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WE BELIEVE-

We believe that the success of the Allied Nations, who are defending the rights of Free People, is assured and in

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we believe beloved Dominion of Canada will stand tice and defend the rill!" °t "QTY m!!!

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ere and friends for the Christmas season New Year.

Yours for Peace in 1944

that the British Empire which includes our

We believe in our customers and appreciate their ae- to serve them during the most

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ements in our ability to suppll’ W!’ ﬁlllt°m°r5 Wm‘ merchandise and e. much better assort- ment than we have been lblﬂ t0 d0 dill‘!!! 1943- wimm" our belief is substantiated or not, time will tell. IIOWBV"? W‘ wish to extend our heartiest well wishes to all our custom-

solidiy behind Jus- and every nation.

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WINSLOE NORTH W- M- l- Call. The President read emessese -——- of slrglreciatwn for thr- co-opera- The annual meeting of Winslow tion

e bed received during the North W.M.S.. met at the home year. Th Sedy. reported ii of Mrs. John Cudsnore. Dec. l. with Mrs L Cudmore as leader. Meeting opened with ﬁll‘. to wor- ship, followed by O Little Town of ‘ n. Verses of Thou Whose . Word were sung between CA." s of Scriptures road by the lower The following hymns were also sung between selected read- lnzs: Joy to ‘he Worll Hark, The hpalsl Angels Sing, and Lord oi Light Whose Name Outshlneth. Minuics of ‘he Novumoez meet- lnz and of the last amruai meeting were read and adopted 7 mem- Lfrs _gnd_1__v:vsrtor_az§wered_l1oll

Light the Candles and deck the Hall

For Chrietmastime is Here.

W '1 MERRY CHRISTMAS T0 YOU ALL

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past e meetings held during the peat year with and average attendance of D members. A box was packed ior the Labrador Mmion. The Tres- surers report showed a total of 854.64 had been raised The elec- tion of officers resulted as follows: Pres, Mrs. John Msclnnis (re-

l. ., Undecided Sea‘); Mrs. Walter Roberts, ‘Pres-m. Mrs. E. M Cudmore. Corr. Sec'y.. Mrs A. u, w. Community Friendship. Mrs. L. Oudmore. mganist.__23gs___!i._- insole.

Let Mirth and Joy Be over All

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May Your Christmas be a delightful one and may ll uslur in a year o! Happiness and Ildll —-<

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Next meeting was invited to the home of Mrs L. Ovximore with Mrs. Horne and Mrs John Cud- more as leaders, word for roll call "Child". Colleouon amounted $1.05. Mrs. Maclnnls was appoint- ed to attend Presbyterrsl. to be held in Charlottetown in January. Mrs. Shaw gave a readi . The Message oi Christmas. Meet g closed with Silent Night, anc prayer Mrs. Albert Cudmore, followed y the King, and Mizpah Bengdjgtlon,

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In Memo riam

MRS. REBECCA MacNEILL

After a lingering ill-ices there Imised away at the home of her din/lighter Mrs. John Campbell, Uigg ‘Mrs. Rmbecca MacNelll, widow o the late Murdock MacNeill of Little Sands in her 88th year. She leaves to mourn two da h- ters Mrs. R. O. MacLeod, Lyn ale l and Mrs. John Campbell. Uigg, also two sons. Silas. Charleston, |Mass.. ‘ind Huahia on the home- _ in luttle Bands. sister. Mrs. Katherine Hume ‘Cembridse. Mass. Three daughters lpredeceased her some years ago. also four sisters and five brothers.

hrist u! i} all ufh her l e. There was Brest

m. co stion for her loved ones as

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Oorrepond leeretsry, Cordon Orodett (re-elected). A secretory, Mrs. Ollie

Brown. Organist, m. Herd Vessel (re- elected)

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er. stmas trees have been hard to get but the army "scrounged" around and is making a mod showing Auxiliary services are bringing out decorations carefully kept from other years. Auxiliary services canteens

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' gift was presen m‘ tends leaving

throughout camp areas are hav- inu special entertainment durins week-end with dances and rames. Dances will be held in most officers messes on Christmas Eve (r Christmas night. 1n infantry and armored divis- ions which are earmarked for in- vaslon as well as reinforcement units, and at Canadian militarv headquarters in lonclon every ef- fort is being made to make this Christmas a good one before oner- ations begin. But underlying any Christmas gaiety is the knowledge that the comirlil rvear will be one of big battles in which Canadian troops here will participate.

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Winsloe North won-lens fnstituu met at, the hzxre of Mrs. John Carter. Dec. s with '1 members and one visitor in attendance Meetinﬁ opened by singina 0 Come All Ye Faithful, followed by Hie Creed in unison. Roll call was answered by an exchange oi Christmas gifts. and minutes oi the annual meet- ing were read and adopted Bills for quilt cotton and butts. and s soldier's box were presented and

The Red Cross Supply Secretary, Mrs. Lewis vessey gave the follow- ing report. o! the year’ v.'ork:- l pair gloves, 7 pair socks. 3 pair boys pyjamas, 4 girls dresses. i0 pair

ri 9 girls pyjamas

The following were donated to Red Cross: l2 baby's dresses, l jacket, 2 shirts, l baby's blanket. 1 crib algan.

Dome‘ i0 Russian Children: 2 coats, 8 pair mitts, i scarf, 1 mist, 1 pair ankle seeks. 3 pair stockings, i cap. i diaper, 2 childre ‘s dresses, 1 blanket. l pair booties.

Rev. Mrs. Nicholson communist- ed the members for tne work the? had done during the vear.

At the close of the meeting a ted to the retiring Miss Mari’ Gill, who in- allia community. Miss Gill in a few words thanked the manners for their kindness.

Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by the committee in charge. Meeting closed with the Iiationsl Anthem.

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stem events seem sweeter. And so you may even;

recall this Christmas es the merriest of them eiif

paid. Sorry. reported receipts to hand from T B League and Kins- men Club. $2 00 was vexed to help out on Cnnsurras treat lOl school Lclilldren. Sick (mm. reported calls made. and e zard sent. Collection amounted to 60 cents and 50 cents donation was received. Two quilts were passed in. Next meeting was invited to the home o! Mrs Albert Younker. with Mrs. Alccrt Smith

that in the future, COUUJLIOn would. be 10 cents. Meeting closed with the King. Lunch was served by the hostess. (Patriot iiv-‘ase copy.)

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LONDON -<0P)- Some wag in London's (Hicklewood disirict is in for a. sound beating 1f Pipe-Major geek McCall ever gets his hands on

m. He's really angry, all because somebody told ocal newspapers that the fire-watching bu; piper had offered t0 give six lessons on the pipes to aid a benevolent fund. "It's made me laughing stock in piping ci he complained, bitterl . "You couldn't learn to play the pee in six lessons lei alone so lessons. But he's more concerned about what the scmtish Clans Association will say if they hear about it.

"I'll be afraid to face them after this." he said.

l2 U. S. AIRMEN KILLED

WIBT PALM BEACH. Fla. Dec. ﬂ-(APB-Twelve United States Army ﬂiers were killed and two |iniured in the crash of a bomber ‘near here today The four-motor- ,ed bomber. on s training flight, struck with an explosion lalliﬁok windows for more than a Q

as Program Com. It was decided to; buy more covon for quills, and.

CHRISTMAS WISHII —10ﬂ :

By "John of the Ifilacs". PJLI. I. wish O God, that Thou wouldst

so» Each broken heartP-and hear its en: ‘Phat ‘l. nou wouldn't see each brok- en frame This war has wrought-and in His name.»- W0lllds't touch with Thy great healing bower, Thexli‘ all would be within that our- Rer... t... revivedﬂio sinl Thy prose On dearth. throughout all mortal ays. We rknow O God. that Thou dost 0B1‘ Each childish prayer. end that hine ear. Is never deaf to those who ask In gait-kn, and who in life's great a . Have found the way so hsrd w bean With an its awful load of care I wish O hear Our prayers for Peace, and; that the year So socn to come. would by Thy

RINSE, Bring Peace o'er every place.

I wish that Thou woulds’:

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The officers were installed by Nicholson.

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(To Be Continued)

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