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NEW SPRING SUIT Salli/Dies have arrived from Warren 501K

CALVIN CHURCH. Mermaid. -- ‘l be conducted

I Divine worship wil

12L present Spending a few day; in tho’ cit/y

SUCCESSUI. CHURCH PARTY- ‘rho Young Ladies’ Guild of 9t. James United church. Bouris, re- cently held a very sitcccstfui Lea/p Year Party in the church. Mr. Frank Stems very capably acted as chairman and s. number of. games and contests tvcrc carried out and enjoyed 0v young and old. At the close of the evening lunch was served by the ladies of the Gutlild. The sum of $26.00 was real- ize

Presentation

Personals

Rsilil, Morell, u Elmira over the week- Mr. and Mrs.

Ml’. 1.90 visiting in end, the guest. o! Elija Pierce.

Mr. Vernon lvlacFarlanc. Char- lottetown has entered tho City Hos- pital for a slight operationu

Miss Celia Kelly. Morell,

isat.

Mr. Giles ..'.., vviololl, is spend- ing a few days at his home, before entering naval services.

Mr. Leo iwssiter. Moreil, “RG55” M“

G. C. Webster. Manister.

rouca collar ._ Two cases were on the dwtket l" YQSl-efdﬂyb

S LLOYD MaoDONALD 0n Moi-arr ma inst. .“—‘“ ii“ llulnber of the lesidents of lsrook- [Action Can Preserve . 251cm;

visiting in Elmira, the guest, --i'

lMr. and Mrs >_ Pierce.

home of Mr. Donald

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$50 and costs, or 10 days. A sani-l hm case was adjourned till lvr-n- __ Jgoptin d f cnilpasirwll l

day" nclllegled z record tha: ha.- utnequelsiz? __l-‘.l0l'lB. y enlozlstrated its ne l

Bolthiriznogililrlslz‘ aigipegrl- JAiUglISlhy-to ‘Ciaﬂﬂdlilll life. b I at the Kirk tomorrow be con-l ’1ll s record has rim!!! Lines can. ducted by the Minister who ‘will attested to by Wutli_1{ﬂ_"¢1”5. by. also preach the sermons. c clergyman, police OLIMLR s. large‘ morning service will _be broadcast employers and others lil'.\i€.‘5l€d in‘ over C._ F. C. Miss E. Lillian youth welfare. ‘they all have had lticKenzic, Mus. Bad. will dzrept praise for the tense of responsib- lllﬂ IIWBlC- The Chllfﬂltfhiml V111 ility and appreciation oi debt to: - 9 ("Wig the community which yorths com-|

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' ' it (l I’. l Mtmdal’ W Friday 830-845 A- M‘ a Tgllerscenaiga ital? lllxlltrllil’ proofs! ENGAGEMENT.

_ Mr und MN» including both individual empori- John Eddings. Maxwell Stret.

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ences and the record ‘u the mass sums on” “sh to “ounce me of the thousands of former Cadets .~ ‘ t ‘of their only daughter,

now active tin business lite ln Can- t - 11- a or ‘n he muted services. We ﬁllléahhgif; ‘£93142,’ gﬁ-Qlﬁ? 91W“... shall let them pass, hovitvel", wlthl son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Reid. one exception. and ‘l-ﬁ one flsure‘; 12,031.. Bay. Prince Edward Island. in itself should make any furtherl the marriage to take place the lat- evidence of the great locneiit to ter part of March. 3 Ill-li- Canada of the Movement llnnems-l —» sary. This exception I< ‘lie record CHURCH NOTICE for Parish of of juvenile :lclll:q'l.lr'lic_'u in tile‘ l\llJl'IDI‘l and Rustlco Sunday. March Cadets and it couldn't ‘c0 nlore re-l with. Si. Marks. Rusuw- Holy lmarkablc. Herc I‘. is: n. all the i.ls., Communibn 11.99 A. M- st- Jams» tory of the Sea (‘strict Niovcrnent. M- so far as is known. i-nt nne Cadet has cvcr appeared before a magis- trate in Canada As till; is being lvluliell two youths are on trial in Toronto for rape of ‘tesn age girls K0!‘ vicious circumstances, ‘ti six 1-year-old boy in Halifax ls bring tried for amtcd robber - two

_ March 16th. Milton. Evening Service 8.30 P. M. Lantern Slides R/cv. Sidney J. Dav- ‘ ies, Rector. 3-11-11

l on, rumours-anus 0N soc- ,lAL SERVICE —- A areal: shortage of trained S‘Cll!l workers exists 1n

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(Credit nan Telephoto) with the pajama-clad girl in the McKnight family car. The trio. Lawrence Motari. 2i; Roy Drake, 20.

Police of four slain: searched for these three moaned convicts \'.'llO broke from the escape-proof; ‘HLIQOLISV! lall rlton tho Ill-SLUT}! court house at and Ralph Ward. 22 (left to right) are shown above eltson. Mi?" '1 l5 vcar ol:| Ollilt,‘ MrKnTvh: ' as tncv ivzrc arrested in Memphis, Tenn, on Jan, I *1 her fnmt ...lc, wounded TIUI‘ father, and fled after a previous Jail break. I

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‘Canada student; of St. Dunstnn's ‘were told yesterday by Dr. SH. PYlliCC, head of the Dcpttrtnlcnt of Sociology at Dalirusie and King's

youths are with robberv with ltcn ,v0ll cnlisidcr these. and the hundreds _nf other cases trunlrcl-llill;

lilac- Donsld for the puﬁiosc of doing honour to his son oyd MacDon- ald who was about to have tile Province tn serve in the R.C.A.F. The yoimg mun had completed his course as s Tel ator in the can when he enlisted Nilr. Chas. E. to the chair. A ntmarks, statin meeting. he cal Dollar who rea dream-

all National

fter a few opt-hill the oblwt of tll ed on Miss _Mll”llllll

Bmolctield. P. E. f. February I. i944

Airoilttstrlan Lloyd MacDonald

Dear Llo dz-Liearnlng that you had comlneted your course of training with the R C. A. F. that you are about to leave iorl duties outside Canada, we your fritnds and neighbours are here assembled wt your father's home wish you God speed" and give, you some token of our apprccla ion of your action in giving yourself to} the service of your country.

_We tore fully aware of tile sac- rifice you are tnaking Ill giving up, for a time your chostn vocation in order that you may do your bit fort

the cause of freedom.

| Wc who have known vou from -childhood have alivays ' lyou s. good neighbour. a kind lirlend and a lad who never shirkcd

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Philosopers’ llay v Celebrated

Oil Tllcslllrv, Match ‘ltli. the feast ni’ st lhunlas Aquinas was cb- scrvcd ill the l“llt‘llllOllﬂl manner by the students of philosophy at St. Duilstnlrs College High Mas, was offcrccl in the morning by Rev. J. A. Sullivan. assisted in the saltctuniﬂi’ by students of philoso- phy, Joseph Mclsat-c, Fernando Clmteauncui, Thomas MacLellan and Joseph S. MacDonald. The choir ivns made tip also of philoso- "plly slllclrllts.

Fﬂllﬂwlllil breakfast the annual, lilostiyiliclﬂs hockey game was nlayczl lll lllt- college rink and rc-

‘Ihe Uidias, Proposed by r ‘r Reeponde‘ bv

Butler. ﬂpechl Addreu.

God Save The King.

The guest-speaker for tile casion was Rev. R. G. Ellswo D. D.. who outlined th- of philosophic ‘llflllihf. until time of St ‘Plasmas Aquinas speaker showed how Si. ‘rn was a leader in the Golden Age philosolpy and why the work of great teacher and lvhllrsumq- . become the stuntna nf .- Christian philosophy. A vote thanks tn the. sneaker was mo by Mr. langls Lsmontagne program was Intersrefsed solos by Mr.

Clark MacAu assisted at the plcno br Mr. Cha Mnoltvor.

‘The students concluded n m cultivable day bv ntt-lldlnc

Saints-Army hockey name- vh

Universities. Halifax, Ill h lecture which he gave at the tlnlvcrslty while in Charlottetown This short- age of workers lg certain to be-

lhis whole duty in Wllill/JVET work .lle undertook. We the motile of Brookfleld and lsulrrclunding districts feel justly proud of you and the many others of our boys who are now 5n the sev- lvice and "pray that. God ivlll no ivit-Ii you in_ all the dangerous tasks _ _ lyoll d that. He will _ _]ll\'0l"lll€S shield you from the wiles which arc CYDVFIIHH the criinlnatwiltmof the enemy. dockets acres: Canada the record Please accept this gift which ue of the Sea Cadet Alovcment can tzladly present t0 YB“ 611d “ill! i110 value, those that we shall soon have tllc

stiltcd lll a six-all draw. This was a bang-up affair and great excite- ment prevailed among spectators on the sidelines, The contest pro-

was one of the most exciting t teats witnemed in the Fcnlm many years.

be appreciated in ltS'lllll The warnings of our vouth leaders that our great need ls for more training organizations, .‘J(\L'.l\l and‘ recreational centres lrllly also be appreciated for their furl worth. Earlier i: \\'.'lS ‘lotcd that there was a very real clangc-l- that the SM Cntlct Mcvcallcnt. lllil-ilil. dwindlc after tile Will‘ 1nd t..l.'l', if so, it ‘would be YCEZlKLT-lblf‘. The possibi- lity of this dallqci‘ is bawcl on ex- perience ailct- the last u-ar, This was that although tho Movement.‘ by the_cnd of 1h»;- colifltct was ti flourishing cl-galnzatioll, droppedl l

come increasingly acute in the post-war reconstruction period, he declared. The growing demand for trained smial workers u Govern- ment departments 05 lwbllf! W61- fare. as well n5 bv orilately sup- norted social agencies is responsible for the present s ortasze. hc stated. Dv. Prince, was introduced by Dr J. T. Croteau, nrofessov of Ec- onomics and Socinlow Ho also visited Prince of Wales college Mule in tv

off ill the past ..al' yclvs and never actually thrived again izntll the outbreak of ‘.119 present hostilities. This time to a largo extent. this can be avoldrd.

During war growth of nu organ- IZilIiOll of til;- type of the Se; Cadets. llflVlllQ at diver‘. connection] ivlih Will‘ trallilllir, lr. llaulral. it has rlri lfflllbl!‘ In attracting ro-| crults, and compnraflvely little difficulty ill raising the civilian suprport necessary to cnrry rm ado- quatcly,

But during peacetime it isn differ- ent story, Without the iddcd jn_ centlve oi War training, the possib-

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Islanders on Active Service

The Canadian Legion witii the assistance of the Provincial Government are anxious to compile a com- plete list of ail P. E. Island enlistments in the Armed Forces during the present war. It is of the utmost importance that we have a complete roll of all our sons and daughters serving In the Navy, Army, Air Force or Merchant Marine. whether they enlisted in f’. E. Island or not.

Will you as the next of kin or friend of the inaii or woman on service co-operate with the Legion by sending us the name, number, rank, branch of the service or unit, and forward to:

P. l. PALMER, Enlistments,

ilities offered to youth must bet m

n those Corps which had been per-'

lmanent ‘ships’ have been establish-

oleasurc of welcoming you homo safe and sound after all thr- on enlist‘? mankind are completely ‘ ea .

We remain . YOURS IN BEHALF 0F ALL.

i The Chairman then called llplllll ~Mr. Donald Nicholson. Studcnt Minister, who ave a splendid ltd- drcss. COIHXIIGILIHI! the votul-g man on his actions and éXhﬂllllllil nli in further sacrifice in the caltsc freedom.

Luncheon was thcn sewed by the ladies present and that. p-utof the meeting was closed by singing. “God Be With Ymi Till “It: Meet‘ again'__'and_t.he Nai-ionaijtnihcm.‘ |

made as attractive as Possible, and, again without the war incentive, the civilian financial sllptxlrt. ncccs-l sarr for pfnpqi" operation becomes more difficult to attract, l

carry m it, work tllol

To b70981};

Sea Cadet nvetnent liccds certain essential facilities. Pinch ‘ship’ must be established in peimnnent quarters possessing a suitable drill floor, outfitted .n attractive style to provide the proper recreational atmosphere and sirpplied with suit- ltti e ‘ . for proper instruc- on.

During the inst war some ‘slips’ were established with these essen- tial farilities. A number of others carried on on a temporary basis. After the war it we; found that

msnently established carried on in Rood health, while the others lan- guished.

Today with ills neatly expanded Movement n large number of per-

ed but there are many others which are still in an unhopplly temporary condition. It is s shame to think that because of this their value to Canada may be lost. .n the post- war when they will be moat needed.

Avi UIIOIIG Need

To Bive Just one illustration, there is in the east end of Toronto n ‘liip’ which wag established lust over a year ago. It was started by a handful of officers (civilians trained for their iobs by Naval Service. which during the war has been providing extensive instruc- tional assistance) and backed by a civilian committee representing the

group of e roiled. Within the year that Conps grew to an establishment of twenty- ive officers and three cadets. Today it libs it; own band and is rated one c-f the‘ b

in-the Dominion. But: in the school: through lack cl facilities it ha, nsd to turn only hundreds of boys wanting tol join, and it is always facing the, dull‘! that with its inilted facili- ties the | may lose interest (there is lit a attraction to return-

ficers.

n all ctmtrlbutel their time, may become oiscour-l

Med.

Permanent quarters were promis- ed the Come when it was organiz- ed but so far they haven't been provided. It is unfortunate.

How muctl this in a problem of the community nnd not": much or the government is a question. Bill ntilrast there would s-len‘ to be n divtlion, and some ret-mnstbllily, to each. But government is the leader and here if it would give. the lead there ls little doubt that the community would follow. so far ills only assistance that gov- ernment has given (and it is an outgrowth of the war) is tile supply

Canadian Legion, Charlottetown. IKEJ.

ing of some equipment and a share of the cost of uniform: for the Corps. It- seems that it might give some thought to housing the units, and maintenance who, ulvcnllc dc-

lilutieooy rate is still rising.

duccd cvcrvtilitlrz. including some hockey, and a-o-lld have ended in a victory '01- tho Seniors and Juniors ovcl- the sophomores were it not for the costly penalties handed out to "liig" Aylnvltrd (3), Sitar-key, and Mluivav

This War-Jo l Years Ago

fly The Canadian Preasl March 1i, ION-Prime Min

‘ disclosed that ' tsin end n-ance offered Ptnl "all available resources" lilo refusing oo say whether Brit planned to send hoops

In the afternoon a most cnjuy- able banquet. was held at the Char- lottetown Hotel, Tic Rector, Very Rev R V l.IllcKetizlo_ Litt. D. and the professors of philosophy, Rev, J A Stllllvnn. M, A., Rev. I P. Fl. O‘H:lillc_y, Pli l‘), and Mrs if, L. Johnston, Ph, D. were gllcsto of ill." studenfs.

The following is the program of tile banquet:

Toastmaster, Owen Bhaiiey.

oasis: {The Kins. Proposed Owen Sm-

Cl’

Tho Cllllvtzll. Proposed by Rev J A, Sullivan, MA. Responded I'll‘ Vcvv Rcv, Dr. R, V, Mac- Konzie

'l'l‘le Drlv We Celebrate, Proposed bv Prnnclt- Avlwnrd, Responded by mills l‘nf)l0,\'.

Our Countliv, uroposed by Iran. Cls CYKccfc. Responded by Alan lifacticvalrl

Our (tollcgr, Proposed by v1“.

RPBPOridcd by

cont. Murnnrzhan, Proposed by

Cletus Mllllplly. Saints in Arms; Joseph Mnlcfsanc, Responded by e v.

French troops dy

Finland ii’ formal request -- Col. E. W. Sansom succ- Hﬂg. G R. Pearkcs V. Fl command of 7nd hiffihtry brl C. A. B. I’.

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