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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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WHITE SPIIT IIAIIBE TONIGHT

a 5, Presby will at the Piano assisted by Ills full Orchestra. W111,‘ will start at 9:30. Admission 35c. Ice cream, wlq 1111,11“, ‘ldflchfl, snd special ice cream sundaes will be served all even- “ Enjoy your music and eats,

St. Peters Road. 8 fillies from Town

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CONFI; EBAT - “ca, D ION LIFE INSUB

GRAND LODGE 01,. YOPk District S. S. Convention

1 'I‘l1__e annual Sunday School Con- {Vfnt-éti ‘for the York dist-riot met 11 11011-11 Wlnslco Church on 311111111)’ flltrrnwn. Julie 13m _ _ eotlng c-yicned wit-h singing "it/iv 11113] lfootinz W1" 0P9“ Faith Looks up to "l‘l1cl-." Psnlm lll

110.30 .1. iu. Daylight §'y“sR,f’,‘f"§,1,l_°Q§1°11°Wd m‘ prayer

_ 1 1, in the a-bnnce

saving Tune, JUIIE ZIIIII. 11111111119 P1 out and Vicc- 12-inch. it. 11:1. imvcd and soc.

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Convention. l m ‘or m“ “W151? sirloin opened the bus. “m. .m1l,..n_ oIMt-L1c nilccting by c1111- mm I u‘ Smlctniv. Erma M311. last '§° grad the lllllilllfS oi the .1. t. . Convention, M13111,“ were on motion, ndcptcd. The Fl-

lssn. Annual; w Slate Named

311d “Milled. The Swretnry‘ then

" rc-pzrls and the follzw- ~13‘ bchocLs responded:- \V1ll=I{l9, snum w11151“ .Glnsgo\v Road Prtncrtrtvn Road. Hichfzcld ii Wrsl Cove:

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oud SJCOIKIKI that tile , _ 1 . add to tho Rrport ~S".li1:.o_v School the qlisstxmg \~ "What i119 tci.1l attendanc- 1 cstown was -, _1each “M01 1, a <1 1 , Z C1911 swdwa" °111>z1;il to nlzsszonsfi w“ mum 1s re-occtc sccrc- " '1 1.. '1-- 1C 1111., 111.», 1

_, . , ~~ ~ t. i .p1i0ulted as

lll: Rvplétsczlilit “1511the NCIIIIIIJI 115.; C:1n111.:t,c, Rev.

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plan?“ 511-10115 Si" i110 a ltsscitiliozis

1 o“ n“) (1111 ~ - ~\l.-J~‘ Run Youhket" F111‘. 11‘ “'1\‘i.\1l,~:s licrls Bimvn, ‘y ‘T111113’ the llil‘P11li'.'. P111115“

‘FI1PYQ 11111111’ 11111" 11' Aflvr the slulyn" 0t the 11" - - .' . ' 1m“ t. gflfprlPgfiila-‘q 1' 1o Ltvbsl" on, bpsii; 111 b,‘ Spun," 112.79 vmu 61PM this l n. Rev. Mi". ~ - I 1111101" isn inuctluvctl the monk- 151183‘ 101‘ 1111‘ 1 er, Mr, 121111111 Yolln" 11nd extend- “ Lnqgglllqvkl?‘ led to 111111 :1 v.i§v CTHTIZLI welcome _ -- _. 1i-1t0 tho (convention. M1".‘ Young's ~ 11111-43111111’ 11@'tl1_cine 1:1" 1110 ntlcrncon was 111°. 111111 C!“ "(_.-.1ri,~L Cnt-rrrzl 'l‘cnclting" 1n a lviiboelCcntritwl School. lie said 1m 1ll‘l£~‘ll:lli.l-_\' in nclicu was the only cute lot" tlic prcbicms of our —~—i—— world todn_\". Sunday $011001 team. , ers must get knowledge through Dally Wafsufvey study" ("l the Bible d-aily for 1:1- spuat-iou and gutdnnc-s). It was sug- gstcd toufomilo. Teacher's Study ‘$1111.11- sllci a mcctng. prob- ‘ e e wr t ICIIIS otldltgg Sunday School teach- lull o, p ac ms o er won lisclzsscd. It was "ug- 161-{1111010 corbiestitutrhlujlgleslcd to \\'1'1I'.‘* 1011i (111054. ohsaior o tie s '1 smansi l! 1c cuss on th "sin it" t1 i ‘- ~ u and ‘Italian fIlC- 1111111111; 311111111"? (l1 1111.111? 1111c btndly the setitlinl-tti Bible docs not hove a lfilo m""ln- ‘crs will cull for 111i". " u: 111111 llliIRt‘ us \\'1l1l'1‘ to " but if the dictators \ (lirist-llltc 111e, tmd tango view thcv may make us ccnslzous oi ou-r szn. then '9 leniency. it (loss not pt". e lo us n bgnopt, tun: the severity of the ~31" lied that we have more l 10 France a1; [1115 our class?‘

(Ccmudlnn Press)

lhltiubtedly" sct the ' S11v1 is a v inclnrd 1.11" lhl‘ terms to be 1111- 11.)’ 11111 H 2'10 £115 0131191‘- 331d on G -l"iul1ny and Italy

1911 111111 11 111w 111-g 111111113) de. 'l‘i1u flll'l'1‘.(10ll.\£‘.§‘~0ll clo-"rd with 11911 slngitu: "Brock Thou the Brratl ot Ipart from that, however, the Lllc" and Boiled-lemon by Mr- v- lmllliii to lure a, grout 111911011511 on world opinion. pur- _ 1- N131" “P3351051 on optuioti in the United Tut‘ t‘\'l‘ilt;‘.t.l so lf)2)1‘11f‘~'1 W111 11. 11g l-ltc l>,"..\n . 1:11:11" l1 by Pllf“) to and since the start of 11 l" 111' 11$"- MT- 51111111"- e nut" tl.‘ri11.1:1 propngantlists 1111111} “I 119"‘ 1111' Kl11l11°111 ~31)“. 5111.61.55 1,,sp1-,.ad_ Lord wns sung, Scripture lrs-"ou .1, 11,31 11.1,. T163“, o; \\"".1s read by Rev. Mi". Nicholson _ “1 . 1119 1.6151, hwllclvorl by prover by Rev. Ml". M 111,111‘. harsh 1o 1101-0111811 Sklnucr, w.1o then grave a shirt . ‘l1",".t it; terms wort‘ 51,1111" ', ’Il"l the

oi IIIJYIII}; 111;- ixgltt kind

1.1 no self-respecting pco-‘ Hm Id‘ culture 111101111.‘ d V! .01 “111. ,1; t “1 "z, . ‘» "le- “ " l“ ,111,.,'§,,:11,_I1:; gnn§1n111131.1_ 1urucd zit pzzronls try to give the W “.011 Sunday School tcnoiler some he p f‘ ' _ b_v oizcoutucin): l-tu- children to ' 111115110“! 911m‘, ink-e morc .il in t-hc vxork. 1'11 lem-mlnn: "I'll-w Build tlic t1"\" 1rd ""1 lite l1 n11‘ agzrpsmo“ “m 1115' undcrsrilidino ‘of aJctrs Chrrt c .,__ .. . . 11:11 we \vo.l1dl1nvc no nttd of prisons attd it wruld be a 1:11" bet- ter world in which to live. The report of the Nominating COIIIIIIIIIH‘ was rorili by Rev. Mr. Vzco-Presz-

\\1.S.'ultl1Afrlctl—tCP) 12;, which ho htook to c out t be aruocn _ _ 1 ,.--_,,.,, 1-,1_ 512.1171,“ Mar", 1115s Ruin Clldlllfift‘.

1111.,“ 1.1a (“a1 qnve Man-n (it-111. M $5 Helen R 5.01"."- 1 t . ,,,,11 1111,1111“... were Wilson iutd is 11s .. " iZ-PITSIKIFIII, tai"_v-’l'i"cosllrcr, .\ Erma Niallclt.

an to "to pllrll 25 miles away.

Tile rrport oi the RPSOIIILIOHS Committee was read by Miss Rena Younkcr had is as f0llo\\"s:—Be it iescivodw-l. Thut we extend to a1 Sc-ulh Winslov our thanks for the 2-

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OPTOMIYPRIST “OZIIIIKIIC. P. E. l. Oiilrc flours: I0 to I2 A. M-

2 to 5 P. A lulilhvs etc, by appointment Office Connected with DRUGSTORE

‘use ct 1.11111" church 101" the Cotiven- tiou and 1oz" thezr kind 11nd goiter- ous hospitality.

': 2. 'l‘l1at we extend our sincere )1 thanks to Mr. Ralph Young, Rev. ' Mr. skinner. Roy. Mt". Wilson and

Rev. Mi". Nicholson for their as-

slsluncl‘ niid I(‘tl1‘I1"‘.‘.~'I"llp 111 the Ccnvonlcu.

3.111111 we express t-ude to the Ycunkcr. E 4.Thl1t we also empress our tlmnks to lihss Erma- Mhllct for so 1111111111111" carrying out the work of Scorcl:ll"y-’I‘rcns1lrcr of l-he D25- trirt. Suiiduy School.

While the oilcring was being re- ceived. Miss Marlon Younker 53118 vrey sweetly. "I Heard the Voice cf Jeers Sci " Hymn “Fake Time to ix) Holy.‘ was sting.

Rev. Mr. Skinner. tihen called on Mi". Rnlplt Young to addrcs the Mt". Yolmgs address

our grati-

lf‘.\(‘l()lS DINING ROOM ‘hire tho (‘hoicest of’ Food is Served

QUEEN HOTEL ROOMS WITH BATH [OT AND COLD WATER. ‘rlvate Phones in All Rooms 00111101111011-

rn ittrcct cton, s. n. o e Block North R11" "1?- “"‘_1 1 “"11 "like W“ ‘f’ mad“ no‘ M31“ 5|" become lisheis oi men, He sn.d

that if nmre inch had caught. the message of the (IISNDIFS. tho world would not be so dork ns it is today. we mus-t regain our font-h in God. He spoke of great. 111011. who sne- rifiocd evetjvtluitg tor the sake o! Jesus Chris-t. They hrord the call of the Cross and answered it with their “111016 lives. The grout need of our world todny is irr greater faith in Jesus Chr1st. Wo must catch His spirit of iovc and broth- c-rhood.

The Convention was bir-u-Khl 10 c, close by singing "The Mrrliiug

J.M.’s MEATS

SPECIAL Light ls Braagung." and Benede- _ tlon pronounced by Rev. Mi". Wil- lum-e Rump 1 son.

oast. per Ih.

or YOUR Order, Phone 8| J M. ROOF, Prop. Market Building

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Pound Down 0n ll. 8. Mart

YORK. J e 20-10?)- M' -VAR'Q Tgggund §I8fIITIflurIOII 4 1-4 cents m relation to the United States

the foreign 0X-

‘ ll tod I It D. MacLeGn g: 211313;.- mgIIketII The British ciir-

Wlicny céthslfgdig; ‘CIIOTIInrI-IIPIIIQI 1-11 UNDERTAKER com "m a 1115111111111, o; 1n 3-4 oer EMBALMER cent, (Ottawa. foreign exchanllf’; control board rate 9119-991 D111 Charlottetown Ana cent discount). The SW18! 11'1"“ North Wlltnllre advnncm 45 cont to 22.00 cents. Unquotcd were the French franc the Netherlands 1111111191‘ "111 we Belfllllfl b!

MIMIC III

itttttolnl slzltrmenl was also rend‘

V111“. U on Rood It?

Miss Anne Gill, MKS.

soloist Miss lillarion-

was based 011 the WFSL‘. "Come yo 1dé_u'gh11,1.01 1412mm M15‘ 91,101,101

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scoorisi-r GATHERING. Lorne Willey. Jilly 1st. L-767-8-2i-li.

‘ IMPORTANT Auxiliary Canadian LEE-On Mccthg tonight, Legion Home. Initiation. L-73l-6-2i-li.

:C_ALVIN CHURCH. MERMAID.— D.v_ii1e worship will be held on Sab- bath next at 2,00 P. M. D. S. T, Rev. S. Caiiyie Webster, 14111151111.

L-703-0-2l-1i_

I RESERYIJ MONDAY, July 1st. I01‘ Scottish Gathering m, Lorne Volley, pipe music, dancing. ath- letic zarhcs. i..—767-6-2l-1i.

WILL IIELP BUY BOMBER -- Hcny" and Maclnnis Mcrrs Slcre, ,Cliui"lottetown, have announced in un adv:-i"ti.=ci11€‘i".lt 111 today's issue

that. 5 per cont oi the proceeds of .Hcart.z Memorial by pupils of Miss their shieuill be handed over wiLlilian MacKenzle. An elementary 111B 1-0-1111- to he)» in the Durchcse lpiahororte class, and

Of a bomber. ‘ GRADUATE wrrn HONORS- Miss Dorothy I. Cox. RN, daugh- ter 0i Mrs. Russell N, cox, or this C11)’. recently gradual-ed, with honors, from Toronto University, whore she took o, Prst Graduate Couitsc in Public Health.

l-lNfirfliiihlENT ANNOUNCED. - Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lcnrd. North. “You. announce the engagement of ' their datighter, Florence. to M1". Sheldon DeBlois Dixon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Dixon of the snnie place. Marriage to take place early iii July. L-7l7-6-2l-li.

1 WINSLOE PASTORAL CHARGE. Services Sunday, Jilne 23rd are as follows: Princetowii Rood l1 A. M. S. School ll) A- M, \Vii1sloe North 3 1P. M. S, School 2 P. M. Wihsloe South 1.31) P. M. _S. School 6.30 P.M. subject iuiQevei1ii1g The Temper- 21.1110 Question, Rev. J. R. Skinner, 34111151011 L-750-tS-2l-li.

T0 l’. E. I. —Mrs. L. A, Jordan Iof Brooklyn, Queen's County, is spcndiul: a few days wit-h her par- ,c11ts_, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Enmzin. lilcrifzcinish Rood. Mi", Jordan came lloo, btit he went over to Prince ‘Edward Island on a short visit. says the Ncr-v Glasgow News.

DEMONSTRATES 5'1‘ (you- 1VENTl0N-Mrs. Dearness, rep- |rcscntil1g Marvcns Ltd., Monotcn. lrzflvc a demonstration at the Wo- inicirs Institute Convention, wed- 111e_sria_v afternoon. She presented mach member pFGSPIIL with a soli- |veu1r prickilge from Marvens Ltd.

ARE \'lSi'I‘0lttv‘_ Alossrs. Sl-an- " ‘rcy Dsnnls, ol bloating . hurls a short visit ‘ blot-hers, Mr. Claude Dennis and ", Airs, W. L. Nlur- rny. Before c ring to N. S.. they visited their old homo at Arlington. P. E. l. —Nc\v Glasgow News.

I KINDERFAIUIEN CLOSING — IThe Kinder" Il'I('ll hcld its closing ‘cxrrlnsos yesterday moming in tTrmily Sccinl Hnll. Thorn was a llnrgc nlt-sndunce oi those inter- ‘c: :1 in its iI{'il\'lII(‘-. 'I‘hehz1ll was ' IIIFLUI-IIIIY (l: Tl'fl'.'.‘(I with - l‘ . 0111s. Th." kiddies put . ~1 .i1ciid prolmtn. "ind were :1 l-icliil to flit-ii" iiislrllz" “s, An oxtrnclcd report. of the DTOQTEIIUIIIO will nplzcor i0lt1D1‘l'O\\‘.

ISLANDER IiEAIL-Mrs. Wallace MacDonald. of Charlottetown has z-ccolvcd the sud news that; her tinclo, Joseph ivulsh, 1111s passed nwnv at his 1.01110 lit 301 Vane St» Revere Nluss, Mr. Walsh was the .~.011 0t the late Capt. Michael Walsh and Jcittimn Dawson, Mrs. Ma:- Duiihki lmll visited her uncle only 111st wuntcr.

GRAIIIK-ITES WITH HONORS- tMlss Stella lBoiiny) Hennessey, lduugittei" o1 Mrs. Frank l-Ieunessey has arrived 1101110 from Halifax to spend the summer holidays. Miss ‘Hem1c.~.~:c,v" has just completed a successful commercial course at. .Mt. St. Vincent .»\<"ad-cm_v. receiv- ing IIIl‘ Underwood Gold Medal ‘for typing and also a silver cup for general excellence in the gynasium.

WEDDING BELLS-The marri- nge of William Keir Clark. M01111!- suc, to Mss Anna Isobel MacLaren. Georgetown, took place in the Ers- kine American church, Montreal, on Monday, June l The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. Pidgeon. The bride and groom were attended by Mi". and Mrs. R111 >11 L, Douala-s and Dr. F‘. H, Mac ny, and left. shortly lifter the ceremony on a wedding trip to Ottawa.

AT THE SUPREME COURT TO- 1DAY — The Supreme Court re- sumes its sittings at 11.00 this |n1ornlng, The appeal case of Cal- lvln Russell, who was convicted of theft. iii the Police Court and sen- ,tel1ced to six months in jail. will be heard. Mi". J. Auizustus MIIC- Donoid appears for the appellant. lThe court, will then adjourn un- til Monday. when the Large case will be considered again.

ATTENDED EDGEIIILL CLOS- llNfh-At Piclgcllill school, Windsor. ‘NS. closing, Katherine Paton.

‘Chni-lotlclmvu, was awarded the IRLdiug cup presented by Mrs. H. E. I Kendall, Windsor. The Rev. 06.11011 Mitlonc, st. Peter's Cathedral, was 1ll1e special 1ireuchoi" at. the Edge- liill closlitg services. 11.00 Mntins, n1 the parish church on Sunday. While III Windsor. Canon and Mrs. Malone were the guests of Mrs. H. E, Kendall. Other visitors from Chtuiottelowh fol" the closing iri- ‘cltiucd Mrs. Paton and Mrs. Rogeis.

GOVERNMENT HOUSE TEA — |H1s Honour Licutcunnt- Governor ‘B. W. DcPage 11nd Mrs. LePage en- tertaincd the delegates to the Ari- nunl Convention of the Womens ‘Institutes at Government. Housei yesterday afternoon at four o'clock. Mrs. Thane A. Campbell and Mrs. W. H. Dennis poured tea. while Mrs. Horace Wright and Mrs. J. P. McIntyre cut the ices. Those as- lsistlng in the serving were: Mrs. L. ‘M. Cailbeck. Crimaud- M158 19°"! Ismltng. Georgetown. Mrs, L,‘ C. Allen Cnrdiaan. Miss Ellcm 5n"- St. Chtherincs, Mrs. Harold Affleck, Ml, Stevrnrt. ‘vlrs, Harold Dunnink. New London, Mrs. E. C. LFPRZP. 1.151111 111151.19», Mrs. Earle Baker. Mrs. Gesrze Dewar. Mffl- 14013519" Tnit Mrs.“ Frvd Moore, Mrs. Ern- ‘ost ‘Coffin. Mrs. G. A. Cudmore, 111,115, Cecil Slc-tvnrt. Mrs. Reuben Macdonald, Miss M." , MacDonnsl. M155 Louise HiISZRNI. Mrs. Charles Mscdonnld, Mfi- clllki“) M's"

"War-ZS Years,‘ w Ago Today l °" I “'

JUNE 21 W-Tdeneral Chris-I Rainbows I

tlan de Wet. Boer leader oi South African uprising. was’ found guilt-Y of eight acts of treason. Ger- mans denied commander of the U- boat that. sank the Lusitania. had been decorated. Kaiser Wilhelm visited German troops on the eas- tern front.

THIS MAY BE your inst. day to I buy new and used cars at prevail- 1 ing prices. Don't delay. T. G. Ives. L-’l’fl-8-2l-2i.

FIVE 1939 MODELS to choose from, Fbrds, Bud-sons, Studebakers. Look and run like new. Buy now and save. T. G, Ives.

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‘W. K. 8. Parent Teacher Assn. Elects Slate

The Annual meeting o! 91M W651 Kent. Parent-Teacher's Association was held in the school on the even- ing of June .

Dr. W. R. Carson was re-elected President. Mr. Harold Lawton Vice President, Miss Doris MacDonald. Sccietary- Treasurer. Other mom- bors of the executive are Mr. bew- is Campbell. Mrs. Wm. Brehaut and P. A. Creelman.

The Program Committee elected ore Mr. E. F7. CIflWSUfl, chairman. ‘Miss Bessie Prowse, Miss Agnes .Clements and Mrs, Harold Palmer. l Membership and publicity com- mittee, P. A. Creelman, c-h-airmnh.

A DOLLAR. saved is a dollar earned. See our used car values today, It. will pay you. 'I‘. G. Ives.

L-771-6-21-2i.

RECITAL TONIGHT 8 p. m. In

In Memoriam

advanced pupils in planolorte and singing will perform. Silver collection.

‘ L-769-6-2l-1i

MR. JAMES H. LANTZ

F (gruro News, June 18)

"or ewasa ood " 'lt. AR-E SUCCESSFUL- -— Word 1188 well have been thge 11111121111051.1151.» been received here fPOm 1141113111 remember the late James H. Lantz Universitv that Messrs. Frank Mac- W110 19,14,111“, passed w 1.11. damn K111111111‘ Ralph cam"- ‘md T°m reward, Uncle James was the son DeBlcis have been successful in all o; the 1am M“ and Mrs Joseph their examinations for the year. Lamz M Lumnbrug Co" 11nd attained the 80th year of his age. In early life he left his home, going to Halifax where he was in

FUNERAL TODAY — The Illn- eral of James Safvldanthwill he held this momrig rom t e res-‘ ~ . Q1351‘ 51'7"‘- 1'° “he church °f removed to Wallace with his‘ fath- tl1__e Most. Holy Redeemer. Service e1.’ where they starved one o1, the W111 be at 8:45‘ first lobster factories on the North- “"'_"“ ‘oi ' '-. ' ' 1; v FUNERAL AT now ARGYLE -» 113315319lgInhIIieliIniTtIlsfIl T119 111119191 01 the 151*? F10" Mac‘ tired and moved toIWaIIace with Dvusoll. New Argyle 1v“ 118111 Wed- his beloved wife Aunt 1.11711» hesdav afternoon from her late daughter o1‘ LIICIIZIIQ 1.1911,‘. 1,1111‘ 111111191199- 5911/1955 111 the 11171159 Eliza Fultml who predecessor! him rind grave were conducted by the some years Ego. ‘ ‘

Rev, T. W. Goodwill. Pallbearers In 101113.101, M“ Lamz “as a

were: Harry MacNevin. William 1 h be 1- ~. Gillis. John MacDougall, Hector 111311161?“ rmsniggea MocNevin. Ewen MMKRIHW- The distinction of having been t

Frank Smith. Burial W115 in the , . . cm w. c-m-l-t- .“""~"..."tunzmzlzzlsrsltts"am

ii ' ‘ Ii I I ' m-zaov RESPONSE ~ 1111101" 31111116111enil-erfiirittluyiginfi? iclshiltti?

T, E. Mt-Nutt reports that up to 10,; 111a J,“ D_ Dlfldscn (,1 pug-

118d vnlcnt of Grade olcveit in tl1s .v

Mr. Edison MacDonald and Mrs. Wallle Scnntlebury.

Urge Vocational Training

A resolution dealing with the es- tablishment oi’ a Grade eleven arid vocational training ‘in the City schools was presented and adopted.

This resolution was prepared by it committee working in conjunc- tion with slmllni" ccmluittees from

Queen Square and Prince Street schools.

It reads as follows:

Resolved that the Home and

Schools or Parent Teacher Associa- tions together urge the establish-

sl-hools. and tho rearrangement of curricula 111 grades 8. 9 and l0, to enable ordinary progression to such established grade, all to meet the standards set by the Common Examining Board for the Mari- time Provinces mid N("»'.'IOiIl1(iI'll‘l(I and to culminate in the standard of l-ilch School certification lini- versally recognized _ii1 business and nilowrng mntriculauon to universi- tio and that; petitions and rep- rcs nlntlons be innde to the Board of Erlucntion and the City School Board.

Further he it. resolved that. tho establishment of a practical soiled- ule of elementary vocational and arts-aud-crnft. training for boys and girls be urged, either additional to 01‘ 111 itflrtiol substitution for the rcgulur curriculunt. "

$4.0.) 111 War Saving Certificates was given for a prize nt the school closing. j

_It was decided to purchase s1 Film Slide Projector for use in the I school.

The President presented an in- ierestlng and comprehensive report of the year's work.

PRESIDEIN

REPORT

"On the 14th of November last I waselcctcd president. of yOui" asso. 619111011. and during the ihwiwx-iiizlg seven 11nd :1 lmli moiuhs to 1,1115 dutc- JtlllCnZZULIl, Sl.\' met-tugs 111111- 1101.11’ 119111) President W, R, Carson said 111 his report,

"At those meetings various topics

hnnve been under discussion which included music and malty phflSUS of cqiicfnlollul work," he continued. 1 51119 IHQBTZIIIIIIIC committee were o1 tunalo ill scouring cxcellln guest hbeakcrs lvlio delivered very uiicc- tive and thought-piovokiiig 5141111135- 219$ 111111311 “"611? usually followed by 1111§11§§1,i' valuable and interesting (usutssiohs i_i1 which _ members oi tire association participated.

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the lareseni. time about 36 people w _ s- - _ have written him to say that they d§f1g11fisffi§jfmgfit L:;e$£111i,21is$_ W111 PT°V1<1° 1mm” f" upwards etery. Many floral tributes and the of forty refugee children. One fir‘ large attendance of friends and wo- Whv 1s unable w take fl ld- neighbors bespoke his true worth 115$ 191191911 1° “11111111119 $1911 1°‘ Surviving him are one hall’ sister. wards expense-s It 1s understood Mrs. Mary Chamber of 011111., Dr.’ that the taking. of these refugee J_ J_ Chambers of pa,1.1.;boro and children is purely a patriotic w- m. .1. P. Lantz o1’ Charlottetown igloo and‘ thiat no remuntfarilaltion will P_ E_ I" are 11mm‘; 1115 ,.,.p11,.,.s' a rece ve. However u details o“ _ ' of the scheme have not yet been Im m here received from Ottawa as the offic- iais there are awaiting information , from England. PRINCE NOVA REQUISITION- ED.—I1l luck seems to follow the Proposed Wood Islands-Carlboucar (Continued from page 1) ferry service, F1131, are Fgderal We‘- governnieht re uisi one the S. S. v.7 ... -_ Charles A. Dugnlng for naval ser- 11,,T,,h”{’1§‘;“§§fi,m§{‘,Z.“§§;?,11§°“ 11151111’. vlcc, and now 1t is understood the 11181115 11.0111 J01, 1511111511018 1f some department has requisitioned Uenlocrac 101111;. 111i 1O11'.\,C$.W 11s successor, Prince Nova. which ls c1 1 1.1 d ' -- 5 1 o‘ °' ‘ almost. ready to start on the route. 1m 10,1‘ 191s’ ?m““‘“‘."*. L u“ the Meanwhile, the ss. Hochclaga. has 11.191111411111111 113111 110111-15 be list-a been instructed to continue the run 1115K 1° °.°“°““1“ wmim‘ 3111-1 m‘ between here and Pictou at a sub- 11115115’ 11°19“ 19311111141115: the ulti- sidy cf $6.001) per month as against; ma“? 513mm“ 1mm 111°“- 84-000 pct" 111011111, which “~35 grgnfl- Mr. King clcciurod no Govcrn- cd the Prince Nova. All the hands 1119111- CQWQ 11111080 11>‘ 111111011-"111111- on the Prince Nova, jncgtly 151311111- 11y o1 financing the wni" upon one e1‘5_ loge been 1111111 of; 811d (115- of the flllfléieial iiisiitul1oiis in the charge . country an warned tie House, i before the vote was taken, that ADJUTANT s; MRS. LYNCH no other interpretation could be1 TRANSFERRED-Adjutant and placed upon the anienilntoiit, Mrs. Chas Lynch of the local Angus Maclnuis (CCF Vancou- salvation Armv have received nc- vei" East) said his group was sup- lice that they ore being trzmsfer- porting the amendment and he red tN the command o1 the Fred- replied to the Prime Ivfinisler by ericton. N B. Corps. Adjutant and reminding 111m that the Bank of Mrs. Lynch came to Charlottc- Canada was a. branch of G0'~'L‘l'i'l- town four years ago from Wogd- merit as much as the Defence De- stock. N. B. Their farewell ser- bartmeilt. vice will be held this Sunday, as Defence of Canada. wadnot be- they are to be in their new ap- lug left to scattered groups of 1n- point-nzeol on Thursday June 27th. dlvicluals. Mr. Maclnnis said. The They will be succeeded in char- vital question of finance should lottetown by Adjutant and Mrs. no less be the respo11s1bil1ty_ of W. Hawkes o1 saint, John. N. B. the Gogernmehas Illlfllwglllhgeilffi’. -;-— All onserva vcs an ibcrns NEw §UPERVISUR —R. M. in the chamber wited ngninst the Boyd. of The Bank of Canada re- amendment while 0.0.11, New turned to Halifax Tuesday from Democracy and Mrs. Dorisc Niel-