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_ ' Also ‘Musical. _- canroolv - salami. ' iscnoob 0362:» llfilhivTitei Munn. ufigrtlfur aou for the month of

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°°¢ ' Teach ennie Primer. gm‘! V--l. Iceman MsoLeod. '-i'_"*" “wade 1v.-l. Carl Mann; I, 0e MaoEauhern.

“mite Mcudle Macllaolr m“ film“. acltu tern. t-Ed - Grade lL-i, Sylvia Isunn; i.

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COOKS for PEOIIIIIDI. ‘ CONFEDERATI u . lsunancc. o u" m

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llfiEV. SKTERL 600i on Sunday. A il arudra ll A u, 81:1,!)

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rowlvafi Church of filly. April rao

CHURCH

ni Church Church. H 1y

o G.

A. M. Pleasant

00k a P. M. Cross Roads at vsorp.

CIIAIGI, 0011MB. Services, Sun- 8th. 2.30 P. M. Mlllvlew. . P. M. Pownnl. luv. It‘. , Vicar. Minister. "

or‘ momma ‘sue. ‘.,’.'r,°'15» Sunder. April so». Holy

. tnwn School mo P. M. moist‘ gh cberr valie . M ’ Corfimunion min Am“ and

. ltector.

BBEADALBANI nhgd Qtfvlflimnigpril sthjlllnse

rth ville a P. Valley 7.30 P. as. d-d-li.‘ , s-r. JOHN'S Presbyterian church.‘ tllwll B.W.I._ will be as follows: shlp at lI. Young People‘; at 7.80 Note e of hour from

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I CHURCH N01‘! ;_ l United Church acrylics, Awmaloe l ll A. as Pr

30 at. The at George St.’ 0-4231.

o, . — Mr. and

uc-sracxuotvsa

8 m the near future. 4-6-11

M. 1-6-11.

United

B. Ml?»

M. Rev. 1-6-11.

“y. April 0th, wor- eeting

WANTED. av mil 15th.

Capable girl or young wo- man to manage country home for summer months.

Family of three adults. Modern conveniences. Near city. Good loealit .

Write llvln m nlarg ' l. Y. c-o Coma-an.‘ w

lard, North Tryon, wish to an- d-gunfierullleleertmaeiedxrl: g ‘a? l.*il"r...“".lllif.l°cuz" at. “'1 Onario. moirlm to take‘ pieegwih

Rrsonals

L. A. C. Waldon P. Duggan of the R.C.A l“ . Sumrrlerside. spent a few days recently with his par- ents Mr and Mrs. Jas. Duggan, Sea vi w.

L-Sto. Eldred E. Chapman of the R.C.N., has returned to his duties alter aaeniiina a '12 hour leave in

firgbouA-li Chapman of. Murray

Annual Maating

A room at the Provincial Sans- tortum will be furnished by the Charlottetown sub-division cf Catholic WODIEIfs League, it, decided at the annual meeting o! thematic-division here _ on iMonday

ll 91-h 518M014 oliow ‘ 1X18 is a tinu tton f Roan‘; 3R5,‘ ¥ eNQEEh 73° -the reportof the meeting Bf whigh ' ' ' v - a summary appeared in yesterday's . l-leli. 135113:

‘_—‘ His Eifcellcncy Bishop B 1e lagnammrpgfdlfiytmle-Cllrl-fit- briefly addressed the members gird “w,” sunk“, A m m; Rflllll-f congratulated them on the splen- P M wmwt-ed g’ Mr B?‘ 7-99 did work done. as evidenced in the “mm - ‘P561! regarta presented.

-0-1i. o s oke of the tremendous

Hicks,

ll J. H. Bishop.

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I day, April

from her Holmes,

tclegrapher.

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pricas. m quo ng s eggs delivered", AP s:

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present stood

recently.

guest s eaker, FIE-Lt.

well. service April Cherry Valley United at. Vernon River service conceded. A. , Minister.

CHURCH SERVICES, Sunday,

River 3 P. M.

grandson Donald serving now with Royal Canadian Navy as wirele

mond who xgssed awe ter routine

had been transected it was a great privilege and pleasure to havg as I o

A. J. Sorasa who ‘ti’ '

a very interestl account oi the

TRYON - nous APT l’ CHURCHES, Sundawwligri] ‘ST glbalyfll A. M.

t 0n 7.30 P. M. Rev, Q Minister. i-a-u.

CHURCH (BF SC , _ Services Sabbath, Aprilogtliégrden A-M- 011W TTlWHc-‘i PJllilgitrlli-lment of a world peace based on

d lo d’ da . lows: Bmokfleld r ll A. u M ville 3 P. M. Hunter River 7.3 gonald Nicholson, Student

April 8th. St. Elizabeth's Church, sub-division duri Springfield. Holy Communion II n‘ M. St. John's Church, Crupa Evening Prayer 7.30 P. M. Rev. ter. 4-0-11.

IIUNTER RIVER. United Church Chargc:- The services for Sun- ilth are as lollows: North Wlltehire ll A. M. Wheutley Hunter River 7.30

by the recording secretar and ap- ‘P M- Rev- Jvhfl 1- Mvfflwn. Min- proved. The corresponding secre- Iister. 4-0-11. ltutrty submiltteél for discussion all

-——~— e ers rece ve .

| RECEIVES FLOWERS - Mrs. The treasurers report showed 3°71“ E- H°1m°5 399 3111800"! that bills were aid and national

Street, received on Easter Sunday a beautiful bouquet of red roses with a A d.

EGG AND POULTRY MARKET REPORT-Production has taken a ._ The first car sold to Special Products Board for dry- ing purposes is rolling. Other oar- lots and small lo to Maritime points. No change in P.E.I. gradin

2d; B 2'1; O 20.

ATTENDING CONFEDERATION. -The following teachers attended the Teachers Convention: Mclsaac, Bayside; Cathe

Roads;

ma Power, Ne wn ;» Evan- rs.

l eline Greenan, "M , gardens Stcknvisxlttlng cogvjenoés tailgate; I ufphy, ; , ran. s m

‘New London; m "y ma“ membergowho were lll and bereav-

Helen Murphy. New-

Knglinni Marion E Macllachern, Harring- ton; Rita O'Brien, Arlington; Luc- uald, Kenslngton; Kensingt ; Mrs. - Cameron. Norbnlo.

Godfrey.

DIPHTHERIA ettes were sent overseas and stat- CLINICS for school and re- lonery to boys of H.M.C.S. Queen schco Charlotte. i220 quilts were labelled

l children are being hel at wing boom-Manda

d , B

PfM. Parkdale at 2.80 P. M. Toxoid

should be given at six mom!

age. Motherhood is a sacred mist. babies. t-l-st.

WOMAN'S AUXILIARY - The regtlilar monthly devotional n

bus ess meeting of Branch of 5t. Paul's Anglican Church Tuesda

8th. Westmoreland 3

Harts- 0 PM. lvllnis- 4-6-1i.

ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH, or. 8th at ll.00‘g.%.

4-6-

. an the The president extended thanks to 86 all who had contributed to the suc-

ts going forward

stations are ers or ’ ‘ : AL 318; AM 29-30:

B 2t; C 18-20. Dealers are paying for graded shipments: AL

Marlon rine John- a. I-Iowattflfund account, the amount realized Lower Bedeque; Mae McCai-vllle. Cape Traverse; Teresa Albany; Zita Johnston. Middleton; Louisa Cairns, North Tryon; Thel-

McKenna.

J0: Leona

IMMUNIZING

Y. . Several members gave blood donat-

y. communion breakfasts besides din-

and "B" Rev R P‘. was

ower or good which they were exercising to a marked degree. as the scope of the League activities covers a vast field of labor. There A- are many Problems to face, espec-

ially; at hs crucial stage in world n a rs.

“We must be prepared to exer- cise our influence in the establish-

ustice and charity, by leading the

"- ll Christian life necessary ratcsnyrsman u ' CANADA‘ _._ gglezilgautlliehepgflin tendencies of

Quotin sa "what marvellous women Christianity has produced." His Excellency remarked: "Pre are yourselves to become as apost es in your environment and interest yourselves in the types of social an ’ ' movements to promote the common good."

Rev. Father Dougan added his 1i. usual inspirational word of I

e city. He is the son of Mr. and ed

¢° tatlon has already been extended

g a pagan philosophe who_

Du You Knaw?- '

A IIIGII SCHOOL l8 NIIDID where French. Music and Art may lie etud- led under teacher special- Isis.

l red Heart Home; Monastery Prec- ious Blood; Rev. Geo. E. Abel; A.N.S., Charlottetown; overseas boxes; altars of Basillcg and Holy Redeemer Churches. Several mem-i bers hel ed with the packing of arcels or the irl ate Charlotte- own and also istributed Red Cross envelopes and participated in the sale oi’ war savings stamps

. to the value oi 0450.000, and also,

in the saleof service flags in aid of the Frigate Fund.

Education: Mrs. J, Blake. con- venor. Prizes were donated to the} three City schools and St. l\ns-. tan‘; University. We have c. rep- resentative on the School Improve-i mcnt League, and Mrs. Blake at- tended all educational meetings. Social Service: Mrs. Benoit, con- venor, reports 90 articles of cloth- ing made and 75 donations receiv-

. A thirteen year old girl and- nnothcr girl of fifteen ivorc fitted, ollt with coats, skirts nnd hats. and| other clothing by a good member. Our funds augmented by sponsor-, ing a picture and by dues, tag day.’ cake sale. bingo, and card parties. The C. W. L. is represented on the School Improvement League. Chil- men's Aid Scciety, Red Cross. T.B. Lei-i ue. V. D. campaign. V-day cele ration committee, W. R.A.C. W.P.T.B., Canadian Legion Ladies’ Auxiliar . National War Finance Commit ee.

Publicity: Mrs. F‘. Murray. con- venor, reports having published every monthly and educational meeting, "highlights" of national and diocesan conventions, and the different activities during the year. The convenor extends sincere thanks to the Morning Guardian for co-operatlon and courtesy at all times. ,

A very enjoyable dinner was held at the Charlottetown Hotel to welcome our new Bishop. the Most. Rev. James Boyle. at which our chaplain and members were present.

Last -September this sub-division was hostess for our Diocesan Coli- vention hold in Charlottetown, which was very successful. We have received a request from qur Diocesan president, Mrs. A.J. Mur-

hy. to again hold the convention here. as it is a very suitable centre for such a convention. Miss Ann Maclvlaster. national president. will be present as our guest. An invi-

ln this cuinection. Delegates were sent to the national and diocesan conventions.

Two oi our members have lost their sons in this terrible conflict. and one member lost her brother. all killed on active service.

Membership. Mrs. J. ardconvenor. reports 29 new mem- b'"'5 this ysnl‘.

Hospitalization Group: Miss Gor- tie Ccady was appointed secrctgvy to lodk after the fees and there are

an for the work accom

{olished by the he year.

The President, Mrs. W. . M. MscMillan, in a brief address ex-

B. pressed ap reciatlon of the loyal support o members which con- tributed so much to tho success attending the work during the year.

Minutes of monthly and execu- tive meetings in March were read

and Diocesan ob igations fulflllled, satisfactory balance on

D‘

cesa oi the pantry sale held re- cently, following which wartime business was transacted.

Secretary's Report

Your Excelle v, Reverend Chap- lain. Madam President. Officers and members of the C.W L.: This is my annual report as rc- cording secretary for the year 1944- 45 to April. There were ten monthly, nine executive, and four special meetings held during the year. As you will note from the minutes of the last annual meeting we started with a very capable president, Mrs. MacMillan. and a fine executive. The treasurer’s an- nual report shows 489.74 in cur- rent aocount and 516.04 in war

and expended throughout the year. Correspondence: There were 3B letters received. l2 sent out. Mass cards were sent to bereaved mem-

n D-

War Convenors: Mrs. J. E. Cui- len, Mrs. F‘. Christopher. report that 7'4 boxes were sent. overseas. Two Masses were offered in both churches for the boys on active service and for those whn made the supreme sacrifice. 3000 cigar-

and packed at Red Cross House.

ions and 2i assisted at clinic. The League also sponsored $03 monthly

5 3 h rn e» e» B‘ m D E 0 o 5 5 .- E -q o -e n

Navy boys about to from the ship. The followin nations were made throughout the year: National and Diocesan obli- gations were gr t Gfl GU14“? Charlottetown ate Fund; City Hospital bazaar; rovlncial Sana- torium: iriam Club: Social Ser- vice department; City l-Ics ital: Merchant Marine; l2 ditty a s; _ . MacDonald: Bliiflrct 85 overseas: Red Cross: Provincial

g yc-‘lli the tnorouglliare, and could

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EASIER IWAPPIY [IS/ER T0 P0031!

A Holder, More

B!’ NELLY (II-AF

Dvrcbio Wax CHAPTER. X Odo! Refined lt w-is while Paul was taking lriliiunt Mellow Shine

Ming on a tour or the ground; a- mund the house that one noticed the mansion across the road.

was about a quarter of o mile b9.

with tau Polishing

ue seen only from certain spots because of the trees which In- tervened. . “What rich neighbor-oi" Ming exlcéiliihled. "Such c gorgeous u. "Yes-but

or Shelton or something like that,"

"why is it lonely?"

“Because the nlost o! the time. _

"leaving a home like that to a caretaker?’ Ming gxclgimgd

"Yes. but he has a reason. His family were killed 3 cflllplg of years again in an auto occident- his Wife and two children."

"How terrible!’

"I'm told he has spent very lit- tle time there slnce that happened. I suppose the place ls too fvli of flswvlfltlflnfi ior him" Paul turn- ed back toward the house. "Well, we'd better be starting home."

“Ys-s." Ming looked at her watch. "Dee said something about com- ing in his evening for bridge '

_A few minutes later they had lockigl up the house and were in the oar.‘

"let's drive around that place across the road." Ming suggested. “l don't see any ‘no trespassing‘ signs '

Paul took her suggestion and. as they followed the winding drive-

‘owner is away

Modern and Old 9 to l2

Glilllelififli’

Official List of Casualties

CANADIAN ARMY OVERSEAS (Maritime Provinces) Slightly Wounded N-S. and P.E.l. Regiment

way. Mink was entranced with the Hem-y “ma; Bgmgrd, Limp, beauty of the Place, especially oi’ Amhem’, N, 5, m‘ garden‘ 5'" had “Ways hid Lockwood, Berle Nelson. LieuL.

a. passion for beautiful gardens and, now that she could soon have one of her own. felt that one of N.S. and Ill-Ll. Regiment ller loudest dreams would be Nal- silliker, Ralph Kenneth, Pun, 1W1 Mrs. Ada n. Sllllker (wife) 0‘- Then. they were back on the gum p33,], road. passing their own home. m||'g|1yug]_y wqflnflgd Little sunset house of hearts, Ngw Brunswick Regiment

Mill Village. N. S. Killed In Action

standing all alone," Paul quoted. pow”, J05gph Patrick, Pte" We WWW wme and sveep the Saint John. N. B.

leaves from your stepping stone." sevgfcly wounded

Mlnlyknew the poem also. "Only. Reconnaissance Units

it lsnt a little house, Paul-it's a Dgvg, Clarence “Iilliam, '[‘pr,,

Potters Lake. N. S. Severely Wounded N.S. and PJLI. Regiment

Jay, Eric Chester, Pte., Mrs. Louise Jay lmother) 3i Gerald St.. Charlottetown, P.B.l. sBertram Simon. Pte..

Stubbard, Raymond Joseph. Pte, Reserve Mines, N. s.

big house. I hardly know whet to do with it.‘ She rflllmed the quotation. “You and I would build its fires. laughing at the rain."

"It's a long ion way to hap- piness." Paul supp led.

"And such a short way back g- gain." Ming finished.

She suddenly felt tears in her cycs and turned her head away so

that Paul wouldn't notice. She Wounded prayed that there would never b: Moore. Wesley Henry. Pte., Mrs. any way back from their hsppi- Annie Moore (mother), Milton

ness When they reached home they found Dee and Chuck. Blair New- ton and Hans Farrell waiting in the foyer of the apartment house “We'll have to make it pinochle instead of briliile." Dee said. after

Stn., P.E.I. New Brunswick " ' Arsenault, Em m a l'l u e l. Pte., Tremblay, N, B. Slightly Wounded Canadian Armoured Corps Gerrard. Levorett Nnrmflll, '1‘pr..

v i

9 enrolled. Citizenship: Mrs. McMahorLwn- _»"(Continued on Page Bl

NEW GLASGOW W M S.

they had exchanged greetings

"Couldn't get rid of these two "

She indicated Blair and Hans. Central Ontario Regiment Hans said, “Blair just had to Richard, Dllimas Joseph,

know how the t-wo love birds were St. Anne, NB.

gettinz along." Regiment Dc Quebec

Beaver Harbour, NS. Slightly Wounded

Pte,

‘Illio WM.S. held its regular monthly meeting on hicndtl-y

afternoon. March 12th with a good attendance. Mrs. Harland I-Iiil,‘ president was leader for the montlb and opened the mcetinz with the theme. From Everlasting to Everlasting All Ye are Brettieril

Mutt, 23: 8-12-1 John 2:10-11‘ Hylmn, “Bring Them In" Call to worship was read by secretary.’

Mrs. Nelson MacDonald. The fol-l Owfgg readings were then glvent‘ Watching The Good Neighbor’ Policy Work" by Mrs. l/sigh War- ren Dedication of PurPOse by Beatrice Hill. Prayer by Miss M. E, Campbell The Illembfl‘: were then favored witlh a duet entitled. "Alone" by Mrs. Harland Hill and Mrs. P. L Campbell. Readinz. Our Times Are in His, Hands, vtritten by Dr. A G HEYKWYEQII-

Blair smiied.a "Every now and Harvey. John. Pic. East Saint then I lose my faith in love and John. N. B.

have to be given proof that it N-s" an’ P-E-l- Rfiiilllclll really docs exist.‘ Butts. William Joseph. Pte..

Paul la hed and put his arm Sydney-Mines. N5. around Mng. "Youve come to

Chandler, Wesley Wallace. Pte... Upper Tantallon. N5. Graham. Lawrence Wilson, Cpl. S

the right place ’ A little later, however. as they

were having drinks in the living Saltsprtngs. N. . room of the apartment, Dee intro- Hill. Louis John. Pic. Bear Riv- duced a jarring note. er. N.S.

"Know Jane's back, Paul?" rlin. Ernest Francis. Pth.

Me "Is she?" East River, St. Mary's, N

“Yes. Says she had a chance st an important role this time. but turned it down to dash back to you '

"Dec! Must you discuss Jane?" Blair snapped. "I'm sure Ming has no desire to hear about: her.‘

"Ming shouldn't mind." Dee re- torted. "Alter all, she made Paul forget little Jima existed! Just as

. S. Robert Francis. Pte, Dartmouth, N. S. I Swim, Robert Foster,

L.-co:.-' Clark's Harbour, N. S i

OBWELL CDVIYEDIIOOL

Honor roll-for March. Grade X-l, Beatrice 2. Laurena Rooney

t McKenna;

was rend b‘. Mrs Balllngall and I expected. wh-zn Jane found out Grade IX-l. Clifford ltlacLeodt‘ Mrs. Herbert Stevenson Two he was married. She went tragic." 2. Pauline Grant; 3. Llflyd MBC-i readings’ were given taken from “Janos n ninnyi" Blair said. T-Evd- _ i U per Room and re-id by Mrs. "She went tr-i-gic,‘ Dee contin- Grade VIII-L P811101‘ Mf-

nlelllm Dickieson. me vice-presi-

ued, “and “id she would like up Kenna: 2, Marie Rooney; 3, Mai-,