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...0'LEAllY PASTORAL CHARGE __'rhe United Ohurch of Canada. Rev. W. G. Dickson. BA, Minister. The services for Sunday. October 24th are as foliowsz-West. Devon gt l1 A. M. Bloomfield at, 2 P. M. Brae at 3.30 P. M. 0’I..eary at 7.30 P, W. Sunday School at the usual hours Everyone welcome.
..M.B.. AND MRS. CLUB-The Mr. and Mre. Club of Trinity held 11; second meeting in the Young people's Room of Elpworth Hail this week. Mr. and Mrs. John Hop- klri: presiding. The meeting open- ed with a brief devotional period conducted by Rev. K. G. Sullivan. ylans were laid for the minstrel show to he presented next. week and which is being sponsored by the club. The Don Adamss were gppointed as promotion managers while the Harold Rodds are to act as business managers of the show. Two films on health and one sing song film were much enjoyed and a delicious lunch was served by the ladies of the executive. S
—TB.INITY MISSION BAND MEETlNG-Jlrinity United Church Mission Band held its regular meeting on Monday afternoon with t‘: monbers present. The presi- dent. W883’ Gordon was in the chair. The meeting opened by re- peating the Members‘ Purpose end
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—BEDIQUE UNITED CHURCH CHARGE. — Services Sunday, October 341th. Bededue 1.1 A. M. Albany 7.30 P. M. Service at. Bor- den ll A. M. conducted by Mr. Reginald Graves, Student. Mt. Al- lieon. Rev. W. Burton Crowe, BA, Minister.
—C. G‘. l. T. MEETING — The Guiding Light C.G.I.'.l‘. group of Trinity Church met in the Girls’ Room in Epwprth Hall on Monday evening with the president Birdie Cairns in the chair. 'llhe devotion- al exercises were prepared by Joyce and Janet Bell and con- ducted by Jean Cairns and Dop- othy Cannon. Work was begun on posters for the missionary protect. Plans for a Halloween party were discussed.
—KINSM'EN MEETING — 'l‘he regular meeting of the Kinsmen Club of Summerside was held on Tuesday evening at Leo Coyle's Restaurant with Harry MacFariane presiding. Bill'Fridgen gave his report on the refrigerator lottery, which had turned out very success- ful. Delivery had been taken by the winner. Mr. H. McLure. Dave Car- negy gave an interim report on the carnival and said that the gross receipts were very satisfac- tory. He will give a final report at the next meeting. Maurice Mill re- ported that Mayor Arnett advised him that Halloween would be ob- served in Summevslde this year on Monday, November 1st, and it was derided that the Halloween party for the children would be held on that night.—S.
uinging tile Mission Band Hymn. After the business period "A Lit- tie Seed 113)’ Inst Asleep" was sung by Joyce Burns, Audrey ivoodside, Irene Cotton and Irene leer-d. Hester MaoPhee gave a piano eolo and Lorraine Johnston read the scripture. The superin- tendent. Mrs. A. A. Lockhart told e portion of the book “Dyke Against the Sea", after which Mrs. Chesley Robertson oflered prayer, followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. The oflering taken by Arthur and Stewart Morrison was dedicated and the meeting closed by singing "Around the Throne of God in Heaven" and the Mission Band Benedic- tion. A treat. of candy given by the ladies was greatly enjoyed.
5 _ lteving station agent at Alberton.
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iiozer. owned by Morrison and Mac- flae Ltd., has been working along with e crew of town employees llile week on the former Legion property on Central Street, which is new owned by the Town of Summerslde. The building had been purchased this summer by Mr.‘ R. B. Rankin and dismantled. Now the bulldozer is levelling the lot and filling up the cellar and now it is not apparent that a house ever stood there. /. large number of the tall trees which were dead have been cut down and all the bushel torn out. Some of ,the trees will likely be left standing. The property was form- erly owned by the late Mr. Justice A. C. Saunders and after his death it wee purchased by the Canadian Legion. During the war a war eer- vice canteen was operated in the building end after the end of hoe- tilltiee the Legion put the property up for sale and it was purchased by the Town. It has not been de- cided to put it to any definite use but it. is a centrally located pro- Derty available for any important use that might turn up. It would be an ideal location for a new hotel 0r a civic building. in the mean- time it will likely he used as a Public park-S.
Personals
~1ilisr Rita Glllis, telephone op- erator at Moncton, N. 8.. is spend- ing her vacation with her parents.
Hubert and Mrs. Glllis, Indian Riven-S. LMII. Robert. Copeland of
Teunton. Mess, is spending s few weeks with her sister and brother- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fenton Sim- mblll 0‘ PNUUIL
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mm be surprised lust how hefl! W"! glue; priced at
Piggy Benlrs in two the dlekene end you'll find them
_ I. Are you heels no further — iersey Pullovers or "T" Shirts in Melt. These wash like e hush!’ llld comfortable to weer.
- l. Keep your floors elenr end 819N111!!! Wm‘ WAX '- m‘ "h" Moran treatment for floors. furniture and
Depertnent ere complete etoche of
filvhnsonb Perte We: end Glo Coet-Simenls Peete end Se _ "l! (We wonderful) Waxes. There ll eleo Slmonle Furniture We! in all- urel, walnut and meple eolore. Any end ell 01..
Wlll glvo e herd. gleaming flnlsh
{well kept appearance. Order your
l-hrdwero Department.
I l. ALpreecnt there ere eerue "Merle Section. The "lloeabelle" ma.» end lnlehed. Ill pleln white Ill 4.25. With e flne 1m top the
m only twe of the lovely Slips new the Dry Geode Delllrtment.
filth the lovely lingerie tn_ u
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the Youth Centre n» long sleeved striped wit“
gm] require no lronlnl- Thef" ""1- Buy Cotton Pullovers tn the Youth Centre.
eleee ere It to S8 prleed at 5.85. These
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iDlose Dali iln Truck
Three West Prince men narrow- ly escaped serious injury and pos- sible death when the truck in which they were driving went out of control and plunged through the railing of the Montrose bridge in- to about ten feet of water Tuesday evening. The men were: John Clark, Alberton, who was driving.
‘Walter Vi/ells, Brooklyn and Roy Gallant of Wellington. who is rc-
The men were coming from Nail Pond with a load of shore gravel .when in some manner, Mr. Clark v lost control of the vehicle which _ struck a telephone pole and emash- 4 ed through the railing on the west side of Montrose bridge into the water. The door of the cab was thrown open before the truck struck the water and the driver lClark) was thrown clear. The other two men managed to get out safely although Gailanfs coat got caught giving him a few unpleas-. ant moments before he managed to get it off. '
The truck is considered a com- plete loss but it is understood that 1t is covered by lnsurancerwS.
S’sida Dwelling Badly Suited
-Sumrnerslde firemen foulht a stubborn blaze in a dwelling for about an hour last night before it was extinguished. The fire was in the residence of Dolor Arsenault on Northumberland Street and result- ed in the building being badly gut- ted, with considerable damage caused by both fire and water.
The blaze broke out about 11 o'clock and was in one upstairs bedroom, in the attic and in a wall in a hail on the first floor. Most of the furniture was removed from the storey and a half house.
Mre. Areensult end the children were in bed when the fire wee die- covered. Mr. Arleneult was away from home.
Origin of the outbreak ie un- known. There was a small ernount of insurance.-—S.
pig wlll become . . . You can 1.25 and 1.95. They're out!’ l! Ln the Furnigure Department.
ghoppllll around Ior School Shirts for your W“!!! 11¢?
.1." g . 4 and 6 for only 9S cents
wood work. In the llardwere
Old English Peete and Liquid Weree lf-Polleh-
these well known Weeee which preserves the wood end ll"! household We: WWII" 1"" "l9
very lovely SLIPS on display In the slip is etrelght out. It's beautifully crepe the eleee are S2 to 4D - priced
Sblde Young Peoples
5 Island. River Watch,
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Meetings Are lleld _
Trinity Y.P. U. mot in the yctmg people's room of npworth Hall on Tuesday evening with the mis- sions oonvenor, Willard Hogg. in charge o1 the opening meditation. Rev. K. G. Sullivan onducted the Bible study. A missionary piayett in which the ills of “One World" called "lillisslon Morons" were ably treated by the Doctor and dis- missed with Chrietfe greet com- missions. was then enjoyed. The characters were: Doctor, Willard Hose: Patient “One Wor ". Lois MacDonald; "Mission lllorons" (voice) Bernice Udetene.
‘me Young People's Society o! the Church of Christ met in the
Church Hall on Tuesday evening. The worship service was ’ ‘ ‘ by Prank Best. The hymns sung were "Wonderful Works o! Life" and "There is Power in the Blood". The Scripture read was psaim 11.2. Garth Ilnkietter presided over the business period. Ar- rangements ware made for the Halloween social to be held next week. Several interesting and in- structive films on Grand Manan and other facts concerning Canadian life were shown by William Mouse and Lloyd Parsons andwvere much ap- preciated. The meeting closed by singing “Into My Heart" and re- peatlng the MizpB-h Benediction.
The Baptist Junior Y.l=. U. met. at 6.45 on ‘Tuesday evening with Malcolm Palmer in charge of the devotions. Donald Lefurgey pre- sided over the business period. The subject for discussion was "What ‘is God Like"? A recreat- ional peniod was enjoyed after the meeting.
The Senior Baptist-YA’. U. met in the church hall on Tuesday evening. Mrs, Bruce Johnston conducted a brief meditation and Jack McFarlane was in the chair. The ndnister led a general discus- sion on "What is God Like?" The builders. Ernest Morrison, Captain. won two points, and the Wreck- ers, Ted Poole Oapta/in, no points. Four new members were welcom- ed. Volley ball was played after the meeting. S
Ambassador Sheds New Light 0n Base. Df Collaborators
(By Pierre Dubols) MONTREAL, Ovt. 21 — (CF)- Franclsque Gay. French Ambassa- dor to Canada. indicated here today his Government intended to stand pat on the aloof attitude it has maintained toward alleged Vichy collaborators uovv living in Quebec Province. In reply to a~question during a two-hour long press conference, he said that France. which has made no formal demand for the men, has no extradition treaty with Canada. "Alter the publicity the Montreal press has given the cases of these men. I don't think the time would be appropriate for France to in- itlate steps for an extradition treaty." the grey-bearded diplomat told about 5O reporters. Contrary to expectation, Mr. Gay did not mention the cases o! the four alleged wartime collaborators whom the ‘Canadian Government has given permission to remain in Canada. it was expected he would give his Government's side of the story. The French diplomat devoted meet c! hie conference in the red- cerpet salon of e Montreal hotel to lh-ench justice as it hue operated since thc end of the Second World War. He said he had refrained from commenting on the cases o! the alleged collaborators et conferen- ces at Halifax and other Maritime points because the question was one involving Canadian sover- eignty.
MJLS. Sunday School Convention
MIOINOION. ha. Oct. It - (CP) — Officers c! the Maritime sundsy school convention o1 the Maritime Religious /Educetion Council for the coming yeere were appointed at the 29th annual meeting continuing here today. They are as follows: President, Rev. R..A. Noble, Moncton; vice- president, DR. Downs, Saint John; Rev. G.N. Gillis, North Sydney, Re-v. William Bilson, Summerslde; secretary, Rev. EA. Betts, Lorne- ville, NB. Mornbere of the general board are an follows: G. Raymond Smith, Halifax; Rev. Austin Mec- Pherson, Fredericton; George Goold, Sussex; Ralph Rupert, Charlottetown; Rev. Austin Jer- dine, Auburn, NS; Headmaster LA. Parker, Seckvllle; Rev. R..S. Gunn, New Glasgow; Errol Mac- Donald, Halifax; Welter Shaw. Charlottetown; hi1. Show. Halifax: CL. Andrews, Middleton, N5; John MacKinnon, Saint John; Rev. A1‘. Baker. Newport Lend- ing. N.S.; CH. Chipmsn, Bedford, NS; Rev. G-AA. Bevertdge, Shu-
necadie; Casey Walsh, New Gleegow; Rev. Allen Gibson, Chee- ter; Rev. Flt. Currie. Sydney Mines; Rev. AG. Grows. Oomp- bellton; Rev. D5. Oeikin, ‘Prure; Rev. Frank H. Slnnot. Snrlnehlll: Mrs Kenneth Miller, Brootfleid Station, Miss Jean Boswell, Truro; and Rev, EB. Moriarty, Flaeter
Rock. The denomination groups met this morning. The United Church
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THEATRE "LADY m THE LAKE"
Robert Montgomery Audrey Trotter
Friday 8.30 Saturday 7.30-9.30
sccletc secretary of the Board of Christian Education of the United Church and the Baptist group was in charge of Rev. T.B. McDor- mend, editor of the United Bap- tist, Toronto and Rev. LB. Wilson, Baptist Maritime Field Secretary of Christian Education.
Miss Helen Edlck, n. professor on the staff of the Hartford, Conn. School o: Religious Education will address the final meeting of the convention tonight in St. John's United Church.
Revelation of the feet that Christianity is gaining strength in the mission field throughout the world was stressed by Rev. 13hr. OM. Nicholson, principal of Pine Hill Divinity Hall. in an address
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Kellogg’: ALL - WHEAT
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Reg. 42c lb. October Speziol .25
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GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
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'Aylmer's STRAWBERRY JAM 24 oz. bottle. Reg. 52c. October Specicl
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PRUNES—Size 40-50 l Reg. 21c lb. October Special
Island PORK and BEANS 16 oz. tin. Reg. 13c. October Special — 2 for ,
Yellow Eyed BEANS ‘ Reg. _l8c lb. October Spccicl L.;.;.,,.‘.,_,....... Q
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LONG RIVER. W. l.
The October meciixig of the Long River Womeirs institute met et the home of Mrs. Edwin Bernard. The vice-president presided and
last evening to the delegates. Rev. AAA. Beveridge, presidq ent, was in the chair and Rev. Dr. W.C. Machum conducted the de- votional service.
O.A. Mathews, Toronto, gave e demonstration of the use of visual eide lrvthe church school. He also showed a~film strip with recotd- ings and sound films.
Delegates were entertained at n banquet last evening in the social hall of St. Johns United Church by four ladies’ societies of the church. Mrs. T.C. MscDougall was the converter of the affair. Rev. R.A. Noble, was master o-f cere- monies and the ‘CODVGIlLlOlI presi- dent, Rev. Mr. Beverldge led the sing-song.
The roll call of communities represented was called and about forty places in Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and New Bruns- wick, Ontario and the United States responded.
Short addresses were also given by Rev. Mr. McDormand, Rev. Mr. Ftdlu. Rev. l-l.T. Jones end Rev. Dr. Mschum. '
BIG SEAFOOD CATCH
n. is estimated that 600,0C0.COJ pounds of oeafoOd are caught by
In etoelr . . . You'll be dellIMl-‘il
group was under the leadership of Rev. Prank Fidier. Ottawa. ea-
New England fishermen in a normal year.
opened the meeting in the usual manner. Roll call was responded
to by 15 members; two visitors were present. Minutes of previous meetlnS
were read and approved. Reports of iihs diflerent committees were given and new ones Bilipiikiild 1°‘ the coming nwnth as follows: Sick-Mrs. Oliver Painter. M-rl. W. J. Profiit. Miss Mae Found.
school-Mrs. Heath Campbell. Mrs. Allan A. Campbell. j Lunch-ms. James Bernard.
iMrs. Edwin Bernard, Mrs/W. J.
"‘ “Blonds ‘fiometLrrj I with Robert Kent oncl, Virginia Vole
I Proflti. Mrs. l-ledley Pavnier. i Program-Mrs. Eustace Paynter. I Mrs. Elwood Campbell- ‘ Correspondence was read and idlscussed; it was moved and sec- ,» onded $10.00 be given to salvation Army campaign. Mrs. Allan A. Campbell kindly invited members to her home for the November 1 meeting. The members were very i glad at this time to welcome Mrs. .W. J. Harrington who gave a ‘ most vivid and humorous descrip- tion of her recent travels through U. S. and Canada. A vote of thanks was extended to Mrs. Ha:- rlngton by Mrs. Emest Dunning. Meeting closed by singing God Save the King. Lunch was sen ed by the hostess and committee ill charge.
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