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Many Government Cars Purchased For Officials

Answers to the following questions were tabled yesterday In the Legislature by Premier Jones.

Mr. MacDonald:

1. How many oars were purchased by the Government for the year endimg March 31st, 194T, through tho War Assets Corporation or other- wise?

(a) Dept. of Public Works and Highways-Jr.

(b) Dept. o! Reconstruction-N.

2. Give the date. year of manufacture and price paid by the Govern- ment for each such car and the name o4 theﬁovernment official or other

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IILI. YOI IEILIZE "IRS?

Most young men have ambitions. These ambitions probably include a wife, home, children, advancement in business. bigger earnings and a comfortable retirement income.

To achieve thees ambitions takes time, but many young men are laying the foundation of comfortable retirement by purchasing as much life insurance as they can afford and by planning to add to it as their income and responsibilities increase.

1n working out their insurance plane, they are being helped by Confederation Life rep- resentatives who understand the young man's point of view.

See the Confederation Life "flung representative. lie knows his . business as you know yours.

Confederation Life

nun orrici ASOOClGﬁOIL ronouro Brunch Office: Bank of Nova Sootia Bldg, Charlottetown

W. G. HOGG, C.L.U., Divisional Manager

k “J PLEASANT GROVE SCHOOL -—Car01 Hardy. Perfect Attendance -- Alfred 1h, 1030mm L. m, honor mu ‘m. Morrison, Dannie Lamphier. lllar- gw momh o; March garet Laznphier, Luella McCabe, Grade x._1. Oharlie Morrison; Smile 910W-

I. Sterling Ilardy.

Grade VII.--1. Luella McCsbc: 2. Aielha Clow and Elizabeth Clow. rqual: 3, lilargarct Lamphicr.

Grade VI.-~l, Sadie Clow.

Grade V.—1. Dannie Lamphler; I. Sterling Clcw; 3. Theresa. Cur-

lwacher-James Gillis.

FARMINGTON 51.11001.

Report for March. Grade VIlL-l. Isobel McLeod. Grade ViI.-1. Kathryn McLeodz|

2. Desmond Lorkin. I Grade VI.~1, Allban \\'ood.

ran. Grade IV.—1. Alfred Morrison; 2. Eddie Morrison; 3. Francis Mac-

Dougall, Grade V.—1. Vernon Woodl 2,‘. Grade III.~l. Clayton McCor- Eileen Lurkin- mick. Gracie IV.—1. Hnerscn Mclllaihon;

Grade Il'.—1. Carol llardy; 2, Leo i‘. Kenneth Shechan; 3. Ilfary Mul- McCabe; 3. Johnie Lamphier and ‘lalv Mary Morrison, equal.

Grade I. Sty-l, Liddy McConnick.

Grade I. Jn-l. Dcn-nlc Gengc.

Highest average in Senior Grades -Lue11a McCabe.

Highest average in Junior Grades

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person for whom each car wls purchased.

(l) Year of Date Mnnufsoturl Prise Official

April 8. 1946 1946 QIDIM Thor. A. Whltl

April 8. 194d 1946 1664.74 .Dr_ Harold Show April 8. 1946 1946 158% D. H_ Sutherland April B. 1946 1946 1337.84 I. Ci. White

Alpril 26. 194B 1946 1648.8 L. B. MaoMlllln

July 31st. 1946 1946 ‘lﬁtlﬂll J. Walter Jones

June 19. i946 1946 78118 G. H. Barbour

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Fob. 8. 1946 1940 83M Flt-Lt. John Mustard Felb. 8. 1946 1940 $3 Maj. John Storey April 17. 1946 1941 580.12 Met Lawson Jenkins ‘ May 25. 1946 1942 585.00 W. E. Agnew

July 15. 1946 1940 463.31 Pte. John D. MacKlnnon July l5. 1946 1940 $.81 Orville Darrach

July 29. 194G 1941 111.74 Pie. George Joriel July m. 1946 1940 07714 Arthur Seaman

Aug. 1. 1946 1941 646.36 J. l". Connolly

Aug. 15. 1946 1942 $0.00 Dr. G. H’. Bishop Allttusl 15. 1946 1942 GQDO P‘ A. Murnsghan Jan. 2. 1947 1941 440.18 Stewart Henry

March 29. 1947 1942 644.30 1B. B. Jones

March W. 1947 194G 5M1! Sqtt-Ldr. W. EA Massey

S. (a) and (b). See answer to No. I.

lileanings 0f A Rural District New Glasgow

Mrs. Edwin Stevenson was a passenger i0 the City on Satur- day. .

Mrs. J. N. McCoubrey return- ed t-o her home recently. after having spent an enjoyable winter

at the homo of hm‘ daughter. Mrs. Blair Andrew, and Mr. Andrew. .

The regular service In New

Glasgow United Church was can- celled duo to the illness of the pastor. Rev. Eric Coffin. His friends hope to soon Sec him able to rcsutne his duties.

Mrs. Robert Buntain has re- ceived news of the serious illness of hc-r sister. Miss Sadie Ross. R:

N.. of New York. Miss Ross has numerous friends llcrc who will

'1‘('i1llOIl’llJ(‘T 1101'. and will hope to “$501.; 5M1! hear Vf‘l‘.'\’ soon of an early return

to health.

Mrs. Fred Clark has been with her daughter. Mrs. Cyril Sfﬂlllll. for a few days and it might be

Nightly tanned (a moaslcyi visit . as five of the Smith children were . down xvii-Ii the measles. Iglad ‘to say tho worst ls ‘with only the two younger ones -io have them.

However OVGX‘.

While a Charlottetown motor- ist was passing through ‘Hope River on Sunday. lviareth 30. he encountered difficulty in climb- ing s steep hill near the home of MT. Lewis Welsh. and but for the timely assistance of a good Sa- maritan who happened along

. with a more powerful machine . and was able to help him over the . rough spots. he and his compan- i ions might have had to remain

there for some time. So one never knows when he might need a helping hand, especially wthile motoring.

Divine service was held in New Glasgow Christian Church on Easter Sunday morning. Due to the-fact the weather was not at all favorable as well as the roads. there was a snail congre- gation. The pastor. Rev. J. W. Hayter. left a very fitting Easter message with his listeners based on "The Death of Christ and His Atonement for 51h." Resurrec- tion being the very centre of the Christian religion. which is ap- plicable not only at Easter time. but all through lhv year.

A meeting of the executive for the North West Queen's District Sunday Schools was held in the United Church at Hunter River on Tuesday. March 11th at 2:30 PM. 'I"hl'ec schools wcrc repre- sented. namely. New Glasgow, Wheatley River and Hunter Riv- er. The president. Mr. Fulton Robertson opened the meeting with hhe reading of Psalm 96. Rev. J. I. Morrison offered pray- er. Arrangements were made for the 1947 convention which will be held at Whoatley River United Church. Allocations were revised and three school allotments were raised $1.00 each. Meeting clos- ed with prayer by Rev. J. I. Mor- rison.

New Glasgow hall was the scene of a large and appreciative audience on Tuesday. March 26th.

tainment value. Mr. Wallace Higgins was the capable cllnirnlan. The procram was as follows: Chorus. “Bonnie. Bonnie Blflki oi’ Loch Lamond." Instrumental mu- sic. Mr. Harold McDonald. PWTI- 'tomlmc, “Courtsliin Under Diffi- culties". Solo by Ml‘. Oliver Russ. Step dance bv Mr. Thomas Dou- ceiic. Solo by Donald Dcrorhc. Medley of selected nit-s bv Dob-on brothers and Olivr-i" Ttnss. Diw- logue. "Ton Grrcdv Bl‘ l-lllf."

Though price ceilings have been removed We have not raised '

the price of . Coca-Cola

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Duet. "Hunting Tower“. Reading by Mr. Wallace Hievzins. Chnr\'s._

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"Alouette." Solo by ‘Harold Chandler. Stop diancinrz. musical selections. Mrs. Harold Clrznrllcnl Solo by Mr. Fuchs Doirotl. Din-l logue. "Whvn Women \Hitr~".i (Juartctlc- by Dnirnn brothers. Oliver Ross and Harold Chand- ler. Instrumental music. Dolvon brothers and Oliver Ross. Slop dance. “Ki1rov". Chorus. Auld Lung Sync. Mrs. Chester Rack- ham vrns the very (‘arable nriuv- 151 for the evenlntr. The local lu- stltute served thr- uorﬁirtncrs with n delicious lunch. and a heartv vote ofthanlrs was tender- rd the visitors. An old fashion- ccl reel was enjoyed whm-v a number of yountr folk and oth- ers not so younq unloved lllf‘ light fantastic. Whcntlcp‘ River will be welcome an" time tltov have a concert to present. as rill numbers were loudly applauded.

The Auxiliary’ of Now Glasgow United Church W. M. S. moi at the home of Mrs. Blair Andrew on Thursday evening. April 3rd. Mrs. R. W. Stevenson was leader of the devotional period. and used the Easter program prepared In the Missionary Monlhlv. Theme. Godﬂs; Book of fife. "Clhrlst. the Living Word." The loader was assistrd bv Mrs. Davis Moffatt. Mrs. Willard Nirliolson. Mrs. Chalmers Laird. Mrs. Mlllar Orr. Mrs. George Smith and Mrs. Blair Andrew. who tool: the dif- ferent readers parts. The pro- gram was divided into three parts. First. “Christ the Livinr, Word." Second. "Opening New Doors for God's Word". Third. “The Word of Life and Light." Hymns. "Jesus Christ Is Risen". "The Head That Once Was Crowned". and "Crown Him". were sung. Mrs. B. Andrew was Dian- ist. The vice-president. Mrs. War- field Orr. then took charge. In the absence of the secretary. Miss Semrple. due to illness. Mrs. Andrew acted as secretary. Min- utes of previous meeting read and adopted. Roll call answered with

a verse containing the word "Resurrection" by six members. two associate members and flvc

visitors? Correspondence was read as follows: From the treasurer. Mrs. Nicholson. 1'0 allocation. suggesting we increase our givings 5% over 1948 Also one from Mrs. Fission on Christian Stewardship, and asking each member to mem- orize thc definition of Christian Stewardship. which is: Christian Stewardship is the practice n1 “systematlc" and "proportionate" giving of time. abilities. and ma- terial possessions. based on the “conviction" that lllese are a trust from God. to be used in His serv- ice, for the benefit of all man- kind: a card acknowledging Day o.’ Prayer offering was received. Notes of appreciation were road from Mrs. Foster Scllar, Mrs. Howatt. Mrs. W. Nicholson and Miss la Bemplc. for get-null cards. Friendship calls were made up of 1 hospital call and 13 home calls. Mrs. W. J. McLeod rc- ceived a letter from Mrs. Os- hourne offering to give n lecture when arrangements could be made for same. and we trust that very soon we will be privileged to hear l

Place of meeting to be decided lutcr. Miss Elsie Laird to be li-adcr and organist. Heralds. Mrs. W. J. lifcLirod and Miss E. Sem- nlr. Special prayer. Mrs. W. J. Nli-Lcotl. Lunch. Mrs. Melvin McLeod and Mrs. W. J. McLeod. A verse of scripture containing the word plant to be given at roll call. Special Easter offering of $9.95 from members and $3 from associate members. One member and one associate mem- bcr 1n-csented birthday offerings Mite collection $1.50. The Christ. inn Stewardship secretary read a very interesting article of the story of ' Martha Barry, the l-JIIHCIPI‘ of the schools in Geor- 241. who had given i101‘ all bo- cause of her love for God's chil- dren. Mrs. Stevenson. Mrs. T I... Butler. and Mrs. Davis Moffzitt road passages of scripture rela- ll\'f.‘ to this subject. Meeting was brought to a close by the repeat-

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lng of the Lord's Prayer and lvlizpah benediction In unison. A meeting of the Ladies’ Aid

followed. Mrs. Orr presided in the absence of the president. Minutes oi previous meeting read and up- provcd. roll call answered by five members. Mite collection 50c rc- ceived. “Jesus Keep Me Near The Cross" was sung. An atlciion sale of donated articles will be held next meeting.

A number of hockey fans at- tended the hockey game between Halifax Si. Mary's and Charlotte- town Kinsmen icums on Satur- day night. General Interest was ct-nircd around one of the play- ers tho is a local youth naulcly. George Andrew. and u student at P. W. C. .A.l1 the youngsters ‘slay- cd well. and of course the lion- our uicnt to the strongest team. St. Mary's. - N.

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EMERALD SCHOOL

Report for February and ltiarch.

Senior Department

Grade 1X.~1. Robert Crokcn; ‘.2. Dorothy White; 3. Anita MacPhee. Grade VIiI.—1, Elaine Cash; 2. Vernon McCarvllle; 3. Ivan Clow. Grade VI1.-—1, Orvilene McCar- ville; 2. Rosemary Cash; 3. Coleen While. - Grade VI.—1, Alfred White; 2, Sylvia. Ford; 3. Helen Bordage. Mary Moynagh-Princlpal.

Prlnrm-y Department

Grade V.-1. Paul Green and A1- vln llicCarvillc. eqzuil; 2. Margaret 'i‘rainor; 3. Laurette Whltc.

Grade IV.—1. Mary Murphy; 2. Georgina Green; ‘J. Ivan Bordagc.

Grade 1II.-1. Clara Croken and Rcso Marie Bordage, equal: 2. b01118 McCourl; 3. Audrey Murphy.

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Grade I. Sr.--1. blarilyn Clo-i; 1 Shirley lliilitc.

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