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stock uouflon-AII ll (T) a 3H,. JAQS A. MANN u" WM . 41.3 NgY-edmfim dhasmlefi? grid r2122: 71900 M“ - ,_ _ 5-“ ' d 364111855 Over the P604110 0! mmefi’“'f’u 1' a 17 Burlinflion. when it belame qogomglo ad“ m _ 3o L: known tlhet James A. Mann had aooosmlley 3 1m e G°id"""'""""1_7‘ pissed away at his ilume on Dec. lmoAqun-lu; 7s Q| "no" '"‘*'""' I" 3th. 1M6. nlbel‘ a short illness. 61 iltic 3 ""'"" ‘,0 st yhenge o! 84 years. He was u 1‘ m the fllirddson ofwlzihe gate William g 39 Mann an <h1s c. snot Jo — g9 5-7 stone. He was thezlast surviving ' 5 member oi the famly, his broth- ‘, a em and sisters having predeceased 1 5 him. we wufe (Janet Mann) pre- 5 1 deceased tum a number of years ,, ago; also a son (John). As a 1 yo man he took up fanning

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Long River Presbyterian Church.

Tlhere are left to mourn ‘the loss of a loving father four sons. Erskin of Toronto" Wlifam o! Montreal; Elmer. Indian River; Walden at home; two daughters (Bessie) Mrs. Jas. Anderson. Mon- treal; Ruby at home

The funeral which was largely attended was held on January 1st from his late residence. His pastor, Rev. J. A. McGowan. con- ducted the service at the house and grave, tdklng his text from Revelation ist chapter. 18th versc.

trouble. He was a member of the m

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Glnalia’: Tennis Player Ability llnknown Quantity

By DOUGLAS AMARON

MONTREAL, Jan. 17 —— (GP) - A wide-open competition among players unknown before th_c war and veterans past their prune is ewcted for places on Canada's 1 Davis Cup team.

Rarely in the past has the call- bre of the Dominiolfs tennis play- ers been such an unknown quant- ity. Lack of wartime competition and ehtry into tlhe services of the men who wielded the most potPnt rockets before the war are the reasons. _

Canada entered a team in the 1946 tournament, first since 19%, with a view to e.ncou aging young players rather than with any idea of making a name for the Domin- ion in the tennis world. It ls on the wartime juniors that hopes for the future are being bui l

Looking over the field It ap- pears that Eastern Canada has e best selection of players, but the Pacific Coast usually turns out, at least one and sometimes two men o! Davis Cup calibre.

Vancouver had Phil Pearson and the late Bill Pedlar on the 1939 team.

How the newcomers will stack up against the men who were big names in Canadian tennis from six to 10 years ago remains to be seen. It. wlll take provincial tournaments and possibly a Domin- ion tournament to find out.

‘Montreal has three up-and- coming players who might easily prove to be of Davis Cup rank. Henri Rochun, Brs-n Mucken and J. J. DesJazdIns were tops around here in junior ranks and with 0t- tawlrs Bobby Dufort are just about the class of young players in the cast.

Vancouver has l-l highly l-aicd junior in 16-year-old Lorne Main. This youngster isn't known in the east but he won the Wasnington State junior title and accordinq to experts here that puts him in a class almost by himself.

Another Westerner who should be watched is Bill Pedlafis broth- er Jack. Just! release‘ from the services, Pedlar is said to be a good prospect.

Pre-war stars against whom the newcomers will have to compete include Pearson and possibly Mon- treal's Laird Watt and Bob Mur- ray, though both the latter retir- ed competitively before the war. Don McDiarmiri of Ottawa is one of lhp brightest. lights in the lzamc if he cnn regain the form he displayed hcforc he went aver- seas with (he Air Force.

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~Q§Q‘@QO z Ellen's Diary 1

By an Island Farmer's Wife g 9§"§.§'.§'§§§§§4.'§§-Q-§

(Continued from Page worked out as yet; Or a sterile knitting-needle-mine would still reek o! the. pipe-cleaning, if 1 could find one; or listening closely to hear the dying song of it- and the while a curl of hail" brushes its cheek. When it is pleased to draw itself llclnurcly away from the edge of the pan, is n vcry’ good indication of its IlDHlE-HYJSS The frosting? The seven minute does a delectable job of the decor- ating. So I bukcrl my cake today, and this evening or rather tonight the family sat ‘round to sample 1i in the pre-Sabbath qulet—and call- ed it good.

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This has been a good week "down on’ The Island", with pleasant win- ter weather and until Thursday mostly barc frozen fields, that came with the week-end thaw. This was the week, Jamie, grand- son to Jamse and me, got a pull- of pet rabbits and part of the work at the wood-chopping and at. the stables was suspended because hutches must be built in daylight. or so Jamie insisted. Mr. D. came back to his carpentry at crack o’ dawn Monday morning and Mac came s. little later to help Jock in the woodlands. And then when the new stairs werl- complete us was Jennies housc, he Icft fur his home do\vn the river as he said “to get to the woods." James went to assist our Woodmen one after- noon, but finds his time taken up with the hauling and some of the stable chores. He varies this, when I have something about ready to place in the oven, by trlps,to a stack for hay. Some windy days. it took e coat fastened tightly about to protect me from the chilling winds and then today- for the outing has become rou- tlnc, in the loveliness of the af- ternoon, when the westcring sun shone softly o.n windows and turn- ed the countryside near Bflfl far into a plat-c out of s picture. I should have been sorry to have

1-19-11.

missed the experience. There were the days when we travelled across a frozen and hare meadow; today the YTIHTP made light of it through the existing lifptll 2f snow,

Judy's lcltcr came, with ll tnorry: "Hello" and thanks to all 111-- Is- land friends. "It makes me lowely" shc wrote “to think that by now, ihcrc is skating on Kristl/‘s Pond.”

to Jcanick to axis! in entertain- mg gucsts and to Ml‘. and Mrs. A's, where the monthly and in- lcrc-sfinr: Aid met. By cur. by slcicil and on fool_ we forguther- or! thcrc. James set out with me, and thcn stopped to 10nd assistance lo motor vehicles stranded on the

snoxv-covcred slippery road. “El- len_ X-IOl nut zlnd iumncli in thl. sleigh with Mr, MucK." I over.

hoard hirn explain to Karolyn this evening. "Got. out of what?" l won- dered, for we set out a-wslking there. And so our weeks slip nway Each day filled with the homely exquisite duties and plsvasurcs peculiar to lift‘ on an Island farm. Tomorrow-tho Sabbath brmzs both a duty and a pleasure. when folks assemble “in His courts" for praise and prayers.

Until Monday - Diary _ Goad- night.

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LONDON-(CPW-Two boys. w- cused of sbeallnlz u duck. were told in Junexuile court. "you've stolen someones Christmas dinner Now you won't get your own." They were sent to a remand home. where‘ the menu was turkey. Glristlnal

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