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JOULTIY. - Buying Fowl daily. nngton.

-SOU'l.'H IIIOIE film

Live "Fred Wadlnan, xen- Want Used Bags of all kinds. Rex

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-IUYING rox nonsus. - Daweon. Albany. -PIIIONS having

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meetins T""dW- "H"!!! 15 '1 hclonsinr to the late Fred Tren-

s pm. Central Bedeque consider purchase of a

mill 10 holm, Cape jeclar. All interested areM;vi,t:?i-Nmm '0 the property by hm 16'

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Linnle Trenholm. Cape Traverse.

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prayer Service at 7.30 P. M.. Mon-lvice It 7:30 pm. Monday. Jan.

day, January 15th. Rev. J. A. Mo-us, . luv. J. A,

Gowan will preach. -p'n.lNc:'rowN UNITED

McGowan will

I preach. I -HOCKEY Bedeque

Rink to-

cliuncii. Annual Mcetlnbs of thelnlght. Monday, South Shore Lea-

Ladic-s Aid and the

Congregatlontgue, Freetown vs. Augustine Cove.

will he held on Tuesday. January-8:15 sharp. Skate after. Admission

-16th. 1951. 2.30 P. M. Official Boardl

Meeting 2.00 P. M. Rev. James

Cross, Minister.

LPRINCETOWN United Churc annual meetings of the

25 and 30

I --WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT

'--Mr. and Mrs. George M. Meikle.

h'Summerside. announcee the mar- Ladies,riage of their daughter. Joane. to

Aid and the congregation will be Garth Gay. son of Mr. and Mrs. hold on Tuesday. Jan. 16th, 1951.,Roland Gay. Summersidc on Sep- 2,".() p.m. Official Board meeiing;tembel- 23rd. 1950. in Amherst, N. 200 p.m. Rev. James Cross. Min- 5.

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CONCLUDING P I A Y E B

SERVICE - Despite the inclement-

twather on Friday evening a large Cong.-qgation assembled in the summ'erside Presbyterian Church for the concluding service of the Universal Week of Prayer. An in- spiring sermon on the theme, of prayer was again delivered by the guest speaker. Rev. Donald A. Campbell of New London from the text in I! Peter 3:18. The speaker emphasized the necessity of a growing church. that Christianity docs not stop with conversion. that it is necessary for men and women to grow in grace. He point- ed out the various ways one seeks di-velopmentt. that one must take spiritual food and spiritual ex- ercise in a spiritual atmosphere. Mr. Campbell stated it was essenti- al in the New Year to watch the direction in which we grow. ':But. ;:"otv in grace and in knowledge of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ." The minister. Rev. J. Don- ald MacKay, presided and the organist. Mrs. Cleve Whalen. was in charge of the music. The An- them "Sun of my Soul" by Edmund Turner was rendered by the church choir and "Ye gates lift up your heads on -high", "Pass me not 0 gentle Saviour" and "Onward. Christian Soldiers" were the con- grcgational hymns sung.

Personals

- Miss Barbara Silliphant. left on Sunday last, tfor Montreal -where she will resume her nurses training at St. Mary's Hospital there. 5.

- The many friends of Mrs. Lemuel J. Orr, French River will the sorry to learn that she has en- tered the Prince County Hospital Summerside. All hope for an early recovery.

- SIL. Sehunnan of the Summerslde 'ce force is under- going an operation this morning in

i-the Prince Edward Island Hos-

piial.

Annual Meeting

The Annual Meeting of Prince Edward Island Mu- tual Fire Insurance Com- pany'will be held at the Town Hall, Summerside, Prince County, on "Tuesday the 23rd day of January at the hour of 10:30 in the foreman.

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- Word has recently been re- ceived by cousins in North Bede- que of the death in Edmonton, Alberta. of Mrs. Jennie Ros Cogswell aged 78. second daughter I of the late Mr. Murdock Ross and his wife Margaret Carruthers Ross late of Ross Corner. North Bede- que which occurred in hos-pi-tal in Edmonton after nearly two I-months illness from cerebral hein- - orhage. t

The late Mm. Cogswell was born at Ross Corner and got her early education at North Bedeque school later attending Prince of Wales College and graduating from Dal- housle University in Halifax and was Principal of Kentviile. N. S. Academy for a number of years before going west where she mar- ried Edward Cogswell K. C. in Victoria 3. C. and settled in Ed- monton where she lived all her 1 married life.

Her husband a native of Nova Scotia died some years ago. Sym- pathy is extended to her five daughters settled in the west and to, her sister (Lottie) Mrs. David Maccutcheon, Vancouver, B. C. and her two brothel-s..Rev. Theo- dore .Ross. Batyfield.-N. B. and Senator George H. R Calgary at presently critically ill in hos- pital. Burial took place in Edmon-

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Iedeque Notes

-- Mr. and Mrs. Herman Tracey. summerside. welc Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Murray.

Bedeque school has opened with the some teachers at last term. Mrs. Murphy and Miss Winnie smith.

Mrs. James Leard. Charlottetown. has been spending a few deys with Mr lfend-daullltuer. Mrs. I-Ianunond newness

Hid W. DOWIIOOI.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bowness have as their guest Mrs, now-new mother. Mrs. William H. Townsend. Rollo Bay. lungs County.

Tel lines in this area are pi-ett well back to a satisfactory

ioond tion. thanks to the hard work to! a sturdy group of workmen. .

Mr. Walter laud motored to saekvilic. on Friday. Jan. 5th., and was accompanied by his son, Alden, who returned to his duties ml the staff of Micunt Allison Academy.

Mrs. George Afficek. Beztrleiown, attended the wedding of hi. moth. 61'. Able ,5ea.man Wendell Rtmert Rmvee. in Halifax recently.

His many friends are pleased to learn that Hon. Horace Wright is improving in health. at latest re- D0rte..1!e hoe been in the P.E.I. Hoepital for several weeks.

it. David Reid, Middleton. at- tnuled the 28th Maritime Older

. sou Parliurient. held at aackvilie.

the 1" i tales holidays. Mr. Reid is pealdent of the Bedeque '1!-all Hangers Group.

It. and Mrs. ldward lowtl-ier tn "W0 d-ushtu-.winnin-e.i. nav- Ondllh. were week-end guests of Mr. u:wt.iier'e sister, Mn. on...-lair

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The annual meeting.I01 ,No.' 5 branch Canadian Legion B.E.S.I... Summersidfwiii be ' held: on Monday, "Jan. 22; in- stead-of Monday, Jan. 15 -as previously scheduled. JAMES HOGAN.

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ML MIC MN. Ralph MacLeen. of Mrs. Dan McLean.

' Friends regret that Mrs. Jem. ima. Johnson is suffering ill-health and all hope she will soon be well again. .

The Joint meeting of the United II.-adieu Aid and Missionary soc. My met at the hmne of Mrs. Hor- ace Lidstone on Thursday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. William Parrish ind flmily. Mlecouche. were visit- ing a-t the home of Mm. Frerriah'a parents. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mac. Don-aid on Sunday.

Mr. Wallace McLeod accompan- ,iecl Mr. Arthur Nowcombe to the Prince Edward Island Hospital on Thursday. Jan. 4th where Mr. Newcombe will undergo an eye operation.

Friends regret that Mr. Burns MacAusiand has found it neces- sary to enter the Prince County Hospital for treatment. All hope for a speedy recovery. I

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. Preston Grigg were visitors at the home of Mr. John H. Bryant, Entmore. on Sunday. Friends regret that Mr. Bryant who is ninety-five years olds suf- fers such poor health.

Mr. Charles Williams. Miss Blanche McDougali. Miss Holdene Williams and Junior Williams. all P.W.C. students returned to Char- lottetown on Monday to complete their studies. All wish them the success in the last half years work that they had in the first half.

Master William Ramsay. little two-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Ramsay. met with a painful accident on Friday evening when he had the top of his finger taken off in a meat. grinder. He was rush- ed to the Prince County Hospital by Mr. Ivan Mt-Kay .where it was -found necessary to remove the first finger at the first joint. The little fellow was a-ble to return home on Saturday and is doing as well as can be expected.

- The Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. Horace Lidstone on Thursday afternoon. Jan. 4th with a good attendance. The Pre- sident. Mrs. Charles Ncwcombe presided.

An interesting feature on the programme was the reading by the secretary. Mrs. Thos. Nisbet of Mrs. Malcolm McLeod's radio ad- drcss of her trip to Copenhagen and members are all looking for- ward to this years institute con- vcniion when members hnvpe to get a full report in person from Mrs. McLeod.

It was moved that Mrs. Horace Lidstonc. con-vener of the Hos- pital aid pay the hospital secretary the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars to go tr-:.""rd1 ":5 'v'""""- ing of the new hospital and that cash nl:lllb..' cl 4:: cl - swer the n-sxt roll call wiili a c.';: towel for the raw t-' " i

A number of members renewed their su-bscripticll to l..i: News. Lunch was served by the hostess and the baking committee. Collection amounted to 35.85.

Mat.-1"a.rlene 'a.nd Mr. Mecrai-lane. a.:;.) Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Mac- Farlane, Fernwood.

The Bedeque H-alf-Century Club met at the home of Mrs. Orville J ” . on Monday evening. Jan. 8th. with 14 members present. This being the annual meeting. the elec- tion of officers took place. namely: ra sident. Mrs. Waiter Lcard. vice- ... sident. Mrs. Pearl Affieck. soc- retary treasurer. Mrs. Orville John- son. Directors. Mrs. James Hender- son. Mrs. Edna Jenkins. Publicity Conveners, Mrs. Charles Henderson and Mrs. oeirrie Ieard. It was agreed that during the winter months the study of "Our Island story". by Miss" Carrie Holman would be both profitable and in- structive. Mrs. Edna Jenkins was appointed to represent the Ohio at. the next meeting of the "Film Coun- cil''. After the programme lunch was served by the hostess and a. social time enjoyed by all.

"The Edith 'rhompaori" Evening Auxiliary of the W. M..S.. met at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Muttart. Searietow-n, on Tuesday. Jan. 9th. The devotional service was conduct- ed by Mrs. Edisorrwright, assisted by several of the members. This be- ing the ,annual meeting. reports were presented by the different secretaries which showed a very successful year. Among other items of business was the appointment of ti committee to arrange for serving of refreshments for the annual eon- pcgationnl meeting to be held in the Vestry Jan. 18. The officers for the ensuing year.were duly install- ed. The progre e consisted of readings by Mrs. win Lord and Mrs. Ivan Dawson. Programme for hbaiary meeting. Mrs. Reginald Murray and Mrs. Bitten (kvwc. Lundi committee. Mrs. crown and Mrs. Amcld Henderson. At close of meeting lunch was served by the hostess assisted by the committee.

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THE GUARDIAN .

um find View; or RGAI-'. Station

Summerside Iy Atlzi

Several pilots will report at this" unit on .Friciay. January 19th when they will commence training on a staff Navigator Instructor (Pilot) course It the Air Navigation School. These include P-40 1'. Rue- sell. F-O R. W. Mortell. F-O G. J. Leigh. F-O J. W. Stockdale. F-0 J. C. Millman. F-O D. J. Hamilton. F-0 G. W. Moore and F-0 G. H. Dennis. '

1"-O G. H. Saunders, en gradu- ation off a s.N.I. (P) course. Pri- day. January 19th will depart for Flying Training Schooi'at R.C.A.'li'. station Centrelia. ont., together with 1"-O M. J. Farrell and F-O r:.c.s. Wilkinson. F-O A. K. car- ter. F-O C. K. Chrysler. F-0 H. G. Phillips. 1"-o M. W. Inglis and 9-0 8. B. Hassay have been transferred off this course to Number 2 Flying Training School at Glmll. Manl- toba.

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'P'-L W. J. Green arrived at this unit on Monday. January 15th to take up Staff Instructor duties at the Air Navigation School. on transfer from the down.

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Three airmen will arrive at this unit. on Tuesday, January 23rd. on transfer from Number 2 T.T.S. Camp Borden. 0nt.. including: A. C. 1 J. D. MacKenzie. Operator Mobile Mechanical Equipment; A. C. 1 J. R. M1cNelll. Airframe Technician and A.C. 1 R. l. Tay- lor, Mobile Eouipmont Technician.

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F-0. A. F. Titus. on graduation of a Navigation offit-ers' Course. Fridav, Jnnuarv 19th. has been transferred to Number 412 Trans- port Squadron. Rockcllffe. Ont... along with F-O W. D. Stewart. F-0 W.D.D.A.- Gamble has been transferred to Sea Island. 3- C-.' F-0 D. E. McLean will he station- ed at Saskatoon. Sask.; and F-0 D. L. Turner will soon leave for Numhar 104 (K) Flight. St. Huh- ert. Qua: F-O D. N. Benkie. 1"-O V. V. Bissonnette and F-O G.G.D. McIntosh have been transferred to Air Armament school at Trenton. Ont.. where they will undergo further tralninz..

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Lac. N. S. Clow. wok. has been transferred to R.C.A.I-'. Station Gimil, Man., and will depart for that station on Monday. January 15th. Lac. D. A. Walker. Acro- englne technician. has also been transferred to Stntion Glmli and will report on Wlxlnesday. Janu- ary 24th.

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Cpl. A. E. MacKenzie. and Lao. W. 8. Robbins. both Aircraft Con- trol Assistants, have been posted to R. C. A. F. Station Greenwood. N. s.. where they will report on Monday, January.15:h.

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Cpl. A. A. McKeniia. Clerk Ac- counts, will report at R-C-A-FT station Uplands. i3nt., on Monday. January 15th. where he has been transferred. Mrs. Mcxenria is the former Harriet Gavin of Tignlsh. P. E. I.

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Miss Sheena McGi-bbon, who has been visiting relatives and friends in Ottawa. Ont.. during the past six months. arrived home two weeks ago. .

On Friday afternoon. January 19th. a cocktail party will be held in the Officers! Mess in honour of the graduates of n Navigation Of- ficers' Course, at which several dignitaries and distinguished guests of the Province will: be present.

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Several of the personnel at R. C.A.P'. Station Sumrnerslde. P.E.I. will proceed on annual leave with- in the next week. These include nine airmen who will spend port- ions of their leave visiting the province of Ontario, such as: F-5 R. 'r. nlokwooil. w.o. u G. R. Hlb-- berd. Lac. A. F. Gordon. Lac. H. A. Btreitton. opi. C. E. Valley. Cpl. c. M. Lin-nleYv Cpl. W- 13- Mm" tyre, Lac. D. C. Foley and Lac. C. H. stokes. F-0 J. A. A. Marlirieau and Lac. J. P. Labrecque intend to spend their allotment of leave in Quebec. Seven of the personnel will remain in Nova Scotia. while on nnnual leave. including: Lac. L. B. Mosher. A.C. l V. W. Brown- Lnc. R.O. W-hidden. Lac. G. T. MaoLean. Lac. c. W. Dny1'l95- Cri- A. A. MacKenna and cpl 13- J- Donovan, A.C. l J. V. G. Walsh will travel to Newfoundland, where he will 599'"! leave-CPL -7- 'l". L. Flnulgan and Lee. J: A- Duguay will visit New Bruniwick and cpl. 0. H. Galen will he in Alberta. while on leave. Lac. L. J- Longgphle, cpl. D. Crawford. and Cpl. J. D. I-laokett intend vfsiiins V"-gm; parts of Prince Edward Is- land, while several other l79i'30n' nel will spend leave either in the town of Summerslde or at their respective homes in. Slemon Park. such is the case with Cni. A. N- D;-e'r, Lee. I.'. W. Woodruffe. Cpl. R. A, Thomson. cpl. L Bisson, Cpl. G. R. Shaw. Cpl. E. L. Bngnall. age, (7. stevenson. 1"-L E. A. Greenwood. F-L A. W. Baichelor. !''-L N. Levitin. 3-L W. 6. Harvey.

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The Summeraide Crystals start- ed the regular league Icalon aus- ,.iciouely at the Crystal Rink Sat- urday night by defeating the Borden Nationals in the Second game of the East Prince League. sending last year's Island champ- ions down to an 11 to 7 drubbing. Gordie MacKay led the rather extended scoring parade. notch- ing five goals and getting four assists. Emmett Tralnor. his linemate. fired four goals and helped with another counter while the otherTmem'ber of this potent line. Gordie Kelly. had seven assists. Clint Hewett and his son Bonny. put. on a father and son act which should estab- lish something of a record. Clint playing on the same line as hll son. scored three goals, Bonny assisting in two of them, and the kid added another with an lin- assisted effort. They led the N1- tionals' snipers with three acor- lng points apiece.

Lineups:-

Borden: Goal. Richard: defence. Oatway, Pickering. E. Darrach; forwards. C. Howati. T. HOWE?-L Campbell, McLean. Muttart, Dor-- HEX. S'side: Goal. Forbes; defence. Gallant. Shields, Woodside. Cutcliffe, Sanson: forwards. Mac- Kay. Tralnor, Kelly, R. Gallant. Ferguson. MacAusland.

Referees: J. Hogan and G. New- come.

Slside Crystals Score ' 11-7 Victory Over Borden g

Enmore and Vicinity

Mr. Alfred Frost was a delegate to the District l..O.L. meetlii; which was held recently in Colo- men.

- The man-ylfriende of Mrs Gor- don Noye are pleased to learn that she has returned to her home much improved in health.

Messrs. Wallace Noye. Jr. and Mir. Allison Williams lent recently for seven Islands where they plan to spend the winter.

Mr. Burns MacArthur. govem- ment snow plow operator in sinn- meraide. spent the weekend at his home here.

Mr. and Mrs. Preston Enmtnn. Robert and Olive and Mrs. C.R. llhman were guests of Mr. and Mrs. may nnman on New Years day.

It is regretwd that Miss G. Math- eson. Traveller's Rest, cannot resume herdutles as gteacher in springhill school due to the illness of her sister.

Mr. Wallace Noye, sr.. was a vis- itor ln Charlottetown. Melville. and Mat-Adam. N.B. during the holi- days. He has now returned to his home here.

Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bryant on New Years Day were Mr. and Mrs. Claude Yeo. Mr. and Mrs. Vans MacArt.hu-: and family and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacArthur.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mat.-Leod. Victoria west. have returned home (mm spending a very pleasant visit wit-h their son and cla-u';hter-in- law. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley MncLeod, Halifax, N.S.

Recent dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grindlaif were Mr. and Mll'S. Thomas Mac- Arthur. Mr. and Mrs. Edward 5'-W man and family and Mrs. ASHE-'5 Bryant.

Mr. Gilbert Harper who took Mi instruotorls first aid course Charlottetown is teaching first aid to a class in school. and also the standard first aid to a group of adults. ”

The many friends of Mrs. Dora Macxee are sorry to hear that she

Flrnt. Period 1-Borden. C. Howatt.

(T, Howiitt) 1.52 2-Borden, C l-lowatt.

(Campbell) -..- 9.32 3-S'sidc, Trainor.

(Kelly, .'Vla(-Kay) .. ....... .. 9.44 4--S'sitlr. Tr.-iinor.

(MacKay..Keliyl . . 16.34 Penallies: MacLcan, '1'. How-

att. Second Period 5-S's'idt-. Mri('Ka,V.

4Trainori ......... ,. 5.20 6-S'sidi-. MacKay.

(Cutcllffei 8.15 7-Borden. MacLean, .

tiiuitart) .. 10.22! 8--Borden. C. Howatt.

(T. Hownttl . 11.01 .9-- Skitlr. Fcrtzuson.

(R. Gallant) 12.57.. 10----Borden. T. Howatt . 19-15 Penalties: Shir-iris. MacAusiand.

E. Darrilch. Cutcliffe. Third Period ll-S'side. Macmisiand.

(Fcrgusonf R. Gallant) 2.42 12al3orden, Oalway 5.30 13--Bordt-n. Oaiwiiy 8.34 14-S'sidc. Trninor.

(iVfncKay. Kt-llyl .. ........ .. 9.54 15--S'sidc. Trainor.

tMacKay. Kelly) . 12.74 16-S'side. MacKay,

(Kelly) . 13.39

17-S'sidc. MacKny. (Kelly. Snnsonl

18--S'sidn. Macliny, (Kelly) .... .. 18.52

Penalties: Oatway. MilcAuslantl.

Exeiclsos oil "Stairs

the men or women with real heart trouibie-is leisurely stair climbing.

F-0 V. Burdetit, F-o .1. Hope, no V. Vf.-luorinen. Cpl. A. R. Grondin. f.-ac. J. H. Fisher-Smith. Sgt. R. L. Thorburn and Cpl. H. H. Tracy. A O C