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     yEBRUARY 9. 1942 
     
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     (‘XHRLOTTETOWN MAN 0N 
     
     (loliyclL-Cl-l. Fullerton of T0- 
     
     Mro _q|1‘\'CyOl' general oi’ Ontario 
     
     Euidflllza. \v.-is elected president o! 
     
     we Canadian Institute of Survey- 
     
     lll" n: Ottawa last week. Provincial 
     
     Cillltlilfifs I01‘ 1942-43 include, D. 
     
     c n. Edniundston, N.B-. B. 
     
     .0. Halifax, and HE. Miller, 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     FOR TllE BOYS OVERSEAS — 
     
     Oil llli‘ 2am oi January a binKO and 
     
     eiiscrzninnicnt sponsored by the 
     
     flujy Name Society of St. Augus- 
     
     mm Pririsll- Rustico. was held ll 
     
     m pnrbli hzill at ivhioh a. very 
     
     1mg crowd ‘attended. Avery 9"- 
     
     iiiuible evening was spent. The 
     
     prbccrils of the night's entertain- 
     
     miii ii-iiicii amounted w $42.00 will 
     
    

    
     ' 51PM‘. iii sending parcels to the 
     
     rtiin. lli(‘ll oi the parish who are 
     
     iimi- m active service overseas. Al- 
     
     n-fifiy mi patriotic young soldiers 
     
     have i‘(‘ll(‘li(’d the Old Country and 
     
     fly.- iii military service somewhere 
     
     in Eiijlgllll, The parishioners ot 
     
    

    
     . M0 rccl very proud of these 
     
     in; nien who have lett- 
     
    

    
     oncs. their friends. and 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
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      !(i-',‘f(‘liSC of their Mother Coun- 
     
     try and lo help eventually to re- 
     
     Eiorc peace and freedom to 1th! 
     
     -, i T119 prayers and good wash- 
     
     ])Ell‘lShl0l‘l€l'S of Rustico 
     
     s accompany these young 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
        
     
        
     
       
     
       
     
        
     
        
     
        
     
       
     
       
     
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     EASTERN GUARDIAN 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ‘TITUTE MEETING.—Th0 
     
     ncntlily meeting oi the 
     
     t la institute was held in the 
     
     ll iinii on ‘luesdiay evening. the 
     
     nut Mrs. Howard Vickersm 
     
     cd. Pliins were made {or a 
     
     _ . iu be held in the near lut- 
     
     Ariicles for the Red CRIB WHO 
     
    

    
     i d lll and a very good sized box 
     
     ion garment; socks and etc. 
     
     PiilV L0 be sent to head- 
     
     A large number oi articles 
     
     AUG un were distributed-L. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ..‘BL'R.\'S CONCERT. — The 
     
     Burns Anniversary Concert. held on 
     
     Juiizlnry 29th in the I. O. O. F. 
     
    

    
     J" Aiolllllillle, was as usual a big 
     
    

    
     . good house greeted 
     
      This concert is an 
     
     ...in nil iiiilii. , pi on by the Prcsbl- 
     
     iii ‘l Ciiurcii uiioi" assisted .V 
     
     c iiient. A special feature of 
     
     t ueinng. that was greatly en- 
     
     iored and appreciated was Bagpipe 
     
     siiccwiio by Corporal Blackie o1 the 
     
     R. -. l2. whose home ls in Glas- 
     
     u. . Sruilillld. Each member of the 
     
     i.lllu‘i\iliL’. ivrogramnle was encored. 
     
     BM‘. Pine selections — Pi r Bruce 
     
     MiKLiilYCll. Highland Fl ng-Mar- 
     
     RlllCL Poole. Solo-“The End o! the 
     
     Roach-Johnny Beers. Duet, “Tire 
     
     Crcokocl Bziwbee-"Jeen Currie and 
     
     Don (‘iim>bell. Gaelic Song by Hon. 
     
     J. .\ L. nipbrll. Duet, “Annie Laurie" 
     
     ~\i . W. Garrick and Mr. M. Mun- 
     
    

    
     Jg‘)ipe Selections-Corporal 
     
    

    
     . 1i hland Fling 2y 5 — 
     
     ili ‘l. lvlacLure. Beroara. Ann 
     
     liiabcnFlorlne l-iigginbotnem, Helen 
     
     lliimilion and- Jean Gills. Duet 
     
     Alton \vaters-—Misses cl 
     
     ‘iiivlnia Reid. Costume Song. ‘lhe 
     
     Siiiiining \Vheel—Mrs. J. MacBetli. 
     
     i) iuv, Highland Bchottische ti! 
     
     a and Mr. Alex Macheod. Next 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ‘came the play "Merry Moi 
     
     Malone" directed by Mrs. Wilfred 
     
     \Vfll'.0l'W0l'll\ with following out. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mrs. Barrmglon-Mrs. Welter Beer. 
     
     li \v. Barrlngton-Mr. Richard 
     
     cfnn. Miss Ilka. Barrlngton- 
     
     clziiide Nicholson. Mr. Noel 
     
     IlRiOlIj-Ml‘. MacLellan. Molly 
     
     Malone-Miss Betty Murdock. Mr. 
     
     Pmv Vanpone-Mr. Alex Maebeod. 
     
     Bridget QHara-Mrs. W. Wetter- 
     
     iyoii l. CllOTllS. Auld Lang Byne. God 
     
     can» the King-L. 
     
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     Canada is now mcnaccd directly on both coasts. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The war has spread in a twinkling across two oceans. This 1's now 
     
     a WORLD war — Canada stands squarely in the path of conflict. 
     
    
   
   
    
     We who are fighting for freedom have great resources. But the 
     
     enemy was ready years ahead of us. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Only work, sacrifice and grim determination to battle with all 
     
     the weapons at our command Wlll bring ultimate triumph. 
     
    
   
   
    
     From those of us unable to bear arms, dollars are needed to 
     
     forge new tools of victory. We must be prepared to do OUR 
     
     part-to the utmost. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ICTORY BOII 0S  
     
    
   
   
    
     Notional War Finance Committee, Ottawa, Canada.  .