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NEW YEAR'S MEBSAGE_.5( _ 233% Rodd. a: Bishop stat-it‘, i1" parable on Saturday from ,1 fin k . Keith Rodd announc. g lg?” sa a arrival in the Middle i __.

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l REPORTED wovlyprzn _ M.., =G°°T8e Arsenault of Village Green llhls received word from the Min. ister of National Defence that her ‘m- FPY- John Henry Dunn. was ‘wounded in Italy. Tpf, Dunn went overseas in .041. He has a brother-

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MATINEE TODAY AT 3:15 P.M.

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v “"_ Eb N FIREMEN CALLED-Th; firemen tcvlerek called to the ruins or ma“); ar es warehouse yesterday morn- ing at two oclock to extinguish a , stubborn blaze in some bails of “'3!!! mday eyenilllz. December 3.7g,‘ “we? tglgdwaggil; lmwlldaslos - . a arge itumtler - use was es- friends from Clyde River met at! "W" 1W Thursday night. the home of Mr. ilnd Mrs. Walter| i Boyle to honor them on the eve of, AT 5T- PAUUS — All esnsclnlly their departure to take up residence lhllse congregation attended tne in rnrwali. Ml‘. likiward Mac-lcelebratlon of Holy Comm * at was the genial chairman tori-sh Paul's Church on New Year's the occasion. Mia. J. Hober Mac-; Eve. the service beginning at 11,30, Phail . Hugh J. MacLean es-' a-rge number of young people norted Mr. and Mrs. Boyle to the were present including manly mem- llViIili-rbom where a colnolllncnt- hers of the R C A.F. and R.A.F. mentarv address was read by M“ The pastor. the ltev. J.'I‘. Ibbott gggrge I . ixortli lThe presenta- aigéisigemg lzhbrief but ingpiring ad- subsan a o e proper o ervanc o on behvavlf of t the new year. c 1

Mr. Kenison MacKihncrtl —— th Mr. and lvtrs. Boyle made, HOLY HOUR - The chum}; qf fitting replies. thanking the Clyde~the Holy Redeemer held a Holy River folk. not only for their kind-l Hour on New Year's Eye which ness at this time but ulso for the was largely attended. Sup lication "@5595 "cell/Ell dl-lrilcllilwaa made to God for H bless- fi irlg oh the country and the Arm-

They also extended a hearty sq o... g

“M” lo - . ces or the year 1046. Th

mm tmn gouonfio and all to vis Te Deum w“ sung

were

nced and the remainder of the

eninll was spent very pleasantly conversation and games. Toward

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1n lthe following morning were cele-

Of ma“ of

weekend with It

Halli

miscioned Telegraphist. R. Hal

misslnned Supply Officer, R. C. N Clementsport, NB

Matron. R. C. N.

P. 0.. Writer, R.C.N.V.R.. mout

RCNR, Canso, N.S.

Artificer Fourth Class. Herring Cove, N.S. |

Mentioned in Despatchea-Ofticers: Commander, RCNR.. Halifax.

tenant Commander. RCNVR. Hall- fax and Montreal. a

Mlrtin. The Rev. Father Basil

Campbell. R.C.N.. (Tamra). Halifax. Willie, the Rev. Charles de-

Wolfe, RON. (Tempo Halifax.

McMaster, Sllmiiel, Commander (E) R-C-N.. Halifax.

JOhMtOIiG. Jciln H. L.. Electri- cal Commander. M.B.E., lwllvse, ax Silvertz. Ben Gestur. Lieut. com. RCNR. Halifax and Victoria.

To be Additional Members of the Military Division of thc Most Ex- cellent Order of the British Ern- re:

Carroll. Mr. Douglas Victor, Com- C.

Percy James. Conl-

ifax. " Sands, Mr.

Assooiatss Royal Red Cross Beck. Miss Shirley MacKirltosh. . Halifax. Empire Medal (Military Division); ' i

British

Kempton.

THE UHAKLUVIEIUWN GUARDIAN

' Companions of the Mostqf-ljgrlltlutlg v ;Order of the British Empire: 2d and l4 other ranks are l Four officers are

l5 officers and men of tha Associates of the Royal Red Cross; New Year's Honours List. Eiguty- other ranks are commended for Non-Operational. ‘Companion Of The Most Honour- To be Additional Officers of the Rel-tillers. Msior General Haif- ronto. Ont.

Quebec. Que.

Anglln. Brigadier Gerald Gard- OELElBIIIIE, Brig. James Arthur. ier. Canadian Army, Halifax. N.S. Lo John Robertson Stephenson, Canadian Army. Bar- bell, Canadian Army. Montreal. lArmy. Ottawa, Ont.

Egutherford, Brig. Thomas John

Dan" soTlopp. Brig. Charles Beresford.

' Canadian Army. arl Three officers are able Order of the Bath; l3 officers are appointed Commanders of the a pointed Officers of the Or- the British Empire; and 43 appointed Men-there of the Order lo the British Empire. l t a a n UITAWA: Noval Service Head- Members of the Royal RelliROCrois quarters released today the names while eight more are appointed Royal Canadian Navy who are be- 32 other ranks are awarded the lug recognized in His Majesty's British Empire Modal and two nine of the awards have been made brave conduct. for Operational services; so for A partial list follows: able Order of the Bath NON-OPERATIONAL Murchle. Major General (A.-l..t.- MARITIME PBOVINCES liienerai) John Carl. 0.3.3., Can- adian Army. Ottawa, Ont. Military Division of the Moat Ex- dan Benton Harboe, C.M.G., D. S. oallaollt Order 0f the British Em- 0-. MU" Cimfldlfln Army. To- z i Renaud. Major General Ernest James, C.B.E., Canadian Army. Commander of the Order of the British Empire lner. M.C., ED. Canadian Army. Rothaay, N.B. M.C.. Canadian Army, Montreal. Elton... Brig. Harold John Buck- Lott. Brig. Frank Melville. Can- adian Army, ‘Toronto, Ont. O M.C.. V.D.. Van- Macklin, "s... Wilfred Harold rle. Ont. Meakins. Brig. Jonalitan Camp- Que. and Ottawa. Ont. Orde. Brig. Reginald. Canadian Rae, Brig. Cecil Alexander. E. D., Canadian Army, Toronto. Uni. Frederick finest. C. “i $323M“ Arm)“ Ow” i" "-5- :DSO MC Canadia A o: Horton. Lloyd Frederick. C-E.RA.. w“ "on- '- ‘l ""- '

Wodd. Brig. William Basil, n. s. RCNVR, ; Tarolllfig" 013:1), Canadian Army.

Henderson, Col. (A.-Brig.) Roh- r lert James. Canadian Army, 'l":>-, .l'onto. Ont. l MARITIME PROVINCES l Officer Of The Order Of The

British Empire

Flomington. Honourary Colonel lWllliam Thomas Ross. 4'7, Canadian Chaplain Services. Sackyillc, NB. Hart, Colonel James Gilbert, E. D., 47. Royal Canadian Artillery. St. John N

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Baldwin, Arthur Keltig. A-Radio

OPERATIONAL AWARDS: MARITIME PROVINCES

Hall, George Stanley. Acting‘

Maxwell. Harries Stirling. Lieu-

Mrs. Boyle sslsired rt D.

50 d J MacPhail. Then thc Lzathering dis- persed after singing the King andl wish g Mr. and Mrs. Boyle the‘: best of everything in the years to

come. Following is the Address: Dear Hlendsz-We. your neigh-

have gathered here this cvcnine to visit you for the last time before you go from our midst. to dwell I a. neighboring district. At this tlmel we would like to convey to you. s idea. of the street respect and‘. est we have for you both and to‘ tell you also how much we regret your departure. your gol ,

bers who have cilloyed V0111‘ excel- lent hospitality have gone away ened in body and refreshed d dren and . led to visit you who have always understood their interest and who have the happy faculty of ever remaining young at heart. But even when we shall miss you from the home and, community. wherc you have spent= your married life. we remember . to less trying activi- ties is for your good and come as it fitting reward after many years of faithful and untiring work. We now ask you to accept this purse of, money as a small token of our ap- preciation. May the happiness and‘ prosperity you have had in Clyde River go with you and may a kind-l lv Providence grant vou both good health to eniov life together in] your Cornwall home for many years to com

Signed on River community.

JOHN A. MURRAY. IIENISON MMKINNON.

JAP BASE BOMMED

HONOLULU. Jan. l-(AP)~Iwo Jima, Japanese island base on tile road to‘ Tokyo. was hammered Saturday by Pacific strategic air force heavy bombers in their 24m consecutive daily strike against that volcano island. United Stairs Pacific Fleet Headquarters report- ~ed today.

This ArmY

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lbnidnight a dainty lunch was served‘ blgiéeg by the RW- G- M- CTOWKy.

bor and friends from Clyde River P

° Shite the stormy afternoon, a large

ebehalf of the Clyde,‘

GENEROUS ACTION - That there are still those who demon-

Pringle. Roderick John Cornell.‘ Lieut. Cdr. RCNVR. Halifax. 1 Kaiser. George Murray. A-Lieut. Cdlz. RCNR. Bridgewater. N.S.

Harding. John. A-Lieut.

strate in a practical way their be- lief in the principle of man's hu- manlty to man, was shown last.‘ shl-llfdfl-y K118i"; when an RCA!‘ pilot officer from Three Rivers, Q. but now stationed in Char

lottetown, dropped into the Police

IStation and inquired if there were C.P.O.. RON. HHlifFlX

any needy families to whom he could be of assistance. Accom- panied by a police officer, the R.C.A.1~". pilot went out and pur- c a generous supply of gro- ceries which they took to a needy family in the east end of the city.

number of children together with a number of ladies were present. The president. Mary Morrison, presided while an interesting m“- gram was carried out. consisting of Glristmas recitations, songs. and exercises. The lesson was taught by the Supt, Mrs. D. J. Morrison. Following the program the president treated the children

fruit and nuts from a prettily decorated Christmas tree. were also a rlumbe

ted to the members, who had had perfect attendance through the year. A special feature of the meeting was the opening of the Mission Band apron. with its num- erous patches. The coins were counted by Mrs. J. J. Todd and Miss Isabel MacKay, with the re. sult that seven dollars was added to the funds. the conclusion of this part of the gram, all enjoyed dainty refres ents and social hour was enjoyed. Mrs. P. B. Murray on behalf of the vis- itors thanked the superintendent. Mrs. Morrison. Mrs. Hugh MscKay and Miss Isabel MacKay. who as- sisted. for making the afternoon such a pleasant one for both the children and the visitors present.

Personals

Master Carol Pineau of the Col- lc c of Montreal. is spending his C ristmos holidays with his par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pineau, Hope River.

Leading Aircraftsmen P. Pir- reil. and P. C. Bennett. R.C.A.F.. Charlottetown, spent their Christ- mas holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Roy 'I‘uplin. Burlington.

Miss flpher at the Sa Jottetown. spent. her Christmas holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Boy 'I‘uplln in Burlington.

Dorothy Cousins. stenog- nitorlum. Char-

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Ship us your CHICKENS and FOWL Live or Dressed Express Collect Highest Prices Paid

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RCNR, Halifax. N.S. Sylvester, Roy Howard. Lieut, RCNVR. Charlottetown, P.E.I.

Mentioned in Despatohes-Jtatings Peters. Herbert Thomas James.

Palmer. Harold. C.P.0.. RCNILI Conway. PEI. Davey. John Henry. PO». RCN VR. Charlottetown. - J- MacKenzie. Ian Daniel. E.R..A. ‘Third Class. RON. Halifax. Skavn, Freddy Oye Friberg. A- P.O.. RCNVR. Little River. Saint John. NB. Henley. Daniel James. Ldg. Sup- ply Assistant, RCNVR, Saint Joiln, N

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Adams. John Sylvester. A-lxlg. Cook (Si. RCNR. Cape Breton. Zellnsky. Fred. Cook (S). ECN VR, Reserve Mines. Cape BT6- ton, N.S.

NEW YEAR'S HONORS‘ LIST

To Be Additional Companions 0f

The Most Ilonourable Order Of The Bath

1GB.) De Nlvervilie. Joseph Lionel El- phége Albert. A.-V.-M.. C50. Air Member for Training. AFJ-LQ. 0t-

wa. Perrier, Alan. APV-M- Oil. Al! Member for Aeronautical Engin- AJKHQ». Ottawa. Nairn. Kenneth Gordon. A.-V.- M.. C585. Air Member for Accounts and Finance. IMF-HQ” Oil-Evil

To Be Additional Commanders Of The Most Excellent Order 0f The British Empire

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Aclelard. A.~V.-M.. C621. No. 3 Training Command.

eilfl‘... H n Lester AC clef. AssistantugCl/iief of Em All Staff, A.F.I'I.Q-. old-EWI-

Jamcs, Arthur Lorrie. A.-C.. C85. Director of Repair and Mainten- rtme, AiFI-LQ" Washington. D. C. U. S. .

Middleton. Elwood Eldfward. A.-C.. C81, Director of Personnel, RCAF Headquarters Overseas, Ottawa- Ontario.

Bmith. Douglas McCully, A.-C., C154. Western All‘ COlTllTlfléld Head- quarters Vancouver, B. .

Wait,'Gecrge Enoch. a.-c.. ca. R.C.A.F. War Staff 0011889. T0‘

Raymond.

Cash 3'7. General List. Iand Toronto, On. I Trimble. Major Herbert Harri- ‘son. 4'1, Canadian Infantry Corps, 'Moncton and Woodstock. N.B.

546. General List, Edmundston. N.B.

B. Member 0f The Order Of The British Empire Fortune. Major Edgar Leonard. ‘Glace Bay, N. 5..

Fleming, Capt. lA-Major) Her- bert Noel. 3'1. Royal Canadian Army Service Corps. St. John, l~l.l-l

Therlault. Capt. Martin Maxime,

MacLeod. Lleut. William Luth- er. 64. Royal Canadian Army Ser- vice Corps. Halifax. N. S.

Butterwortli. W.O. 1 John Ben- jamin. F-54601. 44. Canadian In- fantry Corps, Glace Bay, and Syd-

nely‘. N. S. opkinson, W.O.l Edward Dun- can, F-2l252, 5'1. Royal Canad- ian Artillery. Halifax, N. s. MacInnis. W.O. li James Bern- and, F-10l03. 28, Royal Canad- ian Artillery. Sydney. N. S. Member Of The Royal Red Cross King. Captain (AJMBIOI, Prin- cipal Matron) Rose Lillian, Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps River Philip. N. S. Associate Of The Royal Red

Cross Pride, Lieut. (Nursing Sister), Mildred Rose. Royal Canadin. Army Medical Corps. Sydney, N5 Wright. Lieut. (Dietlcian) Ellen Elizabeth Stanley, Royal Canadian Medical Corps. Wolfville, N. 5.. and Port Hope. Ont. British Empire Medal Lovelace. S.-Sgt.. rA.-WO. ill Harry Leonard. 26. Royal Canad- ian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers. St. Stephen. N. B. Arseneau. Sgt. Arthur Joseph. 26. Canadian Infantry Corps. Springhlll. N. S. Roy. Cpl. (PL-Sgt) Pius Joseph 45, Canadian Armoured Corps Legere Corner, N. B.

iiuto Stand Competition

OSHAWA. Dec. 29-An architec- tural competition for the design of automobile dealers’ places of busi- ness ln which. $55,000 in prizes will be awarded by General Motors has Just been announced. Entries from Canadian sources will be eligible.

The competition was decided on by General Motors after many

ronto. MARITIME PROVINCES

Most Excellent Order Of The British Empire (M .11

wsolooc. A.1='.H-Q.. Mr. and Mrs.

W. Trevors

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Bartlett. Florence Beatrice. Cpl.. W301009. N0. 0 S.F.T.S. Mrs. Perkins (sister-in-law) 142 l! toria Sh, St. John, N. B

Mentioned In Dcspntches Armstrong. Robert Ludlam. iii-L. JHSM, No. i? B. dz G. School. Mrs. R. l... Armstrong (wife) 142 Wood-

stock Road, Fredericton. N. B.

OTTAWA. Dec. 3.1 - The an- nual New Year's list of award nf honours to officers

Prompt Returns

EASTERN PACKING ($0., Souris

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Holy Redeemer Hall I'D-NIGHT

8.30

Qfllll are tho fill I prevailing at

The

than Blnaoa In the city. Freesout‘

For Ohlflllbll PIIIM

and other ranks of the Canadian Army is .announced by N

iI-leadquarters today. \ His Majest the King. on th' occasion of he New Year. half graciously approved the award r 46 ho to members of tr.

To Be Additional Members Of The, present buildings or building new

.3 . Lewis. Alexander. c-c. cs2, No.‘ (312.5. Mrs. A. Lewis (wife) 13! Allylb 5716B‘. 5ilm-mifsldfi. PE-T-linto account the complexities of Trevors. 319M101’ Dorothy. 38¢» an automobile dealer's business.

(parents) Douglas- ;

ational Defence

dealers had indicated their 110st- ‘war plans included enlarging thc;r

places of business. The purpose of tile competition is to acquaint. architects and builders with the dealers‘ problems. in order lint future building plans will takc

A total cf 60 prizes is being ol- fcred. Five prizes of $5.000 each will be awarded for first lace in

TIIE KIRK‘ PULPIT

Preaching on Sunday morning .tilc Minister, the Rey. '1‘.H. Busseil Somcrs. said: Today in the flood providence of God we have reached the last day of another year. We have won to it in safety and in se- curity because of a goodness that has never failed us and a mercy that is everlasting. Another spring has come and passed away with its rich promise and its oy of life. Another summer has gone with its lonll days of gladneas; anothcl autumn with its rnellowlng u: beauty. And now we are at the closing of the year. not ignorant oi the mercy which has guarded us: vTOI‘ it is of the Lord's long suffer- ;ing kindness that we are not con- Jsulncd. and because His com- pnssions fail not. That is one reat office of such days. They bi us halt a moment as we Journey. They interrupt the stealthy lapse of time. like the stone flung into the silent stream. On such a day even the lightest mind cannot but think a little of his past, of all he has won and lost. and done and suffered, since the bells rang in the New Year twelve montlls ago. I Now in thc year lust drawing i0 its closc there is many a season you cannot but remember. There _ are experiences of sunshine and shadow that pass before you in vision as I speak. Some of you have been crushed by deep sor- row. Some of you have been filled with a great joy. There is some llour for you in tllcse twclvc months ihtlt is finely and mdc-l libly enrcglstercd. For others thc year has been marked rather by those slow and silent changes. which. In their movement hardly. realized. leave men so strangely altered in tile end. Sucll remem- iirallccs of bygone things you call to the “session of silent thought" today. You remember all the way’ lllat God hath led you to tcst and try you and see what was in your heart. And sure I am that no one can do that without a deepened scnse of the Eternal and a certain wonderment of quiet gratitude for the goodness and mercy of the road behind us.

0nd place; five of $1,000 each for third place. and five of $500 each for fourth place. In addition. there will bc 20 honorable mention av-lards and 20 special awards of £250 each.

The competition is open to filly- one in the United States or Can- ada with the exception of employ- ecs of General Motors. the Archi- tcctllrrll F-‘nrllm or their advfilli" illg agellcic

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UBLIC WORKS AND HIGHWAYS Province of Prince Edward Island

TENDERS FUR LUMBER

SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the undersigned, will be rgeelvqs

at this office until noon on Wednesday. January 10th. 1045, from l-y Blrwfl or Persons wlllinx to supply any of the following list of lumber}

PRINCE (YOUNTY TIGNISHI-

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350 Posts 73% ft. long x 0 ins. at small end.

ALBERTO\"— 15.00 F.H.M. 4 in. Plank. random lengths 50 pcs. 4 in. x 12 in. x 16 ft. long 5,000 F.B.M. 2 in. x 6 in. x 16 ft. long 35° P0!!! 7% It. 10h! X 8 ins. at small end. (3)—-0‘LEARY:- V

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KENSINGTON: 15.000 F.B.M. 4 75 pcs. 4 in. 5.000 F.B.M. ‘l 350 Posts ‘llfi

ALBANY:- 15,000 F.B.M. 4 in. Plank. random lengths ‘l5 pcs. 4 in. x l2 in. x 16 ft. long 5,000 F.1d... . 2 in. x 6 in. x l6 ft. long 350 Posts 7% ft. long x 0 ins. at small all.