CHURCHES SUNDAY MARCH 18
KINGS
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9.30 a.m. The Lord's Supper for | 9.45
believers; 10.45 School for all adults Bible class. ular evening service. “God is my Defence.”
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SPORT OF KINGS King’s County Columnist
Is Annoyed B
Parkdale Irving Flyers elimin ated the Souris. Legion in two e to the
finals. Both games were close, rough, hard-fought encounters. Scores
Im these games were 3-1, and 6-4.
The latter score was of the game played in Souris and which was protested by Souris. Their protest was denied and the series awarded to Parkdale. We were present at this game, and find it hard to believe that their protest was rejected. “In their Protest, Souris gave three rea sons for objecting to the Park- dale victory. We can see the reason for the first two not hold- ing water, but we certainly think the third reason was more than
valid.
In the first period, Fan Mac- Intyre of Souris scored. ever, the Parkdale net was out of position, although Souris players claimed it was deliber- ate we can well understand the referee not counting the goal. In the third period Park- dale scored what seemed, to the Souris team, an offside goal. Since this is a referee's decision. we can under and it being re
cted.
Early in the third period, Sou- ris scored. The referee insist. that a Souris player the goal crease and would fount the goal. With the goalie and two other players sprawl- ed in the crease, we don't know where he found the room for a Souris player to get in the crease, but, he did. Not one oth- er person in the rink, including this writer, saw a Souris player In the crease,
At this point, if anyone has the idea that we were dissatis- ified with the refereeing, they would be one hundred percent correct. In a recent column we stated that we were against home town referees in all cas- es, but especially after the first rounds were over. We think the AAU je bad;
not
HUNTERS’ CORNER
Hungarian Partridge Take On Real Change Of Habits
Looking back over the years 1 wonder how it was that so few of us understood and ap- preciated the vast store of gen. eral knowledge that the Late Premier J. Walter Jones pos- sessed. In the late thirties and early forties when it looked as
the introduced Hungarian partridge were in process of ever running the province, in some districts as many as three and four coveys on a single farm, I mentioned this thought to him. He replied quite casual- ly, as if it were common know- ledge: “Introduced species quite often react that way but their Population will eventually level off, . .they’ll not overrun the Province”. How correct he was, He also was a believer that it was poor policy to interfere with Nature's scheme of things. We found that out when skunks and raccoons were __ introduced. Skunks in particular certainly ‘upset Nature's schedule with re- spect to this province. Take the
on term for instance. Be fore the skunk arrived they nested on the north shore dunes in thousands. One had to exer- ¢ise care in walking for fear of stepping on their eggs or young. A few years after the skunks took over I walked those same dunes and tern nests were few ‘and far between but skunks had left beaten trails in the sand. Skunks have also decimated the ranks of our bank swallows to & mere skeleton of their former numbers. After all who are we to criticize the skunk when*we throw deadly sprays around as if they were perfume. We're Just taking over where the skunk left off.
I have just received a report © the annual meeting of the Game
Fish Association bald | = Halifax The enti
‘peal s Dr. Donald Dodds. wildlife. Paneanan for the New Brunswick depart lands and forests. The wrk A done by Neil Van Nostrand on pheasant and upland game
tat.
stocking > not inerea: ‘Sumber birds and ave birds Gieanea in numbers ‘when areas were restocked,” Dr. Dodds said
Deer Herd Declines
said that deer te on renee
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! THE UNITED Baptist Pastor. 5 Pea MacKenzie,
me Sates Raat 790 pm.) worship by
THE PRESBYTERIAN
p.m. Montague: Church School
3 worship 7.30 p.m. Miss deaconess. ate. Rev. A.G.J. Steves, minis- will conduct these services. Rev. Sunday
ter. Montague: School | M. Carl Currie, interim-moder:
‘n,| FREE CHURCH of Scotland , Werthie DV: Belle River 2.30 = Murray River 7.30 p.m ; Rervices conucted by Rev. W.R. Underhay,
UNDAS ANNANDALE United Baptist Pastorate. Dun- das: Sunday School at 10 a.m.; sefvice at 11 a.m.; Annandale: Sunday School at 6 p.m.; ser vice at 7 p.m. Rev. Sterling Stackhouse, pastor.
y Refereeing ST. DAVIS, Usted sine
tending up a neutral referee and Georgetown.
t that they goofed even more Quarrie, DD, mie ts ster. they rejected the Souris protest. charge. Sunday School at We will probably be labelled as P-™.; worship at 7 p.m.
poor losers by all that's above,+ muRRAY HARBOUR, Church but, in all sincerity, and under oo Christ. 6 p.m. Bible School;
the cireumstances, we don't feel that this is true, We feel|7 P-. Evening worship. Speak-
that Souris got a raw deal, and ¢? David Weale.
worship. Sturgeon day School lesson; worship. Murray Harbour
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this is our way of statin; that MURRAY HARBOUR — Mur- fact R f ray River Charge, The United GIANT STRIDES Basketball has taken giant Chureh of Canada. Murray Ha
bour: Sunday School at 10 a.m.; strides in Souris since last fall. \orsn
12 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri., Mar. 18, 1962. | Mount
Church. Cardigan: Worship 2.30% 11+
W.G. C. Elliott. New London at | X's Men's MONTREAL (CP) — Caingy a.m.; Long River at 2:39 ection of Pai | Lor Pas | were $1 to $2 lower and hog PRINCETOWN mM Pes m.; Margate at 7:30 p.m, —|ter River United Church | ise haces to 0 cay 7 om Miniter: Rev, Ralph ®. John ivestacy ANGLICAN CHURCH Crapaué . ths wack Treat and Springfield. St. John's tioly| CAVENDISH United Chureh ston. Lot 16 ul rae Malpeque tT i e oot was generglly “moderate: tf Communion 8.30 a.m. Mattins 11) Pastoral ane New Set p.m. pny a.m.; St. Elizabeth's evensong | 11:00 a.m. (Please note only ser- Ae 2:30 p.m, Wednesday March 21.| vice in the charge). Mr. Reid FUNDAMENTAL | BAPTIST 4 yuich of Charlottetown sot] CLASS THREE catle, 1,994 calves, 1.038 hat Evensong # p.m. St. John's. Rev. | Sangster, speaker. ister, Rev. Harald Mor. back into his winning waye, 96| and. sheep and lambs. Last Gonen TE. Loder, vector. E ning amie 10.45 a.m.; Sun-| when he captured the top hon-| ¢’ joer fy week cattle receipts were 1,4, DUNDAS — ANNANDALE PRINC day School 12 noon; evening ser-| ors in class one,,at this week's) G’ Hogg 8 mae agre 25.10 aa Pastoral Charge, United Church. si eae 7.0 p. competition run off by the Char- CLASS FOUR ee teat ae a eetien Annandale 11 a.m.; Dundas 7.30 O'LEARY UNITED, aster lottetown Civilian Rifle Club at ¥. Roeser % y minis- Charge. West Devon 9.30 a. DEQUE UNITED Baptist} lot rs
p.m, Heber H. Hardy, la: ter,
WINSLOE United Church North Winsloe at 11:00 a.m.;| Highfield at 3:00 p.m.; Prince- town Road at 7:30 p.m. Church membership class at Princetown Road at 8:30 p.m. Rev. Gerald G. Wyrwas, minister.
MILTON — RUSTICO Angii- can Parish. Rector, Rev. A. E. Piercey. St. John's, Milton 11:00 Morning prayer and ser- mon, 7:30 evening prayer and sermon; St. Mark's, Rustico, 2:30 evening prayer and sermon.
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SPRINGFIELD — O'LEARY Alma United Baptist Pastor- ate. Rev. Ross Howard, minist- er. O'Leary 10.30 a.m.; Alm: p.m. Community service. Sprin, field 7.30 p.m. Sunday School as usual. -
NORTH TRYON and Bread- albane Presbyterian Churches. North Tryon: service 11 Sunday School and —. class at 12.15 p.m. Bread
p.m, Rev. G n, minister. | |
CROSS ROADS — Havelbrook
— Cross Roads at 11 a.m.;| ter-/— United Church Hazelbrook at 7:30 p.m. Rev.|, RICHMOND BAY Presbyter-) FT) aie
; ian Church, Rev. LM. Ma a SW. Papeey.. mieiater, Naughton, BA,, minister. Tyne| Campbellton 11
‘Leary Estabrooks. ai Schon! os BA BD. ee a.m.; morning worship 11 a.m.
FREE CHURCH OF Scotland | Summerside 10:! . * m.; Traverse 3: 7:30 pm. Rev. JA. Gillies,
NEW LONDON Parish, second
lay in 30 a. Holy Communien af 8 Mast fl 1:00 a.m. Holy, Communion
Stephen's; 2:
a at St. et ;
‘Bib. | evensong
le class at 3 = eee 3.30 Parsons, rector.
MONTROSE Pastoral Charge Chureh of
BE! | Church. Minister:
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30 p at St. Mark's,
B =
lay minister. m.
Ejmsdale | threepoint p.m, \
ROMP rang Al with a aon ‘of 99 out es a i O'Rourke possible 100, nosed out MacLean by a one point = gin, In class two a veteran and Cape | 3 teen-ager each mi | regisier 81, with Roy Coles Milton, getting the nod over Ronnie Clark, Winsloe, by ing six of his 10 shots inthe ‘X” ring against five for one. It was also necessary to the “X” count to break ae tie for first place in class three, when Dave Johnston, Charlotte- town, and B. Dieki Glasgow, both came up 96's, with Johnston getting the nod from the judges. In class four, Fred Hooper, Milton, top spot when his 83 gave him a edge over J.
ieson, Ne
fata" Al Mutch Leads
& ters 7-15. of| The following is the draw in '°¢s, 72
hav-
‘with | Montague and one
took
i the results b;
After a few years without the worship at ol am. Little Sands) (0 ewart UNITED Chusch. Valley Il’a.m.; Freeland 3 p.m, 3 P.m.; Montrose Seren ame ie: sea y 3—D, Robichaud (Mone- ARREST CUBANS nt Shas neat 14 Sree eeetaen ' Kingston at 11:00 a.m.; New Victoria West | ALBERTON and West Point Mice 4. Fallen Mart) yp) MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — Police two Souris teams are registered | Worship + eee ee Oe | eae [PASTORAL Charge. Presbyterian services, Sunday | Al Mutch 9 4. Deckman arrested 175 Cubans in Bayiron for Island playdowns. The Jun-/H- Barwise, minister. ee Tee re ee eas at 11 am,;| March 18th. Alberton Sunday | W. Maclean - ‘ee Sl aecarvile (None: | Park Tuesday to end a sildoy ors and the High School have! THE PERSEY TERIAN membership class following the Cape igre ati ime, Craps | Genenl 19.20; wore 1 2.28.5.) 1 coe ton) vs L, Wilson (Sack which authorities said was de served notice of competing for Church, Services: Murray Har-| service at Cornwall, Rev. I aud at 7.30 p.m. Lester MacFar- | West Point Sunday School 1.90, CLASS TWO 7 oe sap) Signed to dramatize a demand Idland honors. As regards {80 nour North: aith Gacd tbl mee a lane, student minister. We etre eet nes clieg wi rianley ear, (RCAF) HOE"nited ‘States arms to fight former, we don't know if any a ; 1 RA lucted by ” “ jel Castro
jow- other Junior teams are enter- 37; —- er oe HUNTER RIVER United SUMMERSIDE TRINITY student minister. Cae _ ee tie Reeneee nenciee) cent Memomacators, wl ‘ed, but, in regards to the latter, P. vices for Sunday,| United Church. Minister: Rev.| . vi ran ( the local team will have lots of orship. 7.00 pam. Murray i North "Wiltanie at 1:00 ae | CR Webber. Re v. LP. Archi NORTH BEDEQUE Pastoral | F xoonber, a Ice Art Sullivan (Mont) va cat, = eines, ne competition p.m.; worship 3 p.m. Rev. M. Dr, Russell Ewing, — speaker; bald, minister of visitation, Mor-| Charge, United Church of © a ne 91| ae MacKay (Moociet) vus,| tee ‘booked the Cubens aj Wane rund of the Souris | Cart ‘Currie, minister. Wheatley River at 3:00 p.m. Mr. ning worship 11 a.m. Sunday pat Day Abe BWA Oe La emcees m9 Gay aK . charges of disorderly conduct ofts are over, and we win the MURRAY RIVER Penticos-| River ate 7.30 ere rae ae ee pm. Rev. W, Travellers Rest 200 pam.; Free- P.J. Landrigan Sea mee police afiee oe jackpot. We looked for two up- Lebidiyndleadl of, town 7.30 p.m. L. MacDonald tr M. Rowe (Sack) sets and got them. The Go-get. ‘4! eat accel Keizer, speaker. Hear the Alpha T.R. Fleming, president
LIVESTOCK
16. S07
CURLING DRAW come “15.50-16.75, commoy
1415.75 and canners and ci.
bulls were 19.25.21 ang
common and medium 14.501,
Good vealers were 30-33, me 24-29, common 16.2 14.50-17 and feed
the f1n a1 day of the Confeder- ek Roneaiel foreers Play lef tral Air- wane S Morrison =“) McRae Trophies. eere ary no Oberiatte | emia eee Nene ees ae pert Common lambs were 1417 ang are from New Brunswick, four Sheep 5-1
rade A ae were 26.50 and | from No va Seats, two fr om) goms 20ar on the west-end mar
Spr oue
Ps ‘aa. Wittrien ye divs
Underwood (Moncton)
Ice 2—W. Vaughan (F) vs R. Sullivan (Halifax)
Ice
Sows were 19-20 with some 4i 19 plus 8 cents each, ’
ters and Snowflakes upende: the Pinch-hitters and the Yan. Pm. cvening service, Rev, An- kees. The Pixies knocked off ne | the Left-overs as predicted. and MONTAGUE CHURCH of
fed drew the bye into the finals, Christ. Sunday School at 10 as predicted. The semi-finals are a.m: communion serviee and eee Newitt a preaching service 11 a.m. on top, if they: at full strength, SP¢2Ker: K.T. Norris Their ace bowler is not availal MONTAGUE UNITED Church le at the present time, and {f Pastoral Charge. 11 a.m. Mon- she is not back in time, the tague: 2.30 p.m. Lower Monta. Snowflakes will emerge victor- gue. Rev. John MacDonald
ious. This week is the last week in| THE UNITED Church of Can- the Men's League schedule. And ada. Mt. Stewart. St. Peter's although the six teams in the charge. Mount Stewart 10.00 a.m. playoffs have been decided, the communicants’ class and senior final standings won't be known Sunday School, 11:15 a.m. public until the final game is played. worship, 11:30 a.m. junior Sun- That's how close it is. The six day school; Marie, 2:30 p.m. pub.
teams that will be contesting lic worship; St. Peter's Bay, league honors are: Bachelors, 7:30 p, bli hi Night Hawks, Nobody Wants Us, a ee
Federals, Perfectionists, and
QUEENS
THE PRESBYTERIAN Church in Canada, St. John’s, | Belfast. Services of worship 11
m. and 7.30 p.m. Rev, Donald Nicholson, minister,
THE PRESBYTERIAN Church in Canada, Wood Is- lands. Service of worship 9.30 years ago, have adapted them- finisiere’” Donald Nicholson, selves: to Lecid oer home and have undergone a complete FREDERICTON AND Bread. change of habits ot this time. | albane Charenes of Ch
" n't be driven into the a.m. Bible School; 11 a.m. com- woods and would. fy around | bined service at Fredericton. wooded terrain rather than fly Cavendish Baptist Church: 3 orm eee ee habits p.m. worship service. New Glas- ey oa oe oe gow Christian Church: 10 a.m.
now in
Bibl woodlot or swamp as they for- vee ier a fe: Mere merly were in the open fields. je°w Mireneice, cy | If they were possessed of a hind r ae
toe they'd be the same as Ruff- FREE CHURCH of Scotland, ed grouse. Today one finds them Worship DV: Charlottetown in swamps and swales and on am.; prayer meeting 7 p.m. abandoned farms in process o
abandoned farms, tn process of Rev. W.R. Underhay, minister. In due time Nature may BROOKFIELD PRESB Y- equip them with hind toes and terian Pastoral Charge. Services then they'll be real natives. Brookfield 11 a.m.; Hartsville 3 Hunting them in open farmland | p.m.: Glasgow Road 7.30 p.m in this age is considered a waste Mr. Donald Ross, guest preach. of time by hunters in the know. er. Rev. Donald’ A. Campbell, POPULATION DECLINE laterien-enoderator,
This change of habitat will powNaL result in population decline a8 Charge. 11 a the securing of food will be more
UNITED Pastoral m, at Millview and
7.30 p. ; of a problem. When they fed al- schon i945 eae cent most exclusively in stubble, clo- | Rey '.R. Gomine, inn ver, potato and turnip fields . ze, minister.
there was a full course banquet VALLEYFIELD — ORWELL table available from daybreak Head Pastor: Charge. 11 a.m, until deep dark. Our Huns will Bel. never again regain their former ver; 7 p.m, at Orwell Head. conducted by Mr. Er-
rol Sharpe, over their present population. ‘The days when the coveys prac: YORK PASTORAL Charge tically wore a placard around United Church of Canada. Rev. \ , minister. 11 a.m, Central a 2.30 p.m. York; 7.30 p. ‘kley.
We found out the hard way| MARSHFIELD — HARRING- what Dr. Dodds has recently ton and Mt, Stewart Pastoral Presbyterian
" are gone for-
Hugh Lowi - Catechist. Mt. Stewart 11 a.m. tat * not a noe pro- Harrington 2 p.m.; Marshfield Scotia restocking | 7.90 p.m. Rev. T.H.B. Somers, Iso had to find out | The Kirk of St. James, Char- I talked to several | lottetown, interim-moderator,
Nova Scotia Fish and ORWELL — VERNON United
Game
embers about their big re-
stocking program they had lin- Charge. Rev. A. S. Weir, DD,
ed up oe their Annapolis Valley milietet in charge. Vernon River the home of Nova Scotia 11:00 a.m.; Orwell 2:30 p.m.
I told them about how our NORTH RIVER Baptist Pa: venture into the restocking field torate. Rev. T.W. Howard, mi back-fired but it fell upon ister. Worship: Fairview at 11:00 deat ears. They also had to find a.m.; North River 3:00 p.m. aut the hard way.| There is this | Lang Creek 7:30 p.m. difference however, . per HAMPTON Pastocal
is in coment we — The United Church of
Charge Canada.
shaw 7:30 p.m. Service will be ssed by the southern Kings conducted by the Young People.
Fish. and Game Association that
Causeway be low. TRYON — BONSHAW United
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wey BREADALBANE Charge, Armada of fishing boats in ac- | United Church of Canada. eas tion reminded me of the Valley at 11:00 a.m. Breadalbane Grand Fleet at anchor in = at 3:00 p.m. North Granville at Firth of Forth daring the m. Rev. D.8. Macleod. Great War. Such a step
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