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COOKS for Christmas Photo- sraps. Evenings by appoint???“

WALTER MeNUTT of No. e2 (LA. B. T. 0., in Organ Recital, Trinity Church. Sunday 8.30 P. M. Silver collection for Red Cross. 11-19-11.

LEGION DANCE at the Armour- ies Thursday night. Nov. 19th. New Dome orchestra, Admission 35 cents. 11-11-3i

CALEDONIA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCll-—-The Rev. Jas. Mac- Gowan, B. A., will conduct Divine Worship on Sun‘ , next, November 22nd. 11-

ANY RELATIVES in this prov- ince of the late Miss Martha Lil- lian Howard who recently reside in Cranston, Rhode Island, a asked to communicate at with Mesrs, Stewart 8r solicitors, Summerside, P.E_Ii

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PRESENTATION-On the eve 0d his departure from the Canadian National Rallwa s Mr. Gerald d upon by his

oi the Station Staff and presented with a Siest- fem Pen and Pecicll Set, English Briar Pipe and Tobacco. Speeches were made expressing regret of his leaving the Railway utter many years of service. Mr. Procter thanked them most sincerely for i-heir generous gift and also for their kind wishes in his new field of work, He has accepted the position o: Mortgage and Real Eist- ate Officer with the Eastern Trust Company in this City.

EC.N.V.R. BOY REMHWBERED. —The neighbors and frlen of Mr. Russell Flood, Vsembl i ogether at the home of his brother, Mr. Emmett Flood, New Wiltshire, to honor Russell who has Joined the R.C.N.V.R. some time ago. The gathering was called to order by Mr. Amos Malone. Russell was then seated in e. chair decorated with red, white and blue streamers. Miss Blanche Murray was called upon to read an address during which he was presented with u water-proof wrist watch by Mr. J. McNeil, R.C.N.V.R. Rumell, al- though taken by surprise very iittingly replied thanking everyone rmesent for thei. kindness shown to

m siftei which all sang “For He's A Jolly Good Fellow" and gave h‘m a thorough bouncing. Refresh- ments were then served and the re- mainder of the evening spent in songs and dancing. Before depart- ing to their respective homes every- body joined in singing God Save The King and aong with him he cnzries the good w‘shes of the en- tire community {or much suocem and a speedy return.

W. M. S. MEETING — The Nov- ember meetin and lililililﬂd mite- box opening North Wiltshire W. S was held at the home of Mrs, D A MacDonald The meet- ing opened with the National An- them and Our loved Dominion Bless, followed by call to prayer and silent prayer Business period fol- lowed. Roll was answered by eleven

eye-ﬁllin Lake Louise, is 20th Ctn- tury-Foxs "Springtime in the Rock- ies", which wands its merry way into the Prince Edward Theatre t0- day, headed by a star-stildded cast including Betty Grablv, John Payne Carmen Miranda, Hurry James and His Music Makers, and Cesar Rom- ero,

Producer William LcBziron ob- viously was in a. mzignanimous mood when he ‘m5 ggillltlflllg’ talent for this picture. To the unusually 80H- erous star roster, Mr. LeBnron add- ed a dozen or more entertainment aces, including Charlotte Gren- wood, the eccemrlc dancing comed- ienne, Edward Everett Horton. Frank Orth, comedy delight 0f "Ml Gal Sal," and Jackie Gleason.

Much of the action takes place i" Canada's enchanting Lake Louise, known the world over for its won- drous beauty. However, it is conceiv- able that more than one moviegoer, with an eye to scenic values. might anticipate with even greater" rvllFh the respect of viewing Miss Grable in the full glow of Technicolor" magic. At any rate, the Luke Mid me Grable would seem to account adequately for the eye impeﬂl 0f "Springtime in the Rockies.’

As for listening thrills, let's just mention Harry James and His Music ’ lc/llllilétiYS. tnndp séiys rig ‘b53162 James n iug rim e . America a. cause celcbre. His torrid interpretation oi four new soc tunes by Mack Gordon and Harry Warren, anv oi llLs many fans would vow, could muke the Rockies them- selves rock with rliiilim. And. oi’ course, Hilen Forrest, a James refi- ulur. chips in with Miss Gmble. Plnyne and La Miranda on the vol- a s

Carmen Miranda's Latinizlng of "Chattanooga Choo ciwo should rovc to be still another musical ighllght.

members with a scripture verse

Minutes were read and approved

Mrs Godfrey read receipts from Presbytcrial ‘Preasiner for 32 lI‘(‘"l Auxiliary and r8 from Band

Receipts from Mite Boxes. $10 69 from members and $6 13 from As- sociate Helpers. Three members paid birthday money. Plans pleted for C. G. I T. conference

The study period with the theme Economic Security was led by Mrs

MacRae, with readings and dis- cussion by members The worship period was led by Mrs Bruce Mac- Donald and opened with scripture reading, Hymn, O Holy City Seen of John followed bv nrnyer for nenit- ence and lord's Prayer in unison. Meeting closed with reading of verses 4 and 5 of hymn 382.

BALTIC SCHOOL

The report of Baltic School for October is:-

Grade Iii-Muriel Wall; I, RM!- ben Wall.

Grade VIL-l, David MacKenzie; ll, David MacKenzie; S, Marion Holmes.

Grade V.—1, Jean Hunter; 2, Eric 3, Janette Clark.

IV.—i, Harry Wall, Grade III. l, Earith Holmes. Grade IL-i, Verna Bernard; I, Vivian Holmes.

Grade I. (a)-i. Fields Holmes. Grade 1. (b)—l, Hartwell Crosier; 2, Royce Crozier.

Grade I. (c>—l, George Rile . brwue I. td)~—l. Ivan Wal; 3, Erie Wall; 3, Edward Champion. Perfect attendance. Vivian

Holmes.

Highest Average Senior - Jean Hunter 81.3%. J unior—u.:orge Riley, Teacher-Mrs. Bruce Currier.

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{lashing ﬂats and indomitable cour- age made him iesendwv. wwrdius w the lusty, brawlinil. lenlpeitlw"! novel by Jack London, himself a re- doubtuble and gigantic Mil" 1n rican letters. And now. from the studios oi Columbia Pictures. 60ml?! a challenging and superbly 611W!‘- taining motion picture based u n London's greatest novel, a m0 ion picture so packed with punch. w eloquent and so stirrins as t4) move it immediately into the "hit' class, “Adventures oi Martin Eden. which opens today at the Calm-O! Theatre, is a trium h as much for its producersﬁind irector as it is for its cast and, overshadowinl them all, is the trenchant, triumph- ant picture of London himself. Glenn Ford. the young and ever-

M model ed after London himself. Lover. adventurer. fishter against social injustice, poet and brawler, Ford's Martin Eden emerges as his as life, as lusty and blood-stin-inl and dynamic as a storm at we. Claire Trevor Eve] Reyes, Stuart Edwin and the ot ere in the sensational cast are equally fitted to their difficult tasks that of creat-

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“ e Sllllllng GllOst" has a rlne BIIPPOrthIg cast, consisting oi Alli-II Hale. Lce Patrick and David Bruce. The screen play WJS written by Kenneth Gamet and Stuart Palmer from Palmer's original story. The ﬁlm was directed by Licwis S ‘.

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In Memoriam

MRS. MA-‘RY GALLANT

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Gallant, 7'7, 0i’ 2008 N. Prospect Av., who died at her home Mon- day alter an illness of fivc viiontiis, will be hold at 9 a.m. Thiirstlay at Holy Rosary church with burial in Holy Cross cemetery. The body will lie in state at the Weiss chap- el, 1901 N. Farwcll Av., until shortly before the funeral.

Mrs. Gallant was a native of Rusticc, Prince Edward Island, Canada, and came to Milwaukee 27 year; ago. In addition to hor hus- band, Anthony, slic is survived by four sons, tlic Rev. Alllllll‘, Quebec; the Rev. Raymond, S J., St. Igna- tius, Mont; Ernest and Iienry Doucett, Indiana Harbor, Ind. and three dnughtezs, Mrs. wary smith. De ; Mrs. Clara. Meisner mid Mrs. Rose Marshall. -—MlliViillk0€ Sentinel.

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In Memoriam

L, A, C. CHARLLS 1T1. McCAEBON

A gloom of sadness passed over the district o1 St. Niﬂffs Road and vic- lllliy on Qciooei" 16th, when the sad. news was received that Leading Aircraiisman Charles M. McCarron, only son oi ivir. and we. Charles ivlcuarron, was MLSSIDH 1n the sink- ing oi the Caribou, due to enemy 110N011, en route to Newfoundland.

For u time it was hoped that he might have been rescued; but as (lays passed, hopes or be alive lessﬂied. and everyone real- ized that his soul had passed to its eternal reward.

L A. C. Charles Joined the R. C. A. F. in August, 1941 and left for Manning Depot November 19th, where he ivas stationed till June. i942, when he was transferred to Newfoundland. He had just been home on furlough visiting his par- ents and sisters and was returning to his duties when he met his death.

Being of a kind and happy dis- position, Charlie as h iliarly called, had a smile for eve one and endeared himself to al whom he met. w favorite with the youn communitymnd especi ivlierc he will bc atly missed. He ixus a. boy of ster ing character and was a. faithful member o! the Cath- ollc Church at Sturgeon, where he received l-loly Communion the day previous to liis departure.

To die so young at the early age of twenty one is sad but God in His wisdom has chosen him for an even higher service in Heaven.

His memory us a dutiful and lov- ing son and brother will be long dicrished by his heart-broken par- enis and four sisters Mar aret. Doris, Lillian and Eveyn, at home, and also his friends and neighbors of Sturgeon and through- out the province.

His example of loyalty‘ and ser-

vice to his country in hour oi great need will also sane to 1n- spire others in the defense of their K1118 and Country.

The numerous letters oi sympa- thy testify to the esteem in which he was held. May his soul rest in peace.

Card of Thanks

We widi to thank all those who sent Mass Cards. Spiritual Bouquets. offered grayers, letters and Cards of sympat ; and. all who lie words o1 conso ation and com on, or in any way assisted us in our great sor- row, the loss of our darlingibov.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles cCarron and Family.

In Memoriam

ol Malcolm A.

In loving memo ilvgzfPhce who died November ll,

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