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‘ GREAT YELDHAM, Essex - land —(OP)— ConservativaH-Ernfy Illlilloritrs in the congregation pr°_ tested when Rev. Nonnan Govt-in; the new rector here, joined the Lobur party.

OHUDLEIGH, D En . ‘(CFO-Lord outrage: dispglsligg 0 his herd of 200 deer because high taxes make it necessary to put, the grazing land to more proiitnible use.

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JULY I9. 1944

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THE HILLS OF HOME

The hills of home are calling me They whisper low sweet memories I'm hoping, yearning again to see The hills of home.

Though years have passed and life has changed The hills of home shall o'er remain Fresh is the breeze that blows o'er teir crest, The hills of homo,

Stalnasrw they stand against the Locked in my heart their memory Treagfégcd are they, ordained by The beautiful hills of homo.

It's years since 1 wandered o'er the crest

While the twilight lingers in the glowing west

And watched as the shadows softly

steal 0’er the resounding hills of home.

I must go back oncs more to sea Because they're calling-walling me They whisper low sweet memories The hills of homo.

-Edwsrd Gauthier Souris, P. 11.1.

._______._.__. VERNON RIVER W. I.

The regular monthly meeting of Vernon River Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. John Morrisaey, Monday evening, June 13th, with a good attendance.

Meeting opened by repeatins Creed. Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. Report of dance held in hall June 1st was given. A neat sum was realized.

Sick committee reported one treat of fruit sent, for which thanks was received.

It was decided that children be given treat of fruit and candy for school closing. Also $7.50 was voted for school prizes. Moved and sec- onded that T.B, membership fee of $1.00 be paid. - ’

As there was no further business meeting adjourned, after which a dainty lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. J. B. Mac- Donald.

The members of Vernon River Women's Institute were entertained by Mrs. F. B. Lea, at her home Tuesday evening, July 5th. The president presided.

Meeting opened in usual way. Eight members answered roll call. Minutes of last meeting read and approved.

Correspondence was then read and discussed. A talk followed on sending delegates to annual con- vention to be held in Charlotte- town but was left undecided. It was moved and seconded that $5.00 be sent to Canadian appeal for children. The entertainment held 'ln hall by Chester Cooper and his jolly band of entertainers was much enjoyed. Also the financial part was a decided success.

Committees were re-appointed.

An interesting contest was then put on by Mrs. L. Murphy. Meet- ing closed with National Anthem. A delicious lunch was then served by the hostess.

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following rlncas in Montague: Miss 8. A‘. a315,... also. on.

h Georgetown: The Post Office: in Souris: tloudoub and Florence Iopon In It. Peter's: The Post Office.

..'IEADERS will find o 1 ' ..-r sale sdvts. and auction “vhf-Taxi Montalaiggpggoeygggtvlijl at in.

on our Financial Page. _ ' Mr. James Currie of Pictou

Mr’ “m” Yw’ Mwhiu" w“ ‘ = spent the weekend in Monta gue

gcer-itlgzvusgzex. visitor to i-lslifaz; i “m,” h“ lamim Y

_ Miss Laura Higginbotham grad-

Mr. Leo Gallant. Souris. is at: - ' present employed with MacGowan 1 Li?“ o! qontaglue m“ sebum’ is Motors in Montague. ‘ Prue“ “up wed at '3' Pep" ‘Dlers Jewelry Store in Montague.

Mr. Roy Ceilings, Montagualeft: last week for Sydney. where heia lf-MUECIGMIS’ 331.?’ Gum’ M: expects to ilnd employment. i "- u’ o; P“ ompson’ ‘n {MISS Jean Giliis, all of Halifax, lwere visitors to Montague on “§2§‘.°..“'§?§§Zl' %:.:*;r:..:*~~=» w» l» who ' .. '-they were the guests of Mr. gmaivg? ' weekend “m” t° Thompson! parents for the week- ' 1 end.

Mr. Robert Oulton, commerciali - ‘- traveller, was a business visitorfwxlsshemfggcesoliqg?‘afagorxlf: to Montague and vicinity, calling ' d . Pg b t i ch h ‘M on his regular customers. ' raw! res y“ m “Tc ' m‘

gtague, on Sunday evening. She

Mr. Blair MscLaren. Brudenell. slsxhgiedobllortlhelvl 05121120)? 03:31’;- left recently for Alberta where lg, A i}: c b n Mi! In j he Wm “in his brmher’ Bmeiisiiis {tn-Qt oTrxltiarehrothera-in-lﬁ; and Kenneth‘ 'and sister, Mr. and Mrs. D. M.

MacDonald, Montague.

IYOUNG PEOPLE'S GUILD MEET-Jrhe regular meeting of the Young Women's Guild of St. Andrews Presbyterian C h u r c h. Montague, was held in the vestry on Monday evening. The vice- president, Miss Mildred Smith conducted the meeting. She was

Mrs. Lloyd Clark. Borden, spent a few days in Montague, guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Heath Stewart. '

Miss Julie Prosper and Miss Ruth Rice. embers of the staff of Clark Bros., were recent visit- ors to Georgetown. guests of Mr.

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ily hay; been the guests of Mrs. Cameron's mother, Mrs. Louis Douglas in Georgetown. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron and family will va- cation for the next two WQQkI\lTl

the Province. -

John Boyce, engineer on the staff of the Dominion Government Do- partment of Public Works in Char- lottetown. spent the week and with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. S. J. Boyce,

Mr. and Mrs. Percy Keeping of Kentville, N. S., motored to the Province over the week end, accom- pifhied by their daughter, Pat and their little grandson. They were the guests of Mr. Keepingﬁ. mo- ther, Mrs. A. Cogsweil. \

Mrs. Ian Sterling and two sons left on Friday on return to Ottawa after a visit with Mrs. Sterling's parents, Captain and Mrs. J. J. Fitzgerald. Accompanying Mrs. Sterling as far as Montreal was Miss Adele Fitzgerald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Fitzgerald.

N. B., doubl entry letter. Expressing his company's ma. gratulations, C. R. Vint, President of Colgate-Palmolive, presented Mr. George Loire of Sherbrooise, Quebec, with a cheque for $555.50 for answering the Oscar question on the June 11th "Share the Wealth" radio program. Listeners to the program will remember that Mr. Loke, after having given the correct answer to the deciding Oscar question, became confused in the excite- ment of the occasion and chang-

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fraser and three children of Charlottetown arrived in Georgetown on Saturday. Mr. Fraser returned to Charlotte- town on Monday, while Mrs. Fraser and family will visit with her mo- ther, Mrs. Minnie Rafuse for three weeks.

On Sunday a motor party made

C. H. Vint, President of Colgato-Palmolivc-Peet Company Limit accompanied by m. c. Stan Francis and announcer Cy Mack, is 3110a presenting a $555.50 cheque to the winner of the "Share the Wealth Oscar on the last program of the season — George Loire of Sherbmok, Quebec. Mr. Luke's sir partner, Mrs. Rose Connolly of Saint Join, ed her prize to $1,111.00 for enclosing a boxfront with liq

and Mrs. William Prosper.

Mr. and Mrs. Percy MacDonald. Charlottetown, were Sunday vis- itors to Montague, guests of Mr. MacDonald's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis MacDonald.

Miss Margaret MacDonald, RN" is spending a few days in Mont- ague at the home of her mother, Mrs. Minnie MacDonald.

Messrs. Claude Nicholson,‘ Mon- tague, and Martin Currie, Char- lottetown, motored to Moncton, N.B., on a business trip over the weekend.

Miss Roma Dunning, student nurse at the Prince Edward Isl- and Hospital, is spending three weeks vacation at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dunning, Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Powell of Sydney, accompanied by their children Detrie and Alan. and Mr. and Mrs. George Powell, are spending a two weeks holiday at Montague, guests of Mrs. Powell's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Collings.

Miss Betty Anne Beck. student nurse of the Prince Edward island Hospital, is spending a three weeks vacation in Montague at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Beck.

Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Stewart, Si. Stephen. N. 8., are visiting in Montague. guests at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. EJ-I. Stew- art.

Miss Alice Ceilings, who has spent the past two weeks in Sum- merside. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Derek Hughes. has returned to her home in Montague.

Mrs. Alex Campbell and daugh- ter Virginia, who have spent the past two weeks in Montague guests of her mother, Mrs. Dennis Collings, Jr. have returned to their home in Sydney.

anee, Ont, accompanied by their two daughters, Phyllis and Lois, are spending an extended visit in Montague. guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Nicholson.

The many friends of Mrs. Gor- don Moore will regret to learn that she is a patient in the. Kings County Hospital where she will undergo an operation.

His many friends will regret to learn that Mr. Willard Collings, Sturgeon, is a patient in the Kings County Hopsitahwhere he will undergo an operation.

Mr. and Mrs. Loretta Vinneau of Bitterica, Mass. accompanied by Miss Mary Ceilings. Mr. Rich- ard Witham. and Shirley and

Mrs. Dennis Ceilings.

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Mr. and Mrs. G. Paul of Nap-I

Thomas Hoban. are spending a two weeks vist in Montague, guests of Mrs. Vinneau's mother,

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assisted by Miss Thelma Laxter who led ‘the devotional period. in the absence of the secretary, the minutes of the previous meeting were read by Miss -Catherine Stewart. During the business per- iod plans were made for sponsor- ing an ice cream festival on the church lawn. The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction- Lunch was served by Miss Sue Hemphill and Mrs. Gladys Myers.

.°REBEkAIl 1.0mm nouns MEETING-At the regular session .of Acme Rebekah Lodge. MOM“ ague, Thursday evening. July 14- the officers for the ensuing term were installed by the Diitriﬂ Deputy President, Mrs‘. Frances Shaw, assisted by Dlstrwi Deputy Marshall Miss Thelma Larter. Bud Past Noble Grands Mrs. Evelyn Reynolds, Mrs. Georgie Hume. Mrs. Addie Duvar, Mrs. Nellie Fraser and Mrs. Florence Stew- art. The following officersz-Nobie Grand. Mﬂ- 33151 Hooley; Vice Grand. Mrs. Flﬂrfle White; Chaplain. Mrs rieien Beck'- Recording Secretary, Miss Thelma Larter; Financial Secretary, ﬁrs- Catherina Stewart; Treasurer. 1'5~ Winnifred Vickcrson‘. w a 1‘ d 9 “- Mrs. Evelyn_ Ladner; Cmlducm" Mrs. Hilda niloney: R-SNG- MYS-

are the new

Addie nuvsr: L-S-V-G-t _ Martin; Guardian, Mrs. Florence Stewart; Outside Guar- Mrs. Effie Bruce; Musician»

dian; _ Mrs. Georgie Hume; Junior Past Grand, Mrs. Lillian MacDonald-

During the ceremon)’ Th9 hiswl‘ lation Ode was sung bi’ MYS- Ruth MacLeod. At the c1056 0T the meeting ice cream and Cake were served by a committee of

the members.

Georgetown and Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. Hutton Dalziel of Souris motored to Georgetown on Sunday.

Mr. William DeCoste of Char- lottetown was a week end guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Burke, Jr.

Stewart Hanson left Saturday for Charlottetown where he will visit his aunts, Mrs. Katie Blanchard and Mrs. Harry Simmonds.

Mrs. Lemuel MacCormack and daughter Aldine are visiting in Charlottetown for a week, where they are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Fraser.

Mrs. C. S. M. Duifin left Satur- day on return to her home in Lon- don, Ontario. following a few weeks visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. MacLaren.

Mr. Karl J. Cameron, manager of the Art Department of the Eastern Photo Engravers, Halifax, N. S, arrived in Georgetown on Saturday following a plane trip from. Hali- fan to Charlottetown. For the past few weeks Mrs. Cameron and fam-

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Following Attractions: Old Time Fiddling- Step Dancing - Harmonica Playing - Guitar and

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up of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mac- Cnrron of St. Mary's Road; Miss Evelyn and Miss Margaret Mne- Carron, Mr. Hughle Gotell and Mr. MacGregor all of Charlottetown visited friends and relatives in Georgetown.

On Sunday the Georgetown base- ball team travelled to Peakes where they continued their winning streak

Hiizhtingale at nearby Sand Hut- ton is entertaining as many as 500 listeners at night. The bird begins sinslnc about 9.30 pm. and fin. lshes at 2 am. To prevent people from distrubing it. barbed wire has been placed round the bush.

‘M? FORGET THE SNOW BHOVEL

ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. -- (OP) _ Four firms on St. John's well- known Water street won't have to \vorry about chopping ice and shov- 9111118 snow from their sidewalks next winter. They are instant“ radiant heating beneath the cem-‘ cnt sidewalks in front of their stores.

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ed his answer. However, upon re- Viéwing a recording of the pro- gram, a board of Colgate-Palm- olive executives agreed with m.c.

Colgate-Palmolive President Presents Prizo

given the benefit of the doubt The result was good news to M,- Loke and his air partner, Mr; Rose Connolly of Saint John, N B. who, as her share of Open,- won $1,111.00 for having included a boxfront from Colgate Dania; Cream in her “Share the Wealﬂi" entry.

Although the winning of 0m..- would normally mean that "Shara the Wea1th’s" biggest cash pm, would start from scratch with Lhq first program of the fall season, Colgate-Palmolive decided not in

‘disappoint the listeners. Accord- ingly, when the program returns, Oscar, as announced on the Juno

Stan Francis that Mr. Loke

17th program, will be worth a total of $1,666.50.

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DTATIIY

by taking the Peakes team to the ACROSS 2 Capitsr iLThl-‘lco

cleaners by a 13-8 score. The boys i. Place of‘ ' (Tibet) ‘ (man.

are playing a bang-up brand of bail ,worship Q Afamiiy ‘J3. Mountaﬁt

and should be right in top form .6.Seize.~ lymbgl “on '

when playoff time rolls around. “push; g (No, Am; z gr Franue’

t Dr. Nilsnd Mrs. H. F. Watts of Bos- $22113‘ Kill-Til?!“ '25'TT:€chus"

on, ass., accom anied b Miss ~

Gladys MacDonaldpalso of ‘Boston, impgrlfsitv’ s", “wqonﬁn

motored to Georgetown, arriving a 15 gm ‘o - 6 l; S‘ ,7 E6‘ r '

few days ago and are now in resi- 16H]: {d ‘I a y. - ' mum’. ‘ lllDiiLi QUIT.‘ i dence at the doctor's summer home 17' s g “c Z 7 Lin“ o’ vmu.“ l. . M’ gr: the corner of Kent and Water - 183a (easbbﬂ gmztein‘ ﬁxer‘. "ma" ‘ATHQ.

reets. z f ~ 18. Violent (Swim! _ of face; I6. Break. Her nsiildny fgiendts in Gteorgetown 2am?‘ . , ‘g-ggjfer ‘Lggxénu. a $539517)’

were so ene o ear o the ass- l - _ - l

ing in Montague on July 14th, of 21' “new.” cmlT-‘TL - "1 Gwdill,’ ‘ MVQPIIQ‘

Miss Mary Westaway after n linger-i ‘Witch 1G.Tl1e—-.-;\ of - _ l0. Head

ing illness. A former resident of n-Narrow _. Rh!" ; JNIUGYQ. mvlﬂnf Georgetown she had for many inlet igeol.) >19. Booty 83. Ascended .4 shOsti-ich-likof» years made her home with nor 73.5w" “W. S100" ' LNnal-Ala/ ..' p ‘ ‘ aster, Mrsunllti. MacDonald in _2i.Musicsi, v“ ‘ "_ .. ..- ... w‘

on ague. e uneral was held “mind

from Montague and interment was Anstruments

in Holy Trinity Church Cemetery ‘Tljiooketboqk

in Georgetown. Officiating clergy gggingty

were, Rev. S. J. Boyce of George- ggcmwd’

town and Rev. M. Fletcher of Mon- gmgumhln.

tague and Georgetown. Vi“

Loading of the Swedish freighter 31' oﬂengu

s. s. Otto Bank with 95s English gmwm .

fathoms of pit props, consigned to gmpd y

Hi5 Majesty's Board of Trade in a got" c"

England and assembled and put on 5' "do:

board by Bergmann Construction Qrdmnc‘ ' Company. was completed on Satur- "ibb" ' day morning. One hundred and 3817mm’ P‘? . three men were engaged in loading 37' EPMT‘ ,

Operations. The ship cleared port 35A" cum”!

' at 3.00 p.m. on Saturday for Car- ‘"8 PM“. ,

diff, Wales. Many residents watch- 4°~G"\"ll

ed with interest as Pilot Temple Purim!

Goteli sailed hcr out the harbor, on 42. Splendor

the first 1c: or her iourney to the 4a. Entertain

United Kingdom. 4i. Percoiate

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