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Three bic guns at @ seminar'platform te start proceedings, | “the Canadian Labor Congress, CLC President Claude Jodoin CCF. and others appear in a (left) later told the seminar the

ile ~~ i e 4 re ¥ ited 0% demir Mew Dibenrte at rates tthe tet of ne a . -WELLINGTON M>. acd Mes. ices temas weet C:.ja0¢-em.” 9 and Mrs. Stanley Arse - Mr. Bawasd Wedge of Gh | tices children of Montreal visi Sak cal iia. becinaies tila Looe aod tami “Mr. Howard Barlow, who has ‘sea, Mass., and Miss. Fiorence |ed Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Gal- jand fami'y. ‘and eir- holidays been ill at his home, is making | Wedge of East Saint John, N.B., | lant. ciowa, recently | Urbanvilie and St Carysestems ® satisfactory recovery. who recently visited their broth-| Mir. and Mrs. Alfred’ Arsenault viaited ‘Mr. and’ Mrs. Joseph J.'with relatives. . ’ Master Robert Reid of U.S.A. |er Syivere Wellge, St. Raphael, |of Warwick, RI. also Mr. and | Arsenault. | Mr.. Cyrill Gallant has reiare isiting his grandmother. Mrs. have to their respective Mrs, Andre LeClair of Summer-} A wecding reception was held ed bome from P. C. Hi: =n also visiting ber side, visited recently at the home | at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jos-j where he was a “patient fo Mother, Mrs. Alice Barlow. Mr: ‘sa Mrs. Berngrd Pitsat of Mr. and Mrs. Alyre Arsenault. | eph J. Arsenault in honor of their} eza! days Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Arsenault |rick and daughters *and} Mr. Henry Arsenault, Bridge- | son Jom Peter,-and bride, for} Miss “Shirley MacA> St. Gilbert observed their 25th Janice, Oheisea, Mass., returned | port. Coun; visited relativés and | immediate friends. Mr. and Mrs. | ccatly visited relatives i in Cc z wedding anniversary on: Sunday, | home ’fer visiting Mr. and Mrs. |friends in St. Arsenau!t were attended by Miss] M:. and Mrs. july Wh. __. | Donat, M. Arsenault. They were] Rev. Charles Gallant of St. |Cee ilia Arsenault, sister Gattant of Toronto are s>°n- Miss Cecilia Richard is visiting | accompanied back by Miss Flor-|Caaries -visited in. St. Chrysos-|bride and Mr. Albert Arsenault|some time here. her parents, Mr. and Mrs*Faus-) , Arsenault. et ‘tem eally aan past few days. | brother.of the groom. The newly} Mr. and. Mrs. tin Richard. “ . . oA bebe shower was recently held | ‘Mr. aod Mrs. Wilfred LeClair.|weds will. make their home im|and family had as receat v.s. --0-eill-J--Gellant-was-2-pa~-9:-the home-of-Mr.-and- toronto, Optario.were recent | Toronto_where they_are_en -|M> and Mrs, Em2nuc’ A>>>>: tient in P. C. Hospital for several | nedit Gatlant—Gifte-were-opened | guests of Mrs. John P. Arsenault 47 and dauzhter Jose2hine, of New days and friends hope to see him |1,, mrs. Dolar Gaudet. Mrs. Gal-|and Severin Arsenau!t, also other | Miss Marie Arsenault of Mount | Y07k; a’so theit two n2-acws pw ve 5 hae io seed lant ‘then thanked one and all | friends and relatives. real spent he> holidays wiih Mr.|yre Arsenault in rhe R.C.AF ws Zits Arequault = and-a lovely lunch was served. |. yr. Edmond Arsenault of Char-/and Mrs. Vighorin Arsenault. Oniario, and, Albin :Arsenaulf in cent’ guests her sister Mrs. Ray Remainder of evening was spett | jottetown attended the wedding of | Mrs. Benjamin Frase. and Leas mond Gallant. Mr. _ Gailant and | in social chat. of S%, Chrysostem. : | children Peta and Benita visit- the Canadian -Army, stationed in yh ae outt ‘saseull Congratuations dee out 1 Me. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Bourques jed Mrs. Philip M. Arsenault, al- Manitova, and Mrs. aay a a ’ . s 2 r'otictcwn, Arsen ——|te Mr. ae — ae Rich- ee family of Dieppe, N.B> visit-|so Mr. and Mrs. Amedee Arse-! brother Alyre of ha rote forgets that Jesus wants His fol-| ard all 6f St. Raphael on their re- . : 7 lowers to be great as well a8 cent marriages. Os , : ee irene = See eee eee ee ONGRATULATIONS ity. is ing « time with his ah ion of ie grentat men 1 over parents, Mr. praia Waring ; : rade knew filled a small position Arsenault and sister Marie ay : f ae his _days—but filled it to over- | Gilbert. . as oe ee AND BEST WISHES - Often, failures excuse -them-| son Roger, left recently on the selves by laying thé blame Pilgrimage ‘to Ste. Anne de Beu- | - f 70.

form of political affiliation. | Knowles, CLC Executive vice- | Others in the group are David dent

Lewis of Torgnto,* national CCF - : president, (centre) and' Stanley |

Reppy mood before going to the CLC siiould abstain from any

. RELIGION AND LIFE

BY VERY REV. GEORGE C. PIDGEON, D.D., LL.D. First Moderator of the United Church of Canada

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"THEIR ACTION DREW - HIS CONDEMNATION Some years ago, a_ series ‘Conferences on the social issues | es lord it over. them, of the hour was held in our west- great men exercise @rn provinces, and in them a pver them (or, college principal raised the prob- authority upon them.) lem of Political patronage. Some | “But it shall not be so among particularly “flagrant example | you, but whoever would be great thad aroused the public conscien- | among :ou must be your servant. @e and he drew attention to it as and whoever would be first @ne case of_a-widespread abuse. | among you must be slave of. all. He took the position that it was For the Son of Man came not to @ betrayal of public trust for a/be served but to serve and ‘man to be appointed.to public of-| give His life as a ransom for |

man ambition:

“You know that those who are of ‘supposed to rule over the Genti!- and their authority impose their

no matter what the specialty be-|resolution to make the most of | fore his mind. A general educa-/ one’s own life.

tion should always come before; We reme r two boys who

special training. jgrew up in the same neighbor-. : The one. who rushes into a | hood—the one brilliaht intellec- | specially without a .bload cul- tually and the other dull. But,

| rows, his influence and efficiency | character than there was in their |

ment of character. The one whe | the other became a scholar ant |

could conquer his world. must | leader of the first rank

conquer himself. The spirit’s| In beginning, tire latter nearly

rgovernment of the forces of the/kiiled himself in his effort to at-

|body,is the first victory to be/tain, but first he cultivated his |

won. . | owar powers, and they brought | But character means far more his world to his feet

than this. Out of it springg the| It ts @ petty Teligiousness that

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fice on any other grounds than} many.” (Mark 10:42:45).

his special fitness for the duties} This saying was like a volean-

Tequired. He stirred up a good | lie upheaval bursting through the |

l|erust of the world’s customs and | ambitions and shattering them beyond repair.

It is true ‘and tragic) that they still persist, but every such ac- tion brings on itSelf the condem- nation and céntempt of at good men.

deal of interest in the problem, but the old idea that ‘‘to the vic- tors belong the spoils” continued | notwithstanding i It‘is well for leaders in social i reform to notice how old is that cusiom and its abuses... ap- pea eyen among the discip- es of Jésus after years of His; The question. that - thie raises ppechings on self-forgetful min-| for aspiring youth ‘is his own fit- ness for the job to which he aspir- |

Gvidently they were expecting | es Happy is the young person

Him at afty moment to put forth | | who goes to work or enters col |

His power and set up His throne,|lege with a definite object in and each one became deeply | view.

concerned about his own position | DEEP DOUBTS

in the coming kingdom. ‘We remember the deep per- | _ St. Mark tells us that the broth-| plexity of fellow-students whe @rs, James and John, tried to steal a march on the others by asking Jesus for the seats of honor next to His throne. St. Matthew adds that Seip mother

wanted to ‘be doctor, teacher, business. executive, minister.

We remember sie’ the deter-

lawyer,

could not decide on what they |

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MacLEAN’S GROCERY

cS _On the opening of their newly, Renovated Store

We : are pleased to have supplied the plate glass - ' for this new, modern store.

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family's glory.

that carreis the person to the (CP. Phote) **ies.

ture, handicaps. himself and nar- taere was a deeper difference in |

miniation and earnestness with |

service. But there is a general prepara

which others set themselves to | qualify for a patticular form of |

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" CONGRATULATIONS AND-BEST WISHES TO MacLEAN’S GROCERY

AND WE WISH. THEM EVERY SUCCESS | "IN THE FUTURE. WE ABE PLEASED TO HAVE SUPPLIED THE TILE AND PLYWOOD FOR. THIS MODERN STORE. *

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CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES

sae es f MacLEAN‘S GROCERY

“ON, THE OPENING OF THEIR NEWLY RENOVATED STORE.

| AND WE WISH THEM EVE RY SUCCESS ‘IN THE FUTURE,

‘WE ARE PLEASED TO HAVE SU PPLIED THIS MODERN STORE WITH THEIR DRUGS,

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SU NDRIES | AND TOILETRIES. j

Se MacLEAN’S GROCERY -

On the opening of their newly renovated store in

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WE ARE PLEASED TO HAVE HAD THE WIRING

CONTRACT FOR THIS MODERN GROCERY miiehepeim:

| JAMES S. GOOD . |

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WINSLOF, P.E.L

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Misses Rose and Celina Arse- inault employed in Toronto: are holidaying with parents ,Mr. and Mrs. Fidele Arsenault.

Misses Florence and Joan. Mar- ie Maddix aré‘spending two weeks visiting relatives in Chelsea, Mass. .

Mr. and Mrs. Albenie Arse- nault was recently visited by dau- ghter, Mrs. Fidele- Gallant and children of Summerside. |

Mr. and Mrs Bab Cormier of | Toronto are honeymooning with | Mr .and Mrs. Gus V- Gallant | Land other relatives agd

CONGRATULATIONS.

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In the Jong run, it is his spirit

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ON THE OPENING OF THEIR NEWLY RENOVATED STORE ~ *

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ae | eee GROCERY |

On the opening of their newly renoVaied store in Winsloe. ‘

WE ARE PLEASED To HAVE SUPPLIED THE COMPLETE REFRIGERATION FOR THIS MODERN STORE.

STOREY ELECTRIC

“For Complete Refrigeration” HUSSMANN & FRIGIDAIRE DEALER ¥OR P.E.L Charlottetown Dial 7341

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ON THE GRAND OPENING OF THEIR NEWLY RENOVATED STORE: IN WINSLOE.

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ue BEST WISHES TO MacLEAN’S GROCERY

On the opening of thelr new modér Grocery Store

AND EVERY SUCCESS IN THE FUTURE

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