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PAIITY in Margste school, Friday, January 8th. ..ALl. HOOIEY games in Bede- que rink cancelled until further notice.

-"WALL BOARD" - well in- sulating. pluter.. masonite wall- board obtainable st Braces.-

--FUNEBAL MONDAY - The funeral of the late John 5. Mac- Kinnon took place on Monday. January 4th, from the home of his son. Norbert Macxinnon to Grand River church for Requiem Mass at 9:30 am. Rev. Father Murniig- lian, Grand River parish, priest, v as in charge of the service and llils assisted by Rev. Leonard Mac- Donald of Wellington, and Rev.

bearers were Nell J. MacLellan. Alphonse Mricnellan, Alexander MacDonald. William Gilli.-if Mich- ael Morrison, John MacDonald. lntenricnt was in the church ceme- tery. S

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-'.Ill.lN1'l.'! Y. P. U. MII'rlNG- 'mo first meeting of an 'rn,n.it.y Y. P. U. was held last evening in Epworth Hall and was presided over by the president Miss Evelyn Underhay. Bhirliey B:-ygnton, mg. nest Murphy and Edwin Toomhl, for the citizenship and ommunity service commission were in charge of the. meeting and pruented 5, fine recreation and devotion per- iod, and program. Hurley Wallis and Mary Mucllure presented a re- port on plays that may be selected for presentation by the group. The first-game of Bible baseball wss Played and proved to be very 111- teresting. 5

-ROTARY MEETING F-L

W. A. Woodruff, medical officer, R.C.A.F'. Station, Birmmerside was the truest speaker yesterday at the regular weekly luncheon meeting of the Summe side Rotary Club, held at Howards Restaurant. His subject was "Atomic Warfare". He gave a graphic description of con- ditions which would exist in the event of such warfare. the great destruction which would result, the casualties and what could be done to assist the victims of such

-Miss Audrey Reeves of Halifax, N. 5., spent the Yuletide vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reeves. North Bedeque.

Lieutenant Norman and Mrs. Wright of Halifax, N. S., their son Wendell and daughter Loreen, re- turned to their homes in Halifax on Saturday after spending the New Year's holiday with the form- :-r's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Wright, Central Bedeque.

Miss Hazel Jewell who was form- erly employed in Summerside left recently for London. Ont., where she plans to remain for the winter.

Master Kenneth Webster had a Tonsiiictomy operation in the Prince County Hospital inst Tues- day snd is now convaiescing at his home.

Mrs. Eleanor Simpson. Be1mont,is visiting at the home of her son- in-lsw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Webster.

Rev. George Ward. pastor of the Bedeque United Church, spent New Year's with his piirents in St. John, N. B.

Mr. Robert Linkletter has re- turned to his studies at the Voca- tional College. Charlottetown, after spending the Christmas holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Linkietter.

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Bedeque Notes

-M155 Noreen Henderson. R.N.,l who is on the staff of the Vic- ioris General Hospital, Halifax. N.S., spent the New Years holiday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Henderson. this village. She returned to Halifax on January 4. I

Mr. George Montgomery, stu- dent st Summerside High School. was at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Montgom- ery, Lower Bedeque, over the New Year holidays, as well as the Christmas holidays.

Mr. Robert Mosher, Halifax. N. visited with his parents, Mont- ague, and also with friends in Rt-dequt-, during the New Year's-. holidays, returning to Halifax the first of the week.

On December 30, s goodly num- her of the people of Lower Bedeque gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Piomp. who have triken up rcsidcnce in their midst, to extend to them a cordial welcome to the community. Mr. iloracc Wright gave A brief ad- dress appropriate to the occasion. and Mr. Hector Lenrd, on behalf of the assembled friends. present- cri the new residents with two lioautiful articles of furniture. The iliomp family cordially thanked lhose present. It will be remem- hr-red that some time ago Mr. Plflmp purchased the splendid homestead property of Mr. Wil- i:1m Stsvert. Mr. and Mrs. Stav- llrt are now residing in Redeque Village together with Mrs. Eleanor lloiliind. aunt of Mr. Sinvert. st llie home of Mr. Alb:-rt Weeks.

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-I wish to eonvq my sincere thanks to on my friends who sent D-mil. gifts and telegrams of con- gratulations on my one hundred and second birthday.

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an attack. President T. Earle Hickey, C. A.. presided and there was one guest present, Mr. Gabriel Chai.-non. During the meeting s partial report on the New Year's dance which Wns sponsored by the ,ciub was received and indicated ,thnt it had been an outstanding .success and that this dance would ',be an annual event in the future. ilrhe proceeds are to be donated to the Prince County Hospital. S

Personals

, -Miss Gladys Murray, Albany. returned by plane after spending a week visiting friends in Hamilton, Ontario.

Miss Inez Linkletter has returned to Montreal by plane after spend- ilng the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lihkletter, Summerside.

. --Lxs T. D. 2. Bill Llnkletier of ll.M.Cs. Donnncono, Montreal, has returned by plane a.f-tor spend- ing the holidays with his parents.

lMr. and Mrs. Joseph Linirletter.

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l -Friends of Mrs. Henry Clark ,of Linkletter Road will regret to learn she is a patient in the Prince County Hospital as a result of hav- ing broken her hip in a fall at her home.

.Mr Hillard Arthur, the new proprietor of the Russel Street Grocery in Summerside. formerly owned by Mr. Reuben Rogerson, look up his new duties on Mon- day.

ll.G.A.F. Enlistments At Sunimersiile

-Recent enlietmenls in the 12.0. AF. at the Summerside recruiting unit include:

Joseph Em-l 1-Iuidrshsn. His wife. Betty, and his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Oyprien M. I-Iandrahsn, re- side at Freetowim. ,

LAC. I-landrmhsn has had more than 2 1-2 years service with the Canadian Navy during the Second World War. He is scheduled to leave P. E I. on January 22nd,

John James Archibald Kihch. son of Mr. and Mrs. James Kinoh. of Alberton. AC2 Kinch will be leaving P. E. I. on January 20th.

Verouse Thomas Sentner. son of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Sentner, at Elmsdale, AC1! sentner will be leaving P. E. 1. on January lath.

William James Hayter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hayter, I-Iigih Bank. AC2 Hayter will be leaving on January 13th.

Paul Timothy Gallant, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Gallant, Port- age. AC2 Gallant will be leaving on January 13th.

Wilfrcd Alexander Beaten. son of Mr. and Mrs. Preston Beaten,

,Brooklyn, AC2 Benton will be leav-

ing on January 14th. Alfred Bonneil Elmer Ling. son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ling. York. AC2

Ling will b; leaving on January 15th. Augustus Roy Herbert Wilson.

son of Mrs. Muriel E. Wilson, 196 Prince 81., Charlottetown. A02 Wilson is scheduled to leave P.E.1. on January 29th.

All of the above named sinnen will proceed to No. I Manning Depot. St. Jcdms, P.Q.

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The bubble reputation, which the R. C. A. F. Flyers had estab- lished this fall of being 1 hockey team that would be a serious con- tender for Maritime honors next spring, burst with a loud bang at the Bedeque rink last Monday night when the Summerside Aces drubbed them 10-0, and showed pretty conclusively, to this scribe. at least, that the Airmen. as pre- sently constituted, will have to drop to the "Intermediate C" classification to make sure of carrying off any kind of honors in Prince Edward Island. 0 O I

They had. in gkogerson. a goalie in smart as any we have seen in Island intermediate hockey. They had a little fellow called "Poppy" Taylor, who showed quite a bit of hockey ability, as well as oodles of pluck and pugnacity. Taylor took s lot of punishment Monday night, but in the final minutes of the third period he was still trying valiantly to settle scores with big fellows like Carl Woodslde and Leo Shields. He hit the deck, (a very wet one, at that) more than a dozen times during the game. but always got up to give the windmills another battle in true Don Quixote style. Best of all, he never lost his sense of humor, and was joking with the boys as the game drew to a close. Taylor is a good little hockey player, and one to be ad- mired.

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They had a few other boys who may be good when they get into condition, or who may have hc:-n good in years that are now past and gone forever, or who have a lot of promise but are just launch- ing their hockey corccrs. But in the here, and now, we do not think even an excellent goaler such as Rogerson is. can save them from the blistering attack of the Baglole-Schurman sharp- shooters. To hold off the Aces they will have to board up the goalmouth. and cover it with I good grade of asbestos siding.

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The R.C.A.F. boys seemed to take their 10-0 pasting like good sports. Outside of one unfortun- ate incident, they fought cleanly in a losing cause. As far as the incident featuring a savage st- tack on one of the referees is concerned, we'll let the South Shore League executive settle that one. The offense was a ser- ious one, and will probably draw a stiff penalty. We do not believe in sniping too much at the boys who get involved in these unfor- tunate affairs, however. We all know that in the heat of action hot-heated hockey players will do things that in cooler moments they feel very sorry for.

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There is s deplorable tendency towards this roughneck type of hockey in Prince Edward island, and, we suppose, in the other provinces as well. Brawls, rowdy- ism and a disregard for official control are getting all too com- mon, snd if something isn't done to stop it, the better elenknt of fandom will stop going to hockey matches altogether. It's time for the hockey promoters to get to- gether and draw up a new set of stringent rules that will curb this disorder. Offenders should be made to understand that such un- desirable actions will result in their expulsion from organized hockey.

IN MEMORIAM

JAMES A. MILLAR

The oommurvlties of mierslie. Bidelord and Lot 14 and vicinity were greatly saddened by the desth of James A. Miller in his 83rd year at his home in Eiisrslis on Dec. 31.

He was the eldest son of me into Mr. and Mrs. Peter Miller of Elilerslie. He was of a cheerful dis- position and always ready and willing to help his neighbor. His many sets of kzindhess will long be remembered. He was 0. member of the United Church and Ms- sonic Lodge.

His funeral, largely attended. was conducted by the Rev. H. R. Baxter assisted by Rev. Captain L. A. Dignan, was held from the home of his brother Gordon Mil- lar st Ellersiie to the United Ohurch, lot 14. Interment in the church cemetery. His wife, the Phillips of Lot

former Annie 1-i, predeoeaosed him six years ago. The following sisters and brothers are left to mourn: Nettie, Mrs. Austin Ram- say, Summerside; Belle, Mrs. H.D. Smith, Summerside: W. H. and Gordoii. Eilerslie; Siirieve. Bide- ford; John, Freeland, and Arthur. Lot 14. Pallbearers were Mssrs. lirland Emmy, Harold. Ralph, Robert. Layton and Donald Miller, sil nephews of the deceased. Elorsl tributes were: Pillow-W. H. and Gordon and

family.

Wreaths-Bhrievs and family and Pensis and family. crescent-Nettle and fsmily, Belle and family; John and fam- lb. out flowers--zelis MacDonald and Mrs. Helen Miliigan.

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Mr. and Mire. Gordon Mills! would lime to extend their supre- cistion and thanks to their friends and neighbors for their many sets of kindnem mow-n them during their recent sud bereavement in the death of their brother. the late James A. Miller.

Mr. and Min Gordon Miller.

STORE DESTROYED

GRETNA Msn.. (OP)-Fire Mon- dly night destroyed the 0onsumers' W-op store in thh community near the international border. causing ion estimated at 0100.000. No oni- was injured. The fire was believed

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