i Significance Of Eucharist

Ui.S;f-Promises Safeguards On Atom-Sharing Program

my FRANCIBWV. CARPENTER UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP)

- under gtliggialbr an lnterna nnal atomic energy 8

- . me. - nib: delegate James J. Wada uiirili made the offer in opclillll

aiomsaioms-for-peace conference. He said the strong ivrovl-lam I881" .. military misuse contained lll a proposed statute for the agency could be extended to bilateral agreements amon! 0011113119! upon their request. The United st.-iii-s has such agrcements with .19 other' countries. Britain. Can

aria and the Soviet Union also 1 to Soviet Prime Minister Bui-

iiaw them ”Tll8 United States.”

lulaioral arrangements "U. ml; world will .91.-as n' this provision (to extend safeguards to these agreements).

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thus contributing to w a t d the I peventual establishment of a uni- The United states promised Mon. form system or safeguu-dg or up. day to place its atomic-sharing versal application. -

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gent: if others would do:"tbe United States can look for. ""5 lo mild"! the agency thaisaf cornerstone of its international lactivities in gpnerll debate in the ill-Illtlollienergy."

-the proposed statute was agreed "Don by 12 negotiating powers in Washinzl-on but that it was not

Wad!-lIl0niKle materials anywhere in north said. "hopes that parties toltho world "be devoted exclusively tliroulh-H0 Deaccful purposes."

avail them-JIUSSIANS DISAGRE

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"If this is done.” he added.

the field of atomic Wadsworth told the conference

Piffect. He said. however. the questions still not settled "do not loom large."

He. renewed the proposal of President Eisenhower on March

into that all production of fis-

Ge0l'8l N. Zarubln. Soviet am baasador to Washington. made not

Papal Pronouncement On

VATICAN CITY (AP)

Pope reiterated Sunday the 30 rnan Catholic Church's tenent that Christ is truly present

in the eucharisi. declaring "sci- ence must conform to revelation. not revelation to science."

The at-yearwild head of Catholic church came here from his Castel Gandolfo summer home expressly to give a detailed discourse on the highly technical subject of the church's liturgy.

His address ended an linema- tinnsl congress on pastoral iturgy hold at Assist and attended by Roman Catholic prelates from all parts of the world.

lluch of the Pope-is address concerned the liturgy of the mass and its central action - the sucharist sacrifice.

Quoting the Council of Trent. ii hich in the lstli century defined many tenents of the church. the Pope said. "in this divine sac- ilflct which takes place inpthe mass. the same Christ lrprourit and is immolaicd in an unb manner. who once on the crane uttered btmself in a bloody man

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The pontiff said there can be no doubt of the true presence of Christ in the eucharist. This. too.

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Jesus in their clear. literal. unambiguous mean- ing to arrive at the same conclu-.

reference to the Wadsworth offer in a speech to the conhreaoa but

against military materials and then report how they were using them.

of this point. the United Staten and the Soviet Union apparently itsget making strong efforts to see

a agency. drafted by them and 10 other countries including Canada in Washington,

misuse of the

Despite the lack of agreement

the constitution of the

I is approved by this conference. Wadsworth envi stoned the agency at work within a year.

The statute provides that the agency may send inspectors into countries getting its help and may withdraw such help from any that turn it to military uses.

CONWAY

A very inspiring service was llPltl at Freeland Presbyterian Church on Sunday evening Sep- tember, 16th. The service was spunsorrd by the members of the; lllissioiiary Society. Mrs. lvan Hardy was the leader and intro- duccd the guest speaker Rev. H.

sion: Take and cat. This is My'l-lnyd Henderson. mlnistcr and Bodyp which she” be given for Mayor in Pontage La Prairie Man

you. Talreh Bgid drink. This is My l ;'l'5dP”"l'Jl at

' h 11 p . . . ar y. rs.

you; W In 5 ' be wed iltuskin Banks and Mrs.

..on this submli than is Mllianks were presented with Life:

doubt no dwcruence of opiniou.l:lf:'lY;berSllIp Certificates by Rev.

among Cathancsy , tn erson. The thanliofferirig has The Pope said. however. that

itakcn up by Mrs. Erving Smith: u.erlouS difference. of opinion" and Mrs. Stuart Banks. Mrs. Har-F crop up in . number 0, poms u ry MacKay was organist. At thel

1 p U, 1 end of the service Rev. Henderson . mg 1.: :1li):::s:”,:, rgzzggr bat shook hands with his fl'lPllflS and l

which Christ is present in tl1ef"'l'3"V" "h"

eucharlst.

The pontiff said he would not! go into these speculative conlro-i versies but would "insist on at fundamental principle of inter-' pretatlon. the neglect of whichl causes us some anxiety." l

Speculation. he said. ”must take as its norm that the literalj meaning of the scripture texts. the faith and teaching of the' g h, take precedence over sci-I

p system and theoretical, con lions; science miisi can-i form. to scleti ,..l . p

, n,v'elation. not revelationl "When rrphllosophical concept?

came from miles,

Mrs turned

Mass.. all s ndl

nu. her .i:.i?."S.' nf-L”. ii?" 6'3; hit. uni Mrs. Alvie also her brother Mr. Mountain. Alina.

disagreed on the issue of safe bnra Mountain. amt .lo cc Kinch ” . lie contended the control have taken up their sytudiea at N" u .1. "ch, ""3 provisions in the statute infringed Tignlsh Convent for the co ' con" mun mgr ' 0 E" on the soverei of nations. Bo school year. '9' ' HE'S" W”. 11” said there we be sufficient M" Helm F”. . "'l"l”'3"”' 'umr H 'M.m m 9 5' if wlmm" hdpd I” turned to her l'IflVTll: illibfaihysitih: l'illelerl'la:"Alf?a' Qyulalnloopl. B.C.. ' "Snell wmnd 3"” ' 91”” Mr. and Mrs. James Dunbar for Argentia, Nfld., and loltyl. Qua.

I few days.

to Ontario Veterinary Guelph to resume his studies for the coming year.

returned to Boston after visiting Mr. Crockvifs narents Mr. Mrs. H.S.Crii(-lxcit

Part of her iarallon in Portland. Maine. and Boston.

line. Mass. visits-fl friends and '. d 1 d - H. 1. law,” in Am" Wccnnyl V? countant and gra use in eo

returned to ihcir home after spend- l . his I few days nith relatives in l 75"” P"5by""”" Mount Stewart anrl Viitllllly.

Conquerall Bank V5 . ing a few week. uiih Mr. and Airs. ' David Jeffery

ALMA

Harriet Cunntrmiam so- to her home in Newton.

Mountain

. Ida: wtllbs John I considuld I timid lI&ill 0' the cac board or sov-run hr-

DT'!'AWA tori-six applicant- television

The Misses Jean Dunbar. Bar-

Mr. Leigh noiialii has returned? College.l

Dr. w. c. Ross. N. s. Ediicnflonlsf Dias

HALIFAX (CP) - Dr. W. C. Ross. oi-ganizar at physical edu- cptlon in Nova lcotla's schools land a former track star. died in hospital Sunday after an illness of ;three weeks. He was 7!.

He receilvgd his! art? dr-gree , , from Da ous e niversity, M" 3"” MP r"'l k"”'l'- R'""kr worked several years as an ac

Mr. and Mrs. liussi-ll Crockett

and Woorivale.

Miss Rac rioiiald spending

ogy from in 1914. Dr. Ross held a pastorate at st. Church in Amherst until 1915 when he joined the army.

After the war he joined the headquarters staff of the Cana dian YMCA in London. On his re- turn home in 192), he was ap-

IPine Hill Divinity Hall

Mr. and Mrs Robert lllmi-isey

Rev. and 'lirt

Slcplicn -lPflf'fY, are sp('n(l-

lwillcongfelgr Applications For New Television Stations

LOCK! road

Mr and Mrs. Frank Sweet of St. Eleanor's on Saturday Septem- ber lbth motored to 0'l.eary and - Forest View to visit relatives and Television tlv Q...-him ifanada) friends. Lt.d.. operators of the he h TV Mr. nd M . J l station CFCNTV. Qiiebetljc City.lof Forget vierf: w::wlnTo9ia.2:r';l andbgooii Will Broadcasters ofloa Monday, September

ue nc, 0Wlli'l" f E Hsh . . radio station CJQF? ll. Q33”, th:”fA::d g” D"" C'''.'"”' M are the separate applicants for sum, E and we" "mo" or the Euglixh,'anuuaw Nation. "u;Yh CV91! DR September 16th.

1-elpvmon dp Quebev awn” E ome of Mr. and Mrs. Art-. for a" licenL-i- in ti(i0l'illP a station' W I.” M PM". View l on channel 5. win a pmior of 5.6! ML PM M” 1-90 Arsenault of kilowatts vidco and 28 kiIowatl.alH"wl"' "Id Mr. and Mrs. Herbl audio. Gnndvi ill Broadi.-asteral AV?” 0' A"”""" were visitonil

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Video and 97 unit: Rllrflfl. The 513.

tion would in .-.....w.-mi to CJON- 1 mwm Wm and "H "”"" "''a”" TV.

.es of the late Angus glam-hard of Duvar who quart liPt'lanlI)' in the

Radl" -S'i"i”" 'tM”l'. Qiichec. western Hospital -tiin-i-inn AN applied for a llli,i”y )...”.1 in 511” f watts from limo . -- C-we

Radio Hlillliill llx(7l., 'l'i'uro. Iatlveg.

N's" asked W I '”'"""" t" "f Mr William it ll-iilaie Pi Ill. , , . 1 ..

up a siandhx ll'.lll-lnlller for use

Mfr Frank n""'h""r' Mm" lmdlpointed dean of the Presbyterian

Mr. Cecil Barliiiiir. (7l1arl0ll('lml'n. boyvl r 9 S 1 d 9 II C E It pictou are visiting rr-Iniives in Maine. Academy MF!- Arllmr PHHV. Belmont. When the United Church of Can

Mass. and llliss Bi-rtlia Long. Cam-, bridge.

ads was formed in 1925. he was M33-V "?iHl'n?d 10 their i transferred to Mount Allison Unl-

homes after visiting Mrmand Mrs. l varsity and the next year became ll" Dunbar 3"” lilmlly ("F I principal of Mount Allison's ladies

' few days.

Summcrslde on 'l'liursilay Septem- ' her 20th.

Harry Riiinsay and son Barry and ' where he organized the physical

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tlllege. The college honored him

. .- ' ith a doctorate of divinity in

W 1935.

.From 1986 to his retirement in 1954 he worked for the Nova Scotla department of education

. Mr.-;. Lawson (laiiuiy. !llrs.l

Mr. Cccil lllacKiiinon were husi- l ediicatiun department and he iioss visitiirs In Siiinincrsidc on lcamc riirorior of tempornncc cdu 'rhiirsri;iy Seplcmlwr Zflth - P l cation.

to see and hear him. p

Kiiss Helen Mat-Lean. Wei-.l De-l vnn. spent a few days recently at 1 the home of Mrs. Russell Wagnerl Poplar Grove. l

The Ladies Aid and Sundayl School Picnic of Conway United. Church was held at the home of? Mr. and Mrs. Arthur SmiLh Sr.., Freeland. on Saturday slit-rnonn' September lsth. There was A large gathering of children and members of Ladies Aid. Games; were played by children iindcrp the leadership of the Sunday School superintendent. Mr.'Alvin Hardy. A dainty lunch was ser-

was defined by the Council ofidistoris tliigenulne meaning of: ved to all.

Trent. he said. ' ll

pope added. "to take the words the Pope said.

revealed truth. it is inaccurate. or . l

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Arnetts brother. Gene Gallant v some friends from Tignlsh. l The funeral services for the late

The public health nurse. Mrs. ilfrank Perry of Fortune Covc. was Mall,'iil'Ci. Ellis of Woodstock.spent 3 held on Saturday morning from the- ilnnday September 17, in bousiliome of his daughter. Mrs. Mne- roan); of Howlan school cumin-'(lormack of Unionvale to SI. An- ".3 the pupug. thony'I Church. Bloomfield.

in. and Mrs. Leo Arseuatili and The community of Woodstock gaulhg" Judy. we" "emf wpsuland surrounding was saddened by in mg ham, or M, ",5 M". Multhe death after only a short illness itimm, Emernld, in Prince County Hospital of Mrs.

lira. Elisabeth Furiiim has now.-Will .A- Galllllh Wlllcll 0t'”lrl'Kli' runs on a vi in Bathurst. on Friday. September 14- Her re-

Pgtgr agun or woodgiock, hulmalns was conveyed on Saiurdayl men at work on a new cement afternoon to her cottage at Wood-p foundation in preparation to haul-.stock. from where her funeral was in his dwelling recently pm-ciiss-lheld on Tuesday. in SI. Anthon.v'i .4 mm. grungy anger of um M111 1 Church of whom he had nearly. an.-m, s ' all her lifc been a staunch mem-

llr. and Mrs. Fraiili Platts nf'ber. 3

Tyne Valley were in Howian on lunday. September in.

Sympathy is being i-xtendcd fox Gilbert Gaudt-t and Mrs. J. B.'

nmm-d mum; "rived from on Arsenault on the loss of their only

rant: on Monday. to attend the funeral of his mother. the late Mrs. John A. Gallant who was buried iit St. Anthony's on Tuesday. Sep- it-mber ll. .

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gallant of Maine. are now visiting in this community. They attended thc walre and burial of his si ter-in- law. the late Mrs. John A. allant on Tuesday. September is.

Fern Blanchard of Lot 7 was In liowlsn on Monday.

Bcn Gallant of Fortiiiie ('ovc has miw gone to reside in Charlotte- town

The burial services and inner- ll of the late Angus Blanchard of Duvar. was held at st. Anthony's on Tuesday morning and was well attended.

Mrs. Jackie Arsenault. Olbeary. was hiistesa to the ladies of Saint lune Club on Tuesday night.

. lumber 11. Roll call was new -

at by about 1) members and I

l new members who just lotned. The

sister. the late Mrs. John A. Gal- lant also in all her sons and daugh- ters and all other mourners.

Cnngratuliilions and host uish-

suffices, moreover," the is not being applied correctly." ,5 were Mwndcd m Mr. and arm

John P. Milliir. Frcclanri. on Wed- nesdav evening Srptcniber Will. it being the occasion of their fil- iieth wedding anniversay.

Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Poiigh.- East Bidcford. were recent visi- toi-ii at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Palmer.

The many fricnrls of Mr Jamr-' Williams. MacNelll's. will regrct to learn he is ii patient in the

Prince County Hospital. Summer.

side and wish him a speedy re- covery to good health.

Miss Olive Tiipllri. Murray Road. was a business visitor to

ber l5. at their homes in Howliin

Mrs. Robert Dt'lll'Nl and N'- sons are home from Ontario. amt are visiting with Roberts folks in Duvar and Howlan.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Piatts of Tyne Valley. were in l-fowlan oni Sunday. September ltl.

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Aritonaiill nf Charlottetown were recent visi

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ProvE1cial Harvest Exhibition

Rural Youth Fair

5,, mg, mp,-,. ,, p failure with lllal of Elmsdals x'4-lmoi ion on” the main lFan.iiil'Pr. lTh"r'd'y h" ”"m” "llP"' he lwill receive iiwilii-at lrpgfnu-nl.

7" T Ci"-""' He ll being re-placed by Mrs.l Sir-rling Mlltllftlis til... Wm "ii

the position of lPa('llI'r till Mr.

lllr. and llii- tlziiiric htlH('VitlllIwall.ce "mun

Siiiiiiiicrside w-i'i- l'l.Klll)l'S to Elm- "FHA'o""r1i,':.K"Jm)'f".!, "ll"'ll"'l isdal? on wmmmdayl H e V nnua eat ii-rs tiiniciiliiin . in 0 Leary on Scpicnilier lfllh anti

Mr. and hll'h Gr-urge MacKin-p mm. M". prank mm", M”

ntin nl Mflnlrfllll were reccntlrdeizh Mlchvem Mn Byrnn Mtg

.returned to Brighton, Mass. I 1on..l Monday. Sept. lo. En route they ' "V" ll Windwr

IORDEN

Mrs. Phoebe. Chevcrie andll

! granddaughter Shirley, who have

been visiting her home in Souris, on

were overnight guests of Mrs.'

Cheverie's son Leo, and Mrr.p Cbeverie at Borden. . Mr. and Mrs. Parker Pauli-y,

who have been vacationing at t'av- endish. returned to Mom-tun on Sunday, Sept. 9. They also spent I few days with the laiteris par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. t';s-in-gs Sharpf, p

wants in op('i'alv on (-flannel gr 009 5'-llldllf FVPVIinI1 rerrnilv at,g,,,.d,,,, . r and Mrs. James V, Mgr-Dog. V5.32. T-....l"":2' .:.'f..:.f. tf.'.'.?..":"' i.'t.'.i2'”I.':'r”.'..'"..7.”..”.'.”.”l""' ””'. ;";;;;rd.;,-gym-,,7---------. -5- .-'d- H":i-.u1vs-.'- L- ' . ' p . n For a pa- mzftwlglllllellrtlilldnll-il sirfgsraltolllaigli; i':'lPni':i't(;irlrr-s;lient (in theMP. (ll Hospital for a. 'l.EGl0N DRIVE . -'0'""F- N”"'l aviiiiwl for thy Iic mini-senieni of Mrs u'.iiis'nii:yti.'i:rie lllyesre offiini-sill: ll hi: i-"Mi-"Ax 1”" " .P'"”'"l" once to our-r.-iir a TV ".saiellite'ss teacher. V ler Wm V ranam" Lenin" Pmndem hm Hanan" In h.E,,”,i,,L ml fhannd sympathy or H". , I ' p M” Vermm rmul, 4 d us of Liinenhurl. Nil, said Tues. I10 with a .......-. ..r mo wattl ...,,,m..,m - l”””” "' this , - , .- in an mn day a drive in on to iiniinl. tn. y is PXlF7lflP(l in the sor. David. of Halifax. ilwnl ilw Vlvpk.

end in Borden giro-is of Mr and

Mrs. Everett V1ivKr-iinn Sympathy of niaiir friviiits in

Borden is our-mic-41 in ,,

John Murray and (l.llll.!lIlt'l', xtrsy Keenan on the rtc.-uh of llr. John; Murray. Mr. and Hit Hurrgy 'wcre residents of Hi-iii:-ii for a number of years in-toi-r lllPy muv-.

guests d It. and In. lvC& Mt-Kenna.

Mr. and Mrs. Allie Oatway. ad little daughter Linda of Boulan left on Friday. sent. it. to aoaal' their annual holidays with rain?

Wot.

Mr. and Mrs. es Johnson win

have been visiting N;-lgllvgg 'l'n' '

Borden and Burton Lot 7 left on

Friday. Sepi.r7. for titer home ll '

Toronto. . , Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Connor-”

and children Sharon and June;

of Ottawa. are visiting in Borden.

ate.-xiii of Mrs. 0'COIln!If'.l parent."

number of legliiniiairea by 1960. Vlr. Fox said there are 80.542 vet- erans in Nova Sr-ntin but only IJM are Legion members. TALKS WITH NASSER

CAIRO with C Raymond A. Hare. new i' S ambassador to Fizyiii. furnmllv presented his cre- fl('illls'tli in Prrsidvtli Naanor today .

ed to Siimmerwis -amt ilwn hail a 45-minute ti-lky g

Mr, and Mrs Vlilliiir Miiiisiri with the Pigvptian lender, A U. S, 0f Hyde P-'ii'lx'. llasx. spent n Sl'll5l(i'SnlHfI called it "I friendly few days last uirr-it in Borden. dis:-iiss'ion."

P 1&4 THF HEINZ CHEF SUGGESTS

'b”"'5” M Mr" "'"l M” J'w' 0 -Kenna. Mrs. Gerald O'Brien. Mr. -B""'- William 3. Wallace and Mr l Mr. and Mrs. llallai-9 Bradshaw, Jpmu Curried ....Y Miss llonna and liaslcrs Tommy'-

and Band. of Siimmerside wcre.lT ” rot-out visitors at the home of Mr

and Mrs. Leigh !lla('Ni-ill.

Mr. and Mrs. ('liai'lPs lliiiin. Mr. and Mrs Merrill Dunn and family uere Siiiirlay visitors in- lSiimiiuvrfir-lrl and Milton with re-

LUXURY CELLS SALISBURY. Eng. rlleutersl - A new police station. which cusit the equivalent of 8336.000 and boasts housing luxury cells with foam rubber niattresscs, was opened here Monday

Crowning of 4-H

Fashion Parade -

Thursday 7.30 pm. -3 Official Opening

Square Dance - 4-H Club anal Jr. Farmers

A card party was held in llow- tors In HOWIIIIL i,.. on F1-ldgy mgm when gnmgp Forty hours dr-votions opened on nice chickens were played for. .Sunrla.V. Sciilvmbfr 15- ll 5l- Air The Misses Joan Arsenault and ihony'ii and the closing on Tues- Norma Gallant of Tignish Coe day morning. Several nellhbour- vent. spent the weekend of Septem- ing clergy assisted the pastor. AG

New Way Relieves. Artliritic, Rheumatic Pain Without Pills

Cmaaelaaa. odorless cream penetrates deep. speeds How of fresh. rich blood into sore areas, helps drive away pain-eauting prouura.

Toronto. Ont. (Splclll)-Sotenoo

by. M. dewhpgd " 'dmlmk into Ante musrlnsi. joints. Ar-tiiiilly

ht-lpsi rlrive awsiv pain-causing pru- nurc and congestion.

Used by doctors in England France and the D.S.A.. &'g magi

lice ,,. ldgnt i-gpahly presided rhournattarn-without the need of oblei-seaiahaovsnilablevithom Ono sick tract was pltd and a illKlD&.plllI and other medicines prescription at drug stores overv- "Tlisim You" note was read. Cod that yups-t the iivsuini. where, harm i.(.-mug-l mi. oil tghlots were ordered. it was Rubbed gently into palnfularaas, SL8! a large tube. lnfrgRUB ii decided D hold another pantry this cream l70W”'l" '0 than it guaranteed togivo comforting voile: sale on Saturday. Sept. I. if I- actually vaniahu into thaakln. It from arthritis-rhauniatill pains as

vallabln of not on the as. Mrs. Dctobet

ther who spent

lives in Int 1 and on . attend-l tdtho at the hinneotMr.' :'ndn'Mrs. P. Op at in n M ' m" after our

Fellxi apeodathe How of nail, rich blood Arsetiault invited members for tbol . p .

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September 27th and 28th

Friday - 8.30 a.m.

Morning - Judging Livestock

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Presentation of Awards and Championships

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