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o a i v I I _ a _ I. ‘ Eastern And central D'strlcts ChzgthNggserseil The United 800 commercials a day. a sur.

i d blasts reli- vey will be taken to decide if V . . _ gous ra in commercials that the program Will be carried iThe Guardian, Charlottetown. Sat, May “I. l964. a will be broadcast here starting Rev. Keith Woliard. directitrilr. I in . u y, of broadcasting, said in an inter-. The paper accuses its church view the views of the paper's f "American religiosity at its editor. Rev. A C Forrest. are

‘- I I o _ ‘ worst ‘ land of sacrificing good not those of the United Cliurt'h.‘ :1 taste, dignity. theology and com- The religious messages sup- Il Z ‘ mon sense. plied by the United Presbyter-

The advertislng project is ian Church in the United States

. I being sponsored jointly by the are to be offered to all eight United Church of Canada and‘ Toronto stations and others near ‘the Anglican Church Toronto in Oshawa. Brampton

After a month of about 125 to and Oakville.

On Thursday and Friday even- ‘ Stewart. member of the board I V . . -‘ logs the first graduation ser- 0‘ direcmrsv 5901‘? words 0‘ O 1 W- ' A I" vices of the Maritime Christian greeting to 3” those connected L E With a TAYLOR TOPPER

- 1 - . I with the College. No and today to look other than your boat. When you know you do, " l (30:26?! ‘12:: 2:21"?! tgirliﬁlilad‘; ‘ Thursday evening Commence- you teal better, do your iob honor—and you're more funl Don‘t be

ment services were held in the . ignored bauuto you looli older than you an. Clean, cool new flexible cgckgzxtfvtznwi“; ban . church auditorium. H. Frank ALL FARMERS in“, contoured to each individual hold one. no nu, no GLUE, no 1'" ‘ . ' i Sarahs. Manchester, New Hamp- Nev Fuss, No Muss. The only amwor—tAYLOI IOPIER. quet was served by the ladies shine. and director of the New gr hem"! have we. been able to 9"“? such BE YOUR —MAll now son FREE DETAILS— "I of the ,0“, church m the gym England Christian Mission de_ t servtce. Due to expanswn and modernization we “5, YOU! “Slum 0f the educaﬁonal bum“ livered an address. Merle Zlm- can now manufacwre apl’mXimalEI." Lililll tons Taylor Topper. m: TAYLOR Km,“ 5‘” you. s" I 8. A large number of local merman. chairman of the Col- of high lime per dav. Lid. “em ""d W “‘55 wi'hw' Obligation on friends and visitors from aCi‘OSl. lege board 0f directors presided. ' ' 511A yange 5.. I my part, full details on TAYLOR TOPPER L the Island attended. Donald. John 1.;- Cameron of Chm-10m, ORDER Now FROM 1mm. 5, OM. in plain anveloph I . ' , i . " _ : town presented the Blanche , . Ins-43:" NAME .................. .. r .r V .- § H ~ _ i Cameron Memorial Prize for Hovelock Lime Lew Young Wm in .. .................... .. I “rs: . CM

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. . . . . . STREET BIOLOGIST SEES ;y:g*::$ieg°..2i.i;i...m. Works my W, M. . .... .1

. ' i‘ 'f , . an. . t s lthis year, ; Pizavelock. N. B. ‘ Time Payments _ _ _ _ _ ._ _ _ BIKES CHECKED IN SAFETY CAMPAIGN GRADUATE ‘ ’“°“° BOSTON IAP)_siT Julian lThngtst gradualte 0' Math; _ , - - - - tme ristian Col age is Mrs. ‘ r oral Keith Wakelln of yesterday inspecting bicycles as Corporal Wakelln will return HUXIEV. BﬁtISh biologist. au- . iiifntgharlottetown Police was part of an organized bicycle to the school on Tuesday to hhor and lecturer. says: "The ggéarevaiisifgjiezf thiaoma‘gue- ’- Queen Charlotte High School safety project at the school. complete the inspection. which “Ollble Is. any damn moment at Cinci‘nnati Biblee yea!” _ its divided in two classes. We may a“ set blown up- m :3" Cincinnati min $923; ! tion of his outstanding contrl-t The 793’93-1'4’111 Scientist in let h '- '. Charles Praughl ibution and dedication to the ad-i o ' 303'“! 6,1,0!” InterView my“, [0521 “hithelgméfiiilezgrkaﬁ ivancement of the objectives of: here. said the most 'im- , Prince of wales College. She Re-e'ected V'P . the Canadian Diabetic ASS‘K‘la'i med'a‘e pmbiem we face 15 to i received the degree of Bachelor . . , Iion during the tenure‘ of ofﬁce; ’99. “'9 d0“.‘ 59' “W” t° i of Arts in Bible which is given Of Diabetic Ass n of the Natinnai President, ,Mr-i Mar 51' mime“ m I “We” i in... four years of work. n... .Gnrd‘m A- "let Who Y‘s'hedi . , i ‘ _ ' main course offered by Mari- (.0 Charles E praugm returned the Charlottetown and Districti A The trouble With! this ulti- i time Christian Cone“ is “val ‘5' this week from attending_ as a, branch in October. 1963. . mate d9 ‘9 F “9 "t .§"9’:3'°"e ! years in length and leads to the delegate from the Charloticiown I i :alkts aboutt is tliatnits tllkaiy : Bachelor of Theology degree. and District branch. the annual. Sunday marks the fifth an- 0 "m. m 0 a". u ."m e e' { Several young men will be re- meeting of the Canadian Diah- Reva Henry Tye hivcrsary of the congregation tergem “13W!” “"99 “S 3“ Tceiving this degree next year.

‘om all across Canada were . Charlottemwn When moved from when all resent forms of ov- . .

:i'l attendance. PreSIden'l' the old church into the new; ernment p— "including megs“ ﬁggoggggiii’gs‘iii" ghrhhhe: kg: Dr. J..A . Hunter was elected. . t structure. special service. will» called “‘99 enterprise “Stem i liver-ed the sermon: i i president and Mr. Prauglit was Rev. Henry Tye was elected mark the occasion. ‘ 0‘ Amer!“ and the WOUId‘be Maritime Christian Colle:e‘ re'ﬂeded national Vice' We“. 9"!“de "f the Parkdale Hw‘e Guest Preacher for both tno“ Cmeui'ii'bemm nf't‘he ‘50-“ was esmbnsmd In 196" mm W” for the “mm” yea“ and School Association at th e we 5 “I come as exnnm

. . . . . .. 1 classes beginning in the fall of During the meeting many it- .‘ morning and evening serVicesi HS danSBUI‘S- :‘ that year. The ehmnmem ha,

our Association held at Toron- .. . _ . on!“ ﬁrm. i Th 3 l , t a ' to May it and 9. 30 delegates; '5 H AHd 5 0f ﬁrst Bapmt Chum“ “‘ Sir Julian foresaw the day Iheideon aﬁiﬁizilriigiiferiigﬁniiti

ms 0t interest L1 diabE‘IiCL annual meequ WedneSday’ iwill be the Rev. Ronald Noble,i In the face of fantastic ‘steadily increased and students “He dwehssed'. Among these Mrs. Stewart MacDonald was pastor at the Bridgewmer Bap changes taking place _in the :are coming from an ever-wid. was the high prices chats—let. - the guest speaker. S‘he urgedf ﬁst Church in Nova sooth Ml. World. he said. man Will soon i ening area each year.

"m'diabenc drugs and “Sting members to reserve July 18 Noble was associate pastor at ‘ave '0 “""mpiem‘ty rc-think' rm “-

mnterlais in Canada. Our» mef- . his concepts of current socio-

lcal doctor. who had done much ’0' the "pe'i m”“"“ M “‘9‘ Figs; [ESDSS' economic orders. ' so I magic.“ in this ~egarn as .. National Home and School h(.-, “’ 9 (“L - ‘ ~50 3 , . , ~. muted approximately two m“. in! held this year in Charlotte_ DD then pastor. lOOk leave 0" heggiengwfz‘ltlodlahe riardxde'dt: .lS i I _ lion dollars were spent :ieed- town. absmce for further “Udy‘ i cmasihaiy harshpecoh; emjm' l ' 13351); on these drugs by dig. . rs. MacDonald. who is vice- Mr. Noble was born at» be wee; man and magian bctics each year. Tits- Associa-president of the provincial Woodstock. N.B. He received; an8'machines evenlua‘“ tion passed a resolution to take‘ home and Schoci. installed "is his BA from Acadia and his. win y , y'wgp‘ look into the moi 9-; following officers at the meet- Bl) from Newton in 1947 Ho ' , I

Although in Prince Edward in: first \'i('(‘ preSideni. Mrs. has ht‘en pastor. HSSiSlam Pas'i ,Thp Meg‘s)" mm “II” the“ lsli‘liti all diabeti'-s rccc ve Frank Russ: second vice p" si- tor or Sllp'liy in all three Mari 3"‘5‘7 15. “th v are , penl’ie these requirements free of rim“. inn WeliF‘t‘r: . 1'" :""y, time Provinces and pastor in ooftfl fltu.w§n)\\ay, if they

‘ epa"?"-'e‘t MrS. John Skinner; treasurer. the Un'tcd States. He was pas “M “‘"k'

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a . , . ‘ DeSahle. P.E.I. of Health's Diabetic Control MY‘F‘ Cornnilus Mi‘Cn‘Fn‘S" ’ (ii-t tor of the Germain Street Bap- i H The answer. he said. may be " . the ""fi '

e « ~3 rectors: Mrs. Edith Robinson.r tist Church in Saint John. t 30mg 0‘" Plimbing mmm' Ms min-ii interested in tthis Peer llacNei‘. 'iu‘ere D7 ey‘. Special mush, “m be pmvhh tains. or sitin: around renti- I

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deiiscpii in pnflﬁ'w‘nuj‘ a. hospitality committee. Mrs. . . - -_ mg 01‘ writing or painting i ' ‘ (iil"(‘ the cost of the Program. leure'ice Canin‘rel‘: 'l‘li’m‘9"- 53$:Lﬁrﬁnmgwaﬂnﬁﬂg.“:35i landscapes_.. ‘ Fresh [sand Frlt’d ‘ II “I nﬂssiblle Ship- 21”“ Ra‘ﬁh'hmﬁiuiz‘a“: Cox win sing “Collie ye Blass- CLAMS ! \ At the Annua Dinner of the "IMZI‘a I. - 1'5 ur «0 ’Pzi . . n ' , n i . . . . as.» sninn Mr. Prau'zhl w a at press secretary. Mrs. Frank ginggg‘g‘ iﬁipﬁn'g MIT-H53} c l . - i W" "'9' “'"‘"""5’ presented with the “Presiderl's MMDCY‘aid- AiForhqunv-ngu at the eve_ are 955 Dr'V'ng i c Mimi "f Merit" in apprecia. The following delegates were . a ﬂ‘r ,. " . appointed to attend the nr‘vin- “m3 5“‘LEE_,______. we RESUH'S In Flne i

'clal H and S meeting:

———_—._. —-——‘ Mrs. James Hiezins: M": '-l'v.‘l I d J Charged with driving wiiho t l. O t A '- Rice. Mrs. Frank Maegontald. ISIan ersey i due care and attention and dtii- e e r l

Mrs Edith Robinson.

M \ 'I I vinz wliilc h‘s operators Inn 3

.at-.'ei. R d ense was suspt‘ndcd. Gerald

"M’ ""* " "‘“"“' Smith. Johnston‘s River. wasI I . TANKER IN TOW fined a total or $64.00 when lit-'1 Wit" "‘9 WWW"!!! i

. -' Edward Island Jer- -_ . LONDON (AP, __ Owners of A Fun“. appeared before magistrate A.

1 .. sey mw. “""ren G"‘\':’ a- J‘ Hasiam‘ QC' in cm. on““ _—_._-..__._ B R l E F S ‘tshe grit sh IhaFnlée-r hLondo.i.dysnmn Pegs.“ was the sew court yoswrday. . p

pp‘m ""r is?“ n 33' t t ‘T'H‘l ond i‘ll‘Z'i‘lE‘St produce" in the sen- John Fredrick Mam“. 240; . -———_—-_

led "9559 has been take“ '" ior 3-year old class that quali-‘ . . ‘ tow by a sister ship Overseahtied on record of performance Queen 5‘“ Clty‘ was remand'

. - , . it one week, pending posting‘i Pioneer in the Caribbean and tests re cried in M3 , it was e i or or YOU CAN ASSEMBLE rHiS PRE-CONSTRUCTED DaVid Renniei HamPSilll‘e. 1'6- spokesman for the owners. Ltin-ihead ofﬁce of the Canadian On charges of speeding the - l‘t’n'ed .Vesl'di‘dﬁy. news 0‘ “19 don and Overseas Freigliters..Je-;.:9v Came Club in Toronto, following lines were levied. Ro-t dciilh of his sister. Mrs. Kate Ltd., said the London Splcug The' heifer which is owned by‘ ger Bernard. Hunter River. $50.i .

M a 0 in i 0 5 h i“ Dllflll‘mi‘nev ‘ dour‘s engines had broken down ; James vickersom North Riven} and c 0 st 5; Winston Calvm

St‘lliand. but that the sea was calm and;pmduced 11.214 pounds milk,_ Campbell, Charlottetown. $20 CHURCH SFRVICEQ she was in no danger. Thet625 butterfat for an average} and costs and Ellsworth Dun- ' ‘ ' ‘ ta r was reported carrytnaitest of 5.57 per cent which lsi can. RR 7 Charlottetown. $10

Anzlican Church. Crapaudt and Springfield. St. Johns. M2:- tins ll a.ni., St. Elizabeth's Evensong 2.30 pm. Rev. A. W. Garwood. rector

TO VG HOSPITAL Edward IEddy) Ferguson. son of Lorne and the lale .‘irs. Lorne Ferguson of HamptonI has left for Halifax. N. S..I where he will enter the Vic- toria General Hospital to un-i- dergo surgery. v‘

ART GRAD 18 HOME Allan H. MacKay arrived in the city to Spend the summer holidays with his parents. Mr ’and Mrs. Allan L. MacKay. 85 Fitzroy Street. He has com- Dir ed his first year at the Nova Scotia College Of A" and at graduation was award- ed a scholarship for excellence i“ in first year studies in fine art. = -

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