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ENGAGEMENT. — Mrs. 1". J. Holman of Charlottetown, an- nounces the encasement of her daughter Bessie Marion to L.A.O. John Murson Bradley. R. A. Ft. son of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bradley of West Bridgford, Nottingham. Em:- land. Marriage to take place the latter part of May. 547-11.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.- Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Holroyd. Winsloe, announce the en asement of their only daughter, ce Con- stance to Finlav McKinnOn, son of the late John A. and Mrs. lilicLeod, Brcokfleld. Marriage to take 918-041 in the near future. 5-17-ii.

PRDBATE COURT - Hon. Har- old I-I. Palmer Probate Judge. held a session of the Probate Court at the Summerside Court House on Friday. The Estates of Albert Bos- well late cf Summer-side, Fred Har- vey late oi Cape Traverse. Stuticv Yeo. late of Traveller's Rest. G. Shelton sharp. late oi Tyne valley where closed and had succession duty fixed. The lawyers interested were Ernest H. Stronz. KC. Moriev M. Bell. K.C.. Heath Stmnﬁ- K-C- Col. C. J. Stewart Succession Duty Officer was in attendance on behalf of the Provincial Government.

ENLISTS R- C. A- F- -' (360119 Edwin Jones. son of Mr. and Mrs. Layton Jones Charlottetown. R. R. l. has enlisted in the R.C.A_.F. St. Peters Church Hall. Charlotte- town. He will report for duty June 15m at, No, 15 Recruiting Depot. N. 3., and will then pro- , 5 Manning Depot. Lachine, _Que., to complete his basic training.

______--—-:—- THE KIRK 0F ST. JAMES

At the morning diet. of divine wor- ship the Holy Communion was re- ceived by a. a gregation in a most beautiful ser- vice which was fully choral under the direction of Miss E. Lillian Mc- Kenzie, Mus. Bac., church orBB-"i-‘ii- The elder: assisted the minister in the celebration and administration of the blessed sacrament. In the evening a service of solemn thanks- giving was held when the minister, Rev. T. H. Bussell Somers. M-A. B- T.M., preached on the text "Take away her battlements, for they are not the Lord's" Jeremiah 5:10, and said in part: To begin with. I WWW think of the Bible, that little vol- ume to which our debt is infinitg. that revelation of the love of God crowned in the priceless ift of a Redeemer. It is the boo _whosc words we learn in it i5 the book we turn to when we die. It is the book that comforts us in suffering, cheers us in battle, heart- ene us in toll. It is the only book that never fails us amid all the change and chequer of the ears, for it is hi her than our hghest thought, an it is deeper than our deepest need. Is, then, the Bible an inspired book? Go, ask yon suffer- er upon her sickbed. Ask yon sinner who has found a Saviour there, in the hour when his feet were on the brink of hell, and vain was the help of man. It is such things, and it is such things only, that are the valid

roof of God in scripture. It is not nerrancy. nor verba literal rendering of historic detail. And wherever men have buttressed up the Bible by proofs which were never intended by its giver, there- has oome a voice which once was heard in Judah, "Take away her battlemente, for they are not the Lord's". That is what true research has always done-all loving, patient, critical inquiry. It has not touched the living word of God. It has re- moved the battlements God never built. And so it has drawn us nearer to that heart which is forever throb-

hing in the word, in whose mercy is our only hope, and in whose will is our peace.

Indian River C.W.L. Meeting

olic Women's Loewe of In an River Bub-Division took place in Indian River. May 8rd. The meet.- inl was opened with prayer by the esteemed Chaplain. Rev. ther ‘Ilrainor who congratulated the me *

during the year.

The Pnslderr. welcomed members and visitors io the annual meeting and reminding all that with their assistance and co-operation the activities of the league were high- ly successful. Your presence is an expression of interest in the work we have accomplished. Our year opened with an enrollment of 32 membe a and we cloee with an ad- vance enrollment of 24 members. One of the chief objects was to at- tain mclrbership 100% but that objective was not acheived. The etron. the memberahl the more intportent its function. the prouder are its members of therein. The gen- eral atmosphere of our meeting was one o! true patriotism. and the evid- ent desire to do everything possible to aid and comfort the soldiers who are sacriﬁcing so much for Canada and the Empire. Bhe also stressed the importance of leadership in whatever field and considers it the greatest need of this day and gener- ation. an the famiily of the Church and the State are menaced as they never have been before. In conclus- ion sincere thanks was expressed in behalf of our Sub-Division Rev. Chaolain for his kindly advice

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Bernard Miles ll given brandy from Ibo ﬁnk of one of hie gqmpgdgg

ll, lhlllen and oil-be lcene In “In Which

med, they swell rescue In e Serve." drama of a ship, , -.

> a fleeply moving

NOEL COWARDS % “IN WHICH WE SER VE”

We pay our tribute today to a great picture-and as we do. we bring ' ,

some word of our gratitude and appreciation to a great service, our Navy

and its heroic men.

[irom time to time we need something of the typc of Noel Coward's pic- ture to bring vividly home to us the daily dai'ln1:...:md the trials almost beyond human endurance through which where pZiSS the men of our

Navy and our Merchant Mai:

It is the contribution of this picture “IN WHICH “ll-I SERVE“ to make us see, to make us feel, to make us undorstnnrl.. at ourselves from a new and enlightening zmglc.

xunri perhaps to look

iMembere for all help and co-oper- :itti0n for God and Canada.

. pectifuily Submitted

I EL [E GILLIS, PRESIDENT I

Following is a list of officers for

_ the ensuing year: Pres-Miss Ellie Glllis, (re-elect- ed) 1st. Vice Pres-film's. Bert Kelly. 2nd. Vice Freer-Mrs. Robt. Glover, 3rd. Vice Pres-Mrs. J. J. McQuaid. ram-Mrs. Wm. Hickey. Recording "Sec-Mrs. Jae. Pendergast. Corres- ponding Bed-Mrs. Bern MoLellan.

The Recording Secretary, Mrs. Frank MoDougall gave a compre- hensive rqport of the various act- ivities accomplished during the past year. Much credit is due to Mrs. McDougall for the eincellent report submitted.

War-work convenor reported e great deal of work done. Red Cross sewi and mi-itting Clubs ere form and meet weekly at the homes of the members A very credit- zuble amount of work was turned in to our local Branch at Kensinglon of which this branch of the C. W. L forms a unit. ,

Social Service has decreased, still our records show considerable work done alo these lines and convales- cent mem~ rs- wcre- suita/bly- re- membeicd.

Plabliclty convenor has been faith- rul in performing her duty. All meetings and League activities promptly reported.

Y. P. . SCHOOL AT HUNTER RIVER

On Friday evening. May ‘l. dele- gates from Hampshire. North Wilt- ‘nhire and Pleasant Valley Young [People's Union gathered at Hunter

to our. River United Church to begin a

‘ week end leadership Trainhv: Course. the theme being ‘The Pat~ tern and the Power for a New

U LEADERSHIP TRAINING 0

‘World Order." Rev. L. M. Murray was instructor for all study per- icds. At 7.30 the meeting opened delegates registered and a general introduction took place. Hampshire Y. P. U. led in the worship service. Rev. L. M. Murray then explained the course and several chapters were studied.

Saturda morning worship was at 9.30 wi h Miss Lillian Deacon charge. Studv Period followed. and assignments given. In the afternoon Pleasant valley Y. P. U. opened this session with a short worship ser- yllclted and another Study period was

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In the evening the Young People met in the Masonic Hall for their meeting. An hour of games was much enjoyed. after which lunch was served by the Hunter River Union. On behalf of the visiting Unions Miss Dorothy ween ex- tended a vole of thanks Hunter River Y, P. U. for kind entertainment, to Vtlnitlock replied. A worship rc-r- vice by the Hunter River Union brlught the evening to e. close.

On Sunday morning all delegates attended Sunday School. In the

In Memoriam

In loving remembrance of our dear eon, gt. Donald Char-lea Moe- Donald. who died on Active Service,

venue, May l1. 1942.

"They shell not grow old, an we that are left grow old Age shall not weary them. nor the

years condemn; M "It rain: down of the sun and ln the morning We will remember them."

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afternoon a ‘l. P. Ibrum was hel at which helpful discussions took place with Miss Edna Wigmom. Miss Thelma Maolean and Mr. Fulton Robertson as leaders. Sunday evening the regular wor- ship service was attended. and those who successfully completed the Leaderﬂiip ‘Raining course re» received their certicstes from Rey.

in Mr. Murray.

KELLYS CROSS AND VICINITY

Mr. Prank J. Flood has returned to his homo in Meplewood after spendins the winter in Pictou.

Pte. Stephen Smith. shcrbrooke. Quebec, is en, ying a few weeks leave with hie friends of Maple- wood and Kelly's cross.

Mr. Aeneas Oondy wee a visitor to Kelly's Cross on business.

John Molyneaux has returned to his home after spending the win- ter in Pictou.

Miss Mes-ion Flood recently re- turned from Montreal.

Mrs. Joseph Nantes and Mrs.

James Treinor of Maplewood were visitors to Bneraid.

Pie. George Monaghan is present "1 leave parents in South Melville.

Mr. Edwin Costello was a recent belr and November. i942

visitor to Kelly! Cross.

Mlee Madeline Stordy. Kinkora spent the week end with her nar~ ente in Lot 30.

A messave oi symoathv from all their friends are extended to vii-s. and Mr. Anthony Bloniy of their

at with his l

son Ar Gunner ‘he’ R. C. A. F. who is reported lillrSlllﬁ over Germany.

Mr. John P. Carragher of Roth's Cross was a recent visitor to Chm lottetown.

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i t. ~. Cnilcciwl. 11:11:’. cunts‘ \\i' i ill and lugt - mt‘ a nurnhrw 01 My‘ " ‘ _‘ mun.‘ Canadian Army wit. r . . .. —— l l-‘li 0 ill“- ' r 111mm C nm-uczmn costs to Brit-fin’; m. n" -, .. . u It o Llasllgial” KP “i. n. Tic-l l\_ nl .'\ll'lii‘l(i and ianli...s a I" s ERIN O1 PM) w i“ h .\\'ini ,v.- l w‘ L. a force alone rilrcadv . ‘Illllli and (‘i h ‘wrr-‘IM Inﬁll)?“ ‘(T-f ,' saooxmuooo." mum . ltﬂinlrd to Pll"‘l a 1w ~11 into-Jill. ‘r ~ CUM?‘ 71W running M a “w OTTAWA F y ‘ inltctnvi-n in whom‘ ‘o ‘lniill ‘l f1” ioﬁ mm‘ m m.- wns a year‘ In addlt" . ms presentgnlonayoflll —iC4l_’ T In» mam‘ “If - .. . . . um wit, illvvsﬁllilﬁll uovernma-nt nave v a fellow of. F_l‘i;l-}Fy~ work W’ VH1 ‘ , {In il-Hlili! out tiearlv $200,000 a army operations in the House of; t ~17 ".1; rm mnsisfcrl “ct-k in vvnccs t0 civilians direct- commons Defence Minister Rﬁlﬁiwlb“ ““__"_‘._";LX"2 l 1*» l" ~"i‘_<"'1l<_i_l_\' cmuiuicri bv the U. S, forces, j

save a summary, of the Canadian Army units home and abroad.

1 Overseas units were listed as fol

1st Canadian Infantry Division. sent overseas in December. i939.

2nd Canadian Infantry Divison. sent overseas in June and Decem-

ber 1940.

3rd Canadian Infantry Division sent overseas in June and Scot ember 194i.

4th Canadian Infantry Division. converted to the 4th Cﬂllmilﬂll ~Annored Division in Januarv. 1042. sent loverseas August and Novem-

ber. 942.

5th Canadian Armored Division! (formerly First Canadian Armored Division) sent overseas in Sontem-i

st Army tank Brigade. sent

overseas in April and June 194i.

2nd Army Tank Brigade. still in Canada.

The summary showed the lst Can- ncliln Corps formed overmas m December. i940, amt the second Corps in January. 1942,

without liiturcs. '

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No T 1 c E; Highways Closed to Motor Vehicles

Notice is hereby given that the restriction 0n the weight of motor vehicles travelling 0n the hirrhivays is removed on all roads exrcpiin‘: tho (‘hzii-lottolnivn. Summerside. Sum- ‘ :

ed highways whet-c ihc weight of vehicle and load is not l" g I exceed 10.000 pounds. , " i

DATED this lrlth day of Bin)‘. A.l).. llllfl. lly Order

O. W. (‘.\.\il'llF.l.l.. Mting Clerk oi the Executive Council