fcnaatonrrowws No. s I ME

Borden. Ont.

Front row. left to right: Cpl.

No. 5 Medical Company. Char-

lottetown. attended the RCAMC Borden. Ont., July 14-21. , The local unit had the largest number of any unit in the Camp at- which Medical Corps units from all parts of Canada attend- ed. The main feature of the train- ing was a two day exercise in the field. This consisted of evacu- ation of token casulties who had very realistic simulated wounds. Aircraft from the nearby RCA! aase aided in bringing realism to he exercise by attacking front ine positions and 'bombing" the nstallatluns which were not pro- aerly camouflaged. Artificial bat- tle sounds also added to the real- Istic part of the training.

Members of the unit received the highest number of individual points at the Sports meet and several of the boys received very substantial cash prizes. The tro-

No. 5 Medical company. RCA MC (M). Charlottetown. atCRCA M P” W C H H G F i Militia summer Cll11P- IIIIP 00I'e. -. - - "Try. 8. . LC 5. Malone. Capt. H. A. "Locke. Major H. P. Stewart. Capt. J. F. P. Landrigan. Pie. F. W. Strick- McCarville, Capt. E. J. Gillis, land. Pte. G. S. Macxlnnon. Pie.

No. 5 Medical Company At National Summer Camp

s..s. Shaw, red. D. J. Strickland

Eastern Command.

A Mess Dinner for the Officers was held on Thursday. July 19th and was attended by 304 officers. Among the high ranking guests was the Director General of Med- ical Services for the U.S. Army, Brigadier-General Keefer and members of his staff.

On the final day of Camp the local unit participated in what was stated to be the largest turn-out of Medical Corps Militia personnel in the country's history. This con-

spection by Brigadier Shier. the Director General of.M.edical Ser- vices for the Canadian Army.

The troops returned home Sun- day night tired but well pleased with the training and experience they received. Major I-I.P. Stew- art was the Officer in charge and he was assisted by Capts. E.J. Gillis and J.F. McCarville and

Pie. G. C. Strickland, Pte E. S.

Malor A. E. Farquharson, Pie.

sisted of a March Past and In- on

V. R. Chowen. Pte. D. J. quiere. Pte. D. G. Dayle. Pte. . K. Burke. Sgt. R. A. Ryan. Sgt. i, Thompson, Sgt. J. R. Walton. RSM E. H. Toombs. -

Center row. left to right: Sgt

S. Vessey, Sgt. J. J. P

te. M. L. O'Brien. Pte. L.

Much Building

siruction contracts in the first seven months of this year reached a record total of Sl,9E.592.l00, or S.'lil6.9T7.400 more than in the same period last year. says Hug-h C. MacLean of Building Reports.

Figures by categories were: Residential S'l07.792.l00. up 333.- 997.000: business 344,358,400. up 330560.200; industrial 3298114100, up Sl33.537,500; engineering 5546.- 137.500. up Sl74,882.700.

July figures by regions were: Atlantic 517,500,000. up S3.400.000; Quebec 589,800,000. up 90300.0; 000. West 145,300,000. up 377.700,-

0.

Big jobs included:

Atlantic - mill buildings, New- castle. N.B., 85.000.000. Quebec-two seaway-lock con- tracts. Beauhamois. 525,500,000: Aluminum development townslte, Baie Comeau, 315,000,000.

gow, N.S. Mayor A.E. Farqnhar-

TORONTO (CP)-Canadlan con-

B. W. Ryan, Cpl. J. E. A. Gauth- ier. Cpl. K. L. Coles. Pte. B. J. MacDonald, Pie. D. B. Gallant. Steele, Pte. J. K. W. E. . Pie. N. W. MacMillan. CSM H. L. D. F. Connors. Pte. P. C. Downe. Mclnnis. Cpl. N. G. Hurry, Cpl.

DICAL COMPANY, acAMc (MILITIA) IN CAMP.

Pie. A. W. Adams. Pie. G. D

M. Ford. Sgt. CT. I. Knox.

Third row, left to right: Sgt.

Put off the old man who

Dance Iona East

Monday nights. God Music.

Barn dance Rollo Bay, Monday. August 6.

Supper 5 to 9. Dance after.

per. games. etc. Tracsdle Hall.

corrupted according to the desire of error and be renewed in the

Coming Events

School every at Cliff Peters. Chicken supper Iona August 8th

Reserve August 29, Parish sup-

THOUGHTS ran out TIME A

By His Eminence Cardinal Mctiuignl. tcmruw

w. J. Fisher.'Pte. G. A. Coles. s.

Amber. RQM5 H, L. R. B. Mills. Pie. R. L. Clay, P

Pie. G. 5. Ladder, Pie. H.

A. Russell. Sgt. R. J. Hurry.l Gallant,

.... ............,,., 1.1.... vrrs-re.":.&;'.""'Tt'T'”" ......u ..;....-.:q...Ai.. .- -.'s.IAn -yaw:-uh:--v.w-': - -"f""'"' ' ilSat"urday,,Aug. '4'19s6' was cum : a'n,ra'ge”

Lund. Pie. R. E. Cameron. Pie. quiere, Pte. D. K. Burns. Pte. R.

C. R. A. Walton, Pie. L. W. Clin- ton, Pie. D. P. Roper, Pie. G. J.

te. C. Duffy,

Pte. R.' B. Machean.

Slsgt. W. L. Higgins, SfSgt. C. H. Archer.

Thou shalt wash me and I shall :62 made whiter than snow” (Ps. 29'.

The New Testament. however, reveals to us a call which far transcends that yearning. Thus Christ speaks to Nicodemus:

I "Amen. amen, I say to thee. un-

CANNOT PERFECT SELF WITHOUT DIVINE GRACE

is spirit of your mind: and put on the is created in justice and holiness of truth iEph.. 4:xxil-24.) '

These words of St. Paul are in- cribed above the gate through which all must pass who wish to reach the goal set us by God. They implicitly contain the essence of the process which bap- tized man must undergo before he attains the unfolding of the new supernatural life received in Baptism.

All true Christian life. there- fore, must begin with a deep yearning to become a ”new man" in Christ, and with an innerl

new man. who according to God

less a man be born again. he cannot see the kingdom of God” (St. John 3:3).

Christ, the Messiah. is not merely the Redeemer Who breaks apart the bond. and

cleanses us from sin. He is also the Dispenser of a wholly new divine life which shall wholly transform us and change us into "new men”: "Put off the old man who is corrupted according to the desire of error, and be re- newed in the spirit of your mind: and put on the new man, who according to God is created in

BIRTHS

LELACHEUR -At the Kings County Hospital. to Mr. and Mrs. Kimbal Lelacheur. Guernsey Cove, on July 24, a son; weight 7 lbs.. 2 oz.

MCGAUGHEY-At the Charlotte- town Hospital, July 25, 1956, to Mr. and Mrs. Morgan R. Mc- Gaughey (nee Sylvia Flood) a son. James Terrence.

BLANCHARD-At the Charlotte- town Hospital on July 28. 1956 to Mr and Mrs. J. Elmer Blanchard inee Jean Ayiward)

justice and holiness of truth."

Though we receive this new life in baptism as a free gift of God. it may not flourish unless we co-operate. "Purge out i old leaven, that you may be

new paste." says St. Paul.

ij Mael(AY - At North say'civic,

-. and Mrs.

Pie. '1'. McKearney. Pie. A. L. J. Murphy. Pie. E. J. Blac- MACDOUGALL-At the Charlotte-

a daughter. weight 7-lbs '

Hospital. on July M. 1956. to Mr. and Mrs. Alexande 8. Mac- Kay, North Bay. Out. a daugh- ter, weight 7 lbs. 4 o .

LANDRY - At the Charlottetown Hospital on July 3), 1956. to Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Landry (nee Anne Marie Arsenault). Char- lottetown. a daughter. weight 7 lbs. 15 ozs. I

MACNEILL-Mr. and Mrs. Lorne MacNelll. West Cape. a dsught er, Sylvia Ruby, 7 lbs 9 Va 0:. at Western Hospital, Alberton.

Macl(AY - At North Bay Civic

Hospital on July 30. 1956, to Mr. Alexander S. Mac- Kay. North Bay. Out. a daugh- ter. Weight 7 lbs. 4 ozs.

town Hospital on July 31, 1056, to Mr. and Mrs. John R. Mac- Dousall inee Marylee Doyle) a son. John Bernard, 8 lbs. 10 oz

MacGREGOR - At the P. E. I. Hospital on August 2. 1956, to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. MacGregor, a daughter. Catherine Elaine.

BREHAUT - At the P.E.I. Hos- pital on August 1. I956. to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Brehaut. (nee Velma Goodl; a son. Robert Keith, 8 lbs. 10 ozs.

McTAGUE - At the Charlotte town Hospital on August 2. 1966, to Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mc- Tague. (nee Mary Morrison. R.N.), a daughter, Evelyn Anne. Weight 7 lbs. Saint John papers please copy.

McCARVILLE - At the Prince County Hospital on Thursday. August 2. i956. to Mr. and Mrs. Les McCarville. Freetown. a

DEATHS

.1950. one Costdlo.ferI'nar-- iyofLotI5,tahla7Ithyoar.

CAMERON-At A Cove. July 20. 156. Richard E. can arm) in his 87th year. . ,

lilaelN'I'YR&At the P. I.

2. Hospital on Saturday. July 1956, Daniel Maclntyre Peake Road in his Nth year.

MORIN-At Montreal, Sunday July zoos. Margaret Mu.-aeui Morin. wife of Paul Morin. ago 45 years.

LANNON - At Charlottetown on July 28, 1956. Mrs. William Lannon. 253 Dorcheater Street in her 48th year.

KILLORN-Suddenly in the Char- lottetown Hospital. Jilly '23. 1956, Lawrence Killora. infant son of Dr. and Mrs. L. G. Kil- lorn. 82 Great George Street.

CAMPBELL-At the Charlotte- town Hospital on July 2,1056. Miss Gertrude Campbell, pged 62 years. g '

MacMURDO-At Summerside on July 29th. Bertha Maclidurdo. wife of the late David Mac- Murdo in her lath year.

Mei.-KENZIE-The death occur- red suddenly on Saturday. July ,3. 1056, of Miss Mabel Mac- Kenzie of Vancouver at the home of her nephew Donald Macxenzie. Fiat River

FLEMING - At the Charlotte- town Hospital on Monday, July 30. 1956. James Patrick D'Arcey Fleming. formerly of Hope River. in his 55th year. i

WOOD - At Victoria. July 1956. Howard Wood. Sr., in

Ti

St. his

son. 9 lbs. 4 cu.

Bard year. '

"5. MORTON nEw LIMITED

INSURANCE COUNSELLOBS

(-

son attended to the unit's pay matters.

THE SALVATION ARK!

Great George ltrees "HOME OF EvANGEl.l8I" liaco III

phy for the meet was won by TBA mil; Insurance 3046 - Travel 8541

WN. P. E. I.

readiness to "put off the old! man" - a readiness to become

Reserve August 29. Parish sup- per, games, etc. Tracadie Hall. something fundamentally dif-I ferent. I

,Lot 8 parish picnic at West I 'Point wharf. Tuesday. August 21. DESIRE To CEANGE

Even though he should lack re-, ice Cream Festival at Bethel

liglon: the desire to change is' 531001. Sal-Ilfdli eVEnlIlK. ANSI!!! not unknown to man. He longs 4 .

DRUG STORE OPEN MEDICAL PHARMACY

Capt. H.A. Locke of New Glas-

CHURCH ES TOMORROW

Anglican Church I B. Pl9'.l'EB'8 CATHEDRAL Anglican

lochford Square The Reverend Canon 0. I Id: M.A.. DJ).

Rector. The Reverend W. 6. lion Iioaorary Assistant Prion. and Cook Director it fail. Lie. Maia

NTN-in SUNDAY AFTEI. mnvirv I

Orgt Illaai

7.30 a.m.-Mattias.

8.00 a.m.-Holy Eucharist.

ii.00 a.m.-C b e r a I Eucbarid

7.00 p.m. -- Evensong (F i r a t Evensong of the Trans- figuration). Daily services at asaal hours.

All Welcome

8. PAUUS ANGLICAN CHURCH m min cams Established ms to am: no lovoread. cm. 1. 1-. Issue. liens

organist and note Dhoetci Mr. H. John Harris. l'.3.C.II. Sunday. August 5th.

8.30-Holy Commnaloa

iI:00-Holy Communion. Cele-

brant: The Rector. Preach-

er: Rev. Charles N. Palm-

er. M.A. Society. of St.

Francis. London. England.

Dedication of New Sane -

iuary and Chancel Hang- ings.

All Visitors are Cordlally lavlel To Attend.

...m...,...E...mm..m.. THE BAPTIST CHURCH corner Prisca Id l'&w.unab

I

lav. I. I. lllttoa. I.A.. lb.

Supply Organist: Mr. Pd Cadnsore.

..........m......m....m.

ll a.sn.-Mas-alag Worship. Sermon: "The Need For Fel- lowship".

,.Music by the Male Chorus: "The Wayside Cross" "Moor

. ants of Prayer".

I p.m. Evening Service. Sermon: "Some Things Money Cannot Buy".

'.llymn-Anthem by Choir: "Day is Dying in the West".

Ghoul services williba conduct- ied by the pastor. summer isitors Welcomed.

. .children i are reminded that .ihe Daily Vacation Bible School begins Monday. Ang- .ust 6th. at 8.3) a.m.

onrrnneamnooarss. cannon . nlhavaaaa

lav. j

: .davIcaa Isa.-.-Id,lI7labatlnl1

ll?-.-.-we-up -s nah. i;::;,';r9,,P:,",'f" F” ""' mt-on anvaanas H Huang, DIIUIOI

the one use a guano. . "-

I Mrs. L. Dlngvv ten).

.......m..L..........m... ILI-Nursery can for children

'fI.'ECoOtAi

PRESBYll:RiAN 1-nu unit or a. sauna

TIC II T H I. verend . . Ieuan. KL. I.'I'.M.

Iliu I.

Ilas. I..'l'.M.C.Il.. Organist and Director of Choirs Mrs. Keith S. Rogers Acting-Organist Guest Soloist: William Keith Rogers

.........EEE..E.gg.gggg ll a.m.-Divine Service and Sa- moa by the Minister: "The Longing for Life".

Visitors Happily Welcome ZION PREBYTERIAN I CHURCH

-as game an. . arold Brown minim:

B. EM.A.. v. .C. Evan , Vial Mia I an

Cor. Prince The Reverend

(brgnalu pso-

io a.m.-Adult Bible Class. 11 s.ns.-Nursery school. 1! mm.-Divine Worship. Sermon: "When Jesus Depart-

ed from The Temple". glolo: "'l"i::ly City" -. Joyce Recorder Duet -- "Pastoral

Symphony-Handel's Messiah. Mrs. Edwin Johnstane and Roger Balderston. . 2:!) p.m.-Holy Communion - Calvin Church. M'ermaid. 1 PM.-Divine Worship Sermon: "Can We Without Seeing"? Duet. Organ and Piano - "Minuet. Handel's Water Music. Mrs. Dlngwell ls Mrs. Rogers.

All are cordially invited. ..........m.............

TRINITY UNITE CHURCH

an A. Prams-am:Ina;laan. u

in. o. anus canons

I.A.. I.D. love Andrew I. Wait. DD. -

org-tat and Disease chain Ioystoa r. llagiosd. :a..c.o.

Believe

8-! years. ll.I-Dlviu Worship conducted by Rev. A. F. Macbeaa. assisted by Dr. Weir. -

Sermon: The word of God in cursing and blessing. Morning Soloist: Mrs: L. R. Rubley "Like an a Father" .5 .

tt. p.n.-Divho Worship and Praise. Sermon: Rzorwmlckkin Re trospoct" . c an. loio - Selected. Mr. Roy anailmaa. At 1.45: Organ Meditations. 0 no an invited to

8:00

ms:--.g..,., . . is -F

Capt. and Mrs. J. Carter corps officers.

:.:.......m...m:..m. SUNDAY

lie Tiieombe of Kingston. Ontario will lead the meet- ings this Sunday. ' 9:45 a.m.-niunday School. 11:00 a.m.-Holiness Meeting. 6:00 p.m.-Story Hour for Boys and Girls. 6:30 p.m.-Open Air Meeting. 7:00 p.m.-Evangelistic Meeting.

the Square. PENTECOSTAL ASSE- BLIES OF CANADA

FULL GOSPEL SEIVRX la orange nail iL. 0.l-D in Richmond Street

Rev. 8. J. Myers, Mlaktu ll am-Sunday School -Worship Service 1 p. .-Evangelistic Service. A hearty welcome awaits m - Fans: crnmon or SCOTLAND Blrchwood Street.

Minister: Rev. J.R. Bishop. DA.

Service Sabbath Evening Aug. 5th. at 1:30 p.m.. by the Donald MacKinnon.

no Kent sum Marvel D. nuam. n.ra..

Minis r. Mrs. Allison Macliae. A.R.C.N.. vrgaaiat and Chair Diseases

.m.:.m.m.-A--. l0 a.m. - Daily Vacation Bible School Recital and Demon- stration. Parenis and.frienda are invited to this hour of in- Ieresiing recital and display. Flannelgranh, Scrlptu ral memorization. Plays. Sword drills, Characterizations and display of handwork. Directin- -Miss Vera Ramsay. Service in Church Auditorium.

ii a.m.-Morning Worship and Communion. Sermon: "David And His

Giant Killers". Solo (Select- ed) Miss Mary Vessey.

8:00 p.rn.-Eventide Worship. Sermon: "Conversion By The Devil".

Trumpet Solo -- Mr. Norman Stewart.

Central Christian cordially hr vites you to the services of the Lord's day.

CHRISTIANITY IS . . A SINGING RELIGION

From early Bible times Incl have oxprulod in mill”-r their mo. and trust in and. At "The Bible House" in Gilt- lottetowa will be found a wide solectloa of hymn books also by all denominatiua . . .- books contalnlng the old WW- lovad ltvlnns of the (march - hyrnna that our fathers and

tart. olllrtettoa no-nun for

a . Ira:-.”yo,:: 'sacred music. GI-ialiaa literature and MP

45". ayalsoinahl ceatribntlgnulgtaolgreotwora oftbs.Dritisb a

.,... ”l.ti....'..".t:' efalnuaiaavorldovar. I

- E. ....-w. -. v. --

. caning Detmtall

Sr. Captain and Mrs. Lea-

8:30 p.m.-Open Air Meeting 3

Regular weekly dance. St. Mary's Hall. Souris, Wednesday.

August '8. Cliff Peters Orchestra.

Annual Lobster ” , Mark's Parish, Lot 7, August 21st.

Farmcrsl Buying and cleaning W. H. Burns,

Timothy Seed. Mslpeque.

Delicious fresh lobster served at the Orient Hotel. Victoria. every

Sunday.

Chicken Supper. Bazaar and Dance. South Ruatico, Wednesday. August 8th.

Regular Saturday night dance. St. Peters Bay Hall. Al Blanch- ard's Orchestra.

Car European cement to arrive shortly, booking orders. J. F. Morris. Kinkora.

Weekly Dance Fort Augustus Hall every Wednesday night. Burke's Orchestra.

Cars Old Sydney and AlhloIi'

coal to arrive. Please book. J. F. Morris. Kinkora.

'” ' Saturday Night dance St. Peters Bay Hail. Al Blanch-

Rav. ard's orchestra.

St. Teresa's Picnic. Aug. 8th Turkey and ham supper. 4.30 p. m. till 9 p.m. Dance 0 to 12.

Showing at Mt. Stewart Friday and Saturday-"The Crest of the Wave." Gene Kelly in a thrilling Navy picture.

Special Junior Farmer's busi- ness meeting New Glasgow School Monday Aug. ii, I o'clock sharp. wieners served.

"Supper which was to be held on Geddle Memorial Church Grounds has been postponed un- til further notice.

The Red Rooster Restaurant. Crapaud. will be closed Wednes- day, Aug. ilth, instead of Tuesday for this week only.

Crapaud St. John's Church pic- nic August ii. Excellent meals. canteen, music. swing. sports. fish pond. bowling. bazaar booth. Plan to attend.

Memorial and decoration serv- ice St. Catherine's Cemetery Sua- day. August 5 at 3 o'clock. special speaker Dr. Frank Macitlnnoa, Devotional Dr. A. S. Weir. soloist Mr. Stephen MacLeod. Lament oa bagpipes Mr. Harold Sutherland. Please bring flowers for gravel.

Attention farmers in Mlllviev. Orwell and surroun areaso gue.dt: osi-structlon of””'l's-an

w my 0 b:enn diacoIaec.tyed. V0" are ready nluu list than Til? k l?a':Ih' Dr-kn new

II WI!-I Q7 , hr Canada n

,. , St. Tuesday

to develop and perfect himself. He believes he can overcome all vices and deficiencies of his nature by human force alone. All morally aspiring men are

of the y of a purposeful - 'f-education which should cause them to develop. They too-as contrasted to the morally indifferent man who "lets himself go" and abandons himself passively to his natural disposi ions - reveal a certain readiness to change. But for this, no spiritual and moral

Corner Pownal & Richmond. Sis. WILL BE

DRUG STORE OPEN

THE ONLY

SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND

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SUNDAY man nnuvnmr

growth would exist at all.

the light of Revelation, some- thing entirely new has come to pass. The revelation of the Old Testament alone suffices to make the believer aware of man's situa- tion and the terrible wound in- flicted on his nature by original sin. He knows that no human force can heal that wound; that he is in need of redemption. He grasps the truth that repentance is powerless to remove the guilt of sin which separates him from God: that good will and natural morar endeavor will fail to restore him to the beauty of his original state.

YEARN FOR REDEEMER

Yet when man is touched by .

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