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Central Royalty School Receives

Governor's Cup

Pre s e nta ti on Ac com- panied ByGenial Speech From His Honor

His Honour lieutenant Governor DeBlois yesterday aitemoon made a presentation oi the cup sponsor- ed by the‘ Horticultural Society oi Canada and donated by the Lieut- ohant-Govemor, to Central R/oy- alty School for the most work d-KIC in the beautification oi the‘ school grounds.

This is the fourth cup donated for school improvement purposes. The first was given in 1025 by Lieutenant Governor Hcartz and won three years in successi by Hampshire Srhool, when it he- came the property oi the school. A second cup was donated by Lieu- tcnant-Governor Heart: in 1928 l

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and was lYOil by West Royalty School that. your. In the next three yours it was awarded to Launching School and became the property oi that. school,

The third cup was donated by Lieutenant-Governor Dalton and in 1033 was awarded to Rollo Bay ‘ School, which in the following three years succeeded in attaining l possession. ,

This your Lleutcnant-Govemorl DeBlols donated the cup which; yesterday \\':\.=; pYQSEIIiZCCl to Cen-l tral Royalty School. I

The tcrnmlttce of selection con- sists 0i Dr. J. A. Clark. Superin- tendent of the Ex JfilllBlliAl Imrm; H. H. Shaw. Chief Suprrintendcnt of Eduruiion. and J. W. Bouitrr, Manager of the Ctr-operative P. E. l I. Potato Growers‘ Association. l

A prize oi’ books to tho value of $50.00 is also awarded the school l whose pupil presents the best essay descriptive of the work done ln tho school improvement. This essay l was written in Central Royalty} School by Miss Jean MacR-ae.

Extends Greetings

Following is the text of His Honours remarks in presenting the cup: ‘

"i. week from today will bc Christmas Day so naturally my first thought this of vrnoon is to wish you all. and especially the children. a very Merry Christmas‘ and a Hamil! 11nd Glztd New Your: l and to you my liltlo friends who ' nre privileged to attend this splon- l did and up-to-clate School my sin- cere~wish is that good old Santa Clnus will give you all kinds of nice llllllg5i-l0iZS of lovely dolls for the little girls. hockfy sticks and skates for the bo_v.~: mid u generous supply of books. clothes, candy and fruit for nll. Wlmt n uondcrful season Christmas is with its old fam- illnr and yet. ever new message rlnginrz out ‘throughout lhc world as it rang ovcr the hills of Judca nearly two thousands yours ago "Glory to God in the Highest and on earth Peace Good-will towards

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why we iind such a. measure o! JOY in giving prezents at this sea- son oi the year as cannot be ex- perienced in any other way. That is, ii we give without looking tor 01' exited-mg it Kilt in return.

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Blols, Hon. Premier Campbell and Mrs. Camp-

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Silver collection. Entire proceeds for Children's Christmas tree at the Free Dispensary.

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Trinity United Church

REV. HUGH MILLER, M. A" B. lh.-Minister.

this happy occasion and to have the privilege oi’ presenting to Cen- ifﬂl R-Oyalty School the Cup awarded tor the school showing the greatest improvement in the school grounds and in the school building itself. Frankly, I‘ have to confers that when Dr. Clark in- formed me that this School had won the coveted Cup I was not surprised because, during the past slimmer, I have had occasion to drive on this road several times and each time as I pftsscd your School I was very much impressed by the way you have shown your love of flower; and the pride you have token in making the Schcol grounds and School building a.

and so I xvisli to heartily congratu- late you. Mr. Chairman, nnrl your follow Trustees rind Colonel An-" drew, the Chairman of the Im- l provement Committee, the Women's Institute. and iViiss lVincKay, tho riiiclrnt teacher, and the scholars, and all those responsible for the siuccehs achieved and I hobo that you will feel encouraged to strive ‘for still greater achievements dur- ing the coming year.

Campaign oi Beautification

"In visiting the County Exhib- itions in the autumn of 1935 I imitetl the people to join with me 1n n crunphlgn to beautify the inrm hurries with flowers, and I om glnd to say that in some sections of the Prozxncc the rcsponsc made has bccn enrourngiiig und most pr-"m- ising, but the task undertaken ha". not by any moans been complct- i ed. Much more remains to be done, so I am going to ask you this l n" *rnoon not only to continue your Igood work in connection with the lSrhool proprrty. but to extend it lily beautifying the faiim honu- and l the road side u-ith flclvrrs. shrubs land trees whore nocrsszny You will iind that the cost will be very smnll and the rcsilll will he so grout that you will be u-ell rc- wurded for whatever expenditure you may make both in time and money, I feel that I cnnnot stress too strongly the desirability oi doing what we can to stimulate among the boys and girls of this Province a deeper interest in the

The Presbyterian Church in Canada p‘ St. James Church

Minister: REV. R. MOORIIEAD-LEGATE, D. D. SUNDAY BEFORE CHRISTMAS

Scripture Reading. Itecit and Aria: Ile shall feed His I"l0t‘k—-MC!Si3h

Come unto Him-Handel itlrs. Ii. S. Ilcndcrson and Mrs. J. A. Lawson.

Prayer.

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Benediction.

Ilymn-—It Came upon a Midnight Clear.

(‘arnLv-l 0 Little Town oi-Beihiehem-Redncr Sulolsls, Mr. Frank Andrew and Mr. George Bur-

l’! The First Noel-Arr. by Sir John Si-aincr. 3 (lnod Christian Men Reioice-Arr. by sir John

(ianlatcw-"Thc AdoratioW-Ncvin. soloists-Miss Marguerite (‘udmorr Mrs. N. D. McLean hicssrs. Art Bruce, Chas. McKenzie and Lystzr Mclnnis Rccr-sional lib-Holy Night, Silent Night.

Urgunlst-ltlrs. Keith Rogers. choir Leader-Mrs. J. A. LaWSOII-

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Public Worship: Morning at Eleven 0’Clocl and Evening at Seven O‘Clock. Preacher: TliE MINISTER

ln the Evening there will be no Senrnon, the service being entirely musical. hIOltNINTi

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Christmas-J. Barnby. EVENING

Special Christmas service of song.

Processional 174 -— 0 Come all ye Faiihiul.

Sentences and prayer.

Carol -- “See Amid the Winter's Snow"—Goss. Boys nnd girls and choir. Soloist. Miss Annabelle

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“.00 A. M.—P1iilie Worship. si-rmon-"Tns NATlVlTY-JOY AND cnarusxurr Advent-Christmas service, Rev. Hugh Miller, M. A.

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Mr. Geo. Johnson 2.30 l’. lib-White Gift Service in Church Auditorium

1.00 P. hip-Public Worship. Sermorl-"GOOD NEWS-FOR WHOM" Rev. A. E. MacKenzle, B. A. Antlion1r—“There Were Shepherds" . . . . . ,. Iuiorrmson Solo-Miss Margaret Stern: _"'I‘he Whole Earth is at ltcst" . . .. i Solo-Mr. Harvey Macphemon) Solo-"The Infant Jesus" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., Yon Mrs. Roy Cudrnore 6.45 l’. hip-Short Organ Itecit-al.

Visitors and Students Cordialiy Welcome. Moming Service Broadcast by C. F. C. Y.‘

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great hobby of gardening and we all need a hobby, do we not, in order to make good use oi our leisure time? I recall the words of wisdom that my teacher was very

fruitful in good or evil, the gaps through which temptations enter" l and so I hope that the boys and girls oi Central Royalty School will do their best to make good use of their spare moments by cultivating gardening as a hobby. You will find such a. hobby as that will not only be useful and iull of inter- est at the prwent time, but. it l". a hobby that will servo you still greater advantage later cu in llic

you find it necessary to be less act- ive in your busines; or profession- al life.

"We all love floivers nndnthcir i beauty makes a stmng appeal to l ~ nll of us. Surely the Poet struck the right note when he sald— l "A touch of the run for pardon. A song of the birds for mirth. ‘ One i: nearer God's heaven in a l“

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"Again I congratulate you in l,’ winning the Cup and again I wish l. you oll n very MCITy Christmas ly nnd rt New Your full of Happiness, | Pence nnd Contentment."

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Zion Presbyterian Church

. CARLYLE WEBSTER-MINISTER. 1. THOMPSON-Oriﬂnist and Choirmastcr

CHRISTMAS

SERVICES MORNING WORSHU’ 1l.00 A. M.-Theme'. "The Revel-

ation oi God.” Anthem-"O Come t0 MY “an Lord Jesus" . . . . . . .. Ambﬂ?"

Solo by Mr. J. A. Maclieod n Solo — “The Star oi Bethlehem —Adlml

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2.30 P. lib-Sabbath School and Bible Classes. u lesson: "The Supreme Gtit oi Love

EVENING WORSHIP 6.45 P. lVL-Theme: “Worshldilﬁf! at the Manger?‘ The evening service will ‘ with a brief Sacred Cant-ail "lhl First Christmas" by he Blshuv W"- son. This is a. worshiPllll vent!"

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Central Christian Church

REV. S. C. COOPER, Th.M.. PASTOR MRS. V. L. DINGWELL. ORGANIST

MORNING SERVICE

Carol-“Once in Bethlehem oi Jndea" Nevin

Corol-"See Amid The Winter's Snow" Goss

Soloist-Miss Nln Maclhy Children's Sermon. Sermon-"The Utzwearicd Guide"

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11.00 A. lVL-ltioming Prayer and Serrnon-"A Greet Prayer" During the Oiiertory Mrs. F. M. Nl-sh will sing. The Rector will preach. 2.30 P. ltL-Sunday School and Bible Classes. t 6.30 P. lVL-Organ Music. 1,00 P, lvL-spectal Service oi Christmas Music- Maunder‘: Sacred Cantata "Bethlehem? 0n Chﬂgungg Day Holy cornrnunio at 8.00 A. M» Christmas Service and Holy Communion at l_l.'00. Organist and Cholr-Master-H. R. SilEl HARD REV. I-I. I). RAYMOND, M. A.—-Rector. REV. GEORGE GILLESPIE-Asslstant Minister.

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MORNING “TIRSHIP ll (TCLOCK

Sermon-"Trouble At Jerusalem" The Rev. ll. L. Dcvton

TIIE MORNING Music Dratoﬂo

gdwtlona irom Handel's “The Messiah."

selected Recltutlve and solos for soprano and contralto. Miss Campbell, Miss Berna lluestls.

The choir will sin! “And ti" 5"" oi the Lord" and the Halieluiah Chorru."

an“ Callbeck will play "ll "P"- toral symphony? c, u will, for the otter- MjSim-y-lmpslejy the violin lﬂlb "Adoration" (Bowvskl-i

CHURCH SCHOOL 2.30 P. M. Will you make every eiiqrt to eo-operate by you attend- ance. Senior groups at 12 to 12.30.

EVENING WORsnIP '1 017100! The amn oi Christ in Song and Story by The lav. I. L. Denton and tho choir. The choir brings carols. solos, 4091i. and Curbing anthqru as Mr. ‘ unioldn the story oi the hi

Christmas.

For the oitertory, Mina Cl-nﬂbell III Db! ll vlohr NB "Madrigal."

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