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THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

"”,Turs= Mrs. John road. n Church Street-Phone no suumaasins and snows COUNT!

flptlonl Advertising should be left with Mrs. Pond.

p’??? n. Gwqlm may be bought gall; at u‘? of the following “or; in

lutore. Water Street. Gourliee l) Water Street, "one. “I ‘Masses-y. Water Street that Gaul“. l1 Granville Street.‘

(f? n, Guard]!!! will be delivered toasty home In Summersldo by Qgrier Boy at 2o per day or 10o per week. Phone 289 for this service or

‘ll, your order to the boy responsible for deliveries on your routs,

WANTED iilosing Session IIEAFEIIED MEN and 0f Prosbyterial "on" At Summerside

soeillilpyzthnzhlfl’: n” '23}! Mans‘ mlllll. busslng s.“ {olm '3. a dened or oossuismi w“ (eern- The closing session of mo pros znlhmlc‘! t‘? lzurlne Ear Bslsnm homo byterial opened l1, nine o'clock, them to henr ufllyl In, h.“ "mm"! Thursday morning’ with Mrs‘ 1 _ ll we Vlrguln. Used sine. Matiheson presiding. 11w oponln \ Hall?- i. “wit.” ."“""°g°' "lll hymn W55 NO- 515- Mrs. Hammond Ihll tut or {Iour m "t" mflfln‘ Mm Mrs‘ Jame‘ Parker’ Costs only e few eents m’, y‘; ship 2l 0:231 21,1121 hWOr- 2!:.".l‘..'°.‘i1i."’°““‘“""' -"" “l- "° C“ °ll= Help lll w? P31‘? My~md mm lanai]: Jfllklnll Phnrin- Mrs. Pickering, Christian steward- . g drugglsil. 911p sec, then presented the Hunk @181 Obllilation of our Presbyterial or 1942. Mrs. L. R. Allen ohm Presented “A Loan to My Country and a out to My Church," in s’ clear brief manner. Mrs. Nichol- son then stressed upon the Pres- bYbEllflJ. the great opportunities we ‘ét§Z.J.“-"SZE."?.“JJ.“‘: '0 "slesl 5m _ - e some o e ..£“.§ii.“‘§i“u.fi“i‘.§fi2 will: can. ‘f. a“- Hon. Ernest mpolnte. Several of 1).. ‘u, “ °°n “ °“' llle Hench members “no h“ been R we klhe zbSélfllQ of Mrs. E. more partlcularly as ocl t l - Oods e. i.e lst. Vice-Presi- M, ‘ " “l "m itlfffi.“ 8 t t, nd th ' . ' ‘$51.... 8. ‘?!.§§§..“§33 itg‘u‘ii‘°sfiiiii."’°ri *i.:'":.""i""* answers to questions, Hon. Mr. Ral. my, Bullvey’ Mr; woodslde p%ux?df there were openings and opportunl. ties for more younger groups 1n our midst. Already much progress has been made in organizing those younger Missionary groups in om- Prcsbyterial.

""'l§$..§i§i.'.".'i '1 Jvarmrnoor Horse Covers. Inserted n e Older at Bruce's. Is-wb-l-n-ei.

payable ll i. —HEAVY ICE will slow up. and may out ofl, mainland supplies, Lay RANDY as your 111 B- Squirrels hoard. now. Order nec- Drug Co., Ken- ltwll-les at Braces. L-698-l-2z-2l.

-—ANNUAL SUPPER AND - ING 0F THE UNITED BAP¥STT CHURCH — The annual supper and meeting of the United Baptist Church, Summerslde. was held on Wednesday evening in the church hall The congregations of wilmot

| n ll If]. ‘Lil-t. m ure ma! l" "us, airlultly

advance- a l} Ava ARE A5 mall...“ Taylor lmgion.

JARLOAD

At Ottawa

I-lexite Breeding RI-

M 1o arrive in a few days. Book “our olillrl‘ lmd take some of the 21L Dominion Sllvfll‘ FOX Furs.

SllmnlClSlEIQ. L-‘IM-l-ZZ-Sl. ———~—. and Bummerside were present. ‘rhe _-ClllLDIliEN'?°n%llIl) Ulnllfl meet W53 preceded by a Jrhe refill lll‘ ll elnent of the slipper served y the ladies and a idle Board oi’ Manolo l’ P m“ fetal? elllvyli-ble s rig song which was children's Aid some y. l‘ n J hby Mr. George A. Bowness, vMrs, _- m; hold ln the Town l-la so nmDobson presided at the piano. Bl Eiilillllflkilflfl, Tuesday evening. Bigot l numbers were given by Mr, 2- invade.- Joi“°'.ii.‘&'§ow“i§2i resided ' 1e agen . . °""‘§§a 1.3a ggeliimté. 123$: in» Juwllllll cvllll lllllllls ills fimé iivwléiliu “£51.”! rffwimg" “m” ~ i mouth and several boys were lhelmllrch- K palsillllleallrf vler t u: on urobfllloil I01‘ tllelt 01 50m‘? expressin his Qleasure at Lhepr "ton

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intended apparently to gm. he criticism in that conncc.

small articles "m" me st°les He gress m e and ratltude for th - made m several addresses in - The discussl n iod. wit reported that he had several caste; Qperauon glven film l” me com tario. Hazen Howard’, fir chgfgelh m; ,1 truancy during the past mon tees and members o: the congrega- Immediately there was e demon-

. brought forfii much h l f - and had two families in which the tlcln. Mr. G. Edgar Clark Kaye a stratlon of the basic difficulty of matlon and instruction?!’ m hi” glol-shnzl not been going to school ssizlelandlid report of the Sunday securing‘ agreement on total wai The report of the mll (he part-his allowed them to a loo lll/Far which was veiy ems“- effort with a party government com llmllfh home. One of these par- r8116; rs. Colin Stewart reported llflldlilg lite reins of power. It is J. hi5, he u-ns having up before the "like; figgrxelsgl aréd élopg will com- altogether possible that this will silwldllllv Willi-ml" °° b‘ ‘mm the finlsnclal use...‘ hich mbmmd b° m’. m’ “m” 'h‘°“8h°“‘ "w vltli. He stated that he had been w [was his - session. Is it possible to have total

Nominating mittee was then read by Mrs. H. MacFarlane.

Officers for 1.942

Important Points

The Throne speech. read in the Senate chamber by the Earl of Aihloiie inzlicaied the following important expansions oi’ the war elf '

on.

1. Contribution to Britain of as! quantities" of munitions, foodstuffs and supplies.

i. Increase in the armed forces kuoiviug "an expansion of the Canadian army overseas."

l. E\‘i(‘ll5l011 of the national ielectixle service policy as rapidly u necessary to "effect. the orderly and effluent employment of men lild women of Canada for the varied purposes of war."

l. Mobilization of material re- wuives and manpower of the country 1n direct furtherance of e

Sinicmcnis Recalled

liiconnection with this plebiscite llielease the government from Dill communents. utterances of Prime Minister Mackenzie King “i

‘ills ‘.0 do with conscription of 30R"! W88 0! Ule 0Dllll0ll $11M PTO- minpowcr for overseas service were vision should be made for draft for Milled. boats of greater draft than the in tho Kongo o; Qom- present ferry. It was also stated "lll: March 80, 1989, Mr. King that the present draft was not of "llr- sufflcfmt depth for the boat now _____ _____ l _'l'he present Government be- 0n the service. The matter of the l-tles that conscription of men for Caribou terminal will be passed on Olerseas service would not be a to Premier Campbell for further lltlfessary or effective step. action.

Let me lay that so long so the A letter wee read from m. BK. Nltrnment is in power no such S. lemming recommen first "lll-lure will be enacted." the proposed improvements

1 . wormed by the principal of the ézlviat-éifefltilgerévéurelilfllé. Vxifemrt‘ (11%; war and party government? Following is the list of officers school that owing t0 m6 Bfefll- wm_ Ems knurled on me l-vork m; Of the leaders of the three op- for the year 1942. number of children attending this the women-s _ Soclplv position groups Mr. Hanson was President-Mrs. A. J. Mntheson. ‘Pill’ u Wfllllll be llll-nvsslble t0 lwl- and Mrs. John MacLeod for the rjs- n" “d “w” "l8 most eimpli- O'Lear.v. gept any new pupils for llhe llieai- digs‘ Guild, Dlq H T, (Yqlvh-l‘ shall“ lhctic with the minister and oi- 1st. Vice-Pres-Mrs. D. F. Hod- is‘; n~.".2:..a:: m": o; 35's?" .32??? ifimfiiéii°“"‘.fii.él°ui“d‘fa l» rovl 6 ‘l l Yew!‘ 0 c card of’ '- n . Vce-Presi-Mrs W. I. Green or: number of children to en- Tlnistees. All the officers were 1-9. point out to the Prime Minister Dundas. ' llsiasnllwzsii. sisal is: ¥>§§.-Z?'.Z.‘3J‘1..J“§Zll‘l§..°A°S€.Z‘.m""’; illéuéuéiifiiiiiinél?Jikfifilfi Missing §°°'-“'i.a l~ e l - ' r -— a e ' , , _ isu supplied some clothing for 0f Canada in reference to manpow- concspondinlgménefwfs~eqhlgrg F, we girls to enable them to at- P l 9!‘ Wlllcll Parliament would have Easton. New Wlltshlre. ' land the Convent.—B. CYSOIYJ S ionfllitcadlt g1 avccllx)’; grail)’ dlllelg- l Trkeasurer-Mrs. J. A. Nicholson, ————-— -———- - Wen mun Yor. ~81 . Charles W. Del more clarification h Sig. Blllmo Gallant haveghigturtixeg Issue in reference tgfi-hte ilgggg-HEOQ; “figs §{‘¢‘l*.,..l§1‘ —-—- their units in Newfoundland form) and its Equipment than Ml‘ Margate i ' g’ (Continued from Pa!!!’ l) offer spending n. pleasant furlough Balaton in his statement had Associate Helpers Sec -— Mrs __.~ l» ~r~ w‘ s ' m. their respective homes 1n sum- vouchsafcd, and Mr, Colclivell vorv Gggroe Bowness summefslde ' illltlllflilffi forces ouisde the Do- nlersldm forclbly Suggesled the necesslly 0-! Mlgslonary Mammy and world uli0ll. u w» elm» n» l» €‘i.§°§§§li.§i"§‘o§.fiii.‘.*l%m’i?.‘és°wué.f misses.- M"- l- D- commitments referred to were the [rihumon go Bfltajn o; l-vasl qua“. members would be free to ask ‘web l 9-;- d d B B lldlls Elven by the Pflme M111‘ titles" of munitions and foodstuffs mom and discuss measures whlch Se Mo“ as s ml “by ands .216: lll llfllcll- 1939. lllld Blllce. Wfls assumed to forecast a change were ll-ollbllnq them and lllell. cal-h rs‘ (J3? l? S“ t‘ gumrgerside’ illlllll-lllllllllllfillfltlllll Wllllld “W” or volley under which at present stituenis without beln unfair] so“ m” an 'G‘I'T' m l, nlellslllll. for conscrl t. Btllaln . ch _ M, -- S Y Groups Sec-Mrs. Lewis Murray, ell , P -s Bleed for the war sup mmzned as sabotcurs of the war Hunter R1 in; mcii for sci-vice overseas. fillies sent out from Canada, al- errors, m“, l vet‘ M will m a" mill‘ $11656 4511MB" Of course Mr Ralstoniq state- d o?“'°1§5°°'_ m Haze“ How- llllle only book-keeplrls entries and ment made “without notice" for “si..,.§“§§.' Mr, ,1 T mg...“ emoney to a for the su lies - '_" ' ‘ ’ " l5 hem! lmlvldgay by Canada-pp 2238i; iglfllllxétggtlg? gin-tail Méfigeldi. 1n 19ml h] 5e y; There’ have been reports that and the gigging and“; . John slllfiln); harlzfllep 0-‘ rs‘ geflllllrlgiesaségmllllli lllllmfigllfélllltowflllllg In the evening there was little ex- Christian Citizenship and T9,... cept the formal prorogation. porohoe 5e¢,_1v[_l-§_ J 1-1, Made“. 5W4“ m’ ‘ m“ "Hm?" “mm I had never before been present h“. Bed o ' would mean establishment of two n, g pfofogaflon o; ganag“ pa... Egg“ gala” M“ Harold °*' "w" “my “m- llmlent- In this case the Deputy Newson. Mt. Edward-Rd Charlotte- "eggn glgslelstléllllslllllglestpeghnll: Governor General, the Chief lus- gown, , ,, lice of Canada. elflelllied- Be-vre Rev. KG. Sullivan then conduct- Celladllln army oversees was his arrival with a smaller body of d h. 1 lll ll s l. l o. 199"“ “Pm l“ a W551i)“ lndlcl‘ attending aides than we generally (l: l l? llns al-all?“ o?” filer ‘ e mm m“ “ Canadian “my We“ have in Charlottetown tPc Leader “sq-flap? o ge a. veggmfelrlf,‘ $212.52‘. m’ team“! ""“°l w" l" of tngdsellrlug. gong/n: Démfduéend. and courtggies goiunfitiee warthi: whm membe" °t m9 H911” °! Egg: and returned ‘$51113 58:36 gfiught m by lPv/lllllifwwum Canbeck c°mm°ni ‘churned m the“ W"! chamber with the Prime Minister By are as s'_ chamber- M“? attendlnll l" m” After the arrival of the Deputy M50111 ieglclnecglglmsilllhtvg hgguglll’ ilzeaflcel; Governor General the usher of the u Hanson urged a parliamentary lll‘ gflaglomfinognswa fsfililigmtgn “lies 1' our Gael-fine?‘ fullasklngflma total national effort. qulry into the dispatch 0f 801M bers to the senate chamber About “m” or m a o o ow ‘ g1 tPmanclal provision "on an un- troops oni partially trained with sew,“ o; we... he“ d b‘; mell- °°n"°w"’1°“ pmgrm’ conaervklz pircedented scale" for the expan- the Canad an expedition to i-Iong s mks’, and‘ lllcl l eshorllv an 7°°d~ ¢1°th1ll8 find llllmy OlllJ ion and maintenance oi Canada's Kong. Mr. King at once agreed. lp d .l ll 0% ll a sl lll, b l. mmehold necessities and elamin‘ mu w» our precedes u u. bu» as... ":1... :.....".:l.i2a. a n. ‘2.§§f.‘.".2lii.%%“l?3§. v:".=.:..3*:ii' n, g ll . ‘v ‘ . ' Bu, o, all l,“ pom,“ conlllned 5136'}; rlflflm: indcglllllmlllllllfluwfif ghanllbir llnlgh of: illlgosllée all: selves todo what we know tobeour tilde Tiirillie speech none ranked Journed until tomorrow afternoon fig: ieieilnlzc bay the CggVGPnOI Gen- §§'”§§°§‘_l°,.,",.“’,°’ 1.2 121i. 3K: u °I 7' * pleblscu‘ ‘mnu’ when m‘ "mm" l“ "P17 w m‘ eral's Denutv The speech was then Govemmenl to ml _ - procate in cam- ellia though some such pro- Speech from the Throne will be rm, h. boo. m...“ ml we“... send“; the Mme“ quanlme’, o, w... days“ m“ ”'“°'°1l"“°d w’ ‘lflglleld 8% Alslglcfllslgdpgumw g4“ Copies “were delivered to the Saeak- grain. now being directed to the ' Miicdonald (Lib‘ Braiityord). as’ er o’ the Commons and prom“- maklng °f “lwmnc drink’ thus b?" - - lion was loudly proclaimed. lnz worse than wasted. osgeoiahy All WW 5lllll>l°~ Yet de°°r°llfi 5nd when used to degrade our men in WILL P °Td°1'15’- uniform, thereby Ntllrdlml fine-l Tomorrow uie have the opening vlclol-y. (Continued from page l)

0f l 119W 895310“ 7119"’ l5 much 2. whereas war conditions have Spwlllflfllln he" a5 t° What t°m°r' necessitated a seven day working rows speech will elly- week in certain types of industry thus creating conditiontsh Cilsllilljlilfigl; to the in ringement of l e a a andt vigil-gals no retlogliem thri- ___, cen a ps cap . pg i) __= a. menace to the continued obser- - - ' '""'—‘- vances of the Day as one of rest pressure west rf Moscow would ful- fllld WOT-Shin. a DPRCUCB Wlllcll "85 llll the unmedlule slmlelly or tho been one of the foundations of Our Red Army command since, with Christian civilization and resolved the Gen-nuns engrossed in stmlght- that we strongly protest against the cnlng their receding “winter line" tendency to tum Sunday into e m, now between Kirov and Rzhev. the holiday u exemplified by the re- nu _ l v ders’ flight would be B91804 . cent operation of a skl train. "l1 gcgliihlrfs if; $..‘.'.‘§.?.Y...‘"$?"u~‘2° rfizgillgéirsmgregiyilil. villa °l' “WM "llfl-"lllnfl l ll";- 3- Re semblinn. As l1 body of 2. ln the House of Commons Mr. was that the niatter of prccuringa P Mmck ohflstla“ wane“ w" deplore {he Kgilrllz snui that in the March 2a. new ferry was more pressing at Qlvghimlghllagflmlllls agflllffxfali llicglelaselmanlflefl; intgle iéirnlgllréil-l _ - . on a o gam g rou cmmlillflleclllldlillvilctlczilktllx people“: present. line between Moahalsk and y? thinks es lotteries. semen of chance. In m. ovum, “n,” m" “mum” slnoel theofleterltveof t?“ ll; all: etc. Despite the fact um at the ' m. l“ 1 m cancer-Md "m? wlllllt-‘Y léamlfilned ma, e very beginning of Red Cross work on consultation of the ed le on The following committees Bflwh cap ld l rtille orders we“ ‘sued ‘mm headqmrt‘ that subject, I do not lintgnd to {hon named. - fifd ggwxlrwgfw afdv gnolsllw ‘gt’ r-rs forbidding the raising of money he the responsibility of support. Agriculture: Lt-Col. G. E. Full, wlfléh 2.9m heldlio have been dern- igzethmlwfi‘ 3Y5 "Qgngjfifllfmlfieflfij lgvlggyomggy 3f conscription for chairman. Dr. J. A. Clark, Messrs. onstrafed at Mozhrllsk. to blast all! lniofmch llllng, helm don°_ lll. Mr. Kin added. WR. Altken. RB. Clarke and Well- German strong l>°lfllfl~ _ mango" nwlwd u.“ u members rretiedqihrlmg 59”“ . ‘Y "' mgf“ mmm- m" m‘ 1f,“ '"°"§'“'”“‘l§.°.'§'l of the United Church Presbyterial m“ the um“ tzliigtlémfilltl opinion vie Improvement: Messrs. J12. opmsnts gaefvzl-Bllliolflfeldflflfiw time. we place ourselves on "curd as allure" o‘ mg, Wu e and balanced Richardson, chairman. JM. Hunt- Innmori “d sénlhem mm“) helm oppowd lo nmbllng lll ‘m, l "obscured ma; elffortkwap be. er. J.E. Harris. J12. Sterne and Dr. flflfnségltlchfles "aching Moscow hm mm and pledge ourselves lo do ‘ll gllitroversy conlemllllliza gglmmllly Jbéhtlcignchflgl, Mew-g 1 M the gorfhern and gguihern wing: llnbllur power to lessen this evil nts with respect to relsl ' ' ' ' of the IBM-mile ffilflt indicate s . ‘ l pg men B chairmen ND. Msclesn, . n_ l m l.“ m“ n any“, o“, w u“ "med 1mm’ J ’ w’ hm,” ‘m n’ M mmififfiiriirffi Izod aporecimon to the ladies of ‘Prin- r p. Kllelllllv realm. ity Church for their hospitality in

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‘Cvlllpleie Freedom" Plre Prevention: .

it w“ lll opening their homes to the dele- u. u... .5 ,.3;"§.,";§*'g;" 531;; gravy-weanling, gagging; ——-——————————— sales or our. no“ s» sell"- lllllis m the world's hisfo‘ m {'9 ‘5 rwoosmn’ ' ‘ y Gordon. ma. Burnett and LL-Col. owily in the Church mu.

ldmlnlsll-allon. “we” only?!“ m anmmérklr Mm}. 0M All." DA, Mmxlnnon. To the minister Rev. Mr. gulli- flgllilbllltv m Parliament should cluirman his DeBlois an slim.‘ ‘lreneporlllllllli "ml;- {l lg- ‘Qfio ‘gjld,'l’f.l'f‘d"°'fll,f' 35,535.32 ‘ l" " e t. ' .- er. no" '*' wrxrihunrhh and Hynllmnn. ehelrmerl- R~ ll ~ . u, ll, m. who, not.“ l"°"‘°“* “lllllllltmenie. was. Wilson. w. s. Grant, 1.0. rivnllll-e-‘l- H" 0' fnelriggiidded nfiuchoiglilheiscrvices:

“leemuieie freedom to t » a - A cord Bolllktl- Wilt" Pl°"'“‘l-S'“‘ M” 1.. mo d so In usl-ry. Messrs. J.C. . on. h Em all,“ md lo

. Hells“? lglllllslllllsalllllllllllsnsulthlu Shléwcnwllutaglll-PC-Ill. iJsecKllYllf; fifiiezlfiuflp’ use of the Church durlnfl the ne'e- mm" y I ! fitilgieyaznd Jami? Sim- ‘It was moved by Mr. R. E. Mulch slons; to the janitor who made iie

ma cl v - build! f lb] find to the in?“ ‘"18 taken to mean that if monds. and seconded b7 lll-W]- K- ellmnllfl}, nmldgfllfiexcgnmlffclnid ‘ll om",

the board of stewarts for the

P! l tati lmmeiili.) effglult’: Kid“ mgi ‘M. mmharflup: mm‘ A’ Belch“ i" tfitizairfifiifpfi spgdlfft from who contributed to the success o! like“, lll, udmlnuafmli‘ 9% chairman. A. Mould. J. H. flout}. la! own commlllee_ Mess... 5, A, the i942 Presbyterlal. ouilinr “mlllllllllry lervige wlth- 3:33‘ Tm mum” ‘M D' ' "lwlfiw- ET" “'3” T,“ J" “$7.5 chills inflihe .‘.‘.‘.§§';‘%l“§.. i5? ' .3 m...c ‘ "it? at’ anew‘: confide" ‘um ' chmflaht: dlaffhlia an} ’.Z’l‘.;‘.'i‘“.§lvé? ggrnboilrylmpgglemel" w" lgufgllfllg. la ‘m. °°'“’““ "m" l» tile wwouaoee-nootmlaeuseiiiecboondlvr. matters. ""- ' '

SIDE ‘GUAR 01A

PRINCE COUNTY CHRONICLE

Island Cows Qualify 9‘ If 9100.275; e , E . Under R. O. P. Policy jjs%ll ,.,,"I”ivx

The January issue of the Canadian rshlre Review lists the follow-

Prln Edward Island owned cows w have recently qualified un-

gé the cglederal Record of Performance Pollcy:—- Two Year Old Class 865 Days

Cow Owner Milk Fat lcsl Royalty Lady Bell . . . . . ..Ccl. RI. Andrew, Ch'touln.... 1098f 422 4.18 Royalty Lady Evelyn ..Ccl. Fl. Andrew, Ch tow-n... 737a 30a 4.17

Mature 365 Days Ingsbrook Pride Bess. . ...Ings 8r Son. Mt. Herbert...“ 8743 351 4.01 y Two Year Old Class 305 Days EvuleLilckyJean.......W.C.1e'W1| &B0n5.........l0323 432 4.18 Bt. Peter's Bay

Bonnydale Dainty EiihieLJ-I. W. Clay, East Royalty" 8512 349 4.10 Ingsbrook Peomy.........Ings d: Son. Mt. Herbert... 7334 310 423 Winswept Bonnie D. Reid. Montague. 6500 291 4.4a Blackaddar Margaret R0504}. L. Boswell. Frenchfort. 6469 282 4.86 mend John-ion. NI-rs- Wm- Cotton. ifigrrflfsnhiivggiiiwaiufiiiieogiefgxijiigsigo Alternates — Mrs. Wilfred Craig. Qimleg q ¢,_ _ '11 groups and M15. Mrs. Harold Milligan. slon ds,

For Queens Co-Miss Etta Ross. The report of the Community Mrs. H. S. McEwen. Alternates, Friendship Secretary, Mrs. John Mrs‘ Wm‘ Clarke’ m5‘ w‘ H’ Jon” §§¥£3“loi2‘i“v§il°i§‘ £11115? uoiéwuuif; / sag.“ Kmgs COFMRL wlualld PAT lliillglsmade in homes, and 1349 / griitisulrsisiilrrgl.' if glfagvfqelllshrkMrsi T“ “P” f" "m slllllllY

Secre- fl waslthen givlisn by Mrs. B. ‘Ir-e Yew" °l me '1'.nr'§er§'us§h,fl§§c§to§§3.c 85h? rglohfiilf CDmlllltif-‘e W85 Elven by MIS- MM‘ an increase in the givings of the Querrle. lll the absence Of the Coll- Supply department, dcspiw the venor of this Comnnttce. She 9.150 many demands made upon all of us. l” .“°‘f.i“‘.f““‘ §?.h°.§°.'3{i§.“.f‘.il.”°*§%$§iiv°% i2:- Cmmi.earnesowcap- eo -._- pcgared previously. es sent to Maritime centres. with a l Manol-llll Bel»- value of $93.00. 20 boxes sent to A very impress ve Tr , ,.

vice was then conducted for those lmdad Wm‘ a W!“ ‘i! shin”- lallhlul members who had passed inakingala total flung? bonus and a on to hlgher servlce, dumg we gross v ue of S 0 . , an lllLiLJbL

ofl2boxe v~lt ', d W“ YBBY- 1V1"- Mamum‘ presided use ins goieixteyafialggmof

S. J . Bryce. Credential

It this qlliel BMW M"- Euw“ IMrs. George BOWTICS then report- tead the names of the deceased ed for the Associate Hel rs deport- members. and Miss Louise Callbeck merit. She first stresse the value

led in the Memorial Prayer. Hymn of this wonderful ivork, and nskcii Nu 457 closed this very touching for an increase in inicrcsi. in the service. virzvziiékvgfor next year, Slic reported The following are the names of $ . from the Assccmlc Hclims. deceased members. M No gfne- Wm“ ‘ana-"dllflwfl hymn . were sung. ie i r- evue-e mellr-lul v»- mll-v suupzfihshalaililliiiirit. “a1; Ec- erature Secretary. Mis. J. D. Moi-- Farlane, Missionar Monilill an: Mrs. L.W._ Parke!‘ — A 551W“ World Friends Secyretary, null MP5‘. Branch President. . Harold Newson, Press‘ Secretary. Belfast-Miss Mirna Moore. '17"!- Tlléy stressed their various depart- since Assn. began. merits in dialogue form, which Cape ‘Praverse-Jvirs. Avai-d Bell. proved very interesting lllld profit- Mrs. Frank MacFarlane and Miss able. tllllirs.‘ J. “H. Nllailfliklirlano ‘men Josle Mullall giellaor nd gliémie Cir sidaigl ‘(Elli-Zilli- chewy valley-Mrs‘ My Mubch and) sine stronrlslralirctcd (H121 \¥<‘»l~}7:' ~Killcd in highway accident. or our Presbylfefial 3w do ‘ill,~l~ll_ll Charlottetown-Mrs. Helena Tay- men, power m support the Wm} o, lor. Mrs. Caroline Alice Worth, Mrs. Témperance l“ our Dmvlnca She l,“ William ‘reed. Mlv- 080m HW- rted 4s Auxiliaries had done iot- fl-"ll. W58 Bellillll clllllel» MTS- 9°!‘ ve work in Temperance. Many Aux- lar. Mrs. Cudmcre, Mrs. Hammond lliaries had sent iett-crs to bruh Kelly, Mrs. (Rev) Spencer (A Past Provincial and Federal govornniilins President), Mrs. MacLeaiLl MYS- Plflfiefilllil U19 nlizlliliizilcturc and sale f, ' and Sne ove. 0 Q1101‘. 85960 B Y lll Ollr army cegiloligrfiwTlllxlMli-gfssbngnald Mcghall. "ml!!- 5119 lleklld the BUDDOM OI Life member. evlry A-illirlllllarlv‘ llneltlhe Plegget Cam- Clinfon-Mrs. Husll Glover. m“ lggegnboflllflon “mérggllgoucyeéllptl! fieetown-Mrs‘ Randolph Ar g‘ ation Mrs Clarke MacQuarrii-l then Hunk" Rl"°1”—M"5' Wlfl- Carew’ gave a report of llie Recording Scc- f Mt. Stewart-Mrs. Edwin MacAs- relmy ; sey. The Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. North Bedeqlle "- MT-‘l- 3°53" J. F, Easton then gave her report. Marchbank. Mrs. Wm. C. Schur- which showed a definite increase iii man interest in the past year in mission~ Point Prim-Mrs. Frank Gillie. ary WOYR- v l ’ Searletown-Mrs. Prince Learn. Mlrs-lhtlllll- Milli-grey tlllllrlllgllvg lll lg- Mrs. Wm. Arnett, charter members P01‘ 0 e 1°11 5 n - for 54 years, also life members. G~ L T- 90%;” t M. l Valleyfleld - l\’I.'s. (Col-t s. s. Sh“ “P” d “’° m" ‘$5 °“ Weather-hie, Mrs. Bella Martin. Mrs. g, L fill 81ml,‘