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ROYAL CANADIAN All IOICI OVI-IBIAI

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ereon. Peter Gordon. IO. Ottlwl. Ont. Buchanan. lua John Alen- mger, 01.0.. nton. Alta.

uaybeli, Roy, lit-Sgt" Edmon- ton, ti. Gihbl. Jack Arthur. E0. Pende-

Miwémwuum Robert. m. n hackle. James Alexander.

itchy en. IK-ﬁlb. Hlllllllbll. out. Boutlmott, Ward ROI. l-UIt-i

, Ont. , Donald William. 10.. Wind» . OI! - ‘Mining, 0n Aetive Service Alter Air 0 one gem, new» Elliott, IL-M...

r-leneggnwagead Jamel xeetiue. m" l ‘n ' uérru. e0.

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Hogan. Frank Edward, PO" Bt- mgg y, Albert Rlclllﬂl. sgltiforggbatatmAg Hector. Bit-- "°3,",.}’,Y?"3£;‘."§’.;..§;...°' PL-Lieut...

it i . s. c. "$85.1, Charles Michael. PO..

“,’%'.l.‘,,‘l.§i§°'lao°3u¢ Edward. r0. MIACOUVQ. . ~

Walionl. Clarence. F0» Tor- ‘i-‘lfiufiii.’ mun-a on Aeﬂ"

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LAC. Warren 1* spending a pleasant furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jordan MacKinnon. Clyde River.

Residents of this district have reported to your correspondent that they have both seen and heard Home

our sonlslefs-

Rev. J. R. Skinner. pastor of the Cornwall United Church. returned from the mainland in time to con- duct the evening service here. His trip to the sister provinces was a combination o! business and pleas- ure, for while there he vlﬁltﬁd hi‘ gather at their old home in Nova Scotia.

l h on the hoYrvlgrirgi-llflg: wtelll $11.83.. battle- field, and the farms change ownership here is the pro- pertv oi Mr. l-Iarry Hyde. Meadow Bank. The buyer. a discharged member of the RCAJ". will til!!! over about the mlddlB 0f March °" thgglrssteglirgaljgullast a basket of oranges was received by F. H. Mac- Arthur which travelled approxi- mately 2.500 miles. The B11! Pig" use was expressed irom P1311? C Y- morida, bv Miss Blanche Kaley. manager of the Hotel Colonial of

that cm. Th, grgnges, each one -

as large as a medium sized ﬁre-PB‘

fruit. came throilﬂh l" “Pm?” 23"‘

rlition, indeed one would fancy ev

were lust picked, so natural and ' l k

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‘hgiwsonIEmest Albert Weliey. ¥, '1‘ to. Ont.

PO omnPhilip Brenton. PO»

Sask.

Evan-s. Thomas Coven. 1’0-. W111-

NgIEflGBIfHnIGQOGQ Joli". F-'°-- 1‘ onto. Oint-

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Bank. Murray. Robert Wallace. 1'0.

'1‘ nto. Ont. 012011581‘. John vemon. P0. W11-

, t. lexosltlllsri. giélvm Robert. m. Lir-

, Ont. ghlodcs. Kenneth Earl. E-Sﬂt»

Canora. Ba . Rutherford. Bruce Alexander Mgqxonzie, PO.. lborne. Ont.

C0 var. CANADIAN NAVY Dleduin The Neurological Iulitltute

l. r. .. o Th 01 Mﬁ:;f.19§,%ue ‘Illb Fricturo 0f “literati? Claudeklllrl- M119 3 , i , Sas .

NmQHUKNBArIIJaIAN ARMY OVERSEAS

(Maritime Province!) Killed In Action New Brunswick Bellment wgsnﬁ btguls Ngoeevh. Hem»

Blllc er ur. -

Prevlunlly Reported Mhalu New Reported Killed In Action N.S. and PILL Rellmellt

MacDonald. Allan John.

Halifax. N. B.

Killed Action

New Brunswick Bnlment

Legerg Rene Joseph. Pte. Min-

, N . to Seriously Wounded

N3. and PJIJJ. Jteglment Woodwotlth, Allen William. Ptc. Millard Btatiowrl. N. B.

ouuded loyal Cnéudhn Corps of

Maolunlzl. Charles Edward. ill- nelmau. Mrs. Catherine Mneluulll (mother) 89 Green Si... $51501“? town. P. E. I. N3. and PIJ. Bulmeut Lungille. Robert Oeorue. Pte- . N. B. MeoCounell, Charles Alexander.

PCO--

Ill

er). Georgetown. l’-

Wounded

Royal Canadian Electrical Mechanical Engineers Bryne. Robert Joseph, Ctn.

Pasachendale. N. S. l

Slightly Wounded

NS. and IHEJ. Ruimeut Rankin. Angus ilinlcoim. Invernus. N. S.

New Brunswick Regiment Green. Curtts Henry. Pte. Plas- ter Rock. N. B.

Pretldexiast. Leonard Frederick Ho. West Bathurst. N. B.

Royal Canadian El ' ‘ Mechanical Enllueen Glennie. George. 0th.. Shuben-

needle. N. B. Wounded

Canadian Armoured Corp! Randell, GeraldNGsBrnc-t. U r Cegetowrl. . .

p“ Severely Injured Royal Canadian Artillery

Carter. Austin Raymond. Ont.-

Huliiax. N. 5.

Slightly Injured

N.S. anrl I'd-LI. Regiment

John Andrew. Pte.

Balmoral. N. S.

Previously Reported Missing New Reported Prllener 0f War N5. and P.B.I. Regiment

McKinnon. Roderick Ambreee.

Cpl.. New Waterford. N. S.

New Brunswick Bellulent Ogilvie. Arthur R07. Pte, Mone- ton. N. B.

Pie.

Service -- Now Reported Prisoner: d

Cpl. Mn. Ileen MoeCouréell (moth- d

attention ill duo time whil

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now» t me be give em$au=er¢ ‘Quietly unv- eble lu advance.

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commune-non our: m. evnancs.

£1‘. it“ “ti? “it. “"0...” e on this after-non and 5325s...."

314-11.

_ A MEIIOIIAI. SERVICE to: Cpl. bio MwKinnon. St. Peterh m belleldinﬁtPe r2535!

Church at 7.90 unlock. mm leul. s-m-u. I‘

UNERAL THURSDAY - Th! funeral oi the late Jennie Mo- 30 all wéllubepheldlﬁroiu; the lrlzoml emu c cue wer cw- towu on Thuredoy. March 15th at 2 pm. in ‘Belfast cemetery. WOUNDED IN AOTION- Mr. and Mrs. Ha Moore. Milton. re~ ceived word tut their son, Pte. Wesley Moore, has been officially rted wounded again on the

eatem Front. Nature of second casualty not available.

REPORTED WOUNDED - Mrs. Louise Jeywal Gerald St. has re- ceived word that her son, Pte, Erie Jay has been severely wounded in the left hand while servinl! ill notion overseas in Holland. He ll ghe son of the late Mr. Cyrus B. ay.

POLICE COURT-At the Police Court yesterday two drunks were fined $5 and costs or ten days. A third drunk was ﬁned $10 and costs or twenty days and anothenwas remanded one week. A fourth drunk was discharged and a person charg- ed .with causing mischief was given e. ysuspencled ‘ of thirty a s.

RECEIVES COMMISSION - Dr. and Mrs. B. C. Kee irlg have re- ceived word that the r son Kinball received u commission in the Royal Canadian Artillery in February. Lieut. Kee ing en lsted in the 2nd Heavy An i-Aircraft Regiment in June. i941. He went overseas the same year and served in the de- fense of London. He was later transferred to a radio-location unit, He is twenty-two years of age.

0N ACTIVE SERVICE — Word has been received by Mrs. Robert Stevenson that her husband is now. in action in German with the 4th Canadian Armourne Division. Bob is the youngest son of Mrs. R. W. Stevenson of New Glasgow and (‘ll- iisted in the Royal Canadian Eu~ ginccrs in Jullc. 1942, lzoing over- seas about six months later. Since that time he has spent several months ill Holland.

WOMEN'S INSTITUTE EXEUIL TWP} MEETS-A meeting oi‘ the Provincial Executive of the Woln- en’s Institute was held on Tuesday, March 13th to discuss plans for the annual convention which is to be held in Juno. The theme chosen for this convention is reconstruction and each convencr will direct the discussion of her subject along this channel. Before the meeting ad- {gurncd u conlllliticc was appointed

draw un a brief to be presented to the Provincial Reconstruction Committee.

P. E. I. EXCISEDS BOOK QUOTA -Fivc pro lives have exceeded their uol-a in the Imperial Order Daugh 011$‘ of the Empire campaign for books for the services, it was announced by the national execu- tive committee at Toronto. The campaign closes March 15. Prov- inces over the top in the book campaign are Prince Edward Ir- land. Nova Scotlu, New Bfllllhwlfk,‘ Quebec and Saskatchewan. In the past month more than 21,000 books were sent to the various services, the committ e reported.

AWARDED ill. H. lL-Cﬁnfzlil. W. Rollilld Burnett. L) ‘. nephew of Mr. J. it. B ' ' been awarded the M. 13 educated at Robert G loge and A-bcrdsen Ullili. he graduated in Arls

landed in France on D-Dnv. being mentioned in ‘ hes. liis elder brother. Captain J. D. Bilmstt, MA. LLB. oi the Gordon lligh- lenders. has been a prisoner at war in Bignapore since i941.

C.W.L. MEETING - The month- ll! meetini.’ of C.W.L. of Slimmer- field sub-division was held March Fl ct the home of M . -. Clolv, T1110 id. Meetlnr:

CWVFFIIOY Rave a izood report ..l , ~ lnl! rmrl knittinlprlnnp r.~-- ry-d Cross tillrillu the nlnnlll, “l , hm- rlllills albollt In he lwulllllnh treasurer have rrpnri of on ivlllil nilzr uivillt:

donation to l-"vihcy ' r Wards lzhllrcll drill. rl uolvirllcc lllciudctl in‘! léiwllu; "_0llV(‘ll|'?i""

l ll .- - SW19“; rli‘ Hrrv c. Martha Social Service M '1

already been attended decided amour: int-mom;

r‘; monk. and u social enjoyed by ell.

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Half of the Re al Australian Air ram men who d one to ‘Ari- tain and married B tiah eridee we d never return to Australia, sol o returned ﬂight lieutenant. ‘rheyhodlrownuledtotiletrq- "sh ciimwte and itnvlielt ways. rind had decided to settle there am: ulc war.

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CHARLOTTETOWN

Dorothy Dix Seys- ~

ﬁfe“ . '1". i 'f'_ ' WT.“ M 1 very ehor time. The tnorriqe- wu a neat mistake and they have never known any ‘ Oﬂiblﬂhli‘. l-le lo new overeeu and. knew-

inl that they can novcluiteoebethatuhe ha: ekedhettolllverce him. but ehe reiueee. But the knows he still levee not and inﬂate on our doing something about the ‘Iituatiou. Be it neatly l0 note old and wtcan botdiytellnlm vlttttodo. Wethinkeuewouldbt hlnnier any" from him than at» could possibly be with aim ‘iii force: him to live with M1‘- Just what. do you think we elieuld do? ‘ ~ .....- i ...... . m "mmwrm. ANBWB: your ou mom. rilht to meddle with their dhlldlenll marrilnl. It ll the efiolr of the iodividualtuldstnd and wile amilthey elioullt nettle it. Certainly ml

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have no right to bring pressure to bear on your eon to nah lllll u" with a wife whom he no ilmzel loves and with whom be 03110313: elem in peace, And the wife is foolish to hen: on to him I :1 pow an lnxioue to be orid o! hdll‘. got 1&0 woman la in a more miter!“

cu than that ul unov w o. .

r enema think. the neat thing to do would be to tell r051; lag vile that you will take no part whatever in settling the dill: r 111m. tell him to just drop el-i thoughts of divorce until the war la 0.0;‘ ‘m letllee molt oi our problems ii we will only have the patiencw" m” it a chance. She may get tired oi woitins. or even iall in some other man.

pun-man out: now J1? should n m" be bachelor? How 01a should a tlrl b» Wm '1" long should a Iirl no with e boy before pernﬂttiﬂil llri of in too youll; for a boll oi 9i? “m”, my;

uld ANSWER: unmarried man is a bachelor. hi" l" u“ m 1. be called an outﬁt-z... betore he was 50. A elrl llwlilfr" gxfm; bl 1letini. No definite date can be l? g“ . the, but m, 1mm- ; gm put; it 01kt, theabrgtitz; all“! a m. pet U oi 1e in net wens‘ at gm. . “M” M. “u”,

before m u In "1' ltertl anoint? l": mm w hue her? ll