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AWAY FOR WINTER Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bell of 'Cape Traverse have left for the Pacific coast where they intend ‘te spend the winter months.

BOOK WEEK OBSERVED Young Canada Book Week was | observed last week at the Mont- * ague Memorial School, when an} . amusing circus film: was shown ‘to the children. This event 1s/ _ held annually in co-operation | ; with libraries across Canada Miss - * Charlotte Gordon operated the _ projector.

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B. F. Hunter, R.O. * Summerside, P.E.I. Phone 3116 Smallman’s Building

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A Directors Meeting of the P. E. I. Egg and Poultry Association will be held at Summer Lea Restaurant, Summerside, November 25th. at 7 P. M.

A general meeting of egg grading operators and graders will also be held ot 8 PLM. A full attendance is re

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_pairs and to ready their boats either for laying up or in pre- paring them for activ ity on the water.

N. Glasgow Aid Is Active Again

The New Glasgow Ladies Aid of the Community Medical Cen- tre have renewed their meetings for the year. 1... The. monthly.nveeting will be

held Monday, Noy. 23,. at = home of Mrs. Ian MacMillan, all members are requested to at- tend.

At the October meeting much Pleasure was expressed over the | -| Medical Centre. Junior Farmers | Hall, and Manse winning first} prize in the recent rural beauti- | fication Contest.

the program of the federal de- partment of public works. The hoist is expected to be of great service to the fishermen and other boat owners in the area

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from the. Holy Scripture, as “Grace” and “Temptation” | and “The Changeless Christ’.

In the unfolding of these them-, es the speaker, revealed his cwn, implicit faith in the auihority | and the infallibility of. the Word of God.

During his discourse on “The Changeless Christ”, he asserted that there is a grave tendency becayse of human pride_and re- ligious bigotry, to change the teachings of the scripture to suit one’s own preconceived

Mr. Herndon maintained that it behoves us all to keep in mind/| that the Changeless Christ has) given to the world a changeless | gospel. His conclusion was that! the hope of the religious world,| is to get back to the Changeless: Word of the Changeless Christ. |

Every evening before the mes- | sages Mr. Weale minister of the church led the congregation in the inspiring song service of_the' hymns of the faith. The special music comprising organ, piano and trumpet, along with vocal solos and duets was nightly en- | joyed by all.

Next week Dr Herndon will | continue to speak on such chal! Jenging ‘and thought provoking subjects as, “The Resurréetion."’- “The power of the Uplified Christ,"" and “What think | ve of Christ?" id

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SUMMERSIDE — Conviction on two out of four charges aris- ing out of offences committed under the Fisheries Act cost Al-

berton fisherman Cecil Hutt a total of $275 when he appeard in ¥ magistrate’s court here taday. ; utt was found guilty of fail- ing to heave to and obstructing a fisheries officer and was fined $25 and costs on the first charge and $250 and costs on the sec- ond. The other two charges that of having the unlawfull posession of fish in a closed area and un- lawfully throwing part of his cargo overboard after being giv- en a signal to heave to from a fisheries patrol boat, were dis- missed. Similar charges against his brother, Lamont Hutt, were also dismissed when Magistrate W. | Chester S. MacDonald noted that he was not in command of the boat at the time the offences were committed.

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to the amount of $120.35. Thanks were expressed to Sterl- ing Campbell for all his efforts in this project. A card party will be held Thurs- day and Friday evening. Nov. 26 and 27, at the medical centre. Anyone wishing to att ; ed to please notify’ ." Mac- Millan as to which evening is preferred. 3 Pr are ar “hed 3 ristmas social to REAR ADMIRAL SILLIPHANT. with the December meeting. New gree from the University of members will be welcomed. Southern Se ee - 1926 and} his medic legree from Stan- ford University, Medical sam J W. Brownell in 1931. He was commissioned | : in the Medical Corps of the Navy | Is New Agent in 1930. x . ,

At the termination of his first gee ee a sea duty ih 1933 he began post-| .25. Deen appointed the Wanactan graduate study in pathology and National Railways travelling subsequently bas served. in ‘many freight agent out of Moncton, it is Naval hospitals. announced by W. C. White, gen-

While serving at the Naval| eral freight agent. He succeeds Hospital, Canaco, Phillipine Is | Sydney W. Logan. tly nam- lands, he was captured and in-| ed division freight agent for terned for 37 months by the, | Prince Edward Island. Japanese. | Mr. Brownell will be succeed- |

He returned to the United ©d by Walter D. Spencer as chief States after the liberation in 1945 Clerk to the division freight and served successively in many | 28@nt, Moncton. important Naval hospital posit- DECENCY ON DECLINE ions on both thé Pacific and| pRIDGEWATER. NS. (CP)— Atlantic coasts. In the spring of |Rt. Rev. Ansus J. MacQueen, 1953 he served as pathologist on | moderator of tne United Churen a wound ballistics research | ‘of Canada said here Tuesday team, being sent to the Farj|‘moral decency” is on the de- East for survey studies on Kor-| cline in Western civilization. The

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For distinguished service. > while a prisoner of war, the Secretary of the Navy issued him the Navy letter of Commend- ation with commendatign ribben.

He was also awarded the Army Distinguished Unit Badge, Phil- lipine Defense 1941-42 and from the Phillipine Government the ribbons of Phillipine Defense, | Phillipine Liberation and Philli- | pine Independence.

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KENSINGTON “Go Thor and do Likewise” was the theme

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At this service the visitors vf} the Every Member Visitation | were commissioned in a dedica-| tion service before beginning this portion ‘of the sector plan which is being carried out by the} churches of New London Parish, and United Chunch.

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