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NEW YORK - aigaret OZGticn. the little film slur. has a -.~.'t-II~ developed and rigitl grooming rou- tine designed to keep hcy skin Llvzr nnd her hair gloss_\'—and she has broken down to tell other young- sters about it.

The contents oi’ Maroon-L's Lith- room shelf start with sensible things like tooth brush and paste uild go on to such adult things as toilet water ttnti bubble buth. In oc- tween, thcrc are a ntlnizturc mazu- cure kit, soap. hand lotion and sachet. put up in heart-shaped. silky bags.

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Georgetown And Vicinity

The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. llcrbcrt George. who have both been pﬂtlflfii5 in the Prince Edward island Hospital. will be glad to learn that they have now improved in health sufficiently to return to their home in George- town. i

Mrs. Corn Morrison has returned to Charlottetown after spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P.L. Boudreauit.

Mr. John Dan .\IncConmack oft Grccn llill was a visitor to Gcorge-_ 1 town on Wednesday. . I

Mr. and Mrs. Gordan Livingston‘ formerly of St. John. N.B.. and who have bccn spending the win- tcr in Murray llarbour. are spend- ing some time wit-h Mrs. Living- stons‘ mother. Mrs. John Dicks.

Mrs. Joseph llaggcrty of Cardi~ gan was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. 11L. BOUGIEBUII.

On Wednesday night Murray ‘Harbour defeated Georgetown Ea;- lcs by the score of 3-1 in the Georgetown rink. The game wle played on heavy ice but was fast and rugged. Tine wln gave the Murray Harbour team first place- iin th-r Southern ltitigls County lietlgilt‘. The playoffs between Mon~ j tague and Georgetown will now get !ll'.‘.tit‘l1'lly to decide a winner to play Alurray Harbour the League cup.

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OTTAWA. March 6 — (OP) — gGovei-nrnent sources said today the lint-k of meteorologists and o! m6!- fccrciogical equipment in Canada lavas tmc reason why tho United fStutes was being invited to help (in the_man.ning of nine new wea- lths-r stations being established In . the Canndlnn Arctic over the new! i thrcc ytttrs.

A stiukrstnan said there was no l doubt that. as Canadian meteorol- ogictli services developed both as to ‘personnel and cquipmenit the D0- mlttton would become less dvptiﬂd- cnt on the help of other countries.

“FEIUIITY Sill!‘ The "Queeirlllizabeth" 83,613 tons.

weighs

0t experiments at Churchill, Mam, v

foreign military representatives on way there were informed. The’

Soviet Union, whose press has bin

strd at Canadian-United States col-

laboration in the north was told by Rt. l-Ion. Louis St. Laurent. min- ister of external affairs, that Cnnsdu would be happy to have her - or any other of the United Nations with polar interests-Join in that

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..'M.t'|. James Jlrdine of Kings- boro i: spending a few 611a at to be with ‘her sister. Mrs. Everett MooKendrlck who is, n patient in Kings County Hospit- aL-l-I

..'Mrs. Reuben McConnell and. son George. o! Lorne Valley spent Sunday alt Montague. guests of Mzrs. D. M. MacDonald-H ,

‘SOCIAL GATHERING - The Montague Junior Bridoa Oi-ub was entertained at the hotnc of Mn. leaki- on Friday. Prizes were won by Mrs. W. Watterworth and Mrs Martin Cm-rlc. Consol- atitm prim was given Mn. Gcoﬂe Inman.—H. , t \

WORLD DAY 0F PRAYER SERVICE A!‘ MONTAGUI

The World Day of Prayer service was held in the Presbyterian Church at. Montague on February 21. Mn. Elmtr MncNeil, president of the W. M. S. of that ohutoh pre- sided. The service programme for this yemr was one of at‘!!! New? and inspiration, the theme being "Make straight in the Desert a Highway for Out- God." The (dini- lilg foreword of the Dﬁllﬁ-Q of special interest.

ft may seem like a long loin-net’ from the heart or lndln to earth's remotest bounds. yet you can trace the footprints of the Son of God along every inch of that highway. '05 pointed out to us in this tmusunl jworld Day c-f Prayer service writtan by a talented Indian women-Mrs. Isabel Caleb. on the stat"! of Ewing Christian Collollt- Auﬂhlmlld- Bu!‘ dened with he-r cargo of concern- Ior all men everywhere, Mrs. Caleb shows n5 how to make level in the Desert the highway qt’ Our God; it wlll be stimulating to discover that

all through her Oriental symbolism

there sparkles the refreshing Water of Life an oasis of blwilli. Wl\l1°\1l' which none of us could mike Journey's end without stumbiin8| and falling; No programme could, prove more convincingly that the! uvhole family of the whole church] in the whole world is indeed one inl mm rm- whom our souls all thlrstl For In the letter accompanying her manuscript the author wrote: "I! thank you for the conﬁdence ymll have placed In me W Eivl-"B {"6 the privilege pf writing the service for i947. 1 have colored vritlntz it- and to me personally has oome l! fresh ohialleniu to Pray and to d0 my part humbly but with all my lteart. strength and mind town-Tl‘! the rcalization o! the ChrIstlil-te World Order. May We all feel till! upcn each o! us rests a reﬁlmmlbll- ity so big. so sacred and so beaut- iful that we dare iwt refuse it."

The different parts of the pim- grammc were represented as following:

"Meditation: Deserts" Mrs. Elmer Mat-Neil.

"Confession: Mrs._ George Golden. |

"Thanksgiving: Oascs and Cara-

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NANTES - MAl-IEB WEDDING

The marriage of Miss Kathleen Christina, daughter o1 Mr. and Mrs. Jeromle Maher. Montreal to! Mr. John Patrick Nantes, also of | Montreal. youngmt son of Mr.t John H. Nantes and uhe late Mrs. Nantes of Kelly's Cross. PJL Island, took place at 9 o'clock on Saturday morning. February 1st, 1947, at, the Holy Family Church. Montreal. The Rev. F. Royden Thoms performed the ouble ring ceremony and celebrated the Nuptlal Muss, Spring flowers and ﬁtted plants decorated the aitar.l

. Leo Roy played aha organ and‘ the soloist was Miss Geno Matter,‘ sister of the bride.

The bride given tn marriage" by her god-father, Mr, E. LeBlane, was gowned in white floral satin,‘ having a fitted bodice, with coal-I ioped neckline. and long sleeves ending in points over bhe hands; the full skirt falling Ln g, shore train. Hei- floor-length veil of tulle I illusion was held in plum with’ orange blossoms-and she carried a ,ea.acade bouquet of white csrnst». ions. Her only ornament was a single strand of pearls. lift of the

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Mr, Vincent Maclntyre. was best man for his brolhcr-in-lnw, and the ushers were Mr. Philip Le-_ Blane and Mr. Timothy Decgan. f

Mrs, Matter, motherofthe bride.‘

groom‘; father. Nantes 0f Kelly's Cross, land.

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' crepe dress with matching hat and gnﬁmiﬁim, ‘don, §.',"',.°.,”,»‘

Caroline was invited to a friend's

‘between right and wrong, between the generosity and selfishness. We have

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On their return the couple will bllrthdty party. She was delighted tw

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It should not be wiped out by w- thorlty if it cannot be changed by ndvlce and persuasion. Beat to mike s note of the attitude and keep pushing ed cstlve experiences toward the ohil . In time she will learn that she needs lovtyneetls to feel it nnd express it. She wlll learn sooner If the home atmos- phere it net that; way.

Manners cannot be forced. lf theyusre to be th real thin Jhst is the expression of goodwll and friendliness, they must sprltll from the child's self and hot-from su- thorlty. It ls right to keep teach- lng a child to say, "Thank mo," 1° hell? when possible. to th t0- werd OIIIQLIIOOPIO and away from , himself. The tcarhlnfmuat be done but the. behavior cannotmnd should not be forced if It is t0 become lecond nature n It should become.

It is a mlslnke as s Anglo Patti, to compel s shy ch ld to free! In ldtllt politely, to tell ha n e out laud tautranyers. Help him a by paying the rght thinl. lhle

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of ltonornblc. sturdy character growth.

Children nrc not born with eth- lcnl concepts, good manners and a social conscience. We help them evolve these characteristics.

in proper essen-