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His Honor. | veutenant Cotone!} the Honourable W.d MacDus ald. ED... Lieutenant-Goevernor af the province of Prince Fd: ward Island has received. the following message from . The Right Honourable Viscount Am-

‘ery, chairman of the Joint Com- monwealth Societies Council

The message is from Her-Ma= jest’ Queen Elizabeth H-on-the accasion of Commonwealth Day, June 11. which is also Her Ma- jesty’s. official birthday in. the United Kingdom

*—hast-vear-in-my. first et message [| ask- ed that we should seek every op- portunity-to get to know one an- other’ better es

have a group at nations amount: . ng toa fifth of the world’s peo-

ple. Each nation belongs to this” group through its own choice. It chooses to belong, because it secs in. the Commonwealth a great. co-operative effort for" peacelii! development. to which it wishes to contribute and from mene it_hopes to benefit. Be. . cause our association’ is volun.

tary mad spontaneous, we all.re- inice when we can.find common ground and we are distressed when differences arise :

“When we look. back tnto his: tory af great causes ‘that have triumphed, we: always find. one common factor Each'has pass- ed through periods of test, when

‘ I doubt, fear and conflicting inter- dom and fullness of life and ae aa ae ie pi eats have threatened to bring «its = realization of man's dignity sions afd misjudgments, When Progress to a Li Bo psig a and purpose It is the constant | vou know people well, you are Cause those-w! G te thsi war ‘pursuit of these common. aims unlikely to,misunderstand them, 8tou! hearts ‘aod Bat tO. ei that today | eammend-to you all Mistnderstandings are: - surely S'om: 't Survive ae, ” flour. as partncts, in an enterprise the-besetting...danger of the. sity in men’s hearts” an UF- hich will influence for good | world in which we live ished. ~ ‘The future of the human race.” “In ° the Commonwealth we ‘Faith. loyalty and Sone EI GARE Ee R.

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DR. DAWE

United Church Celebrating “Anniversary

Spring Park—tintted he. celebrating their | 1st ‘anniversary. Sunday, June; 12. .Ceélebrations began Sunday morning with special music un- der the dir ection nf Mrs JB.

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ness of p' irpose are the essence of success The -ultimate ambl- tions which |ink ‘us together are

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Head Office Reads Cornet, Summerside, Dial 436- 5117 a Mr. Jack Balcor, \ Walter G

| services. vheld after the evering services,

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Herdman: the funtor' and senior | choirs’ in the morning and the senior choir. and the Baptist” Male Eight in the evening Guest-speaker during the | nniversay celebrations wil! be Rev. H.M. Dawe, BA, BD, DD,

formerly of Newfoundland and now residing in Sackville. NB Dawe is, the home mission superintende pf the. mission-

@ry__and” maintenance. conyenor ¢ of the

ritime Conference on the United Church Be

‘The public are welcome to tie | A social hour will be

Cattle Sale. ‘Is Discussed «

province-wide sale of feeder cat-

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be held in the autumn. Field davs for the summer planned by the”

ford and Shorthorn Assoc

it was explained,

Eddie Clark,’ as the association's repir\ | tive on a Maritime comm)! discuss and lay plans for ;

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testing program on the se and | progeny level

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Held once a year ~ Ceremony. is the’ occasio: The’ advisability of holding | members, both auxiliary co |tle next. autumn, arid the ship- anew to+t

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‘Held Recently

The Acies Ceremony nf, Curia of’. the | ‘Mary was held recently ° Notre Dame- Conv ent Ch

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mént of additional cattle to Tor- | er of God.

jonto when cattle start ‘moving | | again, were discussed here last night at a meeting of the difec- tors ofthe. P.E.I. Beef Produe= Association. °

sponsored shipments of several carloads: of | “beef cattle to Toronto ~ several months ago, and the move step- ped up prices offered here sev-—

| eral directors said last. night.

The price paid for beef cattle here ‘is ‘‘satisfactory'' one direc- tor__said._Tt equals what a far-

| The Ceremony was urd lirection of Rev. W. Con

C.Ss.R.,

rector of the’ Prince Edv jland Curia~ of The Leg

|Mary.

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spirit Hl

\evening was Rev. Walter Reid.

mer could get by shipping to |

Toronto, minus: the transporta- tion -costs ihvolved, he added. Also discussed last night was the possibility. of holding weekly. sales of cattle in the province, similar to what is done regular- |ly now at such Maritime points. as Sussex, and Truro. Thé idea of holding a7 day-was also discussed. The

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the great need for the practise of Christian charity in the world today. He pointed out to the members haw this could be done through their<wvorks .as members’ of the Legion of Mary —apostol- ate 4 , i Sistet “Mary” Honora, CND, was accompanist for the hymns which were sung during the eve- Hing

The 35 Lebiin of Mary mem- bers in attendance were Holy Redeemer Parish’ and St.

Dunstan's ‘Basilica parish, Char-_

lottetown, St. Paul's pari,sh, Summerside, and St. James par- lsh Georgetown, sand Junior

members from Holy Redeemer:

parish. Charlottetown. i

Vanier, Hellyer Praise Program ©

The .anmed forces ialeue alion program-has Accelerated in the

., past year at a pace that is highly encouraging”, saig De- fence. Ministef ‘Paul Helly in

“an Armed Forces Day ‘message

yeleased yesterday. He said—it wasan, indication

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the country’s defence forces ‘that “these major “changes have taken place = im any ‘way lowering’ our erational lefficiency or readiness.” On the contrary, Canada's sabi | forces had shown their flexibill- ty “and efficiency through such | major’ committments as the United Nations: the © Zambian~ airlife, Exercise Winterte] Ex press :in Norway. agsistance to the province of Manitoba during its flood crisis, and ethers. Reserve. _forces,-he said, have vigorously attacked thei! ‘reorganization .program, have surmounted “many © difficulties, and are ‘well on the way to the | weil led, mis-

organized, vigorously sion-oriented reserve.” In - another Armed Forces | Day message. Governor. Gen- eral Georges Vanier -praised |’ “the splendid record and the. continuing dedication of our, men and women fn -uniform.” The Governor General said the armed forces” represent the ‘best traditions of our country: | the spirit of service and self- -descipline,and—‘‘the concentra-

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Island Woman ‘Passes Suddenly.

MONTAGUE,, death of Mrs land of Lorne. Valley “ on-Thursday: ¢-v-e n | n-g-at—the- home of Mr. and Mrs

Thompson, with whom* she had lived for the - past number of. y§ars. She ‘was

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was in her 79th year. “twice -married-Her-first-husband was the late Hugh MacDonald Her second hus- hand predeceased her about five years ago She fs survived by. three dau- ghters and oné-son:, Ruth, Mrs Primrose, Hughena of Ontario) Re- bekah of Montreal and Warren of Springhill, NS. . Funeral{arrangements. wil he, ot announced ' later. ge June 5 to 11 isxRed Cross Wa- ter Safety’ Week..in Canada

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whe spoke to the members on|of tHe professidna!’ calibre of Hon of intellect and energy ithe- former Sarah Nicholson and a cause, greater than dividualthe cause of our free: dom and the world's: peace,’

She was

Conservative Association

Mr.-and-Mrs. Robert Jorgensen Springfield, Wed., June 15th

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