PAGE TEN ____ Kinsmen milk For Britain fund

The Charlottetown Kinsmen Club gratefully zirlanowletlve the folloxvinl; coiitriii Dc .

oisiiuiiii ouiinniiin Make farewell Presentation to llev. 0r. "MoMahon

fhll column 1| rrnrnrl iiir new: of

lowly nature any b: ln-urled 5| l

._..-__.__..______, CRASWELL for Photograph! CONFEIJERAHON LIFE ixsun iiucli. L-s-iii.

COOK S'l‘l'l.ll0 people are bend; photographed.

POLICE COURT I In tile Police Couii yesterday morning a drunk vias fined $3 and costs or five days.

Milk For Britain

MR. Ill-INK!‘ Ltiptliorn wishes to supported him in ‘vvctiiiesltil '.~ t H .i

voiin lffilrlrlrililwtfllllfflii. Rev.

Church; 2.30 pm. Pleasant Grove;

$(‘()‘l‘l..'\!\‘l)-:ler- \.<'l~:- ciiiblrilii. Incl). 15th. summer- ‘til

\\. 31H‘. 'i‘(*s'..~ iliHt‘ H“ ard 7 pm .. . . . ., R ..

also on \V\‘till€5dil_\', Feb. 18th Chin'- lottetoivii 7.30 piii.

l-‘llfli l.\' (JARAGE —- The fire- iiicn ‘vrcre Cniitd out last night for 5 blaze iii a guragt; gt 3t; Kimglng- ton Road. A burlap suck in blLifilllg box-dine ignited in some uii- Z('.'t'\1llii.fi§.‘ e \(.‘.i_\'. mr-ii gilt there the iilau- was all out. Tlmrl: W115 iio dumiige.

JAYAL PARADE number's of ilie local Royal Canad- Nuriii Volunteer itescrve pre- sented u sniurt appearance as tiiey l d through City streets yes- j Oil ii route miirvh. The de- nient W115 in charge

‘Petty Officer ROsS.

CHRISTIAN CllIRCII-‘liniiorroiii morning 11, AiIDJCCii "Come Along with Me", or "As We G1) We Ittict-ive PU\\'t.'l‘." In the afternoon a’. School convenes, classes ages. The pustor 1n his class will speak on “The Kingdom Is Passed 0n To The Father, oi- Cod All And In All." Iii the evening at '7 the second 5€i1ll0n on “ilfotlern Scape- goats" will be giveu ‘subject “Adam AllfllEYC In 1942." Questions answ-

llol. Weeks Named Brigadier; Native of City

OITAWA. Fvu l3 -_ (c?) - Ap- pointment n1 Col. W. kl. :5. Macikiiiii L2. Dlfeclfit ct Siilli lJillleb at ue- fencc l-Ieadtiutiri

n

FERRY DELAYED - More than‘ five hours after leliviiitr Tormentine the s. S. Prince Edward Island car fer-ivy docked n1. Borden at 12.40 a. ni. today. The boat iclt the main- land 51C!) at 7.2T p. m three hours and a quarter to make the crossing. However. it took more than mi hour to get (ix/(‘kfid because of the heztty ice. The train iras riot expccicci to arrive iii. the (‘ii\' until 3 o VJUCR. On a. fl'(‘ii1ili ercssfiii: from Borden i0 ’I‘()rniciiti!:r= lust (‘\Pl1il’1g the fcriv took tvio hours and ten minutes which is about- long as the trip iii summer,

THE BAPTIST CHURCH. -- At the morniii: worship the . JllfiSOll ilJVY will take as the stibjcct of iiis seriiioii "A hlouiilaiii ‘lop Ex- The Junior Choir iiill lend in the morning music. singing Donne's "_'T'l‘€t\d Softly." The Church School will meet itt 2.30 P. M f0 the Bible study service. uorlsiiip at 7 P. M. The su the evening sermon will he "Jesiis' TYl\'ii8!i0il~-C0m(‘." A selected an-

ggd tqqtiy L)\ Due-lite Ainiiste: iliiii-

. Ivlacklin and Brill. Weeks are permanent force oflivvls with the Rilldivkfillilldiflll Corps of Signals audboin n;.\_e sceinstiuce oveiseas iii tilt‘ Fifhl. Criifiltl. ll a1 ttliti the pitiscii‘. urtr. zor (Jonathan army bigrndlgl‘; assusncti it) iield_ (iilllts is :4. biivBi-us. Alackiin aiiu Vveeks Vllil continue at fieutitiuaiicis ilil brig. Weeks was boiti at ‘Chill- ‘c. iiie years iii tile piiiitiii ivliliiiii piior

’ it §Liin Wliil Inc 1.... tliiiiiiilitiii Duis- ltilliii Slklllilin ciiiiiiiliilx '

izmilst arid riioirmustcr in chnlflze of the music of the day.

his UJillllliimiUll tli. i _ ‘tilts iipiiitit-(i lilléivll ti ' Cr lii ‘tllki o. i‘ "inn. the ii-liir‘ _ ——-——-——v

“‘ ‘ “ ‘ ‘ 0s IIRIIDOCII I.\ _ Word iizi, Just besii l'i('(‘.iVf‘d by B.

ili Llcitiinr, lfliltl. lie was 110N011"- (iriihiim Rfigliiz, Su

Qti dflfiilditnii uni-Lilli‘ lii tllyidllllillllflll a. lJdllIlitl. iiuiititliniliois iillll l1 lii-l

i.

the lsi- Liiiil» UiAil-llb- (idle-Hid Canadian National ii. »’riiit'c l-Iiiwiirtl laiiiilfi oi bu Lizt u.ir.t-t,i.liiii1i i. - puilituli lili(\-\Jl iii i.iiili.i1.Y trtliliiifel

iiitii iiie innit o. coioiicl iii lJLt-\“Z"‘-~~ i....-..\.<.ii. illiicil iii

non iii lit/in; xsi-iil. not H8001)’

of Cflll‘) 11M; it‘:

E . l‘!

inii.».oii.i,.-e~ on lk-u. ~1. bg§ .e bin; Uuiii to filing Quinti-

Iritzhfon R Warren of the H. C.

School‘. 0ttiivrri_ is spen ' iiiiliiiiuii "with his purl-ills, Ml‘. and Mrs. LClRil Wiirien. Loiiuworth Aic.

fitcLennan R. C. A. F. of Ciareslioim, Alberta, has been lLlsiting his aunt, Mrs. W. R. Brehziiit. Alexandra. compnnlcd on his visit by his {lep- mother. Mrs. Mary Maclmnnan And

up . (l-ozmeily oi Juhixsioiikt Funeral notice later.

ASTERS — suddenly at Vernon i'.(~i'- Wiliimii blasters. R140 7‘-

5iH,;|~,|_\-, Pfip l5, _~.('i\lLt‘ iii the home ilaclcson, R.C.A.1"-.

MANNING-Iii Oxford. Eiizlmlfl. on Jan. 20. 1.112, M Ariie- R. ltfiiiiiiiiii: a riuiiglilei- of Ml‘ llllii M Munhuc’ 1am m “mum where lie has lw-eh iransierrlfl. ___ M S,m.‘m,,,._,\de Keep hlinard‘, in the home.

-,,_ 19411. xfrs. Eugenio (tril- ned '72, twirl-pi; of the late

flu-Mode Beauty

MloFADYEN-Jtt the resident-r of hi; pnn Norman .\fnl-.f~"iltl.‘i‘¢’ll- M“fl'l' ovvbank. Finrizll‘. Fcbrunr)‘ 13i 1947- Jelm Archibald Milerudirll lll 111B 33rd your. Mineral notice later.

Guaranteed $7 permaviciitii for 5.1; 55 permanent: M: pennnnents for $2.50 durlnl’ Feb- rifary. Experienced opernlorl.

VICKERSON-M

on February (l. i942, Mrs. Eliiza-

fllteidow. Milly-low. P. E. 1., Sunday 1,1, z p. m. iirtrrixlsnt Vernon River

Theater oers

Blly tickets for "luplclon" from Knights of Pythlu or at Will“!- Ray's or Mayhlr, This in n: out- standing picture - BMW" sponsors. Proceeds for Plmlmc

N. D. MacLean

Charlottetown and

REY. l’. U. MciIAIIUN, lLlI.

several hundred people gathered in Holy Name Hall on ‘luiureday eveiiitig to make a farcw ll presen- mtzon to Rev. P. D. Me

D formerly rector o1 Duii- i‘s Isaiiiicri but. rest n. (tolls- .i .0 Cur i- ~ Putin-i’

e giiii pd i. hfol/lnihtzn, \\ o hud b11121 zhiiollod iii Ci113l‘i()l.~lt‘lt)\\'ll fer ntos: l’! years, was g n a siipluu 1118i sum of money lii a f81‘(~\\"'U gilt item his paristiioi r<

was held tllltlttr

‘s of the Basilica l’. Nil‘. M

In u fciv Jtvveil Fitillf-I‘

hfi-Iviniioil. f‘i ids for

a. | lire to ilflOllifl‘ plrish. He. iizis ap- ointcd to trike irhnrzze o! Ciird-

ishoufd, pie-cits. 2' 166 of the Ba.

:1 Parisiii, have

arranged this opportunity of mret- f

ing you tonight s9 that some for- mal expression might be given on behnli of the viii .e of i1 isii. of the griitétiidi tion virhicli we [Phi f ~- dnd faithful seri-Lc

“I119 yeeopie of th.. . s.i have alums had a sprr a. lilifl‘ st. you and your work bcenue are one of our oivn ‘ and we have ‘- yizur out-tr

i e i rciioril l‘ anti later in the Pl‘lt‘~ "All of the sereiitltri yczirs m’

your Prirsthnorl, from the rzme of your ordination ti t: no“, you P» h, e.\'- l \\ll"ll you

contiziucd your stitch-s iii We fully TCflilZf‘ how [i'.i\_\' a buy. den you ii/HC r i'i‘l‘f‘i li ‘ ' these years. First, you r Curaln iii iitiis Parish. incl" as Ant- ing Rector during: the a 0005c of iriil s of Zvlcw

. Ii- e iii a lieriirzesi- Wriit. ‘It. your pas- hvii labors were .i'Chaiic(~1l(ii" ‘

C .‘ omit ilflliltlillC.

"Euti on but our illiil crliecziveiv

. , w; ,_ clzissiiiinig ulzr-zcier ‘will mum rraeh Iiieni, 3i‘ . hxw myxmd ,m_ "MW-i! l‘ on lhor l)(“lilii.

"For all of ttw above reasons,

and iieruliro PZl“il ore of ii. “r111 015-“ .l'<lu as a i.ci'~nii:il il‘.(.'ll(i. we fiillsi fi t of nil cxprc s our do», rcnrct that _v<~,u mil L ' work nmmic us, we er, that your transit ll -

your la‘ aide

i l“ 'k iv

llrrii 1r lc. urc to

tel fiilfli Sill~’i(\ i . ,.

talents so c: ..»v (i your ti zfri", iirhile “Wilkflg you lrcni ivork in our midst, dots not remove you to sliljh i-in r-xttiit. th/it we CflllllOl you frcqnriii.‘ . nut‘. to this compensa- tion vrc i201: i'i".ri=ai'

“We ivlsh iii fCIlTillFiOfl to ex. press our sinrlirest hopes frr your success and happiness in your new Parish, to nsstiie you llnit the prnlers of all your old patlihioners will accfmiiaiiyt vru always and to ask (lint y ll (‘t liiire t.» T"l'll(‘l‘f‘|i7“i' <‘ 0i the Altar, your is.

y, _ iisk you tn take with Emil] gift ivhir-h is ininid- ed to ewtess in a very limilrd way our loving friendship and our gratitude and appreciation for 3,11 you‘ have done for tis."

Sittiicd by the Holy Name Society on brhnlf of tho Basilica Parish.

M. A. IMRMER Prelrlmii of Iloly Niime Society. JOHEPII (‘ALLAGIIAN

Sccrrtriryn I. I100

EASTERNIlillCIiiiBIAN

Tlila cliluliin hi ri-nl-rird for min-n nf |0I‘Il| llilvrenf. lint iuherllnllig n! ii "l"! Illllllrl may ho lnpcvlml no B emu I wunl. nrln-lly payable In admin-o. '_—_"" ..'|.AIIIEH AID MEETS — The M0308 Aid of iliP United Church. Mr-niagiie held their regular month- lv meeting nt. the home of Mrs. flirt-JIM Reynolds mi Tuesday eve- ning. The adios worked on var- ious articles for their next bazaar. Roll call was answered by the do- nation of e. furnished article. Plans were made for ii "Friendly Basket" in go the rounds of the church be- fbre the next tnrciliig. Refresh- ments were served and a nlcr- sum was Wnlizoil for the work.-S.

JBIfvarius McCnrrnn of the R. C. Navy. is visiting his home 1n Montague. 11¢- is n son (i: Mr. imzl Mrs. Frank McCilrrmi- Montague.

L.

..‘Milll( Mddrcil .\'ie‘\le'iil. Tifimlq. gue. spent the wick-end at her in Cape Bear. 1..

(J

' also a similar aiiioimt. in supplies Russia. I-I

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_THE CHARLOTVTETOWN GUARDIAN

ANNUAL

\ (Continued from paze___1)

at».-. ._--.._ _; _._. "~1- Clal: Trainer. Mrs. A. E. Baker. Mrs. J. A. Macmillan. . th gvrighfi, Mu. S. G. Peppiri. Mrs. R.

. Be .

Ioepresentiitives to Central Coun- cil: Mr. G. J. Tweedy. Chairman. Woiiieiils War Wonk Committee; Al- ternates. Mr. u. F. Hutcfieson: and Miss Beulah Miuiroo.

Auditor: Mr. J. H. McQuaid,

Mr. L. A. Winter

Mr. Whiter lii an interesting ad- dress outlined the activities of the Rccl Cross as they pertained to the National Society pointing out that this ivork is made possible b)’ 511011 diiisions as the Prince Iildivard L51- illld Soc-loll". Since war had broken out the people oi the Dominion had pziren ilie flail Cross $15,000,000.

In the first ciunp-iiieii $5.U00.000 was raised and many people had asked vriiat had been done with the money. The speaker then went on to tell of some of the things for which this contribution had been used. A (lilo-bed hospital was erect- ed and fully equipped at ‘Faplow. England, at a cost of $750000. This hospital is one of the finest in Eng- land and is a credit to the iioclety. he declared. Thirty-six mob..le kit- chen units. at a total 00st 0 $111.- 000. was supplied to the Old Coun- ti-v. He went on to describe these units.

The money had also beenutlllzed to send 14 Vii-US to the British Red Cross Society as well as a direct

_ contribution of $215,000. The Navy

League and Merchant Marine in lhiulund were given $250,000 In ad- dition i0 this. comforts. hospital supplies. clothing, ambulances. etc. had been sent overseas which were piiid for bv this money.

Referring to the Russian cam- paiun. Mr. Winter said a donation of $100,000 had been made to that country b__v the Canadian Red Cross.

hiid been forwarded to e rciid a teieuriiiii of thanks recently - usslun Ambassador

rosl to 1e British ul';,".!lli'l.l1tlOI‘l after the All of France. was also referred to by the r;.i:~.ikl;r. The British Red Cross Stioieti- lost n. great (teal of its sup- plies lii France at that time and the Canadian organization had

. pliiced its warehouses at its dispo- ' 5

. is was p, great contribution as England, in addition to its own people. has also to look after the mam" refugees from occupied coiin— irles of Europe and. other threaten- ed countries. For instance .000 evacuees of the Channel Islands had o be cured for. .

The Comptroller then spoke bideflyi of the wonderful work being carried ori by the Junior Red Cross.

Sixnkiniz of the _i'nin which hcd been sent overseas. he said that it v. s expected the amount would be

Jassd tn 600,000 pounds this rear. In 1941, 447.000 pounds had DOPII Sent and the previous year

. Winters told of the work be- ing accomplished in sending pris- oner of vrnr piircels. At. present 23,000 are lz-caiig packed each week rind it is expected this will 50011 be increased to 40.000, The reason for not packing more than ‘that is the difficulty in procuring shipping space. As many RS 4.000 were pack-

. ed in a single day by "EC women in

Toronto. In addition to its own parcels, the Canadian Red Cross has been packing a quantity for New Zmland and Australia. for which thcy are being paid.

Some of the new things which the Red Crass is planning this year includes: the sending of tin ortho- pedic unit. to Scotland which will have nine doctors and 22 nurses— ilils has already taken place; or- ganizing for 2.090 blood donors n week, in April it is expected this will reach 3000: iiext-of-kjn parcels: Inqiiii'_i' Department. now function- ing; Red Cross Film iii which the Queen will trike a leading part; exhibit on the Canadian Army de-

.- monst-rrition train; accumulation of

surgical supplies for overseas; an arrangement to send food to pris- (incrs of wag and others u the

il- For East.

Hands are fled

Dr. Miicfi/Iilian, speaking follow- ing the piwseriiatioii of the Finan- cial report, declared that the wom- en's hands were tied because 0f hick of funds. Those ulho are clo- iiig the work mould not have to so out and get the money also, he declared. The Red Cross should get s15,000000 in 1942 if they are to eriri'_v on their good work. was his opinion. For prisoners c! war alone

" 36.030000 will be needed. At the

conclusion of the meeting he thank- ed mv. ci. Chfiyle Webster for the use of the church hall. the press mid radio for publicity the staff oi Red Cross House and‘ the Women who are doing the work as well s all those who helped in any WHY-

The Nominating Committee for the coming yea;- is as follows: Mes- srs; P. J. Rossiter, A. B. Cosh, P- W. Turncr, Mrs, J. D. MacGuigan and Mrs. H. L Palmer.

Th“ following report of the ac- iivltirs oi ihs Red Cross Society was subznltictl by H011 Df- W-_J- p M-zcMillan, president:

"It is my rlvilege and pleasure to extend o you a VET)’ 065ml‘ to the Annual Meeting 0f it humanitarian Society lg the year 1941, this Di- cnrried on a great X08111! activities; as several new projiflll-i were uziwlertakcn in addition to those of the previous year which ivci-n well maintained .

"Your Provincial Execuiviv met frcriiiriitlv to transact the business (if tho i)1\‘i'.i0l'l hit nluch of ilie de- iliilrd iriwk was lcfl in the hands of the various capable Committees itii noted on izriieml instruc- from (he meclitlve "The splendid achieve-merits of the women of liie Province in the mrkitl‘! of comforts for (he forces and i-tntiitng fr-r civilian victims of war ivlll hr rcpt-riled on by the Wo- mens War Work Convener for the Province- - Mrs. E. A_. Foster. Tim Director of Junior Red CTOII. Miss Darrach will tell of the ‘m- tivities of iliat. section of our organization which has continued to Cflfly mi its important pence time activities Millv- at the some time it has been doing a fine pleoe of war vvcrk.

"N0 National A, _al for funds was held in 1M1 bu the Wave and Means Commit-bee has earnestly en- deavored to stippiement the funds available from the National a1 of the previous year. Varlmts organizations and individuals throughout the Province have en most generous 1:1 Fkinfl oflnti- hu- tions and giving talent in raising‘ funds for

uncosaa as (he purchase (I war work materials.

‘The Benlor Rad Oran! ‘Brandheu qt. Al-lwvtnu. (Tfearv. Biimmullide,

K “In ten, llunier River, 000 .- i um m»

tovrnandionrluhuvocon

their t/me and o}

their excellent work. Several of

these branches such as Bummer-

side servo lotus iiixu (I! the sin--

{koiindlng coiuiiryado eir own town; supply

terllll and receiving the finished

graduate for transmission. to (ibo iviiulon Headquarters.

"Other organization such as the Women's Institutes uid Church groups have ctr-operated apsndid-ly in all our Red Cress programme. Needless to say we are most grate- ful to the Red Cross Branches and Units u well o! to n11 other (man- lzatiions for their unstimed sup-

por

“We an glad to report. that an opportunity was given for a Red Orbs speaker to address prac- tically all the Womenls Institute Cc ventlons held tn the Province during the past year. Mrs. E- A- Fosfer addressed the Provincial Convention held 1n July. Miss MacLean also visited arid address- ed the Snnlor Branches Miss Munroe. (Jo-Chairman o.’ the Wo- e“ ‘~’!:‘M‘-"°‘t act's...» a; oomipam 1S5 ac can o of these meetings in order to speak

ticularly on the women; work. mr president also addressed var- ious public gailieinigs on the work of the society

"Tlho 11st of nurses enrolled for service in war or Disaster was re- vised tzwloo during the year and forwarded to the Nationfli J01!"- comlnfttee 0d the Canadian Red cross Society and the Canadian Nurses Association. This Join committee is tiius able L0 still-Ply i-egularl to the Department of Nairlona Defence the names of tihoso mused who wish to serve and who are fully recommended by the Nurses Association. _

“Three Home Nursing OABSESI!“ connection with the Youth ‘Pram- ing Classes were given by the Public Health Nurses when 144 women received certificates.

Disaster Relief

"One of our new activities has been the setting up o-f a Rad Cioss Disaster Relief oiganlzatlon which will be able and rtadhl to act quirk- 1y 1;; (me event, of any emeigeiicy. Under the itblé direction of a Pro- vincial Committee headed by Mi‘. A. B. Fisher, there have been

organized tn Summerslde and ill Charlottetown, Disaster Relief Committees which have studied

me local resources and Wllklh have made plans for speedy action

should such be necessary. It is ‘a

understood that the task of the Red Cross 1:1 disaster will be the supplying of hospitalization for the injured as well as fllod and cloth- ing for the homeless. So f" few iii-chases have been made. i111! ttees ascertaining instead how and where 811W“?! "my b9 obtained qindkly when needed. with the advent of the Air Raid Precautions organization our com- mittee will have the fiirtiher task u! gssisting in the oo-crdltiat/lOi-i of the plans of both organizations so 5,5 to avoid any duplication of ef- fort or any misunderstanding as to responsibility "still another new venture was the organization of the Canadian mad Cross Corps uthlch was suc- cessfully lnallflllrfiled in Charlotte- iolvm and Sumimerslde duririil i!" pugnmflf of 1941. The purpose o! the Corps is to have available n trained volunteer personnel. Under me capable leadership of Mrs. H. L Palmer as Provincial Com- mandant the Ooilps has been very active since its inception. A cem- lete report will be given by Mrs. almer. "During the past. summed‘ W were advised that lam Jellies W61! required overseas in greater illum- tltles for distribution of Military Hogpitgl; and Giildrcrrs Holmes. It was decided to make M71116 jelly in this Province and tihe re- sult q! this venture was i/hfli Wt‘- were aibie lo 5911i’! 2309 P0111155 of this oduct to England. We are grate u] L0 Mr, J. D. Jchklng, f0!‘ lihe use of his plant; to Mr. Jen- kins’ staff and the Red Cross work- ers for their l-iiibour; as well as w all those who contributed 117N95- siigar or fllflldtl to make this PTO- ect p, coonpee sucoem. J "ma; in the year wheels Wm made for blankets and for Relief for Russia. While these funds are not. closed it is rent that they we being given o usual 518E011 that, owi- 1e give to such de-