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ilationai Temperance Study Oourse i948 Winners

PLINOI COUNT!

Juniors. I Yrs. end Under

1st: Verdun Reeves, Freetown. Thane Drummondf Freetown; Gail Drummond. Freetown; Mary Hef- fell, Freetown; Garth Drummond, Freetown.

2nd: Irwin Drummond, Free-

town.

3rd: Donald lVXacArthur, Surn- rnersirie; Keith Setson, O'Leart'i Frederick MacAusland, Bloomfield; Catherine Callback. C. Bedeque.

4th: Ronald Wright. Bedegue; Cattle A L , Bedeque; David Profitt, Freetown; Donald Profitt. Freetown; Joan Stetson, O'Lsary.

l0 and ll Years

1st: Shirley Jar-dine, Freetown.

2nd: Myrna Cousins, Kenaington: Helen MacMilian, Kenslngton; lone WrightfFreetown; Helen Huestls. Summerslde; Herbert Crockett, Summcrslrle; Shirley Jewell, Bede- que.

3rd: Barbara Legge, Summeralda; Ethel White. Summerslde: Gordon lluestls. Summerslde; Sally Web- ster, Kenslngton.

4ih: Elizabeth Brookins. Ken- singian: Joan Bmvness. Kenslngton; Garth Harris. Summcrside; Garland Harris. Summersidc; Kendal God- kln, Summerslde; Stuart Drum- mond. Freetown: Roger Burns, Freetown; Audrey Millar, Summer-

side; Alberta Jean MacAusland, Bloomfield.

5th: Ellen Cornish, Bloomfield; Freda MacAusland. Bloomfield;

Gemge Carruthcrs. Bloomfield; Alan Coilett, Bedeque; Garth Toombs. Bedeque.

Inbennodiatos, ll, 13, 14 Yrs. 1st: Lelia Crasweli, Bloomfield; Pauline Moose, Kenslngton; Brewer Auld, Freetown; Sidney Drum- mond, Freetown; Harry MacAus- land. Bloomfield; Rose Reeves. Freetown. 2nd: Freda Stetson, Freetown; Janet Bradshaw. Searletown; Ken- neth Blakeney, Searletown. 3rd: Phyllis Taylor, Freetown; Ruth Huestis, Summerslde; Robert Huesiis, Summerside. ' 4th: John Montgomery. Bedeque; Jean Reeves. Freetown; Beryl Woodsidc, Kensington; Lila Cras- well, Bloomfield. 5th: Ruth Webster, Kensington; Georgie Doull, Bedeque; Evelyn Du- var, Bedeque; Calvin Carruthers. Bloomfield; Vernon Cornish, Bloom- field. '

Seniors, 15, 16, 17 Yrs. 1st: Helen Moase, Kensington. 2nd: Ruby Drummond. Free- town; Charlotte Cairns, Freetown. 3rd: Phyllis Drummond, Free- town. 4th: Edgar Taylor, Freetown. QUEEN'S COUNTY

Juniors. 9 Years and Under 1st: Audrey Millar, Hampshire. 2nd: Beryl Easter, North Wilt- shlre; Connie Clark, North Wilt- shlre. ' 3rd: Trevor Campbell, North Wliishirc; Grant Edwards. Hamp- shire; Donald Parker, North Wilt- shire. 4th: Arlene Ciow, Hampshire; Mary Proud. Hampshire: Errol Campbell. Darlington; Melvin Mac- Neill, North Wilishire. 5th: Muricl MacDonald, York; Donald MacPherson, Darlingion.

10 and 11 Years

1st: Elaine Cooke, York.

2nd: Doris B. Andrew, New Glas- Donna Gay Farris, North Wlllsiilrc. 3rd: Elizabeth MacDonald, York: Joan Campbell, North Willshire; Joan Balderston, North Wilishlre; Sylvia Clark, North Wlitshire. 4th: Donald Smith, Pownal; Joan

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Stewart. Hampshire; Edgar Parker, North Wiltshire. 5th: Evelyn MacPherson. Hamp- shire; Alma Edwards, Hampshire; George Proud, Hampshire; Katie Mncleaod, Darllnglon. Intermediates, 12, l8. l4 Yrs. June Bowman, North Wilt- Mnrlnn Clark. North Wilt- Gludys MacDonald. Yorlr; My/run Loaler Ling, York. 2nd: Raymond Clark, North Wilislnro; Marina Ward. Hemp. shire: Jnycc Floater, Hampshire; Wilma Dnnvoll, North ll/Iltshirc. 3rd: Audrey Kilson, Hampshire; Sliirlcy While, llnmpshlrc; Bar- bara Edwards. Hampshire. 4th: Lloyd Mnclieun, North Wilt- shire; Marina MacLean, North Wilt- shlre; Norman Brown, York; Cath- erine Nicholson. Darlington. 5th: Betty MacLcod, Darllngton; George C. Bruce. Pownal; Lutle Campbell, North Wiltshire; Milton Ward. Hampshire; Vaunda Stewart, Hampshire.

Seniors

1st. Cleveland Stewart, shire. 2nd: Randolph Nicholson, Dar-

lington.

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Provinoial Honors Juniors. O Yrs. and Under 1st: Audrey Miller, Hampshire; Verdun Reeves, Freetown; Thane Drummond, Freetown; Gail Drum- mond, Freetown; Mary l-leffei, Free- town; Garth Drummond. Freetown. 2nd: Beryl Easter, North Wilt- ehiro; Connie Clark. North Wilt- ahire; Irwin Drumrnond. Freetown. 3rd: Donald MacArthur. Surn- rneralde; Trevor Campbell, North Wiitshlre; Grant Edwards. Hamp- shire. 4th: Catherine Callback. C. Be- deque; Donald Parker. North Wilt- shire. 10 and ll Years 1st: Shirley Jardine, Freetown; Elaine Cooke, York. 2nd: Helen Hueetia, Summeraide; Herbert Crockett, Bummerside; Myrna Cousins, Kenaington. 3rd: Helen McMillan, Kenaing- ton; Shirley Jewell. Bedegue; lone Wright. Freetown. 4th: Doria B. Andrew,

Wiltahire; York. Intermediates, ll, ll, l4 Yrs.

Pauline Moose, Kensingtoii Auld. Freetown: Sidney lfrru Freetown; 1-! a r r y

a Bloomfield: Bose

New Glasgow; Donna Gay Farris. North Elisabeth MacDonald.

1st: Leila Craewell. Bloomfield; ; Brewer rnniond.

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Persecution Oi Protestants In Bulgaria M

'NIW YORK. Feb. 1d -- (APT —- A report which said "outright per- secution" of Bulgarian Protestants began in January, 1948. on I06"! orders from Communist central headquarters in Sofia was given the Associated Press today by a travel- ler returned from Europe.

The traveller stipulated that neither his name nor his connec- tions nor the source of his report could be disclosed.

The report, which said that be- tween 30 and 40 pastors of the Uni- ted Evangelical Church were jailed during 1948. was prompted by the Bulgarian Communist - dominated flvernmenta recent announcement of the imprisonment of 15 church leaders.

They were charged with acting as spies for the United States and Britain. treason and violating the foreign currency law.

(Represented in the United

Evangelical Church are Congressist, Methodist, Baptist and Pentecostal faiths.) The report said the camps! n against the church got under way in January of last year when the Communist central headquarters in Sofia sent a directive for the "local agitators of the fniherland front (the Communist partyl."

This directive, the report said. accused Evangelical pastors of in- dulging "in a police of undermining the foundations of the people's power.

“These pastors intend to demobil- ize the people and to divert them from their only path to salvation, the path of' democracy and social- ism." the report quoted the direc- tive as saying. The directive then ordered "the local agitator-e" to go to "their meetings in church, and to ask them the following questions: "l. What is your attitude toward the building of our state and the power of the fatherland party? 2. 1f you have a positive attitude. how do you express it practically? 3. From where do you obtain the financial backing for your church and pastor? 4. What is your atti- tude toward the policy of the Anglo- Arnerlcans aiming to kindle n new war and to enslave foreign peo- ples‘! and 5. Why do you not speak out against inciters of war?" A number of arrests and beatings ofmclergymen followed. the report sa . In June, 1948, the report said. the government addressed a circu- lar letter of directive to all church leaders, that they should: 1. “Not criticize the govern- ment; support nationalism; acknow- ledge and preach that the state stands above the church; support fully Ill government measures and train theological students to fulfil government obligations." In addition, the directive stated that "since every Bulgarian is ex- pected to become n member of the fatherland front." all pastors and priests must join the groun and

should counteract anti-Communist and anti-Russian propaganda from U" Pulpit and church press; should display portraits of govern- ment leaders in the churches and should preach love for state lead- era. "The churches made certain con- cessions through their publications and the ministry of foreign affairs assumed editorial control. "NOHQi-llclell. in July. 13 pastors were imprisoned and their corre- pondence taken by the govern. ment to be read. "By November be ween 3O and 40 in all were in pris n."

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Lester Ling. York; Freda Stetson. Freetown; Janet Bradshaw. Scarle- town.

3rd: Kenneth Blakcncy, Ken- lllngton; Raymond Clark, North Wiltshire: Marina Ward, J-lamp- shire; Phyllis Taylor, Freetown. 4th: Ruth l-luestis. Summerslde; Robert Huestis, Summerslde; Joyce Easier, North Wllishirr; Wilma Deacon. North Wlltshlre.

Seniors, ll, l6, 1'! Yrs.

1st: ‘Helen Moase, Kensingion. 2nd: Ruby Drummond. Freetown; Charlotte Cairns, Freetown.

3rd: Phyllis Drummond, Free- town; Edgar Tayior. Freetown. 4th: Cleveland Stewart, Hamp- shire; Randolph Nlcholsom- Dar- iington._

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Asks For Generous Support In Ooming Red “Gross Drive

OTTAWA, Fob. l’! — The Gov- emor-General of Canada. issued a statement today calling for "aimle- henrted and generous support" of the forth-coming March appeal of the Canadian Red Cross Society.

“As long as distress and suffer- ing exist in the world," said His Excellency. "as long as misfortune ioo large to cope with individual- ly overtakes man. so long will the necessity exist for the world-wide humanitarian work of the Red Cross.

“The appeal of the Canadian Red Cross Society in March for $5,000» 000 to carry on lls peacetime work gives each of us the opportunity lo work together for the good o! all. to work with. and for each other. 1n contributing generously to this work. we contribute io the health and well-being of our na- tion.

“The National Blbod Transfusion Service. which plans to make blood freely available to all who may need it; the Outpost Hospital and -Nurslng Stations which serve ‘iii isolated areas in our country; the continuing services to veterans of three wars. as well as the many other services all directed toward alleviating and improving (he con- ditlons under which we live. make the Society's cause worthy of whole-hearted and generous sup- port."

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