AILENE DOWLING Arlene Mary Ellen Dowlln.. arts.

was born in Charlottetown on June 10, 1037. She received both. her primary and high school education at Saint Joseph's Con- vent, from which she graduated in 1953. The next year found Arlene at Saint Dunstan's University, where for four years she proved herself an apt student and a keen participant in extra-curricular act- ivities. She has held positions in the Sigma Delta Sorority, the World University Students' Coun- cii, the Foreign Mission " and the Dramatics Society.

Ariene's 'candid and true character won for her the friend- ship and admiration of all with whom she came in contact. Her interests have been so undoubted- ly those of the college. that St. Dunstan's can be sure of hav- ing in Arlene a worthy member of its Alumnae.

Her competence aud.ahility will surely insure her becoming a valu- ed member of the nursing profes- sion. which she plans to enter in

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September.

STEPHEN FITZGERALD

Stephen James Fitzgerald. com- merce, was born on Bell island. in Conception Bay. Newfoundland, on Feb. I9. 1088- At' an early age "Fitz" moved to Gander where he received his elementary edu- cation at st. Joseph's School. With a grade ten diploma he entered St. Bonaventurer College. in St. John's. in the fall of '52. where

with the ending'oi the school year 4

of I954 he had successfully com- pleted his grade twelve. During his stay there he displayed his abilities. not only In sports by his active participation in inter- collegia' hockey. but also in do- hating.

in the fall of that year Fits transfered to St. Dunstan's where he entered the sophomor. year of the Commerce faculty. In his first year here he was Secretary-Trct surer of the debating society and has been an active member ever since. He also took part in inter- mural basketball, softball and hoo- it

ey.

Steve leaves St. Dunstan's this year with a commerce degree. and plans to pursue further studies in the field of Chartered Accountancy Best of Luck. Fits!

-CHURCHES TOMORROW

Anglican Church

ST. PETEWS CATHEDRAL . Anglican

lochford square Tholovcrond Canon G.E.Moifds

Roctor. Tho Reverend W. G. llogg. Honorary Assistant Priest. organlu and Choir Director Miss loaaana Brenton. Uc. Manta

FIRST SUNDAY AFTER EASTER

1:10 s.m.-Mattias

8:00 a.rn.-Holy Eucharist

10:00 a.m.-Church school Service Presentation of Lenten Mission- ary Bones

ll:00 a.m.-Procession and Choral Eucharist

il:00 a.m.-Church school (Under 0)

7:00 p.m.-Eveaoong Dally services at usual hears.

All Welcome

ST. PAUL'S AN GLICAN CIIUBCII

Established lit! by ltoyal Foundation The ltoverond Canon J. 'l'. lbhott. Rector.

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Organist and Choir Director. Mr. ll. John llarrls. I.Il..C.0.

0.00-lioly Communion Il:00-Morning Prayer and lor- mon Sunday School will attend this service. P. station of Lenten Mission Boxes. Suhjoct: "Now Lilo for All" 7:00-(Nato Time) Evening Prayer and Sermon Snhiect: "ltesnrroction Lila" Visitors Ara Cordialb iavlol To Attend.

PRESBYTERIAN

TIlllKIRKOF8.JAMB

The Reverend 1'. II. I. lomoro. I.A.. S.T.II.. P.

0:45 a.m.-Church Ichooi

lI:00 a.ra.-Morning Worship and :0fDG: "Gd Makos All Things

ew" Anthem: "All in Tho April Ivo- " (Robortoa -

THE BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Prince and Fltsroy Streets

' Minister: Itov. II. L. Mittoa. l.A.. B.D.

Mrs. G. Elliott Full. Organist and Chair Dlrectd

9.45 a.rn.-sanday School

11:00 n.m.-Morning Worship '0bserVance of Believers Bapt- am

Sermon: "The Meaning of Bapt- ism by Immersion"

Anthem: "Lord. For 'I'hy Tend- er Merclca' sake (Farrant) 7:00 p.m.-Evening Service Observance of BeIlover's Bapt- ism

sermon: "Following Christ Ro- qulrea Pluck"

Anthem: " Thine Ear" (llimmel) Solo: "Let Not Your Heart Do Troubled" (Speaks): Soloist Misa Helen Wilson

Every Sunday is Resurrection DI!

ZION PBESBYTEBIAN CHURCH

Cor. Prlnco and Grafton Bio.

The Reverend W. Harold Irown. M.A.. Minister.

Mr. John Lea-Morgan. II-An 3. Mil. (ORION)

0rgnalstnadCholrDIrectoI'

0.45-Tho Charch school

It a.m.-Adult llhlo Class

II a.m.-Nursery School

It a.m.-Divtso Worship Members of the I.0.0.F. and Itebokalrs will attend. sermon: "Friendship - Love - Truth" Music:

1 p.m.-Divlao worship sermon: "May I Know Myself. May I Know Thee" " Music:

An Ara Cardin"! Welc-ml

TRINITY UNITED CIIIJROII Ministers

lav. A. Frank Maeiaon. LA. Iov. G. kward Christie. I

amass r. u:....... s.a..c.o. l organh and Dlroetm of Chain.

-1m3?"”P l0.00 a.m.-loaiar Claroh lchoai lI.In.m.-Prhaary and

aors

li:00 a.m.-Divine Worship

"Iostorors or Croat- chrtmto

logb-

BRIAN DOYLI On February 25. I030, Gwfll Brian Doyle was born in Chan-

lottetown where he received ilk Hfly education at Queen Square School. He entered the special Matriculation class of S-D.U. la the fall of 1952. The following year Brian began his Science course which he pursued with persovcr ance and integrity,

Brian excelled in all intramural 5POPts and has won the esteem and admiration of both the facul- ty and fellow students with his honor and more than pleasing personality..

in the fall oi 1954 Brian Join- ed the U.N-T.D. and had the pri-

During his sojourn at S. .D.U. y

FIRST PLACE CERTIFICATE

Miss Hazel Hunter. -left. presid-V. ROCIIIOTG Square School, who plac- ing officer at the morning's scs- ed first in Class 210. restircted to sion of the current Festival of City Schools, Grades 3 and 4. The Music held yesterday at Notre Rochford Square entry were a- Dame Convent auditorium. pre-lwarded 06 marks for their per- sents first place certificate to Miss for-mance in this class by adjudi-

Leah McAvinn. representative of the Choral Reading group from:

caior, Miss Helen Yeo.

vilege of serving on both I” C0!-513 during his summer train- llI8- Thllhpring he will receive his commission in the R.C.N. (Re- aervei- Next year Brian intends to continue his educgton in the field of Medicine.

. THOIIGIIIS FOR OUR IIME

By Ills Eminence Cardinal McGulgah

Mr. Diefenbuker Arrives Tomorrow

Mr. John Diefenhsker. National Leader of the Progressive Con- servative Party. accompanied by Mrs. Dieienbaker will arrive in Charlottetown on the evening night front Moncton tomorrow evening.

On Monday there will he a re- ception for Mr. Diefenbnker st Montague at 10.00 s.m. At noon he will fly by charter flight to Summerside where he will have lunch at the Officer's Mess at the R.C.A.F. Station.

At 8.00 pm. Mr. Diefenhaker Will

PATIENCE UNDER SUFFERING BRINGS MEN NEARER GOD In striking words,St. Paul des-

scribes' th e continual suffering

which the Christian life demands in "via are put to death all the day

ng.

At first sight this rather start- Ies us: most of us are hardly con- scious of suffering anything so spectacular as a martyrdom. Yet no one can avoid suffering; the tradegy perhaps is that we fail to use what suffering we experience as a means to holiness.

The virtue which helps us to suf- fer. and to make suffering a real help to growth in the love of God. is patience. Too often we think of

M4,", I Public meeunx u an patience as a static. dmpnssive Rollaway Club in Charlottetown. q"'l,"V3 "WI khmel 'j"Pl'"u”" Mr. ",4 Mn N - L - Wm 5, Si cl .. phrase.

staying at the Charlottetown Hotel and will leave on tho oarly flight for New Glasgow .Nova Scotla. Tuesday morning.

GREAT BRIDGE

The steel arch bridge at Syd- ney. Australia. built in 1032, eros- ses the harbor in. one span of I,- 170 feet. ' '

FREE CIIUIICIIOF SCOTLAND

lirchwootl ltroot Minister: Rev. J. I. llshop. BA.

to a.ns.-hbbath school and nitric Class II a.ns.-Service sermon: "Tho Jouraoy to Ern- mans" 2:30 p.m.-service in Dtanehol 1 p.m.-Service sermon: "Tho Wino shins" "Trust in the Lord with all thlao heart: and loan not Into thine own nadorstaadtng. In all thy ways. achaowhdgo Rim. and Ilo shall direct thy paths." Proves-bo 0:l,t.

C

HAR BIBLE CIIAPIIL

2:! Cumberland St. at laagwarll Avenue.

"A llhlo Preaching Conic. Pro

claiming The Lord loans Christ

as the only lavtonr oi ltnnors.”

0:8 a.sn.-Tho Lord's loppsr for Iollsvars

i1:I a.m.-'l'ho Family Bible Iioar. featuring a programrn for the entire tnmliy. Special Chalk Talk will be given by Mr. shaatn from Potsrhorongh. Ont.

8:45 p.m.-"Trnth for Today" (Radio broadcast over CFC?) 7:00 p.m.-Ev lorvtce song Leader and Soiotu: Mr: Joseph woottoa: Speaker: Mr. Orville Shanta. Peterboreagh. Cat. A lapthmal Service will be hold at the close of the Bar pel Meottag.

"A Warm Waicomo Awaits Yon"

, Glasgow Fire Department

"like Patience on a monument." But if patience is a virtue. it is not a negative quality; it is a power. a

Coming Events

Booking clover seeds. MacGul- gan and Doyle Ltd.

Variety concert Hampton Hall Friday evening. May loth. Auspic- es Melville and Lorne Lodges.

Cleaning grain until May 20th. Come early. Everett Gallant. Oys- tsr Bed Bridge.

Regular Saturday night dance. St. Peter's Bay Hall. Messers. Or- chcstra.

Rummage Sale in basement of Hearts Hall. Trinity Church. Sat- urday, April 27th at 2.30 p.m.

square dancing. Saturday night. New Glasgow Hall. Sponso cd by Junior Farmers. Door prize.

Grand Bingo. St. Andrew's Hall. Mt. Stewart, Monday April 3. I p.m. Extra good prizes. jackpot 850.00. Door prize.

Dance. Stanhope and Cuvchead Community Hall. April 27th, dan- cing 9-I2. Sale of ' h p. 4 in aid of ball.

Attention farmers-We are now custom cleaning grain daily at Charlottetown and Summerside Mills. P.i.. Morris. Shur-Gain Feed Service Mills.

The final meeting of tie New will be held in the school on Tuesday. April 30. Important business. All interested are urged to attend.

Our stores in Crapsud will be open Tuesday. Thursday and Sat- urday evenings and closed Wed- nesday aftenioon commencin this week. Weddell Bros.. Parker Can- field and Raymond Molyneoux (barber).

Ra-discovered"

It is fascinating to trace the Acts of the Apostles the amasiag results of character development. Paul introduced a new pay- chology. a psychology as effec- tive as it is true. Paul gave to the whole world this great and

degrees ofcharnctor growth. Whatwe becoms.nstwhotwobeIleveis

source of strength.

All of us have a ienden y to re- bel; to rebel against circumstanc- es which we find oppressing or distasteful: to rebel against LIC persons who displease us; to re- bel sgalnst ourselves in disgust when our weakness and our fad- ures are brought home to is a particularly humiliating way.

Patience certainly does not mean indifference to the duties of our state in life or to our own holiness; it does not excuse us from making every effort to ful- fill our obligations to ourselves and to others. But it does enable us to bear. without rebellion and resent- ment. the difficulities we have in carrying out these obligations. VIRTUE NEEDS AID No viriue can operate by itself; it needs the strengthening aid of other virtues. And patience always acts along with humility and char- ity. the love of God and neigh- bor. Humility is the realization and acknowledgement of our own nothingness; the sense that we are radically and totally poor. beg- gars before God who in His love gives us whatever we have of the gifts of nature and grace. when we fail. then. in our plans. or experience. difficulty. even shame. in our noblest efforts, this realization of our weakness helps us from being surprised. taken off guard by our inadequacy; and we can the more easily suffer the humiliation. more easily be "pa- tient"; the word actually means "suffering."

Brant Arrives . In Charlottetown

The C.G-5. inrant" arrived at the Marine Wharf last evening about 1:30, and will load markers and buoys in preparation for the opening of the shipping season. Scheduled for preferential treat- ment regardtng marking is the Wood Islands-Caribou route. both of which harbours are still blbckcd by icv.

Chorror Rocoivod Iy The Electricians

town area last night received their charter from the International Bro- therhood of Electrical Workers and the Union was installed as Local 1979 by international Representa- tive H. C. Tracy.

Officers elected were: Pres.,

oven in tho noblest efforts. it is what God wants. not what we want, that really matters; we have want.

own terms rathert ban on God's terms; according to our will, out His

TRIED BY FAILURE

Often it is those whose ideals are highest. those who are striving for the heights of sanctity, who are in danger of failing in pag. ience; but it is just those whom God will try in this very crucify- ing way, allowing them to exper- ience a sense of failure, and thus purifylg them from the most sub- tle of all manifestations of self- will. a self-centred delight in their own success.

When even our best plan: for the welfare of others. or our desires for our own holiness go awry. ii is well to think of the patience of God. the calm. undisturbed love which He pours out on all of us despite our scorn or contempt or neglect of Him. His love. His grace. His care never fail; He waits in patience. Our patience with cir- cumstances. with those who an- noy us. and with our own weak- nesses. must be modeled on that Divine Patience.

The effect of the virtue of pa-

soul. a peace that is not indif- ference or lsssitude but a strong reliance on God's grace and a de- sire that His will be done, even at the cost of our own suffering. Many souls have been inspired to great holiness by the words of St. Teresa of Avila; "Let nothing dis- turb you; let nothing affright you: all things pass away; God only iflllllafel never; patience obtains

Vheeat fiowoomo: Vice-Pros. 30'1" CH1"; Rec. Sec. Roland Ford: Fin. 5ec.. Clinton Macl..ean; Treasurer. Walter Macbeod. Mr. Tracy was assisted by J. B. Brown. Charlottetown and District Lab. our Council. Application for cer- tification for the Locnl mu be made to the Departrnent or u. bour III the near future.

REXALL seams on: cam S A L E

For just a

Penny more than

Electricians in the Charlotte-1"" "5"!" W" WW9. double

quantities of hundreds tionally drugstore I pri be offered to local r . when The Jenkins Pharmacy holds its ”""43l 5DI"lnlZ Rexall One-Cent Sale for a fourday period. be-1 ginning Wednesday, May in, and ':xtendlng through Saturday. May I i .

of advertised drugs Products. ranging

us- and in

L.

ce from 10 cents to 85.00 Mill:

:Saturdnv. Aprn 27.1957 The Guardian Page 3

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NOTICE

I.0.0.F. ANNIVERSARY cuuscu SERVICE -

All Rebekahs and Oddfellows are requested to meet at Zion Church Sunday, April 28 at 10:45 gm, to attend divine worship.

Signed. ANNIVERSARY DAY COMMITTEE.

l All One-Cent Sale merchandisel

ed to ICMCVG our ideal! on ourl has been freshly stocked for this

bill occasion. it includes Medi- cines. Vitamins. Cosmetic, Baby Needs, Toiletriesg Firstaid Sup. lplles and many other products.

I Sevtieral kinds of. Villmlli pre- parsions, some price as ow as 2 for Sl.2l will be available to lpatruns of the Sale.

I Stationery and a wide variety 10! Springtime sp 1 "in are also eincluded in the Sale merchandise. iThe Stationery items comprise, .Writing Pads. Envelopes. Pape- plries, Social Notes and Fountain TF9"-it Springtime Specialties and Isundries offered include. Col- pognes. Perfumes. Soaps. a no ;Deodorants, Sun Glasses. Hair jhrushes. Tooth Brushes a nd IThcr ometers. ” ii bargains are also offered on an Aerosol Spray Floral Colognes. Plastic Quik-Bands. an Aerosol Air Re- 'fresher. 4-Square Floor Wax. llioxed Stationery and Everyday Greeting Cards. These are not lregular lc Sale Items. but are lincluded in a group of products described as "Bonus Buys" be. cause! of the unusual savings they

r .

.tienco is always a deep peace of "I"

For the convenience of patrons, all Sale items and Bonus Buys are listed on advance order blanks obtainable at The Jenkins Pharmacy. corner Great George and Kent Streets. Rexall Drug Store prior to the Sale. Shoppers may mark on these blanks the items they desire. and leave the blanks at the store. Their orders will then be filled and may be called for at any time during the

FUR STORAGE

PROTECT YOUR FUR and CLOTH COATS DIAL 6923

ISLAND FURRIERS LTD.

Ilsa lll9( .lruo97av-Isrsuoearrlso

E. 0. JIIIIIISTOIE Says:

SUPPOSB you fail'to get paid for one month.

tdwg months. three months-what would yon o.

More important. if your income was stopped

fgzever by death. what would your family

We can insure you against loss of income See me about our excellent , ”ciea today.

-EDWW O. JOKNSTONB. B.A., C.LD., u vusoiai III - LIB Grafton street. C-AI'lo&bsvn, P. I L

BUTTER, 2 lb.

FIG BARS, per lb. ..

PEAS. 20 os.-2 tins . . . .

COCOA. cello pack. lb. EASIFIRST SIIORTENING ..............

SOAP. Woodbury's-4 cakes 31c GRAVES BEANS, 20 oz.-2 tins 390

.(Copyright) four days of the Sale. mm. - SPECIALS THIS WEEK I C. E. MtIcFI'IAIL BONSIIAW, P.E.I. TEA, any kind SL15

.................. SLI9

................... 29c

.................. 79c 29c .................... 35c

Charity the love of God. is the

virtue which makes our will one with the will of God. When we love God perfectly we want only what God wants: we want it because he wants it: we want it in just the way that He wants it.

Often in our efforts to achieve "success." material or even spir- itual. what we struggle for is an ideal of our own perfection which is not for us at all. And our fail- ure io achieve what we want dis- turbs us. causes resentment and a refusal to he truly patient and suffering. We have forgotten thatl

SING

Everyone

CHRISTIAN YOUTH FELLOWSHIP.

at Y.M.C.A.-8:30 P.M. - SUNDAY. APRIL 28

Guest Speaker-Dr. George Fisher Silver collection for crippled children.

SONG

welcome

SOSY CORNER RESTAURANT

North Rustico Re-opens Saturday. April 27 For the 1937 Season. We invite you to visit us.

CH-A-I-N-S

"Effective counc"& "He bringeih those which are

bound with chains." Psalm 00. 0.

in a medieval tower, still standing in the city of Camer- hury, the visitor can be shown room after room of chains: Walls decorated with man's cruelty to man. Chains for the ankles. chains for the wrists. chains to tie a man down to a prison floor for life. The tourist comes out of this pris- on lower grate'ul that he lives in modern times when such things are confined to mu- seums. But there an mi! of people today - bound to false sods by the chains of I ignorance. superstition and fear-prisoners in a Very real sense.

The Bible Society is one of many agencies. oeoktq to bring these souls to freedom through the power of the

Word of God. . coatributln of our means and sin 3

We can help by

. III?- choatns at the Bible the

town on Wednesday. May

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P. 0. Box 232

M. V. FERGUS

Weather and ice conditions permitting the mo- tor vessel Fergus. will load general cargo and live- stock for St. John's. Newfoundland at Charlotte-

For space reservations and freight rates apply

GULF AND NORTHERN SHIPPING CO. LTD.

Ilsf.

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Dial 8737

02 Prince st..

CBARLO'I'l'E'l'0WN. P.E.l.

APPLICATIONS INVITED

FOR THE POSITION or CITY LIFEGUARD At swimming area in Victoria Park during summer months.

Apply by letter stating: age. qualifications. experience. salary expected and givo three character references to:

Director of swimming and Water safety. Canadian Red Cross Society.

IN STOCK

Brant-ford Shingles. 3 In 1 Standard. Suporrifo. Arrow Lock. Srorror. Felt Paper. Insulation. ham and Bags. For qualify and

durability always use Irnnrford

SHUR-GAIN FEEDS. amazing results I from our new 22iVo Chick and Calf Srortor.

iFor qualify and service call your Mr. Hor- borr SHUR GAIN FEED MILL.

J. RUSSELL DRISCOLL (Owner)

ORILLIA.

miles to commence middle of

Ian anperteaeo aecosam-y Ilwlrd Island interested in

Athens.

requires one Aeftng Principal for the September.

Prince of waiaa Cologa ta comm Apply stating, qualifications. expcience. and desired startiq oaluy loz-