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NEWS AND DIZZY

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAB

DECEMBER s, 194,

THE CENTRAL’ GUARDIAN Sea, land, Air

Th]: column in uacrved tor new: cl local interest, but advertising of n nanny nulure may bu inserted at 0 econ n woril. ctrii-iiy plynhic in nlivunco. PZD CONFEDERATION LlFI [NSUB ANCE. LITL

ATTEND the Auction Sale of marked silvers and Platinum Silver Foxes at Summerside, Saturday, December 13th, starlingipromptly at l P. M.. Labor Union all.

L-277-l2-d-10.

NORTH TRYON PRESBYTE- IAN CHURCH Service next lord's Day, December 70h at 3 P. M. Miss Isabel MacDonald (Deaconess) in charge. Dr. A. O. Thomson. Interim Moderator. L-27B-12-fl-1l.

CHURCH NOTICE. — The Uni- ted Church of Canada. Hunter River Pastoral Charge: Services will be held on Sunday, Decembe ioliows: Wiitshire ll A. M. Wheat- lcy River 3.00 P. M. Hunter River 7.00 P. M. Rev. Lewis M. Murray,

L-256-l2-6-1i.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH. —An interesting meeting was held last Wednesday evening, Stimulus was given to all the organizations of

Church. Getting into gear-that is essential in war and in peace. The questions asked on Sunday ev-

ening are sensible-void of all tom- foolery-and, to-morrow evening,

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back!

gyiiifistlggningl sanitymand irnpéarticzsnge , wered. e pom five the 83w a chance. No object- “om can found to that policiy.

Can 1 Be a. Christian And Dance " will be answered as one oi the ques- tions asked last Lord's Day.

ST. JAMES ClIURCI-i.-—Contlnu- 1X18 the observance of Advent the nunisler will deliver the second scr- mon_ at the morning service in a special series of four and the Choir Ind Boy Choristels under the dtr. eotlon of Miss Lillian Mackenzie, Mus. Boo. will provide an Advent Anthem. In the evening Mr. somers will preach on the subject "The Eloquence of Evil" '

_I.IONEI.

MARSHA IIIINT

DOINGS — MUSICAL

PRIMARY HONOR. ROLL Queen square School for the month of November

Grade II-Miss A. Walsh's Dept; l. Kenneth Tulle. 2. Jack Shephard, Earl Peters. 3. Ray Connolly,

Grade II-Miss McTagu/fs Dept; 1. Wendell Burke. 2. Hudson Wil- loughby. 3. Gerard Arseniiult.

Gracie II-Mlss Vesseys Dept: 1. Donald Gallant. 2. BCDble Wil- liams. 3. llenry Arscnault and James Dolroli.

Grade III-.\/liss A. Walsh's Dept! l. Billie Corrigan. 2. Jimmie Ililghcis. 3. Arnold Chererle and Iicith Sweeney.

Gmdc TIL-Miss J. lvliicdonaid’: DBpLZ l. 'l'crrcncc McWalle. 2. Mer- rill Doyle. 3. Amby Atkins.

Gracie lII—-MlSS M. Macdonalrfs Dept; l. Brlbbic Lafferty. 2. George Joseph. 3. Bobbie Trainer‘.

PARKDALI] SCHOOL Honor Roll for November :

Principals Department

Grade X—1_ Joyce Warren; i. Kaye Mai-Eachern and Norene Auld tcqualr; 3. Keith Lahk.

Grade IXWl. Barrie Moore; 2. Blair Moore: 3, Brcnilon Bell.

Gracie VIII-~\’lil:'cnt Dwycr; 2. Ronald Lineman; l}. George Mc- Tunis.

Grade VII_l. Louis Paqilot: 2. RCIJHI‘! Bill and Wlrrvn Grfiiilrl’; 3. Georgina Costello.

month of

Miss aunt's Drlrarimrni-

Grade Six-l, srlr.l'»rie_A1'binv: 7- Shirlcy Gregory; 3. Marion Colcs.

Gracie V~—I.Eil'.'l‘.l(ll‘ Bell and Marjorie Gallant ioqilnll: 2. Stirl- int! Mani-r: 3. Doris Gallant.

Grade IV— Class A lilo-ION?) Delight Pfill, Gordon GTQEOTY» Helen Macloan.

Grade III Class A (80-10073) Vonda Bilell Joyce Coles, Leonard Driscoll.

MISS WILLIS‘ DEPARTMENT

Grade II--Class A (over 80%) Arlecn Bell, Arlene Gregory, Sylvia MacKay.

Grade I -No exams.

PRINCIPAL. Mlllar MarFadyen.

ASSISTANT. Mildred Auld.

ASSISTANT, Georgie Willis.

ALEXANDRA SCHVOL

Report iol- month of Nlrvembm

Grade VIII-Louise Mzicliennan.

Grade V— 1. Joan Judson, 2- Rvuth Wood.

Grade IV- Kathlem Wood.

Grade ITI- 1. Earl Beat/on, 3. Keith Benton. 3, Baird Judson. BllGmg-lgl 1104' eviimca Beivbgorll’ l

1 urn ers, . u y .

Glad-e l. (a). 1. Walliloo Judson, l. meddle Judson.

G-nde l’. (b). No tests.

Highest EVGIERO-JTT.“ Judson

Perfect attendnrlm;— Ruth wood, c

Joan Judson. Kathleen Wood, Billy Saunders, Mart-n Saunders. Teacher-Noreen Brehcui

IT. GTLBIZRT SCHOOL

This is the repfrt of 8t. Gilbert School for the month of November! Grade VII—l. Rita Arsenault I

Guillaume Areencult, S. Caissie

Grade VI—-1. Jean Pierre Arse- nault.

Grade IV—1. Joseph oalssle. I. Thelma Areenault, 3. Evim3el1h0 Arse-nault.

Grade 1Tf—1- Marie Gallant, I. Therese Caissle, 3. Clara. 00ml"-

Grade II-l. Antxinette Mfldrllx, 2. Iouise Arsenault, 3. Rita. Calsslo.

Grade I—1. Alvlna Gaissle, 2. Cor- ine Arsenauit. 3- Arthur Connie’!-

Perfect Attendance: Corine Arscnault, Alvina C Jean Pierre Arsenault, Louise Arsenau t. Rita. Arsenault, Thelma Arsenault, Melva. Calssle. Joseph Alyre Cais- pie, Marlo Gallant, Elizabcflh Mad- dlx Antonin Thcmflshl, Antoinette Mad-dix, Denise Comlier, Rita

1st . Ca I e ieacher, Helen Gallant.

HAMILTON SCHOOL

Report for November.

Grade X.—i. Muriel Stewart.

Grade VIII.—l, Ralph Br enton; 2, Alfie Ramsay; .’l. Clifford raig.

Grade VIL-l, Hilton Brycnton; 2, Janlcs Brycmen.

Grade V.--1. Vera. Ramsay and Robert Morrison. equal; 2, Delmar Brycnton- 3. Ivan Simpson.

Grade III.—l Lorne Ramsay; I, Ricginald Bryenton; 3, Matilda Mor- r son

Perfect. attendance -- Muriel Stewart, Clifford Craig. Hilton Bry- cnion. Vern. Rilliwslrv, Robert Morri- son, Ivan $llllfl\jll, Neil Gordon Craig. Lorne Rain-lily" nlld Matilda hl""l‘lf‘Oll.‘

Highest average — Lorne Ramsay. Imelda MacLollan-Jfcaoher,

Mews a, Junie

mon on Psalm 36:1. At the Wed- nesday evening service of Midweek Meditations the minister continues his course of lectures dealing next with John Wesley's Journal." The Beneral public is invited.

BRIDE SIIOWERED.—On ‘Purl- day Nwembc-r 18, the members of the Toronto W0men’s Institute along with their friends gmhererl in Toronto School to do hmor t.) Mlsq Margaret J. Doiron, (I18 of the sea,- son's brides. The brine was escort- ed to the sent of honor by ller niece, Miss viola Dlilwbte and Miss Dillie Boum. The gifts were opened by Margaret Doiron and the verses read by Dil le Bouin who also harld- ed the gifts to the bride. Thcv were then placed tn the table by Viola Dcucelrte. The bride in her charm- 111s! way thanked everyone for the lovely gifts After singing "For She's a Jolly Good Fellow" the lest riihe evening Wm spent in dancing. A lowly lunch was sewed by the members of the Institute.

BURTON SCHOOL Honor Roll for month of Novem- I‘

Grade IX—-1. Jean Dalton.

Grade VII—l. Prosper Dalton. I. Flcrenco Doyle.

Grade VI-—l. James Griffin.

Grade V-~l. Frances Norman. 2. Beverley Norman. l. Marjorie Doyle.

Grade l'V-—l. Virginia Doyle. 2. Mark Griffin, 3. Lorne Colliclitt.

Grade III—1. Ronald Griffin. I. Doyle Griffin. 3. Joseph McGregor.

Grade II-—l. Olive Collicutt.

Grade I-1. George Dalton. 2. Walter Collicutt. 3. Everett Colli- cutt.

Gerardo Siren-Teacher.

S IS CONVENT SCHOOL

Honor Roll for November.

Gracie I.—l, Betty Cheverie, Cher- les Gilbert; 2, Leonard McDonald. Edward Clnton; 3, Faber Murphy dc Jackie McDonald.

Grade lI.—l. Helen McDonald; 2,

No.5»; WOMEN'S INSTITUTE.

met at the home Mrs. Albert Ygurlker, 011v, e001, with the Pre- ny‘\ .. -. , _ si out. in ll-e c. lair. Meeting open- Elclerndly McDcnaldHLShlllcy Town ed m“, Cm PM >,J.:._,?d_ sine-m tirade III, A.-—l, Frances McCor- mmibms and .vo l-lsuols were D19- mack; 2, Eileen McDonald; 3, Irene ziglcfaog/ItillxllllleisLlifmimv gigetlrg Pa uCL i‘ i5 l i .2 Vi.‘ Elm“, 11L 3__1_ Edna ()he\rerie: bead u-hml aziollticd. The Pnrsiiicrlt 2. Anne Keays; 3, Florence Arscn- Pa‘? h" will‘? ‘"34 thanked The aulr, memlbers fol‘ their (‘fl-UPC atlon Grade 1v_._1_ 3111mm Kmys; g, Mrs. John Carter roporod the fol- Jnan McDonald; 3' Jean McIntyre‘ IOWIIIZ sent to illc Red Cites. 22 hfrDonald, prs. sock", 23 swca ers, 22 prs ‘Illi- Grade V.-1, Louise Creamer; 2, tens, G pl-s gloves, 10 prs. pyjamas, l ills-Donald; 3, Edna Mc- 2 prs- irl-is 01s, z ribbed 1191mm; 1 Donald. baby's boo .05 and jacket. Tile Grade VI.—l. Edith Meurant: 2. financial report showed the receipts évgsery E. McIntosh; 3, Eileen Chev- for IIITCJYEU‘ $7132. ivi‘ll a balance - (n mu . , I ll a Grade VII.-1. Mae McKinnon. follou-‘inv (1)2213? lezentfimlqCdjniidiuri MBFY 5401111115; 2. Shirley Glover; 3 War Sc-Fvites Fund $4 C0 Red Cross Ivadell Mossey. $1000 Queen's Canadian hind Glade "111-"1- "a" Dulles? 1- $2100’ r B imbue e400 Mobile Margaret Mooney, Elinor Paquet; 3. Kflchbn flung $165 Cnnrldia ‘L 1 Elle“ M°Eiwheme ion e400 for bankct n 5 ~ " 9“ , . . . was decfed Grade IX.—l, Mamie Hughes, 2, m." H. Ins-jut ‘. 1d qch Helen E. McDonald; 3, Grace Paq- Jaflket f?" m: $1 Ilm,‘ P" ha” B’ uet. Eileen Hughes. ' m, ‘ ,5‘ 0, 5 W" T e cm“ Grade X.-—1, Margaret McDonald: 185p” ‘Jim “as he“ pllesented‘ . Bills ueie presented. and ordered I, Pauline McPhee, 3, Joan West, . Marl-um“ Mullah. to be paid. The Lllowin officers _.i._;____ were then electedr-Pres: ent, Mrs. QOUTflPORT SCHOOL A. D. Shaw, Vice-President, Mrs.

slvarllt Clgk‘. StBCKY-TWSIITEI‘, Bits. ,- _ a er mer sire-e cote-d), ir- Hon? m“ for Ocmber and Nov colors, Mrs. John Carter. Mrs. 511N103, DEMRTMENT Claude Craswel, Mrs. Albert Youn-

lrer, Auditors. Mrs. Oliver Nunn,

Grad-e X.—l, Mary Tait; 2. Mar- M185 Eva Gales. Sedy for Red Gross, Power. Mrs. John Cartel‘. School Committee Grade uL-l, Mamaret Mclinnis; Mm A B- Roberts. Mrs. Oliver

' , NunnOrgunist, Mrs. Eirl Cliirlr,

. James Tait; 2, Sick Committee for next three

Edna Robertson; 3. Joseph Burns. mcntihs. Mrs. Albert Smith and Miss (FY-Wile VHF-l. Eileen MCI-him; l. Eva. Coles. The December meeting Norman Cclrlsh; 3, Edith Kelly. 0g _

is to be held at. the helm artisan “ma. Wit M“ <= °

715M537 DEPARTMENT aid their dues for the next or. 6111111 Wollum: I. glfeetlng cl-"sed with the Kingilter Eta. Mac 331E519; bountiful goose supper was

by . (Patriot pen-so copy.) G113. u. ( ) 1 IONSHAW WOMEN'S INSTITUTE r c — Bmall- -——- ' ' ' The 15th annual meeting of

Grade II. (b)—l. June Robertson: Bonsh w; 1., wok 1 5 l, magi/ll Flood; 3» 1011186 Mo- hwme lime. Dant MlI-bglieee,‘ will: Grub L (BrJ-l. June Aylwsrd; opewlhf,‘ ‘§,r,‘e,§°,',‘,,§ '11:’ ,',’,'f’,’§ff,‘,§ ~ . ll call was answered by Grade I. iJrJ-No examinations. mum’ m Free-ii we». c» were». ld°ll"°l.i.i'”.l.“.lfili‘“fiiel.‘ll ' l] m w_ w read. The President Mrs. Neil K. ggsixiiscggljielggmcmnrd‘ Salmond who has filled this posi- (Pamm p1,“, wpy) tfon for the last three years then gave an inspiring address. She lux- ed the mtmbers to put their beat into the work, in this way they OBWELL QCIIOOI. would achieve more for home and ——-- country. The secretary gave her ve- Honor gill rggcegrg/eell School for piorlt o: ‘years tWOflthlltgd tlhe finan- - c a a a - Grade X.-—l. Kathleen MacKenna; wipe, 315x332. "Qdfljmjwfififlfi, B. Faustino Noddy: 8. Gerald Mw- leaving a cash balance of $31.14 on “use be». m- ouse-». swim: "l°..¥.°"'.3e§.§f,ii.ll5lf Gnde vIL-L I'm“ “may; “The sick and school then ave 3"" "mid" 3- m Mlmmn“ their re rt The electio r gm “ml” "1-“1- A“ ‘l’ M“K°‘““' cers th p0 on. l - “i=0 id t. Grade V.—l Noreen MacKenna; M H911‘ lruacwa-vres en , 3’ Gem.” Mute“; 3_ gnu-M M“. rs. ec or Mac cvln, ice Pres. Donut Mrs. Elmer Crosby, sec. Mrs. James and, m’; "mo; flgddy; 3, Boyce. Tress. Mrs. Pied Show. wilbm- Mg¢Dom1¢ Buying Com-Mrs. Benton, Mrs. Grade II. (cl-l, Rose MMKflinl. Salmon, Auditors, Mrs. Cleddle (Jr-age II. (b)-l, Mildred Mac- Macitiiccd, Mrs. George The a . o l n mm Mwuur a‘ gulegwirrlgrla res were given c

Grade I.—l. A 1 “It genztgy MacDonald: 8. Jmoirlne granary. Mgéygsfiogilflfilildxcgilrlui: - . b , M . 518ml W" i" "m" “"41" Clglzeaghip; Mrmrllhn all?

“Kama” M‘ elm‘ Phee. Horne economics, April Miss _;I]igl1lg:§ gig-go in Junior Grades Mudfidedcr$£_ I“ wunmmg m‘: __ ' accon van rgu n Tenn" M‘ mm Emu,’ payed 87 for care oi flag. A vote of thanks was then given the prea- ldent by Mrs. Show. who spoke oi the splendid work done during her term of office. Next meeting to be pe- laid at MrshGeddle finale: on om n-m German indicate the cember 1m . rol ca ex- 5.0.0,,“ 51mm,” v1 wepkgnlnarfllfiilgfi of Christmas gifts. Lunch the standard of life, slovlinl down W" “FY66 by I105"!!! 119394‘ W industry and prcducl-lon and armed ioroee.

NAZIS WEAKENINO LONDON --iCP)-— 8M1“

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I m... a... . December ilanada s men

9th, Charlottetown Hotel.

Carols.

In grim year

TBYON — BONBHAW BAPTIST

CHURCHES. -— Bun I 7th, Westmoieland 1i. AM. 8.00 P. M. Albany 7.90 P. M.

W“ mwwéfféli- °“A‘.l‘.il§‘éi’.'°°“

‘The Door

December

Q By Jllllll MeOvok Canadian Prelc Staff Writer

oriu -"-"' ill provide special music for the» OTTAWA. Dec. l —(OP)- On

w service ct Albany. MARSHFIELD

Ll-Iol-ia-B-li. an. on land and in the cl:- Oma- de‘: armed

I01!!! have hliillmfi-‘Qd

BAPTISTMhlmAJdsf-hilye

u. CHURClL-Regular service ETHICS; More than one enqny lubn be alt 1.4 . 1i

urine es on the ocean floor after attacks

This will be the last service for this by ships of the Riyal Canadian

SOB-SOIL

17-263-12-6-11. Navy. Many

thousands 0f soldier? andalrmenaxvlnliltomoftonso

NEW GLASGOW CHRISTIAN foodstuffs and we: supplies have

CHURCH December 9th. l0

ooL P. M

SERVICES, Sunday. been safely conveyed loroes

A. M. Sunday llntk:

the At- memazmerchmtmcn have l’ ' its estab-

3 . . . ungainly,‘ Fredericton. Rev. R. E. Shaw, Min- Mun”; “(Britain m, Cpngdjqn

r- 11-254-12-6-11. (active) army took but in o. hlight- ———'— Q

n-tng raid on Spillsber .

CORNWALL PASTORAL a fl|efonifkg m“

CHARGE-Services mittlng.) Rev. E. C. Evans, speaker

L-aés-iz-a-u. a WINSLOE rasronu. cannon. mo, o

—Services Sunday. December

ere as follows:

be m. z ii sultldlgiisnec- mm’

CIT] 0W8 T0 per-

1‘ "v35 °RJVH n A M IOundIB-nd and the West mil Kingston 3 P. M. Cornwall 7 P. M

m‘ hill/Q i evn mghfleld n A‘ M‘ from Canadian-v

maintained forces in N35 ' sent a garrison force to Hong 011B. - The air force shot down score

pon score of Gannon planes. Ca- lan-omlned airmen now are

the Air

ties. ‘rem of bmnbc

on enemy obyectlves aircraft

Princetown Rood 3 P. M. Wtnsloe ' The year's operation; were not hills-Z. P- M" B” vibe-r w» i» v» when. w

navy llcst two small chips and

ma: nllirrisr cnuncu. - at n"? WWW“ W" m“ m“

the morning service

11A.M.t-h

e thamioosincetltewarbegalnlhe

Rev. I. Judson Levy will take as the dmy" d9“ and might? d" “m”

sub "Comfort O Lord."

The anthem will be Crotch

school invites all to its session at servloe '1 tomber was the most spectacular ta e at his Canadian military develo of

2.30 P. M. At the eveni P. M. Mr. Levy will

theme "The Bread of Life" continu- the lng the interesting series of sennons man ms of Jesus." The ev- British and N fan mops be Thompson's struck rut the Arot to del- h. tmv coal mines the Germans hoped _ er to use, wreck weather sl will be in charge of the music of the basing his ser- day.

on “The Clai enlng anthem will

“Bread of the World.” Mus. Bad, organist and cholrmost

BR OADCAST.~—I-Ier R473!!!

John Inc

High- nes, Princess Alice, will deliver a

Ject of his sermon "The Gift of 593 "Id m9 941' “IQ-Phil i

in tiho increased offe ve

i bi part The chums. 9.0 lvities-has lost lam than 1.000.

The Spitsbergen raid last Sep-

ar. Under Canadian com- a Joint force of Canadian,

oiling stations and removed frlen y Ruc- slan and Norwegian miners and their iamfiec. N0 enemy interfer- ence was encountered but the ex- pedition was praised for its effici-

radi broadcast n beh ‘f 1' th pged Ohrlgtmm 338.1 Ogmoaigi? ihgoughf "my m“ a o‘ Mum out Canada on Silndiiy December (war-sea; um] 110m;

7th, from 7.50 to 8.70 PM», lobster This will 9 Q B- C‘ We!‘ 3rd and 5th (armored)

Daylight So be curried by

Time.

II

Nowin Brlrtaliiiueihelthhd divla

their national network. The l>¢<>l>i¢ an- army tank- brigade and tircul

Prince Edward Island will be panda of c0

Mk1 S1111)’ IZTOODB-

rm enxivu-s w hear Her Hlshness sneak n» 4th division ms been mobilized W1 Nils =11 important subject-The 1n Canada and establishment of a

Christmas Seal Campaign-Jim out- come of which means so much to the health and happiness of the

980919. Don't forget to tune lnl

MISCELLLANEOUS SIIOWEIL- R, Pearkes uynmands

cently and ncw is under wa , lit-Gen. A.G-.L. McNullgh re- mains in Command of the Cana- dian Corps overseas. Ma .-G1es1i.D?. e .

A miscellaneous shower-alas held at vision. Mat-Gen, HDG. Crerar the Pie Arthur Header-sons home ar. 2nd. Mat-Gen. C.B.Prioe the 3rd,

Union Road on Fmidsy evening Nov-

and Mat-Gen. E.W. Ssnsoni me ar-

(mber 7th, in hcrrr of his eldest mored Divisiin. The ith division

daughter Marie, who was soon

to commander f5 Mat-Gen, LF. Page

become one of the many autumn while no commander has been

brldes- Many neighbours friends gathered to

and naimedkyet for the 6th. shower her

only change in overseas commaéiid

lvith their good wishes and lovely during the year was in the and

PTBSBTIIS. As the wedding march Dlflyed by Mrs. Fred Hen- derson. tie bride-to-be was dawn. ed to the chair of honlcr by Glydon MB-lmd- The slits iverie opened by occupied vital sections of

was bein

vlsl-cn, following appointment; of Mai-Gen. victor W. Odlum as nlew high commissioner to Australia. Canadian army format-ions have the frint

Francis McKinnon and Marlorle line in Britain and defence of Bri- Lnmonrt. while Norma Yeo read the taln has been the mon; important verses. and Thelma Lamnit placed work s0 far for the mrre than 110, them on the tab e. When the Qliis (T0 men overseas. But the emphasis had a1 been opened Maricinafew in training has been for ofierlsllvc w llchosell words thanked the people action expected in future

511d B11 Joined in singing For 311933

Thousands of Canadian airmen

Jolly Good Fcl ow. The remain-in and vast supplies cf air equipment of the evening was spent in music have crossed the Atlantic during the and dancing and a hearty sing-song year. with the objective of sending bFOIIEht the Dflrtv to a close and Squadrons overseas with fu'i equip-

evcryone went home wishing viedded life ________________ RED CABBAGE AND APPLES

l small red cabbage

3 tart apples

ill grips waiter

- cu v ne 1-

1-2 togspsonggalt

Dash 0i’ WW9!‘

3 tablespoons brown sugar

Method: R. - (from the cabixhigethgg a‘: lllalillgg T willed Quarter the cabbaee and re, then sin-pd the one was recently sent to the Middle the a l , then chop his‘; in the