. R , SEPTEMBE 25' 1943 _ "n: CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN PAGE THREE ‘ ‘rue III-K or or. suns - nus orrsnnorrnowu HURCHES TUMOR “I'm” """""*" m‘ "' "m PRMESTANTI = i3 e ROW .‘2i.‘a.':.'..‘.?‘i,,"“&§.‘°"‘°33§'..""..‘:: marten .::.:;..=""" s: ORPHANAGE z "nu column u memo fer news Revfd '1'. H. Bussell someri, who First Ohﬁhwn Peck (Barnum NQTES .; i: leeel law's». on ldvorttoiug will e110 Pfeoch the Sermons. Misc aloof‘ 2:11am 5:» “my ‘teexysgxlirég . . I ii 2 T PETER-s CATHEDRAL r n-Mnn It rIvTmre“;or-?Ie:eu, &\li'¢h i; wﬂef 3%; Hg; 0i Cubs. A short hike 1606s HIiI-l- Reptile In Oil!‘ QTPIIIBIIQ ‘m: :3 ' uIIHN...____. UNI I i; l) (J-[URL || cob in sdruee. At :80‘ the Church Scrlrocl Bweorﬁdgz’ aTTl-Ireriid °$sﬁiﬂivif§c$ﬁ iiﬁxdzrirtélmrggfarllzxflec Is“: hiovy 3-‘ N ~ W LI IQQIH‘! BOSS OBI ' ' e Rothford Square of CANADA Alpgpnnsnsrlou urn meow gtlhppogls-klallyunﬁmltlnéxed $117 page?“ whiff} “ﬁﬂpf-Eg if: venue. r”_.' 5' n m“ I _._._ y mmm’ er ° p”: Peck blleied itself with s. game the h h g m "um, '"" "Tl. urn. “" TRINITY umrsn cooks for nhownsohs ““§“"o...°“°’ °m’ “" D" “" ““°“‘“ m =w=¢ “°°mmmd°"'- "m" rut’; ‘o.°.£'§r§'$§§.“.r.ire$£ thou -- CHURCH '——* abduct o ‘ tgﬁvﬁﬁwuxsm ‘he umum’ M mum“ ‘ad we‘ at shy time i" the hiiwfl’ °! SERVICES Ird l-NSTALLMEN‘! of Oivicg“ w min-sq” imiuglve ironi‘ mmwixlig m wit! '“§II“'"I' instituition. They are nice bﬁ AY- TEE“ d“ 599mm?" 3W‘- ‘Jom- B: ' ' my c 5 we" t W o children lrcnn ail sections of e |UND lov. ‘I. I. Ilelnnnnn 80 to 3.40. take part tn the Red Flower ﬂow- wo iiol: Celllllmi“ like Inrle iloliongaii, beading, . ._._.. ever I- WPY 800d DroBHm wee con- province and pzacticsily all between us“ ltiilzllfsmurht m“, t Boy Kendall. Aiken. mus. ,,,'.“§.'.?..”.?.?...‘€“Ir ‘.’.%.°€.ﬁ“°8.. l»? c nmpngﬁ - k o ductkd. fahe corn was prpctlcawnail we we 0f 3 ""1 12- “Iitsermll- EL “w” mmnb" 3m“- aam” grepher with the Wiarthnc ‘Pride; ﬁlqiitmfria$doh$i°bfris"lil’o badrtgg With such s "y lorge family; __ w Snndalyvmﬁum 5mm" Eﬁsomnsg. peso. were”, -. you“ "rue A"; NED“, mde Board whose morris p: $181 it raulned. But not eno’ h with living coczs siphlenigéludililiighx? m. ’ , , Q W i ‘ XWEIISES OX1 ' "Qﬁrpnsv- c dreIre ‘E553. nod Dedleet- §“,‘,,,§§°"q‘°“*' hi" ..?},°"°°' wee terTdere? l; uusrmiirgioufr: m: m3 beck To ‘d... ‘singing ceptiohaily high, we MUST have ~_ mi Communion Ion of Church Inyelty Visitors. “ y‘ ' °""““ °' ‘ m“, shower by her fellow workers last the now-r can» mee- . “in emwrt of all our people l! 7A5 Tue; y, Thursday. Setur hgpesei: n‘; D "an", h, s“ i ‘Levi/saw’, ﬂier-age uni-thine Qnmy- an“! HARLOTTETOWN we orcrtpl continue to carry uil _ . _ ' e , ce u ". 3'1» Monday he ma». ’ ° °° ' "‘°"'* “m” “w” M ‘m’ *’°“°° ’ “° °“ “'“‘ ‘ $11535 ‘HOOP i 0w nensemem “$.13”... i»... s nuns sisrids

'I.00 p. . Pub W i , eat Wedncedey. m ° °"”' n“ yiivensoill 1kg,‘ gﬂglgeiy-ai" .30 I - n em: h, week dsy services ere held h, pa,“ _G“. h, A" Soul's Chlpei. All scsu nre h” Mg unspproprinted. Visitors

| ed and the aregidvde Iiimsee them nfter any eer-

Welcome.

BAPI IST

Sermon: ‘Where ls Cod‘ -l,ev.

“h: Me DowmIestreebed. Visitors Ind Students cercieuy

k and incop- ,

being d: of $5 each

WI ill‘! nble had their blill

"V" FOB VICTORY — A bull-i rush forming n perfect "V" was. found 1n Moreli Brook a few days‘ ago by Clair Geldert.

vice

d S hool 7 1°- nxemiur; ‘any: for the children. m’ teachers end children to he

there at. 2.80. __ 's"r. PAUL'S CHURCH

THE BAPTIST CHURCH

____ _,_ _.__ . sid Noble. i,‘ A. LeDrew Coroner. Rector _ m" Muriel Bioor, Deaconess. Morning Worship I1 ‘um Qi-‘ﬂlilll, will: n-“ilun sums. cmiy Director. Mr. Walter McNuti or y." A.'I‘.C.M. Anthem: "God Is s (Bennett)

‘aiggha Holy Cit!" (Adnrnn)

The Church School mo rm. Y» nu: invited

i C nsnrunion.

‘OIIIHIIIIZDIIOD Schwi-

11.00 Morning Prayer N. semi"!- 250 Sunday School.

7.00 Evening Pniefr Sermon, end

w Creme

"Wiser I cums:

vlce of the Church. Evmhll Worship 7 nan. 23inch: ‘zlénspfnsed Lives.”

em:

Lord" (Coioridge-Tsiyiioai-‘Lmve Th.

M“ "We the r-rescirer

“IIMMNT ll Bueeeii

_ v_ . .

‘Eorliiieeilrfhiiriii. s.'r.m.. R.C.A.l‘. Director of Music.

Miss B. Lillian McKenzie. Mus. Boo.

5 . . Joh I d1, _ _ m, Jllolgnmgﬂﬂénex. orllnist °'...'.'."..":".'.'.°...“.ﬁ "We Q THE BAPTIST ciiddbdlth

. . M ing Worshl £330. ‘CriTnroh S0500

Anthem: RAIIJIQQ in “Ii UIMP’ CENTR€EI£JU%%|:IISTIAN

live!-

1 m. Evening Worship. Kent Street

sograno S o: O Lord, Correct Marianne Saunders, organist. I,‘ _ mmiei, _ Miss Margaret 1mm M" i "m" Builder sciltrii‘ =‘.¥.;"'¥"'*

The Minister will conduct the the sermons. Minister will Devotions" 8:30 r Mlh to 30th

FULL GOSPEL ricivrgcos-rsr. CHURCH. INC. to 8:45, Seirtem ‘I

(inclusive). e, ‘W. V. S.

ZION Pncspggcnisu l CHU THE BLOCK PLAN IN WAR TIME

It is s channel through which in- formation on important war time projects cm reach all househ " s Quickly and efficient .

The Block Plan assists in Salvage Dreleetl. such ns~ snccial drives

fats. bones, old s; tubes; scrsp metal; victrols l rds; old music,

etc.

The Blcck Plan assists ln public- ity re all war time activities. The Block Plan assists overwork- ed Hospital staffs.

The Block Plan tea/shes and in- terests the population in demo- cratic principles.

MIXED GEOGRAPHY The Pacific entrance to the Pan- smo Canal lies farther east than the Atlantic entrance.

d deliver “I'm.” CIIICY the conduct “Morning:

Prince and Grnftnn Street

lev. G. Carlyle Webltﬂ Mrs. Edwin Jellllllﬁlli Orgnnlst

MORNING WORSHIP

11.00 A. M. Theme: ‘The Certain- w of Triumph!

iiymns: 109. ‘I93. 250. 377- , ‘Anthem: ‘Lord of Our Life. -

‘1280 PJII. The Sunday-BOW“ will hold its Annusl Rnllrnl! iuvlce Ali teachers and members illouid be in their pieces. Plrelltl sod friends ere invited to loin

ibern.

EVENING WORSHIP

1.00 EM. Theme: ‘Life's SIIPNI" Question‘. ‘ .

‘Hymns: 001. 276. 410.

Anthem: ' ‘Jesus, Saviour, Pilot lie.‘ —Schnecker.

“I WHY HAVE

.*-'~ r": --:.=.- A v- v , an nto s ellll v ' with pious? be thnnkflll unto iinn. M s o n E

_*c\ ‘$83 \\FEET?

I Ind bless His Nsme.’ ﬂ ‘ You nre cordially invited to wor-

lhip with Ill.

The sword cf Stalingrad. to be presented to that city in the name oi the Kin in honor of its heroic defence, wil be publicly exhibited in lnndtm and perhaps other ports oi Britain.

Three hundzed l6 year old boys lie being sought by the Admiralty for training as seamen buglerl.

Tmwbfilile 5080 Est. 1882 Modern Chapel

A. E. LONG 8r SON, IIIO.

I979 Muuclrnsetts Avenue. Cambridge, Mus.

FIINEIIIIL SEIIIIIOE

Our Aihoi D. MacLeod is familiar with your Funeral problems for New England. Ciontact him for prompt and efficient ser- v ee. ‘

"SERVICE" lo I “LONG” Word

sTiuoAY AIR SERVICE I

TO AND FROM

0liarlotteiownSummerside-Moncton

MAKES ‘AIR AND TRAIN CONNECTIONS AT MONCTON FOR MONTREAL - HALIFAX - BOS- TQN (Boston by air only on Sundays). hedule: 12:30 P. M- LV. CWTown-Ar. 5:45 P. M. 12:55 P. M. Al‘. S'Side.-Lv. 5:25 P- M. 1:05 P- M. LV. S'SIde.—Ar. 5:15 P. M. 1:35 P. M. Ar. Moncton-Lv. 4:40 P. M- PLFASE MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS EARLY 9h Town. Phone 540-W-K. Rogers Agency: 2061

Iirpm _s'side. Phone 592 cr 299 TNE MARITIME OENTNAI. AIIIWAYO I-IMITEO

90""? Prince and Flinn Street, ‘Ibﬂlliliﬂi’ the Rev. I. Jllivltill Lev;

n Associate Minister ti" j", “i- gerlnon “Childishness end Met-Valli celebrate the Golden Jubilee

0

Spirit,"

ll Ire cord nerucioete in this Bible Study n:

l t w: Heroin: and evening wqhcuuncn Sunday, Sept. 2s. 1o A.I

In emu,‘ Fredericton '1 so P M

THE 3rd INSTALLMENT of Civic | taxes is due on Septem 30th.; After this date interest will be l

charged. To avoid long welt-s pay now. 9-20-91

GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY - on» " = Septcmbe 2o. Mr. end‘ Cairns, Baldwin's Road,

r

Mrs. John

their marriage. Their many friends offer Mr. and Mrs. Cairns, hearty congratulations and best wishes on this happy occasion.

ENGAGEMENT- Mr. end Mrs. Fred Mnllett announces the engage- ment of their daughter Margaret Sybil b0 Capt. Phenols A. MncMillanJ R.C.A.M.C. son of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. MacMlllan. Marriage w toke _ place the middle of Octilber 0-251l

NEW GLASGOW CHRISTIAN

M. Community Sunday School; ill A. M. morning worship; 3 P. M. Brndnlbane. Rev. R. E. Show, Minister -

9-26-11‘

PBESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN: CANADA -Divlne Worship will be] ppld Sunday as follows: Brookfleld‘

A.‘ M. Hartsville 3 P. M. Hun- ter River 7.30 P M. Special Rally Day services. Mr. Wallace Murray will have chsrge of the Hunter Riv- er Service. Donald Nicholson stud- ent minister 9-25-11

CHURCH NOTICES for Parish uf Milton and Rustico for Sunday,

, 25th St. John's, Milton, Sunday School 10.00 A. M. orn- ing Prayer 11.00 A. M. St. Mark's Rustico, , ‘ School 2.00 P. M. Evening Prayer 300 p. m. Hamp- shire 7.30 P. M. W M B. Thank- Offering Service Rev. Sidney J. Davies, Rector. 9-25-10

| CHURCH 0F ENGLAND. Services for New Landon Parish for SeptJ '26, St. Marks, Kenslngton. Morn-y ing prayer l0..30 A. M St. Steu- liens, Buzllngton Harvest Th_axiks-' , giving Service "l 30 P M St. Thom-i, as, French River Evening Praycm 12.30 P. M. Rev H. F‘. Newman,’ Rector. 9-25-11 YORK UNITED CHURCH 4-‘ ‘Rev. J A. Nicholson minister. Ser- vices Sept 23. 1943 1i A M. Rally Day Service at Central Church. 2 P. M. Service at Pleasant Grove. 3315 Special Re-Opening service st iBrackley Salvation Army. '1 P. M. Rally Service at York 8 l5 Special Service at Brackley Congregations are asked to note the hours of ser- vices. 9-25- FINE CONTRIBUTION Re-l cently-"residents of Brighton Shore spent e Jolly evening at a "Bas- ket Social" held ot the summer residence of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lowther. It was a profitable eve- ning as well, since the proceeds of the auction sale of delicious lunch baskets provided by the indies in lttendsnce realized the sum of . for equipment for the newly opened Red Cross Blood Donor Cilnlc.

W.B.A.C. DISCUSS PRICES - Questions relating to pricc con- trol were discussed at the regular meeting of the Women's Regional Advisory Committee of the Wsr. time Prices and Trade Board Thursday afternoon. Local prices for various commodities

presi“ ‘. in the Regional Board of-

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH — Sunday services will be ,cf the Minister, Rev. T. E. Mc- n Lennon. At the morning service the ‘ Sunday School under the Supervis- licn c! Mts Marie MocDougnl di-

rector of Religious Education will

hold its Roll Dsy Service,

special musics features by the pupils

oi’ the Sunday School. All classes ,<.f the Sunday School are asked to

be in their usual places at 10.30 A. M. to rproceed to the Church Audito um. Rev. '1‘. E. Molreniisn. will preach st the ening Worshl the sermon- sublect being "Where

mm: BAPTIST cnuncn. - The Rev. Ronald Noble who is tok-

ing over the duties of the Rev. I J- Levy during the tbsence of the let- ter, will be the preacher st morn- lnl and evxlnp worshll! W'm°" row. Mr. N‘ les morning sermon will be “Ohildisnncss and Moturitv

end the evening “Unseniea ves." At the morning service m.‘ 3 -‘- IS?‘ ‘Imlsém. "'5?! NH. bytIhe cholrmgzill be Bennett's r. e- a - It‘)? ‘Ibmne ‘That Lovoectheg Lor Chu Sch ti wph (310310; d Stud Irouoe or s es meld wi meet at 2.30 P. John

nee

h, Mus. mo. organist and choir- mester w be in chsrgo of the music of the day.

PLEASANT COINCIDENCB - When Mr. W. Chester S. McLuro wee being introduced to Hon. Dr. Lin, Chinese Minister in _ Canqds, after the banquet 1| y even- in , the distinguished visitor seid. “IT/shore? Thst name is fninilisr to me. We hove e wonderful man in’ Chine by that name. Dc you hep- nen to know of him? Ho came to

us from Canada." "Yes." cold Mr. Mcnure. "that is Di‘. Mclrure, e member of our clan but born in

the Province of Ontario". Dr. Lin‘ ieid "I om pleased to inform you- thet he is hood of all our om- buience work end e greet lender in Red Owes Woxir. I will tell him when I serr him again that I met e

1m

Cenedien cousin of his at Ober- ttetown."

I

were opened by the populn

- who was seated in e chair of honor. Although token uite bv SWINE. Miss Peters in e ew well chosen words rhsnked those pre- sent for their kindness. Then Mr. Charles mrle dedicated a song to the gﬂmllsr Pesnie. The shower W88 Nllsht to a close with an 01110961710 buffet supper. ion Duchemin poured tea the servers Misses Mary

clair_ Georgia Burlelgh and Liiy

. Dewar.

MMHAvATQI-i-Tu - - ~ -.-,-g- ~

§ Elizabeth ’s

l‘ HAIRDRESING SCHOOL

r Modemiy equipped to give complete course.

DIPLOMAS “worded- DIAL 4243

Connected with Ililﬂbeth’! Beauty shﬂpng one of the leading Beauty Salons of the Marltinres, MONCTON, N_ B,

Capitol Theeire Bldg. s n cor

l.

AS THE FIRST WAVE of Allied invasion barges nears the enemy coast, silent mcn in battle dress cat hot soup from self-heating cans,

then leap ashore.

On the heels of the assault force, protected by ﬁghter pilots and ﬁghting ships, the second wave from the sea brings heavy vehicles and

light tanks.

Most diﬂicult and dangerous of all war opera-

rmsr i-"nrzr-rowu - ni-znequs moor

A. . First Freelown-Bedeqile while on a. business trip

a. two-day camp over th Day week-end. Regular Rmiti

. Robert Jardlrie

fort was mode to advance

Fl

ma crit-y cf ScC-ul-s. Pro

hike. 'i\vo Scogts oi

Matheson. have

w be congratulated on their s advancement. Although the

it looks accept

as and, by all and Charlottetown still ltion. Scout Elwood compnnyied Mr. trip to Charlottetown.

Paynier J ardine on his

of ‘ITOO w Char- lottetown a short time e80. report‘ ed that Scouts of this centre held e Labor Cam ne was carried on and an 5“; Scouts in Second Class work. On another occasion this ‘rroop hiked ideal spntjor the practice or stalking. and wide gngncs sllcn as Raiding were cmeyed by the ctice in Second Class Cockiriil and FW- lightlng also took up part uf thI-‘l us nemcly Bred Cairns zmri Malcolm recently passed their Second Clnss Badge, and are hie , at our last Comp-lire, did not in- clude this Troop in his chial if it is now quahiic EIDDGZITRIICB, Freetown-Bedcquc will zlve Milton compet- ac-

,,_ short distance out of the 01H 6

lenge. d t0

The Sixth OhTown ‘Troop, lest elso held it's first get-tog e Scouts hiked d an with very little delay a. se s oi Wide Games were conducted. Rain caused the Dmzrermne to be coiled off early in the evening and ﬁne ‘Proop hurried to the City. Early this week it was reported that this T intended to hold a Corn- boil ast evening. A report of this activity will aooear next week.

other 9 Air Observer Schozl st

Que. RCAF Photo

nctlnk as Volunteer workers. lln helmets, arm-bonds and all! uoc: Going Scouts. Keep up tnc good

wcr .

'I‘h_e following was recrivcd just on time to be included in this week's News.

FIRST MILTON TROOI‘

In keeping with ihe Chief's lhroﬁt to produce some real '

Scout Paul Cudmore of the Ninth Charlottetown lTi-inity ‘Troop; had the misfortune a short time ago oi breaking - his collar bone while riding a pony. Paul reports that

tumbled and stopped. Paul con- tinued on his merry way and lend- ed . . . KERPLUNK I ! Tough luck Paul .. . hove Your Scout

while tellind 0f this incident.

While roaming through the Black-out the other night the writer came across two Scouts of the Sixth and was informed that 22v

e

urday afternoon ‘he Milton lh-m ivent for a hlKK Alon: the road ti" mme was spent in Scout Law Q1‘; 0K1 and learning the Compass by dir- ection.

On reaching their destination a- long tho Winsloe Road ti.» Trot»- wns CIlVldOCI into two Dﬂriies and they had a _ time Dlnving "Commandos-s Strike at Dan " After 511mm ~hcv ‘nad a ieu were acting as messen ers in smug Gamgs A.R.P. service. They a o re- POTi-Bd thﬂt e Beodly number of the n.0,,“ have Charlottetown Scouts were also plebgd the Tendermn

and hiked home cross ihonficlzis,

and supplies must be brought ashore. It’s a matter of hard work and detail as well as superb skill and daring!

Canadian army troops, ﬂiers and naval men are trained in Canada for "Combined Opera- tions”. And ﬁghting men from Canada are often chosen to be ﬁrst onto the beach when the army strikes from the sea!

tlons, taking enemy territory from the sea is

complicated by thousands of supply problems. Not only must the army gain and hold a bridge-head, but every single item it needs to exist and ﬁght must be brought by sea and landed under enemy ﬁre. An endless supply of food, water, gasoline, guns, tanks, ammunitionm

FOIID MOTOR COMPANY

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Vehicles from Canada, too, are taking part in seabornc invasions, carrying men and supplies deep into enemy territory. Reading between the headlines, 16,000 workers at Ford of Canada take pride in the performance of battle vehicles made and tested at Windsor, Ontario.

i OI‘ CANADA

roan v~e mo nncusv csss T I'I E

IOIII IIUCNS, IIACIOIS AND IUII!

MILITARY VEHICLES IN BRITISH

..LAC J. A. Arsenault. 0f Box ~‘l_2l, Summerside, P. E. I. who graduated recently as Air Navigator from Np r

J ohm.

‘ I‘CiOlTi‘J. 1.11054: who

. .,, . Sccu" 1- mm!" while T151113 50V"! hm m9 Pom 'MlIl.Oll. he report.- thac inst SS1!-

3.3!‘? a’ 3

Qnounds, ($90000) from Eire corn- y fall. and two orl

FIRST in all its wartime oozigotlohs and, we can well be proud o! this lout Prince Edward island MUST we for i.‘ uhli destitute children. The 0 phmxzige is doing 1i grand ~ l‘ "f." if new-r»

Calls are many on '-lli‘ _ $01G but .. o. one

I Let usiollisliarc in this work n cannot help themselves.

THE ANNUAL COLLECTION ITPEWS IN CHARLOTPETDWN ‘ "' AY OCTOBER 12th.

Carrots have replaced leirvornriiv

~ i '1' crop in Smithern

- <1. "c- important than

pcrfumerv. s "rstcins are used gs

. . u iYllh their Sec- 0.'.". (1135:. l‘ 1'- Oil Charlottetown. how t-

bout some competition; beGood Scouting all! "Tall Tim- r3.

Britain is ir-rporting 70o tons or blackberries, valued st 203g: i.

"The speed and own andpcrfecfion o data’! essential to 'C0ﬂlbft|¢d Operations’ provide 4 pattern for those wbo support the figbrin

mm. Tb: Item “l; fr? earl) o u: to do bl: individual rf-witb. out hesitation, suitbpgg fail."

PRISIDINT

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