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[This column ls reserved for news o! loesl interest but ed slanewsynalurellllibeinssm st ﬂve oenls s word, strictly pey- sbleluuivnuos.

COOKS Fer Photograph OONIEDEBATION LIII IN. SUBARU!

lil-ﬁ-lii. UNLOADING TODAY. —- OH’ o! 1 A!!! I00

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TBE ANNUAL MIITING o! the

Navy, Army, Air Form rs’

Club will be held at No. 2 Havi-

lsnd Street‘; up‘ moor. a _ .

CORRECTION - III. Bruce Power, Hope River, miss that he gave no one permission to send an advertisement about s ram being on his property.

HAMPTON UNITED CHURCH.- Minister, Rev. Pete J Ber- viees tor lundsy. October Ilth.

Religion l1 A, M. Agpin Road l P. . Vlet ri 7.90 . M. o a 10-2d-1i.

TRYON - BONSIIAW BAPTIST CHURCHES. - Sunday, Odlober

P. . 7.80 m” 3. Auni

3th. P. M. Rev. . IO-I-ii.

CHURCH BIIVIGI. -- ‘lht

Wheetley River. W. M. B. wili hold

o. service on Stands evmhs, Oct. 5‘

at 7.80 . , gue speairer. Special singing. ZO-JO-li.

THE PRESBYTIZRIAN CHURCH IN CANADA-Services on Sun- day, October 28th. will be lows: Caledonia 11.00 .

CHURCH SERVICE. - Church of Scotland services. 28th. Stanchel 11 A. M. DeSable 3 P. M, Ca e Traverse ‘l P. M. Rev. J. 1-1. 017 l0- - .

HUNTER RIVER United Church Charge. Services Sunday, October 28th. are as iollows: North Will.- shire 11 A. M. Hampshire 3 P, M. and Hunter River 7.30 P. M. Rev. J. I. Morrison, Minister. 10-26-11.

CORNWALL PASTORAL CHARGE. - services Sunday, Oct. 231p are as iollosvs: Kingston 11 A. M. New Dominion 3 P. M. S. school 2 P. M. Cornwall 7.30 P. M. S School l1 A. M. Rev. J. R Skin- ner, Minister. 10-3-11.

BRADALBANE United Church. Services October 28th. Rose Valley 11 A. M, North Granville 1i P. M. Pleasant Valley '7 P. M. Rev. E. S. Weeks will conduct the services.

‘Rev. D. J. Morrison, Minlisgegé n

. POWNAL CHARGE, United Church of Canada. Services, Sun- day, October 28th. 11.00 A. M. Clif- ton. 2.30 P. M. Mount Herbert. Tin Sacrament of the lord's Supper will be observed st each oi these services. 7.00 P. M. Pownal. Rov. E. R. Macvicar, Minister. 10-26-11.

ORWELL-VERNON CHARGE. -~United Church of Canada. Ser- vices Sunday, October 28in. . A. M. Cherry Valley, 2.30 P. M. Vernon River. 7.30 P. M. Orwoll. Rev, R. E, Webster, B. A., will be in charge of these services Rev. E. R. Macvloar, Interim Chair- man. 10-26-11.

CHURCH NOTICE for Sunday. October 28th, Church o! Ilzngiand notice ior the Parish of Springﬁeld and Craipaud. St. Elizabeth's Church, Springﬁeld. church School 10.00 A, M. Morning Prayer 11.00 A. M. St. Thomas‘ Church, Long Creek, Evening Prayer 3.00 P, M. St. John's Church, Crapaud, Ev- ening Prayer 7.00 P, M. Rev. B FFGLm, Rector. iD-26-1i.

THE PRESBYTEBIAN CHURCH IN CANADA. - Brcolcﬂeid Congre- gation. Services next lord's dcy as follows: Hunter River 11 A. M. Glasgow Road 3 P. M, Brookﬁeid 7.30 P. M. Brooklield Sunday Sch0o1 10.80 A. M. Donald Noholson, Student Minister. 10-26-11.

STEELWORKERS MEETING- The United Steelworkers oi Am- erica. Local 3249, held their regular monthly meeting Monday, Oct. 22. in the L. P. U. Hall on Water 5t. A good attendance oi‘ membnrs was present. After regular busi- ness was attended to. the meeting was adjourned until Nov. 22. Oil‘:- cers in attendance were: E. J. Sudsbury, s; JOs. Gillan, vice- pres.: A. . Arsenault, ﬂn. secty.‘ A Graham. rec. se ., an

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.,..__ CENTRAL PARISH-F- services Bundsy, October lib. Clyde River i! A. ll. I. H. 10.16 A. M. Churchill 1.90 P. M. Canoe Cove 7 P.

ii. B. 6.15 P. M. T. W. Good ‘Iinieter

JOHN'S PIIBIIYTIRIAN Belﬁut. Services Bun- ber, will be

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Prim School at a o'clock. 11 wea- ther conditions incurable. Rev. E. Bhs, Minister. 10-26-li.

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In, Sacrament of the Lord's Supper i1 A. M. Dundee, 3 P. M. Montague. 730 P. M, R, D. Muc- Leen, Minister. 10-20-11.

W.A. MEETING - The regular

monthly meeting of Trinity United

W.A. was held on 'I'hurs-

dey sihrnoen in the Social Hall.

Mrs. Wm. Teed president in the

ohsir. The devotional period was led by Mrs.

enaernenis were made for the an- nuel collection lo be held in place of the tee and sole. Collectors for the clothing drive gave a very an- ooursging report of work done. Iﬁlrnlehing

DIVINE

committee lkeﬂng prayer.

NORTH DIVER PASTORATE. -~Sunda,v, October 28th. The Scr-

Creek: S. School 10,16 A. .

vies 11 A. M. Clyde River: . School 2 P. M. Service 3 P. M. Kinseion: Service 7.90 P. M, Fair- view: S, School 11 A. M. North River: S, School 11 A. M. You are invited to attend these services. Rev. A, E. Todd, Minister. 10-28-11.

BANK 0F MONTREAL BUS- INESS SUMMARY SAYS:— Mar- itime Pmvinoes, Wholesale trade during September was slightly lower than a year ago, ow- ing to shortages in various lines oi merchandise. Retail sales continue brisk, but short- eﬂw in dry K006i. Plrticularly men's wear, are evident. Collections are good. Demand for lumber and pulpwood continues strong. Vessels engaged in salt iislhing this season showed slightly increased catches over last year. Demand for dried fish continues active; supplies are short and the situation is aggrav- ated by the steady export of fro-

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zen ﬁllets to Great Britain. Prod- uction oi lresh fish during Scpt- ember was below average. Manu- facturing plants generally are working st or near capacity and more labour is now available in some disfricts. Shipbuilding and repair plan-ts continue busy, Coal production in Cape Breton during September increased over the pre- vious month, but was below the oorresmnding period s year ago

Teachers’ Convention

The Local Teachers Convention was held in U138. Oct. l8, 1945. with an attendance of thirty-three teachers. 'I‘he meeting opened with Mr. Nathan Beers pres ding, Tho minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary, Miss Reta Chapman, and adopted as read. Then followed the appointment o! the iollowing committees,

Nominations: Miss Ruby Mar:- Leod, Miss Zeta Rooney.

Resolutions: Miss Catherine Fra- ser, Mrs. Gertrude Whiteway.

Press: Miss Reta Chapman, Mr.

' Willard Brehaut

Question Box: Miss Sylvia. Mac- Neill. Miss Mary Bell.

Mr, Nathan Beers gave the pros- idents report, in which he stressed the imperative need oi’ higher sal- aries, revision of the course of

in the betterment of the almost intolerable conditions un- der Which most teachers ivork. He pointed out that nearly all public servants, no matter how insigniﬁ- cant their contribution to the nub. lie welfare may be. received larger salaries than Prince Edward Island teachers.

Miss Newson. director ol the Junior Red Cross, outlined chi! Junior Red organisations. Ml‘. Gilmore presented the Red

mm- w llmuir school which hes won this honor for the lewd vs yesr. The rec- ord ol Caledonia Junior Red Cross Wes worthy of mention.

Mr. D, B. Lusty gave a very m. structive address on the Maritime School Broadcasts which he stated W" l)" "i001 H8111)’ commendable 5011001 bPOB-dcﬂst anii-tion anv- where. He outlined the dag} broadcasts on'all subjects and ti?! great contribution made b" "vi-c. .________.

Cleared of" DISCHARGE

\ "I found thst Ceisrrh-o-zone f soothed my whole respiratory sys- tem. You ssve hours of downright mlwrv by using Cetarrh-o-zone when you ﬁrst begin to shiver or sneeze. For e dependable means of rea , up e stubborn cold, l hold "l1 both hands for Csierrh-o-nne: t is so simple to use. so prompt in action. Under the soothing inﬂu- ‘ence of Cstsrrh-o-sone, the phlegm breathing becomes ens er,

quick- soreness

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out of my 0m: dried up the run- nin matter in t e nose snd made my esd fssi clear. Catsrrhsl head- ac e and sin over thee es went Illo- Y“. l do urge sll so erm to use Cstsrrh-o-Iose. "

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of comrades who will months in hosp died. And he i

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not return and of others who

ital. He is thinking about de nden s ‘thinking of his own future an He realizes that he has a handicap of years to ov

those who held civil jobs while he was away ﬁghting.

When he was in the service, he realized what the aftermath less thousands of his comrade

Double your purchase of Loan Bonds. You have a

ck nsvin stthesemewelkinbt tiortseesliiid, it zvillsbe easy. By donb

to pa for them. mou y rate as

the forthcoming Ninth Victory year to ssve for them and a yes:

your order for Ninth Victory Loan Bonds, you kee hi

with every returned man and at the some time forti

your

own ﬁnancial position to take advantage of postwar opportunities that lie ahead; -

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if such broadcasts can be utilized, that is, if radios can be installed in the schools.

Mr. d, general- secretary e ca Island Teachers‘ Federation, die- cussed the reorganization of the P.E.I.T.F., and oi the work which can be accompllmed by a strong teachers’ union.

Mr. Angus A. Gilmore, district supervisor, spoke upon the subject oi’ social studies, (the study o! our society and the way in which this came about). and the importance o! this in the building o! a better world. He stressed the im ortance of pupil activity in all p sses of

k: such as, class collec- tions, open disoulsl work, pgiil prises. e s gve many helpiui suggestions in e teaching and testing oi “geography and history.

Alter r. lmore‘: address, the mornin session sdloumed and all did j to a delicious

the Uigg Women's Institute.

AFTERNOON UIIBION

presented necessity of the n oi these nature clubs was streseeddlot onlpob this peak- er but ‘b; the lcl win: s lcor, Col. W. Jieid 9.8.0., I .BA., who spoke on the rieed for proper entertsinment and recreation deﬁle unlined lu ism‘.

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not blame the teachers for this condition but said that the rural teacher was forced to attempt the superhuman task oi teaching ten

es.

The uestion box, conducted by Miss llgury Bell and Miss Sylvia MacNeill, proved to be both enter- taining and instructive.

A discussion on the need tor revision oi the entrance examina- tion was led by the president, Mr. hhtlvan Beers,

The nolnlnatin, committee brought in its report which was adopted as Iollowsi '

President, Mr. Nathan Beers.

Vice-president, Miss Catherine Fraser

Beore , Miss Janet Gilmore.

Mr. N Beers and Mr, Wil- lard Brehout were appointed to the board o! governors of the Prince Edward Island _Tcachers Federation. '

The following A solutions, adopt-

thanks u; the Women's Institute 0.! Ulgg for their excellent dinner and to th Or e

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School

Ml‘. J. B. MacDonald,

retzry oi the Teachers Mr. A

wpervlso- Mr Willard. 192i? m?’ on w. iv lieid- m m‘

- - . . Edward MacPhaii and Professor W.A. Mac- Phee for their inspiring addresses.

4.. Whereas the entrance ques- tions do not adhere closely enough

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5. Resolved that we thank i president, Mr. Nathan Beers! ﬂlmbly presiding at this oonv tion and for his representing U! the meetings oi the Teachers’ ~ eciétlilve during the past gar.‘ i

e meeting closed sll! the National Anthem.

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l. Resolved that the teachers express their thmka that. eace victorious has to

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