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THE CHARDOTTETOWN ‘GUARDIAN

JANUARY 2g. 1944

OUR NEWS BUDGET For OUR SATURDAY SUBSCRIBERS

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MONDAY

ON BUSINESS TRIP - Capt. Carl Burke, manager of Maritime Central Airways here is in Montreal on a business trip. He is expected to return to Charlottetown on Tues-

day.

ICE CONDITIONS IMPROVE- g car ferry Prince Edward Island met with little dif- ' yesterday and freight cars were moved across the strait all day. It was expecred l that the boat would make

The loo breakin ficulty from drift. ice

trips .

eight

FIBEMEN CALLED — The fire-

». men were called out about 7,30 last.

night for a slight llaze in a. dwell- ing on Alloy Street. There was no

damage and the fire

“'35

Oili

when ilicy arrived. Thc alarm was

turned iii

bulb burst into flame.

They "were. Gnr. J J. MacDonald

of Blooming Poln

and Gm‘.

.1. L

Smith o.’ Rocky Point, Bc-Sorc leav- lnz the): rxct-c DTCSCHLCG with cig-

arettes bv ilio Provincial ment through the Carry on Corps.

The prcscntations _ looked after by Mr. Ira M, Brown

Govern- Canada

of the Canadian Legion War Ser-

viccs

Nl-HVLYWHI)‘ YIONORE pawl. nuptial i1lv’7\\'i?l' was Monday. December 28th

110ml‘ of ltfr. mid Mrs. Clark Fall

-ln honor of M1‘. and .vfi

. Judson (nco Blanche Fall.)

room ivas ttistciullv Chrlsfrzvas colors. Tho bride

.-. comtianicri to inc scat of h M‘:‘. W:

.1 Frank Mylar. l inz \FI':.CS. The gifts uci

D. —- A hold on at tho ‘S. Willis

McDon - bv Nirs. x

WBTE

whcn some Christmas decorations around an electric light

airimged on tlic tunn- hr

tliedovely Rift-s and all joined singing For Thoy Are J

...

tniniz - t sancingrgim

All

(U. ma’. piano- retired

homes wisl -(Pat.riot please copy.)

in 9 OX1 J31!

annual mt- rocm, Car: A splendid

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Misses Luciiia McDonald, Florence Shor- ren and Evelyn Mcftuc. Mr. ran on behalf of bride and himself thanked their many friends ffi olly 600d Fellows. later bouncing the groom. A dainty lunch was served by the adios 131d the remainder of the ev- in music ._and eingwftimishec by Allison Myer-gum‘. to eir o the bride and groom many rears of liapov married life.

DISTRICT LODGE INEETLNG- Crapalwl Dlstrtrr, L.O l.. held their

dance marked the t-e-nt. which was characterized by

a spirit of enthusiasm and optimism

on the part of members praent.

wings at Summcrsids, Later he re- turned to Summerside as flying in- structor, and subsequently received his commission at Moncton he- fore going overseas, He was cited m the honours list "for valuable services in the air." The brothers are sons of Mr. and Mrs. Earle C. Johnstone, Fortune Bridge. P. E. I

The annual meeting of Si. Pet- er's Cathedral congregation was held last night in the church hall with a fair attendance. The meet.- lng was opened with prayer by Canon E. M. Malone, followed by the reading of reports which were favourably received.

The following officers were elect- ed for the ensuing year:

Church Wardens: Major T. ll. MacNutt. Messrs GE. Sharron, H L. Pic ard. J. E. Harris, H. L. Sear H. M. impson, Geo. Blnna.

Auditors: A. B. Cosh, Harry Fry.

Delegates to the Synod: Major MncNutt. J. E. Harris.

Enman.

Delegates to Diocesan and Church Society: George Brady, G. E. short-en and R. E. Hyndman.

Cemetery Committee: W. G. h0g8. Capt. RS. Acorn. Stanley Brypiit.

Smut Committee: Geo. Brady,

G E Sharron. H. 1.. Sear.

Guido Committee: Mrs. D. Pat- terson. Mrs. J. E. Harris, Mrs. R. S, Acnrn.

Envelope Clerk.’ Miss Lilly Fair- clougli.

Rcnrz-sntatlvc tn Eastern Chris- tians: Jos. Shnma

The usual vntcs of thanks were

the meeting was closed with the Malone

Lh pr tti 8t. eddlnfl f so: we: in 5g. wohacl Church. Iona. when Rsv- J Cairth.

Mrs. Cove and Andrew

Simon R. C. A. F.. son of

hvnms bride looked iece street

1 ngth ld with fria/fchhixgo

porter;- gom’: Kilt m the iltiful 801d wrist

bridesmaid a gold

ous wedding bre

Stewart enlisted in the North Nova Scotia Highlanders on Jan. l5, 1940 and proceeded overseas on the following July. 1940, He is survived by his wife. formerly Florence Diiii- phy of Kensington and one son and two daughters. namely. Billy, Ma- deline and Jean; and also one sis- ter and two brothers, Mrs. Harrison Yates, 207 King street, Charlotte- town, and James and Wilfred, 29 Edward Street, Charlottetown.

The annual meeting of Boyno (‘range mclnze. No, 614. was held last. night in the Lodge Rooms. Richmond St.

The activities of the past year were discussed and matters of im- portance to the association were al- so considered and dealt with to the satisfaction of all members present.

The officers for the ensuing veai‘ time as follows:

1 Vglrshipful Master. Guthrie Ball- n

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Deputy Master. Joseph Duncan. Secretary, C. Arthur Cudmolro. 'l‘rensin-er. C.T.M. Manson. First Lecturer. A.A. MacCallum- Second Lecturer C.A. Mlacbeod. Marshal. nee Chandler. apialn. George Olive.

The first mectinS of the Trus- tees in the New Year was hcld on Tuesday, January 18th. Mr. W. A, Stewart, Chairman of the Board presided and there was a good re- presentation cf outside points in- cluding Ellerslfe, Sununersfde, Be- clequc and Bonshaw.

Considerable important busin- ess Wfis carefully discussed and plans made for much interior re- tintlng and decorating. The indoor playroom for the children l5 to be completely refitted and work will begin at nnce as prices and plans

McKENNA - noun. - One of

the sea-

. C. Mc- v wilt/ed in the holy bonds of maxrimony lifalrtina. Mc- Konna, eldest daughter of Mr. and Peter McKenna. of Orwell Doyle. Joseph Doyl r v Midland g; e o ernnn ver. -

inc the

ceremony appropriate were rims by t-be choir. The very col‘

watch. 0o the vanity case and to the groomsman a military set. Following the ceremony a sumptu- ast was served at the home of the bride.- Later the bridal party rnotorcd to Charlotte-

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SEND aopv films I03 BUBlAL-The nmllns of the lots es}! Alena: Egeerh-ivea r190... Albion, Michigan,

d tak b0 the Muslim: mlllaanfllweéglllhmFilieli-l notice Mar.

WIQDING ANNIVIQIIGABY - Congrstulations are bsin ed to Mr. and Mrs

that

certificates Auxiiilfl’ butors will

Mr. Andrew M. Arueniiult. as- sistant jailer in Bummorlido, re- ceived a telegram yesterday m- nounc that his non. Pie. Bay-

been killed

IIOEIVIS BAD NIWI — Mn. Prank Murray. Ohnrlottntown. re- ceivnd a telegram last evening containing the sad new: of the death of her sister, Mrs D. J. Kelly at Havel-bill. Mus.

MANY HAPPY RETURN

gratulstions an being = , 9'1

Mi‘. and MIN. John B. Cannot. N

Domheeber Street. who Jaetordo the 52h an

quietly observed 111V‘ ersary of their marriage.

-J0lNB CBAPLAIN SERVICE- TheRav. JNIIEI Cross. pastor of al and another sister, Yvonne, Mrs, » North Bedequs United Church has

mend ‘ senault bad in action.

Ptd Arsenault was I0 year: of age and went overseas in March, 1943. The last letter his parents received from him was in Sep ber and at that time he had been in North Africa for some time. Three other sons of Mr. Arsen- ault are also in the armed services. Private John M. is in England, Corporal Fred in Labrador and Private Alban in Halifax; another brother, Elf. is in Cincinnati. Ohio. One sister, Lena, resides in Montre-

Arleniiult,

i’! hit BC

Annie

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mes Col E. an

was rte-appointed a: assistant or- ganist. The two retirin were re-elccted. W elected as auditor. The following motion was then made by Mr, _ . B. Dennis and seconded by Irving Thompson “that this congregation expross to its minister Rev. J. A. Nicholson its deep apfreoiation for the excellent and fai hful so es he is rendering and that we express our continued loyalty to him and our deep satisfaction with all his work." Mr, Dennis put this motion and it was carried unanimo

with a hearty clapping of hands. The minister thanked the congre- gation for, their loyalty and for their fine response at all tlmfls to the work. and for their kindness. Other speakers also ex teased their appreciation to the nister. After other business the meeting ad-

The treasurer, Mr. L. H. Coffin presented the financial statement for the past year, which showed total receipts, $744301, included in this amount being general contrib- utions $5055.20, designated $48.09. bequests $1400.00. All theee amounts show an increase over 1042, but it is pointed out that the general contributions present a most grat- ifying increase being $1338.67. This is the best on record. On motion it we; decided to forward to the head office in Toronto 88700-00. in- eluded in this amount being I006.- 00 for War Emergency Mind.

The secretary, Mr, J. E. H. Worth submitted a report, includ- ing communications from the gen- eral secretery, Rev. J. B. M. Ar- mour, M. A. and the district sec- jmmqed, retary, Dev, J. M. Murchison,

-____-_--____ which showed much work has been Keen Mimird’; In (he home accomplished. It was also disclosed

TIPPY AND "CAP" STUBBS

Stewards

. fbson was pressed the

The well-cho ohs an

from relative;

whose death

ole of friends

nlnenn

during the ‘IO branch

suite accomp lehed.

were mitotic?“ a t‘ nlouéd for publication

the t -

Ii ted n "wounded" are bt-ére of la Nova Scotla and Prince Edward fail-lid

Pia Bella Aruneult (mother). 8g‘ Carmichael. Robert lfrancil, PM.

Mil.

Albanty’ Pigs-xiii Ernest diemlluter (wife), 'O'I..earv. P. Ill d

uOlnir. 0:20.. PM. Mrs. boClair (mobhar). Thrush, P

River. when a presentation of gifts in great number and variety ex-

munlty towarfs

were ~ '00\l1'l.€01l8|y IP01! ed to by the honor on the cccea on. The bride and groom were the a large number of

Friend; will learn with of the passing of William P. Di ion

night after an illness of about sir weeks

The late Mr. Dillon, who was a barber by trade. was well favourbaly known, A competent. workman and of a disposition, he enjoyed n. large cir-

After serving hi; apprenticeship

with (he lilo JosGDh Giiiis, he with nis brother the late George union. opened a barbershop on Queen auoet which they conducted ior a number of years. Later he was em- ployed, with Reardon Bros, the late Alfred Trainer and Mr. frank 1.

R1 .

n‘? leaves to mourn his passing fmu- daughters. Mrs. Ronnie B6il-_ "Rimless... ' w"n‘.’°°"i?eitrf.' -o= grief; and Mrs. Gavin nuiiy. with f; “f- ‘“ "1" 11°“ “l the whom m. resided in til-ifs city and t: ‘f’ t?“ 1mm‘ E- 8h

A. sons: m. came. m Eng- 5}’ ° ° chm“ ‘>1 0 land- m. Fred in Italy and John "“°“'- P 41-“ of the Patriot Preuroom ataf Ala g?“ ‘gught?!’ °1 M1" Ind surviving are two brothers, Fred F. M; L‘, are“ °1 91%|: of Tecumseh. Ont.;- and than n W‘ "W91 Ion of foreman of the Patriot Job Prlnt- “d miwlf” Jamel 311115911. in: Dalmfthlflfi. ' ‘ '

Hie wife (the former Mary

chei, P

E.

Driscoll) predeceased him about seven yearrago; also a son Will- iam J. wiu

be held Satur-

m. Membership bad been ialued by r1111 the pen year- A

with contri- the fine re-

GARBETT --

CAMPB Charlottetown on Janna-y! 1o‘ Marion Isobel Clllnpbgn u; Arthur J. Garrett. ' CAMPBELL-RAPSON - se on

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l. ‘predate

Islander-e a casualty lint today by The men all mem-

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D811 y , FRIZZELL _ CARE“,

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.. In. 727. RING. P

Carmichael (mother).

m M" __nr:A'riis ' WOODSIDE - At i..." ~ Clinton on January 15, " Wooclside. aged as yea“ , CARR-AGREE -. A; Kelly.‘

Mary .111.

Eastern Trust Bufldliil Chlrlotbhwn

, e pee, da mornin from his late resid- ""“ “°°°"““g ‘F’ m” “m” 1"°5°‘"°“ 103$»: vigneliiemilrniienfious Stipffifiii? Siflnley Are-smell" 1“ 11"“! 1" W" “"1"” m“ u” “my ma?‘ MiPsJfIiKJEItIhgIi-‘ineufifidliirflrailginsfmoth- range. 221 Kins Street to st. Dun- ‘igniiiriaiioltiiflyeggwd ' FROM PJ-LL-Coola-s H J Mac- ‘the Order is 1:1 a flourishing con- - . . Summersl‘ s. lain services and leaves on Mon- g; stairs Basilica, thence to the Rom- 013R"; ._ ' - - ‘Uted them The iamuindoi of er) St Peters Bay P. . N At Frisian R0 » Kmml" ‘md cwlu" s‘ clmby or 6111C" 1" ‘his 1”“ °f m” pmvlme ‘the €\‘€ll1I1fl~WfliS"l)C!1blll music and -——— d!!! 5"!‘ 7 '°°1<V111°- 01W 1° take Meiji“ Reginald Pte. Mrs B11 31131151111 cemetew- ' hope on Sunday Ja ad’ _ Churlstieluwii. P l5 l . “vi-c recent “Tm. rustling was pr-esiyid ovor by dancmg_ The ma“, bemmrul git-is, Flymg Office; Bu] Higgins N. his training, He will preach hi8 Ethel Mcfm" (momhm wét Roy. __.__.__ Lawfince 03mg“ ggleglxlgfil ‘ ushers iltnlnit: Cdllildijll Yli C A- nne distiut maslei. James mcludmg cm,“ 3,5515% 1° the pqp- cently returned from overseas is farewell sermon on Sunday. Rev. M.“ REL -0N ACTIVE SERVICE - Tpr. MILLER _ M mend“ t . - Bww‘ Clib m L"m,‘°“‘ ¥:"g(1§3,§§1'l*"1a°m11*1‘1> mm“ W1“ “"1 "1- ularltv of the "young couple. Prev- inow at his some. having been Mr. Cross has been in North Bedo- Qtewart John Cameron PM. 301111 R- 11480981131911. Kensirllwll. flgy Jan m 19.“ Bu”? ‘"1 k Title“ l? Vscugelfyfytlfv he fill-v "m, , he officers \‘».re in heir placel- you; w her marriage the bride ivasigranted a six weeks f-iriough. Bill que for about one year and will be ms‘ Lin.“ awn“ (‘any is now serving with t e Centrd m his 90m year‘ ‘v. 111111 ~- \ a .1. k1. ‘ . H .‘ “l V sle-“e _,T.ie silppm in the u_tasion was tenderer. a shower by her girl ha; consented to coacl; the Ken~ granny missed by his parishioners. Geonwtown 9E! Mediterranean Forces. MacLEon__;\t r 0m i-Qlni cu s lsilppilfid by the nietilbeylg of Prln- friends at her home and also one slngton school hockey team while _3_ . ‘ ‘ ‘ .__. waugmm. M” .» " ‘Zfééiéllliifi-3.53.5.3? ma: ‘l....“§..“3§.i?.".‘2.a =2: 2:32:25 is: .':..;'::;"r:; .. For" —~'°'~@ R- ,.°- ass-veil; . . , \\'01'-\‘D15D1~\' 1Y1’- - Ml‘- J- \1'- lc \\“.\s tnallcr for cunanienda- The bride is one oi‘ the Islandbiproduced to e-{gg Thar“ veer mt,- mgrxlgimdkh FLA}, '_ The Lemme Arsenau“ ° ummers ‘_‘ ‘M11511’ 15~ 1944- Kenneth _ - . . .. . .. . -. , , . - . » . _ s of vhe 5t. Pauls Dramatic GRANTED CITIZENSHIP-The who has been stationed at Alder Leod. fonneru of Spiirigton ' Lheuuie, of Bonus, has IECEHEJ a [ion and satisfaction for those who leading teacheis and the Prcom a local boys u“ Queen square 1 w club an Beams under w" m! ‘ouowmg rsmm“ o! m“ _ mot Multan, camp h“ emubeh m‘ .1‘. M" m“ h.“ ~“‘°"~T1"~ Ewm‘ |1’“‘°°1‘- Am“ "Pm "m “d1” °““"°“° mm” °‘ m“ Km“ 1 i" °h*"1°"'°*°“m~ “d "WM i" rehearsal of their annual st Vince havebemgranited certificates ea w the a o A r- Ind has 0am Cheverle, udVZSllig hllii‘ that he is were invited m the lodge room, services, They are now residing in we” Kenk a to x l,’ hvme ma. _ s - N“ “on Dame, P! ck - ~ - - ct W P t l k la on March 17th It 01' film!!! - l ft fo Toronto to take u his new Ch ' = ' li N r h Africa. Wound- wher addresses ccm ilmentin DBPUIHOIIf-h. NOVE- SOOT-ifl. Where i B k I t , a rc s p y . _ e r p m“ , in hmpiia n or ‘ e p g h m RCA a hard struggle. Don a er a ei u expected that the c“; Wm so Dalton, le. F: Martin. duties 5 1n . ed he ha; wit)“ lofltl ToyevChuu‘ i'.’l§i’é-i’r'1‘.tifi§§'1c‘§°k§i§'§m“b‘iiw'tint. Tr}??? msantaytfileeriidstowislf Mi- ‘mi fhwmber ‘flghme gfmlm," Abégwfim‘ in rehearsal in a few days and it‘ “M nederlck I'm“ NH“ '———'—- ‘ ' H roing we , ‘pr, ev-V i. ' a l!‘_ o c _ ‘ a wan V e armo- ue ec. _ 50m “gs/gem, u killed in fiction movable rlmrmplc work, were elven aflggae1g°§g $§&‘he,.’°“° “I “m” championship, Was ‘he goalie o! ‘Zfmghgfjlgfgnzhzflogazflhmxjr _-- ~--i-----—i-—-— ' m‘ m" {m fipul‘ w“ s§§f§t1a1§f~c§h§§§éa1i§k filo?‘ -——' m“ “m” as tire m? which is made up of ‘Mrs-geodesic time For osuriz- McINNIiS-Jfi the 1m Comiwv ‘Le af-‘Lays aer. 10 ‘ is ‘I ‘ —-— , as . . . ill-fl’ .1 . - , L d w thrcn e11 singing m. They Are The 1mm” “f”? "Mnfihiiffi ..—HEARING mrouitivcn-riie m" °‘ m“ °1‘1 “m” ‘“'°""°‘ 5”“ “.3. eaggiitéi» Bbrblra uiriuivl Walter Melanie. a davah- 0on2 - At Ora aud m‘ SAD wcrvs RECEIVED --\Vord Jolly G035! Fellows and Good-mom fffirfgrfdj°zge§ndiyazfifnfn preliminary nearing of Harry ‘gala tflléfepiégfgg tfl-‘lghflfafs-“jfif Manet... iii-rived in Charlotte: w. I m“, January 11. 1e44, ivZ-i, gm? 11.15 been rcccivcd in Charlottetown 1111151192 “i118 91%;}??? glvuoflfkefs ‘f?! uawwm,’ w wudel- a recs], km m 1 £1312?“ eiiihiugedamzjvheegerjvuéurgfi _s r g ' town last night where the will GHAQN m; h-ggmagfe P E5; aged 80 year.- o.’ thc deatr at Vaniriaek, Ontario. 10$. emuoxrlrid‘ hi} l jffswtif yon‘ her son LAC. Arnold cf the R. C. 8.6g‘, three wilénusses for the Drown _n0TARy LUNCHEON _ M‘. make their home with Mrs. ug- J81; 951119,.’ m yr aI-‘d Mes" MacLEAN - At, M o". .\i.. i). mi Iyyurt‘, liiuhly Pfiwvrgiuctcd b H‘ ‘Urn...’ Ming}; A.F'., who in a show. time wiilqmd given evidence The hegrmg Morley M Be“ Kc w“ ma‘ las‘ parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. g?“ 1d'M’cG“u-an ‘L's PEI’ Monday. J. irv ' _ z !.l mi resuluiu ..;- that town M“! 3m‘ Georgi’ N“? Ivltlirpfiée graduate as t: pilot when the!“ proceeding M the‘ mum House guest speaker at’ theQéemy lunc.” Coffin at ll Brighton Avenue. Sub- ma, 3 ' n - -' John Magma“ .,,,.,, frag,- o1 Mr. Stuart D, Irvine o: Mas-MW JOB“ D, Makphfin,’ De. guests had 3A1 arrived Mr. Arthur summer d9 bsfm-e prmce county eon o‘ the summers.“ Rota“. Lleut. Douglas, who has joined the hm“, _ M the Km“ county MacDonald) in y the Dominion Department of Ag- - ' v ' _ P‘ Stewart was appointed chairman Ma 1mm‘. W_E_ Dub). wmusses _ Navy.“ awn o; M; 1,, g_ Doug- ,_ MARKS — At New made . _ Dist. Holster. F‘red MacPnall Dist. , . . 6! Club held in the Olympia on Tues Hospital, Monaigue, P.E.I., on h. J r1“1111“19.1" C11“‘1°m‘t°w“' Mr" (‘hop Hector \IhCNCVi'1 Jr " Dist. and m ms “W115 "PM" mam“ testifying yesterday We're! Emma‘ day He took as his subject Lew m5- G°°1'5‘°"°w“' and M": mus‘ Jan 2 1944 to Mr and Mrs 18- 1944' wmlflm “"1". HM - Irvine visited his farther recently {at ‘Se, Bag“ C §,,-‘akn;‘Di5e explained thc nature of i1"! Ranahan, R..C.N v.rt., formerly ahdLawyerl and their mam“ m las l, the former Margaret Coffin. lolmide'genr’y vembn RE L " yearr and unis unroute home when the 1pm SNH’ PM“ Gqhlhcmchem‘, gathering and culled ‘upon Mr ‘of Siuninersfde: Thomas B. Chflp- the public I“ m5 talk he traced They have resided in Montreal for Idlughter’ Mali), cmumi ‘ ' ROULTER -- Ag Victoria on J ._ ut-ifrcrl. H1‘ yotiirnod 1o ,5“ T,.,,a5,,,.,,; Daliie. hiacNevm: stevung lfurpry who read a p01fl_.l;d Mrs. Thomas B. Chappel of me develdpment o, Law and the the past year. “YHALLORAN _ on Jan s, m“ 19_ 1944, M1; Ross 30mm ‘ leek inn tn attend the luncr-_ . 5. , _ _. - ' nicely worded address and Johiyshermooke. RB. Hinton is the ___ , . - 31 yea" DM- Ma‘ G“ ‘gt’ “"1" D's” Adam; made the Presentation of prosecuting attorney with w. n. awwth of the legal rwfmion- mum; m lie-non null §;‘,°‘l€...°'§§‘3§.“° 180° ti.‘ "“‘°"‘“.i f _ -_ O ' I . rsr“ “s: “ltliiié “Wm f" a" “acres .”.."...:s- °‘"“°”“ rests M’ w.,,,,,-*’=»i=»1 ell- of A " K - ~ - ' —“"‘ ' ‘ o o a or was re - - - an l "rm funeral of the late George; WEDDING anus _ A quiet Pressed h" “links 1n a Fem"; s“) FEWS Rlficilglfg-Wgd TINY BABY-Jams wmam; ed m 50.10,, on w,,d,,,§’,d,y_ m. MUTQAQIQZQ, m, mm, mum, non River. Wednesday hmmlichmr‘. of Memmdiwas kiwldwiedénng w“ ‘°“’m“‘?‘" °“ w“ gifiirigonxzrr vgflrwilfimfiicsloifia 37.51 geclevizfilfiiigiierotiaythg gfiéiesi; A baby Eirl weighln! two pounds ember 8th. Bull Gales was born Hospital. January am. 1e44, to "amm-‘Y ‘"1" 1”“- M- ° - ‘- £51m or ii Gl‘I101Y‘lil'(llIi 11$ $116,119: a3‘. January 12-1.. at the - _ _ ' j -‘ - ' ' ' g st, h , sggkatghewan and _ M1-_ eh“ _ t“ _ 1w c iyiicéiuliicnftéaiid , Bitten? Resiloltticizféiviiriotififik, 1P1 lfglsvfl1ngiqg°f iigléflljmnofr mtg‘: wnsame sfi§§§°§“T‘;f,,§“w§§§’§§3 riis°fififfiid“ii§iithofnaces“i.s .552 wtas in his 30rd year. He had lived Albanuynda dofuuhlter. fenriifmkvet.’ ézoligfiToggggAet 1:113 fiyler. J m1 e _ l’ PY- Y- \v on m‘. . ~ ar lc ' ‘ ‘ ~ f‘ ' ' most of his life in Colder district. ne. ' ‘ ' my Bishop. 1155151111 13KB" D» K-iin marriage Agnes Esien" event?‘ “f” 55.33301“ 3'31’ demus The hm 1M n Hoganls who Siiiditirwvivrgayi andrkllzre $1211.?’ 36117111"! 1116 0818811’ ‘rinks Rsgi- I AbIEIDN-At Molw ~15“- 17- hi?!‘ Ta year!’ Ross The pallbearers were, JamesiCai-ter. daugli of Mrs and the mixed l?“ ‘g ladle-am‘ A, a m“ W851“ 1115 "PW-n m1’! WEI‘. Bu‘; lormefly of sacivme N B B ‘mi mm‘ m Febmuy w“ 5nd "mt 19“ m pilot mn°u 1; d -—Ai Pfsquid Elli: an . .