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li.I sun.-(moral lnoharist 1.00 p.rn.-lveasoag.

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T s. revue anamoan ommon The Pnrbh Church Ietablisbod 170 by Royal foundation the leverend Canoe J. T. Ibbotl. Rooter

Organist and Choir Director: Mrs. V. L. Dlngwoll

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..All Your pacer tor 'leiand grown plums.

loll IIJILDEIIS have your house wired on time. one year to pay. Consult Brown Electric.

..'l'ltYON UNITED Churches. Sun- day. September ith: Crapaud 9.45 A.M. Tryon ll A.M. Cape Traverse 1.!) p.m. Jlev. Floyd Archer.

..CllAPAUD AND SPRINGFIELD Parishes. St. John's Church. Crap- aud. - 8.00 am. Holy Communion. 11.00 a.m. Morning Prayer; These services will be attended by the A. Y. P. A. in Conierence at the Church Centre. Parlahoners will I please note the change in time of Morning Prayer. The Deanery A. Y. P. A. Officers will be installed at this service. St. Elizabeth's Church. Springfield. - 7.30 pm. Evening Prayer. Rev. George R. F. Ebsary, Rector.

In Memoriarn

in loving memory oi my dar- ling son Pie. Allan Faanlng of

supreme sacrifice h France on

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Eleven years ago I had to part

1"" ""':a"T3.:'l" """" win one i loved with all us: 1'": Em”. F.'.ng"::'i. I miss his face and kindly ways own” ' D .' Wlh him I spent my happy

days. lie never filed to do his best life heart was tree and tender lie wtrked so hard. fos- those he loved And is ass to remember. Oh wha I'd give to hear his voice And see his face once more or bear that familiar iootetep Corning to my door.

ladly missed and ever remem-

GOSPII. HALL berod bs lather Levine. on In :7 st a lung son and Uses: Prison It daughter. Archibald Mansfield M, Mr, 03II OI MIITINGI Acorn. leased away June 83th. A"

1081. age H years and Christenn Aeun McKay. May It. llll. age I years.

Hogan beloved and tale Hy rest

Sadness h our hearts prevails Since yon beds were called away not as long as life extends Memories oi yon will not end.

Sadly missed by aged pnrenh. Mr. md Mrs. I. J. Acorn and tamily.

In loving memory oi our dens- brotber. Pte. Dannie Meecorsnlck Pleasant Grove. killed in action in ltaiy on August II. 1944.

We Kink oi bb hisllenee

nu... Ills name we ole: ell Tm. nun. o.,.,..- n . 'l'here's nnthhg leitcte answer pail”... ”j, .".l lint his picture a the wan. Illiltlllw Lovingly remembered as bro- Al "I0-lie our liielvia. sister-h-law Annie

nednteeelrenda.

In loving mesnn-y oi oer dear breher. Pte. Allan Passing of Ploeent Drove who made he supreme seer-iiles h l'rnnee as September tth. ms.

In memory ei one wh when our paths have had to part

Who yet i never far irnnn on

let always close h bout.

Whose nboriehod memsty lives n

is eemfert as today and keep that dear one in ear ihonglah.

led step along life's way.

lediy missed and remembered 5! sitar Annie end brotiur-ia- law Melvh end atoee Iesnda.

in loving memory at oer deer brother. Pie. Alien Fanning of Plennnt Grove who made the supreme sacrifice h France on WM September on.

Deni ear dearest lee can sovor Tabs ur loving brodser iron ear 0. Der him from ear home forever o'er that cold dark rivu tide. h lb-ha: hapsy lend we'll post

win lain. loved and game beiesve Andnlegain with lay we not OE

Whenever pu-sings wll bone more.

Sadly missed and svc remem- bered by brother lienry, sister- la-law Alelisa and nephew Allan.

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..lllV. IICIIAII Wosteway, Cel- gary. Alberta a native U the pro- vlnce. will spoakiatheliirchliill Church oi Scotland. luadsy 1.30 p. In. September till.

..PABI-INTI 0! preschool children srelnvitedteafiln;-"'l'he'l'c- rible .Twos and The Trusting Tbroes" at Central loyalty Hell an Thursday, September It! at I p.m.

..PEN'l'ECOI'lAl. IILLOWIIIP Labor Day September 5th at Char- lottetown Services at I and I p.m. Lunches Served. Your fellowship is ceruslnly appreciated. Q. 3. Stairs, Pastor.

. "(ill-IAIILII OI Till IITI" Cos- met cs are e dispensed In the individual requiresnsnte at I. A. MacDonald's by Miss lllsebetls Stewsrtwbogri id thhoa- ours in her tuition at the "Charles oi the Rite” training school.

.TllE NOITI IIVII United Baptist Church services Iuaday Sept. 4th. long oak 1! a.sn. Clyde River 3 p.m.. gstoe 1.80 p.rn. Sunday Schoollangcrsd to a.m. Fairview ll a.m. North River ill

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ilinros-A: the lientville les- pital, us. on August ma, ms

Charlottetown. a daughter. I I ounces. Irma Ana. POOLE-At the Prince County lies- pital on Thursday. Qopt. lat, 1966. to Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pools. New Annan. a son, Herbert Frederick. 7 pounds. 0 ounces. MacLEOD-At Toronto on Aug. 15th. to Mr. end Mrs. D. G. Mac- Leod (nee Jerusha Lciurgey) a daughter.

LAB - At the Charlottetown I-lospital'on August 15th to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Larkin a son. 7 lbs. l1

DUFFY- At the Qsarlottetown Hospital on Aug. 3. 1966. to Mr. . Charles, Duffy. Fort . a daughter. MACLEOD - At the Charlotte- town Hospital August itth 1955 to Mr. end Mrs. John liaclnod, a son Gerard Michael. ROBERTS-At the Prince County Hospital on Monday, Aug. I. 1955 to Mr. and Mrs. John Rob arts, xlnkora. a son, weight 1 Isa, 11 ozs. PURDY-To Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Purdy (nee Annie Maciiayl a daughter Carol Elizabeth, on June 7th, 1955 at Victoria Hospital, Inn- don, Ontario. CLARK-At the Weston llospital on August 8th. 1056, to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clark. Alnsa. a sea. t lbs. 1 on. CLAPTON-At the P. I. 1. nos- pltal on August 8, libs. to Lieut- enant James Clapton. !.C.N.. and Mrs. Clapton, City. a daughter. ARSENAULT-At St. Joseph's Hospital, Saint John, N. I.. Aug. 8. 1966. to Mrs. and Mrs. lauis E. Arseneult (sq Madeline Mac- Phlerson) a son, Francis Edward. 0 be. O'CONNOR-Ant In &g's Ooenty

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Hospital, Montague. on August It. to IE. and ldrs. Atwood o'0onnor. Milltowa Rees. a sea. weidit I lbs. I one. ,

MacRAE-At the P. I. I. les- pital Aug. 8, 1055. b Kr. and, Mrs. Alexander liacnee oi Wat-i oi-side, Powaal, a daughtn-.

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ROI!-I055-In It. John's Preo- bytarian Church, Belfast. by Rev. D.A. Campbell. on Wednesday. August 31, Kathleen Marion. deng- hter oillr. and Mrs. ltowart lees. Flat River. to llobut Cameron. sons of Mr. and Mrs. John Robert Ross. Plnetts.

oavms-coon-at the Central Ohrlstian Manse. llsarlotlatown. on Saturday, Aug. fltb, ilit, H Rev. Marvel D. Dunbar, home Marina Good. Gsnrletlsiowa to John llraest Davies. Ioliast. WEEKS-PICKIRING-At Mar gate United Church on Saturday. August fl, 1005 by Rev. I. Heslam assisted by Rev. Dr. W. Iriggs, Leah Verena Pickering ts Freder- lsk Maurice Woehs both of Tor- onto. Ont. MACMILLAN-l0WB.L-At It. Ambrose Cathedral. Yarmouth, Nova Scotie on Saturday. August 2). 1956 I7! Rev. Arcade Thnresult Barbara Jase liowell to Dr. Ian C. Machiillsn, Char

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onto. Verna Charlotte only daugh-

a.m.. Clyde River I p.In. Stephan y Pleasant Grove who made the Ackland.

ARSENAULT - At Mt. Carmel. August 27th, 1955. Emile G. Ar- 8

arr”-wooo-on Fri- day, July 15. 1955. at 1 o'clock by the Rev. Edward Bishop oi tor-

ts oillrs. Wood and the late John Wood of Brookiield to George Daniel Clarence, son oi llir. and Mrs. George Dockendorii oi North

lllver.

IKINNII. - MACLAUCHLAN At st. Jamos'e United Church West Covohoad, August so, John W. Skinner. son oi Rev. and Mrs. J. I. Skinner oi Loggieville. N. 3., to Joyce Isabel Mlf;Ldliclilll, :'i Mrsl. James Mec-

C -. prforlnod by Rev. J. R. Skinnl aseisted by Rev. N. 3. Green.

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KYIIS-At Prince County 10.. vital. Ave. at. 1966. William 0.

K 9! Stanley arson. me as I. Y-At his home in mint-

rose, lhursday. Aupsst Ith Watson Donald Hardy. h is soul

ear ARSENAULT-On 'l1sursd.sy. Aug- ustIth.1D65.st'obohomsoihar daughter, Mrs. Angus liacxinnon el Pawtuckot. lt.I.. Mrs. Cohan- bus Arseneult formerly ot Sum- merside in her soul year. llAll.AM-At Springfield, Aug. 1. 1065, J. lrnost Hasiam h his 01th year. i

MACDONALD-At the lick Guild- rnfs liospital. Dullalo, N. Y.. on Aug. 19. 1965. Roger James, I- day-old son of Mr. and Mrs. James Macdonsld, Chippewa 0nt.. formerly st Rosoneeth. P.

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'l'lLOWSDALE- At Westmorelsnd Aug. 1. 1955. Edward iiowsdsle in his 52nd .V'

ENMAN-At the P. I. l, Hos- pital on Sunday. Aug. 3, 1966. Harry William Enman of Blue Ridge. Alberta. formerly of Ver- non River. P.E.I., in hi 84th year.

ensult. in his 72nd year. MATHESON-At the Prince Ed- ward lsland Hospital on Monday, August It, 1955. James L. Mathe- son in his 78th year. ' 'i'ROWSDALE- At Westmoreland Aug. 20. 1955, Edward N. Trom- dsle in his 52nd year. ' CARll.ll'l'll!1ltS-At the Prince County Hospital on Monday. Aug- uet 19th. 1965. John W. Carruth- ers of 115 Winter Street, Sum- merside. in his 40th year CALLAGIIAN-Suddenly at Dro- more on Wednesday. August at. me. Mrs. Frank Callaghan ks her 00th year. ' MaollAAC-In the Charlottetown Hospital on Wednesday. Aug. ll. 105, Mrs. Joseph A. Maclsaac.

lantln tr ugngengm, dtbewinaoxnreiseoiauthorlty

onnnrnncn re non as var an sounna-non The oontinuai and firm pra- ts IhhoIns:' of the sursorsoalmandstrongpc-DI!I1IlIII150tIl'0l'0d5 "5 lwsareisjudgsbythesdu-andthelrchllsironunthomou,.um,,g,..m,;..g.",.g1gg-ngpuugg.umarity,nndms catinnal reports. by the articles easily attain that stature oi full ,1. rad... '5... Huh 1 nod, 1,. gggegg um) kindness when written by learned jurists, and by human and supernatural dsvelop- mu lg", ",9 ad .3 "V, pogsbu, an ggvgg-lty when no-

tholatestdiscuasionsoithechlldment wbichlsthsresult oi an psychologists, we are witnessing a ordered borne.

return to the affirmation oi dia- But the exercise oi authority is cipllne and obedience as the basic not just a matter of laying down formative influence in the molding a law. of giving an order. or punish- oi eharsetu. '

in part a reaction from the ex- law is given to human being, not tremss oi the so-called ”progress- to robots; and these human beings ives" in education. in part a .-e- have differing powers oi intellect, action to the increase in juvenile varying capacities for service. un- delinquency.

deep satisfaction as we read such he who by his vocation as father. articles as that oi Judge Elijah or teacher, or government official, Adlow in the July issue oi The must exercise the authority of God,

perlancod jurist pleads tor the re at least, at the pa”

storatioe oi sound family his based wisdom, and the love at God. on authority and discipline. One- santsncs out oi many in tbatltsacher must realise that his de- artfcle is worth quoting:

of the horns which our parents and grandparents knew; young people mint be brought up and not left to bring them- selves up."

teacher, aasrclse authority and enforce discipline with full of- footivenses however. it is essential that there be a consciousness of the nature and source oi author- ity, as well as of the purpose oi authority. As St. Paul tells us, there is no power but from God. And all human authority is but a share h the Divine Authority by which lie guides meats of all created things.

are guided by the law of their nature which God in His wisdom has implanted h them, and which they cannot but obey. Rational beings. however. men and angels have freedom, that wonderful abil- ity te choose to serve God out of

Office Management '""- that they are for our soon. but in Business Aiinlnietssiten Bookkeeping . All bums; moieties are 0rltIn- some cases. there is necessary a Business law Accounting ized. just as the whole of cI'el'-l0" docile acceptance of a Divine com- Business Correspondence Typewriting

is organized, for the glory oi God. Man fulfills his part in giving glory to God by developing to full b

and supernatural perfection. Hence the organisation of the home first of all, then political states and oven international organizations.

NEED LAW. OIDII

law and the exercise of authority' in any organization. from a football i team to is chaos, and the end or purpose of that organisation cannot be at-: island: the growth in perfection of: the individuals or the states which constitute that society is never achieved.

for instance. the authority shared with him, they themselves?

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Saturday. Sept. 1. DIE The Guardian Page 3

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Thoughts For Our Time

By His Eminence Cardinal Iioanigan (Copyright)

cossary. Thus. and only then, will ebsractc thrive and the rounds-

bo laid for e law-abiding society."

ing when the law is broken. in the

This new emphasis on control in home. the school, the state. the Imperial Gal" O15.

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Pml-nqcd in tho Maritime:

equal powers of emotion. It is these ' In general, we can only feel a considerations that r ' us that commug. god, kiwi” 0",. ,,..k,

neas.warnsnseithellresoihell. And parents and teacher. fail in their exercise of authority it they fail to punish the child for dis- obedience.

Again. however, this must never be done h anger. or because the. parent or teacher has himself been irritated: rather the child must understand that the punishment in admlnist ad only as a deterrent to

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mands for obedience or his re- quests for discipline must not be unrsesonlng or simply arbitrary. Authority 1m I Nlrroim M "'0 iuture hardship, and because a

purpose is die perfection oi the , "non NM.” ” the wthomy: serious oiionse against authority. I

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should be given which in not for the good of the child. Further, where possible. the good that wiilj result from the obedience should: be made clear to the child in so, far as he can understand it. Noth- ing is gained from bodienco be- "u" it 1' WM Men" M I? hqulrlaa and applications are now being received for oom- mercial diploma courses in Maritime Corrsepondenao College. Low tuitione. good paying positions at end of course. Learn at borne in your were t"-mleeeons sent to est address once a week for correctlon.Aversge time spent in preparation oi as- i t Si ' not " i take morn than four seb- jocte from the list below. For complete inlormetion. please ad- dress lnquirloa to The P clpel. (loin-so oi study includes

peal is made to the child's in- Gregg shorthand (lisnpiiiisdt Business English spellinl

"We must recapture the spirit

and

In order that the parent, or die

the move- telligehce. Often, of course. the; child has not the experience or the understanding to see what is his good: and then he must be docile to the parent or t h. MAY NOT Ill REASON I We see this principle operative? in our own obedience to the laws of God; for the most part we see

Inanimate and irrational beings

mend whose reason we shall see. only in years to come. y Another important quality hi those who exercise authority is dignity, which is allied to peti- ence. No child can be expected to

5 Boot &. Shoe . Notice

This store wl be open for business starting Sept. l0llI. Saturday afternoon and night uns-I 9:30. at the request and for the oesomsnodetlee of our many friends and suerosners.

SHOWING A COMPLETE LINE OF-

leirssher courses are also available. other oosnmeretal subjects not listed can be taken upon request.

A. I-. IUBLEY. Prmbal.

We know that without order and-'

the United Nations, therei

But when a father or mother.- ean exercise well! which God has.

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