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Qty“ BONDS ' IJRODUCE DOLLARS

Help nmintain the supply line! s0 vii"! l0 Victory,

. . pgg-fm n5.“ lF?"‘"9‘n

Buy Victory Bonds

Our Sll/PS organization is at your service.

iiYiilllvihN 81 00. LIMITED

Provincial zllanagers

KQ-uiif‘

The Great-West Life Assurance Company

- Office-s : — (fhnrlollcloirn, 11111111119110

Summerside,

iiinglciéttuitiﬂtv! 1 Victory Loan Lean Salesman Meeting At

On Thursddy

~11 i111 811111115135 _' -*1l!I1>01'1 of the F u 1h V'- . 1. 111-l 11 1l11t- 1C"‘\"z‘i-'¥\187l< 0 r “(U)”

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. m‘. 'e<i r1 chairman.

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“u. “mum l; yuerved (or new: 0| local Interest. b"! ilﬂvFruslng at a newny nature may be inverted n (Iva cents a won-l, llrlclly Bl! able in ldvnnvﬂ-

595mm. 01L Permanent; Mrs. JODHSIOlYi Beauty anion. 4-24-41

on. (‘1-1111-‘0111, oT11rop1-11c1o1-, re- Jumes practice Lilllﬂ)’. 444'“

., 111A»: ARRIVAL-The Borden

Nruin 111-rived 111 Cl1z11‘l_0.1e1_c1\11_011 ruddy evening at 9.21) with J0) ﬂBSSDHEQFS.

ANYONE l1\"l‘l‘.'li!;$l'l-Il) 1:1 join- if“; 11¢“- 1-101112- 1111151111.; Class re- 31;.“ a1. R111 Croﬁs house, 117911‘ ng-gdggy, April ZBIII. ‘"2441

"rum eﬁm iuoxmou — (Julius E. Fullxmd Mr. W. L. 311.1111, ;~e-.111‘111d _\e.=11-1‘1i.1_v 110m ;'10,{,.,,,-,, “114-11- 11.19)‘ 111191111111 a ‘Ingpllljg 0i 1118 1‘1'.-111\p01"1.111011 C(X1llliZ:\I10!l of the Maritime Board o! T! 11c. Mr 11111111111. attuuied 11.5 11 substitute 110101111112 ior M1‘. R, 5;. Mut.1 11-1111 “'11s unable w

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11- Qﬁilfﬁ-rﬂllﬁ"! _1i!entra| Bedeque

Bedfque Hall wacmgﬁédlltx; 035ml

Loan _ p11 -1. T. H. E lnman capably act. The chief speaker was Mr Hal".

“gel-xi m1 011-01111 0i 11111955.

1 1 rwuxi-rzr-rlsn nl-LA-ru- Mr- Hl 1_\ 511111011 01' 62 611-111. Cit-urge Stru-t 1111s received word of the u.1- expected dea1l1 o1’ his brother-in- 111111" .\-11". Jame» l\. Lluoy. He K1186

,_\'(=5.0l't‘1ﬂy r1t Portland Mame

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1111211- 110 lives. aurviviug are 111s ' , 1M1‘. Bonuclls sister) and I I111‘. Libby W351 well lint-Wu l"

0i 1111- Provincc where 119

v1.~‘t1-1i 1rrq1ie111lv.

RI-ITlTtXI-jl) T0‘ CHARLQVPPF- '|"1)\\'_\'._.\ .\- people will be intc

‘calm-l 1o know 1111111 D. C. Howard,

111101 E. B. Sprun- have returned - City 0 duct a Sim-lei

a Prince Street.

CENTRAL GLILRDIM

Simps9n’s Store

WILL BE CLOSED DURING THE VICTOR-Y LOAN PARADE 0N MONDAY I - l l‘. M.

l%"u\n'u'i'sl"n‘i“in'h'i’d'n\fu'nlﬁ“h-1r1r.rn'u'

AWAITING IIOMECOMING -- The remains of the late Alexander uT-lanley is resting at the A_ HA- 1H211nes5ey Funeral Home awaiting the arrival oi his daughter tonighl from Boston. ‘the Mineral HOUCB will appear later.

1.1110 T0 REST —,The funeral 0f the lair: Mrs. Patrick biclntyrc 1111s held Thursday iuorninl 1W1" her late residence Miilcove to St.- Michae-Ys Church, Corr-an Bank where the iibera was sun! 17V We Rev. W. Simpson who also con- ducted the service at the grave.

Rt. Rev. Msgr. J. A. Murphy d saint Du11stan‘s Universlty- P811‘ bearers were - John Trainer. Wm- Rattruy, Joseph Court, J. J Trninor, Thomas Hughes 11nd PBV-‘Y McQuuiri. Intcrrncm 1n the church 1ccmeter.v.

members 0i' the MMBHWT- EBW"

4111's. M. Burton. Vancouver. and

1M15S Lois Creighton, Dartmouth, and C‘ R Poona

-no1\' residing in Charlottetown held

-z1 luncheon at the Cluariottetowndlred and me m“ Post and R9.

1110101 0n Weciizeszlay, Gatherings 's1z-:l1 .1.- 1111s 111c- b- 111-id 111 1'11!‘- jiuus P111125 of C1111. a5 11 means ‘01 keeping the Alumnae a part 01 the 01d school. Lust veal- the two

110m- course in 11111510111 education J n c 1111s changed 1o a four 1'98!‘ dQfBTEP ' ' '

course when the school affil1atcd1 ..h

512111 education for the Mar-'

\'l1-"11n'-< will rnnnwive on “111-MY 111mm Proﬁnccs- 1 ~ 9- - ~ *' “ -

evening at 7 PM. 11nd will 00111111- ue during the w"

.111 P111111‘ 1 e 011 - '1 p.11"-

ﬂ1\\'lly5 locked 1

[vices were lvlrl wt 111*: Church. 0

bonds must be made inter,

e felt 111111 me quota A-r-ruvn 11111311111..- 111- ur- Dr. W. H. 0.115011, $ccre— tary of L110 P E1 l\'l1i-1 1.30am. and McFln-lmm used M1‘. Cl. Claude 51111111. lProduz-ers- 1111116

Bedrque area, $24, TAWA 1111.

lord Nclsonls famou represe11111tive, wrrivr , “iiizsiznd expects ever?" mggottitig‘; evening alter aittcnd 1115 dutv." which he i paraphrased n wmcmion of 0m"

"111. Ovfrscas 9y 9C1 H. . T’ fUQIIB ill Can-

w some oi forward tn, have i11v:11-1.1b1_v prov- had fore- ed n great zvtrnctiun 10 the

order to zens. Further 111111c11111~1--11:11‘.s the last cam. coiwerniniig 1111.. 011-111 11111

1111011; O11 the St-veu Last Words of

m; ;Fr1th-rs of the M Up_[a\\~_‘lC1llll‘C1i were inter _ qiruvcrzs of the 0011.410 m sun >141. c . -- , Agricultural F1‘..- ci Bm-Iri. ti-r- DNY)‘

0 o Casio“ R3 The hays Products D1\’1ﬂ1f:l1 n1 1111- W111‘ T1111-

m, m by Vent-ration of the Cross.

" ' :11¢-.-|-r11-<1 At Tr. . nut-111 - ... <11 ‘lu- Prv- Ave] Bums"

show-ed two

‘~11-\ 111 111m .1. 1i 1).'~‘.11-h1111, for VMMYY" -_-._.___‘

1w.- R01 I“!‘€llli‘1< Air-Qunld 1

. .111 v.1 (111-11501115 1'1 honor. The‘, 01111111 01 the Muss 11x1,- Rev.‘-

11-11 (ulhs. Rev. Dr. Emmet-t and Rev. Louis A.

I“ 1.111 \\'ll§ chanted by 121-1 D1‘ 1133b“ And-NW). I 11111111. April 21. 194a, to Mr,

‘111-I.- z1ft":'11-.1:111 the Wnv of the m1‘-

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~1~ ,1, 11ml L110 _1 Dir-IRWIN __. A; the

-.-.1\. l liivu-lit-n- 211-: Blsh-‘pitai, A ~11 - n- -1>.\1.~‘1--1i at 111v V1111;- 01 the1l\lrc. Dam 23' 1943' m Mr‘ g. .1-

T 111-111 United c1 Charlottetown, Ap111m§§1Pf§43

ville. Cape 13mm to A B Mathesonnof s

Prince Edward Island. zvncnnluv - 0.1 s _

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Road, P_ p; L

(Patriot please copy.) nmrns‘_

Chnriottetown. but formerly

1"¥‘"l>1e's Cemetery. H"OLE\'—A1 114 Prince s1.

Intcrnu-nt St. Peter's Ceme

the lvincLean Funeral Hnmg,

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1

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“'1‘..?"§.“"%.‘-§1‘;$.§"’1i..€Z¥£ 1'1“- 1 in

-1--‘11.1-ri \\-.1.~ 01-11-11-‘1111-11 11v Hi5 ‘ (mung ﬁlms which “.979 F11“-‘R1-1.\‘dl"i‘l~ ‘ an “one Day or Wmnn

. p:'11-.\1_ ht-v. George. " — 14111111 11 14111.. 111111 Rev. Walﬁr 1\-lc-. Bl -on Upper Prince Street. The blaz- i

spread close 111 :1 $111111! burn 011 111" . ‘PATTON-At ‘Trinidad, Br1t1§h1iot b11t the iiremen had 1t under Jun“ A Sumvﬂn "m, “c. hub“ ‘West Indies, on April 22, 1943_ mieonlroi 111 lPss 1111111 half an hour. (1--.11'--:1 Rvv. w. J. MrtCnrcilc. The ;DP. and Mrs, John R. Patton, tneeiThe second r1111 was to 11 r001 fire 111.

Mitc-LEOD -. A; msfnn E I‘ Ho? Mrs" Neil Mad-fwd. 011.1‘. R daugh-

Pumg the d": 1111111" qppmach- , Mrs‘ EH6 Wlbh- 611-". B- 53118111".

P. E. I, H05.

11nd n McEwen, Long Creek, 11

hour. O11 thPSe (r05 . of freivht \‘t‘f'1'." enrru-tl tn 111v.‘ .. " . - . . 1 .. I lcld and a1 7 p.111. Evr-nsonil ‘W5 Inland. 11.11111 1111 i111 1011111. 1.11911 laid“ m" Stow n: the Cross‘ Wm Experunental Farm’

to 111" mninlnnd 2:3 car lands speaker at ‘m. Y1‘.

. . . - 1 ‘ here artl 1'1-<*1n11$1'*=. wns $11112 potatoes. and tllllllps nud 48 emp- “m1? . . . _ - ties were t1':111.\p0:"11-d. Tubs icftqland H“? 1mm medmgmn n“ me subje 1.111110 :11 Bnrrlcn it was vxnrctcdmm" Th“ 1mm!‘ I (‘Cmmend my much 1111011211 1.110 W601i and on interest. and 11 vo sonnge. 111t- Rev. Hugh Miller DD ‘M. ..- - ' ~- "Y 9.11191"- MB-Mulay of Edwards- yd . Eric ne . fiimefly of Cg§n€vaaliﬁ

funeral of the lnie Mrs. Lemuel Rum Wits held fmm Frnuk Hen- nesseys i-‘uncrnl Home ‘Wednes- ciny morning tn the Church 0f the M01". H1111 Rvdemmr whore Re-1 quiem High Muss was sung by Rev. Richard 131111105. Pallbearers 11111‘ - Henry Duirnn, George Lurtcr Ronnie MacDr-ugnli, Ellils Knys Archie Ford 11nd Michael Walsh Service at. the gran» 11:11: co d11<‘1"d bv Rev. .1. 1711121111. Inter-k

Presbyteglggo Pcgum At the First - -- B - . M. 1' QW- H. 1943.111 mv‘."1\41'.'%d1§'1§i>“11"1i

nnie Florence “G355 o; App,“ MacLean o! abfguacgl gaff

Mary Amnnda I\i111'1>l1_v. d.1u Mr. 11ml Mm Vernon B1 11111 m1 Apiil

——-c GR-‘TTO-In the Prince Edward 5111-1-11“ 1151-1111111. Ailrrll ma. 191.1, ‘hoI-iv dam Gratto aged 42, deal-y‘.

0 e wife oi’ George H. Gratin,

SWIETPOH. PEI. Funeral from I11-r 1111(- rmldence. Upper Hillebom S1,. r11 Monday at. 2 p.111. Intormr-m

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Thursday. April 22. John William’ Hooley in his 61st year. Film-111] 1mm St. Prtcrls catficdrnl U151. Sat- urdny afternoon. Service start at 2 o'clock. funeral leaving at 2 The late Mr. Hooley is 16511111,? 3119mm, 1 .,,....1 . 011.1110 _ At the P.E. Island; Hospital Fridav. April 23. Mrs.‘ GQCTRe Grntto. in her 42nd year. J-"uncrni from her late residence 37 PHI-Pr Hilldborn s1. Monday. Anvil 16, service starting m g "ﬂock p". ‘HFYHI dwvihl at. 2.30. Intonnv-nt Per-virus Cemetery. The late ‘Mrs ,Grattn is resting nt the Mat-Lean F‘£“.""1_.'!9E€ "F11" l1l1i.i“’f.‘fi.1'!a-

W?“ V???” &""’i*“"“'*“ "ﬁl§f*""'if“ ".$-T""T’$i.*“ _

i’ FOOLISHNESS!

_"Fnr the preaching of the (Ti-nus 1s in them that perish foolishness: but. to us which 111-e silvcd ii is the power of God." (1 Corinthians 1:18).

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NIGHTLY GOSPEL 1111211-1-11105 ARI-J ‘ 00.111111111101110 .1 1 conducted by n. c. HOWARD 11nd 1:. u. Hl'l{l-'N'l‘ 1

Sunday at 7 p.m. - week nights (ex. S111.) 8 p.m. in the

llall Upper Prince Street1

IIZQ€LLLQEZLQ1 . .30.. $.12.

111-y ndn t0 do his dutv‘ Prices :11-.r1 Trade 80.1111, mu 111c- v.», Mu Cmssinan‘ of the Unit Provincial Milk Boards 0i v1 1- urch, ' ————— ‘1- i111.» _v<-"1:' tivr- o! Emlgsl%equ:'1l1m2ge(lisl? 11111‘: FEW SEAL“ KILLED _ Thcre 1 bu‘. people 0i‘ Canada really a re I $111111‘; )11'0L-:1i)1_\' bun .1101 1111111- 1111111 -11' 1:1» 11111-111111 ed the freedom and 111N112 051'.‘ 2110 walls killed yet m!» . . , this (‘Qun[,ry_ In a m,“ he if? Y‘. 1h:- Mzigdziit-n 111011111 11111.-.- _ 11011-911 Nanny mm‘ his mom‘: If?‘ 11111 swim-tunes goes 11s 11.15411 111 .10, ,E|1f1lgnd me mid o’ the dlfniultlf 000 11nd more in 11 51111112. 11 1m getting variety m food M rel learnt-ti yes11-1-d.1_v. 111- Hem’ 0"” 93R 1’ Person ppm" 11... 000.11 “mm” W“ “'1 °f i Bi vwd-rt» that

1t “'11s 511111. 'i'i.1t=1'e i. still time tseveu 11M 5811111111 of 0111‘ BIESB-ed for n1 e seals to be 11111011 but the zLord from the Croi-s. 1111110111-0110 .110 111111 1111- 1111111ba-rs1 will 1:111 i111 short of 1101111111 111111". 11111" 1111m- wus 11 091011111110" 01 1-119 »-- iHc-ly C111111111111l011 and I111 ThUYSdBY l-‘IRI-IJH-JN A 11's 11-1-111 TWO 11.1111 relr-brutiﬂns. each 01 Wl-ichwas ‘(fAl.l..\'—'I'\-ri1:0 _\'f‘5LCl'(1.'1\' i111- iirv- iwt-il 111101111911.

1111-11 were enllctl out. 1111.1. 111 r-xlul-i

c1111 1111151 MOVEMENTS

Cr" ; ~05 11 .i11r-1."i 111i t1 ser- . . L !'E5'l"-R"-\\' — The Cilf 101W Wm “W, _ :5 IREQIL,“ h“, Légmud gin/wax! -- At the P. E. I. Hos- made 50111-11 crtrqsings yestezduy ‘ m‘ A» 1 3- PT“ 33. 1943. to Flt.- t. and Ififiklfiu each trip in l1- 1111111 an

5n 111:1 ris ,

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- - , ‘daughter C;,.J,}V',L[K.Ed 1215x1115‘.E,,|,ECSFJQ1GD:YS€ 26 cars at the ‘Pnrineniinc tcrlllinn] =' Lust Snvinr. of our Lord "Father. $1.11‘ 1311911111 zml Si. D1111.=t.--11‘s - -—»~--.____ .. ,. .. _ - UI;H.:,._:,,_\.' ' qm-rHE-SON _ achulljrji 1.11111. (‘\’t‘1‘_'1'1111ll_1{ would be cleared 59x1‘; “"5 mvm‘

‘away by 1111111112111.

____ Good F‘ d I d M

1 r > _ -~ oncrczt." inns 1m ﬂ T- il {I09 '

FI.\LRM. \v1.1>.\11..sn1\1 lhe {ondnmo of Hm Chndren a, we" sijrclnl lv-rvices.

ll-

mcnt RC. cemeterv.

n-Ecms BASIC ﬁrm-v

c. PE 1., left Mone- 7

. Vcrnnn Bridge. An uncle- F Klurrvht- is with the Personals

M1‘. R. F. 31112117611‘. i- under- ' ‘ ‘he Prim-t- Ed-- 1.

111F111 <Cn1 .1 1 P111011 1.: l-“nv-n-z 1 V

w 11 .,._

$1“

i1

[been 11 service for children.

I I ,.

O11 Gccd Friday 1110 um service M| _ B, T|||||e I was Aiatins and Litnny at l0 am. J 12 Kent. S11'ce1._O11iy slight. damage M n00 me Rem-Dacha; were 51m, JESUIYCG. The firemen were away and ‘m, pravers apmlnted w be

‘only half 1111 hour on that call also. g

f rditntion and devotion. 0 111.115.1111 a sci-we fm- rhildren was _Mr. B. F. Tin eruitc-ndent or

._,Ghurches Unite iln Special Services

HOLY RLDEEMER CHURCH j

-—— .._ . , .... . _ The w-ul-v- PM Fed-1- ="--"- 11ill31“%1..I§°'¢-’fé§. 111911355131”; 12‘? 1 lightiul concert uemre u large au- . _ oiznce of imerested "parent. 11nd ‘ ” ixpux-Cﬂl F0.“ friends. Mr. M. W. Wood eapnuly , d- I l ﬁixallmlfr?“ m‘ acvo a0 chairman while the fol- 11 ' 1 ‘< ‘i ‘v- Y m“ m“ m" “I "'1' C’ e '4“ lowing program was carried out:

the M011 1101-." ri'1_v. The 111 sis-ed 0f 11c1‘11..111.

itr-docm-ri" yester-

erous 11nd terrible sweriflce made

‘bv the S011 of God far man's re- Chafus — '66" me Smwhme demptiuli. 11°.“ 3 ._ Frnm 110011 until 3 o'clock a Cqlggﬁwgm? _ How 13° Yo“ 5pc“ ::"- y-gllc 1.4.111‘ "- . ‘i312 m 1111 x110“ 11111510110111?- Sclv-"W-m- the 1101-15 G0 0-

11540111‘

ctuxst 011 the Cross. V The s1-1'111011_<p1~e1--l1*=d by the

-.=cd by the tion. l\f111<‘1- for 1111- 1-01-11-110-1 1111s

choir uutir-r i111- able direction of

U111 fticllaiiou. ivirs. Wm. Camp-

bell ])1‘(‘i1t1€(1 at (tic organ. DFVCIiQZlS 0f the Wkly ot the

01-011 were 1101.1 at 7110 followed Juniors lhemrelves were rim-enter! to Miss Verna Darrach, Director of Junior Red Cross to be sent to bombed victims overseas. namely 1315111111112, from the night oiﬂone autograph quilt, l4 cotton qtq-yqw }1'—‘..l111 Sundrliy rxach cveningr thlege-qgllts, fmelatflg M_ D l .._ v ~ -' -_ ~ .31. 3 11111, was a me: tatnn on one o e _ z wn: 1 c o 1s. 10s 111-ram ea:- ymh M“ '5 hm“ w’ m w U‘ ) I pressed thank.»- to the Juniors and their teacher, Miss Beatrice Cam- Ench day up to Mnundy Tlhurs- (-1011. and also to the parents for

1-121 11531171501111.

Dally also nt 5 p.m. there has

Z 111d 111 th» Lord's Ta-ble followed.

T119 sermon wa: on the siXi-il

At. 3.00 there was a short service

ic.

Unnerl Church: dru

(1111111-(1 C.',-1'p._ _/11(u~,»_-11m_ us, 1021121. 1411-11111. 0f the Salvnticn ‘ 111 i

The offering rcceivrd at the sex-U

1151111165.; 111112-111: Wolve- an- bvllrt-"d tr 1*11‘.'e dis-

nnpceavcd from Enirlnntl before Tudor times.

1111-1511111.- 1n the sanctuary was sung by Mr. Wendell Phillips.

5011001. .\1.—111111vA1;-'1-11e three . School Alumnae, Mrs. J.P. Millar- H. D. Johnson, Donald Kc-nnedv,

veillie sounded.

.‘.1‘.i....§l‘;“i$:.i1‘-'...°‘- {$212111} Presents Concert ‘HUGE 0 ‘

gnnsisteri cf scr- 133-1111" by Joyce Guy,

1,. Rmemnﬁ- Ralph MacCalltuziz

'1 UﬂAKbU-li 1111mm 001111111111

Large Attendant» u ' I

At Funeral 0f Ma]. J. S. Walker

The funeral o! the lib Major James S. Walker was held yester- day liter-noon 1mm the Mlchean Funeral Home to Zion Church and men to the People? Cemetery. It w-as very largely attended. The vot- ernns oi the South African W11: the Canadian Legion, officers 01 the Reserve Army, officers from Beam Grove training centre. mem- bers of the City Police, attended in a body.

The service in Zion church and at the grave was conducted by the Rev. G. Carlyle Webster. Durini the 011-111-011 service the solo "When I survey the Wondrous Cross" was

The funeral ccrtege was headed by 11 firing party and b11111! from Beach Grove, and the Canadian Legion.

The active pallbearers were Messrs. Harry Hyde, Ambrose Rodd. Charles Hlne, Lt. Col. Will- 111m Cooke, Chester Robertson and Henry Douglas.

Honorary pallbearers were Col.

Michael ‘kcarthy. John bawler.

At the cemetery a salute was‘

Lact. Wednesday night n Urus.» rtoadc bchool -t11 e

rteeitatioxi -- "Ii“ by Boyd Car- er;

Duet — Jackie MacRae and Solo - Myra Joan Wood;

Junior Red Cross Pageant;

hiotlon Pictures

Sale of Lunches;

National Anthem.

Ssvcral articles made by the

11:11. one sweater and

rnezbom or

Display of Junior Red Cross w H A T A R E Y o U D o I N G F o R

1121111111-1111- reatdrrrd by the mixed W011i;

Talking or thinking won't save it. F i your dollars. Buy Victory Bonds an spending, eliminate luxuries, think

crucial year; your future is what yo

ghting, working and paying will. So Back the Attack with d forge the weapons to smash the despoiler. End careless twice before you buy necessities. Every cent counts this u make it. Do your part. Lend

for a future of peace and plenty, n future of Freedom of Worship.

the exceptional wor by the Smiling H Bonds The proceeds of the even- 11728 O11 'l‘l1111".-1l11y night alter Even- mounted to $24.10 was donated to fire on r1 vuruut 1111-15011; time was 11 s-ervicc Q1 FWD“?- ‘niinn for Easter Ccmmumml.

elperc of Cross

the War Fund.

‘dwfrnm the Cror-s-"It is fin- Y’s e . Ehrssistant sup-

Titiursduy night. Mr. ct was post wnr de-

te oi thanks was Man Russell Lem-d, s Man Sidney Bre-

rinv there have been 20nd ‘ lilﬂvﬂd by Y's seconded by Y’ 11111111. 11nd 1111s dorm! by 1111.- Clu-b. The Speaker ctr-e an educational develop strong l 112e, and the tr women for good mm which woul statesmen and useful place in 111g to nation well-being. M that the bull _e1.c., would n _ A large congregation of devout blems. Too many people 41.1.1.0; worshippers observed the ThrceJ-‘XPQQUHE SOmH-hiﬂg 11111111; F. Murphy DUI-fours Devotion conducted yesier-‘cxpecting govcrnmen ‘ day 111 the United Baptist Churchnut-icns o! mercy to __-_1,,([ 1,, hm“, hm- bn_ Clurrloitr-tnwli under the Si“ 11011111111 at 1111- 110.111“. Man-J’ 1111112 Drytot in 110011011110, Ontnrio. ‘- It wn» 1-‘11- 111's‘ time that hiissl Mlll';711_\' 111111 lr-fl Prince Edvrnrd 15-1 1111111 h- 'B1‘i~'i-:- f‘ 1 luv-rs. wvllvi-r 111 C11:11-lnt‘.+-10v1'11. 511's‘ '- 1111-111111-1- r11 Si. Joachim-Hie 601C710

ssed the pointoi’ system that would ndividuaiirm, com. aining of men 11nd citizenship-a sys- d develop men 11.1“ confirmation of the need of mill: qualified to take 11 all matters pertain- 111 and international P- 11111181’ pointed out 111118 0f pu-blic works,

EIUaPlCBS all the ills an

i the REL Mini-leriai Associa- the present 11 proper training and The service commnnorutcd the1m611t o! good citize- Passinn of 0111' Lcrd 111211 was 11 n1 _ “111-1131-{1 vm-nq“ I 11111111011 011 1hr: Sr-vfn L:1.'.‘t. Vt/Ofdn 1 talnly develop. 1 m," g,,,-,~,,,-,,n~. 1,,,<_.nf 0111 3.1112111". 1 A resolution W115 moved bv Y‘! - Thc 1'1>‘l01-.11-g rlergy r-rmtlucled rM-"li N. D M : 171-1: I. Juciscn Levy ‘ Y's Man Frrd

d mortcomlngs which

1 forthcoming, future

d thnt. p conv 011

this resolution be smt in th- Pm-

r-‘erii-"te atiz-"ﬂou to the matter

rCqntiuucdgfrcur Page l)

101's wan for the 111113011. n! 01-110,...“ to m5 Fecal

. . "-21 an i .1 ‘ this mnrniuv n11 :1 short v1<11 1001- ‘ ‘ 1 c‘ Mm‘ m‘

tnwn n11 lard-um“ in 0011110011011 111111 his cnmmnnri.

fax, eommendln work 01' cxchmgc.

g particularly the

commends ilk-reliant Nnvy The men of the Merchant 111111-131

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to 111101.11 1.500.000 hi‘ there 11mg- azines have been suppllcd, have carried 7,030,000 quarts of milk t0 Britain and lost only three ship- 1ne11t< totalling some 3011.001) quarts, M1‘. Rogers caid. He went on 1,0 dCECl1b€ the iuuugurnticn 0i this great. movement.

Lord Wnnltonks appeal for 111111: for the children 0i Britain reach- ed 01111111111111 citizens bnc evening in June, 196i. The following morning i11.=111en clubs o1 Car.- ada and ‘ewloundland through their "united action headquarters responded with an offer telephon- ed to the British High Commis- slgnqy n1 Qttnwa. ‘Through the co-operation of the British High Commissioner 111 Ottawa. the Can- adian Hi h Commissioner 1n E111;- mm; an the Department of N11- tional “'11:- Services in Canada.

was establishcd. and K111511191‘ help gratefully accepted.

The national convention of Kinsmen in Toronto, August. i941, gave unanimous approval of l arrangements and adopted “milk for Britain" 1111 Kin responsibillt "115 long ns the need exists." 1111.1 shipment of 78,0110 quarts

‘was authmized and .1 pledge 1-1111;

given to send 1.500.000 quaru 111 the next twelve months. T1111‘.

m d, 1 _ -1)1'Omlse was more than fuilllcd. "Fl-sip 2e 2Y0“ with the snipm-Qnt of more tnnn poms Wm Per. 4,500,000 quarts in the ttvclve

1110111115. "We semi Britain nnly 1111010

5019M,‘ s O e ,milk, shipped in .50 lh. 111111111. 111 Sm.“ ﬁdn1,:._.,3{‘cn1‘l0ad‘ Lots of 11.0.0110 10 2110.010 L\'lli'1'1'1l. lien Hugh march- carried that the club en- qiliﬂ-‘q MP RBBWS ‘-"f1?11\1'1°11~_ H? n“, “(may m. w‘, exmrwm paid tribute to the usabtuucc given r-cunmr-ziniion in the Army: Rev. J. A. Nicholson. Ynrk 1 tit-l S‘ nlinrlum 11r- Uuitrti Cllilfdli Rev. CLC. Webster, Zion Church: Rev. T. H. Busst-ll vircie] Government. Somr-ixs. St Jn111"s Church 11nd Ad- jutant Mercer 0i the Salvation Ar- n "

11. The music for the service was

_ under the direction of Prof John ,

‘vi-WM?’ "f 111m. rm. A. n. Kendall 11nd Miss-

1 t: M". 111-rt Mrs, .1 . 1. 1v. A 1111.~:-'= Prince Hirer-t. M“ °""° smmdl“

11y the 01111111111111 Rcd Crnss 111 handling the milk until it arrives

Britain. where it is 11101111111’.- ecl to the wnr 1101,1010 bv the W0-

menﬂs Voluntary Bcrvic-ea .

Mr. fingers €1i11l1l2\.‘117»9(1 the 110:1!

of continuing the milk-for-Blltulu

1111111 until 11111-1- the 1vur. and the increusln cbligntioxl 11111 places

on the windllugnumbcr of Kins-

men who are not in the service forces. .

Other Speakers Mr. Edward N. Johnston e111-

phnsized that milk for Britain is no longer merely 11 Kinsman iuno. "It has become in fnut a nacreti national trust that wm; commit. terl 10 the Kinsmen in guide, only

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so long 11.- we continue k1 meas- ure up to the job," he said.

I11 n. brief spew-eh the fund. Hnn. .1.

mittce, both or ‘Forontn, met Kinettes and guests. 111 the lcuust 0f Chnrinttctcnvn Hotel on 'i'hu1's- tiuv 11i101'110on. Members and guest: were iutrcriucr-rl b1’ the Pl‘L‘SlC1(‘1l1 ltirs. 1101111111 T115101".

Mr. Rogers pave 11 vcry inlerrsi-

and Milk for Britain F1111d. A cheque 111115 presented 1o Mr.

Lloyd 11110111111- alter which ten was Club problems discussed,

Mrs. Lorne cnllbecl: bu behalf 0i the Club. thanked M1 My. Johnson fnr valuable time and

11k 111 B. 001111111011 comes from ‘1111- cnw.

mvibtlitics cf get

11nd hoped 110111;- thing

kird here. he said.

nrmly 0.111111191111011 the ciivili-r-r. which 11o 0011-.-

rcccnstitutiug milk ropost-d. would 10- -. . upport of the d... Ion Late To (.1

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iccess [or the local 01--

CHYIID-"iign. and cxpresscd

61-5-1011 to hold 1h —----

ncea of Kinsmen here FOR. SALE - ONE REGISTERED Jcrsev 001v, due to freshen. Gor- don Roberts. Winsloe.

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eon 5.11.1". _ rim 1111110111- new. Also dot; 11nd French frir-r. {t-miv M01?“ Hotel m" 75-1..

t. the last speaker. a blessinz umn t1 8

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