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wsnhmcrdtlfnlfzfl moor... scientists of tho deputnient of
world. .
speclmeni from Australia. spalll, lndis nnd Srris have been sent to welllngtm for-tests to do- gemrine their exlft oge. (
r. A. Better of the depart- ment's Plliilcli. llll0flt0fY- lull wellington. recently told mem- bers of the New, glaglcal Association that New Zea- land scientists now can determine the age of on organic ohiect as far back as 5.000 years from the constant rate of dlsintexrntion at carbon.
The laboratory's work. said Rafe ter, had included the oldest speci- men so far dated "anywhere in world. This was a piece of Ksuri
in Dfariri&'lilIl.JIf3fh,lsi6r"i.cl Bones
wood train Buckets, North Auck. land. which proved to he some years old. . '
Dating of moa"hones.hed Q-
llest known New zoslml mug. tents. the moo hunters. Tests .1 bone samples from the smug. burn-Pounswes arcs of central Otago in the louth.Islnnd indl. csted that the mo: hunters first occupied the area about 130 AD. when their diet was chiefly moo, whale end sesl flesh.
About ltiopwhen moa supplies (the moo. was an ostrich - uh fllshtless hirvn were de- pleted, the diet wu chiefly whale flesh, resl nnwhird; with a small quantity of shellfish sod mos. By 1850; so well as whole. cell flesh and blrdilesh, shellfish was used extensively as food. the mo: being scarcely represented.
CHURCHES TOMORROW
Anglican Church 3. PETEIVS CATHEDRAL
o loch! rd Bolero the Reverend Canon 0. I. Ietlei II.A.. I.D.r The Reverend W. ti. lieu llonorsry Assistant Priest organist sod Choir nh-can Miss Susanne Brenton. Lie. Mule
'l'lllR'l'EEN1'll SUNDAY 'AF'i'El TRINITY
1.30 a.m.-Mattins:
8.00 n.m.-Holy Eucharist.
ll.o0 n.m.-C is e r n I Euchsrld Preacher: Th e. Reverend Fstherl Neville. !.S.F. '
1:00 p.ln.-E easong. , Daily Services st and hours.
All Welcome
8. PAUL'S ANGIJOAN CHURCH i
The Plrbl Child Iltlhlisholl l'iU 51 I018 Illdltb
no levorend Cuoo J. 1'. lhheh. leetcr organist sod choir lltroetun Mr. ll. Jshl Innis, l'.B.C.0. Sunday. August as 5.30-Holy Comnsnsloe ' 11:00 n.In.-Morning Prayer and
eennon. Rev. Csnoe E. M. ' Malone.
All Visitors are Cordislly '1svlise To Attend. PRESBYTERIAN THE KIRK OF 8. JAKE the urea: 11. 11.13. leaner-.
III. I.. l'.Il.C.l..
TBINITYUNIIEP OIIUBUII
8 -.5 years.
ducted by Mo. MaeLeen. Church Vocation School Closing. s:oe pan.--Divine Worship. -
r Berrnon: "How Will I All End." sole: llected-Stanley Len- center.
A Cordinl Welcome Awsits You.
HON PBISBYTERIAR , CHURCH
II.A.. Rev. I. C. Evens, Visiting Minister. Mr. John Lee-Mdrgu. M.A.. , (Oxford) Organist and Choir Director 1II.m.r-Adult Bible Cllu. 11 s.nr.-Nursery school. 11 a.ln.-Divine We-M:
sermon: "The Music of Life" sole: "0 Return the Lord"- Mendelssohn
I '1 pm.-Divine Worship. s sermop: "To ,Whom do we le- 2
loloist:Mlull4 Bogus
I. C. inns wll organist and pgirlgctor cf Choirs conduct the services. ' Mrs. Ke . Rogers Acunlon.-he AI Are Cordielly I-IVIIOCZ ll .ns.-Divine Service ell Ier . . CIIBEAII lnon by the Minister. our OENTIML shniren World sun! the up OHUBOII shaken King . i . in '.g ”...
Visitors Happily Weleelno. ms: nnrrrsr onunon Icener Prince IH IIIU II'&
Illiltd
lav. I. I. littoiL'l.A..tI'.,D. luppiy organist: Mr. Psi codnrsre
ll s.ns.-Morning" Worship. Guest Preacher: Fev. A. I. Pyle of lnldon. Ontario. Sermon: tfwhy I Believe lb Bible b booth Ind I God.” The Mole Cher-no will sing tb seleotta "Tell Someone Ahei Jesue."l"'
l:tI pas.-loosing service
nzinr.-.;w-.n.IIs and prior; 7: rp.ns.-Teethleeiiustnesi illolnseu Genes-if i
9z;'”r?'.a't'r...r.."”"'f o'lll;l.f "' In Aun-
ler-sit"0IrWsndd'fIil.orI" C
3 51 0- w. u. Iesemltd.
A corsair Welcome To so ssruinnr FBVWII -----------n eussuhoosocylis mum os.ammn':u.:&?".”&
K'n.;'-3" no .Ec.srlhurr.srr- Icy. dung sags," jg roses. Hui Notices. "3 The pohde H cordially IIVIIO 4” . nnwcp . ; t- -""" sorrnoosrnr. c,':;i""" W" I p . seen
i Ilarvel D. nnher. I.'i'h.. - lisister.
Ire. Allison Knolls. A.B.C.I.. ll-lllld all Chet Direct: 10:00 s.ns.-Church lehod and
Family ilonr. ilrtl e.u,-Morning Worship end Cosnrnnsieo. lornseo end special music. 8.p.ns.-Vesper Berviee.
Control Christin lcerdlsll: invites no to the oerv'i:;a of the Lerfl
'III- A! ADVINDH CHURCH.
shied srchacolollsts to glvym. : relics from many. part.I,of thedmeoldietehuguonhgeuc
ln:oe a.Is.-Divine Worship eon- 5
day. Aug. 3th. eotrs.
Seven Prince Edward Island lads and lassies who attended the Gaelic College summer school iii piping, dancing and Gaelic lang- uage are shown above on the pint- form during the Gaelic Mod held
Coming Events
Dance Goose River School Mon- day, August 27. Chase's Orchestra.
, Barn dance at Cliff Peters. Rollo Bay, Monday. Aug. 27.
Dance St. Georgie'o Hall; Aug- ust 27th. iWebster's Orchestra.
Softball. First game of finals Sunday, Aug. 26.
Unloading cement Friday .and Saturday. P.J. Noye and Company.
Lobster served daily -st Ben Shell Inn, Victoria.
Dance Ions East School every
p Mondsy nights. God Millie.) jg;
Buying live fowl r-...:.a.y r'....or 13. R.L. Diclrieson. New Glasgow.
Horse ltsces Hnzelhrook Sot- urday August 25th. 2 p.m.
. showing at Mt. Stewart Friday and Saturday "Silver lode" with John Payne and Llsnbeth Scott,
All roads lead to Cornwall Sept. 8 for the Plowing etch nt iinsen
ilowsrds.
Crspeud Exhibition Wednesday, August 29th on Crepuud Rink Grounds. V
Chicken supper, games. etc. Tfrtz:-ndle llnli, Aug. 29th. Dance a .
Mount Herbert Lndies' Aid ice cream festival at David Mutch's. Wednesday evening, August 32.
Come to Cape Wolfe United Church picnic on Tuesdny, Aug- ust 2tith.. supper served.
Weekly Dance Fort Augustus Hall every Wednosdsy night. Burke's orchestra.
Regular Saturday ni t dance, St. Peters Bey Hell. Blanch- srd's orchestra.
Anbunl supper and dance. Or- well Covc, Thursday Aug, Nth. Serving I to 0. .
weekly dance, st
Regular It. Mary's Hell, Sour-is; Wednes- Cllff Peters Orch-
Grnnd Bingo. St. Andrew's linll Mt. Stewart. Monday, Aug. 21 st
0.!) p.rn. Two specisl prises incl.-t
pot sso.oc door prise. Bey Fortune United Church
"White Elephant" sole Bresdnlbane United 0 h n r e I I turdsy. August It
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st the first
'7-0-9-. Also
The theme "Going His Keen inte
Mr. Fred of welfare Nova Scotla
attendance
otlon from communions
copecit of The chart committee,
the conferen
the Island.
ogy,' Christian Archeology.
fgg1i;;of?:;f;f"ghf;;gg:e;; Mizpah Lodge No. 19. All
”'l”'"''' 3"” Mm" Mom” brethren invited.
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otteto CD061 course in Christian Missioll. WI! given by Miss Vlde Stewart. Miss-
to Christ so Saviour. . , Mrs. Annie Belle Houston. who - . -huservorrmirirtianmorchcnlipa
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Dr. Douglas J. Wilson of Mon- PROMINENT LAYMAN treat will be the theme speaker
United Church Men to be held at Stanhope Beach inn, September
end meeting will Young, "Red Cap i2"'ir-om Grand Central Station, New York City.
in this conference which will III- clude United Church men from all ports of the Province. A group of
six men from Halifax headed by in repreqmanves to "M mm".
dent of Men's Council will be in-
promlnent hymen from Moncton. 0'i'ilElIr COMMUNIONB it is expected that s represent-
be present for the session in the
non. Charlottetown reP0l”i! 91” application. for accomodstion nt
it is ted that the full mm of loleingn will have been
reached before the end of next week. mfonmuon concemmg the ;.els'n(b:.e:.:oi the National Council.
lil:nedlnligi' dllllolllileplssllbargegndlbrlelf Qwbec Cwncu ”l Ch'ml”' ma
ldems '"' mm" cm" lmoughmt Dominion-Douglas United Church.'
Christian Churches Hold Comp Series
in extremely adequate tilllfufs on their lovely South Shore Cpmp silo-at Canoe Cove young people representing A majority of the el- even Island Churches of Christ gathered for recrestioo. Study III! out door enioyment end felt 310” than 140 registered st these camps. The Christisn service camps are organized within eebvgtl-iolid rur- poee - evenge am PP "1317.- Severnl classes in Christian living church,
Charlottetown, and under; Evelyn Fraser, Chnr- tague.
Known Church Columnist dclress Men At Sianllope
annual conference of
speaking at the week- e Rnlston C.
Montreal. and has frequently lec- tured to ministerial groups and annual conferences.
of the conference is Way.'f rest is being evinced
Montreal Star and conducts c Sat-
educntion and mental health.
He was one of the few Cnnnd- munme"
for the Province of 1 t and Marmme rm 2.-;'2.l2i”'..””. l.l?.f.l.l”e.?.'f..'E& of the Canadian Council of Chur-
along with several
500 NEW MEMBERS
Dr. Wilson occupied the pulpit I "1 of the historic st. James U '39 laymm :1 liwg Church, Montreal, for e l" 3” Pm" 9” months when the congregation was without a minister. Lest win- ter, he was guest preacher at Mount Royal United Church. M
observers. man of the planning Mr. Allison MncKin-
Joined that church. ,
Dr. Wilson is past-President of the John Howard Slkiety of Que bee (for prlsoners' sid work); a
ce are coming in daily
e co-Director of the Jews.; and elder for ten years at
Wilson and two others of his family will ee- compnny him on his first trip to Prince Edward Island. three. years ago. Dr. Wilson was speaker at the Lsy Conference held at Camp Ber-I wick, NJ. I
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Masonic Service St. Andrew's U n l t e d Orwell, Sunday,
Aug. 26, 2.30 p.m. Alnpices
gave their lives
may
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ISLAND vounesrrlrs AT HE MOD
on the college grounds at St. Ann's, who won the open Sword dance lottetown. who won; all her classes Cape Breton. LEFT Judy Mncdon- chnmpionship; Pipe Major George and was named Nova Scotia champ nld, Cardigan; Donald Groom, A. Fraser, Charlottetown. who ion dancer. junior class; Thomas Summerside, who won best dress- won top place in piping compet- Iring. ? (iplmpetltion later in the Mod; itlons in the classes for boys 16 drumming, and Gwen Clark, Mon-
ea er Fraser,
Cardigan, who
Borneo Observer Sees The Isolation Of The East In Nfld
sr. JOliN', i , -
Dr. Douglas J. Wilson is one of itor from thse I(v)(l!ident(Cls!la)ysA Jlll: the prominent laymen of the Unit- aspect of isolation" ed Church of Canada. For many tices in rugged Newfoundland is years. he was a professor of psy- much similar to that found in chology at Toronto, London and many Asian countries.
Ong Kee man of North Borneo. one of efilvpnaibseglvelg Ion a tour
At the present time. Dr. Wilson 'p""”' 9' 9 ” "PP" Pl” I ,h editor! I t a th feels thatlhis own country is con- s on e ' 8 3 of ” fronted with similar fisheries prob-
urday page devoted to religion, rem” w Newm"mua”d- E
The students were taught by James L. MncKenzie of Aberdeen, Scotland. world champion High- iland dancer and by Thomas Pear-
ston of the Glasgow. Scotland. College of Piping. fl
A attending the Triennial s
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Jason-he . An Alphabet For
tryingtosirnpltfy , .” lcnguegewhichscterolow , for tndering eornmunlcstioo commonest ,II&o.wnpeoolesnd.whst
- chains In olphabet. probably selves to about 8.000 cheroetersgj .
or Guest Preacher 2 In Clfiown Baptist Church
MAIITIMI .
In the absence of the . gulnr
putor. Rev. H.L. Milton, what 1” s I P.” and
PHONE III
of the Baptist Federation of Con- sdn in Wolfville, the pulpit of the Charlottetown Baptist Church will be supplied tomorrow at both the morning and evening services by the Rev. A.R Pyke of London.
Ontario. l
Previous to going to Ontario, Mr, Pyke served several putat- nteo in the Maritime provinces. his first being the Montague field Baptist Church in Moncton, and his first being the Montague fieldi of churches ban in ward Island-
Mr. rylrc is ow pastor of one Fairbanks - Morse heating of the largest Baptist churches unit in 3 511; to suit your
ln C ndn. In edditio to minc- ting In wide radio :1inist:19 and home' Take advantage 0:-
gn jntgnglvg pg-ogrgm of gvgngd. these benefits. ismi.nhisownchurcb.heisin demand at Youth For Christ rnl- 5 year easy Payment Plan- lles and Bible Conferences. This
fnll he has been invited as Guest Regular in5P9Cti0n of Unite ;
h th Mood M rial . 5;f,';:.,",;"c...,'.,., y am No trouble to install.
Mr. Pyke is a graduate or the Heat where you want it; Moody Bible Institute and the - Gordon School of Theology and
Missloi . During w id w n he - l ,e,?:"t:,:1: ,,,,,g,:;h;, 5: W; DICK S METAL ed a . chosen
speak tonlorgw morning on the subject "Why I Believe the Bible
to he the Word of God," and to- Dial 9432.
morrow evening on the theme, "Our Wonderful Lord."
over-manned. Some of the tech-- niques used by Newfoundinnd lith-
ermen would be beneficial to the
industry in his country, he felt.
An Indonesian representati , C. Wimbowibowo, went shopping while his companions talked fish'- ing. He later said the independent supermarket would he ,s welcome boon to his region.
of distance between scattered com-
H94 wes sperticuiarly""impre sod Mlcxlmwlu mam Buffalo Ley Conference in 195: with the Newfoundland Longllner usedlin fisheries here.
Too Long Ho g I sl , another of the vllsitcgs. u"r?33.lfo ches. Asian countries employ similar-
U ” rt cl” .6? low Method lllsossrr .
PROVINCIAL FLOWER SHOW
Sponsored by Abegweit Chapter I.0.D.E. ' SU E BAPTIST CHURCH HALE
Wednesday, Aug. 29th--2.30 - 11:00 p.m. ' Thursday. Aug. 30th-2.30 - 5.00 p.m. Official opening, Wednesday 3.00 p,m. By Mr. R". C. Parent Superintendent P.E.I. rimental Farm Afternoon tea Wednesdsy on Thursdsy stternoon. - and prizes Wednesday evening. Sale of crwers ..Th . 5:00 - 7:00 pm. ' '
'Admiss on; otterncon 35; evening 50 ,. .
Note for exhibitors: No. 43 no limit to r number of dshelies. Rule 8: Flowers must be grown by
vessels for fishing but they are
flplonslhip.
RURAL voum ms Provincial Harvest Exhillition Provincial Exhibition Grounds, Chclrlotioiown, Sept. 27-28
RURAL YOUTH FAIR
Exl1ibits.fromJ4-H calf, poultry, sowing rind garden clubs will be
shown and iudged. K Provincial Harvesi Exhibiiionl
75 sections for vegetables, fruits, potatoes, seeds and roots.
Several Championship Classes including Provincial l-ororo 'chom-
dollorsin regular prizes in eddlilon to lpeclnl
Prizellot and Entry Forms write P. I. I. Dept.
torexceptforclsss7c?o78to82.
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