:1-T-C,hurc.hes

lrs. Fluyd Maclttanoa and

Kalhrylt

. .I-Ill- ,” Hour.

Communion. he sermon

speclll feature

-rallolll IIY

of Mrs. Donald Stewart.

.A.. B.D. i t . .,mis't and Choir Drcc or rlioyslon F. Mustard. A-Ric-W

Sunday, July will

I a.m.-Morning Worship Subject: ness of the Church".

lng the sermon P011”) is p.m.-Evening Wnrahlil subject: "The Friendship Jesus".

All times. City time Visitors and tourists always

welcome.

OH

"I 37 Elm Avenue Rcv. Quincy Stairs, Minister Phone 8670

. ervil-es: Daylight Saving Time u.m.-Sunday School and Bible

Class, a.m.-Worship and Praise-

open Air Services (DST)

on p.m.-New Glasgow 00 p.m.-Hunter River.

PRESBYTERIAN ' run KIRK or s. Jamm

Minister

he Reverend T. H. I. Ionlers.

Miss a. l.'lilln'n'M'clrensls Mus. B..

F.....

organist and Director of the

Choirs.

. a.m,-Divine Service and Ser- mnn by the Minister: "A Liv-

ing Redeem ". Anthem: "0 Lord. Alone in Thee" (Handel) Solo: (Mendelssohn) - Mrs. Macl.ean.

The Kirk is open daily. Visitors Always vv '

N.

ZION PRFSBYTEBIAN CHURCH

or. Prince and Grafton Its.

a Reverend W. Iisrold Brows.

M.A.. Minister Va Minister)

r. John Lea-Morgan. M.A..

us. (oxford) Organist and Di-

rector of the choirs.

11.00 a.m.-loliaoss service

..mP.l.h. N"'.."”lch"L 1.00 Peoples Dlrcc. a.rn.-Divine on p, g.

'S'or::n:' "Found or Found "'l;:l'. ci'.':d.' uh”! ad

a ng'. .

Anthem: "God 5. Ln” '. tn p.m,-Young Peoples Meet-

World" (John Itaiuar). p.m.-Divine Worship Sermon: "The Problem!"

Anthem: "The Lord's My Shop-

herd" (David Grant). Visitors are welcome.

S. PAUIIS ANGLICAN CHURCH

The Parish Church lstnbllshed 1700 by Royal Foundation

61 Reverend Canon J. T. lbboit.

Rector rganist and Choir Dircctorl Mrs. V. L. Dlngwall

Sunday Services. III! 10th,

I a.m.-iloly Communion

l:l:ln.--Il'oly Communion and

St-rmnn

P"c.1cIu-r: ilcv. Canon 1!. M. Malone. M.A.. a.p.. no. Anthem: "0 Saviour of the World”.

"a l-Ivrning Services during the summer.

iturs are gordj.u, 1.7”” i,

attend all Services.

Miss Bock, Supply organist:

,church school and Fara- .;....-Mmlnz Wm!-In -4

will 5. presented In "'Gmm Bwnliorchthis 'sorvIl'Ei: ill be the presentation o la - "' numbmlugmluelnllgu d:lmt:n unior Church IIIKUY "'3 '"'"""

T ”f:;.....------------ THE BAPTIST CHURCH

. Prln and Fltsroy Streets li,lllII1iI;iCI' -:itcv. Harold Milton.

"The Essential One-

wllduy School classes for Begin- ,.,.,, ypimgry, and Juniors. dur-

.., . v UNITED PENTECOSTAL CI-IUR

We Trust "0 Rest is the Lord"

E. C. Evans ivislling

Tomorrow 1

cl-JNTBAL CHRISTIAN Church 0: England clmlwu 2.. Kent same . s. PE'.I'ER'S oarunonu. ,;,,.',. u. nun: . nsrn. Minister AI!!!"-

Bochfesi Square The lavnead Caaoa G. I. Maliait

Bcctor The Reverend W. G. Bogg Honorary Assistant Priest. organist and Choir Director Miss Susanne Brenton Lic Music

1.8 a.m.-Mattias

0.00 a,m.-Boly Eucharist

11.00 a.m.-Choral Eucharist

7.00 p.m.-Evensong (said and without sermon). .

Dally Services at usual hours.

vi -mmmr--T:-t Th;:;f,,;',,l," 3,”, ”,”,,”j:2"',f,,2.'.',, ii TRINITY UNITED in evening service at Canoe CHURCH me Christian camp, This will Sund . June ztlth be a Galilean service. mum": you are invited to worship in Reverend A. Frank MacLean. central Christian on Sunday. Mmugidmmmf

Revid G. Howard Christie. - B.A., B.D. Organist and Choir Director George A. Thompson. F.R.C.0. (Cl-IM) A.R.C.M.

11 a.l'n.-Divine

Mr. MncLean.

Jesus Walked" -- Miss MacNevin.

by the Sacrament of

of Lord's, Supper,

You are invited to worship God in Trinity Church.

OHARL(YI"1'l.'7l'0WN GOSPEL CHAPEL

Holding Services in Sons of England Hall on Richmond St. above Provincial Bank.

on for all,

4 p.m.-Breaking of Bread.

I p.m.-Gospel Service.

Special singing by:- Miss Jean Nichol. Toronto Mr. Joe Wooten. Detroit. Miss Kathleen xrelder. Ohio.

Sermon by Mr. Joe Woolen All Welcome.

GOSPEL HALL

Upper Prince It. ORDER OF MEETINGS 10,00 a.ln.-Sunday School. - 11.00 a.m.-Breaking oi Bread.

1.00 p.m.-Gospel meeting. D.

Great George Street "HOME OF EVA6P:GELISM”

Sr. Major Corps officers.

IATUBDAY 1.00 p.m.-Opu air Isl-vies SUNDAY

10,00 a.m.-Prayer Meeting

7.00 p.al,-Open 'alr lorvica 'l.N p.m.-llvangellstic Service.

looted by Lieut. A, Haynes. Good music and singing. All Arc Welcome.

' In Memoriam

Father. ALDREN CARVER

ladiy MIM and Lovingly Remembered by Freda and Art.

In loving Mcarns Carver. who passed away July 10th. 105:.

Looking back with tenderness Along the road he trod We bless the years we had with

him. : And leave the rest with God.

: Ever Remembered by hi! Daughters Luna and ilanel.

PERFORMING A GREAT SERVICE .. BIBLE HOUSIA

Call in today and check over "'9 complete stock which is- cludag.

IIIBLIGS

IESTAMENTI PORTIONS IIYMNARIES PRAYER BOOKS lglzvorlomll. sooxa

CARDS

WYIJIMY SCHOOL sur- P

MXPEIT alsurs Rf-blulnus NOVELTIES l-719, E-pcl :

BIB!-I nous: 100 Flat! Street

in load and loving memory of our dear Father, Mr. Aldren M. Carver of Vernon River. who pass- ed away July 10th. 1058.

Just a tribute of love and remem- braace

To a Pop who was one of the best. The Joys that he missed on life's Iishway. l

May he find I Codie lieaven of

rest.

iavtagly Ieasetabered by less. Charlie. Marina and Arlene.

...I'i boyudsarpowents

.9slA.OIIIlOIIliDCIIo('I

isle Basin

Worship: The Sacrament of The Lord's Sup-

per. Sermon: From the Life of the School to the School oi Life-

Solo: "I Walked Today Where Nancy

0 p.m.-Divine Worship followed The)

Sermon: How Can You Believe In A Good God When There Is So Much Suffering?-Mr. Mac-

! p.m.-Sunday School with class-

Thc wages oi sin is death but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord.

THE SALVATION ARMY

lines 1 and Mrs. W. Itanlcy

The morning Service will be con- ducted by Major M. Stevens. and the evening service will be con-

In loving memory of our dear

who passed away July 10th. 1953.

memory of Aldren

IOY'S TAXI-Dial IhN- IOU.

WOOL FLANNEL BLAZERS 30.95. Kenncdyla Lndies' Wear.

CRASWEI.-I. for Better Photo- graphs.

SWIM SUITS in all sizes and col- ors. Kennecr 's Ladlea' Wear.

NEED A HAIR Do-Phone 0-2. ':'i;ta. Blanche Tralnor, Tyrone. 05.

JUST ARRIVED. - Orion Bol- ero Sweaters, priced 34.06. Ken- nedy's Ladies' Wear.

BALANCE OF SPRING COATS. Suits. Shortles. going at us off. Kennedy's Ladies' Wear.

"WE TREAT TIIE SICK WELL" -Giggey's Pharmacy, open evo- nings 'till 8 o'clock.

CENTURY antique and handi- craft shop. Y.M.C.A. Building. Prince Street.

ISLAND GRILL. Queen Street. dial 5228. Serving full course dinners. Specializllig C h i II I I e dishes.

THE ROADSIDE INN, formerly the Blue Haven is now under the management of Mrs. Helen Mac- Kay. Open from 4 pm. to 2 a.m.

ZION SUNDAY School and con- gregational picnic. B r a c k le y Beach. July 9th. Ham and salad supper, adults 75c. children free. Cars leaving church at 1:30 p.m.

PENTECOSTAL OPEN AIR SERVICES. Sunday. July 10th. Standard Time. New Glasgow 3 p. m. Hunter River 7 p. m. Q. R. Stairs. Speaker.

IN THE OBITUABY of the late James Allan Ramsay Auld of West Cnvcllcad. which appeared in our

In Memoriam

MR. ALEXANDER MacEACHElIN

Residents of Long Creek and surrounding communities were saddened on Feb. 25, 1956. when they learned that Alex MacEach- em had died in the early morn- ing hours. Although suffering from bronchitis. and a few months before his dglh was ordered by his doctor take a complete rest, all had hopes for a speedy recovery, but despite all medical and loving care could do, God willed otherwise and on the above mentioned date he passed away.

Born at Long Creek on Feb. 00, 1908, he was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs, Frank M.acEach- crn. As a young man he went to Charlottetown as an apprentice in blacksmilhing and having learned his trade he purchased some land from his father and set up a blacksmith shop. A familiar fig- ure in the forge he will be great- ly missed by those who came to him with various kinds of work. also by the many who visited his hospitable home where they al- ways received such a warln friendly welcome. But the keen- est loss will be felt. by his widow. the former Miss Annie MacPhss of Long Creek. who found it necessary to break up the home which for eighteen years knew such happiness and in which Alex had such a devout pride.

Besides his widow the following sisters and brothers are left to mourn: Flora (Mrs. Ivan Macin- nls) of Toronto: Evelyn (Mrs. Gordon Taylor) Nine Mile Creek; William in Plctou, N, S., and Frank, Wesley and Albert at Long Creek.

The funeral service. which was largely attended. was conducted by Rev. Mr. Weir assisted by Rev. Mr. Nicholson. A solo: ”Now The Labourer'a Work Is Donc" was rendered by Mr. W R. Shaw. The following hymns were sung: "Abide With Me". "Safe In The Arms oi Jesus" and "We Shall Meet In The Iweet Bye And Bye”.

The following neighbours acted as pallbearers: Messrs. Bruce Ma('Lr.-an. A r n o l d MacDonald. Tupper Slrang. Lawson Mac- Eachern, Dan MacPhee and War- ren MacDonald. All that remain- ad of a kind and loving husbilud. n dcvnfcd brother and a true friend was laid to rest in the family ccmclcry of the United Church at New Dominion.

The following are the Coral tributes:

Wife,

Wcsloy. Frank and Albert.

Gordon, Evelyn and family.

Finn: and family.

Dan and Stanton.

Teonlc and Jim and family.

Jack and Katie and family.

wan-en and Kay and family.

Itirs, Hclcn Macblachcrn.

Cecil, Lynn and Rebecca.

Arnold and Jessie and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Preston Sentner.

The Long Creek United Baptist Church.

The Long Creek Women's III- siltulc.

Card of Thanks

Mrs, Alex MacEachel'n wishes in thank her many friends and neighbours who were so kind to her during the sickness anddeath of her husband. also those who sent flowers and messages of sympathy.

IN MEMORIAM

13 lead -I Loving Memory of my Dear ilnsband. ALDBEN MEARNS CARVER who passed away his 10th.' 1958.

lsnlel-as it is hard for to understand some things have to he. ' is wisdom God has planned

Me. of Ages.

C be Golden Shore. of Jesus sac. everasaoe.

Iaovingb remembered by his wife, MRO.

A. LAURA CAIVII.

LAWN uowns clearing below wholesale price at the Bike Ibop.

RADIO. tolavislol. sales and service. Firestone. Home and Auto. Dial I641.

CIIITIZIFIELDI. chroma sets. lledroosu a It i t s s. refrigerators. washers. ll. ranges and radios. Firestone Home and Auto.

MaoDONALD RADIO IIBVICL Itadio Ampliiiars and Disc and tape ra- Ient Street. Dial

sound systems: cording. IN win.

FREE CIIUBCII of Icotiand. services Jub 10th: Ban r 11 a. m.: Itanchal 0 p.m.; rIotte- town 7:!) p.m. (city time). con- ducted by Bev. Fred " tsmaun. Rev. J. 1!. Bishop, minister.

MILTON-North Rusllco .Parlsh. Rector. Rev. A. I. Plercey. Ser- vices for Sunday. July 10th are St. Mark's Iiustico, 11:00 a.m., Holy Communion and sermon; St. John's. Milton. 1:00 p.m.. Sunday school. 0:00 Evening prayer and sermon; Christ Church. Cherry Valley, 1:00 Evening prayer and

sermon. "Come and bring the whole family." PBE-NUPTIAL SHOWER-

Frlends and neighbours gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Kitson. Hampshire on the evening of June 21 to honor their daughter Audrey at a mis- cellaneous shower prior to her marriage to John Daniel Mac Kenzle. The room was gally de-

A.

lored s

wart, entered the

1435- paper yesterday morning the iol- MISS Edna Todd tend the accom- Solo: Selected - Miss Joyce lowing names were ommed in the panying verses. The gifts were M-cC-llunn list of Floral Tributes. "Double -mused on a table by Mrs. Ro- Mr. Paul Cudmore. A. Mus. spray, Mr, and M", Alba;-t bert Crasweil and Miss Vaullda

(McGill) Supply Organist. D953,"-dms,-' Stewart. The bride thanked all

talnmont. served by the ladies of the Com- lnuniiy.

BIRTHS

Hospital on June 30th, 1055, to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Macbcod, a son, Ernest David.

INMAN - At It. Catherine's. on July hid. 1055. to Mr. and Mrs. David Inman. a daughter. Eleanor

thallltth

u .

MURPHY-At the Charlottetown Hospital on July 4, 1955. to Mr. and Mrs. Vincent K. Murphy. South Shore, a son.

tel in Halifax, on June 14th. 1955. to Mr. and Mrs. Boy D. Mayhew (nee Ruby Miner. R. N.) a daugh- tar. Dawn Christine. CAMPBELL-At he P. E. I. Hos- pital on Tuesday. July 5th, to Mr. and Mrs. Ewen Campbell, char- lotteiown. a daughter. weight 6 lbs, 18 ass.

0 lbs. 102.

: daughhrt Thelma lusas. 0 lbs.

on July Std. 1065. to Mr. and rs. Wellington Macliay. Milburn. da liter. Miriam Ruth.

TIE NEY-At Ila Charlottetown Hospital on July Ill. 1005. to Mr. and Mrs. James Tierney. New Haven. a dlllllltor. MeKlARAClEIt--At the Toron- to General Hospital. Private Pa- tieals' Pavilion, on July 1, 1955, to Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mc- Keracher. (nae Clara 0'Meara) a son. Peter Alexander. BEAIBSTO-At the Prince Edward Island liospital on July 7th. 1965. to Mr. and Mrs. Boland Bealrsto. West Covchead. a daughter. Susan Elaine. 6 lbs. 0 cu. DOCKINDOIFF-Al. the P. E. I. Hospital on July 0, 1066 to Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Dockendorff. a son. Gordon Nicholson. CHAMPION-At the P. E. I. Hos- pital on July 4. 1065. to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Champion. a son. weight 0 lbs. I on.

COADY- At the Charlottetown Hospital on Thursday. July 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Costly (nee Marlon ass), a daughter. MacINTY - At the Charlotte- town lioapital Juw till. loss, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Macintlyre. M Highland Ave.. a son weight 0 lbs, 0 U2 oss.

MacIN'I'Yll - At th s King's County Hospital on July fl, to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Maclntyre. Cardigan. a son. 0 lbs. 1 cu. STEWART-At the King's County Hospital on June 0, to Mr. and Mrs. Arnoit Stewart (nos Shirley

tar. Lynn Ann, weluit 7 lbs. CLOW-M the P. 1:. Island Hos-

New Haven. a dluslrter, Cather- ine Alberta.

AYERS-At It. Joseph's Hospital, Saint John. N.B., to Li. and Mrs. J. I. Ayers (nee Eileen Walsh. R.N.) son. James Wayne.

and Mrs. lonia Arnfast) a daughter, Ilsa- tbor An! 1 be.

ATKINIO t the P. E. I. Hos- pital on Saturday. to Mr. and Mrs. Ron Atkinson.

COUIINI-At the Glarlottetown Hospital on July I, lied, to Mr.

and Mrs. Wilbur Cousins, nee Wanda llaciievla. a daughter Ian-also Les. walmt s lbs. 13 cos. 'ADOPl'i0ilI -I-UTE - . and Mrs. Clyde Bolmu, T to. 0at.. wish to an- clady ulna. rn a

lzuassmita arrivgl of th”elor ehoNs!en as. 1It. Arrives June sols. lad

coratcd for the occasion with co- and balloons. Aud- rey, escorted by Miss Joan Ste- room to the strains of the wedding march played by Miss Margaret Coles. Misses Fay Edwards and Jean MacPhec carried in the gifts while Mrs. Francis Tremcrc and

for their beautiful and useful gifts and extended a warm welcome to visit her and Jack in their new home. The remainder of the eve- ning was spent in musical anter- A bountiful lunch was

MaEon - At the P. E. Island

MAYIIEW--At the Victoria Hospi-

IIAYTER.-At the P. 1:. Island Hos- pital on July ltd. 1055. to Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Baylor. Southport. a daughter. Linda Edith. Weight

MacPllEE-At the P. E. Island

Hospital on July 4th. 1050. to Mr.

and Mrs. Dan MacPhee. Bonshaw, oss.

MaclAY-At the P. E. I. Hos ital

The annual closing exercises of Spring Park School were held in the Spring Park Community Hall Saturday. June :5.

Mr. Gordon P. Rodd acted as chairman for the occasion and an excellent program was presented before a "y audience of parents and visitors.

report by Mr. C. W. Wood. there was the presentation of prizes and certificates.

other features were:-

Grades 8 and 4: tap dance by Tommy and I-Ieathor Burke; class song: "The Maypolo Dance", grades 3 and 4; song and dance: "The Lift Shoemaker",.grade 1; dance: I he Seven Jumps", grade 3; pipe band selection by "Lads and Lassies" pipe band. and the National Anthem.

CERTIFICATES AND rruzna Principal's Dept. (Mr. Wood)

Grade l0:-

Certificates (order of merit):

Smith, Christine Dewar.

Gail Montgomery. Latin: Joan Dunsfnrd; History:

Grade 9 (Mr. Wood)

Certificate list (order of merit) Matilda Maclvlillan. Noel

Kearney. Dale

Cormac. Brenda Cheverie.

Ward, Eric MacRae. Peter Dew ar

Stewart, Alice Vail. ,. Attendance Certificates:

Grade 9: Matilda Noel Maccormac. Jane Campbell

MacCormac , Campbell.

Class Marks: Matilda MacMii- lan.

Grade K (Misll W. liayter) Certificate list (order of merit):

rie Burhoe, Sheila Good

Goff and Olive Stewart (equal) Perle Peters. .Wllmn Aylward. Perfect attendance certificates:

Prize List:-

sey; second standin :

ald.

Martin to Martin I-Iart Bushell. MICDONALD-AXWOIITIIY -- A

Crack.

ald. both of Charlottetown. LIVINGSTONE - CRASWELL-Al Zion Manse on June 30. 1955, by the Rev. Harold Brown, Eileen Georgie Craswcll of Charlottetown to David Alfred Livingstone of Charlottetown. FRIZZEI.L-MacFAI)Y'EN- At an Presbyterian Manse, Clyde River on June 25, 1955. by the Rev. Don- ald Nlcholson, Vivian Jean Mac- Farlycn. New Haven to Irving Prowse Frlzzell. West Royalty. SAUNDERS-TODD - At Trinity United Church. Charlottetown on July 2nd, 1955, by Rev. Frank MacLcan. Pauline Evely Todd to Victor Douglas Haig Saunders.

MacLEOD-At the Veteran's Hos- pital. Boston, Mass., on July 8rd, 1955. John A. MacLeod. FORD-At Llnklctter Road July 4th, I955. Raymond Lemuel Ford, 15-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Ford, 530 Sheen Street. Summcrslrlc.

0'DOWD-' In the Charlottetown Hospital on Tllcsday evening, July fnrmcr Alice McQuaid. ' IRVING-As the result of a high-

l0-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Irving (formerly Hat- tie Macdonald of Cardigan), Stoncham. Mass.

SCULLY-Al the Charlottetown Hospital on Monday. July 4. 1065. Mrs. Petcr Scully of Morell Rear in her 91st year.

SMITH-At Freetown, July 0th. 1065, Mistress James Smith, in her with year.

MacDONAI.D - At his residence. 820 Second Street, Summerslde on

Donald. aged 06 years.

F. Lee in his with year.

McSWAlN-Al Toronto. Ontario, on Wednesday. June D. John D. Mcswaln, formerly of Forest Hill, P.E.I.. died in his Tlrd

year. ARSENAULT-suddenk as the result of ll highway accident at Welsford. NE. on Sunday. July 3. 1055. Craftsman Albln Joseph Arsenaull. formerly of Charioug. town in his 18ml year. - IMALLMAN-At Ma qua Road - lo! M.

After remarks by the chairman. Mr, Rudd. and the Principal's

Class song: "Little Boy Moon". IL

Joan Dunsford. Betty Riggs. Gall Montgomery. Harold Rodd. Fred- die Burke, Donaid Stewart, Joan King and Francis Peters (equal), Mary Egan. Marion Farrar, Rita

Prizes for Proficiency in Grade 10: Joan Dlinsford. Betty Riggs,

Francis Peters; French: Donnie

Mac- Cormac, Jane Campbell, Beverley Walsh, R u t h Burke, Marion Moore, Paula Good, Maude Peters, Donnie Mac- Cari Sentner, Kenneth Haywood. George

Pass List: Billy Evans, Anne

Ruth Burke. Beverley Walsh. Jane F ” 'l

Prize List for Proficiency in MacMillan,

Latin: Ruth Burke and Noel French: Ruth Burke and Jane

Wilma Vessey, Ilene Nolrrie. Bar- and Doreen MacDonald (equal). Pam- ela Shaw, Margaret White. Joyce Sentner, Blair Therlauli, Marlene

Highest standing: Wilma Ves- Ilene Nor-

rie: third standing, Barrie Bur- hoe. Prizes for deserving pupils:

Sheila Good and Doreen MacDon-

Trinity Church. Charlottetown. on June 20th, 1955. by Rev. Howard Christie. Marjorie Lorna Axworthy of Wheatley River and Edward Watson MacDonald of Nine Mile

MncDONALD - MacDONALD - At Zion Manse, Charlottetown. . Wednesday. June 1st, by the Rev. W. H. Brown, Elsie Mabel Mac- Donald io Alfred Walter MacDon-

City and Central Spring Park School

Certificates and Prizes

Highest mark kl Frmcll: Pam- ela Shaw; prizes for project work: Wilma Vossey. nano Nor- rls and Barrie Bllrboe: prise for imp. uncut: Margaret White.

ends 1 (Miss w. layter) Csrtificala list (order of merit):

Pass not 1. Leonard Duns ford; 1. I .1 Gauthl .

Priacs:-

Highest standing: Elizabeth Haywood; second standing. Janet Mellish; Third standing, Jean lisuuo; pupils: Betty Evans and Brenda Therlault:

Project work: Elizabeth Haywood and Janet Melllsh: highest mark in English literature: Faye Mac- Donald: highest mark in French: Linda Myers: improvement: Anne Moore: application to work: Nor- ma Dolron; citizenship: James Carter: class spirit: Ida Vessey and Nelson Douglas. Rose Ann Peters.