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A tribute to a pioneer family of st Peters was given fitting prom- uriit-c in a solemn service of dedi- uiioii when a beautiful memorial .t:iuicd glass window was present- ml to the United Church of St. in-it-rs by Mr. and Mrs. Robert ilsiri-Jiicn oi Rosindale. Mass in viimiioi',v of theiri parents. the lite Adolphus Maciiwen and Jes- sic .liaeEwen.

Rev. A. Frank MacLean. Pastor oi Trinity Church. Charlottetown pit-sitled at the dedication of the niiitlow which is entitled, VI am 'I'tu- (iood Siieplierd." it depicts in twzuititul colours Our Lord holding a Iantb in His arms with the shep- herd's crook in His right hand. Truiity Male Eight under the di- rm-tiriii of ltoyston F. Mugford. A R CO. rendered several delight- iul numbers and added greatly to the service of worship. GItEPHERD'S CONCERN

Rev. Mr. MacLean in centering

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LOWER Montague regatta Wed- nesday, July lflth. scnd entries to Stanley llicken.

F0 R BULLDOZER Grading Plume lfiil. Montague or write Box 475. Montague.

I-Il.I)0N United Cliurcli ice- riczim festival. bazuir. home cook- lll.'1. lunches. July ltlth on church izmunds.

i)lPl.()MA - Omitted from the list diploma winners at Union vuninicrcial College was the name of Mary Jorge-nsen. Malpeque

THE ANNUAL meeting of the l'iiion Ccmctcry iiic. Kings County iiill l)(' held at the cemetery on llctincsday. July 10th.. 1957. at R oiclock. Robert C. Mcllish. sec- it-tary.

FAR DESTROYED - Mr. John ll.-ilry of Commercial Cross Nar- nmty escaped injury Saturday lllL'ili about clcvcn pm. when his i'.'ll'. which he w.-is driving alone. iuddenly burst into flames and um completely destroyed.

PRESENTATION At the rinse of the regular mid-week lir.i.vcr service in the Montague ttnptist Church, Rev. A. M. Roger- : Ill and Mrs. Rogerson. were hon- tI'4'(i by the congregation when ”"'.t' were presented with a well tilled purse as a farewell gift. The -nest-niatton was made by Den- ron William MacLean, and an ad lrrss was read by Mrs. Spencer Llewellyn. Rev. and Mr. Roger- mn have left for Weymnuth. N.S. uticre they have accepted a call to the Baptist Church.

Men Moi Ai Murroy H.

The Murray Harbour. Little sands Men's Association meeting

x licld at Murray Harbour in the Murray Harbour Church. Prev- ious to the meeting a delicious lob- cter supper was served by the led- lrs of the Murray Harbour United '.'hurctI. which was enjoyed by all.

The meeting was opened by the l5nrd's Prayer followed by the milling of several hymns.

The business muting was then carried on by the reading of ti e minutes of the previous meeting by the Secretary. George 1. Per-

REV. A. F. MncLEAN. MR. ROBERT MacEWEN

Unveils Memorial Window In

REDSTONE ARSENAL. Ala.a (AP! - in the town of Peene-I munde. Germany. on the iBaitic Sen. German scientists ibuilt thei V-2 rockets which bombarded Lon- don. In the last tormented days of Hitler's Third Reich they were working on an anti-aircraft mis- sile to destroy the closely packed formations of Allied bombers which were shattering German war plants and morale.

Russians and the Western Allies were sweeping through the coun- try in 1945 and the scientists had I choice. They could stay at Pecncmunde and be captured by the Russians. Or they could head West.

WENT TO l'.S.

Of the group, till) came west. And today, inside one of the great laboratory - machine shops here, lies the great .lupiter-C. the latest lineal descendant of the German V-2.

Dr. Wernhcr yon Braun was technical director at -Peenemunde mand has the same job at Red- stone.

Dr. Ernst Stuhlinger. atomic physicist. Dr. M'artin Schiilins. the brilliant propellant expert. and Wilhelm Angele, who devel- oped the V-2. are among the scien- tists here.

About 15,000 people work here. mostly to support the rcseailch of the former German scientists.

it's a fantastic place. where scientists talk seriously of going to tht moon or Mars within the next 30 or 40 years.

Off in the distance behind a road barrier marked by a blink? ing red light a small test rocket goes ”ivhoosh."

FEAR BREAK-UP

On the stirface here and In Huntsville everything is going smoothly. But there is A certain stated that a sheep rarely lilts its , ::ga'Thnecs:(,0:f;")?: H!::t55iL1i:n',:,?,:3I head Mme Erumg and 3 "ms dii maintain it close liaison with the rected by its own appetite. It was arwnal D ; then that the shepherd's itiice. 51-hcrg an. (Cm-.g mm this S,-Oupml brouglil the wayward sheep hacklknmm mmm, as nlhe mamm--. w ""3 mm . may be broken up. i

M" MMLEB" """'"ded "'9 ”""' Last fall before Defence Secre-

neer Parents

his sermon around the 23rd Psalm showed how the psalmist drew a clear picture of a shephcrdis re- gard for his flock. The Ministeri

Rockeieers Oi Former Reich Are On Both Sides Of Curtain

'September the Jupiter - C flew mellls effffliw W5

uses. there I no other team wliebl has carried the idea ioriiard from its earliest concepts to the pres- ent. it is not that we are gen-. lines, it is just that we have beeni working on it so long. i

"We have already made more; mistakes than the other people: have. Sometimes it is .1 hit irus-v trating to see mistakes made thatl we made years ago made all over gain.”

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n Atlas although the air force has not officially identified it as such. was launched at Cape Can- averal. Fla. Alter climbing two miles. the tulle exploded. Upon yn'ection the Atlas is supposed to be able to travel 5.000i

EKi:T'A'Tzl?SmS:3.itEeNTlSTs Senior H Appointments

All this is highly irritating to the German scientists here for they have the Jupiter and the

Jupiter-C. A Jupiter was tired from Cape Canaveral earlier last monlh.l

ranging 1.650 miles over the At-, in t' O ' 17l.' I . . 'l-l';;..”i?3 T......f. "li.'L'(”l... omwa new - appoint- month for some 3,000 mites-as far as across four senior officers were an- the Atlantic - at s speed averag- nounced Friday by RCA? hflidn ing Sgt!) hmileshan hour... I I .quarters.' W nSi 9 is 0 ice at it P950-j.Vl Affected are Group Captains guarded army ballistic missilelxoben 5. Tumbuu. mac, 33, or Elencliv V” 373"" w",,”5kefi,lGovan, Sask.; Richard M. Cox, whether he thought his team IDFC. "' of F0" Gar,” Mam; would be content. to limit iiselfWGomon Gm Diamonm mm of Van, m,,',m0'm'”.' miswei ,.. h . .d couver and Ottawa; and Henry G. ,, Id pm " ""5 W"-V .I 9 V" 'lM. Colpitts. 46. of Sussex. NB. tn "keg yin” '” bmd "E 1 Group Capt. Turnbull. senior air ,f”"'..""” pm "' ""9" "l "W l mu officer at the RCAF's No. 1 GIKVE MISTAKE Air DlVl5lO:Il headquadrtegs at llrietlzi: Suppose the team were broken F”"'"- w' suw” mi ,”

up and assigned elsewhere? He rector of air defence operations at

repliedtm headquarters lnm0ttayia. k "I think it would be a great loss GFEUDICIRT3-”Q0XmHllllnl8T:e9:l;:'l' man u sa to n .

for the technical status of the m United States in the ballistic mis- Ont. from Diamond who has been assigned to the 4th Allied Tactical

site race. I think it would be a Air Force. Trier. Germany.

very, very grave mistake. V "When it comes to ballistic niis- Group Capt. Colpitts. now serv-

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For STEWART MEMORIAL HEALTH CENTRE will be held in TYNE VALLEY CHEESE FACTORY, JULY l0th Supper booth, Entertainment Dancing Tyne Valley Hall 9-12 Admission SLO!)

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gregnm" mat pmple mi” Show tary Charles E. Wilson deemed

"'9 directed by me",”pp9m"5 and t that the army should be limited wand" "5"" the 7'5)" pm” Pulito the development of a 200-mile the com shepherd '5 RV" Swkmg ; missile and that the air force- ”"d "a”"'54 them i" "'5 ("M The i iihould be given the task of devei-i

. ' ' ' vi 4 . i l of comfort-tn many twin liifii-'.'i.'.1."..i3';Ii1'.'i” Jiiiiliic "E35335 lThe church was filled to capa- .,(vBM, My H" U" 5""'i"s The llmllt would have a range HELPED BUILD CHURCH '- - Mr. and Mrs. Adolphus )tc- lg, gm ::,”15el:,nTI:,:e;,C,fm:n,gsh:::: Ewen to whose memory the win- ummu. dow was dedicated were among the NAVY GOT "- pioneers of this congregation who Same 22 months earlier. Wilson helped '0 b"”d '.he chum h am had assigned to the navy dcvclop-W we” '0' mm? M” -V93” my”! mcnl of a rocket to launch an R"(;1nede:(?I:edC:'i';;:)':ge':'ElrVed Hg 8 learlh satellite. This is the highly- member of the Session and was on . nu-1'-),l,':I:':;:i ,,l,,f',.';,””f,'.',,C,”'ffC.E',,,,,..,, the Board of Managers and Super-in ""3 Thu, H 5150 has my lcgm lntendent of the Sunday School for h,i',”(.d W. Alllai upwards or twem-V ' "V9 yersi Hisl So far as is known. none of these was a fine record of SOH'l('i'

, . . imissiles--Tlior. i'aiu.iiard or Al- A"0”."" ”""' Harleyt "'3'." ms las-.lias ever been fired success- home in the Canadian West iiiitiltmlk mm” lwemy 33"” 93" when hel On June i2 ll nioiister missile. returned to his native proviiice. He also served as an Elder and " tmansgeii PM hr wig? h;1”""”l-iMrs Louis Hcrrintl. lsoun a vice an o nil lwere invaluablei i:lY?dlTl;l8gr.:il(ilI-i Mm Jiack Bradley and '0" 410" to me comp! X pmmems comm Gary. Lharlottctoivn. were recent mmml lo A" church” visitors to Murray River. guests

Anomerm son. I”. svmpd In "limo! Mr ziiid Mrs. Fred Macleod. :west and a daughter. Mrs. Erncsti Mi” D","'”" m"K,”y and Mr' Parkman. lived in Ch:irlottctown.iE"" g (""”"i'-V- U”""'"'""""'"'

Robert is H". 0,,” suwmng spent Sunday at the home of her

member 0; (ms highly ,(.sp(.N(.d parents, Mr. and Mrs. William J.

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family. MacKay- Ctin-siuitiilatioiis are extended to "" W"”'”'"' 4T” Miss Eunice Clnrey of Murray jiiivcr who led her i-lass in Gr-mtg R I10 at Montague High School. Miss , l(.'lare,v is the daughter of Mr. and Master James and Sandy Tiieh- MFR -"Wk ('lM'P.V- ads. Gladstone. recently spent a Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hcnoul and few days visiting at the homes ofifamily of italifax N.S. are spend- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bcaton. Al- ing their holidays in Murray River exandra. and Mr. and Mrs. Le.I- guests of Mrs .Renouf's parents, ter Benton. Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nicolle. L.A.C. and Mrs. Marshall Grccne Sincere sympathy is extended to and daughter Donna have return- the relatives of the late William ed to Summcrside. after spending Johnston Stufllcon who passed two weeks leave at the home of away at the P.F..l. Hospital. i

Mrs. Greene"; parents. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Johnston. Mur- ray River.

Mrs. Rchecca Gillie of New

Glasgow. MS. was a recent visit- or to Murray River. the gm-st of relatives.

Congratulations are extended to Miss Ruth Moore. vihn uradiiatcd from the Alberion Hospital Sc- hool of nursing. in New Glasgow, N.S. recently. Miss Moore is tht: daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ruebcn Moore. High Bank.

The Misses Elizabeth and Ruby Johnston. Murray River. are spending-part of their hziltdays in Summerslde guests u' their sister Mrs. Marshall Greer! and L.A.C.

Greene. Mrs. Alfred Macwiiliams and family Eldon. are spending a

weeks vacation in Murray River guests of her parents. Mr. and

Miss Margaret Shank and Miss Annie Shank. Milton, Masa.. ar- rived in Montague last week and will spend the summer here. They have as their guest. their brother.1 Mr. Harry shank. who will spend two weeks vacation with them at Lane's cabins.

Hrs. 1.0. Mscbeod. Miss Don-

na Maeigod. Mn. Wtnnitred Vie bars -and Mr. Stewart Vickersf

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Rain Changes Program At Western Eucharistic Congress

PRINCE ALBERT. Sask. lCP-- digiiitaries. arrived Saturday by The threat of rain Sunday forced m"l0"'-'3d9 "'9'" S55ka'00"-

- in we or ..i:.t..r:":ttL';i ':'.t::.:::d:::i: three - day Eucharistic "Inert-is Pope Pius xii extended apostolic here after a heavy downfall had blessings. and a telegram froml

pageant during which the church invites the faithful to render hom- age to Christ. the eucharistic king, is being held in connection with the 75th llieart parish and the 50th anni-i""35' : versar

when the belts of and chapel in the large diocese ofleucharistic city.

Dori." The congress. a special religious

Monday. July 8. 1957 The Guardian Page 5

.nnive,nry 0, Sacred Prince Albert rang for five min- y of Prince Albert. diocese.i Some 1.300 persons attended op The congress began Friday night enirig urenionies which included a very church low mass and holy hour at the

washed out , planned mimlong Prime Minister John Dicfenbakeri "mile "mt pmceumn SmurdayiwafI'ti'::tiight)ut Saturday religious!

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3908059 0' Salurdiiy ll F3”l- Bdjies of the Roman Catholic church Urey!!! DY 331319! Clirdlnil Mcjgathered for the first eucharistic GUl8ln- A"-thb.1Sh0D Of TOFOHNL congress on the Prairies. At the. I114 Pl"! ' Elm”? Cafdmal I-9K9l'rl”eucharistic city" at the iairl Archbishop of Montreal. were de-3 grounds M,”-e a gigantic mposj. livered in the armoury at the ex-Jory hi” M9,, (..,,.si,-opted, hibitlon groundsm m m lSPiRlTL'AL PURPOSE ,

Sundays pontifical high mass int. cardinal y1(.c,mg,-m mm me me lorirgntal Ant; condgsged Er main purpose of the congress was

os ev. n rew erec i.l5 mm,-,1 Ukfliniln EX8l'Ch Oi 385k3Wh9r. pin stressing the iinportaiu-2 of wan. was also held In the arm-lspiruuai values. Cardinal McGui- oury. The sermon was preached,ga,. 5,-mj; --we rice in 3 demo. bY M051 BEN Maxim? ifl""'3"' cralic country. Remember there is iuk. Ukrainian Metropolitan oflm, mm democracy wmwug 3 be; Clnldtl g , that in a sovereign Lord. without

Cardinal McGuuznn and Carrie a belief in the individual soul of llll LCBEL 310118 With Other Chill?" man. from which beliefs we come. ,,gun,, ,,,;to have greatest regard for the

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