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Lieun. Rlltillltllé. N.

Musqtiodobolt Harbour. N Glace Bay. N. S

Point Acuni. N. S

IDAY,

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Official List

of Casualties’

OVERSEAS

ROYAL CANADIAN NAVY '

Died 0D the i-itu December. 1m.

due to natural en

uses: Parker. victor Clarence, v Able Soak. ‘

Seaman, Saskatoon.

Previously reported inlsailll 0!

war service. and now resumed killed on the 3rd of July, l . when the motor to edo bost in which they were se g was sunk due to suemy action:

Kiilam. David Allison, Lieutni- am, D.S.C. Vancouver, B. C.

Button, Edmund Arthur, S First Class. West Kildonan, Man.

George, Douglas, Motor Mech-

anic. Woifviile. King's 00., N5. _ Hartley. John Stephenson, Stok- sr, First Class, Ashmont, Alberta. Lee, Jack Morden, heading Sen- man, Kingston, Ont. Thompson, Peter, Telegraphist. Kindersley, Sask. Previously reported mlssilll l"!!! H. M. C. S. Albernl and now pre- sumed dead as of’ the 21st of All- nst. 1944: Fulton. Hugh Cameron, Lieuten- grit, R.C.N.V.R., Montreal West.

‘grunt, Malcolm Seafield. Lieu- tenant, Brockviiie, Ont.

Hamilton, John Peter, Lieuten- nni, Vancouver. - C-

hiendenwm, Hugh Malcolm, Surg- eon Lieiitenant, Hantsport. N- 5-

Allan, John Mulholland. Able Seaman, Not-wood. Man.

Angeli, Bruce. Able Seaman. M%'2.‘.3§Lv%‘l$s. char-i», incline Room Artificer 3rd Class, Hali-

fax, N. S. ' Brgxtarthé litichard Cooper, Cod- , , n. “Boncharrl. Joseph Jean, E2181!!!‘ Room Agtiilcer 4th Class, Corn- ‘a i, On . “Brock, George Melbourne. Ord-

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Islander Honoured

When the veterans of the mixed American and Canadian formation know as the lst Special Service Force get their war medals, they will have not less than twice as many as the strictly Canadian

servicemen. Sgt. J ll.

served in Canada. the United

5mm, K1533 m; 1m h h on earth which must be the aim was wqundgfl s; the Ah?) 83mg“; of all right thinking men until the Son of furs. John lleckbert, that... - present Gvrman Ipvtmmtm- all 1i

River. P. E. L, he alread wear the ribands of the U. S. yDistingf uished Service. Asiatic, Pacific and European theatre medals baides the Canadian Volunteer Service medal with clasp. He won his U. S. decorations for action on the Italian front where, single hand. ed, he liquidated a German crew three machine gunners who were holding his company's advance. In the same action he assisted a wounded officer out of the line,

shieldingg him with his own body

lnary Seaman, st. cuthuriries. out. ifrom the ferocity o! an enemy hom-

Bucnanan. George Wood. A519!

Seaman, Toronto, Ont.

Campbell, Donald Warren, Stok- er lst Class. Cornwall. Ont.

Carder, Wilfred WaiteLtOrdln-

' Swiman. Chatham. 0X1 - “Clinton, Elmer Joseph. Leadiill Stoker. Mr. Luke Clinton (father) 313 Grafton St., Charlottetown. P. l3. I.

Cosgrnve, Canniii Timothy John. Ordinary Seaman, Montreal. 9-

Cox, Henry John Maria. S 01' Petty omcér, st. Vital, Man.

Culpeppei", John Arthur, Stoker PO., Victoria. B. C.

Currie. William Patrick. Swill‘ Petty Officer, Dartmouth, N. S.

Ditiloii", William, Stoker Fl Class, Powell River, B. C.

Drew, Robert Frederick. Tele- graphist, Boyle, Alta. r

Eflitjkjflfk bolngvl Swain, Tele- rap list, r r5. 5-11-

g Evans, Albert Kenneth, Lending stippiy Asst, Sault Ste. Marie. Ont.

Gallagher, Gerald Ja-tnes. Lead- ing r. llllilll, Cobourg,_Ont.

iliiirvey‘, Donald _Nel1. 5W4"?! First Class, Hamilton, Ont.

Graham, Aivin John, Signalman, Chariam, Ont.

GFIAIS, Donald Borden. EH81!" Room Artificer 3rd Class, Nan- aiirio, B. C.

Griiiiiis, Edward Stéwflfll. 3W3‘ er is. Class. Catharines. Ont.

Hitnrricna, John Andrew, Stok- er 2nd Crass. i-rdndoii. 0m-

. ‘, Arthur Maurice, Lead- an. Keewatiil. Ont. rlcr y, ‘Wallace Carman, Stoker lst Class, Sarnio, Ont.

Irving, James Crawford, Leading

ti London, Ont

'~ phist. London, Ont. Jones. Donald Owen. Able Sen- man, Woodstock, Ont. tiarns, Robert John. Stoker lst . F iiton. Ont. 1g p. k, Stanley Melburn. To ,5 hist, Saint John, N B.

Room Artificer. 4th Class. T01‘- on’ Ont.

c i, Morris, Able Seaman. Blut Sask

Wallace Waddeil. Ordin- aiy ‘Jmflll, Winnlfi. Mili-

L-ang, Robert Alexander, Engine! Rosin Artificer 4th Class, Marie. 0.1‘.

Donald Fletcher. Petty, Montreal, Que.

.11 Augustus Eastman. Officer, Picton. Ont.

, George Ada-m, Steward

Sask.

at. CTll Baillie, Able Sea- Winnlpeg, Man.

c.

in, ‘V/innipeg. Ma

inity h woods for a few montl

illness of Mrs. Wm. McGrath at her home in Morcii. Her daugh- ter Lila who has Joined the Sis- ters at Charlottetown, was allow- ed to come home owing to her mother's illness.

and air force boys and girls ar- rived here i0!‘ the holiday seggorri Some [rave already returned fol their stations among them Pte. Ralph Sinnott, home from ItaiyJ who returned to a military hospital for further treatment.

n. limes, William Samuel, Able Verdun, Que.

rd. Hull, Que

. ', .1 ( 15s., L"Jrigii2&dgrgit. Stoker,

Que. Nickoll. Cook. (S) Hali-

15) Gaspc. Que.

mph 1. Fort Garry, Man. Sill-WI. GBOYZB Alelgélsiel- Abllald, also received word from one‘

Seam ‘i. vioose Jaw. 'li'.= '

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man, Fort Frances, Ont. Wil ‘nsnn, Horace Edward. lenti-

Wr Class, Toronto, Ont. CANADIAN ARMY

an

Ivan Edward. Qfdlnlfllison and some hockey battles be- rlumberstone. Ont- ltween the boys have already taken I111 M0191"? Rl-‘smm-Place. Moonlight skating was en- _ ~ Iyoyed on the Bristol rink New 1h GO-“iflilln- swkellYears Eve and after midnight.—l3.

not getting to the boys overseas. Mrs. William MacDonald says she, . ‘sent nine hundred cigarettes to her 'i"homris Alfied- Ifldlnl three sons, one in Italy. two in Belgium and received letters last‘ ,week stating they had received ltheir smokes OK. Mr. MacDon-

gaxiirtent. - (Canadian Anny

Bristol and Vicinity

Some young men from this vig- ave eft for the lumber ‘l8

A few ells Were speurgd he“;

lest W k bt th its the Caéli is llllfli. vgiy: 500$“! “y

Coal and more coal has arrived ke as i.‘

here and now it looks 1i everywie Will be kept warnt.

Mrs. Gus MacDonald left lust

week for Halifax, NS, m visit 1m- husband ivho is employed there.

.A section of the roof on the long

barn of James O'Brien was torn clear off last week in the heavy ‘gale. but none of the cattle were njurcd.

Mrs. Hilda Drake has received

word from h - i i. i - l, Pte. Eldon DrEiikeiu-gatrixilnzss h? 1:01p WM‘ Prisoner in Germany, but was in good health. I

Congratulations to- Mt". and Mrs,

Gerald Barry on the arrival of a baby boy. He will bear the name J°hn in memory of his brother who made the supreme sacrifice pp the

battlefield _ The illness o; both Mr. and Mrs.‘

Keith WAfd. Ufdllilfldames A. O'Brien is regretud. The" dfliishter ‘Reta has arrived from Ottawa to be with her par- ents‘. Their son, Reginald, RCAF also arrived from Labrador. l

Bi-mdfly and New Years Day

Kane“ John Bemard. inane gore hut two busy days here for

rmers who were busy loading

potatoes at Morell. as the refri- gerator cars which came in on Saturday had to be loaded at once.

Her friends reg?» the serious

A large number of army. navy

The open air rinks st Bristol d Morel] are open for the sca-

One often reads of cigarettes

f»1ii Thflmfli Ab" 5°" . gifscittgegesooxis tgqbsrcajtiglh? ssethilniiziag “M1!!- ‘ also arrived. This is only some, iilllcS. Ab-B 5°...‘- d the many parcels the boys ro-

c: i‘. Oiif- _ _ i d n d p k ll for those Wliyir. John William, Able Ses- 31mg: of“: $153112

Mr. and Mrs. P, R. Sinmtt and

er. Hflmilwfi. 0*"- fsmi had c very happy re-union it, Thomas. Stoker llt or, Christmas when for the first time since war broke out they had their entire famil around the dinner table. in al fifteen. one

OVERSEAS bo tii t t. m. a was (Multan gzgvmu” Balepltsciivltiso oarrisedefronie war- DID

torn Italy. after suffering severe

"-5- if"! P-E-l- “"5"” wounds in the chest and loosing‘

New Brunswick Regiment

BBIIFWP» P-‘ul J°"‘Ph 519mm“ the re-union and the father came 3- from war work at Halifax. Na! Wounded "Hull!" 0" 9'" When this writer eaiied llttsentiality certificate must be flied

tinned at Winnipeg. arrived for wth a witness to each signature must be completed in triplicate, A signed copy together with any e.-

New Brunswick [intent chrmmu night the rejoicing that

‘Bufflliimh gfh" New“- UW": was koing on could not be describ- ampiati. .. . _

Kill"! l" Am" pleat moment of her life had come‘

Canadian Armoured Corps Tinglcy. George Thomas. L-

at last after years of worry. A . Cpl, Mctictcti, N. B. |

Royal Canadian Artillery , Warren, Lloyd David. Grin.

Vingar, 1M.M.), AiexancierNPtm. ‘Mpncton, N, B

Died 0i Wounds Nah‘. and P.E.I. Regiment

Miller, Raymond Louis. PM. f Spry Harbour. N. S

Slightly Wounded N28. and PIJ. Regiment Conrncérs, Roy Cyril, Pte. Hali-

‘aoddard, Winnifred Gordgrwl A

Several Wounded Cpl, Lower East Pubnico, N

us. nd .i-:.t. Iezlllell McLean.“ James Edward. Pte.

sit htl Wounded Recoiinnivssnnes Unite lingers. llavilnnd Coleman, Tprn

Mrs. Hertha Rogers (mother). Al- “Is, P. IJ. l.

New Brunswick Regiment ' lllll l".

Buiger, Joseph Gustave. Pte., vhippes N- B

an. . ,

I c Iniiim‘ c t v

loya ans an nrps o nsls

s Grant. Hein- Edgar, lignin,

Iartland. N.

. M I in above) is a real veteran. H: ‘itliafslbiuiy °' any pmgn“ wvmrds

re uirement. Then in spare mom- e woouy en We lire dplns a lot 01' thlnk- Dog Wagged His Tail-Alexander of family and friends and 0f Whiteway. the future of Canada. During the bitter battles of th- last six months for Red Cross. in driving forward through “alive. Belgium and Holland, all ranks worked together as a magnificsnhTeacher. team. The individual soldier has! constantly shown himself capable of the greatest individual sacrifice- Those of us who return to Canada hope to bring that spirit back anrLl with the work to make our country an event better one for all to liv i

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marketing oi tiscti motor cars to ensure equitable distribution at fair prices has been announced by the Wartime Prices and Trace Board in an order, effective immcdiatcly, . - , -,» ,, . r. . . lilé“il'i...i.li;l'“rr.."il§§...lf.i“‘2E"§fi Mauro u Canadian used car dealers.

used car which is not recondition- cd or if a private individual sells n used car, whatever its condition,

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by the seller at the nearest Prices Board Office within four days of Mrs. Sinnoit said the hap- the date of sale.

General iirorsr Expresses Faith In “Boning Victory”

l (By u. Canadian Prel)

YOITAWA. Jan. gig-lg. a Ne: | ' user. sen node u beelgii’ g‘! the ist Canadian Army.

General D. H. G. Crersr today re- ferred to "our conviction of ap- proaching victory" and declined there was "no doubt in the mind ‘o! any one of us." that the NW4!

His message: , I havg been asked to lend this tNew Year's message to the neo [of Canada on behalf of the 1s ‘Canadian Army. I do so gladly. I shall not speak of what that Army has accomplished. This you can judge for yourself. I rhail, how-

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;ever, mention to you some o! the M Ithoughts that are in the minds of

Canadian soldiers of all ranks at this particular time. First of all We are all resolved to set on with the business of beating the Boche and finishing of! this war com- pletely and convincingly in a min- mum of time. We know quite de- finitely that there can be no P08-

that stage cf peace and goodwill

stands for and all those Germans who stand up for it, are quits ell- minated.

There is no doubt in the mind o! any one of us as to this essential

T"! mcliwniiiwwl G”‘.“">@

Christmas Concerts in Rural Schools

ils and eir teacher. well performed.

Words of “ Welcome-Teacher. Will Conic Tonight?"

—-Stirling Whiteway.

the Bible You Gavfl-Mary Me- Lure )s.\1d Laurette MlcDonald (en- co

Recitation: My 31inch - Bally cLure

Dialogue: "That Long Ago Duet" -—Senior pupils.

Lum (enoo way and Bertha Mclure (encored).

Stirling Whiteway.

lee McLure, Mary McLure and Lauretta McDonald (entered).

M ans-George Whiteway.

Whiteway.

Recitation: "Speed Up Flor San- tfl-Robert Whiteway. ‘ Highland ~éi:iing—l."lorence Mc- Song: "LullabW-Janie White-

Chorus: Silent Night. Recitation: when Santa Came-

Instrumentai Music-Mrs. Parm-

Recitation: W h a t Christmas

ialogue: Santa's Helpers, Monologue: Fractions - Janie

e in. Finally. on behalf pt all ranks 1'

send you our conviction of ap- proaching victory. We know that further battles lie ahead. that thr fighting will be fierce. We are very confident as to the final result and believe that as Canadians we will continue successfully to bear our full share ~' the burden right t0 the end of the road.

outfit.‘ listed Cars

was bpreselnbed in the North ’I‘ryon More effective control over the B’§,,_°lj.‘f’°§y °3HTQY§§§§ School under the direction of Miss Mary A. MacKcnzie, Deaconess. and Mrs. Ellzni th Lang, Sup- erintendent, while Mrs. Percy 6d W imiiflvlty Delaney, Mrs. A. Weddell and Miss. D

The order establishes two sets of

If a used car is sold by a dealer

as reconditioned, a 30-day war- ranty is impiiet-l in favour o1 the purchaser. If within the 30-day, period, the purchaser finds the used car is not in good operating condition, the dealer must maize the {necessary “repairs or rcpialcc- mens at r c urge no exceed 11g

50 per cent. of itic lawful m8ltl-.Eu1fl' wood‘ hating price allowed for labour andmrthur Cnubeck All persons carrying on a busi-

ness of buying or sailing used cars am MacDonald on Jtutuai-y 2. i945, and who de- sire to continue iii such business after March 3i, 1945, must make a return to the motor vehicles ad- ministrator. E. R. Birch form provided by the Board. On O the basis of these returns permits will be issued to a without facilities f0 reconditioning motor vehicles. A similar return must be made by every person who after January 2, i945, proposes to become a used car lfiealcr. These parmitstmust be app ed for irrespec ve o ermits

or licenses presently iszucd ‘lay than“ Mabel Mawonmd‘ Prices Board. After Mnrcli 31 n0‘

1223.333.“°5.i."“;i...l1§’l§...‘i.."e€i’l$gH;;,'=°";,§:,g,,A w» a» ' e n . deglplgsgfeihgalgf; eligible for new Recitation, A Clever Scheme, rubber tires under Order No. ~i oi‘ ma“ Delaney

On every sale of a used car.

ned by both buyer and seller‘

"if

Mary McLurc and Laurette. Mo- Donald (enoored).

inspiration it affords. much fun and laughter distribut-ui the gifts from the well-laden tree.

the teacher by the chairman and seconded by Mrs. McLure for her untii-ing efforts to make the even- ing a success. The teacher in re- ply gave the credit to the upils who had worked with her an also to Mrs. Parmiee McLure and Miss Lauretta ifcDonald whose help enabled them to out on the even- ing’s performance. The singing of the National Anthem brought an enjoyable evening to a close.

of the costumes. Mr. Russell Thompson was chair- Gillespie presided at the mun for the evening and the the Pmilfflm Santa Clots

ceiling prices for used cars. Tizc . ceilings announced last August now church w“ we“ {med Wm‘ an ap

upply only to reconditioned cars

season, wh in

the choir made a very attractive pict

ried out:

Elizabeth Thompson. A Drill, Playing Santa. Raymond Thompson and Donald d B

Jolce

Chorus, ‘mien Christmas Time is Come, by the school.

Recitation, The Wrong Gift, Ralph MacDonald. Recitation. A Merry Christmas to "d- °ll l‘ All. Carylan and Mary Jane Hau- s n. Dialogue, Peace on Barth, Shir- y. Thomas, Joyce Thompson, mend. Ernest Diamond. rihur "ftzomaz. Grace Hovmtt, F16 Drill- Ruth and Charlie 'I‘h0mp.s0n.

Refill-fillet). A Letter from Santa. Ida Wood.

Pantomime, Away in a Manger. Eula Wood, Helen Hewett, Lois A ld

dealer who is 1e r repairing or A

the rubber controller may apply 35:11]’ cmjstm“ Messengfi’

it: :..".":'..*it::s.;* .2: Mu»- m» m nearest Prices Board Office, pro- vided he can show need for s. used —~— ,car and has not, disposed of a car

Howatt. Recitation, No Man's Place,

Calvin Thompson. Drill,

land Doreen Howatt.

Recitation, "Wingless. Garth Edwards.

Recitation, Hoggiah Children, Patricia 30rd MacDonald

htin Se i: in: laiinfgrhnitgberslef t science.

RecitationL When tb

Instrumental Music - Collection

Dialogue-Mixed numbers. Monologue: Christmas Pudding-

Duet: The Faithful Sailor Boy-

Closing Chorus-Santa Claus. Santa then arrived and amid

A vote of thanlé was tendered

NORTH TRYON CHRISTMAS CONCERT

A delightful Christmas concert

DOVZ OIIIIFIAI OONUIIT

The pupils of Dover School pre- o“ seated their Ohrsitinas concert in the school on Friday evening, Dec. 22nd. The stnoolroom and tree were nice decorated by the pun-

Mr. W -

Dislolus, Wanted. a Isussblsp- 0d- u“ "gating chorus, ooos-Nisht. by m" "At the eioss of the

A Mackenzie were remem- atpopropriate lifts from I

n. f tbs National An- lisin whitewoy acted ss chairman t‘ son enjoyable evening n

and the following program was

0110M Wiw Du You Think rsssnnoron sonooi. - conosn-r

Recitation: Christmas Time-

regime and its supporters must be Flo McLure,

eiiinln ‘ ’. Recitation: Scared - Janie

l)’. Monologue: Christmas Presents

bells died any in

and little t in. iirod

wen vanilla: tn r

way hoinevrsrd. seats were be ved from

Cli us. on the Housetvp. stats.“ <=~=t~ r -..... i . Reczitntion, gtywr dill Jimln Ma d

the

cert Friday evenkil. D91‘- 33 schooiroom and tree decorated for the Yuletide season by the teacher. Marti‘ ‘Msfilgonnld, assisted by the - - Wood acted as chflrmnn and

' ’ program was ear-

away the remaining hours of the

Duet: "Mother I Thank You iMr eveninl in danoinl-

BIIADALIANI. RUIAL IOIOOI- - OONCIII‘

A very enjoyable entertlinmefli

l" liffldflbfmb 5'“ with crib scene.

Claus, Enter-son . dun m,“ m Dug’ ‘ma? mm‘ M“? “A s. large and fpzreolative audiepce. Restitution. Not Bo any. rub». Tl" M" "i 0° 0811s. The Obstructive Hat. ‘Troubles.

Recitation, Older Boyl- K011116331

nd Pius Muihil; il“Do Ime Santa Claus. Pius Mullally. Chorus, Silent Night.

it Di Y?

u . Afar the program Ssnts Claus

arrived in his

w in E l.“ Emil?“ i"°‘°".'.r' fit“)?

GIV G

mas attire. thallium! ‘h’ 31m‘ pupils and yteacheg r"

marks by the chairmen, a pleas-

ant evening was brou ht to a close

by theuNstloval An

Rev. D. J. Morrison capobly wt- is Chairman. and the follow wa

Opening hchorusi." Wtlceme 00° And All. t e out) - _ i Welcome Everybody. Solo b Mary Wood

ure, Mary Mulieliy.

num You A" My mndum’ gathered at 5t. Patrick's Sdiool

to enloy a concert by the pupils of the school. The school and tree was tastefully decorated by he gupils and teacher, Mr. Derriii ac uigan.

Girls and Dolls. Freda ’ in .

Kilgttmtislogue, Giving A Hint. Nadine ha .

Recitation, Looks Like Pa. All!"

Ta D n . Lois Abbott, encore. Eegitstiorie A Christin v ti»!

~Dialogue. Love and Recitation, When I Was

Mli-l-i . 00d ThaeuyOld ViOU-ni Christmas Drill by nine boys.

acted as chairman and the fol- lbwml Pmkflm was carried out: ‘ghiiriis suns. Welcome. by the a oo

Recitation, Margaret Doyle. Song. Yesterday's Roses, lliioctt Myers.

Recitation, Shirley MacAieer. Son. The Soldier's Last Letwr, izabeth and Helena Gallant. Recitation. Evelyn Gallant.

B. Cody Myers.

Recitation, Mary MscAleer. Christmas Drill. fourteen pupils. Son. James MacGuigsn.

Girl. Lorraine Cousi

Des n. Jean Cousins. Lois Abbott. Wilbur cousins. George MacLeod- Monoiog-ue. Rel-son plsint. Wilbur Coulscins

1y. Sonfi, Down the River, la y. Monologue b Helen McMahon. Song, My Ktt , Ma Recitation, Hanging t e ootéhfls Recitatiorlif curfew Bella. Gwen- Dislogue, Reading‘ the News. B Closing recitation

Santa Claus arrived and distri- buted the gifts from a well-laden

Deighan, Mary Maclcod. Willi"? Cousins. Loyola Deighan. Geors!

M lueod.

Recgatiolnj. ghea I Was n Little Bo , ra ea Dl. lgialogeue. Army Tention, Jimmy Snowie, Bobby Todd, Erisnd Cous-

Exerc se, See My rise. the pupils Trio, Rena MacL-eon. 1°"! 1""! . encore. e Old Photograph fligtém, Jean Cousins. George Mae- Mgnologue. Hello, Loyolal. 901ml! Em. » Ilgefiitation. Daddy's Girl. MW