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pater almg money tenn a> Sc in, at iy. . ‘ ia rola Charlottetown, A something ‘which is set sion inquiry into Metre under. RURAL CHURCHES |_FEDERATION NEWSLETTER [2 Tee Gourd, There Nev. 18, 1965. (56a mey fat by HC Gear |eome . we Montreal recommended that the a ’ e . ‘ ” KINGS [School 10.48 am Rev Donald : , Canada Gives Green Light =u" 5 municipaitien within Metro ' (Nicholson, minister i WILL CHANGE METRO |be merged into four cities—Tor ‘ Despi U.S AdC kd lente, Etobicoke, North York | ae Sey BROOKFIELD PASTORAL | | pite U.5. FAOCKGOW?N | toronto (cr) — Legisla-|and Scarborough. The gover | Nov i, Holy Commamion if |Chureh Glasgow Roed: Worship | | | don giving Metropoitan Tor, ment has almost complcied re | Ww : : AWA (CP)—A continued “the number of people in | ‘ am. Rev. J. Stephen Sherren,|11 a.m. Suaday School 10 a.m. : lecsl of apoceral bon bass EEE Sey nee et Scnent will be introduced (mente oa the Goldesberg te- ‘ Priest-in-charge Hunter River: Worship ° 0 : a Canadian broadcast advertise. tired beeause of iron or vitamin |at the next session of the Om jport from all of these come . p.th. Brookfield: Annual Thank- ment for Geritol, the iron andideficiency is infinitesimally |tatic Cay ted ore ade he Grae Bn? Be MONTAGUE Baptist Pastoral. offering Service for the ceme- vitamin tonic that landed im hot |small,” @he commission paid. (the new Premier process of being examined, ' Rev. A.G.J. Steeves, MA.. BEd., tety, special music 7.30 p.m.| . water in the United States be| “The A royal commis-|Mr. Robarts. BD., minister. Sunday, Nov. 21. |Hartsville: Sunday Schoo! 10.30| jy J, LINCOLN DEWAR ings has not been as large és strates that there is much of our cause of its advertising. in a —

Montazue: Sunday School 10.00 a.m. Worship 11 a.m. Evensong 7.30 ».m. Murray River: Sun- day School 2 p.m. Worship 3.00 p.m.° Murray Harbor: Sunday School 2 p.m. Worship 7.30 p.m. Sturgeon: Sunday School 2.390 pm. Worship 1.0 p.m.

MONTAGUE Bible Chapel. The | Lord's Supper 9.30 a.m. Sunday | School and Adult Bible School | 10.45 am Evening service 7.30 | om

MURRAY HARBOR — Mur- tay River Congregation. the Un- ited Church. Sunday, Nov. 421. Little Sands: Worshin 11 a.m, | Murray Harbor: Worship 2.00 p.m. Church Schoo! 10 a.m. Mur- | ray River: Worshir 7.30 p.m. | Church School 10 a.m. Rev. Da-| vid Barwise, minister |

CENTRAL KINGS Pastoral Charge, the United Church. An- nandale: Worship 11 a.m. St. David's: Rally Service 3 p.m. Church School 2 p.m. Dundas: Worship 7.30 p.m. Church School 10 a.m, Rev. MR. Pocklington, minister

SOURIS — BAY Fortune Unit- ed Churches. UCW Thankoffer- ing Service Bay Fortune 11 a.m. Special music by the Kingsboro Choir. Closing service for Older Roy’s Conference Souris 7 p.m. Rev. Malcolm Smith, guest speaker at both services. Rev. FE. Phinney, minister.

THE PRESBYTERIAN Church. Thursday, Peter’s Road Preparatory Service 8 p.m. Fri- day, Murray Harbor North Pre- paratory Service 8 p.m. Sunday: Murray Harbor North, Holy Communion 11 a.m. Murray Har- bor South, Holy Communion 3

p.m. Peter's . Road; Church Belle Ri 7.30 in.| MYT: STEWART ware” applies School 6.30 p.m. Worship 7.80 ev, . Nee te a — St. Peter's While 7 . Graeme M. Fraser, minis- : the United Church. ile the Federation hasn't ie

pm. Rev. M. Cart Curete, enim: |e": Bay Gharee, Worship 135 em, bad ty wat maccess in Where ? ? ? - 3 d : Sunday School 10 a.m authorities

MONTAGUE Pastore! Charge,|_. TE PRESBYTERIAR Sunday School, 11.30 am. | legislation fm this con- Commodore the Presbyterian Church. St. An. |Church, Central Parish. Chureh- : Worship 9.45 a.m. Sun- ;nection the need seems to be in- rit - Chureh |i: Sunday School 10 a-m. Wor- iday — 10.45 a.m. St, Peter’s creasing rather than diminish- Room . i

: ship 11 a.m. Clyde River: Sun- |Bay; Wérship 7.30 p.m. Sunday '"s. ;

See ee een Mra Yar. |da¥ School 2 p.m. Worship $00 |Sehdol 10.30 a.m. [ROYAL TIME _ MAIN BRACE , re Worship 2.30 p.m St. |P.m. Canoe Cove: Sunday School | From November 12 to 3 Can- ; ' hotcow's. Sethe 10.30 oa Monthly ge Ev- be Aleery, Pastoral Ce at's aericuieure) showcase i COME ALONG AND) JOIN THE FUN he Sian ; ’ < , » 7.30 ening Hymn Sing, with special Inited Church. Sunday, Nov. | operating dressed up in Tor- | Attraction—S) DANCERS 4 Sioa gm rau 8 am ean rel Vaueceney fie” Sac Sains see umes | Spell : Why Wait for Christmas? Buy it Now at . , ’ |. Gills, minister. or 7.80 p.m. Rev, R.H. Bax- sort of show and if there is 4 TONIGHT 9 to 12 p.m. zy : :

Sunday School 11 a.m, Worship 7.30 pm. Annandale: Sunday School 10 a.m. Worship 11 a.m.

jsant Valley 7:30 p.m. Rev. Wil- | ham E. Hare, BA, BD, minis-

am. Clair MacLeod, studest | geDERATION MEETINGS

minister, Rev. Basil Lowery, i®| This week the directors each

terim-moderator.

Federation of Agri-

HUNTER RIVER Pastoral Mure ere holding meetings to make plans for the county an- Charge, the United Church. Sun- ae tings to

day, Nov. 21- North Wiltshire 1) a.m. Wheatley River 2.30 Hunter River 7.30 p.m

minister.

FIRST Pentecostal Church, Suunday, Nov. 21 Worship: Brooklyn, at George Clark’s 3 p.m. Mount Pleasant, school 7 pm. Rev. Q.R. Stairs, | minister.

pg jeven with increased member- ‘he held in January SEE CHURCH wt scotland.’ snip in the Federation that the scl be an annual ett P attendance at these county meet- Directors but

Sunday, Nov. 21. Stanchel 2 p.m. Rev, W.R. Un- | derhay, minister

be gm ena , Donald C. Powell, BA. BD., poe a the enennee 1949 the annual meeting of ‘ship of the Federation can ex- ipfess opinions and make recom- mendations. This is the grass‘ roots membership as compared {to the membership which comes and in this sensed sed the lin through other farm organiza- o wes pub-

tions.

We are forced to admit that

itor. St. John's, Milton: Morning |which will be

BRADALBANE PASTORAL (Prayer end’ Sermon 11 a.m. St.

Charge, the United Church, |Mark’s. Rustico: Sunday

Sunday, Nov. 21. Rose Valley 10 a.m. Bradalbane 11.30 a.m. Plea-

rington 11 a.m. Marshfield 2.00 p.m. Mt. Stewart 7.30 p.m. Sun- day Schools: Mt. Stewart 6.30 p.m- Harrington, YPS Tuesday 7 p.m. Adult Bible Class, Tues- day 815 p.m. COC and Explor- ers Saturday 2 p.m. Marshfield: COC and Explorers Friday 3.00 p.m. Junior Friday 7 p.m. YPS Saturday 7 p.m. Mr. Hugh ‘Lowry, Catechist, Rev. D. A. Campbell, interim-moderator.

VALLEYFIELD — Orwell Head — Belle River, the United Church. Sunday, Nov. 21. Orwell

Head, Sunday School Rally Ser- |!

vice 10 a.m. Valleyfield 11.30

Church. Mid-week Bible Study continues in the Parables of our Lord. New London Explorers

Chureh: Worship 11 am. Cavendish Bap- Often these complaints felate tist Church: Worship 3 p.m. Fredericton and Bradalbane Churches of Christ: Bible School

1.45 p.m. Evening Prayer, White

Gifts and Sermon 2.30 p.m.

CORNWALL United Church Pastoral Charge. Mr. Roydon Reynolds, minister. Sundey, Nov. 21. New Dominion 9.4 a.m,

Kingston 11.16 a.m. Cornwall 7.30 Charge, |p.m. Sunday Schools: New Do-

Minion 14 a.m. Kingston 10 a.m. Cornwall 11 a.m

NEW GLASGOW C hri stian Bible School 10° a.m.

10 a.m. Combined Worship at

Bradalbane 7.30 p.m. Mr. Merle factory but the buyer has not Zimmerman, minister.

MARGATE United Church Pa-

storal Charge. Sunday, Nov. 21. ‘New London 10 a.m. Margate |ket for farm machinery east of

11.90 @.m. Long River.7.30 p.m. |Montreal and yet to a greater |

Rév, W.A. Paterson, minister.

Worship: DeSable 11 a.m. Mr. David Compton will conduct the service. Rev. Ewen E. MacDovw- jor livestock to really appreciate

might be hoped. Larger atteb-|farm land that is not producing of dance would pfovide a better to any worthwhile extent. This tions originally was approved by situation means econontic loss the federal health department's to the entire province. Ia many food and drug directorate. It the cases present farm owners are was reviewed after a U8.

no longer able or

cross section of view 7" would, in addition, demonstrate stronger suppertt for Federation proposes.

Since its teorganization

Provincial Federation has been |Stessive a meeting of the Provincial and \ed

\County Directors, while the membership it was open to the Me.

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the the in a position serve and take part in the tussions without the right té tually vote. Certain other will have to be worked @t the moment the intenti to widen out the annual meeting considerably. FARM MACHINERY Infrequently we have brought to our attention incidents whete fammers have bought iteme jequipment which do not perform

real difficulty in satis- factory atieanaile . Very to

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ithe more expensive items and @ |recent incident involved a trac- tor costing well over $5,000.00, |this machine has not been satis-

|been able to get at any level of jthe compeny concerned, any sa- |

\tisfaction. } This province is the best mar- |

extent than is the case elsewhere | ithe policy “Let the buyer be-

jchampionship samples of jor hay, or tobacco, or potatoes,

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am. Lic. Myrtle Ingersol, pas-|Friday afternoon at 330 p.m. |8all, interim-moderator. lwhat excelience really means.

ey YPS meeting and election of of- : | While there is no way of know. ficers Friday evening at home| ALEXANDRA Baptist Church. |ing, we suspect that a number

MONTAGUE Pastoral Charge, |of Marilyn Campbell, Grahams the United Church. Sunday, Nov. | Road. Services for Sunday, Nov. a.m. | 21.

21 Lower Montague 9.45

Long River 11 am. &.

Sunday, Nov. 21. Worship 7.30

p.m. Rev. Ross Howard, special speaker.

of Islanders are visiting the feir and making acquaintances on a) jnational basis. For those who)

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Montagne 11 a.m. Sturgeon 2.30/John’s, New London 2.30 * p.th. |have the ambition to cope with | p.m. Ada Bible Study in Mon-|Geddie Memorial 7.30 p.m. Rev.| CAVENDISH Pastoral Charze, |the Toronto traffie we have com Leslie Files, minister. jthe United Church. Worship: jsiderable admiration, the loca-

tague Church 7.30 p.m. Rev. R. F. Burns, minister. |

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CHRIST CHURCH Cherry|Bridge 73% pm. Sunday hile navigation a necessity if,

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er | ANGLICAN Church cai ae : |

success the Federation has been and Springfield. St. John’s, Cra- | urging an organized apporach to

FREE CHURCH of Scotland.

Worship: Muprray River 11 a.m. |:

Sunday. School 2 p.m. Bangor 2 p.m. Belle River 4.30 p.m. Birch Hill 7.30 p.m. Sunday School 10| a.m. Rev. Ewen E. MacDougall, | minister.

MONTAGUE Church of Christ. Sunday, Nov. 21. Sunday School 10 a.m. Preaching and Com- munion Service 11 a.m. No even- ing service. Mr. Kenneth Norris,

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QUEENS

WINSLOE United Pastoral |

Charge, 9.30 a.m., Combined

Church and Sunday School at | Communion

Highfield. 11 a.m., at Winsloe South. Princetown Road. Rev. Goudge, minister.

THE PRESBYTERIAN |

Church. St. John’s, Belfast. Ser- vices of Worship 11 a.m. and 730 p.m. Rev. Donald Nichol- son, minister.

THE ‘east tame es

Church, Wood Islands. of Worship 9.30 am. Sunday

|Parish. Rev, A.E. Piercey, rec-

7.30 p.m., | TR. |

ere VERNON — Pownal Pestordl |problems related.to land use ia 11 am. St. Elizabeth’s, |Charge, the United Church. Rev. |this province. Regardless of. the Prayer 7. W.E. Grant, minister. Sunday! approach, land is our most in» Ness, Tec- Nov. 21. Pownal 11 a.m. Orwell resource whether it be |7.30 p.m. culture, recreation,

n devel- MILTON — Rustico Anglican| BUNBURY — Mt. Herbert Un- (Continued on page Il)

Springfield. Ev p.m. Rev. Michael tor.

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