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cllrrlal. I I. ma. RELIGION .2-. ......"”" m-2...: "”-- MW”-i M 3 ev . i in the Ceiftrai Royalty C:s::nunity spooded. any-tn mum... N Mondgy' Nam 12' 195

Hall. The members of the Wom-

en's lnstitute of Central itoyalty um Rm" R0” "1" " ”'

. By Very Bev. George C. Pldgeon. D.D.. LLD. count of me am men." on oe-

rlnt uoaruar of the value ciiarea as Canada celebrated their 35th Anniversary ..,.,., ,3 m, m,,- i

. . mg the Mary The very attractive tea-tabla

.c,,,,,,,, '3' eiieftlwililllnl 111 the ladle! 0! Stewart Collect. and the Minutes was eantered by a beautiful birth-

cgmwmw m 'mmmG1”"', ;:'V";' of the first meetlns. She called d:y cake flanked by candles ol

cut 8 ad the vx - ( the roll- of the 14 charter mem- mug um gold, ng as lighted cm-

A hows Loss comes at the present time. Times are Mrs. :E'MneAuiiiandwTdri ctr" hm Fm ”' '1'” 1”" we" ”" "' "” ”" ''''' ”"""' ”"' so HIM raolis ills cam good. Our national wealth is in- Ward acted as chairman tor the. '”"""' "" mm” ”' "”"g'"'” W ”"- "M" 3”P''- ' ch”

lations were received from two others. Mrs. Roper then traced the growth of the Institute from 14

member still active in the Insti- tute. Tea was poured by Mrs. Shea and a delicious lunch was served

CWIHIIK rlpldly. Resources of in- calcuable richness are being dis- covered every day. But we are forgetting God and His laws.

occasion. An address of welcome

in B bert B - - 0 mwm" p”""' it was read by the iresldeiit. folbw-

DaathliiTtieDesu'twefindthe H I lines: For I say. this ll death and the

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of the Institute for such an en- ' ioyable evenlnl. and best wishes for another 35 years of progress. was tendered by Mrs James Pen- dergast. seconded by Mrs. Fred Macllae. Arrangements for the evening were in the capable hands of Mrs. H. MacAusland. assisted receipts oi ”.765.3' and totpendi- by Mrs. Russell Roper. Mrs. D. tures of inner 32,181.03 in 1955. A MacGrath. " I. John Richard and sing-song was led by Mrs. Rus- Mrs. Hugh Maclad. Birthday sell Roper at the piano. followed gifts totalling 8281!) were receiv- by a very entutajnlng program ed by the 'istitute.

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record of crimes against person and property was low. but that it has increased at a terrifying rate with the increase of our wealth. God has given us power to get wealth; not only so, but fie has given us s land abounding in undeveloped treasure; and we

Darkness from light. from know. ledge ignorance.

And lack of love from love nude A11 fest; mp's death when, re e " oil it chokes; D It Mull

A stoinach's when. With food. it starves

ed by the many friend in th community. r . The treasurer, Mrs. N. Mac-1' Leod. then read a report of fin- ancial activities through the years. with receipts of 964.11 and expen- ses of 37.19 for the first year, to

The need of the moment is, first, for churches to insist afresh that the love they proclaim must manl- fest itself in the social services that meet the needs of our time. and that experts in social service recognise that the greatest good "19? can do for persons or classes is to link them with Christ, the DI- vine Lover, who makes all things new.

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allure of one of his pictures. of 5-glllililgtilsts gabylon and I:ersla. Greece and y- ome were no conquered by in- 51” (gr: ghazesuat the sun he will vading armies until luxury with Th, ni'ui:":L'lgfi:; itsattendant vices had sapped 1” Hum 9; anions clanz- their strength and left them at the i 8 lwun s will lose the mgfcy as pure; "cu, awn” 9' b" m1” 0' helrlns. The same law rules in our time, c.1"co'lT1:!8 10 start my Multltudcslof the privileged are . if-V: 1 510011 my forgetting God and His laws in '"u"' n 1"5.' WW1 10. Loss from their ordinary ways of living gnu ace" ”(”"'i dealing, and are forgetting that A dc” "ml 1”" Cllllllralulsted "God can marshal still His leg- on t.II!.WelIt.Il he had amassed. lo... ”k”d' I ""1 S1139" I IIIIEIE To decide a nation's fate." In the passage from which we

enabled quoted the lines at the beginning

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ment in a pleasant little ceremony in the office attended by the en- tire staff. including (Second from right) Mr. J.F. Smith, Supervis-

Mrs. A. A. Blanche Howatt, (sec- ond from leftl General Service Unit Head of the Charlottetown Office of the Department of Na-

ceive such an award. .

The Suggestion made and adopt- ed as standard practice of the Di- vision acconiplishes the two most

eral years the-supervisor of the Stenographers' Pool. The Direc- tor of the Chafottetown Taxation completmented Miss Howatt high-

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lional tevenue, Taxation Division. or of Administration; and (Right) desired results -- an in of l on her keen interest in the lm- mm '0 ga '"y"""g he Iikedv , Brownin is i .

is the recipient of a handsome Mr. J. M. Bell. Personnell Officer. to 50 per cent in -certdlingprlntgg pltovement of the work'Qf the Div um he had; Weremtcn Imvm ho :1ll1Stm1:V.Gtu:ITd its plnc: in gtisffllhil IN OUR

travelling case as an award und- The plan is designed to encour- forms and a saving of clerical vision and said he was very proud 1:5 d'ff5"”": H” '9" life. Man discovered in God power

or the Domini on Government age all Dominion Government em- time which is difficult to compute that a memb of his stall hld An cg": 939'" '5 Sam". and will, and then found love be- "suiisesllon Award Plan." Mr. izloyees to make suggestions which with accuracy but is estimated at merited recognition for her ability M of If” f"".' "P”""'d '1!” hind them both.

D J. Gill ileftl. Director of the will increase the efficiency of the not less than 25 per cent in com- to see through a problem and de- dkegf . .5n'I" "gm 1" " ""31" But when man discovers in him- . . . Charlottetown Office. makes the service by means of a saving in pletiiig tlie.forms. vise a better niethodofaccomplllir , thfmm at 'd.”. ”5lp""'h”f19"ed self that he cannot but love and

presentation to Miss Hawaii on be- time,msterials or botli. Miss How- Miss Howntt has been a mem- ing a certain phase of work. finch" 0 I m” C13” '” want to be loved. he sees love

half of the uggestion Award Com- air is the first person in the Char- ber of the Charlottetown Staff for D '- - everywhere. and decides that he SEE THE NEWEST ITEMS miltee of .e Dominion Govern- lottetown Taxation Division to to over eight years and was for sev- GUARDIAN PHOTO once" Ee;,:;)lfng"'mr;:':' it: does not need Christ from whom

- mg i i l : ..I do,” mm tz be all love came to earth. This means INCLUDING

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He had been brought up in a Christian home; he had seen Christianity in action: he had been taught the saving truths of the Gos- pel; he had felt in home. and Sun- day School and church the influ- ences of those who had loved him and sought his eternal welfare. but he had turned a deaf ear to every Gospel appeal. Now no such so- peal could reach his heart. His loss had come from his gain. The young people in our Chris- tian homes and churches held con- stant warnings of their danger. With them familiarity with sacred things may breed contempt, Any Impression that is not acted on. will fade. and if we continue to expose our hearts to it wltliout action, we shall destroy altogether our sensitivene to It.

There is a stern warning given to Israel of her perils in this dire- ection in Deuteronomy 8:11-19:

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This is the danger of social ser- vice in our time. it was Inspir- ed by the love of Christ In the first

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' hast built goodly houses and dwelt uwaatiu atnteuu upsets: Al Mount Stewart Rememhrnncc' mcnt yesterday. Coffin Douglas ount Stewart Branch of the Can 35-00 tlisi-eln; gnu when my herds sad 1..., mm ,3 3. n. 5. 5 my 5,,-Vic, beg," the our rnonlpllnvllilg wreath on behalf of the rllan Legion. PIIOCOIIIY DUDE? Ba" and Mam" thy nooks multiply. and thy sli- ptmntviasn'insuidiiiv'nc&'uo

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ver and thy gold is multiplied; then thine heart be lifted up and thou forget the Lord thy God

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unse School. Monday. N0V- 13- "-39- AFRICAN VIOLETS AND Lioirr any great differences. The plants. Hendemn ,, Cudmm with thy father-. as It thin d-y-" ;'::f;.',,",,?, " ”"'” ”" however. did not bloom until the R. T. Holman Ltd. 'l'EMP'l'A'l'loN .i',l”..."...t'g Blnso. Dance in Vernon Rlver lii Newsy Notes of January 31:!-,middie of March. but they all Mum MECLM The poooiiet foresaw that Israel

Hall Tuesday. Nov. 13. Webster: orchestra.

:Movie "The, Stooge" St. Peters Holy Name Hall Wednesday. N0Vr amber 14. 8 mo.

Will not be buying poultry until further notice. R.L Dickieson. New Glasgow.

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i953, we mentioned that African Violets originated in the moist. , seml-tropical region of East Af-1 1103- um "3 a"c95I0" had pm" in June and sporadic blooms after- lbly 31'0"" I" mu” made I”','wards. The plants were soft and "WW 55”""m"" W” wggested lsucculent, and inferior to most of Ithat they would thrive best in a those grown without special .3,

in her prosperity would be expos- ed to the same temptation that bescts every wealthy nation and that grave loss would come from her gain. Not only so, but what she would be in danger of losing would be unmeasuaresuiy more precious than any material gains could pos- slbly be.

This is a moral and spiritual peril to which Canada is exposed

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lproduced flowers with long stems in abundance. for about OM month. There were a few flowers

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Hughes Drug Co. Ltd- 15o Queen st. Dial 556 Buying live and dressed poultry

Monday through Friday, until non Parker Canfield. Crspaud.

humid atmosphere with plenty of - t H mm . 1-ht luv” "Em am In” "mud mm 5”" it:e"l-t.-I-0I'ightog1'cegn ing olor and were lever. be placed in direct sunlight. on 1;": petioles. T

land should be shaded when plac-

C-4 Pm! Sarina PM "'11- ed in windows that face the west CONTINUOUS LIGHTING PI::::-":.n3.-W PT11”- 11""-'h udlor soutll- Light shddes fshouldhbe 1-he Amen violet, gm: wen W - ,used to revent the sun ram a in- , -

. ling diregtly on the plants. This is ”"'”"''d ,” ”"""'"”'” ""”""

Raffle Miscellaneous articles St. lpamcuhrly mm in which when cent lighting produced flowers Andrew's Hall, Mt. Stewart. Wed- me In is lower in (in, sky "d from November throughout the ex- sesday, Novembc 14. 8 o'clock. mum much mmm. ""0 me ipcrtl'tl:Ieli1l.lTI'le plants were IIIE

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they had many more blooms than

EXPERIMENTAL WORK under any other system of light-

lto 9 p.ni. some very interesting work has Ilng. The amount of light supplied been done regarding the use of

also had an influence. since those

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st. Peter's Bay United Church Supper in St. Peter's Hall. Thurs- day. Nov. 15.

Buying live and dreased'D0lllU'! Monday through Friday until noon. Parker Canfleld. Crapaud.

Weekly card party will be held in Wlnsloe station ilall. commenc- ing Monday. Nov. 12. 8.3) pm. Door prise.

Dance All sahita rat-us iiau. Cardigan. every Mondly III!!!- Wehstors Orchestra. Canteen any vice.

Coat Hall. Wdladli. Nov. 4. chickenlaad bani supper 5! lavtist Ladies Ala.

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by Professor W. E. Lsrinle. in experiments started In October, 1955. African Violets were subject- ed to varying amounts of fluore- scent light. incandescent light and sunlight. The variety used was Purple Prince and the plants were kept in chambers in the cel- lar of the greenhouse. so that there would be no Interference Ifrom other light. Some plants were given co ' llshtlns. while alternate period! 01 "SN and dark for six hours and twelve hours were given to other plants. The check plants had the normal available hours of sunlight. W119"

TYPES or LIGHTING The check plants (WWI

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two weeks earlier than the plants that were 15 or 16 inches away blooming the last of November.

The increase in light intensity not only produced flowers sotnser, but in duced more blooms over ltlie entire period. The plants with lcontlnuous fluorescent light in both instances hadi foliage with good substance. the testes were dark green and the petioles were of good length and strength. '

SUMMARY For those who have trouble In growing African Violets. the use of fluorescent lighting should beneficial. These

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