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Ncscafé comes in pow- dered form in airtight glass jars~4 oz. and 12 oz. sizes. Trv Nescafé today.

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WESTERN

—HOMl'l AND SCHOOL rum- mage sale in Town Hall today at 2.30.

-—BESEBVE Thursday evening. November 17th, for annual chicken and ham supper in Wllmot Valley Hall. First table at live o'clock.

—TH.E FUNERAL of the late Mrs. Eliza P. Hayes, widow o! the late J. S, Hayes, Searletown, P, E. 1., will be held at the United Church, Bedeque, Friday at 1.30.

Personals —Mr. Adrian Murray of Albany is a patient in the Prince County Hos- pital and his mrmy friends wish him a speedy recovery-S.

-l\ir. Frank Cameron, accompan- ied by Messrs. Charles Taylor and Hugh F, Morrison, loft Sunutnrc-sici: Wednesday morning for Amhcrs‘, N.S., to lli/‘Clld the Aiariiirnc Win- ter Fair-S.

Armistice o5? Program Al Summerside

Armistice Day program in Mem- orial Square, Silmrncrside: Chairman, llis wm...

J. F. Arnett. 11.00 a.m. 11.02: Reading. Mr. Lester president, Summerside Canadian Legion.

Last Post, Rcvciiif. Alban Gallant. . O Canada.

Remarks by chairman Address by His Honour Lieuten- ant Governor D. L. l\iacLarrn oi’ New Brunswick.

Hymn "O God Our Hclp In Ages Past." .

Placing at wreaths.

Prayer for peace—Fit.-Lt._ G. B. Fee. R.C.A.F. chaplain.

God Save the King

The parade will be under thc command of Sqdn.-Ldr. N. Tharp and will move off from the Arrn- oury for Memorial Square at l0 40. ln the following order; RMPP. Ex-Service Men. C Squadron, 17th Rocco Rogt, R.C.A.F., Air Cadets. Firemen.

On arrival at the Square the units will take up positions about the monument. The school child- ren will parade dirrciiy to the Square from the schools.

After the service tho parade will

re-form and take the following route: Summer Street to Convent thence to Granville and down Granville to Water; albng Water to Summer and bar}; to the Arm- oury. Lieutenant-Govemor MacLarcn will take the salute at the salut- ing base on Watt-r Street in front of the Bank of Commerce.

Arrangements for the program were drawn up by LL-Col. R. L. Mollison. l\'l.l\'l.-S

The silence.

Jenkins, Branch.

Band run

i YOU ARE CORDIALLY IN- VITED T0 ATTEND AN

OPEN MEETING

Of The Summerside Group ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS A A At The REGENT THEATRE, SUMMERSIDE Sunday Evening 18th November, 1949 8:80 P.M.

A noted speaker on A A activities will address the meeting and films will be shown. In vlr-w of tlrc world wide interest being: iukcn in the work of Alcoholics Anonymous a large attendance la anticipated.

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Delay ln Opening i 0f Dial Phone System, Al S'Side

The dial phone system will not be in operation in Summerside -be- tore December 3 and very prob- ably not until late in the month or early in January, it was learn- ed from Mr. D.M. Gass. Mana- ger or the Island Telephone Corn- pany, last night.

The engineers had set. December 3 as the date when the new phone system would be in use after learning that the deadline pre- viously set for November 29 could not be met. However, an addition- al delay was now anticipated

Soulh Shore Musical ‘Festival Programme

Summerside High School Audi- torium, November l2. i949:

Morning Session-ll) a.m.

Mr. Clarence Mercer, presiding; Miss Louise Callibeck, platform sec- retary. Addresses by Mr. lilcrccr and Mr. Iloyslon F. lilugford. ad- jilll rlor.

(‘lass 20—Eiocution —- “My Alr- dalc Dog" —- by W. L. Mason.

Clare Muitara, Searleion; Har- rison Craig, Bedeque; Lorne Gau- rlui, Bordon; Leslie Phillips, Cen- "al BLPlOQilG; Adele Dixon, North on; Kathryn Jeffery, Lower Bndcque, and Avonna MacAus- lurid. New Glasgow.

Class 16 — Plano Solo -- “The Cuckoo“ by Thompson.

Alnlcnlm Lodge, Borden; Myrna M. Grccn, Central Bcdeque; G. Arthur Caillbeck. North Tryon.

Class l9 — Elocution — "The Wonrlcrful Weaver" by George Cooper:

Aldnna Gallant, Velma Alien. Thomas N. Jardinie, and Rosita Crocken, of Borden; Nellie G. An- dxwv, New Glasgow Mills; Barbara Palmer, Albany; Teddy Britten, Control Bcdeque; Edith Mclvor. Bordon; Edith Sherren, Crapaud; Phyllis England, North Bcdeque; Eileen Slavcrt, North Bcdcque; Pauline Wood, North Tryon; Mar- lene Thomson, Trycn; Robert Montgomery. Lower Bedeque; George Wright, Searletown; Eric Jeffery, Lower Bedeque; Arthur Callback and Winifred Thomson. North Tryon.

Class l2 — Vocal Solo — “My Goose" by Hunt:

Connie Egan and Margaret TOOmbS. Borden; Margaret Hart, Victoria; Hazel Robinson. Scarle- iovun; Belly Bouiter, Victoria; Annc Lcard. Bedcque; Nellie G. Andrew. New Glasgow; Winifred Thomson and G. Arthur Callback. North Tryon; Rita Kcough and Barbara Paquet, Borden; Billie Craig, Bedcquc; Barbara Taylor, Cz-zmaird; Ediih Mclvor. Borden; Katherine Sherrcn, North Tryon, and Judy Stewart. Borden.

(‘lass 22 —- Choral Speaking — "The Grasshoppers" by Dorothy Alrils:

Bwlrnuc. Tryon, North Tryon, Lowrr Bcdcque and Victoria prlrn- ary depts.

Class 15 — Piano Solo — "Little Burlcsque" by Lemont:

Graham Lodge; Borden; Barbara Woodside. Kcnsington; Doris B. Andrew, New Glasgow Mills.

Class 8 — Rural School Chorus —“The Wise Bird" ‘by Johnstone:

North Bedcque, Borden, Hunter River. Fredericton, New Glasgow, VicisNia, Grapaud. Central Bede- quc, Tryon and North Tryon.

Afternoon Session 2 p.m.

His Worship Mayor J. P‘. Arnett. presiding. lVirs. T. G. Head, pist- form srrreiary.

.’\fl(l"!‘.<§ hv His Worship Mayor J. F, Arncit.

(‘lass i8 — Eiocutlon — “Cana- rllun Born" by Pauline Johnston:

Yvonne and Anna May Gallant. Borden; Doris B. Andrew, New Glasgow Mills: Clara Johnston. C. Brdoqno; Gary lViacLcan, Victoria: Marrtarct lVlacDnnald. Crapsud: Elia Cwhill, Bedeoue: Harold Lcard; L. Bedcque; David Smith. N- Bcdermc: Margaret McCaull, Wilnmt Valley; Marlon Sturdy, Dorothy Bacon. Imogene Hawaii and Elaine Smith. Tryon; Eileen Vino. N. Badoquc; Ronnie Cam- ornn and liinry Dawson, Albany; lvan Gallant and Baden Sexton. Bordon.

(‘lass 1i — Vocal Solo - “The Lilac Trcc" by Crtrtlan:

Vclma Alicn. Borden: Robert Wright. Victoria: Aldona Gallant and Shirley Keough. Borden; Eleanor Hart. Victoria; Deanna Bell. DeSaible; Joan and Sylvia Bouiier. Victoria: Anna May Gal- Ellzabeth Green, Bcdoque: Doris B, Andrew, N. Glasgow; Catherine and Frances M, Craig. Bedequc: Leslie Hiscott. N. Rusticn: Helen Hewett and Hazel Dawson, N. Tryon; Shirley Arsonault. L. Bedeque; Dorothy Bacon. Tryon; and Gene Rolerson, Crapaud.

Class 2i — “ﬂow the Elephant Got Ills TrunkM-chon] 59am";

AlilllIAl. llltrrlllo

First District Queen's Lib. oral Association will hold its annual meetin in Bredalbane Hall Monday, ovember 14th, 1949, at ads PM.

norm a. COUSINS, Secretary.

101m wnrrmman, Acting President

Alberion Minisler Heads P. E. Island Ministerial Ass'n

Rev. George Cunningham o! Al- berlon was elected president of the Prince Edward Island Ministerial Association at the annual meetlzrﬂ held yesterday in the Baptist! Church hall, Sununerside. Rev. M. D. Dunbar was elected vice-presi- dent. representing the Charlotte- town group and Rev. R. Wagner. North Bedeque was elected vica- president representing the Earl Prince Ministerial Association

The vice-president to represent the West; Prince Ministerial Associ- ation is to be appointed later. Rev. S. J. Davies. Kcusingion, was elected secretary and Rev. E. J. Barrass. Sununer-side, treasurer.

The retiring president. Rev. J.T. lbboit presided at the meeting. which opened with a devotional period led by Mr. Ihbott. Delegates were present frczn the West Prirrcv. East Prince and Charlottetown Ministerial Associations. The ma?- ter of religious services in public in- stitutions was discussed and it is hoped that satisfactory arrange- menm will be rrrade for the future.

Rev. L. G. Marshall. the Maritime secretary of the Lord's Day Alliance was present and addressed the meeting. He stressed the advisabil- ily of organizing aprovincial branch hero cf lire Lord's Day Alliance A ictter “as road from Mr. W. J. Brawders. Director of Child Wel- fare for the Province asking the os- szslancc oi the clergy in finding homes for Protestant children Re- ference was made by Mt. lbbott to lire departure of Rev. Charles Carncgy, u. past president ‘o! the Association.

A report was given on the activit- ies of the East Prime Ministerial Association by Rev. E. J. Barrass who spoke particularly of the value o1’ the week of services of witness held last June. Rev. G. Cunning- ham of Alberton reported ior the West Prince Association, comment- 111g especially on the fine fellow- ship enjoyed. Rev. J. T. Ibbott. gpoaking for the Charlottetown As- sociation also gave a favourable re-

orl. p Attor- the election of officers the new president took the chair. lie expressed his thanks for his Blbciiw and asked T01" the Sl-TPP"! 0! 1m proSEniZ. A vote of thanks to the rc- tiring executive was passed on mot- ion of Rev. E. J. Bari-ass. seconded by Rev. L. M. Murray. The mectinB closed with prayexx-S.

Hunter River. Tryon, North Tr)’- on and Victoria Senior Depart- merits.

Class 10 — Vocal Solo — ‘THY- er Perfect" by Sienson:

Aileen and Janet Gallant, Bor- den; Catherine and Frances M. Craig. Bedeque; Norma J. Mac- Leod, N. Rustico: Bryce and Ruthie Boswell, Victoria; and Doris B. Andrew. New Glasgow.

Class 9 — Rural School Chorus- "John Peel":

Borden, Hunter River. Central Bedeque, Fredericton. New Glas- gow. Victoria, Crapaud. Tryon and North Tryon senior dcmrtments.

Evening Session -- 7.30 pm.

Chief Justice Thane A. Camp- bell, presiding. Mrs. Raymond A. Wood, platform secretary. Address by Chief Justice Thane A. Caimhpbell.

Winners of Classes 9. ll and 21.

Claas 14 — Soprano Solo —"My Laddle" by Thayer:

Jennie B. Moore, Cavendish; Mrs. Edwin Stevenson. New Glas- gow: and Mrs. George Robblee, Tryon.

Clau ilk-Plano Solo

Georgie Dofrll. C. Bedeque; Mar- garet Carruthers; C. Bedeque; and Ruthie Boswell, Victoria: Maurice B. Lodge, Borden; Pauline John- ston, C. Bedeque; and Joyce E, Warren. N. Ruslico.

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