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HOPI RIVER SCHOOL H0001‘ roll for the month enaber:

Grade X—1. Helen Simpson. Grids VIII-l. Mary Simpson; Sirrlllzeon; 3.

Simpson. Grade VI—-i. Claude Simpson; 2.! Martha Simpson.

Crude V-—1. Beverley

Grlsde 1II-l. Maynard Simpso

Grade II-1. Herbert Simpson; 2.! Ehrlind Malone. Grade I (til-l. Harvey Malone.‘

Grade I (b)—1. Fenne Stewart. Grade I (cl-i. Carol McLeod. Teacher: Marlon Doyle. .___._-___~____ VERNON RIVER. SCHOOL

Report for November:

Grade ers. Clinton MecLean. it. Marie Myers; 3. Louise Enman.

William Masters.

rissey. Grade II—-1.

Neil

2. David McNeil.

Joan Msodonald. ‘l

tit-meld. Jean Iinman. donald, Louise Bin-man.

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Mevso-ootnwvn- MAYER MIMI"

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ofia very enjoyable vaca Clarintda

slmpson: ‘ci-oolrett. 2. Geraldine Turner; 3. Earith Mc-i Lecd 1

X-1. Eugene MBAZCOHBIC. .9114; Ix-l. Marjorie Maction- ald; 2. Jean Enmsn; 3. Betty Mast- Crsde VII—1. Joan Macdonald;

Grade VI—l. Preston Richards; 2. Anita. lilyesa; 3. Earle Aylward.

Grade V—l.~Joseph Macdonald. Grade HI (SrJ-l. Jean Rich-

uds. Grade III (JrJ-i. Ronnie Mor-

llimestine Macdoal- aid; 2. Joan McNeil. Helen Mc-

cl-éatle l <si-.>_t. aground Avi- ward.

Grade I (Jnl-l. Mary Aylward- Highest average <95 percent) —- Perfect attehdanoe; Eugene Mac-

Joan Mac- Preston

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MITCHELL

York Anti Vicinity

Mr. Bill Cooke and Gordon Crockett were visitors to the City .on Saturday.

Mr. and lilrs. Frank Wat-ts, York were visitors to the City last weak. I Miss Dnily Wstts student of .UI\lOn Commercial College, spent the weekend with her parents. Mr. .and Mrs. Harold Watts. York.

Mrs. Peter Proude. York. wss a ‘visitor to the city on Friday.

l Mrs. Harold ‘Watts, York. Spélll ;Saturday in the city, l

i w. and Mrs. Leigh Vessey were Jisitctrg to the city cn Friday.

I People of York and surrounding Wiistricts are girti to have the bus ‘running sgair. rftx the recent snow tstmms. '

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l Mr. and Mrs. Peter Proude. were visitors to Covehccd on Friday Icveni-ng. the guests Q1’ Mrs. Proudg’; mother. Mrs. George Besristc.

I Mr. Eric Carr. Oyster Bed Bridge. was a visitor to York 0n Thursday.

Mrs. Albert Proudc. York. has returned to her home in York. after tion with hoi- daughter. Mrs. Gordon Carr. Qysiﬁr Bed Bridge.

l Mr. and Mars. Dave MsaDtmsld .s.nd daughter. Lavina. Union Road were visitors to York our Stlmdsy. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon

_ Mrs. Alex Beaten. York. was a . visitor to the City on Friday.

Misd Wlnntfred l-layter. teacher of York School. is at present at ‘her home in New Glasgow, suffer- ‘lng from tonsilltis

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Mr. l-larry Lewisznd Mr. Angus Cllmey are doing a rushing business butchering horses for fox meat.

Mr. George Kielly on the death of his mother.

Mir. Cordon Hardy and Min _Elee.nor Hardy. leasant Grove. ‘were visitors to the city on Friday.

w. and Mrs. Cordon MUN-Y. Bruokley spent Sunday in Pleasant Grove the guests of Mir. and Mrs Randolph Murray.

liiir. Juries Hardy. Pleasan‘ Crave was a visitor to the city on Friday.

Misses Shirley Cooke. Olga. Proude Marguerite VQIIQY. Norma lewis and Mary Watts. students of Prince '0! Wales oouege. spam the week- end at their hclrles in York. Miss torus‘ -Wstts lllmt Sunday at her ltbme in York.

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nical subjects arrived yesterday for

use of students at Bolshoi

. director of education for the Prov- ince. informed the Guardian yes- terday. The books. tinsel; cover a wide variety of l eluding the reps once work. electrical work, etc. The books were sent Department throllsh the Omldlasl . cations! Services

ronflict. Many of these men were

———— -2. Allison Owen. Much sympathy is extended to ,

Richards. Jean Richards. lilrnestlne Msodouald. Joseph Maodonald. Ed- n-lllsd Aylward. ,, _

Teacher, Anne Tweedy.

The annual meetrlg of the Bay View Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. Cecil Simpson on Nov. 20th.. with an attendance n!

HEADACHE

CCILLFIPCl by N._E.U_I1BL..§. l A GIVEN FA“ RELIEF

I! a dull. throbbing ‘ ’ making your life miserable. you should learn of the triumphs ec- cornpliabed by Nervlllne. This soothing llniment penetrates deep- ly towards the source of your dis- tress. and produces e feeling of warmth and comfort that means so snub to the sufferer.

Astonishing results have been secured in many severe cases. Hun- dreds say that real success in kissing relief attends the use o! Nervilisle in Neuralgls, Sciatica. Lulnbego and Rheumatic pains. Ior simple Sore Throat. Coughs, Colds and Hoarsensss, Nsrvllllse is

se uaafubsllst you should get a S0- eellt bottle bday. Remember: Ner- viliae is a linlrnsnt with greet pen-

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The President, Mira. Clifford Simpson presided and the meeting opened by repeating the creed in unison. Roll cell followed which was responded to by paying mem- berlhip fee; sq- the atlsuiag year. Mil-mine of the int sauna and rs- ltlsr meeting were seed and l9-

, and car- lnembers remember any

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netlreIey '_ celtaawartatrictlsler’ alvllee.

sucmrrou. nooks LlB-lVlq new books on tech-

. the Vocational Mr. L.W. Show,

bound. ects in- ir and mainten- of Diesel engines, sheet. metal owlllentﬂ. by the Labour. Ottawa.

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SWEAllNG-N CIIEMON! - Yeaterday morning tt the Oily Hall _ James Edward Howatt and Arthur - Gordon Bishop were sworn in as members of the Charlottetown Pol- ice force by Hi.- Konoul- stlpendtary Magistrate K. M. Martin The new- ly appointed constables were ad- gggggq by the Magi ltrate concern- ing the duties of their office and the important funtvon they have undertaken to fill 1:; community. Corporal Tony Lllnd. whose appointment as head of the -

h-ohlbltlcn Enfov-‘t-ment Sqlllﬁ

was announced Monday nlxht was ' - - A | is congratulated on his promotion g smumy “Yhd m “m” s" our beautiful “n: smd" begun,“ m1 twolmmsr-t Am”: mo" “ White or Yellow Gold. with “liwl silt num- present at the CFPETYIOYIY We" ‘f’ Couns u. w. Lowtter, c. M. Cox. 5°“ “m,” mo“ Roi,“ of Pearl Necitiacss- eruls and smart cord “"

Chief of Police Birtwlstle. City Clerk J. A. Bhlllertnn. Clerk cf the Court. Major Waller Smith

WORLD SERVICE COMMITTEE ENLARGED AT LDC-AI Y-M.C.A. —The enlargement of a stanzlitlﬂ f committee on Worill Servhe was _ announced at s meeting nf the ' Y.M.C.A. board of directors ‘ast evening. It will be ‘ile function of Y the World Scrvhe Conlmiltcc to interest all YMCA. groups and friends of the Association in the work of the movement throughout the world. Information Jl=lst re: t-eived from the YMCA. World's Alliance at Genera, Switzerland indicated that nina-‘ty-sevon Y. M. C, A. buildings Vwcre t-ompletciy destroyed and many others were badly damaged in war-torn coun- tries. It has been round that six hundred and six YMCA. Secre- taries have lost thtlt homes and all of their posseswns tiurir-g tnc

interned in Japan and thrmlgh- out Europe. A considerable num- ber lost their lives. Members cf the local World service Commit- tee are‘ T. Roy Cuflrnore and Wal- ter J. Cox. co-chairmon; Ralnh J. Rupert; John McNair; E. E Cir-w- '

son; Lloyd Willlsff-e‘ Harold For- sythe; John Mcirlnks; Lorne W. Storey,

WARREN GROVE SCHOOL

Report for month of November: Grade X-l. Verna Younker; 2. _ Marjorie Sanderson. Grade VIII-l. Arthur Wheatlcy;

the life of the d.

lse and Ann Carr. an~l

Woodside. und irene Pickering,

Thrill ller with a beautiful

Valerie Gladys Glover opened the

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GIVE IIER IIIIE c for CHRISTMAS

The Gift she will cherish forever.

Men's Watches

ed by i3 members and l visitor- The minutes of t"e October meet- ing were read and adopted.

ling display.

Diamond Ring.

PEARLS

9i“ """‘°'°|‘- also handsome Ladies‘ band‘ cmm i“ " All the smurf lines in com M" "°"‘_"°"" 9m b°x' BULOVA’ ELGN’ i’ ~ She'll love it. t l u ' TAVANNFS suogsglih L k l‘ N‘ oc et and o o S13E19‘ Rings GLAMOR PINS _ chain . r ‘RACE-HS IO-K gold filled Case clld ~ "Q ‘ will always treasure |>ENDANT5 chum‘ H” H“ °°"'F‘"l' one of our Signet Rings. gogAglgg mwu Mﬂ“ E |°'°'Y and EARMNGS gilt. A wide rungs of POCKET WATCHES styles In attractive gift WALLETS "°"°"

Open All Day Wednesday Until Christmas t

. R.WILLIAMS

f’THE FRIENDLY lswsttsri c1’. scone: sr. '

and giving a New Years reaoiu-t tion. Several contests were then en-

2. Lelth Owen.

Grade VI-i. Ernest Owen; 2. gifts. Verses tvcl-s read by Enu The treasurer reported the col- loyed prizes being by ltlxs. W. l.

Velda. Jewell. McKay and Mrs has. Wrodinde lection from our Thankoiferink Harrington. Mrl- Everett Budsmut Grade V-l. Stewart Vickerson; arranged gifts on t-.lb1e.Tllc bride service amounted '0 $5.00, and Mrs. Michael Brennan. Mem-

_2. Wilma Lsdner; 3. Raymond Vlck- to be 'hankeri one and all foi- their l8 copies of the missionary hers decided to pmy bingo at the

Bfwll- . kindness and gift’, which included monthly and l0 world friends were next meeting end r was suggest- GYM“ 1V-~1~ D°Y°¢ﬂ vlcnlw"? a nice sum of mono sent for. ed that members donate a small

I (c)-l. Elwin Corbett. High t average in senior grades. Stewart Viciterscn. 82.6. Highest average in junior grades

Wayne Ladnef. 92.5. Prise fior spallinas. Arthur Wheat-

icy. Prise for stars in Junior and”. Wayne Dldlldl‘. Heber- ledlner. Perfect attendance. Whestley. Leith Owen. Ernest Owen

Verna. Sanderson, Allison owed!

A quiet wedding took N"! i" the Margate Parsonage on Wednes- day, Nov. 21 at e o'clock when Rev. Cordon Stevens timed in mar- riagejVelds nor-me, daughter of Mr. and rs. Cler. Dunning, Clin- ton and zlrl. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Coles of New London. The bride looked charmSng in a-rosc crepe with sequins trimming and navy HCCQSIOTlvI and was attended by her girl Mend. Elecvl Andrews. who wore a drew of navy with accessories to‘rna‘.:ll. The groom vva; tbly supported t-y Ivan Somcrs. After the wldditlz ceremony the bridal party. together w'th friends motored to Charlottetown where- supper was waiting them in the Blue Room of Old Spain. Later in the evening they returned to the groom's home when, ~an enjoyable

community with fruit.

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work. The Secretary

the year’; work u follows: Donations were sent.

Tuberculosis league. Cartels-

Ami Puud. and Salvation Anny. SW

es of used clothing and one new The

quilt wen sent to Drops expenses of cleaning. mlrescclnl bride at the homo of her grand- the home of Miss Eunice Rsckham It was voted to send $200 to the end varnishing school were paid. u parents. Mr. and Mrs. JNIHPS Dun- Mrs. James Wares lcri the devotion- '1'. B. League also to purchase "u." ‘maxim a ‘cataloging. m p.121,’ “curated. "no so? was ‘xiv/rapt: using the program from hllndl for the school m; my," ‘chum “m” ‘u "h" b, “w ‘Masmy. eéora raj wt yeLow ‘leme- a ovlarby; mootglly and sever- Clover invited member; for m. ectlsmc fill. at‘!!! DIN" IINW The bride. ﬁlm- : ortcll to chair 500k wﬁettlsla gt Mtrllcnggrlilrriysrlllotlrae‘ ‘lt-uttlo-muhigruﬁnli! ‘any?’ 3”?’ of ' ‘ '. ~' ' . .e ~ ' r u a y lt Illxawélodmmwim- ma“ iumoratzluharoa, by her i: gztbittxricghbelni “Meet the wom. gs decided to hold mm" on m“ . ‘nnnuﬁm b . “m! t ‘ tum" sws, tn h: h d i . PHLMM" Se.lar MGM. Dec. Slat. _ no n‘ m.“ m m R11’! n; g h dentu- the bride t a an attracting reading 0.1 . loll osllto be answered lw nam- m“ ‘m. u" "portal nun.“ léaznuy er aim, Mn. some Imliﬁrlllcs. 0a.] was mgygr. in: an ornamental tree or slimy reported receipts for Yﬂtulllggé The glfta were carried in oy lpu- h’ ¢ X " A . 3N ' " 0 M- m 11in mama slalom. ‘" "‘ tcok place nsltltislg as follow: school comm. Mrs 'munla. Pvt-HM- Ih 0111M News issue. m Rupert elm”... ~ "°'°l“°'°“- " ~ "m Mat-ins II to be held at. use " jibe-pi“. UR. _@ﬂ“ ma‘ u m‘ pup." shmnm m‘ WI- . December 10th. 1t ms decided to

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gave aln end review of the yearn iopwfod on

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. a ‘oi-asset. All. Matthieu

evening was spent and a buffet lunch and ice cream was served to aunts 9nd uncles and grand- parents of bride and groom. Later in the eveninr a folly group of serenaders arrived to extend nest wishes to the happy young couple.

Previous to the wedding a mis- cellallcous shower was given to the

hevealtolﬁhlﬂle dglfta stout Ulbllﬂltml

lid. he Malone. Mrs.’ used

o-t-aat norms.

lﬁliood. Ill‘ If!!!

GEE“ nI-L Wayne Ladnu" good fellow." lunm was‘ servetl GEE“ II (‘))_11~:m’h gun" and remainder of wenillg was ao- Cslde (b -_—- elm- s ner. chm), spent.

‘Iiescher. Tasibel Diamond. his 80th yell!‘- Mr. McKlnr-lcn was born in COIIS-DUNNTNO WEDDING Shamrock. P. E. I. and was the

Oﬂulhitfee: Irena Simpson. Grant »

Y. Alter singing for "Shtfs a jolly

In Memoriain

DONALD MACKINNON There passed awn-y on Oct. 5th. at the home of his sister Mrs. Dan- iel Dixon, Donald McKinnon in

eldest son c-f John lfcKinnorl and his wife. Marv Met-can He moved with ‘ris plrents at an early age to Rise Valley where lie remained unt‘. shortly before his rleath. There l-n left to mourn the following sisters and brothers: Mitrdock of Sydney, N. S. wr-o was present at the I'll eral. Another brother Angus with whom he re- sided. The sisters ave: Mrs l-i J McLean, Clyde River. Mrs Mabey cf Somerviile, Miss. and Mrs. Dixon of Brsdalbslln. The funeral Whlwh was largelv attended took plae from Bradalhana Presbyterian Church on Oct 27th. service being conducted by the Rev. Mr. Mc- Gowan of KQXTIITUQIa-Tl-

Following were the pallhlsrdfl! W-ilter G Mtxenzls. Nelson Mathe- ton Colin Mathescn. J. W McKen- zle. Prank Ncwsom. Kenneth Cra- ham.

The funeral was under the direc- tion of Mr. James Andrew of Han- ler Rﬂver.

WIIATLIY RIVER ‘W. III. S.

MEETING

The Wheatley Diver W. M S.

held their November meeting at

article for prizes. 01c subscription was handed in for Institute News. Lunch was then served by .the hostess and meeting closed ith the King,

Collection amounted to 95 cents ind 3 cents for penny fund

The roll call for the December meeting which is to be held at the home of Mrs. (Jordon Andrews will be answered with g verse containing the word “Love" with Mrs. Cordon Andrews to prepare

ROYAL OAK W. I. The regular monthly meeting of

program. o oalls were made during the ‘he "We! 0R Women's Institute month was held at the home of Mite. Roy

Nicolle on December 8rd. The pro Iidwt occupied the chefs and the meeting opened by slnsins the Tn- stitute Ode. followed by the club

Our quilt for lasbrndcr was packed and sent away. There were pravcrs read for our

missionaries. .

Th t . womena creed in unison. He": emailing closed with Std m,“ “l! mpond“ to b, dim ' ' - members with exchange of Christ-

"Father in Heaven la my shep- herd Dlvimc" real: in unison fol» lowed by benedicihon.

Luncheon was tten served.

mu gifts. One new member en- rolled. Six visitors present.

Minutes of the annual meeting were read and approved. A christ- mas box was then packed for the Orphanage. mostly of nice worm clothing. Members held a basses- on November 21st and were greatly pleased to realise the

sramo VALLEY w. r. The December meeting of the Spring Valley Women's Institute

No other Giff curries sucll meaning or Jewellery, nor is so much

appreciated. You can't uo wrong by choosing one from our spark. W

was held at the home of Mrs Mamie Adams The Prerdcnt Mrs Ever- ett Sudsbury prodded and opened meeting with the ode and repeat- ing creed in unison. Roll call was zesprmded to by an exchange of Ohr-stmsa gifts Two new members were WB1COfTlOd._m'Tl\ll€! were read and approved. The sick and school committees had no report.

The Red Cross vcnvenor report- ed is pr. mitts and l pr. sockiea had been sent to Red Cross So- flﬂlll- The Secretary reported the sum of $21.10 receipts from the auction sale.

New committees warez-

Sick. Mrs. Andrew Csueley Mrs Harry Sudahury.

5~'I\00l. Mrs. Robert Glover Mrs Hiram Harrington.

Programme. Mrs. Roy htplln. Mrs. Andrew Cllhy and Mrs. Iv. crott Cousins.

appointed and

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cl . . - - 7i? ccsmilttse in cli . _ cents. Install ‘t

sum 01 $l01 40.

Correspondence consisted of a letter from TB. League and copies of Institute News. ‘Thanks were than received for sick treat and bill for same paid. Mn. James Derby and Mrs. W. W. Buell were sp- potnied to make out a new lunch committee.

itt-tegsg». =. .,

send $15.00 to T.B. Leﬂslle and it was also moved and seconded to purchase two new maps to: the school. "

The next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Howard Bell, where there will be a, bingo parry. Roll call to be answered with an article for the bingo game. Pm- gnm contests by Mrs. Bell Mert- ltlg 010s!!! with Notional Anihrlll. Collection 90 cents.

._._____.___-____. TNKERMAN SCHOOL

Report for November: Grade IX—-l. Marie Mclynoaux.

Grade VI-l. Cecil Molynenux. Grade V-l. Waldron Moll‘- nsaux.

Grade IV-l. Cecil Stewart‘, i. lleckie Anderson: S. Billy Stevi-

art.

Grade 11' Sim-d. Lloyd Moll‘- nesux.

Grade 1T Jr.—l. Dannie Striv- srt; 2. Margaret Stewart.

Grade I Srr-l. Sussic son; 2. Winnie Matheson: mer Stewart.

Grade I Jr.-l. Elmer Mathe-

Metho- S. Ei-

son. Teacher: Florence MacDouSﬂU- (Patriot please copy)

_______.__. MO Us STANDARDS INJURED DA . Australia ——' ‘C?’ '

Australian aborigines _ ‘

harm from their contact with int

white mun during the Australia"

Ann's upation of the Northtlll ‘lbrritm-y or defence pU-IWSQ-‘t ‘i?’ cording to Orown Prosectltcr K-J Wynn. Various features of the C?‘ cupstion lowered the natives twill

It was moved and seconded to

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standards. Flynn said. By Ken Reynolds