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for what he said and did as for the way in which he said it. He was Irish with a real fund

ample rather than coercion and

near. -and to beautify anything was an act of worship.

ills Parish Church was a noble structure with a seating capacity of about one thousand. The par- ochial house stood near by and was built along the same lines with out-buildings and a small farm behind it. with the eye of

Is landscape u” the saw what could be done at small cost and waste on time in mak- ing the necessary arrangements. The cemetery must be worthy of the dead. There were the well cared for graves standing out in contrast to the untended. now overgrown with grass and weeds. lie decided this must be chang- ed. A short announcement was made on a Sunday with a plea for more reverence for the dead. a day was set and wullng workers came from near and far and in a short time a real miracle was performed and a desolate grave yard became a fitting memorial place.

Now he decided the church must have a new organ and music be made a more import- ant part of worship - He led even in this. and the gregorlan Chant rang out over the country side with the beauty and accur- acy of a Cathedral Choir.

"Having beautified the Church he now turned to his home. A wide road was cut to the front door with shrubs and plants that would give bloom from spring to

fall arranged on either side.

FATHER DOYLI

Fences were repaired and paint.- ed and rowan trees set out but In ment and shade. Along a well at the side and back of the house he had arranged holly- hocka and deiphiniurn in a pat- tern. and the effect was a sym- phony of colour. In the fields behind the wall a herd of sleek cattle grazed. another proof oi the versatility of the Rev. Fa- ther and his knowledge of farm- lag. "When winter came we won- dered what new scheme he had in mind for the beautifying of the Church and Parochial House. or what plans he might have for the spring. Then one day, the secret was out. lie had sent away for peacock eggs which were given to brooding hens to hatch. They were half grown. when I first saw them- strange creatures with proud heads and ungainly legs following the hens who were mothering them. Later i saw the full grown peacocks spreading their glorious fans in the sunlight and my joy knew no boumis. in time many coun- try people were able to stall their own little flock from eggs given them by the Rev. Father and peacocks strutted ova many a lawn that had not known them before.

"Father Doyle is gone now but the memory of his love of beauty and his buoyant spirit remains in the hearts of his parishioners. and indeed the whole communi- ty learned first hand that corn- mon tasks may be the pathway

to God. -Margaret Furness Maclaod.

CITY Allll

CENTRAL

WE TREAT the sick well. Gis- ga-y's Pharmacy. open 8.30 a.m. to 8 p.m.

HOME Nursing-Eveahg elas- ses now beginning. To enroll con- tact the Red Cross. at the Red Cross.

HARVEST EXHIBITION Prise lists are available at the Prov- incial Dept. of Agriculture Box zooo Charlottetown. Entries close Sept. 17.

PIDWING - At. the Queens County Plowing Match the win- ner of the 4-H Club event was Willard McPhail of York Point. Amongst those singing at the plowman's dinner was Eugene Donahue of Cornwall.

GUILD MEl'l'S- The opening

Dit ALLAN Idaebtilliaa will be absent from his office from September ii to September 3th

IALIR twine 36.55. Five ball lots 06.35. Producer's Co-op. ll Fitzroy St.

FLOWER DESIGN-Mr. Max Shirley one of the foremost

flower designers has arrived from Upper Canada and will conduct a school of designing at the Charlottetown Hotel Sept. ii and 12. sponsored by the Mari- time Unit of the Florists Tele- graph Association.

FIRE IN PABKDALI -The Parkdale fire department ans- wered a call last evening at til at the home of Bud Constable on Maple Avenue. Flu had

0, started in a pile of insulation on

the second floor. The blue was

3,, brought under control quickly

and before any serious damage had been done. The inside of the and the area

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exoprt of less carloads 63 (56). meats 5 (17). railways material 17 us). scrap iron 25 (13.

Of the imports l.lo2 were dee- tined to points between Char- lottetown. Borden and summer- side: 170 to points east and south of Charlottetown and )1 west at Summerside.

or the exports :81 cars origin- ated at points between Charlotte- town. Borders and sianmerslde; 63 points east and south of Char- lottetown and 42 points west at Summerside.

Little Theatre

Seeks Members

With the annual Membership Campaign ready to get undes- way next week. the Little Theatre Guild Executive is busy getting a full and interesting program lined up for the sea-

son. The first production scheduled is "The Middle Watch", a three act comedy under the direction of Mrs. John Harris. with an ex- cellent cast. This will be played in the Community Centre in Oct- ober. and will be for members only. Three one act plays in Nov- ember. and a Christmas produc- tion in December have been lin- ed up. with capable directors. casts to be chosen for these when membership lists are in. Another three act play. and the Children's play will round out the season. Miss Mary McQuaid. Member- ship Chairman, will have teams working throughout the week. and it is hoped everyone interest.- ed in Joining the Little Theatre. who has ot bee contacted. will get in touch with any member of the Executive. Mombarshipa will also be on sale at liugss

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growth at the vegetables had been accelerated somewhat by

Cucumber Crop Ligl"1'i,i Receiving Station Notes,

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ready been named to the P.3.l. Conservative Con-

town on Tuesday. Septembu l7th. These delegates have been chosen by Conservative poll or- ganisations through-out the Pro- vince. Each poll is five delegates and thus the final total of delegates is ted to reach mo.

in addition there will be see alternates who. in the absence of ' delegates from their

will be entitled to vote.

Melvin J. McQuaid ol Souris, the Provincial P. sident of the Progressive Conservative Party has been chosen Convention Chairman and will preside at

Expect Over One Thousand Delegates Ai.Conveniion

Over 1,000 delegates have al- uoas. 0 Chutes It. McQiIIid or char-

both afternoon and evening ses-

lottetown heads the Local As- rangements Committee which is responsible for preparing the Convention hall and other genes- al arrangements for the Conven- tloa.

Subject to the rstilieation d the Convention at its opening ses- sion, Leslie Hunter of Bridge- town will be Chairman of the Nominations C 'ttee which is responsible ifor supervising the actual nomination and elect- ion ot the leader. George Key. Jr. of summer-side will be Chair- man of the Credentials Commit- tee whose duty it is to ensure that delegates have all been properly issued with their Cred- entials.

The Prince Edward Island As- sociation for Retarded children met at West Kent School on September 9 at I p.rn. with the new president. Mr. Leo rigan presiding. '- Mr. Berrigan expressed the hope that with the full cooper- ation of all the memh . that a great deal might be accomp- liahed in the coming year with regard to improved facilities for the care and training of the mentally retarded. The president urged all mem- bers to ” , ' "y the need for an institution where the mentally retarded whose care is beyond the ability fo the parnets may be cared for. Mr. an i L ' the h - for the honour they bestowed on him in electing him to the of- fice of president. The meeting decided that an- otber attmept must be made to stimulate interest inllormlng an association in summerside. bi! Pius Smith and Mrs. AM. Johns-

Associaiion For Retarded Children Has Its Meeting

Ber- in the Day Training Class this

being September 21.

Mr. Pius Smith reported that Miss Elisabeth Coyla would be working with Miss Cummiskey

year. it was considered advis- able to train another teacher. as it is hoped there will be other Day Training Classes set up in other island Centres.

Mrs. Wendeu Cudrnors and Mrs. Charles Smith were ap- pointed to serve on the hospital- ity committee. Mrs. Gordon Humphrey and Mrs. liennossy

i T to the t ' ” com- mittee.

Mr. Rea-Alrth who has recent- ly returned from Dalhouale Un- iversity where he attended a

" course ' " with the teaching and training of child- ren with apeclal problem brought forward some suggest- ions which ha felt would im- prove the meetings ot the asaoo iation. Mr. Rae-Airth urged greater group participation and stressed the need for discussion

lie Macheod; Treasurer. Mrs. B. H. Hughes; Business M nager. Mlu Barbara llogera; Produc- tion Manager. liarry Morris; Ex- Officio. Alistair Macbeod; Mina l hegenia Arsenauit.

Committee Chalrmen:- Coe- tumas. Mrs. .i.I. Macxinnon: Entertainment. Miss Lillian Du- cbemin: Historian. James Coyle. Jr.; Play reading and Casting. Miss Mary Moran. Erie lKcGrsg- or. '

Drug and Pattersoas Jewellers. toa were appointed to arrange groups' and some social activit- llem of this ar's !:aee- an ga ' ' meeting in lea during meetings. cutiva are:- t. Sterling summ dry. The tanative date The meeting was adjourned. lnnsan; ViceF. " t John Mscxlnnon; . Miss Al-

A chart supplied to the onion- lan by Norman Black. super- visor of .lllnstratioa stations

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Tests Indicate Fertilizer On Pasture Land is Profitable

years an lbs. of

plication consisted of 01 lbs. mouiurn nitrate. annually.

ill) lbs.

TENDERS

Tenderswillbereoeivnd atthe otflceoftheunder- signed, up to noon on Thursday, September 19th 1957,at 12:00 o'clocltnoon. rorauvplylnsthecitywith on Junior snowblower. Speciilcationstobeobtalm

their grade.

The plant manager asserted that the cucumbers could be left in these tanks without too much harm for three years. but that it was the policy of the com

to clean out the old crop before the current year's production started to arrive.

The cucumbe . are transport- ed to the Guelph plant in com- pany-owned tank cars. At the large '0ntarlo processing plant they are made into the tasty pickles familiar on dinner tables throughout the nation.

LOAN FOB DISTIIOYEIO DONDON (Reuters) - Britain has agreed to grant Turkey a c1.soo,ooo loan toward the pun cbase of four destroy! - sold to Turkey last month. it was din closed Tuesday. The loan will be repaid in to equal instalments to aocun repayment ol the princi- pal by Jan. 1, till.

NEW AIR SERVICE

MONTREAL (CP)-A Transalr Limited DG4 left Tuesday to is- augurate s new goauengor and air cargo service ni Montreal to Churchill, Man. The airline sag the once-weekly service will fae itate rapid movement of men and supplies to the expanding indus- trial dev ment of western Can- a a's :1

ad. Tbeaavsofoolognaoathodral. with its five aisles. is HI feet

long. with s transept width of ass fest.

Oi.” per ton.

Still another test used at lbs. of suparphosphate and IN lbs. potash every three years. This Droducedagainoflittoosper acrs”al:.an average cost or sup

looddsalofwlldwhifoclovar.

FOR SALE

Plymouth car in good

ed and new motor. Cheap for cash.

Also double barrel shot

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plcked up and impounded by, Mr. Gus Wilson. Of these six were destroyed and six remain in custody. -

Moncion Firm Gets Quoddy Drilling Job

BOSTDN (AP)-Boyisa Broth- ers Maritime Limited. 0! M059- ton, N.n.. was apparent low bit

suzvey tor the International Paa- sansaquoddy tidal power pmhct. it was announced Tuesday. Brig. Gen. Alden K. libili. di- vision enginaer I the New Eng- land division of army nnsinom. said the bid was 874.300 for work in the Passaniaouoddy Bay Ira! in -Eastport and West Quodd: Read, Me.. and on Campobello Indian and Dear islands. N3. " Limited of

was apparent low bidder for the two other phases. The firm's bids were 0.335 for work in the Digdequasb River Basin in New

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ed at City Hall. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

J. A. FULLERTON, City Clerk

aneetln opened with a devotion- mi W” M. . , unsung mt ' alum: nu: i;onliliuQd gerrgglnglk-;8u;he'3":l.:':g;',c& mat" successful in producing Mrs o an .oowing extrahes'hga,m'pastssre,was hula business Mrs. Harold Milton - There was also some water M .”umM mun, 0, .1 sun In him-tilt re 0' ii" i”''''''' on”, 0. . ,, lba ammonium nitrate coo lbs. convention which met at Vlolf- numa Ilnmug Th ll-AN.” d ,” lu- villa.Aftes'adellt-iouslunchwaa 0 Chmuuy hm. Kn mmwm) ”,u..,,,,. H”. -an-vod thehoetesstliemset-C9i"nulH nm ml:.i::l.'u' wnuda1luan;uu.lh..hn-mgr”. .- was closed with the sayiagof M”: 590' T M 3 "um. -- yaw. mm” I. "t... mu 7"""”'l9 c”V""”' F” "M n T, m' at mo tons per sen or M1 . Chairlady for the evening was - an poucs: coua'r- la Adele Beck; Les Kitchen led the Ac0IN- At tin P-I-l. loIsl- tons more than the cheek plot 39'-an Pong. com yesterday mar sins-sons. accompanied by Ruth tal V. 10. 1007 to Ill. and or an increase of as percent. .y.p-gntwes sentenced Woodoathepiano,whlchopn- llrs. . lasalllrilll-Aadthebastpartofitwaathat :Tugyaaygta Countyadthemeetlng.lntbedavotiae- iaatia Lollslrsl-thlssatrayialdwaaprodseadat ghynagistrate x.al.Martia. ai period. Annie Laurie Ilse cineWelnt7l'NJ09- aeoetlofaalyttlpartoa. " shes drunk and disorderlias lean read the seripturp. and The 'light aaaual treatment - has was sentenced to twenty Heather Matbesoa led in in'l!I?- eoashted of 01 lbs. ammonium . another was fined thirty Following this. the al of nitrate. & lbs. IapGpb?eta imaaadcoetsortsndaya officers took place. aedalaaloastbirdlbs. pot- xgeatsotanuundoiurssaawcnzrreaiacntw-naecPl-ttl: wbaas-Attsocaa:-aaaaaaaany.ntsassIiosttca j u five days. A female Vice-president. Maurice so .. rggug .. .m 3.3-; Cabe; Secretary. Hal"!!! '1' asst. ll. 1 . William . Jlioaapacaoseovctheohseh meson: Ire -- C-HUI isaawg;rnoAn.piot.utaoustotti.upu:ua. is his ma you. remain! Three attic applications were &badtaadslld-.-'s'aadcoetamenisdoatheeeidamaadth: .,,......g.'.,....,g.gg, g lg tamotoristacora-boiitotsbaplacsat . -t a " l”"".'.hs'l" ""”' "" ' mm Au-C-mu-wn AUCTION SALE ' lggu andooetaleeraoottapinlradualiaast ca lentil. rgg ggg. , Tuesday. Ruth Wood dismissed iii. Daren Gail A. . .

APPRECIATION

AM” telwiu-E." It Kc. pg; :5... gm methods have failed 70!. give -”o"-””.---”-1'-1”A'5 W"r:r:r.:::'..': ' must be sold, owner leaving Tut?! 1,. ma. M. province. Can be seen at the h':cn'm Rosebank. Kelly's cottages. ' my time. P.E.I. DEPAltTMl:N'l' Ioadnlblllahe

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