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for that loci Graham flavour u... Vocational Plan I Cornwall Anti Ptovcs Popular Vicinity

The Misses Irene and Edith

in Saskatchewan

REGINA, Aug. tk-(CEO-Sask- atchewnnts dentists are on the

lookout for veterans who_ can 5min the sight of blood—women veterans, that is.

A new opportunity for cx-ser- vice women particularly is pre- sented by Reina dentists who have asked yths Ooulter, for- merlv a C.W.A.C. captain and now women's supervisor for Canadian vocational ‘training in Saskatch- ewan. whether she knows of any suitable applicants for Jobs as denial assistants.

The dentists have other a ecifl- catlons too regarding applcnnts. One asked for a blond about five feet two inches tall. Others men- tion only typing and bookkeeping l; requirements.

The girls would not be dental nurses-n position which requires a university degree-but would perhaps help with instruments if not required lull-time as recep- tionists Dentists would prefer assistants who had done the same lob in the service.

Under the C.V.'!‘. plan ihosc taking the "training on the 10b" would receive the regular $60 per month allowance.

Variety 0f John

More than 400 cx-servicewomen in Saskatchewan have taken train- ing under the C.V.T. scheme since last April. Their jobs have rang- ed from fur finishing to photog- raphy. There are many openings in both these jobs now hut girls are reluctant to take them up. Miss Ooulter revealed.

The C.V.’I‘. has Dlanncd a pro- gram which will aid in relievinz the critical shortages oi nurses being felt now across the Domin-

ion.

A nurses‘ aid course will begin here in September with the ap- proval of the Saskatchewan Reg- Lsiorod Nurses Association. Fifteen students will take the nine-month cottrse including work in dietetics. nutrition. familv relations. cooking and sewing. They are practically all guaranteed Jobs with new hos- piiillg scheduled to open through- nut the province within the next yflfll‘

Non-servicewomen are beslhhlhs to be included in trainina under C V. T. They will be enrolled where there are vacancies in the nurses’ aid course and also in l course in homemakina Opening at Saskatoon in August.

The largest group studying un- der C.V.'I‘. in Saskatchewan taking yore-matriculation courses. But jobs going 0988101! ‘in the “trainink on the 10b" arocram lh- clude: floor managers, photogra- bhem. florists. dry cleaners and cake finishers.

An electronic machine has been developed which roasts green cof- fee in a two-minute onerption and turns itself oif-"narrnal roasting time has been i6 minutes. l

ilitin irritation

Skin painfully blordlsed or circled z : o‘ Mentholsrum quickly re- lievcsornowy hob. Jars and lobes 30c.

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Churn Meetings in Gospel Tent at Kensington: Tonight (Friday) 8 P-M.

Sunday 3 and 8 P.M. Monday and Tuesday 8 P.M.

\ l". J. B. Kleinsicuber/and

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DANCE

v Air conditioned hall

her home after undergoing l, seriou;

5T0? at the Legion Auditorium. LOOK at the Throng enjoy themselves.

usran o» u» Meiodies of m. raster-slur Orchestra.

SATURDAY NIGHT 0 - l2

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Jackson, Paris. um" are fioendmg P Plell-‘hhl hollday visiting their sister Mrs. Allison MncPli i Cornwall. "

The many friends of Mrs, Q01». don Villett, Hampton are pleased to hear she is able to return to Olifiration in the P.E.I llospitai

Mr. ard Mrs‘—£' Aclrland are "15111118 in Cornwall the uuests of Miss Thankful Newson.

“Phe mans friends of Miss Bess!" MacArthur are pleased to see he; out around again after ‘o-rtng 90,-, fined to her bed for several months,

Misses Helen and Norma Lewis York, spent the weekend visiting 32.1111 Mrs. l-iazen l-Imvard Oorn-

The Cornwall-York Point Instit- ute was held at the home 0g Mrs A.P. MacEachern Monday even- ing. There was o good attendance and the report of the district con- vention was aiven and a vcry plen- sant social time enjoyed,

Mrs. Franklin Pickell (nee Miss Louise Bainl who was gecently married in Ottawa W-JS entertain- ed and given a shower at zne homo of Mrs. Reginald MacEwe-n. York Point. Many useful and beautiful gifts were preaertrd Mr. and Mrs. Pickeli will IGSIPi-r in Ottawa.

Mr. and Mrs. G R Buin leave Friday morning for Deliale, Sask- atchewan, Mr baln who is going for his health plans to remain a year. His many friends nope re will return completely cured.

Mr. and Mrs. Eph. MacMilian and daughter and grandson of New Glasgow, N S were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Perl-lie last Tuesday.

Mrs. Phyllis F‘z'2.zei1, one of Can- ada's war bridas ‘s being welcom- ed to Cornwall by relatives an": friends 0f her husband Reginald Prizaeil, who returned from over- seas in the Spdtig

announce no7ras

Mrs. Borden Maclfeod, Mont- real, is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ramsay, New London.

Mrs.

Jenkins has returned to

her home in Arlington. Mass. Shet ~

has been visiting her sister, Mrs. James Pickering. Clinton, for the past two weeks.

Rev. Herbert Buntain and Mrs. Bunlain, the former Miss Mildred MacKay. are spending a pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Clark. Clinton.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Austin. Lawrence, Mass. have been guests at the home of Mr. l-iugh Gem. New London, for the past month. They intend spending another

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this. lnm is reserved for III" of .52. irrterest. but advlrlailu or a newsy nature m8! l" ‘"54" at five cents a word. sill"! W!’

able in advance.

CBABWELL i0! PMWINDUI-

llowlll) “GENE I08‘ FAIR.» Footwear 3 SW“

syncing. August reductions at Mrs. ,Johnstone's Ladies’ Well‘.

ruonoonafifir-‘Irraousmuws arrived (Qdny, Toombs Music. Store.

NOTICE ro-‘Tnvannscw All advertisements to appear m Guardian must be in ofllce hi’ noon of dav crevice-i w- lhfierlw“ to ensure publication.

nnanasaaun United march. August 11th. Pleasant Valley 11 A-M. Rose Valley a P. M. Bra lbane 8 P. M. Rev, w. B. MacPha . Mlhle- tel‘.

mow nnomoss cmuas on display. Toombs Music Store.

NORTH BEDEQUE AND FREE- TOWN PASTORAL CHARGE. -- Sunday, August 11th. Rev. Willard Picketts will prsach at North Bedeque at 11 A. M. Travellers Rest. 3 P. M. and Freetown at 7.30 P. M.

SERVICES OF WORSHIP, Sun- day. Angus: 11w. Presbyterian Church in Canada. Cardigan i1

A.M. Lorne Valley 3 P. M. Mon- tague 7.30 P, M. R. D. MacLenn. Minister

SUNDAY SERVICES. — Service on Sunday, August 11th Cress Roads at 11 A. M. Alexandra at 7.3 Sterling Stackhou-

REV. DR. A. D. MacKENZIE will conduct the last of his holiday ser- ies of services, in the Montague United Church Charge, as follows: Montague 11 A. M. and 7.30 P. M. Lower Montague 3 P. M.

THE UNITED CHURCH OF CAN

11.00. Eldon 7.30. (Please note change in hour.) Eldon A. Gunn, B. A._ Student Minister. t -—-- i CENTRAL PARISH. Sunday. l August 11th. Canoe Cove 11 A. Ill. S. S. 10.15 A. M. Clyde River *3 P. M. S. S. 2 P. M. Nine liliie Creek 7.30 P M Rev, T. W. Goodwill, Minister.

POWNAL SUNDAY EVENING SERVICES will be under the aus-.- pices of the Women's Missionary Society. Guest speaker Mrs. tDr.) Ernest Thomas, (Amy Carverl.’ Soloist, Sally Wood, Patricia. Sheidow. Special music. Tipne 8 P. M. (A. D. T.)

THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN (Y.»\N.-\l).'\. -- Services on Sun- day, lhlzust Iliii will be as foi- lOWSZ Weed Islands 11.00 A. M. Caledonia 3.00 P. M. Murray Har- bour 7.30 P. M. Rev. T. A. A. Duke, Minister. t,

THE PRESBYTIKRIAN’ CHURCH IN CANADA. -- ldrotiltflcid Charge. Services ticx; Lord's day as follows: liunter River 11 A, M. Glasgow lsrookfleld Sunday School 10.45 Road 3 P. M. ilrnokfleld 7.30 P. M. A,M. Mr. Donald Nicholson.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY - Tiiei futirrnl of Michael Kenslotv was held yesterday morning at 8:45 from the Frank Hennessey Funer-

where Requiem High Mass was celebrated bv Rev. GPOTSB 010C"?- mac, who also conducted service at the grave.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCE- MENT. - ltir. and lyirs. Pnrcy Daw- son. Crnonud, annou tznyzcmvtifof their Jeanette. to Mr.

t late G. W. _ I .. Marriage is to tnkc uitcc Sc . 3rd, 1046, at Ottawa, Ont..

YORK CHARGE. - Sunday. August 11th. (Icntral Church at 11 o'clock, I). S. ‘l’. York at 8 P. ‘M. D. S, T. Mule choir. special music nt both places. Conferenze report will be glvtn. Mr. Gen. Johnston soloist at York. Conference report- wiil be given at Pleasant Grove and Brackley at later dnte.

nnoaoasran7r__ announce-

month on P. E‘. Island. tnklnR in Old Home Week and visitinz places of interest in the province.

Mir. and Mrs. Hatfield and, daughter Marion. snrinizhlli. N.S..‘ nre guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stirling Maoltfay, New London.

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LONDON -(CP) — A notice over-t u in "he window of a tob- acconis 'a in Regent's Pnzk. Lou- don, recently: "Closed for 20 mir.- utes- stocktaking".

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Rev. 0. R. Stairs in charge.

FANS

AIENT, — Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Smith of limiter River, announce

Reta Ausline, to David Mnthtson. son of Mrs. Catherine Axworthy and the late Christopher Axworthy of Oyster Bod Bridge. Marriage to take place in the near future.

HAZELBROOK Baptist Church Services for Sunday. August 11bit. Sunday School L’ l‘. M. Preachinz Service Ii i’, M (Daylight Snvirg Time.) '1 hls (“iturrii welcomes i0 it; pulpit llcv. llithul ltoberts, B. A. Miuisirr of l\'.:".'th Sydney Baptist. (Jhurelt. Mrs. W, J. iiiutch and Mrs.- Jack lVicRne. will sing at this scr-l v ce.

THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN (‘.'.‘ZAIlA. - Services for Sun- dttgp, August 11th ns follows: !\i;. Si‘ infill 11 A. M. llighfleld 3.30 P.M. Marshiicld 7.30 P, M. and spesinl Younn Peoples Service at. l-Inrrinrt- ton at 830 P. M. conducted bv the younrr. people. The sacrament n! baptism will be administered at Mt. Stewart. Sunday Szhools-Mnrsh- field 10 A. M. Harrington 10.30 .»\. M. liiililiiiciri 2.30 P. M. F. N. Young, Minister.

POWNAL CHARGE, United Church of Cane-do. Services, Sun-' day. August llih. Miilvicw, Sunday School at 1.30 P. M. Worship Scr- vicc at 2.30 P. M. (A. S. T.» Mr. El- don Gunn will be in charge nf the Worship Service, Pownal, Sunday School at 11.00 A. M. Worship Ser- vice at 8.00 P. M. (D. S. T.) The W. M. S. will be in charge of the Worship Service and Mrs. E. ‘iii-tomes will be the Gwsst Speaken! Rev. E. R. MacVicar, Minister. t

wth canteen low!“-

.i.nv.ior and three children.

n‘ Home to St. Dunstans Basilica ‘n.

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the engagement of their daughter P

Mt. A. Appointment

t t I _ t SACKVILLE, N. 13., Aug. 8 -Dr.t W. T. Ross Flemlngton, President‘ of Mount Allison University, has‘ announced that Miss Christine M.. Cavanngh, MA, has been ap-

ointed to the faculty of the Home

conomi-cs Department of Mount] Allison University and will be in charge of Textiles and Clothing. Miss Cavanagh was born in New Glasgow and graduated from the High School there. After taking the two year Home Economics Course at Acadl-nshe ioolza course in Dletltlcs at the New England Hospital and worked for two years there as Dietitian. She then com-l plated her wc-rk for the B.S<'. in Home Economics and received her. degree (cum lnudo) in 1930. Silt‘! then went to Columbia where shet, received her M.A. degree majoring in Textiles and Clothing. Since then she has been in charge of the‘, Textile and Clothing De-partment. ct Acadia.

HAMPTON UNITED CHURCH.—' Services Sunday. August 11th. Minister, Rev. Peter Jackson. Bon- shnw 11 A. M. No Service. DeSabln 3 P. M No Service. Victoria 7.30 P. M. Mr. E. C. llulm.

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day. August l-lth are: Westmore- land 11 A. M. Tryon 3 P. M. Albany 7.30 P. M. Rev. C. A, Hicks. Pastor.‘

CORNWALL Pastoral Charge. --Services Sunday Aug. 1i are as‘ 1 u.in.;

follows: New DDmITIIOII 1 Sunday School, 11.30 a.m.; Com- wall 2.30 p.m. Queen's County L.

O. L. and L.O.l3.A. annual parade and Church ServicefSunday "school 11 a.m.; Kingston 7.30 p.m. Sun- day School 10.30 a.m. Standard time, Rev. J. K. Skinner, minister

HOLIDAYING IN CHARLOTTE- TOWN. -- Mr. and ivlrs. Alfred Pan . llciririm nnd Dottie. o! East Nntjck, blasts. arrlvtd in Charlotte- town by car to spend their holidays trith tthelr parents Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Thomson. Central Royalty. They

are accompanied by Miss Ruth li/ollls also of East Natick. This is to the Pro nuch m- ‘ r : ' brattty and kindness of’ the per-pic. Also vis- iting ut inc Tholnsalfs horn‘? is

their daughter nngi son-in-law Mr. and liirs. Edward Smith cf Btltstofi. liiass. Mr. Smith is also enjoying his first visit to P. L‘. island. . s .. t OPENING I l-J at New Legion success. Las. Dance Fans n nrf. dance at .. .. mloitorium when ti to the sutxrb music of res Orchestra. and pro- floor and nir condi- lwl the finest in the land. A m‘ the t

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t crowd ever to attend and one and all . t to the fullest. we to rczurn with tthcr in tile future dances in this. xieuzest oi Charlottetowns Dance Houses.

REV. W. C. YOUNG RECEIVES DEGREE 0F PHILOSOPHY-The Rwrrenl Wart-n C. Yountt. form-t K ‘ . “as granted the‘

of Philnsoplrj Tsity nt the rmont on A"=;-. nrtst wet" no t‘ Bautrtz‘.

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l" tit‘ Don?!‘ ihrre 21.". well the School of Eli Ion He i\"< iu been Fi"‘tllflif‘.i"d {weenie

i‘ in Phllrrsor-‘is’ If Re- Itn Northern B“ L. fluen- idg al Seminary, Chic Ill.‘ licennmnnir-ri hv“ his wit» “m1 filliiilillPl‘. Judith Ann. Di‘. ‘Yts-n"

will lcnve his nusiorute in Sutton. Mnsrurhusctts to take up his". itevx {fillies on Srrwienrhnr 1st. Dr y l'~ " rlfarlttnte of Prince of ilfclr‘: Qjilreo. He also inurtltt school in

sbnro and Earn-viii!“ li.~i“r“ ‘1‘< " up theology Dr. Young mi it nephew of Mr. W. G. Bruct‘: of this city.

PERSONALS E

Miss Gertrude Arsenault, R.N., ‘cf the Sanitarium staff is spend- mtz her holidays Wilh her mother, Mrs. Mary Arsenault. in Colemanf t l

Mrs. Russell Stanley and inaantl son Teddy left yesterday morning’ tor weir home in Brandon. Man.,i after spending the past two weckso ivliih Mrs. Stanley's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Malone, 130 Dor-

t cheater 8t.

Vin-cent Leonard and 50h. Damien. arrived home yesterday after a pleasant motor lfio in the Marltimes. While in Amherst they visited Mr. Leon- ard's cousin. Mrs. C. Currie. They nlso visited friends in Parrsboro and New Glasgow, where Mr. Leonard is manager of General Finance Eastern. Ltd.

Mr. and Mrs.

Loses‘ $10,000 Batch of Lobster:

STONINGTVJN, Me , Aug. iAPi—- A $10,000 catch of lobsters Ralph Barter lost when his pound

caved in ond'let ihousamis escape

into the sea turned into a para- disc for fishermen today.

When other ‘ohstcr fishermen hear o! the incident, traps close hy the urd One fishermen pu led with N lobeinrs- about.

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0n Friday night, June 7, 19$. [he mu] oi David E. MacDonald passed to its eternal rewaru torti- ued. by the last rites oi in: Catholic church. Although the CJUTGII mili- tant has lost one of its most. valutd soldiers the church triumphant has gained a great hero.

rig was born at Cherry Hill, Jau- unry 1, 1863. the youngest son of the

MacDonald a

late John nd Ellen Maclntyre. | During his eighty-three fruitful

years of life he has left an indelible mark on the life of 11%. family and community, the k of a virtuous life. t

ills family loved and respected him for this fatherly devotion and cheerful guidance; his friends hon- ored hun for his truth and hon- esty, and his many acquaintanct-a sousht him for advice and com- panionslnp.

Truly it has been said, that he left no enemies, but everywhere friends. who will ever fondly cher- ish his memory. t

He was twice married. his first wife, the late Winnifred MacDon- ald. Peakes, precise-eased him thirtyw onlek years ago.

leaves to mourn his lug’ his sorrowing widow. nee orence MacDonald, Vernon River, thy-m sons and three daughtxrs. The

sons are John, Hyde Park, Mam; George. Athoi. Mass. and James‘ at home. The daughters are Mrs. Reginald MacDonald. Dorc-hesterfl Mass: Mrs. Gerald MacDonald..- North Quincy. Mass, and Mrs Aug- ustus Luman. At-hol, Mass; also one sister, Mrs. D. F. MacDonald. Orwell Cove. , His funeral. which took place Tutsday morning June 11tth. from‘. his late residence to St. Andrew's Church, was largely attended. i Thenall bearers were Henrv Cot. fin. Victor Egan. John A. MacDon- nld, James Walker. J. Aeneas Mac- Donald and Cecil McAssey. ' Requirm High Mass was cele- brated bv his pastor. Rev. Terrance Campbell. who also conducted ser-,' vines at the grave, With the solemn rites of Holv, lviother Church.

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to consecrated earth. there to avtalt the glorious resurrection, l May his soul rest in peace.

his M moriam

In loving memor of our dear‘ father Robert SiilYphant, who de- parted this life August 9, I945.

Dearest father how we miss you Since from earth you passed away And our hearts are achl sadly

As we think of you each ny. l

Lovingiy Remembered by Samuel

and Bessie Silliphant. x ‘

An bfiomoriam

In loving memory of om- our mother. Mrs. Hesba Hewlett, who passed away August 9. I945.

We dotorsot forget her we loved hcr '

ctairiy, For her memory to fade from our lives like a dream, Our lips need not speak, When our hearts mourn sincerely 1'" ifrief often dwells where it seldom is been. .

l _,__ which he hildj ADA — Belfast-Belle Rivera, TRYON __ BONSHAW BAP-HST served so faithfully and well. his;

Sunday Allaust 11th. Belle River PA3TORATE_ _ Services for 5,1,.“ earthly form was tendtrly consign-i

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taxation are

land. Finance Mrnister Nash who has been ervshflitd cusslons in B11815"! PM Amerml" said before leaving for New Zealoni

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lin Memoriam

In loving memory of Malcolm MacSwain, who departed this life August 9. 1044.

Peaccfuily sleeping, resizing at last

The world's weary troubles and trials RIO past.

In silence he suffered, in patience

he lwrc T"! God called him home in Ellfict no more.

F ndi Re her-ed h His So OCuY-ytis, “Sis-tier and Dirothers. n