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“WJOREAN BANN CREDIT UNION-Tho COITiIII Bann Credit Union Ltd, held its annual meet- ing at Curran Bann nn January 18f. with Leonard MLIntyre pre- siding. ‘The Union had a mem- bership of forty-three. The nom~ lusting conr-riiitce consisted of E. l". McDonald. Hector Frank Ccnnick. Officers for 1939:

lDirectors-Leonard McIntyre, Jo-

seph Campbell. Fred nnicir, DA. MacDonald, Joseph urt. Credit commlttesPcter H hes, Michael Robison, Frank Con ck. Supervis- ory Comzmittew-Iouls MacDonald, Geo. MacDonald, Kenneth Mac Donald.

HARRINGTON SCHOOL

The following l; the Honor Roll o1 Harrington School for January:

Grade Ix-. Oledine Phillips: 2. Anita. Cudmore. .-

Grade VIII-l. Arthur Rodd; 2. Georse Oudmore.

Grade VII-i. Herbert Phillips: 2. Glen Newson; I. Paul Shockley. Grade V-I-l. Ieamon Morrow

e IV (BrJ-l. Velda Waik-

Grad er; 2. sterling Iilord.

Grade IV (JrJ-l- Lois ' Jones:

lli-l. Edith Morrow; 2. ld Dodlds; 3. Harold Morrow. Grade I (Sr.)-1. Preston Wallv 2. Billy Miaorariane; 8. Boo

ands r (Jr-)-1. Brian Msorlar- lane; 2.- Raymond Dodds.

in dullv arithmetic won Velda Walker. Edith Morrow Brian MsoFar- no. Hi est seni ersge, Arth Rggldgwl oerfgeng? d“; est .i . Edi Morrow. Qitouggcerit-Imge Perfect attendance: Oledine Phil- lips, Glen Nswson. Paul .

SA’! UILDAY MATINE 3M

‘Today's Short Wave Radio Program

TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 9 W YOB

B K .m.—“'rhe Mikado," Part rt and Sullivan.

4:00 p.m.—‘R.ussis. in the News. RAN, 31 m., 9.6 meg. BCHENECTADY .m.-Science Forum. W2- XAF, 8 .4 m., 0.52 meg. LONDON

n-Oruft’ In ‘i m. 15.15 12:‘; Gail),

Mil m., 5 a - 80th -- Belectlons from Life and Works of

011081“! telk. 2H0. 28.4 1110:4181‘. 80.5 m., 0.82

Morrow. Lois Jones, I-lsr- old Morrow. Edith Morrow. Jack Mcilntyre, Bobby Dodds. Billy Mac- Fhrlane. Elan Maollarlane, Ray- mond Dodds. Georgie R. Harper, Ileacher.

IAUWIJI. IIIBIIIU WN BUIﬂJUh

Report of Iovwer Ireetown School is: January.

Grade X-l. Frances Cairns.

Grade JX-l. Robert Cairns, 2. Glen Lldstone Laura Hill (equal). S. Arnold Hill. -

Grade VIII-Jl. Preston Ham- mlll, 2. Audrey Reeves, 9. r- don Hammlll.

Grade ‘VI-l. Edith Stsvert, 3.

Grade V—-l.

Betty Profit,

Joyce Reeves, 2. Pearl Stavert. William Cairns, (equal) 2. Prods

. Helen Cairns, 2. Fred Cairns, 8. Walter Stavert. Grade III-l. WlﬂllllNd Cairns,

2. Ella Jean Btavert. 3. Ruth Stavert. ,Grade II-l. Bruce Profitt, 2. lAelbert Matthews. 2. Eddy Mac- Grads 1-1; Donald Proiitt, l. ins Hammill, 3. ' Raymond unn. ‘Highest Average (Benior: - Prancls Cairns, 92.9. hest Average (Junior) _. Helen Cairns. 94 2.

Perfect Attendance:

Robert Calms. Glen Lidstone. Wendell Rﬁsves, Audrey Reeves, Joyce Reeves, Willism calms.

y Proiiti... Wlnnlfred Cnﬂrns. rucs Prolitt. Donald Profitt.

Perfect Attendance for the hslf

year: Betty Protltt. Bruce Profitt. Olice Btsvert, teacher.

nor Bums’ Am- l5

Fim. Rollins , jloes and Feet

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HOCKEY

a. s. l. SCALPERS 2. FRANK 8. CLARKS 1 __-._

Loci by the Flying Red K006i!!!‘ "Jigs" Coyls who scored the two gaais £51m Lille £3 s. ‘l. team ro de- feat e "r 8 ' ggme played at the/Forum Satur-

l day night.

Scnlpers Really Go To Town

irst oal was scoredbythe mg; ars Doicette coasted in on the unprotected Mlllar in the A. s, 1. cage to score on o W811 P1?- ed shot to the open corner. t 15 being the only goal scored 011 911° sensational Millar.

The first A. S. I. goal came when Big Irish Jun Heron led '- povwer play dtawi Hlimle MM‘ Lellan out of posit ped a pass to the Rooster who scored ecsilyﬂrhe sec- ond and winning goal tor the A. S. I. ca-me on a solo rush by the Red Rooster.

NOTES

Jack Mlllar was barricaded by the fortlike feet of B18 111811 Jim Hogan.

Leste Cham ion was of asistaifce tbtcgﬂd’! Russel.

Every time Elmer, samonBlan- chord received the puck he passed to Brothcs-in-law "Skip" Mo’ Carvillea-r-Nlce going Samon-

Toombs demonstrated beyond doubt his game is ' hockey-not bowling.

North Shore Hockey Notes

great

with the exception of one game

which ended -in n

farce, d will have to be replay- gd. the Numb Shore Hook?! 1908119 so“ ’ lo wss completed on Thurs- day evening, Flebrurary 2nd, and

th lyoﬂ’ will defii ea the: winner.

out the schedule proves beyi-lhd aroeption of‘ B11119.

to some cleanly sought.

rlul: officials on cooperation with the teams doi

itﬂlyd‘ ELM

2-1 in a ruBBPd-

_ $60 or less-sills: Shares and de-

othlng more than

number of fans attending through; ‘Kwpular this lcosue is

a one those some fans were treated real thrills in the majority 0i me games which were hard but

ti in de to Congraww ms “Eek girrccl-lent

n8 all they could to satisfy all con- cerned, and they sun: did an ex-

cellent job. Following is a resume 0i the schedule, team standings. 8W- TEAM STANDING w L It)‘ 1Z0 A14? Clermont 4 0 ii 2 1 0 9 ~’l ' 4 vglveel; l 3 0 ll 29 2 Greyhounds l l! 0 7 l’! 9 Silver Wing 1 3 0 11 l8 2 SCORING (First l Pia r P as m. s. l}... (c) 4 14 4 18 o. wu 1c) 4 l0 ‘l l’! H. Champion (5.W.) 3 5 6 l0 M. Waite (AW) 4 4 2 0 c. Glydon (swi 4 4 2 6 D. Ramsay (Il-‘t. 4 3 2 5 Bvend-t (Pit) Hughes. silver Wing right winger. the speed art- ist of the league holds awn the bad men poslton. with s o! ghminuteslzlth the silly s‘. lomliislzirse no i. “db” a ' , goes to Proiitt of the Q1118 Vollbyytlll-‘lt. -

whose for

The emaremsrsr ' ' r8 :1‘

but Imus I - Inserted :1 6 oeotsuamwoaﬂstxtly par is In advance. _ .

ANCB. bﬂlla-Tdl-sli ALL liners-l or our lsts Brother Hector Maobeod. ‘ 11-223-2-9-11.

WINSLQE PASTORAL CHARGE.

, 12th as follows: Wlnsloe . M. Winsloe Bou town

thZSORM. HOIAIPIRM. RAVMLR- Mini-silo!‘

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IBLANDEB PASSES 0N. — ds in this Prov-

will hear with deepest vet of the death of Mr. W. hi: H Ont- e beria.

1th. woo friends Ln i kindly mem 1 ISLAND LADY DEAD — Mr. Nelson Williams. North River. who received a telegram that his sister Harrie, Mrs. Samuel Williams. South Brewer, Maine. was seriously ¢

to advice received by i city where he is so bere .

lli has received further advice, stating that she had passed sway. »

Itcameasagreat shook m friends and relatives of North. giver where she formerly belong-

POLICE COURT -—- .At police court yesterday a drunk was re- manded for a wqgk. A case of‘ theft of an overcoat was adjourned till this morning. William (Preg- ory, who had pleaded guilty of the , unlawful possession of intoxicating. liquor at 45 prighion Avenue, was fined $200 Mid costs or three months in jail.

83 BIRTHDAY —- Mrs. Georgia McKay Curtis of Wllmot, cele- brated her birthday yesterday, Fob. 8th. Mrs. Curtis is enjoying the best of health, and also had the gleasure on the same day of col» rating her son's birthday. Mr. Bruce Curtis with whom she re~ sides. Many friends congratulate these two 0n their happy event.

VERNON CREDIT UNION - ‘Ilho Vernon Credit Union Ltd., held its umusl meeting at Vernon. PE. I., on Januaw 73rd with F. E. Rooney presiding. The Un’ has a membership of forty-eight The nominating committee con- sisted or! J. J. Moi-addict’. Lawson Jenkins. Charles McKenzie. Officers for i969: Directors James Hughu. Dingwell MN-ooi. R. L. Murray. Fred Irving, F. E. Rooney. Crr Citmmltlewk. C. White, Leo. R. McDonald, W. W. Murphy. Super- v mmittce-Chas. E. Mur- phy, A. E. Sullivan, Lawson Jenk- us.

MANNING-MALTIN— Rev- Can- on I. E. Fraser officiated at the ceremony psriormed at St. George's Anglican Rectory New Glasgow. when he united in marriage Miss Elizabeth Martin, daughter oi Mrs. Martha in. and the late Rod- erick Martin, Westvllle, and Rus- sell Mourning, Bourls, P1111. 1=lo1low~ ing the ceremony a. group of neigh- bors and friends on South Main and High Streets gathered at the rhea-no of ‘lair. ago ms. James E.

aoDona , 2.11 snuggled a party and ‘ ilaneo ower"

‘misce us in honor oi the bride. The happy couple were the recipients of many gifts which were accompanied b all good wishes for future happ- nese- -—<Halifax Herald.

STELLA MARIS CREDIT UNION —-'1‘he Stella Maris Credit Union Ltd. held its annual meeting at North Rustioo on January l'l,' 1939 with James C. Bla ulere presid- ing. Assets to Decem er 31, l938— 8192.85: Loans outstanding, Dec. 81-4136234: Total amount lent 19884168124; ‘Ilotal number oi’ loans, 1938-46; Percentage loans,

posits Dec. 31, 18.51.85 number of members. 48; uarcniy fund and reserves-ﬁlth. The nominating consisted of James Law- rence Gauthier. John Billie Gauthier and John L. Doimn. Oi’- flcers for 1938: Directors -- James C. Blacquiere, John L. Doiron, James Allan Gautheir. Joseph Aeneas Perry. J. J. Blacquiere. Credit Committee- James Inw- rerice Gauhier. John Emile Gauth- ier, James Vincent Gallant. Su - ervisory Committee George . LeOalir. Prosper LeClair, Joseph Cornelius Pineau. Addresses were given by Rev._ J. D. McNeill. Mr. Joseph Gallant, President o! St. Augustine's Credit Union and James Allan Gauthier.

ISLANDEBS WILL ATTEND - ‘Ilhc axinual Canadian Club Char- ity Ball which is of interest to all

rug cnAitz-Lorrurown 1 o.

B||_|QU$NI: ‘ CONSTIPATIL N

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w. Vernal Webster has return-

ed to his home in Augustine Con liter 111168180 an operation in the P. E. Islen Hospital.

Misses Winnlfred Hsslam, Bin-im- iield. Freda. Smith. Stanley Bricl and Mary MscNeill, Cavendish, spent‘ the past week visiting friends in New Glasgow.

A Charlottetown doctor was call- to Bonshaw on Saturda to vis- it Mr. Ncil Salmond who has been ill at his home for the 16W weeks. Friends will bs g to learn Mr. salmond is improving but will have to remain in bed or some time yet

Only llutmoded

Anti-aircraft

lleviee Sold

WABHEINGCION, Zlleb. 1 ——(AP9 -President Roosevelt disclosed io-

ied lo buy an outmodod. United States army mechanism to direct the fire oi’ anti-aircraft

guns.

He crisply denied. however, that any Foreign. Government had been supplied with information on sec- ret apparatus to detect hostile planes at great distaneo- H's t!“ not even concede that the United States Army or Navy had such l. device.

With the denial the coupled shsrp cri

presumably capitol hill -of cently widel published that tho a istmtiorn was mittlng secrets to be divul other imtionsknw H“: SD93 I18 8'!‘ 9- IYTNI WA" ference, he absolved the press from blame in branding as a. {also one report that secret, rip-wrists miti- aircraft gunfire directors were sold. to Great Britain. (One senatorial soums had ill-ism was reason to believe seueil were being divulged to Brest Bri-

taln.)

Ihe President again wok s. dir- ect hand in the dispute over aid to other nations Qiortly after th major part of his $562,000,000 em- ergency defence program, includ- ing 3,002 additional planes for ﬂie

first line warp ltgao present strength qr 1m than

2, .

Rtepublican mfemtlgearsbaf the gong; mitee were deea y a vo 15 to 10 in an attempt, to limit the additions to 1,000 a year. ti}? at? leader (Dem- House demise-natal‘: would be layed until Monday.

Premier ll’\iaIera

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lllegal I. R. A.

DUBLIN. Pa». Minister Eamon

government of and authority" Irish Re campaign oi terro Great Britain to l- guard over the 8 m4 and ‘public buildings dlfletaii; otf the o: but . cose a on . sources said they would It" government wide extremist elements, the I. R. action to the- crown.

The I. R. A.'s

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P. E. Islanders is to take place on Saturday evening, Feb. 11th, at the Copley Plaza Hotel, Boston. It's a golden opportunity, says a oorre~ spondent to shake hands with old

warm friendliness and gay radeshin and ltis hoped to the ball the high-light of s happy 8.31M wililmweloome all who can a as o proceeds

are devoted to charity. Any deserv- ing Cansdisn in greater Boston is

Mass. Highlanders Champion

1m’! Also. Boston from the Canadian Vet- nifcrm

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Llverett Baltonstsl‘. ‘mo, Mayor Boston, Maurice J. Tobin. Senator Lod Brigadier Genera Cum- mings. U. B. Army. British Consul Hugh Axel Ford and our own Miles I-N-Irﬂ Ibsen. Accrgéding to

ports hum . gr. Alien Hatfield andﬁisa Louise

. misery some e already been spoken for. Use Mind's fort Dlllvﬁltlltli

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may depend‘ th n thoaegames _ ' some t

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friends and meet new ones amidimﬂlhi»

m” ‘themlllailt on \- B.

m‘°§“".ra1aul¢ryrsr¢¢r with Brita? as:

eligible. Ml‘. J’. Hﬂﬂlt K621‘ spool l‘ feature chairman is in charge 'I‘h.e fem cmmma“

I orins m. ‘at’... committee. - have I

in there '

England was attacked by Mr.

the new o so fsr as

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suppress the I. R A.

Valera declared he would not sl- og the 33,11 |low snoéhsr body to speak

lawful overnment, and that

he ' int using iorcs to obtain gaiinlﬂgdr! Eire and the six north-

ln a debate on ‘partition,

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th British foﬂllﬂ not been sent bribe . ernment."

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in using force to prevent coercion

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iublxle him across the lend. ammo tenant when all for one gonvimlon stand for 11m ' “i with dos-honed minds whose staff and staiv were onlv hats and fear. Assslinst

mir Dernlomunlio way o! glorlom good cheer. v

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army won unanimous a s1 of the House of representatives militia-f! committee . '

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Lecture -Mr. mum mass- $1.

matrimonial mass 4mm! Orchestra. -

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kvwhlch aims at drastic er all Ireland from

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meilio-‘wu berm they'd start. Hove Bun them

tossed » save mime

galley o! violent attack by bomb 8s throushval:

to deb ts. iltalflvlnatis mregogtw ‘m! ‘trill!

to nsurreo llo sodety sctlsnd restore unal.

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