SlEPTEMBER 12} 1946

THE CHARLOTTETOWN

GUARDIAN I ' PAGE FIVE

0.8.. Army's Food Program

SkipsExperts’ Recommendations

ly GAYNOI IIADDOX NIA Staff Corenpondaoi

now YORK. Sept. ll - (NIIA) — Analysis of Secretary Robert

p, Patterson's newly announced "broad program - - - to maintain high standard: of food service" makes it evident today that the War papal-taunt is continuing to akip lightly over the recommendations mud; by a nine-man board of civilian food experts to correct wide- gpitdd abuses in Army focd handling practices. BY MEL MOST

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revisions of cooks and bakers schools. Whether any of the others are actually new is a matter of spee-

The Patterson.

to take

At least six hese schools are known to

announcement.- reierring to this recommendation as a replacement of “the tradi- tional Army cook and his kitchen " said it was ttill wider considelstiou. It added that all commanders; had been directed advantaic" 0!

"full trainin!’ offered through food service schools in its XIQW DYDQTBHI.

the long-established

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osnrnat ounnoun

This column la noel-val of local interact. out of a uawq aat

abla n advance.

coats, Skirts, etc. FUNERAL TODAY-The funera

Home this afternoon,

River. It will be located on the north side oi the river, on Main Street, hesldc the former tailor shop operated by George Hawkins Innd now used as the village fire

hall. At present the bank is hous- ed in a wooden structure on the south side of the river. The M. F. Schurmatrl and Co., construction firm, with headquarters at Sum- mcrslde. did the excavation for the new hank but no work has been done si-nce gravel was haul- led for the concrete work.

A BUSY VILLAGE — Dwellings

1;, ulation among members oi the d t t. 1 _

b, 0mg... II... m °.‘.’.“‘M”l'§...‘;“ °'...:::"“i.:r.r.

_ “IT Win35 0r En€T S C . h I d O I

Secretflfv Piii-"Ysm- u!“ kw??? queried on the matter. said it had‘. CIgfElCUYlWnCMHCKlTLHCHPWT wIhllTr; u~it.h the 0 5 ' ‘ ' ‘m °° ' no comment. even if the food and E_

m, “my announcement told 0i tha establishment of some new u-uining schools‘ and the revision oi others but there was still no uczicu on the major recommenda- uum oi the civilian experts the establishment of an inde- pendent food oer-vice corps.

This “broad proerflm as dia- dosed by Patterson includes aw‘- ei-al lnstru/otiona in food-service management at West Point. amontl other places. "in keeping wit-h the emphasis placed lav the W81‘ Dc- pertinent on proper preparative; m-ving and utilization of food. the press release nid.

But at the U. S. Atliiitl-IY Mild" Qmv the food courses still are in me (uiuye, not the present. There the Amity: future officers will be given. starting next your. the folI-I iowiriil "Smiihlm ' ' ' °n h“ as descrl to NllA Service bi’ Col, . ‘Ilhrodnnorton. Ibokes- mnn for Mai. Gen. Maxwell Ta!- lor. Academy mnsrintendmt.

l. A three-day course of two

this season .

service schools are under its sup- ervision.

Boom Time For

Port Churchill

After War Years

BY DAVE MOQUEEN Canadian Preaa staff Writer CHURCHILL. Man. Sept.

It's boom time for

ll- (CP) — Here, on the rocky west- ern shore oi Hudson Bay, the short stripping season 1s in full swing.

. Churchill after the lean. we: years of shur- down port facilities. Six snips in Six ships out. grain--

Glddings. Basil MacLeod K. Johnston Beside the river on the south side or thebridgea nix-v garage has been built by Raymond MaoKinncd formerly of Peter's Road And on the north iiltlv E K Johnston, who operates a general store. is constructi a which will probably automobile showroom.

CITY POLICE COURT-In the Police Court yesterday mornini: a reckless driver was and costs or two months jail. A drunk and incapable was adjourn- ed "m" totily. A party charged with keeprtg liquor for sale was

jai-l. A second. similar offence, was adiourned until Friday, and a third. nu a third offence was fin- ed $100.00 and costs or two months jail. The defendant in a remanded assault case was fined saoodaud coats or twenty days and the do. fendant in a non-support case was remanded for a week, bail being fixed at $50.00.

l d Brit l .. T11 '——~—— hours each d?’ for; thereflgte rigor-Ir; 0:525:11’ “I a r . re“ “m” t” CORNWALL WI M_ s_ _ The tseznors) on ow gut! It)!“ In Wm, 1I000I000 bushels o; when September meeting of Cornwall. Iilmpefty maues‘ t 5 r cleared for Britain and perhaps “ISM-Bi Wflifheér: 0t the hLoImedof anu r. 1.000.000 t b: tl: . r ce ac ney on on ay 2 A swim“ “W” 1°’ me season eilfirhnéugl. wort? “lemme September 0th. and open-

first and seIcond classes Iéizrvlaigzi

1' Oil llififi — Lllugmiut-i.’ starts in April. um. 3. A "little more trainin! in

than (‘Jhurchillls men con handle And as they work, the coutroversyi continues in statements and in the‘ halls and meeting places as

8d with singing, "The Day Thou llllvcst Lord 1.". untied " Miss Lttui t Crcsby introduced the study book.

mt "India at the Threshold." She took

summer oamrp.” . _, _ . [the lilfl of Canada, Mrs. John Th-us. at the Amy's WP “W1 Qlitthiiufii‘ olirgglrtt “cl m” ;"‘“°“ “i” mum“ “"11 M" for its leaders. m‘ total ‘rlmnu Colin Murray 'Irtdla". Each wore an

emphasis on food. not couIntlntl the "little more in siunmer. i!

prairie wheat, This won't be u record yeur. In

emblem representing their par; Mrs. Elmer Frzzcll road the scrip-

" ' 501100 n mum The recommendmion o; 1934 l5 ships, CBTHCJ ~40 IIIII. tum rIrIIm Psalm XCI Mrs Gordon tlu- civilian board. hefldtid 5g gimfgéz ‘l’: 53g‘; “l;lg;;L,oI.‘I' l\ltlC.‘lllll.'\ll was appointed to lead

John L. Benn-ass)’. callod f0? carefully-BUM“ ma“, mu‘ 9' men! course of S0 days duration

bushels and

in other years exjorts valued from 545.000 bushels to 2,-

ior next mrmih. Mrs. Harry Crosby ncw presided. and minutes of previous meeting were read and tihc

~, west Point to enable ftuture 750.000. _ roll called bv Mrs. George Mac- smug" qr, realize the importance The vision Iof _portd I Ipgopotligfl-fi Milieu A'good iinzurcl-zl report oi good food service and t0 DOB- f0!‘ IHIUNA SHE?» d" in fr?!“ was given by Mia Godfrey a-id m. u knowledge oi food service figures . J Hansen. d‘ ' several members paid their ma,

direction.”

ln announcing the "blfflfld 01'?‘ gram" of tralninR. SW94” 7"‘ tel-son's press release referred 0

evidence of waste. among other fillings. and susaestcd 331°"? 1"‘ imslve training mmwds- n ‘"55’ ed that the Henneadv FEW" "blgmgd ra/pld, demobilization in part."

The Hennesoy wmtrflitt“ "if" lgsug with that statement. One member told NBA ServiceI All" “siding sefieiai-v Pattersons an- nmmeemen :

i i; not us that we blamed mild demobilization a! thfi 61"" for the Army's bad food prac- iices, Those practices had bee“ established long before the N“! o! u“ war and we place the bill" 0.. ma, Anny’; traditional meth- od: which are out 0f “"9 "m" modern industrial WNW?"

stance. bclivcs that a minimum of 15.000000 bushels - 45 Shiifiifiifli“: must be set as an immediate an- nual objective.

Diverse Opinions

Borne have said Churchill should Mrs. I-‘rizzcll. never have been stunted. still sny "give Churchill a chanc. ‘and that this port with its iowu i elcvamr dom- inating the gaunt. Arctic landscape, ha; had no opportunity to prove its worth. I In m0 View 0g ]i,[r_ HhvlMll. dlr- turned home llfllfl‘ spending a very gum;- qf the Hudson Boy Route enjoy-able month Association, the future economic, Lmldriizanls sisters. Mrs alv tion of western rims: "c- zucas neg in m‘ 50421150 ‘Fngppg; ley oi Millinccket. Maine. cent utilization or the Hudson Bu)’ Landrlaan also visited many of her mute as o mourn, of exportation oi‘ former friends from uahen she Wns the vast agricultural surpluses I The six week ntwigation season, prlnclptll stumbling bloci.

2.500,000-bushel

lsthe

while fog from the chill waters

Others

Miss Itiiunie Brmru invited t..- members to meet with her for the October meeting. After singing , "Primer to a Heart oi Lowly Love. ‘Ia pleasant social hour wa~ sot-int. | and lunch served by Mrs. MacKinley iztssiszrd bv Mrs. Roy Bruce and

Miss Olive Kceplni: and Mi“ l-lelcn Stcwort left Monday "nnrn- and on a visit to New York.

min T Laridrigin and young sou Freddie have re.

Mr. n 1'. l Mrs

visiting Anderson in Attleboro. Mass ans-i Mr.- Corm- Mrs

i a resident. of Attlehoro.

Monrfifiiia“

1:;

b0 at five oenta aurvreelt-ifyatrlatl! ll!-

nms. JomvsToN-s .' LADIES WEAR-Bargains, Dresses, Bam-

of the late John Colgan will be hold from the MaoL-ean Funeral IEfVtCB

building I used as an. ,

Mrs.

Alberta Farm

0w Strikers Claim

iion-llnion Aid

Staff Writer) EDMONTON. Sept. ll

311g drops in livestock

starting at z o'clock. Interment by "w... man 20000 Alberta fanm est L . This - i ~ . ~ ' at 230 m . _ , _. - 0m but .. __ . _ _ in ormation was given ihc - P - ‘ “my. ' of the depar- mbmzIIIIon 62mm“ broke the! People: Cemetery. _ i 2:000? Eonlfight agledgre were mu.- uing high. pm“ we“ '°"‘"‘ {gist utCargpbtlialltonzClrIzssh dPOIFlLI wELLlNcfiyx-‘Ews 5' gift» of ignliigtsafilissionary to Li" ' - m . I o icre preuuro on The Ado ti C ‘ m Be i’ 91101 1c au, M.. "‘ _ - Mr. - ;.1d_ Th" was the e- iarzttllralgk aigulaetlfilll-tglm amMIlIgyIIil BUSINESS CHANGES — Thai the Dominion Government t0 number Qfpwgijghlfmmigfii has}: a R Letters had been recewed hum and Mrs. Albert Wareham. accom- {(1)02 a‘; m0 riibreifln Mission . cneral store of J. l... MacKlnn nl meet farmer de ncl f i ~t- - p m5 u’ Hon C. D H i i - Famed by Mrs. Ware-h ' >~ i i’ "‘ in food services was so hunuliat- g . p I - - s m“ ‘ °‘" a i“ mad" the gratifying amnounce- ' -‘ °W°' “m5”? i’! Y? . F . “m” m°ih~l~ movement oi the Presbyterian inil. and the p and ‘hours so un-' ‘iiiillilenscglcfeiitifrtsrufoliggid hiltsrngtaflrili 333$?“ ham‘ t° d°"'"“*"° "FRY mom that the children had so m filriljittrgcmul‘ andisuDp'Y'-“-“d ‘ml wlesilintitt? sgilfler formerly M‘ Chum‘ i“ Cunfim’ and John Ge:- nhx man w 0 did rewnnsit of MIIITII Barb N. “>1 N 'I.I I , “Svlfiicd the polio outbreak and i-n by? s? Iumin‘ er- mlfllslvf M14187 “ye f2‘, .11 Imn’ now a1 die was its first missionary. T e I I _ I Ior or , u eIwI I 0 nestot-k quotations wcrc ‘ihfill’ into i in ~ - _ Pl! it “qlkb. _ I _ Ii 1' M6. Montreal, Que! . t. Vi" f ti - first church ggtdedhatge ggcérfeegecesmeveglooiél mil“ m“); ML Macxlmwn h“ mddc 5X10? Mheflfl Lll/Pi-OCR tor had dlllfxCsflEfl (ihaiarlictvhféxillltliizg I" i! letter i0 Mr- Mrciiuud. I\'l|-.I {uuzmd Mm” o" salurdui’. ANS-i ttvlyhngfilt-i%:»“i?t11-Ehii)i¥d in his youth ' handii-nfl fissile; l§§r“i5i§“t"§e§t“ii§§= gbre ggc_gE°1‘uiiiWi.atI9dgi°Pl/g\ ‘fiat: would he token in during this Fowxlfr W," “This Commuting“ ullslliviitlleylcilnfalttortllronh a ranmy m’ '5 "mnmng w unveil a ‘“m’.',’.§° ‘ ... ' - ‘S 1' . ev~ so civeriea a win e period, i) i n, _ 5 *1 WE crm a. post-war pro- . I e ome of Mrs, 1 ii ory, and - _ The mod baoicserbltlice (iJOI-ps" em! years 55° 339th" "Ore Opcr- to practically ml in the strike call-l cusslon iturtirtigs glclltmcioptlon (“s Ject and an endeavour will be Pom“; eldest daughm‘ “d 5'7"‘? rlilgsgtesuzvlll‘ she Idleelrltik/ered by "l?" 7 ‘ “mm i‘ u“ m‘ ° m“ sting under the same firrn name ed b th Alh t F i - p e m" m" madet k iii ' W- M!“ and M- w i i ' recommendations. would establish was opened at Murray my" 0" 1a.. kids‘, Imaiflzhtarmerl U" WI Ithe childrens interest and wel- in the 0H3: gutue qrlglnaé surrey Boulanger in Quebec-ISM R1§='haag' o! ‘he leading hlswrlans o! m‘ " an independent ‘Md "Nice wmsi miles from hcrc ' llivcsioek deliveries also were‘ .3” must always come first and ' n? m ‘or Er “at Pom” b5 3 ' rs‘ > " synod ‘ H 1' . < __ I . 1th that t hi‘) °°"""'°Pa_"¢fl may be elven to tho . I I1 4 Years of are and en- h. H 'hl~ Judge Patter- . : xliggprifiége'ogeegleta lgglinflnaenf. m I ‘light’ at Citlgury and nilrci‘ gaartuI for 00009.1"?fgrls'fe'gbchigc“xb‘zfi Project n; udvunco of the timelJm-S, CMDHCM 09TH” M“ A- 1403B: Ia-Ria/uglusgow will Hive a .'. and I-Ionored career to quaméld NEW BANK PREMISES-There 0i the Province and A. C, man-I minim . g k when it 1's. pro-posed to deal with Pémnlfii‘ Mr?‘ POWWTIS "M"! $011.] paper c-n the life of Dr. Geddie as men mm t" is to lie a new Canadian Bank of ager S. Sheppard said “unless, The Home Committee report IlIhe work. However, ‘he added, gm, “he” on)" M91118)”. Bud Mr. it is reiaied i0 piuiuu and vicinity. . Commerce Bulldln at Murray the Dominion Government uc- was very interesting and “Va IIII owing to luck o; techmul “pens rs. Sylvere Pc-lrier and their DrI J‘ Keir Fraser Wm 5pc“ on

knowledges the seriousness of the situation. meat coupons will have

The 2.300 residents of Weins- klwin south of hare got no milk

cities cf Edmonton. Calgary. Leth- bridge and Medicine "Hat. but shortages of eggs were being felt. t There WCTE no new reports cf

VWPYWQ ill ‘he ‘i109 0f Dmmise ’>l' ready appeared i (l. brldg ‘ii i . i‘ f ii c Church. ‘ D013"? ‘ftrmefliim n“ farmers “ih”. utiliince relic-rt: “yore iLicrg/risrlcoilg! chairrenalrosyijiiriil dip \,1;,YlY?£‘Sun(ll\;lell"F£1h\? ‘O Helms” ‘If ‘he Geddh’: celebr" I L E |\v_oulci run milk ‘through A.I<.U. aging. Charlottetown will lead off Cross Point, with Mr. Michauzi. in Iph . Iticn the mot-ting will likely run 3.0 ,g;erl§ct Ilitrfis gstabIlIiIshed in most thaiI day with the chief centres “itendame. expressed hope that m o One day longer ilgan bllfiuflsl, élaon- ilI . s c e rov ce. sue s Su 1d _ vlw ii . l Satu av. cto er . u! -*. h Meanwéille. A.l".U. heiIsdqutérters Kenslnagrou, “Lil?” ei¢hfifQECilff¢ aoine ‘lsctldlne lreilrtyiarsbejulctartlhecccaerlnvliqi s; u llt-‘glsolexp-ected that this will beI a i

ere sa many non~unon arm- joirai d ' ‘ h t d S_ d. d a great n- u er! ‘Vere supnorfln: the smke m comets; an eXiJandi-na into all gIbvIrely to make the survey pos- Qiffifuonainfleeifi, is looked for, .

which the A.F‘.U. socks a board to Th necd f ' Th‘ r‘ . - It viii i f special interest to the ' Idetcrminc a parity between farm-Ii was ecnsilv utgpuarsgioduhglue°iifig lllilllellfffiilms tlgeen hrlilfhei...i’".dg° T. . k‘ i churches? rii Qrincc Edward Blond.

ers‘ costs and returns. Dominion such as the coal and manv others Siderflbii‘ in recent weeks b Lil? 1e marriage °r M155 Mild- as Dr. Gctl(llt='s only pastorate W8!

officials have told them this andi were shown along with the ever formation oi a’ 301m 00min“ c 35d May MwMurgg. daughter of in this Province.

other demands could not be con-i rising (~95; c.g1iv10g_ with representatives "om 50:? I. and Mrs. J. c t M i

sldered until the

fllléd ssoool abroad.

once Minister llsley and Agricul- the child _ d l m. . - ture Minister Gardiner iromI re-establish rsecnmgmof "title effifrlflotirgg “nzbglrzigléc acert.§§"t'i.§°"§-§§§‘.°.l‘§.’.‘..,°§ifit “{§f:dg§',‘d w‘ H‘ Phemlsterrl Contlnueti-l-‘Tizm Page 1 homes. After all though the Or- h" bran H live nuestionr" nu‘ - a '3 5' °““"1°' “"35 l

I AEU. headquarters had no re- phanagc has becira have“ to muny l "fllllfy. or q fiififlflug m me Presbyterian‘ erally accepted the union would ,ports from Saskatchewan where unfortunate children. there is clack w Fmmerside‘ a‘ ‘“'° °" be prepared to take the finding of i30.000 members of the United nothing to equal the love and care I ewnesday altemocm “mid the arbitrators on statutory holi-

Farmers of

i a few Saskatchewan communities verv serious consldcration but the ‘ - th art of both the union and reported picketing i chm“ mm“. “.00 erGitiI/Ien burdmaryiuge by her-I ism. gosepnment m Seek Compulsory Milk was ihc thing in Alberta Arranzmc a dalc for. [he YR,“ Mar BSI e lucked ioveiv m a IIrIIIII_IIIIoII__a IXIIIW III whlch M“ . Iii/here the A.F.U. ordered its de-I hoard meeting vtanpludcd ihe hiigl- ieiavp “an gown M 1WD’ taf-t ganizcd labor has been conalatent- l ltyery cut oif at midnight laIst_ ncss but members lingered ex- Iod heIdctiIrunet of the some DePily opposed. Mr. Mitchell's sllencl i night. completing the li-st of agri- changing views m many mat-tors _'._ lcameo a def VEii- She wore u I an ‘he Millard telegram l,“ do“; cultural commodities being with- and telling of plans already work. WASHINGTON, Sept. ll -(AP) be..." IIIIIII curried a bouqllct 0! as to whether the government held from market, "M! for the success of the collec- “.7719 wage stabmzatmn bmnd w" bride i e3 rosei Attending the‘ would make any effort t0 B?! lg‘ I Vi/Ihen milIk was cut off except] tion in their own iii-ea, r-ght refused to change its pos- M.“ afggbeliglrs. Charles Hubltilfii proval from the companies to ar - od e hosndtal. the old folks home __ 11101100,. 503mg,“ wdgesI lmvmg me IIIII-o Wis: J Z“ MacMmdo and' nraiionI f1" i° 91"} {"11 ihleejmd find". Maritime strike situation whiurnInaIrOI I‘ u m 313mm" Ml Meantime differcncea on basic at Wciasknvm, the cz-ty council. has tied up stripping in oil United-Hub; n f” homily‘ M75» wage increases, which had prev- boam of Mam‘ and bcmd °f trade stiles seaports unchanged ' W “o” a “m” 9Y1 iously been the main strike issue.

immediately called A.F.U. committee into conference. The civic bodies agreed to wire

strike

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P3-eMl't Mk-"i Ki: . c . - . : . iilrlirtljfldllllf-‘RIS t? mctiltp efarmcijg‘ noulu-xdejhap ‘he bomd vohd 10m t “'0?” a 39W" 03 Pm» taffeta plain “m: If mher Issues “ere l , _ to tun “llh the 13pm membe IJUH I _ , . - i‘ _ sctticd h. uould he prepared to demands lllI rctilrn for a pronrse m t dissenting -— i’) vlllflll its Aug. 01c‘ m” or nwicmng ti?‘ and’ rccontmrriil nct-r-pinnrc oi the 20v- ihat full milk deliveries were to ruling which touched oil the p0,, c~~rmd a boliqu“ of ‘fl-CW 1'95‘! crumonfs siiggrstlou cf increases b? Bnmved ihiTmlgh We Picket alyzing strike: ' " The. “H19 flow" gm- of from ll to l2 l-2 cents. The . hilt‘; which stopped them today. i = lss Judith Brennan looked; union had been asking is 1-3 cenig.

i The same action was reported

iakcn at Ponoka. 57 miles south of Edmonton. ivhere a milk pinch also had hccn icli,

Ross Seeks Drug Addiction Cure

' NEW YORK, Sept, i1 _ (AP) .-—-Barnev Ross. 3'1. former holder 0f two world boxing champion- ships and as a Murine corporal u hem 0.f the Guadalcanal cani- ipaign. voluntarily surrendered to federal authorities today in order to take a dmig addiction cure at i-he United States Public Health

Hospital at Lexington. Kentucky. i Ross told reporters that "through no fault of mine" he

began taking drugs after bcina in hospital ut Guadalcanal for shock and malaria. | "A couple of friends of mine." he said. "COFDSIIlE-li in the ser- vice. who meant only good. be- gan giving me irentmcnia for the rhnck I suffered."

U. S. attorney John P2X. Gohev explained that the hospital is crowded. volun-

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"Ranld turnover, due t0 49' a limitin] factor Some vision Continued F P 1 r ‘I I

t - radar as a My out 0f "l9 1mm‘ v——-——~~' —~~&ll—agi-——- 70:3 $322“ all,“ °h§§°§§ $51025

kKW.-MK='~‘WW~-~-*-“~”"-”K”“ difficulty. signal ssldivrs to sit. down and ‘Mmusion, RATEs But the 11550011110" “Set '.“"°“?° mm“ i‘ m“ “m?” “"11" “isn't, Ross won ihc world's litzht- to further n5 Hahn ‘ha’: flhuinlélllg “m a bcuer Hung" Iweiilht. ehamnionshih in i034! und llrhha and Marrillea 25a. cm. Vi, ciiurchlll ‘a i“ ‘1=~-° “‘ - , "M, ‘TREE-BRUSHES tn.- vrelierweight. crown‘ in i934.

must accompany order.

cheapest way to Europe.

From the Saskatoon arcn ‘.0 _OTTAWA- 560i. ll —(CPJ--

Livefpoql is 3,731 miles by Churchill. Field Marshal Viscount Mont- inciudlng 84.5 miles by rail F0 gomcry and Canadian Army lead-

BIWIIIB Mung-gal via the Lukchedd and crs enizuurd in verbal brushes

Sunburn. the Prince, Count)’

rail the distance is 4.588 mPPs

05¢ while i-ialifax i104 culy 2.-

during tho war, but they were oi a business nature rather than n

Tilfiiiitul. Bept ll. 1.945 Y° M“ “d l i . Ll nor-l therc is personal nature. it wa learned Mrs. Glen Morgan '(nee Irma gig 310:1 s§§>1'mtiev§;l1 haul from i000,“ 5

Daviscn. R. N.. of Fredericton. N- M°.-_~_,-.,,1I Meanwhile. no comment was It a daughter, Heather Brita. 000M001.‘ new." u" i; u] pith-coming ire-m either Gen

KENNEDY-AI; the City. QGDLJI. 191a. to Mr. and Mrl. Forbes J. Kennedy. a son.

nrarutmona -

SKINNER-MOOBI-At Cavehdllh United Church, Se tember 1. 1966. by Rev. J. R. Si: nner, Ma arci- Elizabeth Moors of Cavendis to I/Itnfius Alexander Cklnhm‘ oi Corn- ‘l1

Nawsoiv -_ Yournrli - At the - - Skinner. Iloranc; V1!‘- Younkor of Ki 0h i0 Parker Coles Newaon of inset-m- __ DIATII! STEVENSON — At PIUIYTI. Illin-

ois. on em. 10th. Rw- B» Everett ltavanaon. lied.”-

F hops ‘dlik be mcrly at New Glasgow. P. I. l: g ggdpgpeoltrgglican Wsealdler: mitt betligtreilieattsd. amt?» ‘Pa? ‘and. 1 w bu,“ whim-mu" that it was Gen. Crerar who ACOBNZ-At cuummwqu, as e. m, chm '01 we Ianfirial Gen- unannly introduced the Field i0. mo, Beaaie Kathryn Acorn n m; staff called ll t White Marshal in oeiemondes on Parlia- her 8th yolr. dlilihtll‘ of Mr, and mu” to My tqmots to the ment l-illl and led the cheering Mrs. Dan A. Acorn; ClfllHln- president wthiie it is known that Gen. Mc-i Funeral service was held Sept. i1, ' _____, Naughton paaudiman invitation 2.00 P. M. 1.1‘. Cardigan Cemetery. wuhimwn y" “ueurqd 3 to Ibo pram 0t g. sItutgI digits; -- u“ by‘ 5mm; troops w say XII a o n ow 32in?“ .35’... °""°.‘- .‘.'.‘.:. Sh‘; i?.’..:.“t;°“ if. "‘° "‘°"“°| _ , _ . .