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-Mr. Heath Chisholm of North Tryon was A busineu visitor Tuesday. Mr. Chisholm has recently remodeled his iunenl parlor and also added A new Ambulance And hearse.

Miss Doreen Howatt of North Tryon. and Miss Fern Inmsn. mo- tored to Bumonerslde on July 5.

Mr. Carl Cengus of Amherst. N. 8.. was A business visitor to A1- bany on Wednesday. He loaded A truck with eggs for the Amherst grocery trade in Nova Bootia.

-Mr. and Mrs. Barry Flint of Mattelpan, Mass., are vacationing in Borden and Coleman. He was a recent visitor to Albany and North Tryon. Mr. Flint plans on retiring in the near future and is planning on moving to the Island. Mrs. l"lint's home is in Coleman.

A large number of the residents of Albany and North Tryon Ii? tended the big Orange-tea party in

Mr. and Mrs. Gus Wsdell And Mr. and Mrs. Major Wadelii or Charlottetown, were recent visitors to Tryon and North Tryon. For A number of years Mr. Wadell farm-

Mr.' And Mrs. Max Leiurgey. North Tryon, and an-. and Mrs. Raymond. Woods attended the Auction sale at Brsadalbane on

In the Boston Globe Pictorial Magazine of June ,1: there ap- . ' several full cut pictures of. Mr. Dan ?steel and his son. Steel of the Metropolitan Driving is A former '. Islander and well known in this section where he handled and trained horses before leaving for

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-'rbs home of Mr. and Mrs Elmer Wallace. Gascumpeo, was gather-ink, Tuesday evening when theirnaigh- bolus and A number of friends Assembled to wish them

other

well on the occasion of their 1m;,,,m " N twenty-firth wedding, Anniversary mo lldsr u u which they had celebrated on Sat- 1000 glnlzamner ti urday, July 10th. Flowers were iaaw 1! n ,resented i.:.ss)i;..xw;11;i;e g little I! j 3 . mi” sum Ioor bans. j,i;l-f..:"i'3... ..?”..'?.;':.':i::::'..".:i ::"t'.:f"::.: min as 4; mum". M as Mrs. Wallace by Mrs. Melvin cosonovm is n Bridges and they were literally 700 aaiiwia is ll showered with wealth when Mr. i:::g,-go!-ti ” 8! Russell Leard opened above their at 9. """' "' heads an umbrella from whiohfeil -nun: no no uooossai. yo ,7. bills and coins of many denomi- nooooisus so as nations. Mr. Wallace iaade reply. i?.'?.:,,”'"'',, um I396 mi thanking their friends for the soon ......... 3., :3 gift And for their good wishes. 1500 wish ' m 3 All Joined in singing "Arr They Sggarsnslaun is is Are Jolly Good hollows”. Refresh- .3 :w---...'”'''. E” -3-" 4-?” :::.:.”:..'".: : ”"....".r- W"? "" sign: -...I ' "i '3 "5.-n4.nr.r.:"-.:m-i: mi ms mi rled y . - . ..9.::',':,l',;, 3:" ft :0 Weir. 131).. who was than minis- uooo naadwar ll loss iov. tor At Albes-ton. They were at- "W 3-H! - in tended by him Agna Arthur (now 3 cm! mi All-s. -Leigh Weeks) and sex. Ar-- cu m....,,, M m ,3 thin: Wallace. -an-. and Mrs. Wal- mllmg 11 1. u u lace HIV! loll! ilhiidfeh. Mrs. Al- fgw. no no not den Gamble (Bits). Henry. Wu- ,,.:n'n,ur ' 3” 3” :14 liam and Helen. gglitflarg ' E :3 :0 V i ""-""'v-- en w m MIH Ferguson ".Z:'?.'.. ".3-3IIi"3"E'o' rvw g:::n : at his VMPIOYWS 399 "man: '4' I . d --- :: .. : Demands Reiecie u&'x'I'."n-a I fl 3': if. . i . . llllsru or . ii ms mi 'l'OD0fl'l0. (OP)-A m I! 3:3” .4: :: 3 l'........ fvsome"uae.00l!ilemoIovIuI”mt"' ”” 3:: 3" doomgmny t M.nfihn.- II A V0 D :!l:w.3' pig, '3, '3, Brantford, Woodstock and Tenso- :i.'33.'a- 5' 3" 3” ”-i-ha reportwss-drafiedby mp K33." aw” 1 'n '1 H As. Clark of ouoioh. ehairmah of "same , is an i .' so

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x-replaced Cameron in fifth xx-replaced R. Phillips in fifth.

Summary;-RBIs-Banks, Cam- eron 3, Gay 2. B. Grady-1. J. Grady. R. Phillips. P. Schurman. Stolen b--es--Robinson. Jones 2, Cameron. M. Schurman, R. Phil- lips. Sacrifice hit--R... Phillipa. Sacrifice fly-J. Grady.

Umpires-Plate, J. Hogan. bases. .1.

llebron S.Vl.S. Test Results Announooil

-Hebron. Prince County, has taken the lead this year in its outstanding success in adult mem- bers participating in'the swim- rninl and water safety classes.

Interest and enthusiasm ran high on Saturday afternoon as many men and women tried the tests. After the swimming was complet- ed the onlookers and the swim- mers enroyed A picnic supper on the beach. A '

Mrs. W ilbur MacQllsrrie. is chairman of this energetic S. W. S. committ . She and the other members: of” ii: Semantic gag chargg o A U Nee, . . course which whs instrii'cted,”5y Miss Sheila DeLory. 1' Red Cross Instructor from Georgetown. Paul Cudmore and Lewis Kerwin test- ed the ditferent classes.

The successful candidates re- ceiving Red Cross awards were:

Intermediate I Mary MacDonald. Irma Mac- lsaac, Eric Macxinnon.

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Alice Clement. Jackie Clement. Annie Darrach. Gerald Msclsaac. Margaret Maclsaac. Bill Maclsaac. Fras Macxinnon. assrlotte Mac- Klnnon. Dorothy MAcLean. Everette MacNevin Norma Mac- Qusrria. -

Beginners

Eng Bette, Willlld Bend. Faye Estabrooks. Doris Oorill. Herbert Gorrili, Harry tacky. Paulina Mil- ligan. Clifford Macrlsvin, Jean Patricia MAcNevin.- William Wedloek. Mary E. Mac- laaac, Irma Macwiiliams. Jean

Mscwillisms. Leona M'acWilliams.

Motor Vehicle Accident figures

OTIAWA (OP)--A total of 3M! &ana:iian!; 1&1: "killed and 50.784 lcgililitnil last year. in 1952. there were 2.000 deaths mild 57.515 11!- juries in II'l.'liI accidents. not in- cluding those in Ndwloundland. The bureau of statistics reported Wedaies:i'syl.t;At than .werehts1w.:,r cl Ar than " '" urns Island and

lick. Manitoba and British Coi- xmbia and fewer injured in QIIODOI! and Saskatchewan Numbeii; of accidents in eastern

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sod-go new-nus and Arnold Douglas wen appointed as delegates to Attend the -Annual Convention in Charlottetown. Next meeting will be held at the house of Mrs. John,Andrvws when call will be answered with Mssnuries". Committee will be Mr: Lindsay p

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LANG5'rAl"l". Ont.. (CP)- One of the five mental patients who can caped from the Ontario hospital y was still at large Wed-

Poliociintensified . their search for 19-year-old Victor Robert of Windsor after he was reported to have slipped through a police car- don on the Toronto city limits at Scarborough early Wednesday.

William Elsie. 30. said by Police to be the "harmless" the gang, who escaped by ing A guard over the head with A oribbage board and stealing A lruok, was rs-captured Wednesday while makingaphonecallfromabootah

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virwent Launch. 24. said to be the group's leader. was picked up Tuesday while trying to hitch-hike A ride north of here. George Moore, 17. was found Monday night and 16. was iniured when the escape truck-crashed.

NOBBOBO W. I.

-The monthly meeting of Nor- boro Womenls Institute was held at the home of Mrs. A. ll. Webster on July '1 with on attendance of ii members and one visitor.

The meeting was conducted by president, Mrs. Eln-iermstewakrt. Iipll

5! thy card and

miniature Aprons w oh contained money for wsistlines. one I-pron

amusing

whlchswas read by secretary.

The visiting committee reported two calls.a.nd treats provided. A quilt was handed in for Red cross-

donation of 36.00 Institute was re-

eeived from salvation Army. Cor- reoondenee was read And Institute

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Bummesalde Council of thaxnighu orcollnnbus was held last evening on their grounds and fine weather and I good civwd

through ut ti; o e evening

continue each night until Sat . day evening ur

Crop lieporl

crops, helped by warmer weather are making rapid growth, the

The bureau noted A g provernent .ln prairie crop con-

Early-seeded grains are heading, especially in southern areas, but

seeded late development is varied.

Reierrlng to recent heavy rains and flooding

the amount of crop-drowning "but it has been serious in local areas." DRY WllA'l'lIEll. .

Reviewing crop conditions across

dry weather in Nova" Scotla and Prince Edward Island is beginning

hay and grain prospects.

cool. wet weather has hampered farm work. Potatoes, which are

Generally satisfactory crop con- peraist they could change the pic- ture in a number of areas. Quebec

is harvesting an above-average hay crop and pastures are in excellent

Poiiion 0f Breakwater Al Tignish To Be lie-builiAi Cost of 530.000

-A portion of the north break-

about two And one -half miles east of the village of Tignish, will be rebuilt at A cost of about sso,ooo.

parliamentary assistant to the yesterday in Eummerside.

, Mir. ldacrlaught said that this rebuilding program will consist of of the acceptance of the tender.

Regular Session Ai

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. . MOI”. F ' Sheen were heard, and arrange- ” msnts were made to induct the

the ruby was two addremes mad: W333 nsvesendsvnr. T

stating that V017

anything in the liquor situation not capable of solution. or are we living in A religious depression? Bavewethspowertobringinnew iifs note the church?"

Dr. 'rhoing'.ison went on to quote statistic consump- tion of alcohol in Canada and than stated that. "There is no case for which Christ did not have a. cure. In Christ we have an all vic- torious leader." He said, "The church ought to look at Christ. We should. As members of the church. loot At ourselves and we should look at the power of Jesus Christ has given the church. All moral questions are to be looked at in the light of Christ's life and cross: alcohol is condemned by the cross of Christ and the member of the church is obliged to abstain from its use. We say strong things about alcohol, but alcoholism is growing. It is now time for A verti- cal Evangelism-the working out of the Christian Gospel in every- day living. This P.E.I. Presb)Qery pioneered in overseas missions - you can pioneer in this question of Alcoholism: when you believe that Alcohol and the (iron of

Annusllawnsocislcfthe

7 inrourh' the carni- be used for the various

Council. The festival will - B

WA (CP) - Prairie grain

squats moisture supplies.

of statistics reported Wed- ' im-

during the last week, in th of 14 telegraphic crop with data up to late Tues-

large .part of the grain li.ll0l.U'l'lONS ADOPTED

Discussion followed the address. and As A result. A special commit- tee, made up of Reverend: L. M. Murray. W. A. Patterson. Mrs. Gordon MacDonald and Mr. wal-

ort said.

in the west. the said it is difficult to assess

ma bun" um newt condition. Prospects for the fruit crop are good.

51 GONFISCATE FUNDS

orrsws, (CP) -The city of Ot- tawa is probably the most consis- tent sweepstukes winner in Can- ada. Magistrate Glenn Strike Wed- nesday ordered conffscatlon of 08.700 in sweepstakes money seized by city police in May. The sum brought to s33,7b2 the amount seized since Jan. 1 iron: express shipments of sweepstske tickets. stubs and money. Another 51575 in English currency also has been confiscated. The money is turned over to city cotfers.

crops. The P.E.I. potato promising but dryness in Nova Scotla has reduced

ew Brunswick. however.

well, are later than usual.

are reported throughout although if" recent rains

Van Presbytery of United Church Holds

and membership and mistakenly be-

pson drinking or Alcohol beverages for A

Summerside

fer Shaw. hrousht in the iouow- lng resolutions which were Adopt- ed unanimously by the Presbytery viz:

1. Whereas. modern science, in such groups as Yale School of Al- cohol studies and experience show the demoralizing effects 'of even the moderate use of alcoholic bev- erages: whereas the moderate use of alcohol is widely regarded as respectablereven among ch urc h members; whereas our youru peo- ple are getting the impression that drinking is consistent with burch

lleve that it is highly respectable: whereas Christ condemned any- thing that would demorallre and enslave human personality, there- fore be it resolved that the Prince lildward Island Presbytery of the United Church oi Canada go on record as recognizing that the

christian is A sinful practice and also that we re-affirm the stand of the United Church of Canada of voluntary total Abstinence. i

2. Whereas. our people are not alive to the real lssus behind the sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages; whereas. the home has an important part to play in the bhi1d's character; weress. liquor is A cause in the alarmingly high rate of traffic accidents; and whereas. as increasing num or persons are becoming alcoholics. documented today as one quarter of is million in Canada, of whom 40,000 are women, therefore be it Esolved that this Presbytery of

e United Church of Canada in- struct every congregation to use in the Sunday Sdhool the Animal National Temperance Study Course. 3. Whereas, the selling of intoxi- cating liquors on Saturday night in the vendor stores of this Pro- vince at A time when traffic is at its highest peak, is A menace to life and property; and whereas the sale of liquor has A demoralizing effect. especially on young PGODIB. therefore be it resolved that this Presbytery urge the closing of All vendor shops on Saturday evening at five o'clock standard time; and that a copy of this resolution be forwarded to the Attorney Al of this province.

coupons AND srunerrrs

The second hkhlight of use meeting was an Address by Rev. 1.. M Murray oi Kensfngton. chair- man ef the committee as colleges

ed the Presbytery of the 56 virtual vancancies in the Maritime eon- ference and the great need for more men and women workers in full-time work of the dissed. He said: "There are still more God- diss and (Jordana like the natty- red Gordons of Alierton. on this Island tor work in the church if vision is given by the lsaden. The important thing is to get men and women of the highest calibre to

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Amusement Meal Served

A section of the north breakwater, 201 feet in lsngiib, the western ter- minus on the main Canadian NI- tionsl Railways line, Prince Ed- ward Island division. Tender: for repairs and improvements to this breakwater will be received until Wednesday. Aixust 4th. and work is expected to be completed within five months from the notification

t d At Tignish harbour.

Watson Macliaught, M.P.,

of fisheries. announced

free.

tonight, accompanied by an escort. will be admitted

LADIES. lllGllTt T0lllGllT AT SIIMMEIISIIIE RACEWAY

Ladies attending races at Summerside Raceway

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Big Opening llanco MacNEg.L'S WAREHOUSE IN KENSINGION THURSDAY, JULY 15th Modern and Old Time Dancing.

Good Orchestra.

ton. N.8.,

respectively. Permission was granted to the ' Montague charge for the building

of A new parsonage. Rev. A. F. Macnean reporting for the Pine Hill campaign spoke ot the splendid response made to the campaign by Hunter River. Com- wall and OI.eAry charges. Presbytery meet in October at A place and time to be arranged.

and students. Mr. Murray remind- -

Mr. W. R. Brooks reported on ; the recent lay association meeting, A and spoke of the'work done by the layman of this preabyiery in con- ducting of services. assiatim stu- dents in colleges, and of the three men from this preabytery; Messrs. Hardy, Bryan And Forbes, who were doing full time pastoral work in the charges of Winsloe, Boyls- and Dorchuter, N.B.,

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