that stretch of dreary wasteland. War in ii" Wddinil 5 "'0'"' MacI"adven- A social half-hour followed. ii JHAVEA ”loRD FOR if He listened; there came no gonna W” (W011 by liar Kiri friends at W10 Class B . when refreshments were served. ;- ham wmm, the 511.01. home of Mr. and Mrs Keith Myers nuyui Jim (ivoiinndyw 3 1 1 . g M ;:.wsusimlhe magicwordthat "I guess," he reflected, "that Chariottetovm. where the pride re- Gingerbread Man (Cole) 1 4 3 wm'"'m"""rw

-.5, .,,,,,k, ,0 M ,,,-m, 1, mg there are hundreds or vhouuirids ceived ma-nv lovely and useful sift-L You'll See (Andrew) 3 3 2 rmzsp MEMENTO

i 1 rd 1 gh book. M On January 16th, many of her Dot Budlong ably vorimd better til-n uml. 0 W 5 n 0” us Mr friends from Parkdale, C'ha.rlotte- - 4 NUPFINGHAM, nngluid (op)-

ylcocndy. when Greek l!llil&d1'iV- ;ers had to transport into the

Break g 0'llay Iron ,

nuliiiils Wright xsumiiiiii C!IAP'l'!m. roux

Oon tinued

Bsngl'f'hedoorwssch1itlnhis face. with missing esse. its rusty bolt jumped home.

Jerry grinned. "As a liar," he said, "I don't seem to rate quite one out of a poslble ten."

He looked at the door; the door stared blindly past him and across

loves and I was fool enough to read. But thm'e'a not one piece of advice in the whole six-foot shelf of 'em to tell you what to do when

lllllyte.-Macmillan Wedding

On December 29th at the Baptist (xlusch Manse. Charlottetown, the Rev. J. D. Davidson united in mu-rlge Ruby Ella MaldMillan of Wlarletteicrwn to Kelso Stewart Whiyie of Smith Fol Ontario.

The bridesmaid Mia Jam Maclcod, and the groomsman was Mr. Ira Townsmand.

After the wedding a reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gay, Winsloe, after which the halplpry couple left on a short honeymoon. ii

town. and vicinity gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs Ralplh Gay to tender them a shower.

l witness the beat rice of the seas

lcellaces Al New- Glasgow

A large crowd of race fans was on hand Saturday afternoon

when 15 horses making up four classes raced on 1 perfect quarter mile speedway on New Glasgow River. x A starting gate ws,s used and the races were run off promptly.

Ibllowlng is the summary:

Class A

Mabel Patch (E. Smith) .. Bob Dale (H. Stead) . Romeo (it Bernard) . .

Winning horse owned by R. D.

"121 312 .233

(Nicholson) dns 2 Dslewarc (Glow) 5 ii cl Winning owner Fred Follsnd.

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an Eddie Dale (E. Bernard) i

no Winnipeg's Chick Zamiok. 26-year-

vcsk of In-

It vns s. spiritual experience feel the dresd and despair of those people beins -' d by faith in a just and merciful God. as the Jndows of knowledge were opened unto them. letting the light of s. new life shine thm h

ug y .

With all. the improvement in African village life by way of ag- riculture, education and health services there must be emphasis on the spiritual. As the African! advance in the abundant life, it is for us to strengthen our work in training them. so they will be capable of provildng leadership in Africa, "the land of tomorrow".

Hymn 252 was sung, "In (7iu-ist There Is No Easi:gOr West". The meeting was closed by repeating the Lord's Pmyer in unison.

old centre with Nottingham Pan- thers in the lnngllsh National Hoc-

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hockey, tying the nut set sun. to by Bobbie In at Vudsm. with mightan:

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'isolatod interior, rooting msieri- . lady kicks your shins and bolt; The bride and groom entered the 1 1 key League. will receive a spe- inig ngeded (0; 1hg of the door on you." room to the strains of the wedging y Holly Hsrvestefcl k S uh 2 I 4 xtiiallyi-snmnartai puck from Notting- Knock again? To what purpose? march played by Miss Norms. sy, , - I M y Len as in am am. the one with which refugee heltenl.Thesovernmcni Invent another lie? it was sure After the bride and groom were Tm?” :.e.'o::.n::Endox. xicmch. :0: Gigs: (l::ne;u)yt . 1 g 3 he scored his 400th goal in British I . cwbebllednr ,h. tedth irtsw wlleledln: , ' 3 u's co .mi lwfrcbucd mm mm of M iiiiii not yet ifuriv hack thy: the: ignllotle iffarglon v&5v ad: Berry mm mud to take me am is U5 Fremm Matihewfi 333"”, 539." Lady Biondeii i mmum for me purpose D mu ' - Ambassador to Britain. He replaces tary of state, an n . m- (L Mncoubre ) 5 5 5 ' he had come. Instead, he made a Good in a carriage decorated for Walmt Gmmd The new envoy told mom ohm. or Prom”! who ad. if hc.idaltnllyllckedthctrInsporta- circuit of the shack. the occasioi. The verses were read mxmm he "mm W mm in mmymed me mm Winnins horse owned by Emmett um pwmm A wretched kifkalthen lgarden. this. by Mrs. Clive Madmlllhn. Many ,. , ' Be"iiii'd- C... D D I A B E C S Which iii?-liked t 9 liiiC0- Sumo pictures were taken of the happy - 9- Another nice thing about alu- yellow cabbages. A few drooping couple and guests present, by 3.3;: g:'em3,::r:hp:f&;:;gu ml Guy Todd (J. Pelefa) 1 1 When Have you tried New Sunlight lIlinIim'l iishtness it that I! given 5m” of cymi Sm" 5”” wch ” Pew? G'3'Y- The 8799” V9”? A new carpet for the platform -Bantle's Choice (J. Brown) I 2 5MP? 1” A” W": 'n" WW!- . 5011 prodigious labor must have graciously thanked every one fol-ich End the uphome,-mg 01 the pulpit Winning owner John Peters. Nothing can take its place-it poundage goes two to three times been required to produce these we ygvely zjfm which they ruceivenll chum em. ndds much to the omcig1g,.stut,gr, med Jeffrey; i washes everything washable. So I9 '3' 35 Wmi 0””? "malt 11 "ms; 39”.” r:;m5th- 1 1. The Temaifidef Of 'iiiE evening Witsi pleasing appearance of the interior judges, Chester Bulman. Ed Tui'- I y kind to hands. Try New Sunlight - - ” nzieia ii "9 01” We spent in games and music, after: ' fth h h. This ided ner and Daniel MacF'adyen; an- 1 day! ohm mum ma”1ummum'mm 5”” T imebbe 3M W” Wm" which 3- beiiiimiii iiiiwh W35 S9VV9dlAnnual by thee cctlltlldfch cholrvuwhiflgvalso nouncer. Ralph Macliladyen: driver i 0

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from?” I ' ”Whct matter where? , .the sole point of importance was " lthat his morning's work had

friend I-laaaler said. As for us con- nection with Albany or Troy goes she might about as well have been in the middle of the Sahara." He saw a metal bucket lying on

"Where does she get her water

For him

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but quite certainly. if she had, she iwould not now give it.

Pondering, he followed for some yards along what he fancied had

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rrotting remnants of is derrick. ?Save for those rocks, however, theiplng at the water's edge.

by the hostess and friends. After, wishing Ruby and Kelly many) years of wedded blis. the guests; departed feeling they had spent 1!: most enjoyable evening. g

over an area a quarter-mile square” 'was flooded by an opaque body of) Itllrquoise umcr. This must be the:

pony.

Jerry possessed s mind that couldn't remain quiet. Hassler had declared the present summer the

'The twin annual meeting of Trinity United Church. Montague, was held in the church on January ldlll,

the pastor, the Rev. J. M. Fraser.

Officers for the meeting were appointed as follows: chairman, Mr. J. M. Fraser: secretary, Dr. L. A. Johnston. Minutes of last an- nual meeting were read and up-

The session by- Mr. Fraser; Wom- en's Missionary Society iMontague) by Mrs. Lester MacLeod. treasurer; Women's Missionary Society (Whlm Road) by Mrs. Howard Vickerson

donated a large sum to the build- ing fund.

The financial report showed that amounts contributed ' were sub- stantially higher than in the prev-

the meeting expressed appreciat- ion of the splendid work being done by the choir, officers of the Sun- day School, and all other organ- izations in the church.

Continued from page 2

votional writings with flower sim-

icarious rest on some rare outcrop-

Nichoisnn, treasurer: Men's Club

of starting gate, Cyril Smith.

TRINITY W. M. S.

February 5th. The meeting opened by singing hymn - 256.

Greeniand's Icy Mountains". Replacing the regular program and study. the members were privileged to see the beautiful

"From

" him off from a possible source Of1gl'R.Ve of Phineas VVzi1ker's for- mm l . l t l . V u u . I U . To be ' Mmlt . m H A I 1 1 E prmed. Repolts were given as fol c().or"i1,nd gounci mm The Kings ilsziigyalligxlilt have nonesmtfa give; xiii; ofesgrealt1e()' Eo7aoy I::iim(:loli1i- 10”: A country Garden M3” ' which L5 the me'9mry 9! SALES and SERVICE

Rev. Frederico Mussill. a native African pastor. This picture was filmed in Angola, Frederlcds na- tive village.

When Frederico was a. boy,

strike take

BUCKlEYiS. XTURE

its side. It was plugged with tar. M . d M H Wm y mi , r . i m 1 5n"'5(Act. The Afternoon Auxiliary of the 1 Attached to it was an enormous In gm::ne,ml::e whg: i;G:.re;,h)g:lSlnT);;: r;fe::n9h?;eI?ei:oll0:::ih "hf O(;l;,5sg::f;mr"u mg n I l women's Missionary Society of S ” t ' - mil c”' mpel ”"'”5"”1y thick M" is now stationed with title RC A F i vs tg. - d- y 'd by on behalf of the congregation. T””'"'y Umted Church "M 1” me X .the size of that utensil. ' t ' i 5”” me 1" mg 3” pmy" 3' Social!-Iall on Thursday afternoon. J"

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BUSH lonce been a continuation of the coruntryls driest in thirty ye:ms- g g H H W k by Ht Ibo u. DWARF road that brought him here. ltland this lake plainly maintained ,Gig3lf3RM";'c”k;o0f9C”f;:3h e,;u,,h";:,,,'u,,,f,;p nafjiiiy, 5,:gi"m,;ff .:.,l;;1l'?,,i3,”,;;;',l,,,,,i:; . d. d R i ' iizirtggdthxotgifeiase fliiljigo epiiiesii: tA:l1rsr;osatmi)e:lx;ei1.t.H;rh iiadtetaiicgi mm, bl", Mm ffomme Mamm, Gardens are poignantly asocliio and deqmir. and longed for a R""" "'3 3" PPR T5 'liniiu from seed the lam year: easily . ill H8 its . ye al .1 V u.easm.e,.; Sunday Schom (Lawn. ed with the Christian religion. It richer, fuller life. Finally, he was ELECTRICAL fl. hm. form, about oneyinot high. ;iii)0n the iabileiand-then. for the visibly fresh. howevei coiolcd bl vmnmguc, by M1. Fraser ,0, M,” begins in the Garden of Eden. It mum by nu cmiguun uncle and o mhnm. Hardy perennial. Bean ground had given away beside it, its ore deposits: there had to be an t , 1 i 1 & d L, ends in the Garden oi Resurrection. placed in ,, miggm, school, ye APPLIANCE

ybundiglli """ifi'”l'":;";f,' .ran along the very edge of s. sud- inlet and an outlet, too. Jerry's in- E”;9m,yA.;ir3iII&r' wwpfrnben 1;" ' Midway lies another--the Garden continued his educam-m gnmugh .. l cost. as In in enseyu l V ' . l . . I a 195 i on gue y rs. , s mm like that of wild strawberry; ilrh ,denly rexealed chasm. sstlable curiosity. worked once L h L 1 , , L In .of Gethsemane. Men and women fhg yggrs ungu he wgg ordained Repairs

-nd iuicr N"! romlvm bushy gmvvlh 1 Here was one border of the table- more. 90” JD ,ns o"' "asu”r' 3 as who lived their lives in these three to th g ml mi, . The M.

"'J:f;,k'i ;';'5';LV”f;';,:'"”"':,1,'f,,'"a1f,,:: iland. but a border not formed by He descended into the deserted eidkfgw 9' ?9”1:f;?s”efI. by x":m1:' gardens and taught their faith to ricmi 1:5, oagn C39 bguzmgui, the . garden. borders. at A showy pot plant in hill. Instead, a deep, narrow valley. The sleep walls rose ufpcqsphrgff Y0?” Adult; Grasp bi; others. very jiaturally were intim- Howe,-mg shrub, and trees of mg 7

mo. Tho,-iiell-msmaiiier .-hri;-e gag;-;;f;;f ,valley approached ii, and. where slraight above him. their crests W3 11' : iim , ateiv concerned with gardening. native country. his innate love for ' 155 In-nt St. Phone 500! ”"'b'm" "M M iiwiromgsced 1ur- Ithls met the elevation. the scoo slscmetimes overhnn in the drop. ' ,1" 0,1,aCe . 3'' sec” 3”” and the world is made better be- music and my-mm was evident PHONE 1444

inK0f"iY"""V'"”" -. - i P 3 3 tieasui-cl choir by Mrs Charles t m 1, am;

slink the popular 30iCmlchersnd;imI- and stcsmshovels of I. post gen- He felt as if he were at the bot- Frasier t'wasul,erg Misswnar and 93"” Of hem and 9 99 9- thmughout the picture, the pur-

".'.7P"s W "W"? hm" f;"'” if" ”fg ieration had cut profoundly lntmtnm of a giant's well. Or no, not the ' ' V they WWW 50 19"? 380- pose of which was to record the

Film: mvii" "1”,.'..'.'ie'.(' 'seCed”iu;pi:"is Vthe elevations front-cut it on'bottom bv a long shot for in Mmmenance Fund by Mrs” How”d

f”.""7 ”"" i l . , ' L ' , ' Vickcrsoll, treasurer; financial re- '

: ;l;Ia&c)d.p:2:::lidl'I0W. mu. sot) (3 plin. lKpf;lnEdeicSui;1aBrG of a square, to the per- gegerihlethegrugllsblcllgve1idlgfgilytil; mm (Lower Montague) by M". I l ' . i ' ', . ' H w d Vi kerso , t surer; I h':"'::Y”:cf5':f;:RE,,,. : Bending over, Glldden could see, sole foothold uas supplied by! blgldiggr nmdc by "Mr. reghanes V I ,4 & " 11:; upjutting rocks at the baseysuch earth and stones as had fal- Fraser; Baby Band repuwby Mm .l g :.-:.'y pH1&m ..:.w,..- e panks of a fallen cabin. the len from above and found a prc- Lester Macuwd for Mm George 1 -

lcntire space at the gol-ge's foot

To be continued

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by Mr. Lorne Wigginton.

In reporting for the session. Mr. Fraser stated he was very happy. indeed. to have received such splendid cooperation. He welcomed the new members added to the sessioll this year namely Messrs. Donald Mncllcod, llorace Fraser, Clmrles Fraser and W. D. Fraser.

As Mr. 1-'rnsel' assumed his dut- ies only within the last few months. October 17th his report was coll- flncd in stntlslics only. He reported that he visited the Rev. Dr. A. D. lsiagxcllzie. who is considerably im- proved in health and still vitally llltcrcsicrl in the welfare of this pllSlOl'.'ll('.

Messrs h. M. MacDonald and Lame Wigglntmi were re-elected to the bnrrd of stcwnrts. The plate collectors and ushers were re- slccted. it was decided to increase tlin insurance on the church prop- cl-ty.

The subject nf donations to the Mt. Allison fund was dismissed and it was suggested that the men's club tnkc over this project.

An fllllllV(!l'Slil'y service is to be held during the slimmer and a Sl.IiilIl)iP time for such service was loll in the judgment of Mr. Fraser.

A llczlrly vote of thanks was lcllrlcrnd Mrs. l.. H. Poole and Mr. I-lnlrnlld Vlclzcraoli for the supply of flowers during slimmer and fall, also in Mr. Alex MacKenzle for supply of water to the church kitchen.

The Women's Missionary society had an excellent report. having ex- ceedecl their allocation for the year, as well as having sent large quantities of clothing, etc to mis- sions. The l.ndles' Aid. besides the usual expenditures. nccompl icd many important projects. some of which are: Purchase of hymn books. remodelling Manse kitchen, painting of church kitchen, also ll generous contribution to the build- ing fund. The Young Adults Group. from the proceeds of two one-act

having been inducted on y

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