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Highlow Advanrer Comet isijunior Jersey male champion and Sons. North Riicr.

the name of the calf that won

Iship ribbon for Jim Vickersonl

CITY AND

CENTRAL

ADELLNS MILLINERY New fall hats arriving daily. 177 Grat- ton Street.

VISIT III-STYLE Millinery. Gt.

George Street. ”whera every style is H1-Styls." PANTRY SALE Hoiman's.

August 16 at 31(1) p.m. Sponsor- ed by Geddle Memorial Church.

FREE CHURCH of Scotland lervice August liith; Birch Hill 0:80 p.m. Rev. J.H. Bishop.

ARROW no - iron white shirts. Imported English Drip Dry Fabric. A 57.50 value now only 85.95 at Henderson and Cudmore.

IRON Cheater White Shirts by Arrow. English no - iron fabric-- Formerly 37.50 now only 35.95 at Henderson and Cudmore.

BBADALBANE . U ii 1 t ed Church. Sunday. August lath. Bradalbane ii a.m.. Rose Val-

- lay I p.m.. North Granville 7.30 p.m. (Communion) Soloist. Brad- albane. Ira Dryadale Rev. H.S Raynor. ldinister

NOTICE: The office hours bo- ginnlng August 19 of Dr. I Baclilnel and Dr. H.P. Stewart from Monday to Thursday office hours 11:00 to 12:!!! a.m.; 2:00 to 0.0) pm. Friday 2.tXl lo 4.00 p.m. azoo to 8:00 pm.

MARSHFTELD . Presbyterian Church. Services for Sunday. Au- gust ll. Harrington 9.30 a.m.. Mardifleld 11 a.m.. Mount Ste wut 7.!) p.m. All are wel-

WE TREAT the sick well. Gig- gey's Pharmacy. open 3.30 a.m. to 8 p.m. 5

MILL'S Meat Market Special-i

fresh beef liver lb. 30 cents. Phone 4235.

MT. STEWART . UNITED Church. Rev. John Iii. Sheen. Minister. Mt . Stewart ll a.m. Bristol 3 p.ni.

PENTECOSTAL Tent Services at Long Creek Wednesday and Friday 8 p.m. Sunday 7.30 pm. Q.R. Stairs, Minister.

POWNAL UNITED Pastoral Charge. Services Sunday Aug. III. 10 a.m. at Mt. Herbert: 11.10 at Bunbury; 7.30 pm. at Pawn- al. Rev. T. R. Goudge. Minister.

THREE BROTHERS in the death of Mrs Albert Prior (nee Janie Drlsrolli in Halifax it was stated in error that survivors in- clude two brothers. It should read three.

TOURISTS INVITED . to visit The Bible House and see the wide variety of Bibles. books. hymn-books. mottocs. plaques

- and religious novelties. t0ppoa-

ite Eatonst.

Y0 R K PASTORAL. Charge. lThe United Church of Canada. 1 Guest speaker. Rev. N. T. Holm- tes of Oshawa. Ontario. Sunday. August lath 9.30 a.m. Pleasant Grove; 11 a.m.. Central: 7.30 p. m. York.

II A M P T O N PASTORAL

come no wormip God in His house. Student minister. .l. Karl lingiish.

TIYON UNITED Baptist Fsgtorata. Rev. Lindsay R. Graves. Minister. Services for Sunday. Aug. lath. Tryon ii a.- m. Westmoreland 7.30 p.m. Sund- dsy School at Tryon at 10.30: Westmoseland li a.m. All are welcome.

WINBLOE UNITED Churches Sunday. August lath. Services for all congregations conduct- ed by Rev. W. L. Henley at Princetown Road 11 a.m.. and Winsloe South 7.!) p.n. Sunday Schools at regular hours Rev. Dr. E. A Betta. Minister

THE BIIOOKFIELD Pastoral charge The Presbyterian Church services for Sunday. August lath: Brooidield 11:00 a.m. worship service; 10:m a.m. Sunday School: Harisviiie 3:1!) p.rsi. worship service; 2:00 pm. Sunday School; Hunter River- 7:l5 p.m. wo laoip sorvsical

yaw Road. : a.m. un- EI: school. Mr. Burton Smith. Indent Minister.

DIED IN BOSTON-The death occurred In the Deaconess Hos- pital. Boston. on June 19. 1951 of Mrs. John W. Rina Amy Day) formerly of summer- alda and Charlottetown. She is survived by a sister. Mrs. E.A. Foster. Charlottetown one son Rorace of Needham. Mass; two

daughters Mrs. Raymond Mac-'

Williams of Roslindale. Masa.. and Mrs. William llanssan at Death Waymonth. T" sens predeceased her in June . 1&5. the result of s drowning accident at acltuate. Mass.

IUICIII IIVII Pastoral

.Charge. Service August lssh, as

ifollows: DeSable 9.45 a.m.: Bon- shaw li a.m.. Hampton 7.30 p.

Rev. M. K. Charman. Minis- er.

I WRITING-Albert Simmonds. I outdoor writer for the Cleveland, Ohio. News is visiting Prince Ed- ward Island to gather material for stories on pheasant shooting and fishing. He is a brother of the late J. Percy Simmonds of Charlottetown.

FREDERICTON and Bratisl- bane Churches of Christ. Sun- day. Aug. lath. Combined ser- vices will be held in Frederic- lon Church at 3 pm. Frederic- ton Sunday School at 102:!) a.m. Bradalbane Sunday School at 10 a.m. Robert Howell B.Th. speak- er.

COVEHEAD Pastoral charge. United Church of Canada. Rev. W.H. Forsyth. BA. Minister. Church services for Sunday Au- gust 18th, 1957. Covehead Road 92:!) a.m.; West Covehead ii:00 a.m.: Union Road 7: pm; Stanhope 8:15 p.m.

HAZELBROOK C R 0 S S Roads Alexandra services for Sunday. August llth. Hazel- brook ll a.m.. Rev. Myron Brin- ton. special speaker. Alexandra 7.1!) p.m. Rev. Bruce Moore. special speaker with Miss Ar- lene MacDonald as soloist. All are welcome.

THE PREHRYTERIAN Church in Canada. Central Parish. Clyde River SS. 10:!) a.m. Ca- noe Cove S5. 3 p.m.. Churchill. The Lord's Supper will tGod- willingl be administered at the close of the Morning Service which will commence at law a. m. Service in the evening at

Ilth. as follows: Hamp- Churchill at 7.30. Thanksgiving 0.! a.m.. ay School Service on Monday evening. 1! 10.0. Ilorth ll a.m.. at 8 o'clock. Rev. George Kli- haggy lehool I0 a.Iss; Whest- len. Minister. 3... no”. 'dnsuicr" hall", g 5-m-- '" NEW GLASGOW Christian 5' P-"L 33”” 19-” Church: Sunday. August lath.

thl lay. Rev. Ralph Rlchardsda. Al-

. ran. Ohio. Guest Minister.

PIIJCI CMII'l'- A total

' Bowling Banquet

And Dance Held

A very enjoyable banquet and dance was held Wednesday. June 21st at the Village Rendezvous in Southport. The event was spon-

lsored by the Hillaboro Bowling

League. The winning team was captained by Leonard Wood. Other members were Clarence Woolrldge. Elaine Cook. Shirley Vessey and Miriam Norman.

Trophies to the winning bowl- ers were presented by Mr. Rus- sel Driscoll. These were donated by Mrs. Eileen Woodruffe of DeBonnair. Beauty Shop, Mr. Russell Driscoll. H.L. Sear In- surance. Island Co-op Services.

Music was furnished by guests Leo Coady and Doug Drake aa- sisted by Eileen Woodruffe on the piano.

BIRTHS

CAMERON-In the Holy Cross Hospital. Calgary, Alberta. July 31, 1957. to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Cameron a daughter Ronalds Ann Weight 6 lbs 15 018.

CUDMORE - At the P.E.lsland Hospital on August 15. 1057. to Mr. and Mrs. Brian Cudmore. Charlottetown. a daughter. weight it lbs. I on.

DAVIS-At Prince County Hospit- al on Saturday August doth. 1957 to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Davis, Kensington. a son. Kevin Lee. weight 0 lbs. 10 ozs.

DEATHS

MACDONALD- In the Char- lottetown " ' 1 August 12. 1957. James F. MacDonald of Bristol aged 74 years. His re- mains were transferred from the Hennessey Funeral Home Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'- clock to his late residence. Bristol, from where the funeral will be held this Friday morn- ing at 0 oiclock to the church of the Little Flower. Morell. for Requiem High Mass. Inter- ment in the church cemetery.

GlLl.EsPlE- Suddenly at the Prince Edward Island Hospi- tal on Wednesday. Aug. 14. 1957. Mrs. W.G. (Bill) Gilles-

t pie tnee Mabel McGregort. 33

Upper Prince Street. Resting

at the MacLesn Funeral Home

from where the funeral will be held this Friday afternoon.

service commencing at two o'-

clock. Interment in the

People”s Cemetery.

MAClNTYRl- At 05 Fitsroy street on Thursday. August 15. 1957. Mrs. Penelope Macin- tyre in her Ilst year. Resting at the Macbean Funeral Home from where the funeral will take place today. Friday. ser- vice commencing at three o'- clock. Interment in Lower Montague camatery.

ed with driving whilst intoxicat- ed. was heard on the reduced charge of driving whilst impair- rd and was fined 81(1). and costs or 1) days. All cases were heard by City Magistrate. K.M. Mar- tin. QC.

PERSONALS

Mrs. Anslem MacDonald and

MacDonald. Little Harbour. lou- rls Elli.

Min Carol Gallant.

so ztiilllg Ill

The largest Guernsey show in years. was seen here yesterday at the Provincial Exhibition grounds. The interest at ring-

dsy. and inside the ring there was the sort of competition that warrants that kind of attention. The announcement from the official desk indicated that Eric Hurry of Winsloe had emerged as the premier breeder of the show and Harold Palmer and Son of Kensington merited the premier exhibitor's award. The premier brecder's award goes to the man who has bred the most point winners at the show. The premier exbihitor's award goes to the man who has shown the cattle that have won the most points. even though some of his animals were not bred on his farm.

Owen Younker and Son were listed as very close runners up to Palmer. Guy Rodd and Ern- est F. Coies and Son were close behind Mr. Hurry for the Pre- mier Breeder's award. Although Mr. Rodd did not show any cattle in his own name. many of the prize winners were bred by him in his Brackley herd. Including several champions. JUNIOR CHAMPION

Allison Carr of Harrington had Bracklcy Melba's Monito. Er- nest F. Coles and Son had the reserve junior hampion with

Bonnie's Rickey.

Keen Compeiiiion Shown In Guernseys Yesterday

reserve senior was Alton Bell's Janet's Biaidy and the reserve grand was Mr. Carr's Iunlur champion. Mr. Bell is from Ken-

atde continued through the slagton

The junior female champion was Journeysi End Shirley Ann and thereby bangs a tale. She is owned by Tynss Holmes of King- ston who sent only one animal to the show and took the junior championship. Several years ago he did the very same thing. The genial Mr. Holmes was taking a good-natured ribbing last night along with money congratula- tions on his champion.

Mr. Bell's Dolly Bell was the reserve Junior champion.

The senior and grand champ- ion was Nimble Lady owned by Owen Younker and Son. The re- serve in both cases was Harold Palmer's Brooknil Patrician's Nancy.

The grand champion was sired by Kingfield Nimbus and her dam was Andors's Queenie. INTERESTING STORY

There is an interesting story concerning the breeding of the reserve grand. This cow was bred by Guy Rodd several years ago but she was calved in the Brooknil herd of W.S. Brooks of Paris. Ontario. later purchased by the Borden Company.

Mr. Brooks bought the reserve Nancy 2nd from Guy Rodd at Amherst several years ago. In

his herd she was later reserve

The senior male champion was Eric Hurry'a Psloaie Phillip who was also grand champion. The

junior All Canadian. and the fol- lowing year reserve senior All Canadian. Mr. Palmer bought

her in Ontario ev is though she was bred in this rovince. Her sire was Brooknil Anchuns Pat- rlcian.

The Palmer and the Younkor herds had the same number of second and third place ribbons. and the same number of lesser placing: but Palmers' cattle had seven red ribbons. one more than the Younker cattle.

Eric Hurry. the Coles and the Bell cattle bad the same num- ber of red ribbons although the Hurry and Coles herds had more lesser placings. Allison Carr. John Docherty and Alton Sent- ner were others who won red? ribbons. other contestants who? had placings included Davisi Ward. Kingston; Leigh Crabbe. Milton: Willard Proude. King- ston, Lorne Dochcrty. Kingston. and Keir Jones. Harrington.

Mr. Proude had only one en- try. Actually it was a calf be- longing to his little daughter. Nora Proude who showed her calf and got a prize with it. The cslf is a pet and Nora has it trained to haul her in a sleigh as well as a number of other stunts.

The show was judged by Ray- mond Brown of Dundas. Ontsirlo. pressed into service when the Guernsey men found they were unable to bring the man they had planned to place their cattle.

A class for new breed- ers showing fcmale cattle any age. was won by John Dochcrty. Leigh Crabbe was second and Davis Ward third.

Some two dozen Red Polls ap- ipeared before beef Judge A.J. tHadden. of Okotoks. Alberta. yesterday at the Provincial Ex- hibition and Lsnk Brothers of North River had most of the winners and most of the Champ- ions.

The Lanks had red ribbon winners in eleven of the classes. They had three seconds and as aany thirds and one other rib-

n.

They took all the female

hampionships and the junior male championship and reserve.

Harold H. Scott of Clyde Riv- er and Alton Ramsay. Kensing- ton RR. 5 had two red ribbon winners apiece. Ramsay had

Lank Brothers Score In Red Poll Cattle Contest

four other ribbons and Scott two.

Ramsay had the senior and grand champion male and Scott had the reserve senior and re- serve grand. The grand was Brookllne's I-Iannah's Son. The reserve was Upton Clover King.

The junior champion was Up- ton island Prince and the re- serve Upton .lanie's Pride.

The junior female champion

Wlg Upton Princess Pansy and she was also good enough for re- serve grand champion. The re- serve junior was Upton Princess Catherine. . The senior and grand female champion was Upton Pansy and the reserve senior was Polgarve Poppy.

Fulton Sanderson and Sons of North River emerged as the dominant showman in th e Hereford show at the Provincial Exhibition on Thursday. There were less than thirty animals en- tered in all and they took eleven red ribbons. They had four sec- onds. three thirda and a couple of others. They also took all the female championship U”

The junior and grand champ- ion male was shown by Gordon Mathason of Hunter River. R.R. a newcomer to the show ring who made a most creditable showing. His hampion wa s Monte Vista Domi Tone. a name that suggests some pretty gpod Hereford bloodlines behind ii In. The reserve junior male was Court Psladome l7L for Clark Johnston. a youngster from Milton who is s new breeder. He kought two animals to the show and won firsts with both of them.

Proiact At Port Aux Basques Progressas Well

PORT AUX BASQUES. Nnd. fCP) - Construction engineers Thursday reported work is pro- gressing favorably on the first phase of a four-point project to permit safe passage in Port aux Basques harbor for larger ves- sels. including the CNR ferry Wil- liam Carson.

The program involves removal of an estimated u.ooo cubic yards of harbor bottom and construction of new dock tsciiitias. a break- water and a breakwater exten- sion to reduce wave action and

snow

North River Breeders Are Dominant Hereford Winners

lhcltialey Brothers of North River brought on animal to the show and placed first. He was Banner Pride Ll. He was also senior Champion. JUNIOR CHAMPION

The Junior female champion for the Sandersons was Stanway Mary BL and the reserve Stan- way Lassie Tone 71.. The senior champion and the grand champ- ion female was Real Princess stairway SD. The reserve grand was the ssndorson's junior champion. The reserve senior was Bambo'; Dandy Domino. some of these richly bred sni- msls trace their origins back to winners at the Royal.

In addition to his junior and grand champion Mr. Mstheson

ad two firsts. four seconds. one third. two fourths. one fifth and a sixth.

The Herafords were placed by AJ. Hadden of Okotoka. Alberta who placed all the beef cattle at

WAS PILOT

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NOTICE

The officers and members of Crystal Chapter No. I. O.l.S. are requested to sneer at Maelaon Funeral Home Friday. August 16 at 1:45 gun. to attend the fun- eral of our late sister Penelope Moc-

Infyra.

Eta M. Dalling. Secretary. By order of the W. M.

REV. GEORGE W. IIRTCII

Theme Speaker At Men's Conference

The theme speaker at the second annual conference for Men of the United Church to be held at Stanhope Beach Inn is Rev. George W. Birlch. B.A.. B.D.. National Chairman of the Evangelistic Mission Committee of the United Church of Canada. He is the pastor of Melrose Unit- ed Church. Hamilton. A keen and forceful speaker. Rev. Mr.

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RALIFAX (CP) - The weather office says a weak low 'presaure area in Southern Ontario is mov- ing rspidly eastward. It will bring showers to the southern Mari- times again this evening.

will be at Stanhopa for meet-

Mr. Ivan Sinclair treasures of the .P.E.I. Presbytery Men's Council reports that registration for the conference is mounting steadily and indications are that the maximum quota of 130 men will be reached in the course of a few days. Among those regis- tered are seven men from Nova Scotia and three men from New Brunswick.

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Forecasts:

Iowa St. Julia River Valley; (lady with coastal log: a few showers this evening; little hallo is temperature: '

Northern Nova Scotla. Prim Edward Island: esstars Na. eountlss: Cloudy! a few lllowers this evening: little change in tem. pcntm: nah: winds. Low - high at New Glasgow and Charlotte. town55snd'I0.Moactos55ana 75

Upper St. John River valley; Bay of Ctisleur: Variable cloudi- assa; little change in Lemperg. lure: liaht Westerly winds. Low high at Edmundston and Camp bellton 50 and 70.

High tide today at Charlotte- town at 1.49 a.m. and 1.18 p.m, At Rustlco at 5.57 a.m. and 9.3: p.m. Summerside tide eighteen minutes later than Charlotte- town Sun rises today at 5.16 s. m. and sets at 7.18 p.m.

TURONTO (CPI - The first Maritime Central Airways chan. erad night from Britain since 3undsy's crash near Quebec City landed Wednesday morning st Malton airport. Like the plane that crashed with loss of 79 lives, today's night was chartered by the Imperial War Vetersns' Asso- ciation of the Ontario Command of the Canadian Legion. It car- ried 'll passengers.

Birtch has always been an ar- dent supporter of laymen'a ac- tivities and in 1956 shared the spotlight as one of the principal speakers at the Elgin House Con- ference for layment.

a Minister of the Methodist Church in the United States. Rev. Tommy Tyson will lead the de- votional cxcrc-iscs. Mr. Ralph Young. General Secretary of the Board of Men will attend and it is expected that Rev. Dr. H. E.D. Ashford, General Secretary of the Missions , and Mainten- ance Department of the Church

In addition to Rev. Mr. Birtch.”

SPECIAL

it combination sewer Park.

The Commissioners of the Village of Spring Park. J- Edmond Arsenault, Chairman.

Of ratepayers will be held Monday. August 26th at 7:30 p.m. for the purpose of granting authority to borrow a sum of money sufficient to install a system in the Village of Spriig

MEETING

Pilot of the plane which car- ried 79 persons to heir deaths, was Capt. Nonnnn Ramsay of Montreal. He had been involved in an accident in 1954 when he was at the controls of a TCA

Brampton. His license had been

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