ordinal. Cheri ﬁction. Fri. 3 8, 1904.le arm. Campbentan, lQlurebos. Rev. Nos-1 '14 m 6" ° "" :Woum u an Monroe. gm- pug-cap; gauge-g3 Separate Systems For Data

tian Camp at 3 pm. Service to New Dominion 11 a.m. Kings? worship 7.30 Pm- 5"“ day 17.33. pm. Community service. be CORdUCl-ed by the Young ton 10 a.m. Cornwall 1']. l.m.lschoo|5 usual hours, Servxces lReV' T. Snelgrove. sm.ku. People 7 Kim Guest maker- lRev. l.L, Walls, Minister. twill be conducted by Mr. Reid :_ Sunday school. .. ugunl.

0‘” ’ ! Sangster.

Mr. Harold Murray of Yell WELLINGTON rAsronAal

ny”s Profits

“Each of us has set. up our own system when really the

; Eat Into Compa l

VANCOUVER lCPl—Data re- dundancy within an organiza-

Grass, Saskatchewan. Mlnls YORK pastor“ Chm-Be. Un.‘

« ‘9’“ M" Merle w' Zimmerman lted Church. Rev. Ew. Lacey, TRYON — Westmoreland .— Charge. United Church. Rev-Am” can eat into a company: chum m um “um quarter. . ‘mimsm. Jul 5. 930 Y krBonshaw United Baptlstéws. MacPhail, minister. Wel— n Ch I w N _ f ht ea“ -d u H. r. . . . y .. a.m. or, . . . .prols,says ares . euen own wen slenca n LAVENDISH United Church. Communion u am Central. Churches. seerces Sunday, Ju- ,1 llngton ll‘a.m. Victoria West do” (“ream of corporate sys_ fmummy“... Pastoral Charge. Servwes Sun- 1 ' ' ' ’1y 5. Bonshaw, Worship and 1'3 p.m. Unlon Corner p m. mm; and procedure‘ for Bur. But, he am. one department 0

Communion. 2.30 p.m_ Pleasant]

C . . re- sm‘ aéoalzﬂﬁ land. Sunday School 2 p.m.1 BEDEQUE NORTH Pastoral I

Worship and Communion 3.001 Charge. the United Churc p.m. Tryon, Sunday School 10 Minister. Rev. RM. Sha a.m. Worship and Communion B p.m. Everyone welcome. Lic.

day. July 5, Cavendish ll a.m. 1 need, the information Friday. another Sunday and a third on _ day- of the month. "The result is inefficiency and time lags which is costly 1 terms of money and people—— grinding et-

rolghs Corp., a Detroit based -manufacturer of business ma- w' 1 chines and computers. h ' r

. Mr. Neuendor was ere re- N‘mh Rdwue' S‘iudﬁ'n 59:?“ cently to speak on corporate

im a'm' WM” 9 " command and control systems 1

New Glasgow ll p.m. Induction ijve Sunday i

ot Rev. Frank Stiles. Friday, 70:0 pm. Brackley, IJuly 3 at 8 p.m. ’ - ; l BROOKVIL‘LE PASTORAL ' Ch urge or the Presbyterian

HUNTER RIVER. U n i te ti

. i I i i Wheatley River 11 1 l

Chu 1‘0 h Charge. Semices. Church. Hunter River 9.30 a.m. Edward G. Britten. pastor. vellel‘s Rest. worship 9. 0 8-m- for management. which he de. men'. .n have". . 81'“ Mr 1613380“ 303“ 11 .ﬂ-m- Ham‘i AL= Sunday I 103” a'm‘ Fm" scribed as a'program aimed feet on morale" Damel Rackham. spec'lal spca» .ville a pm. Rev. Peter Rud- KENSWGTON PASTOR, .town. Sunday School 10 I-m- , basically at increasing a com- The end purpose of informa- ker. North Wiltshire 11.15 am. dell, minister. Image of the Preswtenanl w°rsmp a 1”" :pany's profits by getting the tion collecting is to enable a Re“ I-L- wans- 5990131 5993* f i Chum“ Fmtown‘ Sam“ 9'30‘ Pright type 0! information to the company to command. direct ler' i FREE CHURCH of Scotlano. . a'm' sum!” SCh°°l 10'4518'T61 FUNDAMENTAL BAPTIST right people so that they can ef- and, control its resources. he '. ' ! Worship Charlottetown 11.00 I Malpeque’. sund’y s°h°° ‘ Chum“ calm“ Mm."- “‘, fectively carry out their respon- said. 1 CAVENDISH Baptist Church. ‘a,m_ and 6,” ppm, stanchel 2 8-m- serche 1 8-m~ Kensmg' day. Morning Worship 10.45: sibuities' V ‘ “The ob ctive h (a provide Worship service. Sunday. July 1 pm Rev “ML Undemm,’ ton. servtce 8 pm r. Ken- a.m.Sunday School 12 noon- “1" mam compames.ldau much mm mm in m pay 5. Evening worship at 8 pm. ‘ minister. 1 “9th MaCI‘Od- Student mm's' 'Evemng Gospel sen/ice 7-.03usu311y co'nect'ed" in separate; with what he requires—not what Rev. CW. Passev wiu be guest t” 31"“ Tgmgd“ Pray?" 3“ 3“: planets or isolated islands of iii-é ‘maPazement’ m I—to ef- speaker. 1 FREE CHURCH ol Scotland. U I Ch ° “'“dyA '33“ P” °"' 39“ 1 formation by the various de-, fectwely discharge his duties. 1 Worship. Birch Hill a 9.111. Ser- WWW; ECbpaﬁfmgev ‘gﬁ'? 3m“ - “9"- ~ lpartments." he said in an inter-i People aren't motivated by “mm” mm“ Cham- vi" WNW“ ' 3°“ w-R- Camegn nu‘lllligter 'Alhtmyl PRINCETOWN. LOT 16 Pas-i View ' 1"”. b'“ by "m" The United Church. CombinedI Under-hay. Interim moderator. worship ’9.” am. Be deque ' tom Charge_ United Church; "A total management inform.

service for Hampton and V1C<

toria in Victoria Church at 11

a.m. Bonshaw 7.30 p.m. Rev. . Bryer R. Jones. Minister.

Church School 10 a.m. Worship Minister. Ralph E. Johnstonl “ion system 15 “Sign” ‘0 in"

11 a.m. Borden Worship 7.30 Service. Lot 16. Sunday School ; let-relate these islands and “'4 New Comet pm. 2.30 p.m. Outdoor Centen-i 10 a.m. Worship 11 a.m. Ma1-| courage 8 free “0W 0‘ Norma-l

nial Service at the Central Be-' peque, Sunday school 11 gm, = tion." I I vs sbl deque Baptist Church. speciall j The first step in settli‘l'g up 5 |s| e G E of such a system. c said. is to

5 Worship 8 pm. 15:. speaker, Rev Ball 2 NORTH MYON and Bread-

NOR'I'H RIVER Baptist Pas- torate, Rev. T.W. Howard. min- ister. Worship: Fail-view 11.00 a.m. North River 3 p.m.. Long ‘Creek 8 pm. Sunday Schoo

1 TRYON CHARGE. the Unli-X ed Church. Sunday. July 5. .;

‘ ' Fairview 10 a.m. North Rivet Trinit Unitea bh'm-éh, Chap? albane presbyten'ah Churches_ precisely define-the information; T N k ed Worship, Crapaud 9.45 a.m. 32 .m. Long Creek 11 a.m. 10mg“. ' North 11 Service at 1100 “"011 1'0“ reﬁllllf? to. dischargeK O a e lTryon. Communion 11 a.m. 1Kingston 10.15 a: . a.m. in charge of the yo 0 n g ‘1 you“ respons'bu't'es“ ' ~ 1031*? “Ever.” 7-39. Pm. Re“ ‘ UNITED CHURCH. Kensing- people and their leaders. Brad- ‘ EXAMPLE GIVEN 1 CAMBRIDGE. Mass. (AP)— Alllson OBrlen. minister. ‘ COVEHEAD Pastors! Charge ton. Church School 9.50 a.m. l albane. Service at it p.m. ev. As an example. MY- Neueﬂ' A new comet will be visible to

'dorf said. supposing one man the parts inventory depart- ; ment, another the parts in pro- icess department. a third had purchase orders and a fourth had accounts payable. MI

.United Church. Services. Sun-

CHERRY V ALLEY Christ . day. July 5. Stanhope. 9.30 a.m. C’hUI'Ch. 8-30 a.m. HOLY Com- iWest Covehead 11 a.m. Union munion R9“ A-E- Pierce)’. 1 Road 8 pm. Rev. R.H. Baxter. ’ . Pricstimcharge. ‘mmister

Morning Worship 11 a.m. Even-i a, xmen, minister, ing 7.30 p.m. Summerfield 9.30: a.m.,Rev. Lewis M. Murray' BA, BB, minister.

ANGLICAN SERVICES. Par-

the naked eye throughout North America for the next few weeks says the Smithsonian Astro- physical Observatory.

named Tomita-

GOLD RESERVE FALLS

LONDON (Reuters) —— After successive increases for three previous months, Britain‘s,

. i . The comet . MOUNT HERBERT United 1 l ish of Port Hill. Rev. Delmont . t each of us Slt down and ' I, . ‘ «g z . ‘Church. Service 7.30 pm. Rev. iP Yeo. Rector. Sixth Sunday at-igggrvigdfeclfngrgﬂee ggrrzgg’: say what information we re- nggffsgmigﬁo egg; it _ .-. ,.,,.; ‘. John G.E. Ball. minister. AMERNN Pastor“ Chap 6 Her Trinity Port Hill. 11 a.m. 000000 ( 000), the he”: quire. we Wlii find out that we w s e meted to appear u .' 5 FORT 1 United Church Rev David L“ 11‘ 2'30 p'm‘ Elleﬁshe' 8'“; my announced Thursd8Y- M the ﬁve...” "253’5mﬁﬁt faint point of lisht low in the WINSLOE Pastoral Charge, M Do m M; , ‘8 ~ Ti nish ..m. (P se note c ange 0 end of the month they stood at o e s e l orm .. northwest horizon shortly an” . _ the United Churchg'm an ac _na . ms t- 5 time) Sunday School..10 a.m. £966000000 “289800000” e have. each acted as if we t w 5d “u d Included among those vislt- Mrs Ron Wilson. Also in the Petley-Jones of the Fort Erie ;Highﬁeld. u a,.m_ Wing,”Pl worship 9.30 a.m. Alberto", Confirmation class Friday, 7.30 . . . . . ‘were unique and have set up sunse edne ay 33 ' “I ‘ picture is PO Henry Peters. is was particularly interested in ‘ i Worship and Sunday School 11 pm, st, John’s Church, Ellen‘s-i, iour own system." George comell- “BOWEN?! \: .

tng HMCS Fort Erie during a recent visit to CharlottetOWn was this group of cubs from the Basilica A Pack. In charge of the group was cubmaster.

CURCHES KINGS

SOURIS — BAY Fortune Un- ited Churches. Worship at Sou- ris 11 a.m. when the sacrament

‘South. 8 pm. Princelown Road.

the ,pack .for he had been cub- ‘Sunday Schools’ Highﬁeld ah,

maSter at CheSterv N"S-- b?‘ Tier Church: Winsloe South 9.45

fore he went to sea. In hls ,pm‘ Winsloe North 10 1”“.

casc. his wife took over duties ‘Princemwn Road 10 am. Re... i T.R.

POPULATION EXPANDS ,1 spokesman. The comet was first sighted June 0 headed toward the sun

in the early morning hours.

, Separate systems. he said. in- Mexico expects to double its volved inefficiency and hi

Cascumpec. Sunday School 10 119, ' h 1: present population of approxi- cost—"plain old dollars and

a. in. Worship 7.30 p. m. I 3 SPRINGFIELD — O'LEARYi l MONTROSE Pastoral Charge —— Alma. United Baptist

member of the ship’s com- plement and cubmasler until he relinquished the post when he went to sea. Cmdr. Evan

mater 38,000,000 by about 1906.1cents." .

with the pack. Goudge, minister.

town Pastorﬁl C}ha.rges o! The 5 THE p R E s B Y T E R W urc .

l gh" i ‘he dwco r h i Aq'l‘anga: 1 Church, Wood Islands. Worship . ur : . . 1 ‘

Murray River United Church. Churgh School 510 Ann's" Da_ game'mzémalm‘ Ran 15,1233 Service for Sunday. July 5. 85‘. vid's Church: Worship 3 pm. thcholsm‘ ministeh follows. Murray Harbour 9.30. Church School 10 am. Dundas a.m. Murray River 11 am, Lit-1 Church; Worship 8-00 P-ln- THE P RESBY TE RIAN tie Sands 2 pm. Rev. David, Church Sch°°1 10-00 a-“ﬁ- Mm‘ , Church. St. John's. neuast. Barij Minister. 'lslel‘. Rev. M-R. Pocklmglon- Worship and Sacrament of the

of the Lord's Supper will be ob- Lord~5 Supper 11 ahm Mac f the :hurch vacation schoo Head _Bene River' the united: un hayLord90 5 3mil 030ow 1R6“ Donald thomm' mum- gev A m minister ‘ Church. Minister, Rev. Gra-j by t e .5 upper ‘ a'm‘ ter- . . . . ~ 3. . Gospel Sauce 8 pm. Blake

eme M. Fraser. Friday. July

Orwell Head. Preparatory Ser- Matthews speak?“

UNITED Church Mom 1 MARSHFIELD — Harrington

Vice 8 pm. sunday. July 5. 9.30 day. Jun, 5' Rev. Russel m. Belle River. 11 am Or-

1 ‘ -‘ Burns. Minister. 11 am. Lower Elﬁn“ ﬁféunﬁgdcmmum” 8 Montague and Montague com- ' ' ' . bined 2.30 pm. Sturgeon. Marl- . MONTAGUE Baptist Pastor- time conference report by Arn- ate. Rev. A.G.J. Sleeves. mln- h old Wightman at both services. ister. Montague 10 a.m. Sun- - day School 11 a.m. Worship b 730 pm. Et'enSong. Sturgeon.~ 1.30 Worship 2.30 s u n d a v ’

tague Pastoral

MURRAY RIVER Pentecos- tal services Sunday. July 5, Rev. Fred Day. minister. 1 Sunday School 10 a.m. Worship 1 11 am. Evangelistic service}

School. Murray River 2 pm Sunday School, 3 pm. Worship 4 Murray Harbour 2 pm. Sunday ‘

7.30 pm. School 7.30 pm. Worship. 1 l .1

MONTAGUE Blhle Chapel. i DUNDAS -— ANNANDALE. Sunday. July 5. 9.30 a.m. T United Baptist Pastorate. Dun- ; Lord‘s Supper for belleVers. idas. Sunday School 11 a.m. Ser- ' 1045 um Sund School or vice 3 p.m. Communion 9.10‘

all ages including Adult Bible Classes. 7.30 pm. Regular ev- ening service. All welcome.

a.m. Annandale, Sunday School 10 a.m. Service 11 m. Com- I imunion at 12.10 p.111. Baptismal g

. 'scrvice at 12.30 pm. July 12, v GEORGETOWN Pans“ 0(.not Jilly 5 as announced: Lic.

Holy Trinity urch. MorningiMyme Ingersou' pastor.

Prayer 11 a.m. Evening Pray-l I 0*“ BEACH POINT Chapel.

er 7 pm. ciant. Rev. G. ‘

l Rodney Ives“ Preaching Sunday morning at h ; 11 a.m. After Church service in l ray Harbour North -— Friday.l at 8‘45 p-m specwl swam: by . preparatory Service at 8 pm‘: Ronnie and Beth. Ronnie prca-i Sunday. The Sacrament of the‘ “WW at bow “ches- 14- Hal“ \ Lord's Supper 11 a.m. Murray 115‘ Harbour South ~ Church! I School 2 pm. The Sacrament MURRAY HARBOUR Church ‘ of the Lord's Supper 3 pm. Pe-E 0f ChﬂSt- 6 pm. Bible School 1 ter‘s Road. Church School 7.00 and Lord's Supper. 7.30 pm. l p.m.. Worship 8 pm, Rev, M_ WorshipSerwlce. Minister, Mr. I Currie. minister. David E. Weale. l

MURRAY HARBOUR

lch

_1 THE DUNDAS and Genrsz

th. Stewart. Pastoral Cha

i rge. QUEENS ‘The Presbyterian Church. Mr. . Hugh Lowry, Catechist. Har- _ Pas_ rmgton 9.3) a.m. total Charge. United Church. 5 8"“ ML Stewart 7'30 Pl“. Rev One service for the Charge will . THE" somers' Imemn‘mOd' be held in Orwell United i “310' ' Or H U ’ted Ch i1 '“ we “' “m "" THE UNITED Church. Mt.

Sunday at 8 pm. conducted by x . the new. Special music. Guest 1 Slhewa“ E 531:“ Sizeuﬁfs Bay speaker. Miss Roberta Shaw. 5 njrgghbliguvgorsmpwal‘i so ill-r115

MARGATE UNITED Church ? J‘mm Sum.“ 5°h091- M0178“; Pastoral Charge. Joint com- -‘ 8 PUMP wmsmp' 5 unit munion service, Long River. 11 [Peter 5, Ba-V‘ 9'30 a'm' Pubhc am" New London 7.30 pm. I Worship. 10.30 a.m. Sunday W.A. Paterson. M.A., 3.1).. r s°h°°l

. . t . mulls“ DESABLE. FREE Church oi

Scotland. 10.30 a.m. Sacrament

BRADALBANE PASTORALi I Charge. United Church Brad- . 0f “19 L°Fd5 SUPP“- 7-30 1”“ albane. 10 a.m. Granville. 11.15 " Evemng serv‘ce' Preparamry a.m. Pleasant Valley p.m.;serV1§‘T' 53mm,” 8 9"“ Arthur Murray. Student Minis- lTha'"k5g‘V‘“g ,5e’Vme' Monday ter. 18 p.m. Rev. henneth W.R. Ca- : meron. Minister.

NEW LONDON Pastoral Charge. Young Peoples meet-_ MILTON — RUSTICO Angli- inE Friday evening» Sundayncan Parish. Rector. Rev. A.E. July 5. Services at Long River: ‘ Piercey. St. John‘s. Milton. 10 9.30 a.m. Geddie 11.00 a.m. and;a,m, Sunday School 11 a.m. New London at 8 DJ". Rev-fHoly Communion and Service. L.R. Files. preaching. .‘St. Mark's, Rustico. 6.45 pm.

lSunday School 7.30 pm. Even-

UIGG — SPF ling Praver and Sermon. vices for July 5. Uigg ll a.m. I ‘

Alexandra 7.30 pm. Licentiate“l CORNWALL pastorate. Unit.

Jerry C0“?- Church. New Dommlon 9.45 lam. Cornwall 7.30 pm. Kings- FREDERICTON- Breadai- ’ ion is in Vited to worship at

bane and New Glasgow Chur- North Wiltshire at 11.15 a.m. es of Christ. Services will be hSacrament of Baptism at New held at the Canoe Cove Chris- | Dominion. Sunday School,

CHARLOTTETOWN

AFTERNOON & TILL 5:00 PM.

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