The Guardian

Page 14 Oct. 30. 1954

Saturday,

0'Leary

-Youth Sunday was fittingly observed in the st. Lukes Church. on Oct. 1'1. when the young people of the church took a. very active part in the services. The first les- son was read by John wedlocke. Sooond lesson was read by Eric Phillips. A very fine 5-olo was sung by Miss Betty Phillips, ”Jesus Bids us Shine” and a lovely duet ”God seen The Litte Sparrow Fall" was lung by Misses Betty Phillips and Adrian Webb. Rev. MacMahon. gl.Ve a fine talk on youth woricl and the part youth has to play in the work of the church as well as elsewhere. The oollection wasl taken up by Keith Paugh smdl George Adams. ,

The many friends of Mr. Henry, Dignan are sorry to hear that he is' ill at his home in Carleton, Lot 16.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ling of Hunter River. and Mr. and Mrs. Angus M.acDonald of New Glasgovnl were visitors to Obeaijv on Sun-I day. Eliests of Mr. and Mrs. Geurgcl Jelley and Miss Olive Jelley.

Home repair work is being done, on the Community Hall. The ex- terior has been painted and it looks much improved.

The St. Lukes W A. met home of Mrs, Heber Monday night with the president Mrs. Ban Webb in the ohair. Ten. members answered the roll call.

nt tliel

5171"” 0”lMontrose, guests of Mr. and Mrs.

inn offered prayer. Mrs. Thomas lDuncan had charge of the Study Hawk and Mrs. Ellis read the Scripture and offered prayer. Next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Ban Webb. ,

On Thursday night a miscell- aneous shower was held in the school room of the church, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Chisholm. Rev. Robert Wagner welcomed Mrs. Chisholm to the ivhurch and to the community. Mr. Chisholm has been here for about a year as he is Chief Clerk in the Bank of Nova Scotia in O'Leary.

Mrs. Blanchard Maclsaac has gone to visit her relativu in Scotland. This is Mrs. Ma.cI5aac's first trip homo since coming to the Island a few years ago. Mr. Maclsazic accompanied her as far as Halifax, N. s.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boulter, O'- Learv. Sunday visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gillis in Bidcford.

Mrs. Lucy M-irNevin has re- turned in her hnmr in O'Lenry, after a pleasant visit. with her son and dau;:lite.:'-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. David Mm-Nexin in Milo. E

M.r. and Mrs. Triunan Fate of Summerside. spent the week-end at the home of Mr. Paws parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pate, 0'Leary.

Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Yeo of Mill Road were Suiitiiiy visitors to

Lloyd Dunbar and family. Mr. Gilbert Gnudet has return-

Mre. Alton Rayner gave a reading. ed to his home in Woodstock after Mrs. Jutty Smallmari had thelspending .1 few days in Halifax. Psalm of the day. Mrs. Heber Bi'y- 49.

CAPITOL Summon-side

LAST SHOWING TONIGHT 7:13-9:13 Admissions:

. 70tliCc-viiuvy-liix pn-writs p

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and ll

60c and 35c

Torlinitolor - Dulu XI:

Potato Pickers Returning Home

Many ol the potato pickers who came to the Island by way of the National Employment office in Charlottetown, are returning to their mainland homes. The Char- lottetown office looks after the needs of Queens and King Coun- ties, and the Summerside Office arranges the importation of farm help for Prince County.

All potato pickers brought to the Province by the two offices are provided with free transportation. and if their services are satisfac- tory are given return fare to their homes. There is the further stip- ulation that pickers must remain in the Province as long as they are needed. Thus, many of them complete a tour of duty with one farmer then report to either the Na- tional Employment Office in Sum- merside or Charlottetown and are sent to the farm of another grower. As a check on his entitlement to a return ticket to h;s home. each, picker carries a card giving his name and address and with space enough, whereon his employer can certify as to his usefulness. With- out this certification no transpor- tation is issued. .

A considerable number of men come to the Island each year on their own initiative, and without being approved by the National Employment Offices on the main- land No responsibility is assumed by National Employment for the transportation of these

Offices

IPRINGFIELD W. I.

Mrs. Reginald and Miss Muriel I-fulam entertained the members of the Springfield Women's Insti- tue for the October meeting with an attendance of nine member: and two visitors. A report was given on woollen: which were shipped; also a report on several details of the history was heard.

Two bills were passed in and it was moved and seconded that these be paid. Sick committee re- ported one get-well card sent. Mrs. Clarence I-Iaslam was appointed on the school committee for the fol- lowing month.

Cuirespondence and new buli- ness was then discussed including ordering of Christmas cards. It was decided to send a copy of the Springfield history to the adoptld Institute in England.

Next meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. George Dunning. roll call to be the payment of annual fees. On the lunch com- mittee are: Mrs. John Hogan. Mrs. William Haslam and Mrs. Clarence Haslnm.

Mrs. Reginald H asl I m had charge of the program and read

.M.1M eral Departnient. of Labor. and the Provincial Department of Agriculture.

Though the National Employ- ment Service arranges the move-

issues travel warrants. it bears no share of the expenses.

workers. The Charlottetown office brought only about fifty men' to, the Island this year but the Sum-i inerside Office handled severali hundred pickers. mostly Nova Eco-' tians.

Practically all of the men who arrived in the Province this yearl proved reliable workers. with an odd I one falling short of the expected standard.

Transportation costs of the am; nual potato movement are shared. on ii fifty-fifty basis by the Fed-'

merit of the potato pickers. and '

Report Koreans Need Shelter And Clothing

OTTAWA (OP) - aieitar and now an the most urgent need of Koreans. says an official C the United Nations Korean Re- oonrizruotlon Agency. King Gordon. infommtion director for the agency, said in an address Monday night that many Koreans live in improvised shacks and their children are without cloth-

lns. .

”That's not bed during the sum- mer," he slid. 'ibut they'll have a with time this winter it there Inrt OHM-Uh clothing.

an interesting article on Ednal Jaques. The program also includ-. ed two of her compositions. the poem "Autumn" read by Miss Muriel Haslam: also the song, "0ctobe " sung by Mrs. John I-Iickox. Following the closing of

the meeting. lunch was served by the hostesses and charge.

committee in

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1. It's the same ratio of Nitrogen, Phosphorus land Potash.

2. 1666 lbs. 6-12-12 equals 2000 lbs. 5-10-10 in N.P.K.

3. It's cheaper per unit of plant food because of less handling, bags and

iraiisportation.

OTHER FERTILIZER AVAILABLE:

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Saturday 7:30 and 9:30 IISOUTH OF CALIENTO" -Starring-

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"TOO MANY GIRLS"

LUCILLE BALL RICHARD CARLSON

"TARGET"

TIM HOLT

MONDAY - TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY "SASKATCHEWAN"

Alan Ladd - Shelley Winters

' I RICHARD WIDMARK : BELLA DARVI

COMING iioimnv & TPESDAY "RED GARTERS"

Rosemary Clooney - Jack Carson

” IMMUNIZATION cumc-I CENTRES

NEXT WEEK I

Children to he inoculated at the following Regional Clinic Centres for the surrounding districts are those to complete a 3rd or a 4th dose of the series started in the rural school clinics held this spring, also those who were in- oculated at the regional clinics in 1953 and 1952 who require

a RE-INFORCING dose.

NO FIRST INOCULATIONS will he started at these

'.!lilllCS.

VACCINATION AGAINST SMALLPOX will be avail-

able. Children attending school must. be vaccinated. WEST PRINCE

Tuesday, Nov. 2---10:00 A.M. Elmsdale 1:30 P.M. Alberton

Wednesday, Nov. 3-10:00 A.M. St. Lawrence 1:30 P.M. Tignish

Thursday, Nov. 4el0:00 A.M. Bloomfield Station 2:00 P.M. Palmer Road South

Friday, Nov. 3-10:00 A.M. St. Edward's

2-4 PM. O'Lcary Public Hall EAST PRINCE

Thursday, Nov. in 0:20 A.M. Indian River 1:43 PM. Bcdoqiic 2:30 PM. Central Bedcque

QUEENS 'I'hursday, Nov. 4- 9:30 A.M. Nine Mile Creek 10:15 A.M. Irishiown 10:45 A.M. Kingston 11:00 AM. Long River Friday, Nov. S-- 9:45 A.M. Stanley Bridge 10:45 AM. Hunter River 1 :30 P.M. Pleasant Valley EAST KINGS Tuesday, Nov. 2” 0:30A.M. Elmira 10:20 AM. Red Point. 1:13 PM. Priest Pond . ' 2:30 P.M. Rollo Pay East Wednesday, Nov. 3 0:30A..1I. Little. Pond - 10:30 A.M. Fortune Bridge

1:30 P.M. St. Charles 2245 P.M. New Zcaland

Thursday, Nov. 4- 9:45AM. Cable Head East

11:15 A.M. ilpion

1:30 FEM. SI. Priors Snulli

Friday, Nov. Se 1:30 PM. Snuris Town Hall

. SOUTH KINGS

Tuesday, Nov. 2-1:30P.M. Allision 3:00 P.M. Gaspereaux

Wednesday, Nov. 3--10:30 A.M. Murray River

p- 1:30 P.M. Murray Harbour Thursday, Nov. 4-10:00A.M. Georgetown . 1:30 P.M. Cardigan

Friday, Nov. 5- 1:30 P.M. Montague

2:45 PM. New Perth

KEEP THIS Folt REFERENCE - Department of lleiilth and Welfare

BUYING F

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Contact our Office for further informa-

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care of those newspapers you're storing in the base-

Remember, most fires are preventable.

IF YOUR BUILDINGS ARE VACANT YOU NEED A VACANCY PERMIT.

For Correct Insurance Arrangem 'apply to the following:

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For further information, ask your nearest Agricultural Representa-

tive, Agriciiltiiral College or Expt-riincntal Farm for a copy of Provincial

Rccoiiiincmlai ions.

aritime Fertilizer Counci

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(Acid soils need lime for Legume Production)

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RAVEL TRUCKS

GRAVEL TRUCKS REQUIRED ON HAUL FROM

NEW HAVEN to NORTH RIVER

6 - 7 Mile Haul by Weight.

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COAL PAY! 'l'lIlI IUTCIIII

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