FRIDAY,

THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

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—JUVENILE hockey Bedoquc rink. Friday. Jan. 14, Klnkora va. Borden, skate after hutch.‘ Admis- 1-13-21.

rink Friday, Jan. 14 at 8.80 p.111. Bum- merside Olympia. Royall va. Ken- iington. Admission 15 and 30 cent: M l“ - including tax. Skating lite;- mlaatc: 1 1- -

don 2i cents. -'

—1IoCKEY, Kensington

Keuisingwn united Church

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J Bhuary

"s. Wm. conducted

Hymn 194 was sung and Mrs

Humphrey. Mrs. W. C. 50a ‘l ell lvle the Stories of Jesus. reading b Lhe iii-iv year m-ay we strive

ivilsior s services through

Roll Call and m-iruutm were read.

The treasurer

. re. Secretary reported 4,15 via-ha to played - to hospitals. Mrs.

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and Humphrey.

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when the foilowlud officers Wefgmlfi-

stalled for the comlnll year. Pr cnt. Mrs. H. 'l‘oombs. I Vice,

_ a, Mrs.

Wm. Caxton. 2nd Vice. Mrs. Wilgred

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Conesfilvondiiig S46- ‘frees

Taylor. Recording Secretary, J. E- Ingles. ream". Mrs. T. J. Humphrey airer. Mrs. W. O. MMLCOC.

D. Supply secrete: . Mrs. P. Associate Manners Secretary.

R. Ml

‘nbwgi Secretary. Mrs. W.

yon. Press Secretary. Mrs. J. E. Inii- K11 lis. Envelope Secretary, Edna Mac-

‘ R- MBDKHY in closinu Mr. sterling spoke words of encouragement. to the newly e1- ectcd officers and remigidinfl them

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Murdo. Pianist, Mm.

of their responsibility 1944 a sususstul year

. . Meetim closed with prover and Benediction.

S’side Curling

. M. S. MEETING. - The 11111111111 meeting of the W- M. S. of

the Devotional Period opened the meet- lng uith call to worship and prayer.

, '1', vices fur Slmdav. January 18th are _ Maclzzod led A11 player. followed by hymn

y Mrs. Horace Glover en- titled Mediation. As we stand on the ihresliold of the omen 1100c w to make our lives more useful in the

Secre- tary reported 8 letters or sympliglll; impressive mstaiiation servicarwis

Christ- ian Stewardship Secretary, Mrs. A-

‘ Ccmnumion Friend- s. N. Ramsay

MacKay. ‘lemperunce Secretary, ' - Glover- Misslonory Month- MacKenzie.

—WANTI.D, convertible

sole. Box m, Summersidc.

16th. trc an follows: Bedeque . - ' M. Borden M. Beaver, B. D

P. M REV. J.

— POLICE COURT — The

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PASTORAL CHARGE-The sari-l as follows: ‘rryon 11 A. M. Cape lraverse ‘.1 PM. (Kamila 7.30 P. M.

Rev. J. A. Jordinc. -. . 13.. Minister. 1-14-11.

—B\ll1DE ‘I10 BE SHOWERS-D.- On December the 30th the girl friends of Miss Jean Wallace en- tertained in her honor at the home o! her ‘parents M1‘. and Mrs. John P. Whllace of Alma. The bride w be was escorted to a decorated chalir. whii

e Mica O'Brien "Hera Comes the Bride." The Riffs were owned Mrs. Ralph Rnmie and Mrs. Joseph vWiute. Miss Beatrice O'Brien read the h-umourus verses. while Miss Marion O'Brien presented the guts and Margaret Ready placed them on the table. Jean in her

gracious manner thanked all for their eeoutirul gifts and her girl friends for their kindnoas. After singing “For She's a Jolly Good Fellow’ and o. good bounc- ing, all participated 1n a dainty lunch sierved 11y her frienos. Th: ‘remain er o1 the evening was open m music and dancing. on the fol- . lowing New Years evening she was . exitertaiziea at the home

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fred J. Shea. EbbSileeL. A prettiiy tflmmcd basket was wheeled 1n, the color scheme being pink and

coupe muat be in good condition. Cash

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—BEDIIQUE UNITED CHURCH- -'I'he aervicea for smcay. Jammiy ‘mo

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R. C. M.P.hldl,0l5Q1nl-h6B1im- mcraide Police Court yesterday, a

w“ drunk. He received fine-G

held 111 me Y. P. Rooms on Wed- "W",

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Also British News“ and SHORT SUBJECTS SHOWS 7.30 and 9.15

' _SATURDAY AT 2.30

Summerside ldinlsssnzslfillllar;

W.A.B.’s Will Wear New Service Ribbon

OTTAWA. Jun. l3 -—\C'P)—- De. fence headquarters tonight an- nounced that members of‘ the Can-- adlan Women's Army Corps who have honorably completed 18 months‘ service will wear on 5nd

oi he-I-“after Jan. 15 Lh recent‘ mreeied . aunt and uncle M1‘. and Mrs. wu-l e ‘y

Canadian Volunteer Service ribbon

The medal may be awarded my rank in the naval, military or 1111' forces of Canada who has volunt-

wkuw. 'l‘ne ueautuul gifts were opened by Miss Mama Shea. Miss Miss Audre ts. Jean again thanked her 1n her new home. A ilamty lunch was served by the hostess and rest of evening spent 111 dancing.

Personals

—11eadlnx ‘relegraiphlst L. A. Moore. (i112, R1: m.v.1<... has ar- rirved to spend a twenty-eight any furlough with his mrents. M1‘. and Mrs. 11A lvlooi-e. Summersioe-S

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15 °5 }l""°‘~‘_‘{$ P-{Ffil °“ i-fmamvm udmonton, Alta. spent V1 :.r..1Thu1sday_1~.-gn1s for ma New Yea“ muaays wulh CPL n. ‘Sm’ Cwlmg 01W 3033's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.W. ".1 '__S

FREE MOVIES ational Film Board

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Shlihfiiii; Board 44 Years Old

Annual Meeting tcrbe held Jan. 25; Premier Jones to be speaker.

Ameeting of the members 0i We Summerside Board of ‘Trade W11: held last night in the ‘Town Hall. The President, Mr. Donald Baker presided.

It was decided to hold the an- nual meeting of the Board 011 Tuesday. January 25th and the president celled the attention of the members to the fact that on this date the Board- would be exact- ly fourty-four years old. It was on January 25th, 1900. that the first meeting was held and of the sixty charter member; only three survive Mr. A. S. MacKay, Mr. C. R. Rog- ers and Mr. James A. Morrison. Arrangements have been com- pleted to have Premier J Walter Jones, guest speaker at the annual meeting. Various routine matters in connection with the annual ban- quet were disposed of and there being no further business for the attention of the Board. the meet- ing adjourned. $-

Britain Plans Old Jobs For Serviceman

IDNDON, Jan. l1i--(CP)—(Reu- tersl-Jteinstatement of service- men and women in their prewar Jobs at the old rates of pay. or payment of compensation, is pro- vided in a new list of reinstate- ment conditions. contained in the civil employment blll issued today. The Bill will go before the House of Commons shortly. Its main points arcs- Applications to employers must be made by the fifth Monday af- ter demobilization. If the old 10b is not available on reasonable grounds the best alternative one , must be offered. | at leaet 26 weeks. bong service employees must not be dismissed to make such rein- s atementa possible. Committees will be act up w handle disputes.

There must be employment for '

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kliixior OCBnen read the verses and. v O'Brien placed the;

friends and invited all to vlsi-t her,

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arlly served on active service and fulfills the requirement... A silver maple leaf. to be worn on the ribbon, ls issued for service outside of Oanuda.

Pending issue of the medal. which will not be struck until cessation

f hostilities. "he ribbon will be worn. the announcement said.

Accepts Gall

rm. Dr. A. 0- Thomplfin

. Formerly of Brcckfield, now of Aubuni. 0111.. who has arcfloted n call to Eimvale. in the Presbytciy of Bamie Ont.

HARPER Qm. P. n. I. 11111111; a], Jan. 12. 1044 to Mr. and Mrs. John Harper, a son, John Emer-

"" i.ifliiiitffdiis FRIZZELL-C/KBEW — On Jlnillfi’. 1st. 1944, at he home of ihe bride Margaret nihel lean, daughter of Mr. 111111 Mrs. Alfred E. Carew of

son of Mrs. 111m the late James

l-‘rizzell of Stunchcl, P, I.

MACEACHERN -— At P. E I. HOSpiiQl, Jun. 13, 1944, George MacEacucrn, Mermaid, 111 hi5 77111 year. 'l‘1'e remains will be forwar- ded this evening from the Cut- cllffe Funeral Home to his late residence where funeral service will be held Saturday afternoon, service starting at 1.30. Intern-Int in Mermaid Cemetery.

MACDONALD -— In Saint John, B Jan. 12, 1944 Mrs. Wallace MacDonald 1n her 59th year. Her remains arrived at the Cutcllffe Funeral Home last night funeral service will be held today, Friday, service starting at 8 p. m. Interment in the People’; Cemetery.

OIIANLEY — At Pain de Roche on January 12, J. OTIanley in his ‘list year. Funeral ‘from his late residence this morn- I

ing St. Andrew's Chmch. inter- ment ln the Church Cemetery.

TRAINOID-At her residafwc. Glen- January 1S

years. re late

sldence Saturday morning“ at 9.80 St. Pamck‘: Church.

1:105‘ Interment in the

IIDBTONB — Suddenly at Sum- meraide on January 19, 1944, Frank Russell Udswne, age

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Wolfe at 1 p.m. Burial u;

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Mr. Frank Russel Lidstone pau- ed away suddenly yesterday mom- at the home of hla sister, Mn. e A. Bowness. Summerafdl.

to Mr. Udstone aufflrad heart trouble and came bee: this province 1m. summer on doctor's advice. He waa quite well on Wednesday evening but on Thursday morning he n; found E011“; puaebmg‘ away ‘i411 his w ,

was a e1- c a , Lldatona of summeralde. y"

The. late Mr. Udatonc waa 1N years old and was the ion of the ate Mr. and Mrs. Ed

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_ 110D. Mam. and in Ven- BOIIVEX‘. B. C. He served 1n the firlt Great Wai- and on returning he settled in Emcida, Alta, when h. Wis U. farmer. .

In addition to his brother here, other survivors include a brother Leslie in Nova Scotie and‘ two all- Itera, Mrs. Jack Macwilllama, Sack. 2 ville, u. 1a.. and m“ Adele 1.1mm, ‘RN, in Baltimore Md. He was un- married.

‘The funeral will be held at one ‘oclock on Sunday afternoon, with ~11 service at the United Church, 'Ufll>e Wolfe. Burial will be in the 'chureh cemetery. The remain; wm be forwarded to Cape Wolfe 1mm ‘Summerside on Saturday evening.

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sergeant Afr Gunner, Norman W. Hunter, 19, R. C. A. F. lull er- five? efivgsefi 11011181?!‘ M1? gglsd

e v - . - - £551 l-lunsier, 1728 West 60th Avenue, Vancouver, B C. Former- ly of Stratchcona, P. E. L, he was gmpolyed by Roger's Hardware, Charlottetown, leaving for Van- couver in November, 194?. when he was employed by National Bla- cuit and Confection Co. Ltd. prior to his enlistment 1n March. He received his wings in Macdon- ald. Manitoba on November 12th, 194a His brother, new. n. Heath Hunter has been‘ overseas single 1941, and is now servins 1n In a

Premier , Jones Speaks To Y's

Speaking before the Y's Men's Club last. evening Premier J. Walter Jones gave a comprehensive outline of the various protects ixopused for Dost-war re-cmistructlon Province. describind briefly suggestions 101' aid and cncourcce- ment to agriculture 1n improving soil fertility, by mechanized farm- ing, rural electrification and home

. e- post-war plans proposed include aid to the tourist industry in improved r1111, mad and ferry facilities, 11c works and the investigation of oil and gas Dossibllities

merits in health. 111111111011 and ed- ucation of the population was the most important means of bettering post-war conditions.

Pmposais for family allowances for children u-nd aid to public 231111.11 firvitzes wouidrhe of d hinct

van e pec e ere.

The Premier .1111 not enough at-

The speaker said that lmprove- .

tentlon had been iven t0 pmvidlng scientific and technical education in this province and _an

that a r under consideration. in nevw sciences W135 e-n this Pxovim: citizens m more pu-ogr centres and fall behind in the race- 011.15 included, Lt.-Col. K B. Rogers, Prof. J.1-1. Blane . Prof. W.A. MecPhce. Ralph Mat- thews of Maritime Central Airways Mr. Boutilller of the Bonk of Nova. Scotia. James MacPadycn. was chair- man and introduced the speaker.

Ii’ ed-

The s. P. c. a.

The S.P.C.A. is glad to in- form its members and the public of Charlottetown that a car and gas chamber for the disposal of diseased and strong animals is now in the capable hands of S.P.C.A. Inspector Ben MacEachern. Tel. 1841.

The Society thanks you for your support on the recent Tag Day and trusts that you will help to keep this very necessary work on a firmer foundation both financially and also by your interest.

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Il- W- TAYLOR-MAUI! Appointment of Whithun Tay- lor-Boiley of Montreal ll a D1- rector of The Royal Bank of Con. Mia, ls announced w-day The new Director la a- Nont- ieeler by birth and was educated It McGfll University. 1n 1008 he began 111a business career with the Dominion Bridle Company, of which he L; now Vice President and General Manager. 1n recent years Mr. lor-Bdilcy has been closely identifcd with cane of n most rapidly ‘ U tcbly ma,

g1 wing no engineering and aviation. He in Vice President of Eastern Canada Steel and Iron Works, Quebec; Rnbb lmgineering Works. Ltd, Am. beret, N. 8.; and Feirchlid Air- craft Ltd, Montreal.

m. Taylor-Bailey is also I Di- rector of The Wabaaao Cotton Co. Ltd: The Fbobt Mitchell Co. Ltd-t National Drug and Chemical Co. of Canada, Ltd-g Dominion mglnecc- lng Works. Ltd; Doxhinion Hoist and Shovel Co. Ltd; Sault Struc- tural Steel Co. .; The Na- tional Breweries Ltd; and United Shipyards Ltd

During the 111st war he was l- q

worded the Military Cross. overseas with the Canadian oineers and on the staff of the‘ Royal Air Force.

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Killed Overseas

Fit-Sgt. Dalling

Last weckWMrs. Guy Bailing, Hillsborough Street. received. the sad news that her son, Flt-Sgt.

James Edwin Dailing had been killed on Sunday. January 2nd and ‘ that interment took place the (ol- low-iug Sunday 1n Harrowgate, England. No particulars have yet been rec-elves‘. by his mother.

The young flier was well and favorably known in this city and was a popular pupil of West Kenr. School when he received his early education later matriculotlng into Prince of Wales College and then taking a Course in the Charlotte- town Business College. After grad- uation he accepted a position with the Maple Leaf Milling Co. of St.

In January, 1942. he enlisted in

110$, Halifax 1n the R. C. A. I". receivln“: e WWW 1°51! m‘ his wings in St. Johns, Que, in tho

following December and later the lame month proceeded overseas. Another brother Sgt. Robert Dal- Iing 1a with the Dental Corp; at.- tnchcd to the R. C. A. 1". at pres-

, ant 1n Anprlor.

Stresses Value 0f Air Cadet Training

OTTAWA. Jan. 14. — “Initial 1 Schools of the 11.0 A F. axe now reagsing the it of the many mont tion which air cadet officers throug t Can- ada have given 1n order e thele young men for aircrew

duties." stated Wing Commander A. J. knteiriger. coumnandlng officer No. 5 I. .S. Bcllevilie. Orltano

an he recently presented the

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Mr. Harry .

haze on a brief viait to his Ilonoy at l". R. Mcboincb. Ho will also’ vialt some fur fnrmera. Mr. Rich is one of the oldest and moat aucceu- fui purchaaera and‘ diatributnra 1f alive: fox and other furl 1n Can- ada and 1a wall and favorably known all ovoi- the continent.

mtg. w] 1.. cénnflranrvh-l-d 1:: e ylb0 fill‘ DI Y Wll 9

the Ho Name Hell at Charlotte- town cdnelday evening, under the auapices of the Catholic Wo- men's Leagua. run were the prlae winners: Ladies f t, was Mary 11‘. Kelly; second. Mn. A. l1. McNcill. Men's first, Joacph O'- Hanley, second, B. J. McDonald The iuckv table prlae winner was Mine Margaret Loppln.

HOME BEnEAVED-Mra. Joule Granville Sweet. re-

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. John and all of Charlottetown. Mn. Herbert. WinnlI-WR and Nor- M. 6 Depot. Halifax.

Personals

M11. M. J. (Mic) my o! La ing, P. E. 1., hoe received a. cable from he; husband announcing hi: cafe arrival overseas.

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