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On Dec, Mr. and M albane, I’, , . lll'ctty_ wedding ter Mildred Jean was united marriage to LAC. Joe ltforris,’ Reynard of Liichine, Que. 'I‘he1 ceremony was performed by ltevzl D J. Morrison tinder an arch of -ferns and ilags. The music was played by .\I1~5_ D J. Morrison.

The bride was given in lllilffl-l nge by her fntlicr and looked vcrvl lflVelY in her dress of lJOWLiFi‘ blue bile also wore a gold locket, eift of the groom. and held :1 laouquctl of chrvsziiithciniinis sEnt lriiinl Montreal by the groom's mother‘ who was regrettably unable tol make the trip. The bride was at-l tended by licr sister Reta, wno also wore a powder blue dress.

LA Leonard Collins of Ver- dun. Que, acted as gloom; it

The bride and groom re many lovely presents also substantial cheques from f

A delicious supper was to about 50 guests which served by the friends of bride: The wedding table ]JI'f.‘t{il_\' (lieeorated with rod. i" and blue streamers, and cm. by a large wedding cake, which illlng tlie Wedding; 11911 the cake was being llram of fclicitaticir

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icrforinetl b‘; ltcv. D. J. Fiorr an. and the Wit time little (iauzhtril of Mi". and Mrs. Everett Siimcrsl was christened Beverlie Jean. l

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Isabel MacKay and .

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Miss Isabel MacKay and humor-l

ous verses were read and pres? entcdfiiy Mabsl Cummings and, nrrangfid on llle table by Miss hfary MacLeod. The heavy laden‘ baskets were curried in by hyllis, MacLeod and Allan Soiners, 11t- | tie niece and nephew of the bridal The bride then thanked all for thel lovely presents and invited all to.‘ visit them in their new home. Af-l tcr singing For she's a Jolly Goad Fellow and a thorough bouncing, lunch. was served and the remaind—= er of the evening spent. in games and dancing. Music was furnish- ed by Willa Smith and Elwood

,1 Weeks, accompanied by Mrs. Eliza 1: Abbott and Mrs, Ira Crozlcr, All l, dispersed to their lioirics in the‘ :- wec sma’ hours. 1 n ________ _____ "I YORK DAYSPRING , I MISSION CIRCLE u The December meeting of the York Dayspring Mission Circle was licld on Tuesday evening.

Dec. 1211i, at the home of lvfrs Minio Foster. It being the Christ- mas meeting a candlellghtlng

ceremony was carried out. Those,

,11~_1_~,-¢,< by 11/1,; Tocm taking part were Mrs. Harry Lew-l liinutrz; of Jic last meeting were l5» MTS- Rlwmlmd VPWTY- Mm 1111i LY the secretary‘, V9111 M“- Harold Watts, Mrs. Allison West L. l. and iii call was answered Mrs- Alle“ 5W3“- Rendlllgs war” .-i,'»' ll iizrmbcrs With a Bible vcrselglve“ by M153 An“ Mac-Pherslnl‘ town, u, , 1h the letter C, The and Mrs. Roscoe MacDonald, and in..- " ::l closed by singing ‘the hymn sung with Angel” A11“, mcaFrom the Realms of Glory, l: was nimrd itntl seconded ilia

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treasurer for the year 1944.

Roll call was responded to , 10 member, there being 6 vis- itors present. Minutes of previous meeting were read and approved.

The Nominating Committee brought in the following report:

2nd Vice-President, Mrs. Roscoe , MacDonald: Recording Secretary,» Watts; Correspond-

,1ng Secretary, Mrs. Allison Wcsn; vTemperancc Secretary, Mrs. Pet-, ler Proud; Treasurer. Mrs. \Vch~'

‘Vice-President, Mrs. Harry Lewis:

t Supply Secretaries. lvlrs. Frank‘ Vessey and Mrs. Minto Foster;

flclrganlst, Mrs. Lloyd Vcsscy Ire-l

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P. f. Annual Meeting of St. Johns Church, Monday, January ism at 2.00 P. M Annual Meet-

1111; oi St. Mark's Church, Tuesday, l“ l-Jonuary 16th at 2.00

P. M. Rev. Sidney J. Davies, Rector. 1-13-11.

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH’- Siuidayks Services will be ct nducted by the Minister, Rev. '1'. E. McLen- uzm who will preach both moming and evening. The Sacrament of the LOl‘Cl'5 {iuppei will be observed at the Mornitig Worship, In the ev- ening Rev. Mr. McLean-an will culltlllllc the series or scruzons ‘on the Lord's Prayer, the theme being “The Hallowed Name" — Tl Cnurch School will meet at; the usual hour. Mr. \v. W. Lord. SUD- erintendcnt. Miss Marie Mac- Dougall, director of Religious

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THE KIRK 0F ST. JAMES. — Both Morning and Evening Wor- shin at The Kirk tomorrow will be conducted bv the hfinister, the Rev.

, H Bussell Scmers, M.A , s. T, M., who will also preach the sermons. The Morning Service will be bioadcost over > Y. The music for the day will be under the direction of the Church Olr- pnnist. Miss E, Lillian McKenzie.

Mus. Bac. The Annual Meeting of} the heavy laden tree. t .1.) by n,

the Congregation. iollflhlcd social hour. will be held in the Kirk Hall on Monday, January 15th at 7.30 P. M

LOCAL ainiczvs WIVES i .\ll-‘r"l'—An active body of yountt, ii.i .t(l larlics intrrt every Tucsoav Cliiixllllflil at 3.30 at_ the B10111 llall—thev arc the wives of the N. C, O. of the R C.A,F These latiii-s. while enjoying the nlcasurel of each otherfls comoanv are bnsé’ i. - an

tiling for the Red Cross ' "h- = anv other Pat- . e is always a cor- welcnmc awaiting am’ of the es of the N. C 0‘s who wouxi 1 to join them woeklv or rs .1=n as llossiblf‘ and thev are in- ited to bring their children with thc-n for the afternoon.

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OWEN ‘SOUND, Ont.. Jan, ll— ICP0_ - W. Garfield Case. Pro- gressive Conservative candidate in Grey North by-clection Feb. today challenged Defence Min- isicr nlchfmieliton to tell the people of Canada why he rc- turncd to Canada and to clarify the “mystery of his relations with the British military authorities." Mr Case spoke at three meet- incs in the constituency today He ‘l

011s is lendcrczl < 211cc in leadership was ‘bride at tile home cf her 1i.irc 11W 0T the "0095 — '1\11»_ 11nd Mm 311m; 5911101-5, _, "ultlzoi confidence our armies 1111,1131 penguin] and Cqgfly 5,115 will fail and the sacrifice will be were received. The house was ‘ lellliifl" tastefully decorated for the oc-l casion witli red, w C. C. F. Attitude

OWEN SOUND, Ont., Jan. 10- Tlic government's recrciiting pol- icy gives “no guarantee that the men sent into action will be the best trained men available, nor any guarantee that all trained men will be available as rein-

forcements. Air Vice-Marshal A.‘

E. Godfrey, C. C. F. candidate in ‘he Feb. 5 North Grey Federal lay-election, said in his opening campaign speech tonight.

The method was "neither a voluntary one nor conscription but nii utter confusion of both." said the retired R, C. A. F‘. of- iieer.

The C. C, F. believed the Gov- crnmcnVs policy u\‘st be to re- move all distlnczlons between general service personnel and cirafted men "The entire Home Defince Army-those who are medically fit-must be trained and made available for service any- uhere they nre needed."

Comments 0n U-Boats, Rohomhs

OTTAWA. Jan, 1o - (CP) —Re- turnlng from an inspection tour of Maritime naval establishments, Navy Minister Macdonnld said in an interview here today that Ger- man U-boats had been more act- ive in the Atlantic in recent weeks.

"But they are not nearly as act- ive as thcv were in the early stages of the war," he added. ‘

He sold 1t was llossible the Germans "might be able to rig up

some means of firing robot bombs A 5010' liwhnc shapherds watch , from surfaced submarines" at Unf- Their Flocks by Night", wadlfiofligjflflnn on statements by

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CAVENDISH UNITED CHURCH |—ruolic Worship, Sunday, Janu- M. Cavendish. 1 u 1 l The ‘Anuua lviee ng o‘ tie congregu- " IUOXI will be held in the Cavendish mlgonowim program was earned Church at 2.00

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RICE POINT CHRISTMAS ' CONCERT

Bl. any, December

the annual Christmas concert.

.spruoe eiJlglitenecl wit-h

Mr. Rankin MacLul

Marina MacEachern. Diaififillc-A sI-I-I/Iflr Bold.

Song-Reta MacDonald , My Dolly Has Broken Her Head, Santa. Recitation-Ruthie MacDougall. Wayne MacEaichern. Reading—My Ideal, The Teacher, Sale of tickets on a box of chocolulnl. Chorus-Jrherall Always Be An England. Recitation-Ruthie No Stockings to Wear.

Solo-Helen MacDougall, My Lest letter, (encoredl

Pantcmine-Silent Night

Darkle step dance by two (en- cored.)

Dialogue-Popping The Question Duet-Helen rile MacEachei-n, Recitation — The Whooping Ccuzh. Ruthie MacDougsll. Darkle Song by four tencored.) Sizing Up The Crowd.

Sale of Lunches.

Closing chorus-Jingle Bells Santa then appeared in his usual

to teacher, pupils and others, from

The National Anthcm brought 11 ,verv engoable evening to a close,

ST. ELEANORS SCHOOL CONCERT

The pupils of St.

;School staged their Christmas con-

cert ln the tmil on Friday evening,

Dec. 23. with a large attendance

lof parents and visitors. The

chairman for the evening W95 Mr.

‘Major Moasc and the

lVirs. Harry Cannon.

Tine following car- , , Opening Chorus. Christmas Time i Song, Hush-a-By, Marlo ‘clougii.

Recitation, Leonard Compton.

Dialogue, The Stowawy.

Recitation. When Papa's Marjorie Perry.

i Acrostic. Merry Christmas.

R-ecltation. Ervln Carr.

Dialogue. Pat and Mike, Lowell

.Wiley and Sydney Andrew.

Recitation, Irene Gallant.

I Pantomime, Silent Night. Recitation, James Compton. Recitation. Donnie Aresnault, ltfotlon Song, Some Folks, Recitation, Jimmy 01111311111511, Dialogue, Wanted, u housekeeper Recitation. Betty Compton, 5011s. Billy Boy. Joyce Mill.

and Luther Carr.

Recitation, Edwin

Upside Down Drill.

Recitation. Eleanor Perry.

13111108119. A Sudden Discovery.

Closing Chorus.

Immedlfliely after the program Santa arrived and distributed lglfts from a heavily laden tree, tThe children also wore given a ltreat of candy. l A vote of thanks was extended to the teactier and pupils for this pleasant entertainment. This was followed by the singing of we National Anthem.

WEBSTERTS~CORNER_ CHRISTMAS PROGRAM

The pupils of Webster's Corner school presented their Christmas ‘program under the direction of their teacher, M155 Wanda M“. Donald. Rev. Louis P. Callaghan tivas chairman for the evening. Mrs. Owen Baird was the organist.

The following IS the program,

Qllchlnk Chorus, the school.

Sick,

Moose.

Welcome. Gerard Duffy,

Solo, Under Hawaiian Skies, Mary Baird, encore.

Dialogue, Train To Ioontown,

nine Phplls.

Recitation, Hard Times ZFor Leo, Leo Griffin.

$010. The Soldier's Last Letter, Agnes‘ Duffy, encore.

Recitation, A Child's Idea. Vin. cent Griffin.

Dialosue, The Census Taker, two pupils

Recitation, The Minuet. Bern- adette Baird. Solo, Gladys Heron, encore. Dialogue, Teaching the Teach- er. seven pupils. Recitation, Good Boy, Gum-d McEochern. Intermission and sale cf canuv. my Onecrfvih

Dialogue, on Visit. Women's Institute. -

Reel ticn, A dreadful Possibil- ity. Vincent Baird. Pantomime, Hang Up The Holly, five girls.

Recitation, A Scholar, Heron.

1318108116. Three O'Olock in the Morning, two b0 .

Recitation, A Surprise. Pauline McEachern.

Solo, White Christmas, Bem- adctte Baird, encore.

Recitation, If, William Griffin. homologue, Rlstus and Rufus, two

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s. Aoroliic. Merry Chrlstmu four- teen Pupils.

Closing chorus. tho school.

Santa Claus then arrived and distributed numerous gifts. Na- tional Anthem closed the pro- gram.

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GLENTINNAN SCHOOL CLOSING

The school room at Glenflnnon was filled to capacity when the pupils presented their Christmas

. . R. was chairman for the eventng. [During the program instrument-Bl music was furnished by Mf- MB!- lthew O'Shca. and Mrs. J. W. Mac- donald. Following 1s the progrma: , Oncnlng chorus, Welcome, school " "wore. Loretta O'BRI- Fflpn. two pupils. "m tjiris’ Hopes Genevieve Macdonu . . . _.., A-‘e BENNY -D00$0Y,

An enjoyable evening wag spent Rice Point. school on Tours- _ 2i when parents ano visitors assembled to mttcnd

icicles. The spacious tree laden down

with prwents was the centre of much attraction.

‘Ithe lmPlls were trained by their teacher, ms. Andrew am

Trio-Coming Around the Moun- I1

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"ltne school was nicely trimmed glrl with green and red streamers and

MacDougall, Power. encore.

Eyeamris Francis. St. Clair

pmngg, Noreen. Vivian.

program was R0595. Mary, Eileen. Pauline. en- corcd, When It's

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and the pastor. Rev. Louis

the pupils and teacher. “tlonal Anthem brought the even- MacDougall, Con- i118 to a close.

was Kelly Wednesday evening. Dec. 20. Mr. jovial manner and distributed gifts F J- chairman and the following pro- The singing pf gram was carried out:

Molyneaux. lar, Noreen, Mary. Cla

Campbell. by pupils and promllily 0n time. Song, McNamara‘; Band, eight a jinglin of bells announced the rls arrival o Santa. Wh0. in n very

MARSHFIELD SCHOOL CONCERT

ence attended the annual

pro mm was canted out. oi.

08" Muttart, Isabel Gibson and Irving Boswell

Strlck

talns the Minister, Shirley Dennis.

2H’- Miu Isabel ro-

Rcfllifltivn. After Qhrllllull. turned homo utter cornpletlnl he:

0016011 B0900. course at Union Commercial coi- Dlnlogue, H '4 Pockch, Wilma 1m,

Scott and Char c FIISSQII. Millicent Munn. Ra

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- lance ln "-1,, pupfls‘ hay, for henckill and . I _ song, Ring Merry Bella. Anna preporln such an cnJWlbK #31:“ and Catherine Macdonald, encore. cert. ~ Ills-s Underhny NP Recitation An mcentinn. Dennis wlshlnB gfsrtgne PPM" ‘t "'7 . ' 1M c as. oisailnefnhue, Ilntertalnlng sum-u Sign Claus ‘the?!’ made 5111110; a; Beau. foo; pupils. t Holly m. gmléfleplxiellaflenéld iulg" w u” 52w‘ H!" up he‘ ' teacher and DVPUI- Th‘ Monologue, Grandmn’: Phctc- of the "M01131 5591"“ W,“ l grugilld Album, Cntherlnr Mlv- the evening to n close. I on . i“ Itccttatlon, ‘I119 Alarm, Edna NORBORO SCHOOL CONCERT i Hlsiiiiirsf Little Pal of My Dreams. On Wednesday evenlnz- Dw- 1°

th annual Chrlsunns colwflfi W" stueged by the pupils of "WW" school, the B1114!!!" °1,

and Florence OBhea. en- wifitn-minswn and Bah of candy-

P. M. Wednesday n‘ m‘ 111; 1 t her. l‘“““““'l' "m- Re“ 3' F- c°mnl abgefilllclllfif “bvchtiihhcjmgilmwn pnglfilm" muflmn Mm’ e‘ thIIlie Iszchoolroom wn nicely 4B- |M“"-“"- 143'“- Openings chorus Christmas time Duet, May 1 Go Tool’. am and swim wiltiinmmgerglriflenl Wm} cuuucn NUHUE m1- Parish of "lgffflwmvizlgglflfé b W m Jagnecixgigflfmid- Tflche" my, laden 5,‘... occupied ti: ulllfll Milton and Rustico for Sunday. R9 .5“ n we“, y 5° Rgbpula ' A M Maodbnfld mm" . fi“,m“"-l' 14m‘ ffl‘ §'1I%{,K"2 ‘i§5t1§g' ntild. o — me’ a u‘ ‘Song, Burglar ‘Boy. Anna and A 151;. crowd of pnrcnh 01nd . i J,,°,,'Y,1s_ufi,1ffi,l§,'? ‘Qcmgg y,'aye,,'3_0d Recitation-A Christmas W131, Edna Hughes. enco visitors were Drew"! Ind’ I'm ' l\

Mr. James Lawless cnvlbl? P"- sldlng, the‘; following program was ed u:

cagpenigg Chorus, Ring, Merry‘

Bells by pupils. i A 'Welcome. Georgelna Glover. Recitation, When Bantu W“ l

Boy, Morton Murphy. Dialogue, Heck Suva It. ‘ Solo, The Sinking 0f till TI~

tanlc, Albion Kllbrldc, encored. Recitation. A Good 3°)’. 130M15-

Glover.

Dialogue, Dorothy's Admirers.

re. Recitation, Ambition, John Mac- donnld. Pantomime, Silent Night. 11W rls.

Recitation. A Little Girl's T7011- bles, Etta Mudonald. Solo, Loretta. Stewart, encore. Dialogue, The Census ‘Ipker, two pupils.

song. Jack Frost. Etta and Genevieve Mscdonnld, encore. Recitation, Anna. Macdonaid. Solo. Adeste Mdeles. Mr. Martin

Closing Chorus, Santa Claus ls Recitation, Daddy 1151111 55ml Coming, school. Claus, Carl Stewart. At the close of the program re- Chorus, Christmas Roses, seven MacDonald marks were made by the chairman girls.