioodtly, rising and crossing the thick pile carpet to

look out from the class. peering up- wards as he did so. "One of the new bombers. u

I thouszltt!" he responded thovkh with

no great aplmretit interest added

"Good work. Nothing in the world to Beautiful to look at.

touch them. First-class to fly. I believe?"

He stopped rather abnipily. swunlz

round on his heel and came back to his seat. The dark bulk of the h bomber, silhouetted against t e tzienm of sun and sky, soared on southward like an immense drazon- Ily, the roar and shape of it gradu- ally diminishing.

"Sort of calls you back. Bond. I suppose?" the other murmured, his puzzled eves studying the man on- posite him. who looked across at him sharply, then shookhis head.

"Deiinl.elv—ttoi" he said. his voice

tion. anyhow. What my future holts I haven't as vet decided. burr-the Air Force certainly has no place there. I've drunk to ‘Happy Lﬁﬂdlflﬁ, for the last time. And-no repeats. Th other. younztsh.

shrewd. tntclleclttal tyne of lace. companionable to his calling. He was the modern product of mily at lawyers, fottr generations old. Deep- m2 and Dccpins. represented now sols-iv bv him, enjoyed one of the

most enviable oi soiicitors’ practiczs. »

Ho was as ctumblp in his profess-

ion as the nnin sitting opposite him

Accompanying me m, was a very had been in his. That. utas what. wor-

complimentarv address A host of

rted him now. Ccrtainlv the future

friends 10in in wishiniz Keith the M Mich“) Bcmd ‘v35 m’ “w” his

best of luck and a happy landing.

affair Deepinizs relations with Bond were

titan had been his past.

ANNUAL MEET1§G_ _ The Am conﬁned burclv to whatever instruc-

nuai Meetimz of New Wiltshlrc Dis- trict Royal Scarlet

tious he received in regard to the familv estate, which Bond had rec-

Clmpber was held 1n Kmg William Lodgemmm cntlv inhtittod. and left. in his care.

Kingston. on Januarv 14th at the

All tho satnc. cquctllv with every-

close o; the District meemnm The one who had known Michael Bond

following offifgers were elected: W.C. ‘m

Elmer Younker. l

if. cctesfcfrrchs. A. E. Dollar. c1 1 Marsh. Davis Ward. 1st Iaect. W

D.C.. . Dctthr. c. Scribe. L R-A-F- Dwm"!

to three rears since. when he had icm Winu-Cctntnander in the wondered what callv hari lain behind the cloud of

mystery’ in which Bond hnd sudden-

wooti 2,1,1 bee“ R Mucus“) kt‘ iv rcsitznetl his commission. and had Cond.. Millar Henderson. 2nd Court. ‘1‘5“il)nem§§) ma? ‘hi’, cfntnng" 3i l’ Hibbert Tremere. Herald, E. Holmes. 1W1“! Wed "'58 "M" i“ i-

Sentinel. Wm. H. Patti, Attditcr, F. C. Dollar. Auditor. J. A. Murray.

PATIENT IN IIOSPITAI? Mrs. Wm. Weir's many friends will be very sorry to hear that.

Bond had. indeed been so ﬁne a

pilot and so straight a man. that; a whispcrinc: _ llllklllil him at that time with pub-

campaidtt persistenlv

alarm concerning leakage oI

ltc . otherwise SiHCUY-kCDb official sec- she 1s a rots. secmcd

absurd. Yet. after

patient in Aberdeen Hospital, but Bond had 5Q suddenly disappeared.

will be glad to know that, she is do-

tlie rumours

remained. and wege ' ‘ o

ins as W11 as can be extccctid. fol- never dispelled. for it l5 difficult

lowing mt which she underwent last Wednes-

day. The family on learning of her 1 sudden illness hast-cued home. Rev. Andrew Weir of Vcrncn, P. E. I Mrs. W. Lee King, of Providence, R. I, and Mrs. Fred Myers, of

emergency olmration, catch up with whispers.

Decptntt. \\ll0 know ovcryvthitlg clse tbout him. knew llClLllLl‘ the cause his exile. nor what, he had been

tiotnz with himself tittrintz the three years of absence: and he that the Irieitcliicst _ would meet with no response. Wisely.

realircd of intentions

“I-Rlugashi “L” he!‘ grandslmi Wm“ he now reverted to tnattcrs over

less operator Stuart: Welt‘, R. C. A.

came on from Halifax, and lcit hie-ct, him half-tray,

for Souris, P. E. I, to visit his wife and mother. --(New Glasgow News).

OFFICERS ELECTED‘ “Tm An‘ V?“ that ybirve rttiumeiiabigidciilrlil} you're bctniz serious or not nual Meeting of New Wiltshirc Dls- i‘; fleﬂnllfldgg mom job huw___wne,.eve,. '

in King William Lodge robin on

January 14th. with o. aootl attsnd- “mm your “mm o"

"l WAS TALKING OF YOU" "Well. I hope I've made it clear to

that score.

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whiclt, attytiow. Bond xvas obliged to her?"

I I "Thanks! I've better ways of oc- Cl-lllvlnil mv time.‘ Bond spoke drily. Il-Srilllil b? his ieeta t w h I ‘ e awier oi no care ave I his suggestion rejected o abrutly. I t "LiSWlI. Echo. 1 atih’. kntxvni. s y: you've been, and certainly lust. your old sense of hum-

mer’ Lodge was held M’ Km“ ‘m’ ular vein. "You've noticed to worry Wlmbever ycu've been doing-you've

anyway. I (isn't. know. of course. 0111'-

You need buckmu up con-

unce. althouizh the uuv was some- Wm,‘ vow, ma,“ am u you intend Swen-lb“) n “Hum Drove “mum,

wnat disuzrceable. encourauink re-

ports were presented by thc various event“)-

lv to "settle down at. Sun-

uodzes, shDWinIZ the order to be in "mzh°lm°

a. llourlsnimz condition. Tllc meni- bers of Kim.’ ‘Viliiatil Loduv 011.01"-

“Evicn if that were in my mind. I

can't do it iur some time." konci in-

Latneci the visittnr: Brethren in their mwuut“) Wm‘ i‘ ‘nucdv “m” mm"

homes. A hearty votc of thanks was “ce- “H's m“ “my

complaint. I have

to ntakc, DLCDIIILZ, about the way

exmmed ma“ Dv me ‘visiting mu"- your ﬁrm has handled things. let- spoken man urotesdnz in alarm. al- to the bottom ctr Ila-RE tinu a. imc old place like sunning-

‘rhe loi-

bcrs for their ltosoltallty’. ‘ elected: D.

IOWLIUZ otttcers were

Maswn Q Mmar Henderson D‘ D_ hoime to this Antcrican woman "we

M '1' D. 11‘

fun. becyh G. Beer. D. Marsh. M. E.

MacSwaitt. D Lcct. A. E. Dollar.

D. Lect. Wm

Davis

Tremere. WELL

KNOWN TIIEIIE —-

the provincial truck licensing dc-

purtment. Montreal, has been ap- o‘;

pointed Montreal

"A" amounts. Mr. Clltlll

L). Rnzc. Sccv. J. A 0m“- . . ,. . ' , . ti . It." true. thoustlt. that sins J5" 1' L‘ Dom“ D‘ deal of her life in the States. And. lldlllitt/vltlly. ‘all lterd _ H’ PnuL D_ Audiwr; comes front ticrc. €l‘V 200 irroney warm D_ Audnor‘ Hibber; gklis. tco. I can tall vou. The rkoﬁtc

i. ' B 1d!" retested v ("elgéltittgl Vivialii is British

ITIOIICY

m a strintz ot shops out there

keen the stream of dollars at full yupiﬁd Deeping as he moved for- ‘ruinous of the great

flood. . ..,..~ < - "'11 t‘ ‘hv. having tour power o! Gum)“ C““m' 5mm‘) officer m attortiidvst: act as weithoultht best. asicc. lcokitiir shecplsh 8nd 811-!‘

st venr. we clinched wit-h the lease Sunninpzholme the young

Yegilimal °m°° " c ' m. on. "Better b far. e room. holdin out. ti"

manager w" m" 0'1 ¢cllir°ner °f wgyarrzitlctlﬁlguvc the old nlaeey kept F121! litilriilrtg Igdeepinlz. g U-IOO, Canada to handle all applications 1n occupgﬂgn allel- in this area for extra gasoline rc- achth. ﬂlld-nflt lust thch being in poor little man the shckr she saiz. 11°35 350W m9 "llmmllm i-"JWBOYY touch cvcn with your whereabouis- go i5 0n we had no time to consult you. Aftel;

vour uncle's

loan to the Flederal Government. all. she's been paving a fat. rent-

Mr. Caron, who will have his

"Oh I know all about it. That's

headquarters in the walet building not. mv worry. It's the Kiri hehwll- in Lafontaine park, eitpLcts to have Wflgis Sh‘? like?

the office open in about 10 days ucrn in i839 m St. Tran, Gaspe. Mr. Caron went to College at. Si. Dunstan, P E I. Pic was president and one of the of the LaSaiie Taxi Association, and be-

kathercti since I she's well oil the wild and impos- siblc side. Ive heurti stories. Dccuitiiz. of the Americaniz-

ievc ms. mv dear Bond. she's very CI1lil‘l‘lllll.‘-l."

"Maybe: but from what little I've reitchcd London.

some vivid

1°79 ma‘ W“ B-QSGCmMY-l Wm‘ the int: lnilttcticc ot this tenant of mine Dlwwnd Taxi Company for eicht (IOWXI at. SUIIIIIIIRIIOIIIIG. t! she isn't.

year-s. - Montreal Star.

olhus-vouivnia pretty wPd‘

stinking up the uhosts dowu there. nothimz ever cottid."

“Talk. as usual. is wild and. Ioollsh.

dmg was solemnized at this Church Site's not donut the nclithbourhood

of the

Immnqulgte concgpﬂgnl anv harm, anyway. I believe the vil-

Sydney Miner, Feb. 2nd, with Rem lazers are otuti- lunil of her, Youﬁeﬁ

D. L. McIsaac officiating at nup- tial mass, when Elizabeth, daugh-

aa she once told me herself. B116 a hard lite tut she came quite un- <xnc;tt'dlv int» all that money. On

m. of Mr‘ Md Mm- John James ti at l wits. at one time-cab- Young. Sydney Mines ixicame the ,,,'.§,f,,',.‘§,f,,}§,l,,,,,,,ik,, that,"

bride of cpl. Bernard Gillis, R. C.

1t.» mtuttttttd over on the Con-

A-. 8011 0f Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. tinent once. 1 believe." Decbinl went Gillls, o! Indian River. P. E. I. The on. "and-utter a pretty awful time

bride's dress was a blue ensemble. She carried a prayer book and was attended by Miss Dolly Wade. while Pie. Wilfred Perry. R. C A., of Si. Michael. P. E. 1.. did the honors for the groom In the evening a supper and reception was held at the home t-f the bride's parents. The toast to

other. John Young, and responded by the groom. Mrs ussistc’ in serving by Mrs. Mc- l-ﬂlll Mid Miss Katie Ratcltford. Mr. and Mrs. Gillis. who are very aopular have the best wshcs o.‘

eir many friends for c. long and 31al>py_wedded_ no, A A

his

Old .1 . i)!‘ turi ' the bride was proposed by her bro- h0ug¢__

Young was IIIQUIHIIQIIICII. that ’

s0 I gathered-mad to work her way back to the States as a. stewardess

A rziri like that. coming suddenly

into tniltions. is likely to be a. abate gllEtiLyClLlll‘ lll I121‘ spending. d0nt. you think. Bond?"

"Tnats no reason why a decent. nl like Sunninuholme should

mv dear fellow!" Deep- "If anyone told you

"I got. it from Tony Farehcm’: wife. He's at lha uir base close bv. -~»,.»1 titrr mo a’ Sunnlnﬂ. She acid the Air Force mess there used the u‘, .

flvtmt. I‘l air for that."

"That's a woman’; version and- I'll nurcc-yxomen aren't inclined to like Dcimh Vivian any more

sits llkrs nor own sex She l?’ (ymDllﬂllCRllV a mans cut- "Anv man's no doubt.

“Whv not. test that. my den lei- low?" Dceoimz laulzhed. "She wants to mac’. you. When I tnld ltegéhat,

vouwero back in London

i into a species oi’ road- ‘

tam: ii you did takg a. tiip (ittlilwn w ‘lllllllnltnOllntl an ma e e ac- . qlldﬁllllililbﬂ of DfilmaksVlvlilin-——" Canadian Press Stat‘! Writer)

" ot or me. nan . 've—-"

He was 00111400 to stop. because a Cardiff. Wﬂlw. FW- 3, — (c?) " door nan been ilunlz wide amid a Thousands 0f Germanys best sub-

- ~ y l l been 58m duel of voices. Inat of a qutetl. marine pe spline “We prisoner. A. rd of the

BY DOUGLAS AMARON

n ternated with a girlish voice. slikhtly V. Alexander, ﬁt» 10 v dxawlinz and Ltitlnltelv amused. Admialtv, said in an address hcte“. "Dont. be s0 ridiculous. you silly scrchgih of the British navv i_.. little maul" the woman was suym, growing but. because of the Gel- "Why should Mr. beeping give you mm build“, Cnpaclw amlthc wide the sack? He'll be only too lllﬂd to range of t, eir naval bases, the see me. I tell you. lmci I don't. care heme with ,1“, 5llbmllllllﬁ§ is ton- h°w bu-W he " tin-uous the minister said, “Never- nAh. youve come at paxuctly the males’ a heavy toll is being rlttht moment. M15: Vivian. tntcr- m, and H, seems cleggbletrois ward, a gesture from him causing m me,- ew su-b. the bald-headed tmc c.crk to stand g‘,',‘,f,§‘§sm",,'fu, ﬁffﬂlenuy“ ﬂamed ' " add d. cri/iis.'aiiiuhdci told o! the des- ction last year <1 the SPbmZTmJ '°.'....§'ﬁ.'.‘.%?-‘.§' . ._ . . zs . ‘I do houe you wont. give tha. ougngfxettlexllig m ma? to “thug, l e came Ill his WW be“ "hi.°§i‘§§yitcangt\i$.ieiit.n remnlttctl submerged until dazkness when_§_

is d. nqtiic clerk closed the door as the

him. “He did keep me out——— _tTo be Continued) __

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MIIRE SIIIIIS

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the mist," he said . canto u again, but the destroyer was stil on the scene and on“, .. dived again,

"A depth charge attack Frove him out, of tion and he surfaced astem c the convoy, He believed the escort wo id be o1:- of posltim, but it was stronger than he knew. Three destroyer sighted him and closed (or the at tick.

Dlvcd In Dark

Schepke crash-ditted. but too late. Depth charges smashed his 1i ht; as the U-boat dived deeper w th the crew in pitch darkness, In a second attack his Pump! We" put out o! action,,air was BSCBDIWQ and water was coming into the blitzes, Deeper went the submarine.

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