WE'RE. 1949

TRINITY hum-ran

I42nd_ ANNIVERSARY

CHURCH

85th ANNIVERSARY OF PRESENT STRUCTURE

NOVEMBER 20th. ‘l 949,

Morning Preacher: Reverend H. E. D. ASHFORD

Evening Preacher:

Right Reverend WILLARD E. BREWING. D.D.

Moderator of The United Church of Canada The only Moderator of any Church in Canada who has visited Russia and seen behind "The Iron Curtain."

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Reward For Club Work Well Done

One of the most successul years of Junior farm club wcrx in Cana- da culminated this week in the 10th Annual National Club Week at Toronto, during he period of the Royal Winter Fair. A record number of at least one hundred junior members are attending all of them have been declared pro- vincial champions in their re- spective projects.

Though they will be kept busy in Toronto competing in national judging compeltons to select Dominion champion teams in clothing, food. dairy, beef, swine. poultry. grain and potato pro- jccts-it will not be all work.

The group will stay at the Roy-

nl York Hotel and and during the week will be honoured for their achievements. They will attend the Royal Winter Fair. partici- pate in conducted educational tours. be entertained at banquets and visit Nizltrarzi Falls. l-Iamhion and the National Capital. Among the new features this year will be a dance to follow the Annual Din- ner and a bus-tour of Toronto af- ter church services on Sunday, with a social gathering in the ev- ening. i

Undoubtedly a highlight of the week will be a visit to Govern- ment House. Ottawa. where the Club nzombers will be received by His Excellency the Governor General and Lady Alexander.

The trip to the National Club Week is the highest honour in junior club farm work. Since 1931 over one thousand boys and girls have tnkcn part in this annual event, many of whom are them- selves now provldifig leadership in club activities. There has been a record enrolment in club farm work in Canada this year-a total mmihcrship of 49 B54 in 3.740 clubs. The previous high was 47.047 members in 1940 and 45.363 in i948.

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"For a gcnr I suffered from pains in the loins unii sore hack. My case was diagnosed as rheumatic, hut no medicine rcllcved mo. Then I trlcrl Nrrvllinc. i bought three hoillcs. The lhlrri bottle was not llnslicrl bclnri- l fcit like a new man. i nm nlile in work again. No liouhlc in straightening up. All hack pains have disappeared. To every nnc who suffers from lame conillllcna. muscular and joint stiff- ‘mci: i lccnmmcrui Nari-lilac." fie- mcmiu-r when you rub in Narvllino you help in nib out the soreviesl and stiffness IlIIlI vague pains of the rheumatic i; c. Gel‘. l S0 hills from today.

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CHARLOTTETOWN

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This column in ruervcd for new: of local interest, but advertising oi a iiewsy nature ma! be Inserted at five canto a word, strictly ply- abie in advance.

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KINDERGARTEN Mount ward Road. Mrs. Clifford Birt.

HOWARD MlclNNI Fitted Footwear at I75 Queen Street.

NORTHERN ELECTRIC BE- I-‘RIGERATOR. — One only $298.00. Toomlbs Music Store.

sr. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Belfast. Rev. a. s. Quig- IBY. Ph.D.. Minister. Morning Wor- shipli. o'clock.

POWNAL UNITED CHARGE. _ Services November 20th, Clifton at 11.00 A. M. Mount Herobert at 2.30, Pownsl at 7.00. A. S. Weir. Minister.

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NORTH TRYON PBESBYTER- IAN CHURUH.—SeI’VI6e on Novem- ber 20th. at 1.30 P. M. Church School at. 2 P. M. Miss Mary A, Mac. Kfinlle. Deaconess.

WELL BABY conference con- ducted by the Public Health Nur- ses will be held at the Health De- partment, 188 Prince Street every Friday afternoon from 2 to 4. Formerly held at Red Cross House.

CHURCH NOTICE for Sunday, November 20th. North Rustler) 11 A. M. Stanley Bridge 7.30 P, M, Cavendish Y. P. U. at the Steven- son home, Friday, November 18th at 8 P. M. George Gough, Minister.

NOTICE T0 ADVERTISERS. - Advertisers are reminded that their copy must be in the Guardian not later than noon the previous clay to guarantee insertions. Out of city advertisers who telephone classl- fleds, etc" should particularly bear this in mind.

THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA. — Brookfieid Charge. Servlccs next Lords Day are as fol- lows: Hartsvilie 11 A. M. S. S. 10 A. M. Hunter River 3 P. M. Glas- Bow Road 7.30 P. M. S. S. 6.30. Brookfiold S. S. 10.30 A. M. Rev. James MacGowan will be in charge of the service in the Glasgow Road Church. Rev. Donald Nicholson, Minister.

MURRAY HARBOUR UNITED CHURCH-Sunday. November 20th. A special church service will be hcid at Murray Harbour at ll A..M. at which the Senior and Intermed- iate shields won by the Tuxls and Trail Rangers will be presented by Mr. Ralph Young. A male choir will lead the singling. Farewell service at Belle River at 3 o'clock. No ser- vice at Little Sands. Service in Mur- ray River at 7.30 P. M. at which the Tower Music System in memory of the late Mr. and Mrs. l). A. Mac- Lood will be dedicated. Rev. Charles D. Henderson. will speak and there

will be special music. Rev. Roy Vessel’. Ministers NORTH WILTSHIRE MISSION

BAND — The North Wiitshire Mis- sion Band under the leadership of Mrs. Kenneth Moclnnis held an in- splring service in the North Wilt- shire United Church. Sunday oven- lng. Nov. 13. June Bowman, presi- dent of the Mission Band. was in charge of the service and. a choir of twenty childrens voices led the singing of appropriate hymns. Scripture readings were given by Beryl Easter and Trevor Campbell. Ewen Campbell and Donnie Parker acted as ushers. Several beautiful selections sung by the “Cornwall Male Trio". under the direction of Mrs. Gordon MacMiilan, were much enjoyed by those present. A set of beautifully colored slides, on the thnrnc “Growing with the Years" depicting the history and woik of the United Church of Canada at home and in the foreign field was shown by Wendell Clark The ser- vice was largely attended and a generous offering was contributed towards the work of the Mission Band.

HILLSBOBO CHAPTER I.0.D.E. —The regular monthly meeting of the l-Iilisboro Chapter, I.O.D.E. took place at the hcme of Miss Joan MacLean, Montague, P.E.1. on October 17th, with the Regent. Mrs. Roper in the chair. The meetinz opened with the Prayer followed by the minutes of the last meeting which were adopted as read. The treasurer. Miss Adams read her report and also NDOIDEd on the on- nual Tag Day which took place on Saturday previous to Thanksgiving. A sum of $190.00 was realized. It was moved by Mrs. Sterling Mac- Donald and seconded by Mrs. Phi‘.- llps that outstanding bills cox“: -.; expense.» for tog day be paid. Mrs. Hoop read letters from nccdy fazn- llies in England and a general dis- cussion followed regarding food and articles of clothing to be sent to tihem. Miss Marjorie Stewart. the Educational Secretory. bmught up the matter of adopting schools and Slated she had discussed the matter with Mr. MaoKenzlc. Head School Inspector, and arrangements would be discussed later about a grant for a count?! school. The question of a wreath or the Monument on Re- membrance Day was brought up and it was decided to placeone as was customary. It was decided to ‘hold the next meeting at Mrs. Roops where boxes would be packed for needy families in Iinglsrvd. esch member to bring clothing and two food articles. The meeting closed with the King.

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AT YOUR SERVICE-Armani Coal Company. Phone 2498.

SPORTSMEN'5 MEETING City Hall tonight.

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SPECIAL PRICES on Machine less Perrnanents at the Marie Elena this week. Phone 2191. 134 Rich- mond Street.

TRYON — BONSHAW BAPTIST PASTORATE. - Services for Sun- day. November 20th. are: Tryon 3 P. M. Rail call service C. S. 2 P. M. Bonshaw 7.30 P. M.

TWO FLIGHTS weekly to thv Magdalen Islands, P. Q. Phoni Maritime Central Airways Limited Phone 2061 or 540.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. Services November 20th. Bangor 1i A. ‘M. Birch Hill 3 P. M. S. S. at 2 P. M. Murray Rive-g- 7.30 P, IL Rev, J. H. Bishop.

CALEDONIA PRESBYTIIRIAN CHURCH. — Preaching service and special singing Sunday. November 20th. at 7.30 P. M. conducted by Louis Harris.

IMMUNIZING CLINIC will be held every Saturday morning from 9 to 12 at ‘he Health Department. 188 Prince Slrcct. Formerly held at; Sanzitorium.

NORTH RIVER UNITED BAP- TIST PASTORATE. - Sund-ay. November 20th.. North River 11.00 A. M. Clyde River 3.00 P. M. Kings- lon 7.30 P. M. Rev. H. Barber. Pastor.

ORWELL — VERNON UNITED CHURCH. — Services Sunday, Nov- emlber 20th. will he as follows: Or- well 2 P. M. Cherry Valley 3.30. Vernon River at 7 o'clock. Please note hours of ailemotit services. Rev. E. C. Evans, Supply Minister.

THE SUMIVIERFIELD W. M. S. will hold their annual Thanksgiv- lng service Sunday, November 20th. at 2.30 P. M. The guest speaker will be Miss Alma Inrriall. returned mis- sionary ircm ‘Trinidad.

OOVEHEAD -- STANHOPE UNI- TED CHURCH. — Services for Sun- day, November 20th. are: West Covehe-ad ll A. M. Coveheaxl Road 3 P. M. Stanhope 7 P. M. Rev. Thomas A. Wilson, Minister.

THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA. — Divine worship will be oonductcd on Sunday. Novemlber 20th, as follows: Clyde River 11 A. M. Canoe Cove 3 P. M. Nine Mile Creek 7 P. M. Rev. Nell fier- man will be in charge. Rev. G. Carlyle Webster, Interim Moderator.

C 0 R N TV A L L PASTORAL CHARGE. — Services Sunday, Nov~ timber 20th. New Dominion ll A. M. Kin-gston 3 P. M. Cornwall 7.30 P. M. Guest soloist Miss Eleanor Parson. Church School l1 A.M. Rev. M. K. Charmim. Minister.

ST. JOHN'S PIIESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Belfast. Sunday, Novuri- ber 20th. Morning service at ll A. M. W. M. S. Than-k offering service at 7.30 P. M. special music by the choir Rev. R. S. Quiglcy. Ph. D.. Minister.

THE PRESBYTERIAIW CHURCH 1N CANADA. -— Services for sun- day. Novomlbcr 20th. as follows: Montague 11 A. M. Cardigan 2.30 P. M. The evening service at Mon- tague has been withdrawn for this

Sunday only. Sunday Schools at usual hours. Rev. P N. Young. Iiirrisler.

TRYON PASTORAL CHARGE.- Uniied Church Services will be held Sunday. November 20th. as follows: fl P. l\l. Crnpaud; 7.30 P. M. Tryon. Thc morning service at Cape Trav- erse will be cancelled in favour of the Moderator, the Right Rev. W. Brewing. D. D.. who will preach at Trinity United, Summerside. st ll A. M. Rev. R. L. Bacon, Minister.

s1". cirrarrs my PASTORAL CHARGE. - United Church of Canarlrt. Sunday. November 20th, 1M9. Greenwich 1i A. M. Marie 3 P, M. Dedication of Chimes at St. Peter's Bay. 7.30 P. M. REV. W- B- F. Corkum. B A.. Souris. Guest speaker. Mr. Wftitcr Burdette. Dun- dits, soloist. R/cv. D. WHUMC MM!- Pherson, B. A., Minister.

BR AD ALBANE PASTORAL CHARGE. — Services SufldB-y. Nov- ember 20ih. Brailriibane 11 A. M. Rose Valley {l P. M. North Granville 7.30 P. M. Miss ETn-ri Irman, Mis- sionary on furlough from Trinidad. will be m» guest speaker M "l" morning and evening services. W. B. MacPhaii, Minister.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of o IWUC wife and mother, Mrs. ‘Fred Duns- lord, who died November 18th. 1045.

They say dime heels nil sin-row. And helps us in forget.

But, time so for has only proved, How muoh we mini her yet.

Lovingly Remembered by Huoband. Sons and lhughtero.

I! FOR All. YOUR BAKING!

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Dies At Ottawa

Mr. (above) of the Exchequer Court‘ of Canada, whose death at Ottawa

was reported in yesterday's Guardian. One of Canada's most distinguished jurists. Mr. O'Con- nor was a former Edmonton bar- rister and a member of the A1- bcrta Legislature.

WINSLOE AND VICINITY

Miss Phyllis Ford, V.C.C. slu- dent, spent the holiday week-end in Winsloe.

Best wishes for a speedy re- covery are being extended to Mrs. Sidney Taylor.

Mr. and Mrs, James (‘uilmore and Mr. and Mrs. Alton Younkcr attended the Amherst Fair on Friday. '

Miss Roma Rodd, student at the Union Commercial College spent

of her parents iicre.

Others who attended the Am. herst Fair were Mr. and Mrs. Hammond Rodd, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Willis and Orville.

A number of the young people gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Jim Coies’ last Saturday night to wish Miss Roma Coles many happy re- turns on her birthday. Tlic eve- ning Was spent in cards, etc.

On Friday evening, Nov, 11 the Salvation Army from Charlotte- town held service in Winsloe South Trinity United Church. The pro- gram consisted of n sing-song led by Mrs. Hutchinson followed by a short sermon by Major E. Hutch- inson after which two films were shown on the \var and some hymns. Due to the stormy weath- er and slippery roads, all of their band was unable to nttcnd but the ones present performed won- derfuliy.

T0 rTzorasr FAST non:

OTTAWA, Nov. l7 -- (CP) -— Senator W. D. Euler (ll-Ontario) gave notice in the Senate today that he will protest next week against the daylight saving time situation. At present. all munici- palities in Canada except Toronto. Ottawa and Hamilton are nn standard time. Senator Euler said he would move for an expres- sion of opinion by Parliament that daylight saving should be made uniform throughout Canada. as to its going in and its coming out.

York Show GlosedEst Night

On its tcntli and final perform- ance the York Concert closed its doors last evening after conclud- ing a most successful season play- ing to capacity audiences on each and every occasion.

Following the show, the large cast was treated to Ii bountiful lunch provided by the ladies m‘ the community and congratulating: remarks and expressions of ap- preciation were voiced to the guest artistsj

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IN MEMORIAM

HAMMOND J. LING

The people of Pleasant Valley and surrounding districts were deeply shocked and saddened when it be- came known on the evening of September 6th, that Hammond Ling had suffered a heart attack and passed away instantily, at the early age of 4&5 years.

Hammond was born at Whemtiey River, the eldest son of Mrs. Ling and the late Norman Ling.

In 1N1 he married Glen Wlgmofe of Graham's Road and took up farming at Pleasant Valley.

He enlisted in the Royal Camd- ian Air Force in 194i and spent five years sewing his country in that branch of the service.

Apparently enjoying his usual good health his sudden death came as a profound shock to his family and friends.

A young man of many sterling qualities his passing is deeply mourned not only in the home but by all who knew him. 1

Left to cherish the memory . s. kind and loving husband and! father are his sorrowing wife and four children namely. Phyllis, Sum- merside. Joyce. Norman. and an infant daughter Gwcnnyth all at home.

Also left to mourn are his mother and the following brothers and sisters. Harry. Walter and ‘Leonard, Wheatley River; Ethel. Mrs. Victnr MucPhail Meadow Bank; Margaret Mrs. Herbert Stevenson New Glasg gow; and Mabel. Mrs. Keir Dugginl Summerside.

A twin sister, Mrs. Bernsley Wonnocatt predeceased him sevch years ago and his brother Melvin by less than a year.

The funeral which was very largely attended was held frcrn Pleasant Valley United Church on September 8th.

The service was conducted by the Rev. W. B. MacPhaii, pastor of the Church assisted by Rev. Howard Christie, Hunter's River; Rev. Don- ald Nicholson. Brookfleld, and Rev. J. M. Murchison, Saint John. N. B.

Rev. W. B. MalcPhail officiated

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at the grave. The pallbearers were: Lorne Nicholson. Alex MnoDowi-ll. Don-

ald MaeKay. Hugh MacKinnon. livelier MaoKc-rrzie and Elmer Wig- more. '

Interment was in cemetery,

The many kind messages of sym- pathy and the following floral tri- butes tcstlficd to the esteem in

the church

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friends and acquaintances. Piliow-Avife and Children. Crcscenwhlother and Brother: Wreaths and Sprays

Lillian.

Mabel, Kuu‘ and Lylalan.

Ethci, Victor and Family. Margaret. Herbie and Allison ‘Marion, James and Roma. Barbara. and Alex McDowell

Elva. and Elwood.

Elizabeth, George and Family Helen. Jack and Family. .

Mom, Dad. Myrtle and boys.

The Hickox Family. .

Marion. Filmer and Family.

Katie and Tom.

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CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. Hammond Ling and Family. and Mrs. Norman Ling and Fam- ily. wish to thank their friends and‘- neighibours for the marry acts o kindness shown them during their sad bereavement. Also those who sent flowers. cards and letters o

' IN MEMORIAM

In loom; memory of oar hfllfll Charles A. MacDougab, Novosrlbe 1948.

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