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Choir: 7.30 p.m. Orwell. Sunday1

[0 The Guardian. Charlottetown, Fri. Dec. 7. 1962. p.m. Annual Harvest-1n Service' .With special music. 10.30 am study at In 30 am. worship at ray River Charge. The Unitedisblp. Sourls, ll a.m.; Bay For- The United Chm-ch. Lower Mon charge. Tryon. Sunday - school . . . l . , iSunday School Rev. Raymond “30 am. PI‘Pthmz atl7.00pm. .Church. Murray Harbour. War-tune. 7.30 pm Rev. D. Eng“ _‘ 945 am. Montague 0.00 a.m.: Worship at 11.00 MONTROSE Pastoral (that. iL. Gillis. Minister. tA Temperance sermon en-Lship, 11.00 am. Sunday School,iAdams. minister. in am. S'turgebn" :30 pm ' B-m-i CraPaUd. Sunday-school. United Church. Brown .lardm titled tLiquid Fire and Distilledlnm am. Little Sands: Wor-i ' " ' ' ' 11.00 am. Cape Traverse. Sun- * Lay Minister Campbelltoni

THE PRESBIITI'IRIAN Church. St. John‘s. Belfast. Wor |ship. 11 a.m. Rev. Donald Nich- olson. minister.

BREADAIJTANE Pastoral i iCharge United Church. N orth

VERNON .... POWNAL paw COVEHEAD Pastoral Charge. Granville, 11.00 am; Pleasant total Charge, 11 mm, Cherry‘unlled Church. Stanhope. 11 Valley, 2.00 p.m.; Rose Valley. Valley with Dedication of Mem am. Union Road. 2.30 pm. West 3.30 p. m. Dale Grey. Student or ; . .m. Pownal with I‘Cnvehead. 7-30 Pim- ReV- R H- .5upply.

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Ch’i'tm” Mum by the Jummla m WINSLUE ('HARGE. The Uni~

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Sermon. Rev. A.E. ‘tPriest in charge)

Piet’cey

PRESRYTERIAN Oh u re h ted Church. Winsloe North. 7.30 Edam-13’ Pownal at "MS and Wood Island. Worship and Rally p.m. Pl'incctown Road 11.00 illv1ew 11 am. Rev. 'l‘.R. ,. - . Goudge Minister Day Servtce, t.30 Rev am. Winsloe South, 3.00 p.m. ' ‘ ‘Donald Nicholson. minister. Minister: Mr. James B. Miller. VALLEYFIELD - ,"RWELL CAVENDISH Charge. United 'rnvos' - noxsqu United Bead Charse- .Valleltheld 1‘00 (‘htlrch ll:00 a. m. ‘Rustlco 7.30 Baptist Pastorate. Rev. L. n. lmu Bane Riven 2‘30 Emu.me Stanley Rridge. Speaker Graves, minister. Tryon. ll omen Head_7-3° 9-m- RPV' A's' Mr. Reid Sangster. a Westmoreland. 3 p.m.. Weir D.D Will conduct the ser- Rnnqhaw 730 pm "rm-on sun vices. CORNWAth Unlth (Thl'rt'h. dm,‘ §(.h'ml' at '10. ark West Cornwall. 9.30. New homin' ' V '

tors Bay Charge. The, U n i t e d

'“I‘n' moreland, 2 p.m.

MOUNT STEWART -~ 8!. I’e- 11.00. Kingston, 7.00 p.m. . Q

.Cornwall. 1030. Rev. I. L.anlls.

Church. Mount Stewart: 10 um. minister

Senior Sunda School and Bible' y BROOKFIELIl—Pastoral (‘llar- FREE (‘Hltpcﬂ n; Scotland

Class. 11.15 a.m. Worship 11.30 . a.m. Junior Sunday School. Ma- SP- Th9 Presbyterian Church. Elm] H1“ “m am” Sunday

damnation) Lou. Harris speak- ship. 2. er. -l.15

’I‘HE Church Murray Harbor Nort‘h—— lBa?wise. minister. Church School 10 am. Worship; i

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.vm, at 7.1.3" p.m.. Caledonia_1Pastorale. Rev. A. G. J. Sleev- (‘hurch School 10 a.m.. Gift Service at 2.30 p.m.: and Murray Harbour South Worship “"9 at 7.30 rie. Minister.

THE MONTAGUE r h a r g e. Church. Cardigan:

a.m.: ’orship —- t.30 p.m. Rev. Service. 730 pm Church School: 6.30 p. . Basil C. Louery, B.A., B.D.. iWorship: 7.30 mm. Minister Minister. SOURIS —— n a y Fortuneinev. M. R. Pocklington.

00 p.m. Sunday School. p. m. Murray River: ~Wor-

'. - - - Il ‘ . . . Wh t . - Shlp’ 730 pm ‘e Gm 5" 'Service. 7.30 p.m. Speaker: Al-

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T’ R F. S B Y T E RIAN .vice. 11.00 a.m. Rev. David H. l

l and (IG'LT' Vesper sap. MONTAGUE United Baptist.“

Wh-t ves, Pastor. Montague — ‘9 am, Sunday School, ' 7.30 Evensong. Sturgeon—i .m. R v. M. C l

p P M cur Lesson. Murray Harbor — Sunday School, 3.15 Worship; pa. ,. Murray River 11 Sunday; (“m 31 School, 7.30 Worship.

MURRAY RIVER Pcntccostali

the Presbyterian

Worship

a.m.; Lorne Valley w After Services RN. A. H. Lounsbury .Scbool: noon service ' Montague: (‘htlrch School u 10 wnrsmp, 1] 8J“

2 3" 9- Andrew's Pastor. Sunday School. 10 am.

nuaao p.m. orship. St. Pe- Hartsvlllpi w°r5hin “m 3-” q.“ M . ters Bay — 10.30 a.m. Sunday Brookftelti. Worship. 3.90 pm yonng‘ma‘..;;2r:.;“;.;.£e$‘;,.,“gv,;' 5Ch°°°li 7-30 P-m worsml’t Hum-Pr RWNY worshm‘ "30 pfm' Fwen' F. AMacDougall Student ’ is t t! I‘ M t'ti- u Ch h Ahjomht sel‘vlt‘: with the United ‘ " ‘ ' ' ' ‘- v‘i -‘.. i ' ALEXANDRA Baptist . llrc C urc in t e Presbyterian , , "i Worship: ~ Alexandra 7-30 um Church with net. w. Dindial V_”~‘”f_"_‘lﬂ_ his“ _._._—_—

REV. CW. Passeyi Minister. preaching the sermon. Rev. Per ‘ ‘ ter D. Rllddcll, B.A., 8D,, Min HUNTER RIVER U ml ed tster. Church North Wiltshire w 11.00i ' ‘ . a.m. Wheatley River—3.00 p.m. i THE P R '9 5 B Y l“ R [A N Hunter River _, Combined ‘Church. Central Parish. Service In the Presbyterian‘ci’v“: Iowa‘mﬁ. Sug‘llaé‘i’ SEEM“

~ -t In .' w_ 'D'n.‘ am. ors ip. .y e tver: is?“ Mm“ er 6‘ E ' i3 p.m. Worship. Churchill: 7.30

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.me Drlvmg HAMPTON Pastoral (‘harge.o I XE‘N TREADS 75044 ——The United Church. Hampton .i 11.00 8.111.; Appin Road 2.30 p.m. :0 V. V V V . each Victoria p.m. Rev. Bry- “nth Recapable Tire tr 3' Jones' Minister " WATER ° Lifetime Road Hazard ~ d : Guarantee NORTH RIVER Baptist pas" " you nee ? All slzes of new Snow Tires torate. Rev. T.W. Howard. min- 1: . us' : Availabm Ister. Fairview ll a.m. North to ~ - , __ River 2.00 p.m. Long Creek 7.30 o . I o. p.m. Sunday Schools; Fairview Expert Well Drillcrs Since : 10.00 am. North River 2 pm. 1937 : FREDERICTON AND Bread- linoug'as Bros' 8‘ Jones: albane Churches of Christ: 10.- .0 LTD- 9 00 a.m. —— Bible School 7.30 p.m. 1:155 Kent St. Phone 2-1234; to be ~

—~ Combined worship held at Breadalbane. New Glas- gow Christian: Church: 10.00 a.m. — Bible School, 11.00 a.m. -— Worship. Cavendish Baptist Church: 300 p.m — Worship, Minister —— Mr. Merle W. Zim- merman.

iCONSERVATIVELY SPEAKING

By ISLANDER

One day this week. while travelling through Kings County I ran into Melvm Mchlaid and .lohn MacLean. They were etting a great reception. It's been a long time. since this section of Kings has made such a contribution to the Legislature ‘ and to the government. The people down Souris way are proud l about this after all, Here‘s the way it stacks up to hhgm. . - . . .the ‘ve ot a Provincial Treasurer, an Attorney General an a ‘ 1’ aim; (Whlte Glgwhstarvlciﬁj'speZketr gof the House, all from that district. People don't ; mrlmﬁmlaﬁstzm' t Time ineadjly make changes when they‘ve elected people who dis- I gassilcgﬂB” going: T'ﬁe ltinguhsh themselves to that extent. \ “'f a} fame," "Charibﬁetown ln_l Well. I had a little talk with these two boys and Mel told me, I .‘ ' ' d "'t ' {this business of being provlnmal treasurer lsnt'easy. He told . 'Fr'm'mn Pm m" *me about the moss he found when he took over in 1959 and the (in “f Smuand‘said it is mighty harddo handle that big debt, keep up the ,,_' Charlottemwni provinces credit and SIlll do all the things that people to he] [ have done for them. But he 15 happy about the way it has worked out. Today the credit of the. provmce is good. and tllunee ‘years of hard work is going to mean that during the next few years even more of the kind of things people want can be danet‘. . . . fi‘hose people in Kings County that elected Mel and .l‘obn gave UhrglgNganrgaliﬁxgtgn$2?!t:his (frog/info .js {malty ioéld break and I don't wonder they sire ' i ’ " on at u Wla ey i ‘ may!” L Lems’ 'm Well, there's not too many days to wait for the results of the i election. I'm not sure how many Liberals will be around after it :

MARSHFIELD H a r r i n gton and Mt. Stewart. P a s tor at C h a r g e. The Presbyterian ‘ Church. Mr. Hugh Lowry. Cate-. chist. Worship tDVl Marshfield

2.30 p.m. Rev. W. R. Underhay. minister.

atyggrézmggggcg “gratis over. 'l‘here's a report here that a lot of the leaders are ' Evens“: ‘73” pm E1iza_ Igaing to go to Australia to learn how to handle a boomerang. 1

:They tell me 'it‘s' one thing to put a boomerang into orbit and: 3 ‘it's another to get out of the way so it doesn‘t hit you on the 3 return trip. Well. anyway what's happened. of course. is that i that business about paying subsidies on potatoes has bomnecalng- ; 'ed in great shape. it's even hunting the three dealers that ' .cooked up the. scheme. Every farmer knows that the quickest. i way to boost yourself right out of the potato market. is to siatrt ’

v - , giving special deals to a few people. Next thing you know you're 1 $333,300 shut otlt. Most people still believe in an open market and they i ‘ know that Prince Edward Island can't afford to do something cums-r CHURCH Cherry val. that turns every potato buyer in Canada and the United Statics v 7.

00 Evening Prayer and iagai’m them

beth's Holy Communion ll a.m. Rev. Canon TE. Loder, rector.

MILTON —- RUSTICO Angli- can Parish Rector —— Rev. A.E. Piercey. St. Mark's. Rustico. 11.00 a.m. Holy Communion and

.rson came along the other day and said to me, I don't. fEEI' it but the Inherals have only one campaign going and bhat‘h . tin Charlottetown. Have they given up the rest. of the province?

m Enioy And I told him tlbat 1 ha dnoticed this but didn't know why in Trouble - Free.

were acting that way. We talked about it. for a while and it seems that these fellows see things straight. I suppose. they figure. that \\l’/ - - \ Heat WII'I'I to . :lLiberals are fighting among themselves. Some of the ads theyre.

arlottetown's their toughest fight. But this also looks like the leadership convention is coming . s about. what it amounts to. l‘m j ' have a leadership fimht, Cbar- ‘ . . ght. ” It. j s' I'm glad to see that. nobody i _s swallowed the idea that. win l a ' ' g didn't need an election now. Of course it‘s awful hard to figure -‘ why the. Liberals have, been sayin gthis. Because as tibe fellow 'TOVE ‘3 FURNACE onll rent a tractor from said the. other day. "Alec \‘iatheson was CALL down here six months ago and said he'd give anything if the Conservatives would just call an election". So there’s one gating R. C. BARWISE DIAL 4-4316

running look a lot. more like . up instead of an election.

and right. to the last minute there‘s a lot of crying about not Weeding any snob thing. But you do what I‘m going to do. You :get ollt there Monday and vote. And don't waste that vote. WEQUE ROAD tYou put it where you'll get some good olll of it. You give Wall- Amlﬁﬁzed She" Ann. for Itor Show and his boys a chance to go right on building this Chulo‘uwwn and We“ 0' 'provtnce lip. We'll all be glad we. did. Charlottetown '

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isunday School, 10 am. Break-

.of Christ. 6.00 Bible School and w :Lord‘s Supper. 7.30 Evening Wor- n wor_;ship. Speaker: David Weale.

13” worShip- 2-30 sunday sum"! land Georgetown Pastoral Charg- 11 ' es. The United Church. St. Dav-

iChurch School. 2.00 p.m. Dun- das United Church, Church

_ !2. 30 .. Evangelistic “me I ch.

up'mN (:05ng c h a p a i iMontague, 7.30 p.m. CGIT Chris Itmas Vesper Service. Rev. R. F. Burns. Pastor.

ng of Bread. 11.30 am. Gospel

an Web MURRAY HARBOUR Church

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THE DUNDAS - Annandale

id's Church. Georgetown. worship will be at 11 a. m.

10.00 am. Worship: . p.m. (Please note change in 1. Annandale United Chur-

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pe! -— Sunday School and Blblel MURRAY HARBOUR — Mur- Charge. The United Church. War-l MONTAGUE Pastoral Charge. tMacQuarrie. D.D.. Minister-in-

, . . O’LEARY umrnn : MONTAGUE nihle chapel. PRINCE Pastoral Charge. Emlhunir 9.30 am. Till; 41:10 I Supper for Hamilton minister “A wit - ' S

believers; . . nday School all ages including adult bible class; 7.30 p.m.. Regular Service.

‘ NORTH TRYON and Breadal-

North Tryon: Service at 11 a. S. and i e

Breadalbane:

2.30. Service 3 p.m. Rev. G Killen. Minister.

9. 11 am. Long River. 2.30 p.m.

The United Church. Rev. W. A. l Thank Offering Service

We're open Friday and Saturday nights for ience . . . and have extra stuff to serve you promptly. efficiently. cour- teously. Christmas shop today. tonight. Saturday and Saturday night . . .. gift-s beautifullygift boxed in our silver and gold boxes.

p.m.; Freeland W.M.S. 7 30 p ..,

a.m. Elmsdale 3 p.m. M“ l.

day - school 6.30 p.mL, Worship at rose 7 p.m. (Youth service I

7.30 p.m.

KENSINGTON P'uoral! Devon: 11.00 Bloomfield. n ‘ Brae, (White Gift Sunday; ry.

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Charge, the Presbyterian Church Rev. Peter D. Ruddell, minister. Kensington Worship 7.30

conducted by Rev. George is n e Presbyterian Churches. 1

lass at 12:35:: ALBERTON AND West Point Bible Class at} Presbyterian Churches West Point Service 11.00 am. Alber- ' .ton White Gift-Service 2.30 p.m. er. Arnold Ross will conduct. MARGATE PASTORAL Char-Ibolh services. Worship at New London! ‘ RICHMOND BAY Presbyter-‘I PARISH OF Port Hill 9 am ian Churches worship at Tyne ’ Ellerslie Mattins 11.00 am pb' West Hill Mattins 7.30 p.m. Lot 1 . 7.30 tContinucd on page is:

p.m. '

Kll- ALBERTON Pastoral Char-te ‘ __ United Church. Rev. mild MacDonald. B.A.: Minister. A], berton Sunday School lti am worship 11 am. Tignisli wor. ship 2 p.m. Sunday School 3 pm Cascumpec Sunday School 1 a.m. Worship at 7 p.m. inoi change of hour).

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