By His Eminence

During these last few days we have been concerned with the Wu-sge of a 16-year-old girl. and we have been able toirelolce in xglng a. whole nation take to its hm; this youngster who was the first to swim across Lake Ontario.

The most heartening element in this shift of emphasis in the headlines is the fact that what we moo been applauding, what has won all our hearts, is a virtue, the virtue of fortitude which (a- long with prudence. Justice and wnperance) is one of the "car- dinal” virtues. These virtues Ire simply qualities of soul by which we habitually act with prudence. E. justly, act temperateiy or courageously. These particular four qualities are called "cardinal" be- uuu they are the basic qualities 0; it sound moral life. and the other virtues of the good men are rooted in these.

A, we followed Marilyn Bell gcross Lake Ontario, almost stroke by stroke. what we were admir was a manifestation of one of these key virtues; and our anxious hopes for her success. and now the generous tributes we have paid her. are simply a proof of the high esteem we have for this bas- 1c Christian virtue. But we must remember that for- titude Is not primarily a physical mmg; it is more than the right combination of well-drilled mus- rles or brute strength. rortltude 13 a quell JON the soul. a. deter- mination in our will to overcome difficulties in the achievement of grind.

0 I 0 Marilyn's feet was but one ex- ample of this virtue, and it in no my lessens the honor we pay here, to point out that there are other manifestations of courage, perliaps in our own lives, which

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SASKATOON. (CP)-The Arch- bishop of Canterbury says that television is a most influential educational instrument but one which could make people "increas- ingly unable to be educated by anything at all."

Most Rev. Geoffrey Fisher told a Saskatoon diocesan luncheon Tuesday that the television bill passed by the British Parliament was ”a lunatic arrangement.” The bill permitted commercial televi- 5.0Il

The archbishop, now on a west- ern Canada tour after attending the world church council confer- ence at Evanston, lll., referred to television in the United States and FFDOTLS American adults watch television on average of four hours a day.

"it's dreadful to think of it.' he said.

what would television do to a person? he asked. It might "edu- rate him into something." on the other hand, the viewer might sit mmpietely impaasive, "a kind of pudding letting it flow over him." When this happened the person would be "increasingly unable to be eriiicated by anything at all."

FREETOWN UNITED W. M. B.

The September meeting of this auxiliary was held at the church. The vice president. Mrs. R. A. Profiit presided and opened the mt"PIinK with a worship service. Tho (home was "A nation hofore

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while less spectacular. are no less difficult and prelseworthy.

Not many of us are given an opportunity to make such a dis- play of courage as is required in W across Lake Ontario. But there is not .one of us who is not forced to meet, in the liv- mg of our vocations, difficulties, temptations. crises. which de- mand a courage far greater in in. tensity. and more persistent in duration. than that required in any feat of physical endurance.

There is little that is spectacu- lar, for example. in the dedica- tion to the vocation of marriage mid! by I young man and woman. Yet they undertake, by their ex- change of vows, a. lifetime of ob- ligations and suffering which re- quires an uncessing exercise of the virtue of fortitude. From even a purely human point of view. a vo- cation is a quest for happiness: but any real happiness is bought only at the price of sacrifice, and

ing sacrifice demands courage.

From God's point of view, our vocation is the way we serve Him. the way we show our love for Him; and in proving our love for Him. He demands fortitude, and will allow problems and suffering which alone can be a test of that love. And the happiness we find in our vocation, the real success in it, is the result of passing thou tests of suffering with courage.

Last week thousands of teach- ers rsturned to the classrooms to face tens of thousands of stu- dents. The tesching vacation is far from spectacular; but when a teacher is truly dedicated to that life. it demands an exercise of fortitude that is heroic.

The teacher rarely sees the flowering of the seeds of knowledge and Virtue that he plants.

God" and hymn "Once To Every Man and Nation" was sung. This was followed by scripture reading and Driver. The president intro- duced the new study book "The Church in lndia" and with the aid of map of India. Mrs. Louis Cairns and Miss Mary I. Cairns gave a synopsis of that vast coun- try, which is one half the size of Canada's territory and with is population 30 times larger than Canada. To find food is the no- i problem and many do not get enough to eat. Questions and dis- cussions followed which were in- terestlng and Informative. During the business period 9 members answered the roll call.

The annual supper was discuss- ed and plans made to collect for same. as in recent years.

Meeting closed with the Bene- diction.

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"WI TREAT Till SICK Wilda". Olggey's Pharmacy. open evenings 'till I o'clock.

IILAND GRILL. Queen Street Dial 5228. Serving full course din- ners Specialising Chinese dish.

BUIIN OIL - Quaker oil burn- ing Kitchen Ranges snd Floor 1"u.r- nscee. Bryenton at McKay.

III-STYLE MILLINEBY offers you all the latest styles in velvets, velours and felts. Every style Hi- Style

IIV. HOWARD POND will be at the North River Baptist Church with his wife and family. Friday evening, September 24th, at 8 p. m.

KENMOIB - COLD SPOT. - The finest Washers and Refriger- ators. Available at simpsons-sears. Charlottetown Agency.

NAME OMITTED. - Mr. and Mrs. Fred Matthew's name was omitted in' the floral tributes, in the Memorial of the late Wendell Gorveatt, Falrview.

ENGAGEMENT. - 'Mr. and Mrs. Claud Reginald Barwise, announce the engagement of their daughter Thelma Jayne to Joseph Aiwin Duncan. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Fredrick Duncan of Charlottetown. Marriage to take place in October.

ENTER SCHOOL or NURSING - Two Prince Edward Island girls 3" 301008 nine girls from all parts of the Marltimes. who on Sept. 2 began a one-year course in teaching and supervision in schools

REV. HAROLD

chromes.

Friday-Sept. 24th 8 p.m.:

The CHALLENGE of INDIA

AND

thrilling messages on India, featuring beautiful

Here are the dates: North River Baptist Church. Saturday-Sept. 25th 8 p.m.: East Point Baptist Church. Sunday-Sept. 26th 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.:

Monday-Sept. 27th 8 p.m.: Montague Baptist Church. MEETINGS OF INSPIRATION I ALL ARE WELCOMEI,

ALBERTA POND, Missionaries in India for 7 years - will be heard in

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Charlottetown

Jack Woods. Montreal. was grooms- inan. Malcolm Hutehilon and Icolt Chslmera the ushers.

father. the bride wore a waltz- length skirt of nylon tulle fitted Jacket of nylon Isce, long points. Her shoulder length veil of bridal Illusion fell from a coronet of pearls. she carried a bouquet with an orchid.

Farlane dresses of pure silk over taffeta. with matching model shades of Queen's raspberry rled cascade bouquets of glsdioli. The flower girl was gowned in rose- plnk nylon over taffeta with flow- er bandeau, and carried a basket of summer flowers.

piece dress of silverblue crepe with navy accessories, and s corsage of pink camatlons. Mrs. Morton was gowned in figured bin: silk crepe,

lam-ya maersrisne as never girl,

Thursday. Sept. 23. 1954 The Guardian "" Page 8

Given in marriage by her '0'"- four-tiered over satin. the

lily

gown with

sleeves ending in

of stephanotis centred I

Mrs. Chalmers and Mrs. Mac- wore cocktail-length

ha ta, in Blue and respectively. They car-

Mrs. MacDonald wore a two-

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with mink neckplece, black acces- series. and shoulder spray or my two-pieoe suit of fine blue wool. fashioned on soft dress-maker lines.

Following the ceremony s recep- navy accessories, and an orchid tion was held at the home of the C0l'8IB9- bride's parents.A toast to the bride trip to various points was proposed by Edgar Shirley, the Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Morton will groom responding.

. -This treatment is now being given in the Clinic in the City Hall, Charlottetown. without charge, to all children in the C who are THREE to FIVE YEARS of age. of these pre-school children it is not all dental treatment be completed first.

This Clinic will operate for a few weeks only and, as four visits are necessary at weekly intervals, it is essential that requests be made for appointments as

After a

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Baptist Church.

gifts on the table. Several musical selections were rendered by Mrs. Earl Palmer. Mr. Wallace McKlnnon and Mrs. Felix Arsenault. Lunch was later served. '

Personals

Rev. Francis W. Bolger, St. Dun- atan's College left by plane on

ranged the

University, Toronto.

Vice-President's Golf Trophy in a tournament held at the Ci'iai-lott.e- town Golf Course on Tuesday after-

of nursing, at Dalhousie Univers- ity's School of Nursing. The Is- land students are Miss Olive Mur- ray, St. Eleanors, and Miss Flora Mae Crossman. Crapaud.

HONORED AT SHOWER-Tuer day evening the people of Wood- stock gathered at the home of Mrs. John Flnnan to shower Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Finnan whose marriage took place Aug. 25. The

.house was tastefully decorated for

the occasion and the bride and groom were escorted to the seat of honor by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Arblng. The -gifts were opened by Mrs. Edith Arblng. Miss Bernice Gallant read the accompanying

verses. Miss Ethel Finnan ar-

noon. Runner-up was Mrs. Ron Parker.

IN MEMORIAM In loving mentor, of Mother and Grandmother, I-larrlet Jane

Fnrtl. who passed away September 23rd. 1952.

Ray, Helen and Boys. Card Of Thanks 1' wish to thank all those who

patronized me during my time in business.

Signed Clifford Murphy.

I

September 20, to attend Toronto,liam

Mrs. Bill Beer won the Ladies' I

Morton-MacDonald I Wedding

Baskets of gladloli decoratedi the First United Church, Bath- urst, for the wedding recently of Miss Greta Lindsay MacDonald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. MacDonald, Bathurst, and Wil- Roy Morton, Charlotte- town, P, E. 1., son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Morton. Ed- mundston. Rev. E. R. Woodslde. Bathurst, performed the ceremony.

The guest pews were marked with tiny bouquets of sweetpeas tied with white satin ribbon. Mrs. Edgar Shir- ley played the wedding music. Mrs. Reid Scott was guest soloist.

The bride was attended by Mrs. Scott Chalmers as matron of honor, Mrs. Hugh MacFar-

lane. as bridesmaid, and little Miss

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our Infant daughter who passed aw-y Summ- ber 23rd. 1951.

Carol Aletha Sentner

inserted by her Mother and Daddy.

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