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A PRETTY RIDER

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Charlotte-

tention at the Provincial Plow-

ing costume and pretty pony.

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ollttlv1l.I. - Vernon ilVlit's' Scpt. l5lh. are to be iiitlHt'lt3(I by Dr. AS. Weir as

sll.l-I OF pies and cakes 2:30 September September it-iicllyn s. New Perth Wom- 'g,m,, Divine Worship 11 a.m. and institute.

PRIZE (iliurch of Scotland Ser- l5, Birch Hill

ltth at

no 1.30 pm.

luiray River 3.30 p.m. muns g. ANNANDALE U. Charge. The United Church of hit liantlst service as for Sun- tn, Srntcmber 15th. Dundas it ill, tniiandale 7.30 pm. Spen- I .pr.ikcr at Dondas. Rev. Raw-

Church.

Orwcll. ll.00 a.m. Ches-

l'.1llcy 2.” p.m.; ..--r 7.10 pm. Sunday Schoolsivice s siintitinccd.

ltI.I.I-IYI-ill-ILD - ORWEl.L- mil Pastoral Charge. Services r wiitiay. September l5.h. Or- cll Ht-ad ll a.m.. Belle River

Vernon

Mr. W. I-1. Brooks. Speak-

llttst quartet.

l at Iuilh services. Rev. F. Mae

llll.l.TtlWN CROSS Commun- x- tlturcii. Anniversary Service lIltI.'H, St-pt. l5th. 3 p.m. Spec- ial -pcakcr. Rev. Donald Nich- witli Georgetown.

choir

Ill NDAS Pastoral Charge. The 'nitr-rt Church of Canada. Sun- nv H: lsth. Annandaie J p.m.

llundas I p.m. Service.

in RBAY HARBOUR tr ltttcr Pastoral Charge. The nit-tt ('hurch of Canada. Ser-

Sundsy. Scpt.

m. in. Milt.-Donalti will preach i both services.

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tsth. Mur-

oritague Sunday

Murray

11 a.m.,-

si2ltt'l('E in Whim Road Hall Sunday School: ll a.m. Break- mzlii tFriday) B p.m.

;lng of Bread for Believers; 7.2!) lp.m. Gospel meeting. Speaker:

W” N7 STEWART U"lif'dlSvend Christensen. All are wet- .lohn M, Slieen,t(-om.

THE PRESBYTEHIAN Church in Canada. Services for Sunday. 15th. Murray Har- lbour North - Sunday School to

7.30 p.m.. Peter's Road Sunday tschool L30 p.m. Divine worship 2.30 pm. Everyone we' IREV. M. Carl Currie. Minister.

SOURIS. Bay Fortune Pastoral

Canada. Sunday Aug. 15th. Soiir- is to a.m. Sunday School. ll a.m. ,Seri:ice. Bay Fortune 10:30 a.m. tsunday School. 3 p.m. Service. King's County L.0.L. will attend. Rev. Donald A Sharpe. Minister

THE Presbyterian Church in Canada Services Sunday Sept- ,embcr l.5th. Montague divine ,worship ll am. Sunday school tl0 a.m. Cardigan afternoon ser- 2; 2.30 p.m. Sunda.v school 2 pm. Montague evening service 7.3) p.m. Visitors are al- ways welcome Rev. D.A. Camp bell. Minister.

ST. Peter's Bay United Church Sunday Services will be at Green- wich 9.1) a.m.. Marla it a.m.. and St. Peter": 7.30 p.m. The evening service will take the form of a W.M.s. Thanksgiving and there will be special music by the men's choir. Preacher: thc Minister.

ANGLICANI of Sour-is

RADIO and TV SERVICE CALLS

tEvcry Saturday afternoon

an litter ll a.m.. Murray Har-1 OUT Sf-WVIC9 ml" WI" make

"t 1 pm. Little Sands 7.30; calls between Ch'town and m not. L. 8. Woolfrey. Mints-

;Souris. Anyone requiring ;his service will please dial

Till: t'nited Baptist Church Ser- 9634 and H-range for a Mrs Sunday. Sept 15 lt'vrii'n2 Worship ii a. shunt to a.m.; Sturgeon after-'

V call.

I IOWLAN

THE THREE members of the Senior Class who succeeded in passing the Senior Red Cross Swimming Test at Montague.

73 Swimmers Receive Awards At Montague

No less than 73 swimmers re- ceived their awards at the con- clusion of Red Cross Swimming classes held last week at Mon- tague. Miss Martha Meyer of Bloomfield was the instruciresa and Miss Joan Murphy was the Red Cross field examiner. The classes were most capably con- vened by Mrs. Peter Sinclair.

Following are the names of those passing their tseis

Beginners: Lowell

Kenneth Campbell. Bruce Wann- amaker, D e b o r a h Sinclair.

Boehner. i Charles Webster. Sandy Bcck.i

Iaebonald. Anna lscdosral. Ruth Annear. Notuia MacGow-

John Burke Robbie Beck. Clive Johnston. Neil MacGowan. Nash man Martin. Alan and Alan Nldiolson. Cindy Swanson. Elia- abeth Swanson. and Janice White. '

Juniors. Sandra Stewart. etta Lanigan. Phyllis Nicholson. Sandy Lee Nicholson, Richard Llewellyn. Malcolm Macdowan. Brian MacLure. Lorne Cudsnorw Fraser lnsnan. Patsy Sinclair. Marilyn Norris. Sandra Boehner. Nancy Johnston. Dianne Gillls. Sylvia Swanson. Lois Wannnsnr ker.

Intermediates: Norma Math- eson. Elizabeth Annear. Dorothy

Barbara Wright. Sylvia Mac- Gownn.

Benton: David Mosher. San- dra Bell, David Mac-Lure. Intermediate Bronze: Keith Mathieson.

Broasa Medallion: Leona Sinclair.

Award of Merit: Dick Mathe- son.

Hospital L. A." Meet In Sept.

The September meeting of the Kings County Hospital Lad- les Auxiliary was held at the Nurses Residence Friday eve- ning with the presiden , Mrs. L. H. Poole, presiding. There were fourteen members present. The financial report and the minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary treasurer. Mrs. E. II. Stewart. .

The report of the Ways a nd Means committee was given by Mrs. Poole. it was decided to sponsor R motion picture in Oct- ioher.

at the next meeting.

On motion, it was decided to purchase a blood pressure niaclitnc. a stetlicscopc, plastic

WBYM 309I"'”- -ll” C"d""""- lslicettitg and an electric kettle

Susan Nicholson, more, Ruth Johnston, Joanne White. Jeanne lngs.

There will be a celebration of:

the Holy Communion. Sunday September l5ih. after Trinity. ll a.m. in United Church Hall Main Street (kind- ness of United Church author- ltiesl Rev. w.c. itoss. pastor in charge.

THE Montague

Charge The United Church of Canada Rev. .I.lit. Fraser, min- ister Sunday. Sept. 15. Lower Montague: 7.30 P-m--F-V9'l"l3 service. Trinity Church. Monta- gue: 10 am. Sunday School. 11 a.m.-morning service and Jun- ior Sunday School Evening Scr- vice in Lower Montazuh

GEORGETOWN

Cynthia ('ud- l

B"ba”-sale of food was held

13th Sunday, -

for the litispital.

At the close of the meeting I wi t h ihlrs. Robert Machun presiding. Lunch was sorted by Mrs. .Ponle and Mrs. Stcvtart.

,Milltown Cross. Guest Preacher JRev. Donald Nicholson. Belfast. lP.E.l. Belfast Quarteite. Male ithoir. M Harry Yorston. Organ- list 7 pm. Georgetown. Rev. W.A.

p,-mm-31 iPatersoti. Minister

CHl'RCH of Christ. The Lord's D.1y, sea, 15. Montague: 10.00 am. Bible School. 11.00 a.m.

The Lord's Supper and Preach-. ting service. Murray River: i0.w' lam. Bible School.

li00 a.m. The Lord's Supper and Preach- ing. Sermon by KT. Norris Mur- ray Harbour: 600 Bible School

Past- A and the Lord's Supper. Combln-'

. . - ' V be oral Charge, United (.fttllit'I't- of ed Evangelistic Serttce at t Canada. Services for Sept lath. , Montague church of Christ at

11 a m Sturgeon S.S. at l0 a.m. '8.00 p m. l-lveryoni- ivclcome. Kenr i

3 pm. Anniversary SNVIPQ llll "Nil 7- N"”I5' ""a"xc”"'

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final plans in be arranged?

Fish And Game Protection

The Southern Kins: Gama Association held its pus gen for specialty appointed nine

Montague with th. president. Gilbert A. Clements. presiding. The minutes of .the previoin meeting wars read and approved and the financial report present- ” .

The president gave a brief to-tin the next six weeks.

of the Southern Kings Allttllle gestion was put fourth that tin hit sanctuary should be more def- The nominating committee. initely marked as to bound in consisting 0! Kenneth Clemente for the protection of the hunter. and Louis Cantello. was appoint-Also the opinion of some of the ed to bring in a slate of offices-nimembers present was that the for the P L meeting. lbirds should not be fed during Mr. Ralph Jenkins, president the open season.

of the Provincial Association ad- Following the regular meet- dressed the meeting and discus-.ing. coffee and doughnuts were sed a proposed srrange'nient forienioyed.

Two-day Teachers Convention Begins At Montague High

The Montague local two-day'explanation of the School Act teachers convention opened at and the Department's policy re Montague Memorial High School the lit-encing of teachers. with 109 in attendance. The pres? During the afternoon. III? Pref ident. Mr. Cecil I4.-Lscheur. wel- ident save a comprehensive re- comed the convening teachers. portlol the )'9ars' Work-

In the absence of Miss l-ilckox,i M'” Esieue B”w"e”5' 5,e"e"l Mr .HyB. Macphee Wu appoimgset-retary of Tcat-hers Federa- ed secretary. The minutes 0' lion, dealt with I't?d9I'8LIUn mat-

. iters including changes in the ggdlafrtld f:::Proc:):dVen"'0n wereypolicy regarding Teacher's Aid.

, She asked for more contribu- Th? I0”9wI"K c9"""'""5 wereitions to the I'-Itlut-atitinal liorizon.

'PP0I"I9d7 P7955 LFSII9 Slim"-lhltss Boitness also read the re-

R0bbill5- R950lUll0"5- MP PUP which l'9('DI1Ifllt3llf'IFtI that extra eau. Miss Laurie iltar-.l)onaldintmunp.-;,i.m. he girpn for ma.-1. land Miss G. Solomon. Questionltai status and to teachers sup- box. Mrs. Enid Ross and John porting dependents,

Hughes. Nominations. Don Mac-i Mr. Louis llcrring. stipervisor.

Kenzie, Mrs. Grace Ross and Mrs. Marion Johnston. D,-I L.w4 shaw. di,.,...H,r M ity ithit-h teachers must

;..duca”on' led the group in 3 to their school work, to being dlS('LISSIDn of the teaching of so-lP”"”"3I- 3"d i" "W" "Pd I" cial studies. The four mainlPmle55I0"5l 5"0l”I'-

points developed were: basic? A d'5f'"”5'”" , , concepts in the social studies 3"" whwh "I9 m”'i'"3 3dl0”"'S must be taught by connecting? '

them with something familiar to the pupils; teach the child- rerr the idea of working togeth- the symbols used; date on sublect matter. in-ngiit of 1.800 feet over the st. Dr. Shaw concluded with an Lawrence.

GREAT BRIDGE

The Quebcc Bridge.

Report R.C.M.P. To Take Over APPMI C0308 i

At Georgetown The adjourned sitting of the

lat Georgetown yesterday with

annual meeting on Tuesday wardens who would be unpaidim" .&'."m" night at the Blue Bestauram. and have a limited amount of 9"” "'5

authority. Names of four such "'9" 5"” game wardens are to be selectedl . . V . at the next meeting. These war-'H""5 .”'. Elm" "3. 'p9'fI"'5 den Wm wuk tn conjuMm,.la conviction by the Kings Coun- mm the 33.”), who He b-,ty Magistrate for driving while take over game protection with-ih” ”b””Y "V"

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.cise Act.

Mark MacGuigan Two appeal cases

In the first case, Thomas A.

impaired for which he was fined 860.M and

port on the Maritime Wild Lllal Some discussion took place I. 995” I" Mi'3I5”'”'5 Cmmi u was attended by three members"! the Moore sanctuary and a sug-'"" aW""- "IF QW” "V" "'

presented by Crown Prosecutor Ian M. MacLeod with Mr. MJ. MacQuatd for the appellant. Fol- lowing the completion til the evidence, judgment was given dismissing the appeal and the conviction and sentence was con- firmed.

in the xi-vond case. Cheater George llacintyrc of Souris waa appealing a Magistrate's Court conviction for possession of un- lawfully manufactured spirits. contrary to section 163. sub-see- tion I, paragraph a of the Ex- In the lower court he was fined 3500.00 and costs and six months, with a futeher six months in default of payment of fine and costs. ltlr. S.S. Hess- ian. QC. represented the Crown and Mr. L.P. O'Donnell repre- sented the appellant. It was agreed by counsel to accept the evidence taken in the Magist-

period ftillotved I"5 lamlio"

rate's Court and the appellant was allowed to call a new wit- SS

Following the completion of the evidence and argument by counsel, the case was adjourn- ed to Charlottetown for judg- ment at a date to be fixed.

nan Mccormick and M". Hnpml M, a Scvpngman mmmmnl The court atljotirned sioi die.

BRISTOL Miss Agatlia Mat-l)onald. left

addressed the assctiililed teacII- last week itir her duties in New -ers. He stressed the responsibil-Iliorlt City by way of Montreal have ithere she will spend a week be-

fore going on to the USA. Mr. P. R. Sinnott. Depart- ment of Transport. who had interrupted when he was L-allcd lo the weather station at Sable island to releive one of the men is home again for the final round of his vacat- ion before going to one of the

seven isolated Vtealher stations in the IWCP til) ioimiles above Qitehcc City. as a far north.

Mr Latirance Leblance. of Boston. Mass. is a visitor here.

Friday. Sept. 13. 1957 Th: Guardian Pap 3

, Layman Conduct

Fm. nd gun. "outdo; hchdiu hag July Supreme Court was held;

l The morning service at the tUnited Baptist Gurm. Mont- ague. on September Rh was conducted by Victor Buntz and the guest apolker was I. Man- Phail. both laymen hum the Charlottetown Baptist Church. The Scripture lesson. Ho

Mr. leblance is President of the Morell Club of Boston. Mass. and has been re-elecwd for the third time. His wife is the form- er Mabel O'Brien. of Marvell East and they are on vacation here. Mr. Lebiance is one of the finest fellows one could meet. He extends an invitation to via- itors to Boston to visit the club.

Mrs. Clarence O'Brien. who has been visiting her father at the old home here along with other old friends, leaves this week for her home in Boston. where she has resided for more then a quarter of a century.

Mr. Anthony Trainnr. died in the Charlottetown Hospital last week after a long illness. ' was a war veteran. Mr. Trainor had suffered a heart condition since leaving the armed services and had not worked for many years. He was a very fine man land will long be remembered in

this vicinity. His wife the form- er Miss Deagle and several tchildren survive him.

Blue berries are reported as a bumper crop this summer and very few seem to have time to pick them around here.

Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Boatch. who were here for a couple of weeks. left late last week for their home in Detriot.

Mr. Joseph McMillan. who was a patient in Charlottetown, for more then two months fol- lowing a stroke has returned home again.

l Mr. and Mrs. Sbeehan, who

have been residing at the old J. J. MacDonald property they purchased some years ago, are moving It) Montreal. They have decided to sell everything. in- cluding the property. Mrs. Shee- hnn was Elia Lapierre. One brother still resides here. it is regrettable to see this young couple leave this vicinity like so many others. Bristol residents are thinning out.

Fishing this season at the Har- bour here has been reported an very poor and many of the fish- ers have turned their attention to other work.

News 1111-10. was lhd by E. KACPIIIH l&

The hymns sung were Faith Looks Up To 'I1iee" "Mora About Jesus" and "My HOP! Ia Built."

GEORGETOWN

Rev. Father Richard P:-line at Providence, Rhode Island. and Dr. and Mrs. Nlrome and family of Providence. Rhode island. are guests of Rev. Prime's parents, Major and Mrs. Jessie Prime at their summer home at Morriaons Beach.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Llewel- lyn moto,-ed to Nova Scotia ra- centiy. where they visited var- ious centers.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Douglas and family of Montreal are holl- daying with relatives in George- town and Montague.

Squadron Leader. Rev. Fnthei Howard Wight of the Royal Can adian Air Force. ntcompanled by his nephews. Paul Batchilder ans Gerard Wight, left on Thursday August 8th on a motor trip to Boa tort. Mass.

Mrs. Milton Hemphill of Pic tou. N.S.. arrived in Georgetows on Thursday, on a visit to her mother. Mrs. Sarah Goteli. whs is ill at her home.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cameron and family of Halifax. N.S.. are visit lug with Mrs. Cameron's mother, Mrs. L.H. Douglas.

Mr. Harry Parker of Montreal is vacationing in Georgetown. as the guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. H.W. Parker.

Mr. and Mrs. George MacLeod of Ottawa. are spending there va- cation at Lower Montague as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Robertson.

Miss Elizabeth Grant, who has been employed in Toronto. On- tario. arrived in Georgetown on Thursday, August 8th, where she is visiting with relatives.

Mr. Rodney Bruce of Montreal. accompanied by his son Ian. have joined Mrs. Bruce and two sorta In Georgetown and are guests of Mrs. Bruce's mother. M:a. L11.

Douglas.

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