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GLEN VALLEY W. I.

The January uiestuig of the Olen Valley women's "A held at the homo of Mrs. J. n on Wednesday evening.

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The regular monthly meeting will be lteld on WEDNESDAY, FEB. 2nd. — 8 P.M. are requested to be present. Important business.

Institute

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of [pron seconded the motion.

It. was d 1t was d id the? . cc l0 Red Cross Office iosdssw? “me mo ‘and ya.-ii_ titat ills. m. m crs could

110 Red l MLWPR» I: was decided to

get d)": mateiigitals » s A. Blondon tnvttgg the l! l0 ‘is! home f r the Fob- l Q to Mil.

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llilSll SOCIETY

All members

ALEX LAFFERTY. Secretary

pretty gilt. The hostess thcn serv-

ed a dainty lunch aaaifitod by her

ggighter, and Mrs. sterling Mac- n.

PLEASANT CIRCLE INSTITUTE

The January meeting of Pleas- ant. Circle Institute, Albany, held at the home ot Mrs. George Mc- Kay. The meeting opened by the singing of tiie ode and all repeat- ing the creed. The roll call was answered by “A School improve- ment" seven member; being pie- sent. The ‘minutes of ‘nst meeting were read and approved A bill oi 45 cent-s was paid ior a new hmcm for the school. Mira. J. McKay, moved that an add b9 in- ‘seried in tiic paper for a used sewing machine Mrs. lorne Osm- $0.5 was paid Mrs. Earl r to was decided to meet on the 20th.. at Mrs. Geo) Melina, to inaks t-wo quilts for the Bed Cross. The next meeting in be held at the home of the See's’. '1'".- members to gather in alie aftemoon to make two more quilts. and the meeting to be held, in the evening. The roll call to be answered by "The Funniest Valentine I ever saw". Mrs. Earl Bouiier sad Mrs. Ur- ville ‘large to bring the dessert McKay's and Mrs. Lorne Cameron and Mn". l-imer Gamble to Mrs Walker's. am. Im-ne Cameron andJsi-s. Arthur Mae- Kay were appointed 0'1 the school comn-ittse. and ma. Earl B0111!!!’ and Mrs. Geo. McKay cn the sick committee Treats had been sent to two sick members to: which 30 cents was paid. The program for the month was then carried out. patches on the apron were and found to contain 8d. The apron was then don- ated to the one having the most valuable patch it bum? W00 the secy. Collection amounted to as cents. Lunch was served by thc hostess assisted by Mu Gamble and the ' was bwulht to

a close by the National Ant-item

' COMMUNICATION EXFENBIVI

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any: tho Islanders over the: all in first clan condition 800d spirits. Ono message they all amt to their friend; and well

are was: “Bend us more biscuit“. lend them month‘

LAID 1'0 asst -- The funeral oi Mrs. Annla Doucstts was held Baburda

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l’! Edward Street to st.

Basilica where High

Mass was celebrated by Bey. Louis Dougan. who also conducted ser- vice at the grave. The allbear- era were Messrs. H. i), M er. Pet.- B!‘ MMDOH!» Wallace Swan.

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William Murphy, J. J.

RECEIVED PROMOTION - Mator J .A. MacKenzie. ll Grafton Street, City. has received word t his Ion Ian Mackenzie JMGTVOCT

to Pilot Officer in the

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woundcge at ‘V2213: Ridge, a r

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last iew months as

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enlistment. can be arranged

ISLAND MEN KIILED — The Armv casualty list released

psrtment of National Defence list-s two Island men as ldllcd in action. Both were members oi the Nova Scotia and Prince lid- They are Pte. Kevin Joseph Dsloris whose next of kin is listed as hi; moth- er. Mrs. Catherine Dsloris oi Newport, and Pte. Timothy Elmer Gilli: whose next of kin is listed as his mother, Mrs. Nellie Gillie.

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POLICE COURT - Blx appeared in yesterday's

Court. For unlawful possession oi spirits against the Excise Act. one person was final 8300 and costs. or 3 months in Jail. A sec- ond, ior being drunk and incap- able received 60 days suspended sentence. Charged with wife bsltln a third received 30 days’ suspended sentence. On a charge

asked to report in one month. Chane: with receiving gasoline for an automobile otherwise than in the tank oi the vehicle, the ilith person was fined 05.00 and costs, or 10 days. while the sixth person. charged with dispensing

than to the tank oi’ the car, also received $5.00 and costs. or l0 days.

MT. HERBERT Y. P. UFThe regular meeting oi the Mt. Herb- ert Y. P. U. was held at. the Pro- testant Orghanage. Tuesday Janu- ary 25th. t e Devotional uerlod was opened by singing. "The Oild Rus- gued Cross. misseil uharson read

e evening Sci-two's ssscn. hiicah d (1-5). and slllh (1-4) was

road by Erwin Jenk us, Russell uharwn read a. -

Erw Jenkins than led in The Devotional period closed by ing. “Stand. iUP- -

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Do You Want?” followed with l0 m . Minutes of the rcvious meeting were read and a opted. A petition to be presented at the anmlai church meeting 00 ' the uQc oi the Duplex cnvswncs. was that

up and signed by the mem- Recrcatlcn followed action

lbs “present ‘ “tnh ‘Iiigkmectlnl gliocod with “Auld 1AM mm."

.Mu . mm singing of ROTARY LUNCBION — An interesting talk on some oi his experiences as a chaplain was Rotary l con yum- st Rev. H. W. Guinness, ILA)‘. It was an- nounced that the Rotary auctions ~held in December had netted a total of 04,200.01. All but 0100 crip- usual

oi it will be devoted to thd pied children‘; work. The $100 ch us was paid to tho Chariot. wn lice Dispensary. isummmids itotariaoa contribut- ‘ “.120 to the total. and the ‘Tgtltggv? ‘iTrl-‘Mdfliu through itheir annual o auction. Guam resent. were Arthur J. Duii, of T-lallf llacfliltt. Sidney abatar .

T. Green. J. A. W Ronald Noble can In. a, hon-w

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Nflvnfit llgglNG AGAIN —— Riec or e Royal Canad- ian Navy, tightly restricted for the lnwfelillillt "ilk been thrown 99mm?“ -

riotte" said yester- . en now can be taken in al- 14"!- most any trades classification" said m!" Lleut. P. Geilstly, Recruiting 01- Bitt- J. H- Hello“-

ber of quotas to be filled and immediate

ior publication yesterday by the De-|

‘safe arrival oi her brother. F.

' his recent illness.

Holy Redeemer Hall . ‘I'D-NIGHT

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IIGULAI. MONTHLY meet-

ing Catholic Women's League will

b! held in their hall this evening. February l. at l o'clock.

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REMAINS ARRIVE - The re-

Rattray arrived

the Mcuan Punsral Home where the funeral will be held tomorrow

(Wednesday). service starting at 2 o'clock. Interment Sherwood cemetery.

FUNERAL WEDNESDAY — The remains of the late Mn. John Maohrlane, whose death occurred in Dorchcster. Mass. arrived the city inst. evening, and were ‘conveyed to‘ hc-r late residence. 3i Grafton Street. irom where the will take lace Wednesday at 8:46 8t. Dunstan’: thence to the Roman

l funeral ' mcrnins

GYIO CLUB — The regular muting of the local Gyro Club was held at The Charlottetown. on the evening of Jan. 31. There was a large attendance. The guest a cakor wsa Lt-Coirunandcr C rlca MacKenaie. R.C.N.V.i=t. who gave a most instructive and on "Submarine Plans for the tor Dance totleale held at the

on ry were discussed. The chair-

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mliiionatod in new and improved strains cl

Gyro

All! VIGIIIITY

‘Io w vlgotub acqllllt um wit]; o Alwayl ‘Isndorllct thovarlotywhichwllmhaaamckggaanow boots right an winter) we nuke out. Jam," a I l OIIBI. solid to cover coat of packing and mailing with n tilde "M slililmz away slid mom flu a package oi this beet seed together with II 5 i“ Wm" “mihei- wit“ can is lot a! those beats rown by us Int. moon. III- ‘ 5° -°‘“°h “"37" simflilm~ 1i"? cl ‘ la a copaéfmollr catalogue with description: of sleigliing i-s Boon and the laimcrs Hybrid lwoot Bount Tomato. Hutchinson Carrot, Ire Iii busy huuiinv wood and lariyfnolbw a tho low PM’ “Pun, u:‘“b a was; 8min: it- sawed. m“ c,“ ,, .___.. plants. land now to- V ‘pfigamlllolet. Basiett. ‘ Paar-zillion, C 813i. G9 ‘b. BT- :25. lvllri Ego rgrsingchii Bedssgtt. _ _ any re o" ,r """_‘” , learn that biijreBasseeti al.'i."i§...'§ i" suffering from com llctitiohs fol- '_— llowing an attack o ilu.

LADIES! Mrs. William ltdlms is spending

PROGRESSIVE i lzzexpsllexlagsaont- visit with friends in CONSERVATIVE M: w“ “it: h t d 2y . n A u y as re ume ' ASSOCIATION home after si-tcndng some time in Bolton with his brother William, . g5‘ ilmletlil wawvisly ‘ill it his e re su er ng icm a, par- —5T— i st . n "v" cum i c m“ t Mir and Mrs. Leslie Coulson

TUES., FEB. 8th Dancing 9.30 - 1 Admission 50c

- are receiving congratulations on

. the arrival of a baby sirl Vb their ‘.- home in Bea View on Sunday, Jan- uary 16th.

m. William Pickering has re-

“Y” Secretary

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a ned as World Bervicq Secretary o the National Council.

Now a1 m, Bruce firs: became interest“; in the Y.M.C.A. when at 24 he was wounded and captur- ed by the Boers. A: the end of the Boer war he returned to the University of Toronto. Itlld-lcd theology and wus ordained W m! Methodist Church.

Hi5 first "Y” work war. done in New Westzninsiei- 3.0. from i904 to 190d while minister of 6th Ave. Church. The five years after that were spent. as -&nerai Secretary in Victoria where he Was 151891? responsible for the butlrliiag of the Y.M.C A. building now ir. use a! money 1mm many mensd

China was Dr. Brae-is next post Spring Valley. Mr. Silllker on be. and one that he held for 25 years. half oi hi5 bride aim himself During the last war ht- helped ihe thanked all friends for tltciv; kind- British government, recruit 100.000!riess and lovely gifts. All then Chinese to dig ditches and lay|joined in singing For They Aye wire in Franco and with the rank Jolly Good Fellows. Thf remaind- oi Captain helped supervise the er of the evening was must en- work. ioysbly spent in dancing Music:

Tie is a personal friend. of boih for this occasion was fuinished by Generalissimo and MadsrneChiai-ig Messr Holmes. Durant and Tupliii. Kai-Shel: and icmeniberr. well the day when a flu-TC written by Ma- dame Chianti reached his desk asking. i! she might use the “Y" build g in Cheng-tu as headquart- ers for her New Life Movement. He sat down with her and helped draft the first plans.

Fbr makins six trio. into Tibet. Dr. Brace was given a fellowship by the Royal Oecgrafiiic society. Ilia translation of Chinese proverbs has enjoyed wide clrcultliion, Leg injuries received first in the Boer war then" aggravated while moon. 98in climbing forced ~11: return to Canada seven years aim. since then as World Service secretary, he

Tuesday evening. January lath. when a number oi friends gather- ed to tender a shower i0 Mr. and Mrs. William Silliker. me Miss Bernice Mountain of Spring Valley When the guests had all arrived. 2M1‘. Geome Campbell was naked to preside and the young couple were EBCOTl-Bd to seats oi nr-ncr on the Platform. The many parcels were °l>¢ned by Mrs. ‘Reginald Mountain and Jean Wooilsice and the accom- DEYIWIIE names and good wishes were read bv Mrs. 1'"ed Profit: While Ruby Giiselry arranged them on the table. The ynimg couple were also presented with a purse

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Dr. McBride was a iecent. visitor to Sea View or: professional duties. A number in this community have been Tfifld asin: suffering irom an attack of flit and bad colds

Friends are sorry to Jearn that Mr. Georga Cousins who is a patient in the Provincial Sonat- orium at Charlottetown, nas not: been so well recently and his con- dition is causing his friends great anxiety.

The W.M S??? DJllllEy anc Sea View met at the iiime oi Mrs.

for the evening was Staff-

TILEPIIONE CABLE DAMAG’ ED - The telephone cable between IWood Islands. on the south shore oi this Province and Caribou on i-tha Nova Bootia mainland has been damaged by drift ice. Flor the thawing-nit?’ tzhethrmtill- lTtlddtgfi-l p one a c m n go via Borden and Tormentine. Almost ovary winter drift ice ilfl““m°.l..i”i.l°°“i= ‘§"€°‘..‘.i2 Jimtifi I 01' . . strait and damages the cable when it, approaches the shore. The bottom at Borden and Tor- rnontine is more satisfactory.

Personals

Mrs. J. A. Macdonald. Cardigan is in the city.

Miss Elizabeth Field, Stellarton N.B., arrived here last night.

Mrs. W. Hunter. Moncton. is in

ii oi , th t ih mother, TWA. Crgigfug. (greet-meld AVE-

The manv fi-iqnds of Vernon

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a o tion at. the City blond

(Patriot ploasefovy.)

LAC. Homer Proveneher. R. C.A.

F. leaves this mornind for Munc-

_ mung ent a few days with his wife and aimily-

Mra. James Davey of 58 Brighton Ave., has received word oi tiara

Doircn overseas

. Less McCorville, Freetown. returned home yesterday afternoon aim: spending s pleasant week-end in Charlottetown-

o ‘tho friends fmzvorncn

. ewton. are t0 that he is recovering from

um Catherine Mntflfnald- R- N~ loft la y morning foi- Montreal where ahI will hi“ a Pout-Gradu- ats oourlo at the Royal Victoria Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur stewcrt of Sea View were visitors to Ii-eetown on Sunday the guests oi Mr. and Mrs. Starling Andrews.

i- | Gunner Floyd Campbell who has] been oversee; nines 1940. arrive home Wednesday on leave to his parents. Mr. James

mot. moiand- He is a bro- of Ira. sterling Andrews of

Gardner oi Charlottetown. Gor-

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tal. '

.., Chinese Eliminate

has travelled extensively in Can-

eda and the Utiited States. ‘

I Mr. Hartley F-z-wler succeeds Dr. a

Colin Donald on Saturday evening ior their January meeting Presid- ent. was in charge of meeting and RBVB the call to worsliiyi and open- ed the meeting by singing hymn. O GOd Of Bcihcl. As lhts was the New Year's meeting the de- votional part was cemret‘ on the thoughts of the New ‘fear. Scri t- ure reading was the 34th Psa n. read in uiiisizu, lolioiwd by prayer by Mrs. Jannes Hickey. 1n '~he absence oi the secretary. Mrs. Arthur McKay iicten as secretary and six member.- answered to roll call with appropriate icrses on the topic. The members were also pleased to welcomed vii-Zine. Mrs. Frank McKay than took charge of the program from trite Mlssionarv Monthly. The Bible For All Oi’ Life and also read a beautiful paper prepared by Mrs H L Donald on this topic, w ch was most. interesting and l ul and contained mutli loci i thought of the responsibility of parents 0nd teachers Mrs. McKay then led in pravm- tor the youth of Canada. The Secretory read the minutes oi las‘, meeting and gave the financial statement which was most satisfactory as the allocation had been met and se a1 dollars QXTTR had bD-"J raise: A icttcr of thanks irom Miss Rat: of the United Church Mission iu Sydney was read acknowledging Christmas box sent containing a quilt and many other arueles of uni-m cloth-

rues.

_ Few officials in 0.1.1 Canadian Y.M.C.A. have had a broader ex- perience in world affairs than Mr. {Fdwler- As secretary to Sherwood vEddy he circled the globe with gr, Eddy and Dr Jchn R llfiott thirty years ago, During gm emy years of the Great War he lemained in ggiga and late" in India with or.

In 1914 Ml‘. Fourier wag appoint- ed secretary at‘ the international (Ctiimlttee Cf thc "Y" m 1nd“; and remained at that nos: uiiti- his "A

rn to Canada five yrnvs later. "c was "Y" sezreiarv lr Gait from that time lint/l 1926 Wnen he was Mmcd execwivu secrcfari- to one of the Detroit branches o.‘ the Y, M-CA Last fall he wen‘. tc Mexico to study the agricultural wot-k being carried ullt among‘ the pea-

sants by Dr. II-iich pt rue-t...

encouragement and tnvuv challenge to 1i.‘ to strive to make

i944 the banner year. The for- ing aniouiik-d to 86.1.1 tad was dedicated by .111 Slliilli‘ the Tinxo- log)’ Thr- l-iiznah benediction brought the mwvtirttr to a “is” A delirious lunch was siwxri 1W tlie ii bv Mrs.

toss. ass sted

MISS M. BREZENSKI who has been appointed Gilli!!! stewardess. Atlantic Division, Trans-Canada Air Lines, at Monc- ton. N. B. succeeding Miss D Murphy. Miss Brezenski. who is n Registered Nurse, is a graduate oi the Ottawa Civic Hospital nui-sinc school. She joined the scrvicc of the 10A as a stewardess in Dec- ccnber 1941.