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0 i Doctor. The Reverend W. O.

Sunday eito Trio- ,;”'f5'.':.9'.3' um Ililchraolmas W D

ny) .'l.80's.m. Mattias s.oo us. not! B

ncharist 10.00 e.rn. Church School (C-1!)

11.00 n.sn. Choral luchlrlll

411,00 n.rn. Church School (ID-

ia. 6). 1,00 p.m. Evensolll

may services at usual ICIN-

. The Parish Church Established me I: W" i Foundation

, "Kn. a nd Canon J. 1-. Dbott. - rT V N Rector yorgaulst and Choir Directs-:

Mrs. V. L. Dlntwell up uoiy Communion

moo Sunday School (Address by RSV-

Dill.

Bach -Chorale.

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.a by. Rev. Richard Rees.

UT TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

Ministers:

Rev. G. Howard Christie. B.A.. ILD.

grgglnepnrtments.

Appointment.”

Minister: I Mrs. G. Elliott Fall

servance of Communion.

sermon: "Things Which Isn- g pede the Church. Motet-"We Trust in Theo" (Handel).

12 noon: SUNDAY SCHOOL - (A special invitation is extended

to all adults).

I 7 p.m. Evening Wershi ; guest

; preacher. Rev. A. J. 107. T pastor of West III Baptist 5 Church. Halifax.

. Sermon: "Stewardship."

Anthem: "Love of the Father".

I (Bancroft).

"A genuine welcome awaits yon. THE SALVATION ARMY

Great George Street ”HOME OF EVANGELISM"

Since ISIS

SATURDAY 7:30 p.m. Open Air Service. . SUNDAY 10.30 a.m. Prayer Meeting 11.00 a.m. Holiness Service

2.00 p.m. Young Peoples Direc-

'-0r.v Meeting. . '.'..'l0 p.m. Sunday School llihle Class. 000 p.m. Young Peoples m-c. b'.ilIl p.m.

Sr.

lav. Good music and singing. All are invited.

UNITED PENTECOSTAI. CHURCH

:7 Elm Avenue . Phone It'll

5'lIIlIr Services

10 a.m. Sunday School and

Bible Class. 11 n.m. Worship and raise 7.30 p.m. si Midgell

school on the Church Road

You -re very welcome to nl our meetings

BIBLE IIOIISE.

PLACE -

TO PROCUII PIA

Tomorrow O. I If

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as; PAUL'S ANGLICAN .- ommon

Richard ' hiflio Morning Prayer null Ser- Preacher. Rev. Richard gees,-Anthem: "0 Sacred Held." '

7:00 Mission Service-eonducb

Rev; A. Frank Maclenn, B.A.

Res. Andrew S: -Weir. D.D. organist and Director of Choirs: F. Mngiord. A.R.C.0.

i).?a.m. Senior Church School. 311200 a.m. Beginners and Prirn

pncsnvrcnian

TMTIFTE.-Tsa"si'm'T'

Communion.

Anthem: Whoa I Survey the Wendrom Cross. (Gian Wil- items).

”'m'A vlied Ch:l:dtlanity 1. ion: " 1 How God Helps Us when Oar Faith Felte "

Anthem: Slcst Are The Pure In Heart. (Eaten).

Visitor! cordially Welcome.

ZION PRBYTEBIAN CHURCH

Cor. Prince and Grafton Sta. The Reverend W. Herold Irown. M.A.. Minister Rev. (VIIIIIH

E. C. Evans Minister)

Mr. John Lea-Morgan. M.A-. I

Mus. (Oxford) Organist and Chat Director.

Service Sunday. Oct. 2, I165 phureh School 10 n.m. Nursery School 11 a.m. Morning Worship ll a.m. Sermon: "The Power of Prin- Jpies." Anthem: Look Down and Iiearkon (Handel). Service at Calvin Church. Mer- maid. 2.30 p.m. Evening worship. Sermon: "Only Led." Anthem: The Lord H my Shep- herd. (Macl-larren). - A cordial welcome to nlL

Followers Are

radios. l-"

CiiyandCeniral

"YOIBIOI.laAIblUl at lhelInesnrIgIors."-"T

,Al.'SlADlOIBVI:I-Disk up'Ildeiivou.ItRmtIt.

wn'res:A-r-rnnsrcewnu. oissis .oseeIa.-. urns

RIIIRVI twednesday. Oct. 12 (or Knights oi Columbus, Colum-

biisDl7lell. .

CllIS'l'EBl'IELDS. Chrome sets, bedroom suites. refrigerators. washers, television, ranges and tone Home end Auto.

MaoDONALD RADIO Service. Radio repairing. amplifiers and sound systems. Disc and tape ro- cording mo Kent st. Dial 6015.

SINGING LESSONS starting October 3rd. Raoul Raymond. 101 Upper Prince St. Phone 5150.

RALLY AND Promotion day in Central Christian Sunday School, October 2nd at 10:00 a.m.

ISLAND GRILL, Queen St. dial 52.28 serving full course dinners specializing chlnese dishes.

and experience the delight of ex- pert treatment-S.A. McDonald.

ATTENTION WOODSMEN.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2i0'i(ent Street Marvel D. Dunbar. Minister: Mrs. Allison Macllee

lI.'l'lI

world-wide Communion Sunday 11 n.m. Divine Worship and the sacrament ,oi The Lord's SuiIP0I'-

?”m”'" "0" mg. 1:: notion Day. Special numbers. 'lease

Lean. ugirihorgr: "The Lord's Prayer. to . ' .f''' ..

Col-ner Prince and Fitzroy Streets Rev. H. L. Mitton. I-A-. l-D- Or snist:

organist and Choir Directory

l0.00 a.m. Church School and olemily liour Belly Pro

present.

11:00 a.m. Morning Worship and Communion.

Sermon: "The Christ Exalted Name." 8rd, in series "The Church which God Recommends."

Anthem: "Brother James Air."

1:00 p.m. Evening Evange- listic Service-Male Choir.

Sermon: "Three Crosses On A Illll." ' Male Quartette: "Tell Someone

About Jesus"-(Gabriel). Central Christian Church invites you to worship on the Lord's day-

from Batt and Macliae Ltd.

UIGG. HAZELBROOK. Roads services for Sunday Oct. 2nd. Uigg ll a.m. liazelbrook 3 p.m. Cross Roads 7230 p.m. All are wel- come to these services. Rev. C.E. Armstrong, Minister.

SPECIAL BELCANO Beauty Es- sentials, demonstrated daily by Mrs. Croweli at S. A. MacDonald

Gift Item with your 35.50 Belcano purchase (Phone 6523)

NORTH RIVER United Baptist Church: Long Creek ll a.m.; Clyde River 8 p.m.; Sunday School Fair- vlew 11 am.: Long Creek 10 n.m.; North River 10 n.m.: Clyde River :tp.m. Rev. Owen Cochran, Min- er.

ENGAGEMENT-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Neale, Charlottetown wish to announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Audrey Eliz- abeth Jane to Neil Lewis Living-

GOSPEL HALL stone son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ll.' t ,New B ' ' Mar- riage to take place Oct. 26. at

g Upper Prince St. 2:3) in Trlrilw United Church,

ORDER OF MEETINGS Cl1!-l'l0tlvB!0WII-

10,00 e.m.-Sunday School.

11 a.m. Mornllig worship; on-

i1.00 n.m.-Breaking oi Bread. 7.80 p.m.-Gospel meeting.

ir..Maior and Mrs. W. Stalk! Corps Officers.

Ser- open Air Service. 7.00 p.m. Evangllstlc Service.

All service will be condletodby Major and Mrs. W. R. Sten-

Quincy Stairs, Minister

lathe

The wages of sin is death but the gift of God is eternal line through Jesus Christ our Lord

Visitors are very welcome.

CII.mLO'l.'l'l.'IOWN BIBLE CHAPEL

Holding services temporarily H S O.E. Hall on Richmond Street (above Provincial Sank).

ORDER OF SERVICES Ii a.m. Sunday School. classes for all ages. 12 o'clock: Lord's Supper. 7:30 p.m. Gospel Service. speaker Mr. Samuel Bears of Rreoklyn,cP.E.I. All welcome.

FREE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND

Blrchwood Street ' Minister: Rev. J. H. Bishop. R.A.

ll n.m. Sabbath School.

7 p.m. service. Subject: "The Morality oi Language."

Midweek Service, Wednesday. I p.m. Subieot: Shorter Catech- ism. Question-No. I7.

In Memoriam

, Mrs. Peter Meclsean. Little Sends. died October 1st.. I051.

Two loving hands are resting A heart we loved in still A wife and mother we loved in waiting Pbr us Just over the hill.

its only good night dear mothe-

Ii is Just what we used to so!

We will see you again in the men- lag

At the dawn of a beautiful day.

Lovlngly remembered by has- bend and family.

In loving memory of :ur dear

is nu rm ,

Albert 0.

Dental father 10!? llhlfl 1'0

o'er. Your wlliu heads will tell no

or . v..?'2t.m smiles: at the 0-It will welcome-as no sure.

wi:ienswewaseIoIyeosH w ' nus. w:i.'.'l.l"...'".!.o-.-..... lnteeellnotmahoyeostv. Arum remembered by rule aaliernily. -

COAL PMD OTTAWA (cm - Home

be one I In

& ”dyne:r'dscllael I” iigkua (nee Bertha gouhllieutw: SleIOOIIinheeurl- 5.” '''"o.. "M ' "" T U on coal-Iou-om gtatistics" 3 u had. ' sq”. mm. ””"1'..." snl'o'.'g.'-',nn..Ia-now

Ha" nu. iv-Is - "

' Point,

Mu.-row; rwsnco Parish. Rector-Rev. A. E. Plercey. Ser- vices for Sunday Oct. 2nd. are:

and sermon; Christ Church, Cherry Valley, 2:30 p.m. Holy Commun- ion and sermon: St. Mark's Rus- tico. mo p.m. Harvest-Thanks- slvlng-service. Comeand bring the whole family.

Personals

Mrs. Cleveland Roberts. York returned home recently. after a visit with her sister. Mrs. R. W- Nelson.

BIRTHS

SEARS-At the P. E. I. Hospital on Sept. 27th, to Mr. and Mrs, W Gordon Bears. a daughter, Bar bars Jean.

MACKAY - At

(bjanxe a daughter. Anne Euzjbeth, Hospital, Halifax, N. tember 27th. 1955. to Mr. and Mr; Peter G. Cox, s Lorna, 5 lbs. 1396 ozs.

KENNEDY-At the Jeffery Hgie Hospital, Quebec City on Sgpi, soul, to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Kee-

nedy (nee Frances Adams, RN.)

a son. SPENCEM the P. E. I. Hos- .pltsl on Sept. N. I36, to Mr, sad Mrs. Trevlyn Spence, a sign 1;. tor. Beverly Gail. Weight s i ,

ii oss. TWEEDY-At the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital on Septem- ber mth, 1955, to Mr. and' Mrs. Cecil M. Tweedy. Vernon, a daughter. Bette Jeanne. Weigh 8 lbs, 1 oz.

HURRY - At P.E.i. Hospital on Sept 22nd, 1955. to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hurry (Jr.) (non Dgvia. Dingwell), a son, 7 lbs. 1 on, Mcl(ENNA - At the Cbgrlotto town Hospital. Sept. SI. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Mcltenna. Char- lottetown. a son, 8 lbs, I oss. MORRISON-At the P. E. I. Ros- pltal on Sept. 22nd. 1966. to IE. and Mrs. Ernest G. Morrison of Belle River, a daughter, illn- abeth Ann.

MITCHELL - At Saint John Gen- eral llostipal. Sept. 1:. 1055. to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie J. Mitchell (nee Ines Rodd) a son. Gary Doug- las;

WELLNIR-At the P. I. 1. Hos- pital on Sept. 9. IN, to Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Wellner. Junior, spring Park Road. a son. Wil- liam Hairy Seaman. W-"'-Am :2:-..:v.-.:.: Island Roepl on . .

in Mr .eod Mrs. Orvln Corner. lilverdele (nee Wanda Buchanan)

a daughter. Glenna Madeleine- Weight 7 lbs. ion as. - At the Prince

Ilospltsl. September mil.

Mr. and lire. clouds

PENTECOSTAL Church Service at Midgell in the School on the Church Road Sunday October 2nd. at 7.30 p.m. QR. Stairs. Speaker.

BELCANO BEAUTY Demonstra- tions will inspire your skin-care ideas--Call 6523 for appointment

If buying a chain saw buy the guar- anteed Mall Son where they are serviced by expert mechanics. Buy

Cross

where you will receive a Belcanos

St. John's. Milton 10:00 n.m. Sun , day School, 11:00 morning prayer:

Prince County Hospital Aug. 20th. 1955 to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Macksy, Bfg.d.I.

- At the Grace Maternity 3.. Qoli Sep-

daughter, Heather

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Thoughts For Our, Time

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group. from the smallest. the fam- ily. is the group of minions in the state. can exist without acknow- a certain order in which people stand to each other and to someone above them. directing them. We find ourselves prepared all our lives to obey many different people. We learn as children to

how rawcn-rr harmony color do first what our Parents on us.

later what our teachers tell us;

(my 316 we learn that we must obey the

police, but at the same time that other people must obey the police- man when he protects us while we crou the street.

As we grow older, we some- how find authority less sacred, but we still acknowledge its necessity when we obey various civil oi- ilcials who tell us things we can do and cannot do, and what taxu must be paid to maintain public services.

It is on this change in our attitude to authority that I would like to relect a little today. The readlest example of our changing feeling is, perhaps. that - of the policeman. Children have great respect for policemen. and confidence in them. When a policeman takes a child's hand crossing the street the child is full of pride at the tower of strength beside him. The same thing is true of the teachers of small children. There seems to be something sacred about their authority.

INFLUENCED BY ELDERS

But as children grow older, even before they are all grown up, they begin to lose this respect for police- men and teachers. This happens partly, of course, because they no longer live in the special, innocent world of youth; but it is by no means just a matter of losing the illusions of childhood in the face of reality. It is not from reality that children get their ideas as they grow up but from their elders, and because most of their m.....sm.....m..m.m.

ter, 7 lbs. 13 cu.

BELL - At the Charlottetown Hospital on Sept. 2), 1955, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bell. a daughter. CLARK - At the Charlottetown Hospital on Sept. 70. 1955, to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Clark. Emerald. a daughter. Weight 7 lbs, 4 ozs. BLACQUIERE-At the Charlotte- town Hospital nn September 20th. 1955, to Mr. and Mrs, Ferdinand Blacquiere. North Rustico, a daughter, 7 lbs. 5 ozs. Mcl(ENNA-On Sept. 5th. 1955. to Mr. and Mrs. James McKenna (nee Morrissey) 23 Leedsvlllc St. Boston, Mass., twin daughters. Weight 7 lbs and 6 lbs. 11 ozs. BLAKENEY-At the Prince County Hospital on September 25th., 1955, to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Blakeney. a son, Brian Harris Reagb. GALLANT-At the Charlottetown Hospital on Sept. 27, 1955, to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gallant (nee Eileen Boudreault) a d 0” Weight 7 lbs. 4 ozs. - ' CARR.-At the P. E. 1. Hospital. Sept. 26th 1955. to Mr. and Mrs. John F. Carr, Marshfield, a daugh- ter. Diana Gail, 6 lbs. 1 oz. HYNES - At the Charlottetown Hosp tal on Sept. 27, 1955, to Mr and Mrs. Clifford Hyncs. 8 db ter. Weight 8 lbs, ii 011.. MACINNIS-At l-lumber Memorial Hospital, Toronto, Ont, September 19th, 1955 to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel K. Maclnnis (nee Vertis " ” ) e daughe , Norma Lynn, 7lbs. 3

oz. SIMPSON-At the P. E. 1. Hospital on Sept. 17th, 196, to Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Simpson, Charlottetown a daughter.

and the first of them, power, so often associated with. or at least implying the possibility of physical force, is very much easier to understand.

But if responsibility is taken away from authority, leaving only power, then all reason for author- ity itself is gone. If we forget, :- if our rulers forget, that responsl' ility is part of authority. we will soon be obeying only because we have to, and sometimes we or others will begin to wonder why we even have to obey.

Children do not have to make this distinction: they know in- stinctively tbat the policeman or the teacher has both power and responsibility. bnd it is because of this that they have respect and reverence for them. The police- man has just as much responsibil- ity ln the case of the adult, and is just as deserving of respect. BASIC MISTAKE

Because authority touches sol many different aspects of our life, a basic mistake like this one, de- priving it of part of its character, and turning it frzm something respected and willingly obeyed to something accepted only because it is imposed with force, can have ire ” -" consequenc It must be one of the clearest illus- trations of how srmething that we simply think-without touch- ing what we actually do-can . have far-reaching effects on our L lives.

Uuwilling obedience naturally creates irritation. it is very dif- ficult for a policeman who is con- stantly treated as an unpleasant necessity. to continue to treat people with respect. Those who are in authority, as well as those under it, can forget that responsi- bility is an essential companion to their power. We certainly ought to be grateful, and we ought to

the

show our gratitude, wherever we demned, and must now be rebuilt. This church originally had a designate the necessary building find people doing the best job Work on the demolition of the wooden front, which was re- fund in his honor as ”The Canon they can do in these difficult old front, which had been erect- placed by brick in I924 as a Malone Jubilee Building Fund." positions of gurhomy, ed in 1924, has already begun- memorial in the late Canon Simp Defects in the old front began

Especially bitter is the fact that sometimes the lack of respect for their positions leads to their get- ting ioo little pay-it is common with some police and some teach- bad ers.

The Parishoners of St. Peter's Cathedral held a special meeting on Thursday evening to consider

placing the brick front of the Catherdral, which has been con-

Above is a sketch of the new front to be erected. as planned by local architect. J. F. Toombs. B.Arch. The estimated cost is knowledge that this is the"!-ase 335-000- which Wm be 8 he-SVY

announced at the meeting that

. Saturday, Oct. 1, 19!! The Guardian

. I l ' ' v I . 4-. - .... s .. '.. mm. -11 . . ,,,. PLAN NEW FRONT FOR ST. P the first contribution received, the work for 31 years, until his in the amount of 81000, was from retirement three years ago. Can- a non-member. Needless to say on Malone will celebrate the if- this generous donation gave Iielh anniversary of his nrdina -,

much encouragement and was tion to the priesthood in Febru- much appreciated. my 1956, and it was decided to

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problem facing them in re-

ta appear some years ago. which necessitated considerable re- pairs. During the last few years it became apparent that more would have to be done. and this slimmer engineers advised that unless it were torn down and

son, M.A,. D.C.L,, who passed to his reward in 1920. after faith -, fully serving the congregation of i 34

ills p;1stm':nlc was iullowed by that of Canon E. M. Malone. M- A.. D. D., who carried on

for the congregation. it was

replaced it would become dan- zerous alter exposed to another winter's weather.

A rebuilding fund committee was appointed by the meeting. headed by Mr. an Honorary Chairman. Lieut. Col. J. iii. Paton, Chairman, with George Michael, F. W. Hynd- man. F. S. CaI'b0TIIICll and Brig. G- G. K. Peaks as Committee members.

The tender of County Construc- tion Co. Ltd. was accepted for the reconstruction and the cam- paign to funds will soon be under way,

P94 r-(3

John 0. Hyndman

raise the necessary

and Mrs. Clarence Kirkbrlght (Ar- AFFLECK-At the P. E. 1.

Mrs. Ross Affleck rnee garet Ballem) a daughter, Jane Isabel. Weight 7 lbs. 3 ozs. MCINNIS - At the Prince Cnuntyi Hospital on Sept. 24 to Mr. and

Mrs. Wellington Mclnnis South :1": Granville a son weight Bib. fl oz. Ink”

Charles Blaine. MARRIAGES STEVENS-BIs0- The a marriage

took place at the Bishop's Resl- town

BREHAUT-At Lower Whitehead N. 3. Sunday, Sept. 25th to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brehsut, a dangli- ter, Meredith Ellen, weight 10 lbs. KIRKBRIGIIT-At the Charlotte- town l-lospltal on Sept- 22nd, to Mr.

Speaker:

' YOU ARE INVITED

TO ATTEND A FREEJLLUSTRATED LECTURE ON

"THE HOLY LAND OF (MANY FAITH "

MRS. MARGERY McCORMlCK. Noted Speaker and Lecturer of Evanston, Illinois. Amplces of the Bahai World Faith.

. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 4th Cl-IARLOTTITOWN HOTEL - 8:15 PM-

dence on Sept. 10th of Esther ' V 3"" '" B"”"""' 1" st""””' by l:U,(llHANAN HARRINGTON - M me sacred rlghrllbgvs At Leithb id AI- R"' Pamck McM.hon' New Glasgow Cll-l"lllSatl'ca!llA&ltull the ;I6calll55HOIrdm Hm berta on Sept 24 I965 r-Ttigliell ll - C . Oil , . , a BIT O , r . s s - MAGNEILL-GOUDON M River her said year. Berrigan, age .'i(l'yeers.

View Hotel Murray Harbour, on September 24th, by Mr. M. D. Dun- bar, Yvonne Nightingale Gordon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Gordon, Murray Harbour. to Estonv

villa White) a daughter. 9 inim y Sggiulggaglgggiilsgplgirngry. pnal lm Sep" 26' 1955' w Mr'N?:r' Dovercou: Ro:ll0LIl(nhi1tE('iAUChurcIll,tl Toronto, Ontario September 23rd. l lby Rev. Levi Hussey Elsie May, eldest daughter of Arthur R. Sherren of Westmore-

ROBERTS - FORD-At United Bap- tist Parsonage Norlh River Wed- nesday Sept. 28ih by Rev. Owen Cochran, Robert Roberts, Charlotte-

Saturday, September 10, 1955, by the Rev. Bryer R. Jones, Catherine ........m.........m

Hazel Buchanan, Fredericton, P.E., her 34- 1955- 8! We Mme 0f M3 l. to Ian l-larold MacRac, Wheatiey nephew on Richmond Street. River. Watson W. Ferguson in his 55th " ; V W year.

m..m.g.J,”.7i”'15 BOWNESS-At Kensin ton. Sepl. BROWN-At the Prince Edward I 26, 1955. Mrs. Isabel gowness in island Hospital on 'l'l1ursday.; her 3731 3'53!"-

Sept. 29. 1955. Mrs. Margarcl JACKSON-At Brackley on Sept Brown. in her Elsi year. vzsth, 1955, Mrs. Arthur 3. Jack- OSBORNE-AI Calgary, Alberta, son in her 78th year.