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February 1st. Auxiliary of Trinity ‘ch lnct in the Church

_____ EXTENT 0F WOUNDB‘ Peters late of S , Airs. ‘flrt-CGOIBH Aflicn‘ , closed and the Succession Duty fix- otrctl. Slllllmflsm‘ we” . ed. The lawyers interested were J.

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__ _ roam AND mam-n. train.

0|; 5AM.‘ or exchange-lien, i-iorden on Saturday evening

with 182 passengers. arriving here with 11a passengers. at 8.1m "rho ,1 trip. onlv on Sat/ur- day. although the latest report was that it. was operating normally a-

—PBOBATE COURT — _H0n. l-Iarold l.... Palmer. Judge of_Pro- bate held a session of the‘ Probate

llciillllflll- Court in Surnmersido Ifi-iday. 'I‘he of kin is his mother Esmws o; Jam, Mflgw

late of Kensingwn, Duncan Mc allura late of Wilmot Valley and Fred. W-

ummer ‘-‘ were

Watson McNai,‘ ‘ K. C. and Heath Stewart represented the Succession Duly officer, Provincial Government-S.

-C. W. L. MEETING -- The regular monthy meeting-of Ca-

[thollc Women's League was held n iln the Knights of Columbus Home

on Wednesday, February 2nd, with the Presdient. Mrs. D. F. Mc- Neill in the chair. The reports of

Carl Crocket lcd the

the various committees were read and approved. the Social Service

. l ,1 period arid the meeting fffflgfil... by singing of a hymn. m theme was The‘ Bgzlew ti};

Possession o t 01‘ cmmon the great pas- u of tlle Bible were read show- whfl-e peopig all over Iillifl til whatever race or age 1n whatever circumstance m itlm to the guidance. The Lord's Prayer was gpeated in unison and this period n brought to a close by the

g oi a hymn. The business

a: minutes were read and ap-

proved and the roll call was re- mng-d to by nineteen members. collection of $11.70 was taken visiting committee T¢D0l1l§d hospital and '1 home calls made tiring the month. Mrs. 'cArtbur who was the delegate m, Presbyterlal gave a. very resting report. bring- to lls the highlights of the t meetings held in Char- Miss Doris Muncey

to a summary of a chapter of No Study Book, the title of which

n, “Grace for if was very inspiring to hear of the great work the Christian pea- aro doing in Foreign Coun- by living and working with lions in the homes. the inilaities and villages who not God and to know that we u an Auxiliary are helping in this Itrk. May we keep before us the nerd "Advance" which was adopt- by the sbylerlal as the for i944 and strive to do poster work! 5-

For Faster Relief of

CNEST COLDS

, Muscular

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_ Three Norwegian males llle to arrive from Boston Friday night for immediate Ills or lease. Absolutely opportunity to obtain one of these males this year. Apply: CARROLL DELANEY, Summerside. _ lhoneifvi

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mglthe hostesses being Mrs. Eva Hic- ggikey and Mrs

Bible for comfort and‘

conducted by the Presidentnton. N. B i —-Sgt

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and War Services Committees giv- plondld owing. and hav- ing arranged for the usual gi of cigarettes etc. to be sent the in the Services. meeting a social hour was

spent.

- Earl Hickey. B.

Personals

-—Mlss Vera Allen of Bummer- side spent the week-end in Mong-

. R. K. Morrison and Mr. James A. Morrison, Jr. have re- turned to Summersid from a businesg trip to Montreal. S

Ellnsdalo n. Vicinity

Jammy 5m, when Reverend Dr. ‘w, ELbOmBQIIIB-fl, united i, o igtliyi-y Jean Wallace, daughter

MKS. J- P. Whllue

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guiding f chJnt t tn QQMB. G. lnoarld"Szts.S. A. “an?” m; 121$ took 53c at Baller. O. lgrngras, AfParadis and acred Heart Church, Aibertmr on CI. A1186!!-

in the matrimony. M15; U of O'Brien, Mrs. A. D. O'Brien lot Elmadalc. The ‘bride. who W“ lgiven in marriage by her‘ father. w“ bgcgmingly attired in a twir- piece street length dress o! soldier blue crepe with cut velvet leaf arid mines w“

who was attired in o mustard dress with trimmings. I-Ier coat was of grem boucle cloth with red for , The groom was ab]! upported by Mr. George Wallace.

' f the I'M"! ft to the bride was a beautiful After the ceremony for the home of ban. ailmsdelo. whm =1 Ilellwll" "12:;

was ser _ -» couple left by plane. for a

i , hm °‘ m9“! h“ " “w” “M” 0082a: in Charlottetown. P. E

g. bgby flrl on Jan. 13th. It ‘m!

The many friends of Miss Phyllll P‘°"‘°“"‘°.st. Patrick's oouolze. a»

Williams, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Hush Wlllllllll I" learn of her recovery from an at-

M Inl 0'Brle teacher at Port l“ s werék-cndAwllDil lg!

I-Ier many friends are I;

5M] handling i! Glilliilltlt- n in ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. o‘ Mr ‘My M“ June

IS of major invert-

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ALICE FAYE JOHN PAYNE

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SUMMERSIDE -lsilsilsl§ilsl@lsllslslis

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iuv MEMORIAM’

JAMES ll. TRAINOR

Attended by malty fenow officers and marked by lull miitary honors the funeral of 'he IJIZ‘ Captain James J. Traino; Ordlulllc: Officer, No 5 Ordnance Depot. Coy. RCOC; took place Januazy 27th at Quebec City. 'I'he late traplain Trainor passed sway on Moniay January 24th in Jeffery Hale's Hospital. at tlleago of 50 years.

(Capt Trainer was n son of the late Peter ’I‘ralnor of Pcwnal Street. Charlottetown, who was rrlurdered

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sded by the band of the Hoy- »32e Regiment, under the com- mand of Lieutenant. Edwin Bel- anger. and an escort uI a hundred men frcm the Royal Canadian Corps. under the orders of captain R. Lapierre. the cortege proceeded from the Germaine Lapfne Funer- al Home in ‘Iurnibull Avenue. to St. Patrick's Church, Graiide Allee. where the funeral service was held. Many officers from Military District No. 5 and the ether armed services, joined in the tribute along with a. large number of ans. The honorary pail-bearers were: Dion. . Langtorl. SF. Moisan. F. C. Turgeon. DD. Edwards, F. Finlay and R..N levers. The casket. draped with the Union Jack, was borne by S Cdr. R. Baugh, A.S.M. R. I-Iumphreys. SQM-S. .-\ Bernard.

The chief mourners at the fun- eral were his sons Sergeant-Mai- or Lawrence It. Trainer, Royal Canadian Anny Corps. Ottawa: Raymond M. Trainer. Ottawa; his

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llilstlos Nan _ Represents ll. E. I. llolsioln Breeders

GIl-llvlloli S. Buptaio. hint-loo. aha was receativ chosen as the P. E. I. Director on the Board of the Holatein-tilrllesian Asocwtion of Clans/dc. represented tho eeders of this urevinoc at the

0f interest locally was the presentation to Prenmler J. Waiter Jones of a urtiitcate of

Suplfior- Production in 1c tion of the Canadian Cri-iamplonsh p pro- duction record of ‘I42 lbs. butterfat from 11.709 lbs. milk made by Abcg- weit Lorna Regina in the titres- tlraea-a-day milking much of the junior three-yearnold class o! the 8U day division.

L. A. H. Peters. Chairman of the Cattle Committee of the Netherlands Ilktonornlc, Financial and Shipping Mission at Washington, who add-l resscd the crowd of over 600 breed- l ers who mended thg afternoon: session. laid "If the cattle population - at the time oi liberation has not declined considerably eixnpared with present numbers‘. I dYlbZ whether any importation of dairy cilttle will: be necessary. I say if conditions dot not change greatly, but in this res- pect we must be extremely cautious, for rlobcbv know; what sort- of de- struction still lics shes/x. "Hoe exper- ience gained in Russia, Africa. Sic- lly lllld Ilflly. where the retreat- IHB German armies huie caused enormous destruction. does not allow us to have an optimistic out- look. Actual warfare turd scorched earth policy may put the Nether- lands in a no-rition wireri. large scale impcrtatiuns of tattle are lie- ccssary to restore the dairy industry" ‘

Reports of the Officers and Oom- mittees show that i943 was the best. year irl ‘he “Association's hist- ory. A total cf ol,l00 411311815 were registered during tho tear, this fig- ure representing a gall‘. of l5 per cent. over 1942. Transfers of own- ership totalled 44356, a gain of l9 per cent over the hast- previous year. Membership also showed a sain of 9 per vent. the present total of 8.545 being a new high. The Re- cord of Perfomance and Selective Registration Departments also re- corded gains of ‘I per cent and l2 per cent, respective y. 6.593 females‘ qualifying in ROI’. and 1,620- animals having been classified lnl Selective Registration. Receipts for the year were $138,781.58, an in- crease 22 per cent over i943. The Association is ln an exceptionally strong position. the financial state- ment-. showing an excess cf assets over llbllitles o! $131,830.

J. J. E. McCague. Allistorl, Ont- ario. was chosen as President for 1944, succeeding George C. Jack- son. Wownsvlew.

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BY THE CANADIAN PRESS OTTAWA. Feb. 3 —tCPl— Many inquiries have come to the home

son-ln-iaw Flight-Sergeant. L. Dewis, R.C.A F; Montreal: his uncle J. T. McQuillari of Quebec; Major A.A. MacDonald of Ottawa. Mr. M. McEvoy, Ottawa; Mi‘. Jus- tin W. Klrkwootl, Quebec; Lt. Col. W‘. Rooney, Quebec; Malor L. A. Incmix and Maior S. L. Price,

At the Church the funeral ser- vice was conducted ov the. Rev, Father A.E. Conlogue, insisted by the Rev. Fat-ha A. Cinlmont and Rnv. Ilkther F.C. O'Hara. as deacon and sub-deacon, respectively. The burial service at the graveside in Qt. Patrick's Cunetcry was con- ducted by the Rev. Flfllfil‘ J. O’- Heiliy. ‘the truiitionakflfiree vol- leys over the grave were fired by a flringoparty from the Arsenal Protect n Corps willie R bilgler sounded the Last Post and Reviclle.

Among the M.D. s who attended the funeral, were Colonel GJLA. Dupois. M C;

l-llb Y re fgenfln 5,1 11A ma“, My; When the water starts to boil We? Mlwmmfiffj‘ ‘méffilf Llgut. Cols. A.I~IgC Smith andFJ-I. attain start timing the cooking PM‘ "l M . '~ , ‘ Stanton. Mayors mwti-d Fisher, period. Rlemunrtr. 1'»: important her rnarrltlfi. M‘ 03"“ w ‘uh “dry Gentmch finial,“ M_ not to overcook. enmed y l“? "I1 lb m cmpum A Hubert a Bmmnm These Points are wc'i to note too. ar teacher. 6y ‘ll l" Mm md outed-s. The Canadian “'qngn'g Keep all vegetables fycmri in the '38? Uni-own home To!’ are my Gomuwas leargecnted by fglflggevggngltr-grezgagl 513th y; Dar r ri . - ' '~‘ 0 1'4’ ~ I followed by the b!" "ml" °‘ ‘ “mum”! 1”“ a a d H thawed. and never- eat before cook-

I; the late Captain Trainer served in the Canadian Army in Quebec an Ottawa for thirty years Deeply in- tarested in sports he was an out- standing athlete in his younger days, concentrating on hockey and bicycle racing.

When in Ottawa, in i936. he was a member of tip,- sports committee of the Fathers‘ College Club of was an ardent follower of hockey and other sports.

In addition the into Captain Trainor leaves to mourn, his wife

:_ "the fom-ier Elsie MaeLezn. former-

ly of Montague. P.E.l . a daughter, (Margaret) Mrs. L12. Dewls. Mont- real. and another son Gum-tor John _ slnor. now serving with the 'Canadian Army overseas. a sister, Mrs. B.G. Norman of i-‘Jnlfville. N. 8 . an aunt. Mrs. J. '1' McQuillail. Quebec. and on ilircle, Jam

Trainer of Maplewood. P. E. I.

Miro; issue"... mo. Ron- ald MoKemia. front an attack of pneumonia.

- I f6 0 I‘. . "f. $322K‘ 2.”.““§£“' ‘ti. zncallaghan. While regretting Mr Callaghan‘: retirement, the or Mr. Williams wish hit-n success in his new undertaking.

g whilst pa-rty and dance was held on Wedrlesda last the

home . Hoyt-he- Flfteen tables were in play and the prises were wm by

ntander ofthe evening was spent in danclne.

This community was 600i!!! sad- cloned on Tuesday. January lath. 1o loam of th Henry Williams at the age of seventy-four years at. her home in

Bmsdale- are was a woman sterling qualities of mind and heart. ever ready to anyone

in ‘need. and many there are who will recall some kindness or favor received from this highly respected woman. She leaves to mourn her husband four sons. Hugh and David of Irlmsdale. Idlll‘ Alberion and ant-l of New York‘ ‘Ill-lo funeral. one or the largest ever seen in this community. was held in Elmsdale United Church. the servlce- behw eondticted by Rev. Ian MacDonald.

E, econcmlsts of the Agriculture De-

epasstngofMi-athe

partment Consumer settlon about |tho best method of cooking quick frozen vegetables. They have sugg- ‘ested the follovrng do‘s and don'ts 'on the subject: v

QUICK FROZEN. vegetables are cooked the same way as fresh vegetables, but for a chcrter time. In order to retain as much of the vitamhi content as possible quick frozen vegetables should be cock while still frozen, with the one ex- ception of corn. This should always be thawed ahead of time. otherwise the kernels would be overcooked be-

ts 0t.

a tight-fitting cover and 0:117, a small amount of water. This sllould be boiling briskly before the tegetables are added, and should be brought balck to the boll as quickly u poss-

e.

A; soon as ‘the frozen mass is partly thawed. separate n-ith a fork.

ing.

CALCIUM I5 one of the minerals most likely to be deficient in every-

day diets. says Dr. L B. P: of the Pensions and National Health Department Nutrition service

Milk is one of the commonest sour- ces of calciun and it is important. to make sure that its calcium is not lost in the cooking. In nlalling cream soups and cocoa- -tc take examples where a quantity of m'lk ls used the liquid should ‘ne stirred occasion- ally while heating. Thls prevents a film of milk from coating the sides of the pot». and :1 “skln" from form- ing on top. Often a good deal of eslcliun goes down the drain with the film o! milk on the inside of the

pan.

‘rite last drop of milk should bc squeezed out of tin- botzle. mo. The easiest way to do this is to pour a little water into the bOllitL. swish it round. . .and use it for cream soups, sauces and puddings.

COLOR. NOTE: An apple a day keeps the doctor away and several rosy-checked apples m; only do that but also brighten up the fami- l-.-, dinner. says Nutrition Services. In fruit cup or salad. unpeeled apples have a decorative contribut- ion to make. and .i nutritive one too, when the precious el-"liltnts lust ,bencai.h their skins al'e"not lost ,with thr- noel. Cut red apples into wedge-shaped nieces and salve them with pickles and green onions as a

at wit,

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IAJ‘. DONATION - The Royal Trust Company has received. irum the R..A.F. Station. Charlottetown. a.l'l ranks. _a donation oi‘ l6tl-‘l4 to the Queens Canadian mind.

SHORT COURSES -- It is under. stood that the short courses now under way in Charlottetown ilildcr auspices of the Provincial Depart- ment of Agriculture have been ex- tended for another week.

‘sacriolv MEETINGS of the Registered Nurses’ Association will be held at 5t. James schoolrocm on Monday, Feb. '7. at 4:30 p.m., followed by a supper meeting when Dr, Keeping will be the guest speaker. General meeting will fol- low for which an interesting pro- gram will be prepared. 2-5-2i

RECEIVED CERTIFICATE At a I-Iolstein-Freslen Associa- tion convention in Toronto last week Premier J. Walter Jones wag presented with a certificate in recognition of the production of his cow Abcgweit Lorna Regina, which achieved a record for all Canada by giving 7-12 lbs. of fat in a teir-months period.

BED CROSS annual meeting. Charlottetown Hotel. Friday, Feb ll. 8 P, M 2-7-31

ENJOYABLE ‘ING SONG —

very pleasant a terlroon was spoilt yesterday by members of the three armed forces at a sing song in the

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The Msssoy-llsrria Combines flivs Fine Performance

The Massey-Harris Combines of i944 gave their 150th perform- ance at Beach Grove Inn Friday evening for the entertainment of officers and nrerl of Canada's Ac- tive Army. member; of Reserve Anny and Navy.