m1. 10- .1949

Solemn Dedication Service At St. Paul's x

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“m” w“ algal?!’ _ n“ “gets? tum?» wdordllsd

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T” ‘he ‘m’ 001%’ mm y Monday.

1.33m“? n1 De?‘ ,,il1ed a nn fly- - jfiitxzv, 1943. He knew the o; war and the 10th

“Em dgys before ‘l2 guprflfllf-B sacrlflw‘ '53 I is that we who ure here be igpgotben when this was ls over. 1 pray that our sialfrifioes will not

f s the Qgimfiirdi-zwyngd in blood wiso enough to work for everlasting:

rospe i wing their preiudiow.

_ l reed. or eel m“ gin the path of such an

THE LATE LT. DeBLOlB

m flwt the best lads

8

nun-C. Mark 19:21. -' ‘GNMPI’ love hath no man than this. IhflL a man l n..- nu friend.’ _s. John 15 1a

Impressive Service

0P6 People won't forget film-so who and let the world

Ild b Rev. Jam-es T. Ibbotw y mom“ and dimisl

we going to ref-urn to narrow aspirations form those swell

11d Rev. WJ. Phillips. who, as chap- lain with the t/rwps saw frunt line North Africa. and

The tablet was unveiled by Col. m. Andrew. OB E DlliCPl‘ commanding l5 Mllllnry‘ District No. 6, who said:

"In the rain-h of Jesus Christ. wen unveil this Miomdrliil Thblet. b0 the Glory of God. and in honour and loving memory J! Ilieutlermnt Gor- don Roland DeBlob. who made the supreme sacrifice in 271.11 my of December, .

{ifttr the tablet was unveiled, it was dedicnted o? Mr. Ibbott, fol- lC\\'ll\g which dedicntomy prayers by Mn}. Phillips and Nllr.

During the service as m sung. o. .

er the Battle Donelfé

‘four Glory Came"; N0. 61'! "Pleas-

nm Arc Thv Courts Above"; N0. 515

"1 Kvow That My Redeeme: Li ’l'lu> Easter anthem

who are here are iiies. and the future

volunteers because

now swfw; 1n the contentions a. ins in the international sivua. 1m; in evldenoa of selfishness and self- seeking anwng various and interests in Canada. and in oesnive and heartless craving for pleasure on the part of many in the faoe of the cine want. funine and miseri? wars iegac in Europe

the in anobtéher few years

fl-ln- I prey that the nations of the wor

wise enmish f0 work for _ everlasting peace; ha-ppmess

P thou prejudices. personal “£135 u n e pa c

Mr. Abbott's Address

1'11... address hich boned Gordon Demon‘; letter was deliveg-r: ed by Mr. 1mm. nu mt was: st. hn, 15:13 "Greater love mm rm

Kee and Psalm 98 "O Sing Unto Imi A New Song", also Psalm 130 Deep Have I Cried Oh lord"

‘lie chancel and sanctuary were benilfliully dean-sited with flowers-

. and snupdragons oh w c ziven by lib family in mem- _ r.’ Gordon, nnd of his grand- pnrcnls Mr. and Mrs.

,"To no generation, said the m‘. “have these words s en by Jesus Christ a. wider n-p lcation or u greater significance to own. For our generation has seen _ and felt the rigors and honors of two terrible wuss. the cost of which in the lives of our beet and bravest, not to mention the destruolon of percious treasures of civilization. so SIBKGV? the mind that few can

urea: . " or on the one hand se€ms to draw from the heart of man all the basest evils. and vet on the other hand it brings our in the heroes who have fought and died for us nil the greatest virtues of

many of the bow‘ with (s-mdon at the front in Italy.

(irrflan was the G '2

drink the full c

he enlisted in the spring the Royal Canadian where he received his Com- in, but. bv reason of defective h: svas not pennltted lo

r man fill 1m office pos- ifJl n m Cmmds, he resigned hi! cpcunils-lon in ‘he Navy and en- ll xvi n: CharlottEtOWn as a Priv- h.» Anny. taking his basic Lrnnsng at Beach Grove. He was

2nd, ztftsr qualifying M. the , ‘ training =chool at Brockville. . received hi5 appointment nsl _ e West Nova Soo-l "*1 llPfuznent. with which he went

)\.l. S. Hr dns in England unil the late 941i. for h

rem lo North Africa and thence div. where he fell near Ortena, 27, i943.

Eisenhower. who ufizr expremng his loathing of ‘he horror. brutal- itv and destmctiveness of war. said further that there “'11s one thing to say 0n the cmdlt side: it brings forth velour, comrade-ship. sacrifice, eadfastness nnd en-luranceu

General Bloch also had said that no mun can give great cause without reaping a re- ward in the faith. courage. fortitude and sacrifice which are engendered and strengthened in the

making the supreme sacrifice. Ueut. Gordon DeBlcls has bmu the greatest honour to his f

city, his Pmvince

“When you read Gordon‘; letter. you realize that he had a. preventi- ment of whet was to come to him. leeled by ccuhrgge. and up

his duty fo tile end. Jimt so did our Lord and master Jesus Christ have, 0n the Mount of Trans! ation, a VlFlDn of what bmufail him on the hill of

miss-lam and carried through his mixioui f0 the end—to the dark and bitber mud to Oalva-ry. “Who better than Christ could know and understand the love of s. omild follow in His 5nd, like Hirn. lav down

Prophetic Wnrds

u letterd a fvw days .mue zeswpweltlieia - _ on oxpzessed for himself and his ccmmdes both llv

dc. that which W85 in their

m’ . to do their tl-ut

inn: 1hr gnwi. selfishness, and in- nrnlmio nnpiratlanl; and ambitions , people for whcrn they died J "light nullifv their work. and load roonorpr inter. w another fearful fmlllallm) of the most venerous. tho brnvnsit and the best. prophetic Words: en some of us have to pay for. if we are f0 have a net- m iwrici when the war is aver. but but ‘—*‘—- .

beasvsi unto Thy

th but infill l H“. llflvlaeisr-fiheir all — fgr t friends.

O

‘Ihnqull you lie vmtr time pmved.

Your meanory hallowed in the lmd you love."

l3, 194g‘ o M, William Bowling, City

ci-tnrnm. Blllllilllilll

Thlscollmn browned for nun of local mm.b“ Ad of: nowu nature may from

it five cents n word. strictly ou- hlo In nd

yahoo. COOK'S for Ibotoinphs.

ONFEDERATION LIFE l]!- BIFBANOI.

THE ANNUAL DISPLAY LOIIIIC of Mercy. Tuesdny. MN! 2!, Oun- dall Home. Please send gixfstsmpn - 1i

SEE LATEST IN POTIEBY- WARE. Crockews Jewellery. u.

1N HOSPITAL — Mrs.

Arsenault, mm Avenue. Cgirlotu.’ town. entered the City Homing over the week-end for treatment. A war bride, Mrs. Arsenault u. “V” 1" u"! 001mm’ l few mouths , .

B80.

The Talk Ahead

us‘ nugvmhlmdgggleooommum k to affermam hat would wan

back r61 in b0 if! d work T» tlzembegwr wglzd 3d lettin the world drift along with 110v y and ignorance until another

warlrhzvakes than once again."

t to int out signs of ilhiwrégvv lnpothe U

strife betweerl, ital and pxevaiiingwrn the

pone of world.

and in o "We all needed, he felt, to pray as did Gordon DaBlois." "that ti}:

world will be bid and wise enoug‘!

to work for everlasting

pence. he. - Ines and prooperit, ithout .5- . perso al

wing hhelr nrriud

n eed. or selfish rmbitions to stand

the path of such an aim ' l‘!

"Who had greater right than men such as he to offer this prayer? He and rss comrades are saying to us, as 11d another veteran in that other war: "To on from B.

Be VOMIS hold . full b0 wphold their torch. we will gchl deserve ‘he fate 0f confusion

and SAW of uninmgin

a-ble horrors which will surely come upon us. and of which our children and our children's children will

the ripe harvest of fate and of bitterness. In all trivih. we shal have brought n hell upon ea-rth.

"Let us wt like intelligent beings and use the minds that God has given us, and 1e: us be true and loyal to the fmith and have been entnmted to

"Sacrifice. such st that of those who have fallen for us. is the fruit o! love, and nothing else but love can rtepixe men to such eeu-lfioe. is the only thing that has so fer saved the world from falling wmplefel" into dar nan-s vmd bondage. h the put into our ‘hlllldd can win the pcece. s our love great enough to make us, degree measure up have loid down their lives for us?

"In the placing and dedication ln this church o: this memorial one who mule the supreme sacri- fice, we have that which will re- call to and keep before those who will worship here uf of their duty. God rant that our feet and the feet o our children ma be kept in that pe/hh.

“o those who have been

reaved, we would any, that that life has reached its fulfilment. 15 ivhioh has been laid down in Christ's holy cause. Their bodies have been hurled in peace and their souls are with God.

" ‘Rezneznbé th servants, 0 Lord, according to the avour which ‘ma: people and grant!‘ that, increasing in knowledge and love of 'I'hee. they may go from strength to strength, in the life of

ect service. izn thy heavenly ingdom: fzhmugn Jesus Christ our Lord, who liveth and r Thee. and the HoLy G . eveir one God, world withom end Amen.‘ "

"0 valiant. hearts} who to your Rlory 1111:3325 dmt of conflict Ind

through mule fluno; kn

labour nlfed

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tmth that Us.

which we

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brides pnrentl, on ‘Phurlday, - by the My. Randolph Wllflzue. Frederick John Downoy, California, to I McConnell, Loms Vs!-

Mdntsgue, May; Campbell in hll I from the Zhris- ntnnue l? 2 p. m“

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1 h, “m”; n“; 1 h” rake, new: l binder: l fertlllner spreader, 1 1m“, gum gnu‘ ‘nun, n"; l out: l pa; plow: l rllso barrow. new; 1 13.1mm. gqmyghf, n"; 1 nenmer; l lune hoe with riding mun- menl; l lprlll) tooth honor: 1 will i“!!! l In llellh: 1 not lumen lgrlndllonezllrroodcrutovezlvhlilfilhfllmfilfi“ “n!

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

inal Welcomed By Native Parish

i I friends in Hunter River. Rustlco. and other centres as being very his heart. "l love them Eminence said. Several of them had taken the trouble to wire their congratulations to him upon his elevation to the Cardin- “Thdr thoughtfulness." His Eminence said. "will never be for-

ce in closing bestow- Blesslng upon the

TO ATTEND CDMMINCEMENT _ . and In. B. Graham Roars left Bundly jot Woltvllle, Nova Bcotil. to ntend the cloning eur-

‘cilu o! Acndin University. Their

nan. Peter Roger-u. in amounting ‘Pueldsy with the Bachelor of Science Degree.

ANNUAL MEETING Free Dis- llny 81st. Envelopes su-

tributed June 1st. 1nd collected Juno {-4. . a-ao-u

T0 ATTEND CONFERENCE — Mr. H. ‘B. Chandler, director of adult education for the Province. left this morning for Kingston and Ottawa to Attend conferences of the Canadian, Association for adult educition and the National Film Board. He will be absent about n week.

All OONGlATULATBD-Qn- grabulltinna are being received by ma. Edwin Johnstone and her Y. ILCA. Choral Qluh for their splendid showing at the New Glas- gow Music Festival. One of the marks given to this fine group of young singers was 90. the highest marl: given at the Festivnl and

q, shared only by an individual pea--

former who received the C. N. R.

rdan cup for her performance. the high- _ est award given at the Festival.

The cup won by the Y. M. C. A. Choral Club will be on display at the locnl Y. M.C.A.

UNIB-AL YESTERDAY - The

F

funeral of the lute Mr. A. R Wlsa was held yesterday afternoon from his residence. 15b Euston Street to the People's Cemetery. Services at the home were conducted by Rev. T. Ii. Mcbennan. assisted by Rev. Mr. Rice. Mr. McLennau officiated at the rave-side. 'I'he pallbearers were: . M. Richards, Merrill Cralwell, Bluis Andrew, Alfred Pickard, Harry Hardy and Gordon Hughes.

RETURN FROM GRADUATION EXERCISES-Three members of the Board of Regents of Mt. Al- lison University. L. W. Shaw. P. W. Turner and Mrs. A. G. Putnam, returned to Charlottetown Samur- day from Sackville, N. H. whore they attended the annual com- mencement exercises of the ln- stlfuflon. Mr. Turner, who ls u member of the executive of the Board of Regents. was accompan- led by Mrs. Turner, Four P. E I. students received degrees or cer- tificates, They included: Form Bell. Summerslde. Bachelor of Science; George Wendell Callback and William Campbell Durant, 0th of Summerslde, certificates in en- gineering: Pauline Dixon ‘Sim- monds, Charlottetown, Licentiate in Music. Mr, Lionel Brittle of Montreal, who will direct .1 cam- paign lo raise $850,000 for the men's residence, Truman House, and for other purposes, hss arrived in Charlottetown and will confer with local members of the Mount A. Alumni- Club today.

Personals Mr. W. T. Crockett, Charlotte-

town. returned by plane Friday evening from Ottawa where he represented P. E. Island at a Do- minion vital statistics conference.

Lieutenant Catherine Lloyd and Lieutenant Richard Tracey of

Stellnrton. N. 5.. are visitors to"

Charlottetown. and while here are Quests of their friend Miss Joan A. Bernard at Government House.

Miss Genevieve Areenault of

Tlgnlsh is a visitor at Government House, the guest of Mrs. Bernard and family. Miss Arsenault is vlre nrosldenf of Morris. Bernard & Co. Ltd. o! Tlznlsh. and is ncilve In

the advancement of all things por- talnlng tn the welfare and ari-

vancement of ‘The vlllnne. Sho- is also treasurer of many of the ‘ocnl

societies of that interesting lawn.

Baptist Church

.1}-

The Pastor. Rev. I. J

. Levy. founded his morning meditation at the Baptist Church Sunday on the subject "The Rock That Is (,0 Higher ‘Than I". words found in Psalm 81:2.

A study of the setting, so essen-

tial to proper understandingshows the Dsalrnist-author was familiar with many devastating experien- ces. Many passages in his psalms reveal that he suffered intensely be- as evidenced by the fierce fending cages of pain he so often eiacu- ed

m5 great need led him m seek

helip. consolation and comfort. and naturally he turned to the only source that could give him the aid. peaoe and security of which he stood in so great need. What {lone could satisfy him was found n

God. “The Rack that is higher

then I.”

In the "Rock" he found depend-

ence; abiding! power. unchange- nble permanence. th-at which stays when all else recedes. ‘Iihough at times obscured by the n-ldsts of doubt, uncertainties, pain and sor- row. the "Rock" still stands and when need is greatest. shows forth in towering grandeur, furnishing the shelter and bolstering sorely tried faith.

Man's only is in the great ‘The

relglous truth hat in God ‘ and in

u. cape from the ills of life, faith in God takes the sting sway and gives courage nnd strength m en- dure and eventually triumph. Those who pus through llfekhnrd experienced with eyes nxod on the

stm

emerge with greater.

i: fifth.

B91 erl in God. "The Rook". Bil Ion, Jmus Christ, find

that of lllaviating

W lhd the vlrllflodspirftunl and physical

humanity, untidy

and

give peace. Bir Wilfred Grenfell. mmo M-D-s who strove so couraseously arrtid uns tediy lranzlnllfatzrina to u s . nn alm- gaz moulded-z“

requirements of In:

Christ

of doubts." mtlnt for the nun of ‘md efficiency. and

of In 00d "The S

which mould SUN.

Vin We Q I fixture. be used for t ‘lam out

PAGE FIVE

His nninence. J1me: Cardinui Mcfiliilm cam yesterday to the lame church at Rustico in which. we. he had been consecrated

Despite the ilnfsvourabie weath- er, people for miles amund, ir pective of race or creed. cam: Soienm High Mass at St. Augustine's Church y morning in order that they xrfight meet and shake hands with Can- English

Truman Still First Pick -

His Eminen ed the Amstolic

nfll. -

Both chumh and grounds were gaily decorated for of many-coloured flowers had been placed inside the sanctuary and draperies of gold hung in graceful folds midway down from the lofty cell- ing. On n banner suspended high over the llltll’ were the words in- hm” scribed on the new Cardinal's coat

e

-"Wa.lk in Delight". On the wells back of the altar

the Papal colours: on the other the fleur-de-lis o? France, symbo Lic of the country

tt . middle of the ground. midway between the ch nd he parochial house. the Parish- ioners had erected

After the banquet. held in Rus- and made possible through the work of the parish

di Sisters 0f Notre Dame ConvenhFather Petriemade n short address to His Influence.

It was the gmateat day ever re- corded, Father Petrde said. in the FY of Rlistico. He was so happy to be able to celebrate Mass in the presence of n Prince of the Church that words failed him to

his heart. He had been told that Car- din-al McGuigan was not the first Cardinal to honor Rustieo Church, that Cardinal Gibbons had onoo visited it. “That was true. Nev- ertheless, Cardinal Cardinal and being ourCar- dinal hasmomade this a historic defy

Cardinal MoGuigan briefly re- bliod. In the presence of the Ideutensnt-Govennnr and His Ex- cellency the Bishop, Church and State were represented. his was so because the twin fires of religion pnd patriot- ism burned in the heart of every devout Catholic. He was g1 see Father Petrle as the spiritual

spruce and fern.

t Illustrious Prince". On the reverse side was the Latin wold. ‘Magni- t»

The Mass was celebra parish priest. the Re . . The Rev. Patrick Walsh was econ with the Rev. Earl Dalton

V. MacKenzie. rector Dunstanu, oflicinted High Priest. The Rev. LA. Dougan was Master of Ceremonies. was assisted by the Rev. T. But-

The chaplains to His Eminence, Cardinal McGuigan were Monsig- nor J. A. Murphy and Monsignor Maurice MacDonald. Acting similar capacity in His Excellency Bishop Boyle were the Rev. Pat- rick McMahon and the Rev. J. The train bearer to His Eminence Cardinal McGuigan was the Rev. Eugene Murray. The cen- sor bearer was the Rev. Leonard Ayers. The Rev; and the Rev. W. Pineau were the lvW

A native son, he had returned to perform his priestly duties in his native parish and combined all the qualities which no to uiake a priest the Spiflfillll adviser of his people. _ His Eminence thanked all those who by their zealous and uns eflorts had contributed to making the day sun-h a memorable one. u day which, His Eminence said, he would never forget.

Cardinal MoCuigan leaves today

will address the graduating c1155 st. Francis Xavier University

Father Petrle‘: Address

S.

r clergy present included Monsignor Allen, Toronto; Mon- signor Charles Foy. Quebec; Rev. Martin Monaghau; Rev. A.L. Her- rell; Rev Bernard Glliis; Revwil-

Donald, and the Rev. William Mc- Gabe. Luge Attendance

It is my inestimable privilege to extend to Your Eminence a most heartfelt and joyous welcome. A welcome to your native parish. exulfant today be- cause it is so justly proud 0'. the noblest among its sons.

Never did we unite more glad- ly, never did the sweet words of greeting arise from an more truly cordial than that which inspires us today as we offer to Your Eminence the