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-.IUv¢1;.\'lLE hockey Bedeque rink, rriday, January 21, Kinlsora vs. Bedaque. Skate after. Admission l1 cents 1-19-21-21.

—l-‘0X RANCHERS, attention! Borsetncar. for sale. International Fox s; Animal Foods. Ltd, Sum- tnerside. 1-18-51

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Leohce Arsenauit. of Summerstde.

who has been stationed at Alder- shot Military Camp has remuater- ed to the R. C. A. F. and has lett lin; Toronto to take up his new

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Annual Meeting Summerside Presbyterian Church

The annual congregational meet-

I . t 1c t Sunday. Jan Xe $114351‘ ‘Iryosi

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UNITED CHURCH PASTORAL CRAIG ‘

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“rsn cuuswu.‘ iunday. y : Bedeouo n A-M. a .M.Alba.n 1302114.. Rev. J. B. Baxter. a. 1 gulp!

—0N ACTIVE SERVICE - Tpr. ' John B. Masauadyen, Kensingwn, is now serving with tho Central Mediterranean bones.

—BOOKING ORDERS for bar- ley meal now snroute. Harold Link- lctter Phone BM-il. i

148-241-2141

--CllUltCll NOTICE — North Bedeque United Church Services, Sunday, Jan. 23. Freetown, 11 A. M., Travellers Rest. 3 P. M. North Bedequeuilfiohl’. 1:“ Ixiev. flames Cross w deyer arewe ser- mons at these services. 1M H SHOWS 7.30 and 9.15

tutrfilionelu tuovtta stosstt

Also British News and SHORT SUBJECTS

reviewed fits derived from me the D

“ r d often unearthed thank the

felt

uhe address and

--— SATURDAY AT 2.30 runes emu: LANDING .-

An H. C. A. I". Anson training

plane from the Summersi‘ nir- cort made a forced landing on the , ice on Malpeque Bay about 5.30 t i Wednesday evening. The plane was only slightly damaged and the crow of four were uninjured. The Summersme

Int.- uf the Stunmerslde Presbyter- lan Church was held in the Church hull on VJetinesday evening. the Nnmster Rev. Charles Carnegy ac 111 as chairman and opened the " 1;; with short devotional ex- . Reports oi activities of the past year were presented by offi- - of the various church organ- ..>11,, unti all ct thcse reports shoucti the work of the church to be n1 a lllcst satisfactory condit- ion. The statement issued by the board of nmnagcrs showed that f it-inlly" the affairs of the con- ition are in s. most healthy ition uuth all bills paid and a creditable surpltm carried for-‘ u tu the new year. All in aill the muctn v.15 a very happy one ‘ 1t. agreed that it was satisfactory annual gath- thc last twenty years. - tnnnzigors, Messrs. C. R.- (‘. hiountztin and L. W so terms had expir- 'tcd for another term

ihatiks were presented 1's and others who had c 1n momotlng the work -h and Mr. and Mrs. 11121115’ complimented 1 lrnxclcrship. .l1t- i-ltvo cf the business ses- sltiticvif; were served by c! the congregation-S.

Woman industrialist I

‘for the occ by the members R011 b ‘ ‘ ' ~ Jtota u 1 Nov 2a and ch 1: '.Y.M‘5- J-b- 000w: moles’ RfiiSBS Furor In ll. S. ‘e we Sodom or u... stem .1 .‘§...l..°.... 1...... .13. M one» u we mwwrv. Mrs- tVirgin. Mrs. Gallant has been an ‘tin... Headlumters m“ not A-_A. Nlfilfll-Iflnflld and tne treasurer. officer of this society for a num- Ijssued a breamott-n o; Casualties FQWM‘? MRCLQO-‘l; Manse . ""_‘ -!‘ 0f Rafi suffered in ‘he various War theat- d-ewmg Mun‘ by ‘he “reuurer- Mm “nslllNfiTOli. Jan. l9 — (AP) The bride looked very charming em since mé tqgv 23 mp1];- ueorge flwpe"? “am” U141"!- by _'1~.asu1._,. Secretary Henry Mop m goldwcloumd dress‘ with ac_ Here are H“ cbmn_h_iscjlé__ the gectetavry-ltroasuret, lilrs. liar. genthuu. taking note of a United Cgggqtties w match, Mrs, Ursula, '“ ‘ ' gglcletfrilmge- w°m°n5 “115510114111 553i": woman industrialists call Ai-senault. sister of the bride, and Ofliclnl '7 com yin?!’ me secretary‘ ms’ Mn- for business to follow her eatampla bridgsmaid for the ceremony, was Mrs §rtiiiii9”1f‘““. m? “easurert in uuttm: aside post-war reserves dressed m coronation blue with K w M r secretary-treason?’ b13101“ bygme m" °i m?‘ "WHEY “if! ‘Onlght appropriate accessories. Sicily 475 1.914 1E0 2,431? Smith; Miss1ona1*v'As:.o*i3:.i'>11 in that "to advise citizens to refuse. The groom is a member of the Italv (to Nov. ‘Miss riorence MucLeud-L hticitgr: to pzty tur;t'.<~-pat‘tlctllnrly in time my.“ Canadian Army Medical 23) 233 mt 45 ‘ '

of tvar—-smacks of disloyalty,"

“Such an attempt." the Treasury head added, "ls especially un-t worthy of 1101150115 profiting from war contracts."

Murgcnthati made no direct re- ference to Miss Vivien Kellems of WOSl-IJOF» Comb. or her address to a r-ivic group in Kansas City yesterday in which she said she had not mitt her Dec. l5 income tax installment and urged that others in business follow he; ex- ample. She asserted present Un- ited States tax rates are uncon- stitutioixnl and confiscatory.

In a statement, which he said he lssttrd “in response to inquiries fror 1.110 press," Morgenthau de- clarctl

“XI-";L_Am(‘l‘lCflllS are proud to Duy thcir taxes to help win the war. The "treasury. which dealt-

and Georgina Eva Arsenault was

was celebrated by the pastor, Rev. M. J. Rooney. The choir of which Dr. Gallant was a valued member during his tnedical studies was under the d1- icction of C. J. Gallant. organist. At the Communion of the

Corps and was married in his of- flcevns uniform. l-ie was ably sup- ported by Alban Arscnault, brother t of the bride. 21 64 101 16 204‘

Breakfast was served at the 4 Weeks 75° J51‘-

home of the bride's parents. Mr. 1B 138 533 25

and Mrs. Arsena A. Arsenault. Hall’ ‘Mal l“ '73“: m ‘mcludui Howlan. to immediate relatives of “mm 3"" ‘momcm’? 3°73-

the bride and groom. A re tion canadm“ “W95, ,°‘”-’"“‘"‘e ‘he was held ‘m, the happy coupe at most stubborn ressance of their

the home of the parents of the groom. Mr. and Mrs. Gallant, Elmer Plneau, Mrs. Gabriel Arsen- ault, and Mrs. Joseph Gallant, als- ters of Dr. Gallant. directed the service of guests very efficiently.

make their home in Montreal for the duration. Their many friends in Western Prince hope that they will return at the end of the war to assist in caring for the sick

plane was returning from a routine training flight over the Gulf of St- Lawrence and ran into a rain squall a; they were coming in ov- er the bay. The wings iced up making it necessary to land. The pilot brought the plane down wheels up and about a mile from

Army Casualty

shore and only six miles from the hi? gtitlunxed Dtlileumwolrhltacfinnfg station. Th crcw was able to ' -' . .

walk ashor: at Princetown. The §§Z°§1§L01TofZZ‘{,§§$§°“HQ““,,§‘{§§

plane can be repaired if it is poss- that over two hundred of the

ible to get it in off the ice-S. young people of the congregation

i-—-—-—— We" WWII! in different crunches

OTTAWA. Jun. 2o tcPl- Un- 0! the armed forces. Mr. Herbert

official tabuliticn of Canadian JEWGU. chairman of the trustee

army casualty US$5- Wiled 5m“ warm bmwm m” 3911"?“ 1'9

the last official rep 111g period from the it 0! 1h" Italian camputgti to N 23. con- firms a London dispumi Jan. 1'1 __pg55ed by British censors-from Ros Munro, Canadian Pres War

covering

Wedding

On January 19. in St. Anthony's

correspondent, that casualties Church, Bloomfield, .31.. W" the Moro Valley air! Ortona vanmersnne, marriage of Dr. Gilbert Gallant battles in December were heavy- eru report b’).

Within the last four weeks cas- ualties have been roughly three times greater than in the: previous four weeks. The comllrmliive 118- tires are 284 tor the four weeks ended Dec. :11, compare: with 695 for a similar period ended Jan. 18 This was .111 indication of the rising tempo oi the ‘"1 -

solemnlzed. Nuptlal High Mass

vacations from

Mass

The altar was nicely “aerated Tcdays cetaigilation was based

on official tivicncc headquarters

1,094 ' by

Unofficial 4 Weeks to Dec.

Mediterranean campajviy 1n win. flint! the battle oi the Ivlnzo Valley which ended Dec. 2B when the Germans wi-hdicw hm. the Adriatic coastal town of Ortona. For thrcc weeks, from the time- two wcstem battalions crossed the narrow. muddy Moro River. the. Canadian 1st Division Inn-led the full weight of its mm and tank power against the Germans. who Were 11nd?!‘ orders to fight to the last man and ‘ast bullet Th‘, sea.

John A.

in the evening. Mrs

Dr. and Mrs. Gallant intend to

w of the ccngirga.

00BX11,

submitted m zsnna secretary,

deavor. by the so fW/Igltzomcrl’.

s Jean lviacuougait,‘ Girl Guide by Captains Suzanne Muckin s and Mrs. Yeo; Brownies,

MIS-

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Stresses For lieu

rue caaawrrm-own ouanotm

Scout Leaders

need for some

hashing that acte

During

J. A. Comp

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hion was the b

gave the The reports or as

Scouts,

- "v m Jes 1- palgn which began Sc t rartrldfle; Benevolent mmq M155

‘Ta: gggzguxgflslatfiehgglgg coeupl’ “Yd An unofficial casua-oy toial for ll-tvlllydmtkcn. session Juno’, Mr.

thcir attendants received mmflthe Italian fllfllllfllgfl ‘lp to yes- b62001?!” IWSS. Junior b-tlnday

'who will surely protect them dur- iterqay “'55 M73‘ I“ “w.” 38-day u c‘ Myobizloe Pupefuxwudenn’ Mm . me with H, richest consolb Sicilian cantcaign the- aztny rc- 5c -] 6 5 Senior Sunday

f?“ - 5 ported s total or 2.439 casualties. ‘@190. by tne supei-unendent, Mr.

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Mt‘. Ralph M L . Dr. ME. and her-f“ Rival It: nerairty lweloome

6 1 rel) v Dr. nge ggldhl8$llfll' association withsgggn

pleasure

at the annual meeti A motion €XPl‘o‘S5lllE' the 10f the congregation to the minister, Rev. G. . Webster, , Webster for their devoted leader. 5111b Wfls unanimously p Webster ma thanked the faithful co-o

Women's Institutes Prince Edward Island for splendid support of the Kin Mllk for Britain fund and to sol. their continued cooperati r

congregation cot-room on Thurs- any evening. At the 01089 or devotional SEKVDIC Nev. GA) webs- appointed

Mr. rtegtnala MuwN-tltt secretary o! the meeting.

The report. of the session was

tron. Miss Florence Mwbwm ‘r°““'°“ °1 ‘he "usteeiout sites on Canadian soil,

Laura King and treasurer and leader, Mrs, c. B, Wolf uuu Pack, gen-

Mrs. Cari Sm 1213x1181 report. Miss Adele Mac-

mmary. M155 Roma and

MacBwen and the treasurer, MacDonald;

arsed. Mr.

de a fitting reply and congregation for their The estimapsisullaliqn’ 1 b m

. .- ou n

trustee board for g t n y e

The tr

Ill!!!

"sh IbBOPPtion by the armed force; of from 72 to 80 former leaders,

and he extremal?

replacing these ioues. He iiiieliyaubeni" Boy scouts Association. p n‘ u

of the

em

th latent talent.

doubt also his added German o, thfirwr "is tendered a vote, to an uuptna tallyimor. ‘ by m z 1:1 be alt of the club l "Once when a troublesome mach- It W14 dwided to write and‘ Bmghuahdw-Iveritww e231. 1L‘

ton. Stewart

A. Mar-

Ofllon

the chairman and

est in t-he history

financial report. organizations were follows — Mission

1th,

EH6 treasurer,

non by Violet

Uriidlfi

its strenf and! ,. .1 init ative and

of the machine men's

in

yea . the interval between the the business maeti the club members very much e11 s? the monologues and rooms; Ives was chairman and J.

1m W's Present u a guest

Zion Church Annual Meeting

01;: How he had captured the Iun and

OM mainder oi‘ the German gun crew

Local Man Described As Skilful Sniper".-

Pte. Alfred Blanchard of Gur-

lott tow . is rack scout. and l ° .3... ‘ Em“, w ‘,1, cote vaeems pmvvuamtus '__ ,loflfl'dll‘ a ry -n.|i¢|qau.oeuvn-unnm 1 Raebuns, Stan war oorr- my", Us,“ . M regular Thursday ma. . . 1118 meeting of the Charlottetown '3: “dam, l? 71"" W b“ I Iu- "h WV" " Kinsmenb C b Mr. W. J. Har- you. who m", h", much w “y ovateeuaelotigtnaadlnooesevltailiy- 991'. field secretary for Nova Sootia 1,”; a; ,1] ‘ma; “m, Q;p1°|;5_" huelunllnmooiieu agehllwnulda Ind Prince Edward Island of the ghflacterhflc “u; m“ com“ {mm grlppa and bronchitis. protect ol the (only Scouts Association of Canada m, "n, My”, o; "m, ",3 with vnavu (suds. Ody 0.80 lot Wll thl speaker. t which “u. m, m. ma“ yuan’ one ta in nenla avenge manholes Mr. H said that eeou of a om l; pi-l- M. yo. autumn kt Jeiel wile lo-

type person. Such vate Alfred Blanchard of Char- lottetown. He ls likely to disappear 1 after supper one evenin and mot I ieturn for several days. He relian- es life about the camp as if noth- ing had happened. and though it lm bio to et a word out of -‘ tum ' comaanom know he hm brought back valuable information for the intelligence officer. and no

Runners in mud for two miles. He returned later time some day with a German carrying the machine sun on his shoulder. His only remark was. '"It slot-m. Ill 11b having to lug this naehine ttun, but r knew r ma to bring ml what ha had done with the . re-V his friends have never been able to get out of him."

Develop New Air Route To Alaska

OTTAWA. Jan. 30 —(CP) - A start has been made on the de- velopment of a. new air 1'0""! w Alaska; north and east of the We‘ sent northwest staslnfl route 1mm Edmonton to Whitehorse, Yukon territory, it was learned today

The new route will follow the old Canadian air trail down the MacKenzie River Valley and branch northwestwarda from Mc- Pherson via. Bell-Porcupine and Blue Fish-Porcupine in the north- ern Yukon to Alaska.

Survey parties oi’ the R C. A. P and Transport Department now are in the field attempting totaiet

e Wartime information Board [lid in a review of northwestern de- v ' pments. ‘Ihcae fields will con- nect with the prosent Mackenzie Rive;- chain of airports from Fort McMm-ray, Alta... t.o Norman Wells, N. W. T.

The extension will involve the COIISRUCUOD of sirfields at Good Hope. -Arctic Red River and Mc- Pherson, all familiar ports of call for Canadian airmen using planes with skis or floats since 1929. Other fields will be constructed at chosen points in Yukon territory

N3. and one eon Horace Nelson of Boston

Mrs. Mass. Guy and Hubert Nelson o! Montague and WM. Nelson, Van- couver

are: Mrs. Meal. Mrs. , Islands, Miss Maud MacKenzie. Ontario, Charles A. Moclienzie. Charlottetown, Dr. Wm. A, Kenzie. Prince William. N. B. Peter MacKenzie, south Kno Tennessee.

were fragrant in the United Church at Morita

one of this tow-is finest citizens.

me falls the Night" and the beauti- ful old hymns "Abide with "The 10rd ia my Shepherd" were

suns by the choir. Miss Agnes Annear was accompanist. The pail bearers were: Mi".

Montague Cemetery.

iilli till’!

Ilia new double defense agohsi colds. gtippe and brondlith Ia to bull immunity with VnaVor-o no! Midas capsule eevnblnifll

Roberto liolaokal l-sbotaiem Tennis s ta ct tonav

VITAVAX

(kJll) i/Allltil VIYAHHNW

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IN MEMORIAM

seven mos vflwflv-

to his ship. H inthe Navy

bI-IIIIIRL Illlllllllll

ma“; cyan‘ an may

s were. atrlelir bl:-

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"Eiilawm we boomer-PM consensus-sou un: wsua ‘RUB

noun iuvsa Barr!"

alias servinl toi-meamtweyn-tl-

MIS- IIOIATIO NELSON

The many friends o! Mn. Horatio Nelson. both 0n the Island and away, learned with regret o! her passing tae Prunes Edward Island Hospital on Friday, Decem- ber 31st.

Mrs. Nelson was visiting friends in the Province at the time she be- came ill.

Born at Wood Islands, she was a daughter of the late WM. and Sarah MaoKensie. After her marriage she lived in Montague until 1m when she and her family moved to Boston. In that city. in 19M her husband PN-CCCPBSQd her. Those bereaved are a daughter, Mrs. Hugh Buchanan of Monetms.

Mus. Besides the following step-mue- ren. Mrs. Edward Kerr Montague, John Ingram, Dorchegter.

Her brothers and sisters surviving Wm. Maolmext. Quincy,

John Martin Wood Mac-

1e,

‘The many beautiful floral tributes

which time |,

vu paid their laet respects to

Miss Rae Vickerson sang "Rotind B me" and

MMDOHM- Jim” Inc-nun. James n u, well known svdney. gnegt-g- ‘lfiwr-Mgfk» "J "iclwlwfl Niwsgmuotoon who one at no

Interment was in m; Inwar-

ahd Alaska. The new route will be alternative to the Edmonton- Whitehorse course. and may be used when weather conditions fur- ther west are poor. Until 1942. air traffic down the Mackenzie was carried by float or ski planes. When the United Stat- es decided to proceed with the

Gcnge were to Zion e in being present n8.

thanks and Mrs

1944 were ac- MONCTON. N.B.. Jan. 20-

cepted without change. (CPl-Jroday No. 8 Service IPlyl-nl ustees were rc-clectea as ‘Raining School has ceased to ex-

follows: Herbert Jewell. EA. Cucl- 1st as one of Monctozfs mlmerous ke, Earle Maegan- air force stations and in its place is

Joseph Rodd gm; "R.C.A.F. Station Monoton." In a.

itch simple ceremony. Wednesd af-

said that construction of the air-

temoon Morson. commanding officer of the

Canol project, involving construc- tlon of a pipeline from Fort Nor- man Oil Wells to Whitehorse. the need arose for airplanes carrying far greater payloads to augment

ports on the southern reaches of the MacKenzle began on May 15, 1942 No information we, given outi on the program until its was practically completed, as security reasons were involved.

Change-Over In Moncton Air Service

W Wing Commander H. -.D.

White Duck ls Show Mascot

Admiral Drake, white duck mascot of the navy show, ls a fugitive from a wasting pan who owes hi; life to

water shipment down the river. Cmada" s” 5m“! “"6 “m In a. review it Canadian-United daught%mw

States joint defence undortakinga. n- a“ admiral in m9

the Wartime Information Board “h” “veflw “day “w dud‘

joined the navy in a Moncton, N 3., restaurant when he flew into the casts table hotly pursued

made a deal for Admiral Drake on the spot

has shifted his waddle to sea legs style. And Husto modified his “quack" to a honk like

Premier Drew of Ontario said w- day that on his return trip from Great Britain to Canada he flew from the Arioler» to Washington in

‘TORONTO. Jan. 20 — (OP) —

by

cleaver swinging chef. The cast la

Now he wears the navy blue and

n claims he has h i‘. miniature fog horn.

Drew Gets Lift From Eisenhowr

TORONTO. Jan. 20 —tCP) —-

0r

obituarym! the late Mrs. John D. Bruce

there were ommitted. The follows. Angus. -

Alexander of of California.

Church Services stam- Jw- I

ion ; School; worship conduct:

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A GOOD EXAMPLI — Yes- terday's thaw turned icy sidewalks in? altialgo 12:13:.‘ and a. number of

no

glearim the slush apegaoy, thus lea-

vi , netigt anowstnnn.

ventive e, ‘might well be followed ‘If sidewalks could all cleared before another freese- F. walking would be easier and sa - er for all concerned-

jremaina of the late Mn. lhlmu gue. on Monday January 1 1-0113“? 5W2"! Ahxamur- ‘M9 °f 3rd. where the Reverend its. Adams 0 conducted a simple ari-i impressive funeral service. at {alga number of friends and pe- a

from Albion, Michigan Wednesday eveninz and were taken to MaoLean Funeral body of the late giro

.v her g" Herbert Alexander. and Miss

will ‘Stanhope Cemetery at 2 o'clock:

late 1dr. Patrick Constantine

home Tuesday the original members of the use“! of the Cross band here, A nafie of this cl of Paton tit Co years. In addition to his wife and two sons and two daughters at Sydney he is survived by four bro- thers, namely William. Street. John P. in V ncouver. Jos- eph. barber this city and James. Western. Canada.