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| (2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., June 18, 1966.

The 106th anniversary of the Zion. Presbyterian Church be celebrated +. the congrega-. tion on Sunday. June 19th: with service af 11 ™ am. and-7 00 p.m. Service® will Ke conducted by the minister, Rev. Donald A Campbell, RBA. DD. Special music for the oceasion will he under the director of the organ- ist Mrs. Harvey MacKinnon

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106th Anniversary ite To Be Celebrated.

Upper Prince Street te‘form the Zion congregation. in 1870. The last pastors of these two ‘church- es were Rev. George Suther- | land. and Rev. Alexander Fal- | ‘coner. q

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Square Ohurch. (on the south Prince and Grafton Streets, in : side of Richmond Street. was... 1913._.It is interesting to officially “recognized in 1860, note-that the cost .of the build- and this = congregation on ing at that time was only $65,- 2 Se ere : ; gamated with the tee | noo : ae ro perenee —— amalgamated with "the free 2 "| CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE 7 oT : The new building with a seat: | S. R. Johnston Ltd DELEGATES to the semin- held at Dalvay House yester- ed; and J. Edgar MacCallum, { 3 oa . ‘ink capacity of 1,200 and the | ° . , : “continuing education’ day. Seen here (FROM THE 9 directof of adult education for : | Shrine eit cn eee | Two ears collided on the etown, was stopped on the ;

ar. on Ronee : ‘LEFQare Julian Pezet, pre- the provincial department of ¢ ce : ’ | ating 300, met. the requirements see Le ates i ne ee MOBILE

are seen discussing the value Jaent at the. Maritime Adult education. The seminar was é' lof the congregation until quite ternoortat 12:55 resulting in sion. The other vehicle, a 1964 of adult. education and the Couneil; Robert) “Blak- sponsored by the Adult Educa- [ | r : bee e ene aanan post-war growth considerable damage to Chevrolet, was driven by Ron-* |

needs of developing adult. lev, sociolomst at Acres ,,fion Cammittee and the Ru- ; if especially in: the ‘church ” school vehicles. The 1961 Ford, dri- ald Wayne Smith, Pownal. No HOM ES learning. prior to discussiona .Research and Planning Limit- ~ratvDevetépment Council. : “| pequired:the addition of 18 new vet by Robert L. Beck, 12 Up- injuries as a result of the acci-

Pees ; - ie . < ie , “| clagsroome which was completed | Per Hillsboro Street, Charlot- dent were reported. : : AND TRAVEL -/ a . in 1960, In 1963 a new Casavant | TRAILERS : U Ca ion ic i a Organ was installed and dedi- i | d Women | had previously directed the Sis- | ee F leated The same year the lower sian | ters’ Retreat delivered the ser- 5 ‘ : , fe |assembly hall and kitchen were : |mon for the occasion. He ex- ee A e ee : : i e oe RB ‘renovated, and the former was Pronounce Vows plained how the vows do not | < ’ : |. Manister* of Labor, Hubert B red by the Government of Byeecratcared as the Coles Memorial | : 8 deny*the Religious Sister the -ful- | resses S an emimer |MeNeill, announced... yesterday Edward Edward Island..or).a Hall The church has flourished | Two young Island women pro- |fillment of her womanly nature | ” Ye . oe . | that-he-is-requesting the federal (Crown Corporation of the Prov. | during past years, and stil con-notinced their” firstvows, their hit ‘give her the right to Tove Gibbsinn sisters nina : rs | government to respect the pre- ince. tinues to do 90, |first step toward becoming sis: freely, and to be loved in and

ers ae s | vailing- wage nates’ of the prove! > | nIn..April, of 1966 the present fers.of St..Martha, at a cere- through Christ s '

+ We can no longer afford thejtion, the accent is not on teach- jatic program of continuous ie hi : prov ee A ee | oug: christ. The Sisters jj N r i cd ai lgnoraitoa in Wik annie hee but_on learning. You do. notllearning is certainly the most so. toe -of Prince Edward Island in ps minis te r of Zion, Rev. ‘mony in the motherhouse of the ‘Choir and the congregation sang a ‘ oe te i Education at sll levels with i teach “adults. You only ‘place lid cornerstone we-‘can provide | 2! federal works done on Prince Graduation Ponald A Campbell, had the order in Charlottetown recently. |appropriaté Gelineau Psalms | : : ; bee . ; . overwhelming financial burdens them in. situations wheré. they for the Canada..of the future, he | Edward Island and also for the | honor of having conferred upon Sister Mary Vernon Doyle, St. ,and hymns during the ceremony | M ariy nh rene a is the price that our country will learn.. Consequently, the concluded... : work : be “done on the North. tain. bye Ae SN 7 are BLO Come ninter Eugene | and Mass. oe as $39.00 cea must pay if it is to remain an‘teXcher must play as essential, ~~ +. umbberland Causeway Ceremony Presbyterian College, Montreal, Marie Larkin, Morell; Sister) This year a revision of the All. Accessories ie. uteck industrial nation’ on the march -but different role from the con- a ee Dr. McNeill stated taf in | the. degree of: Doctor te Mary Blanche Byrne, Howe Is- traditional pattern of the-reli- | Clip on Mirrors, Leveling to better economic prosperity,’ ventionalpne. Teachers of adults Ridin Club .|\many cases the Federal Gov. ; itv This action of the Mege Jand, Ontarin: and Sister Stella-| gious ceremony helped to bring | Jacks, Sewer ‘ese a an @aid Julian Pezet of Moncton must learn the methods and | g jernmént are, using prevailing Sche uled is also in recognition of the Marie Cullen, Pictou, N.S.. all/out its inner meaning. For ex- | light fittings.

Mr. Pezet, president of the techniques of adult teaching. | re . _ |rates rhuch lower than is paid : work fa ee toy past ‘made their first vows ‘ample the Sisters pronounced | on ean Maritime Adult Education Coun- They must-possess a basic un- F d H - hy some employers —_on—Prince, ws | ears Piskec De hitatictinele Sister Janice Marie Antonio 'their vows at the Offertory of the | See Us Before You Buy .. . sil and=director-of-adiult-ellueaciderstandine —of-—the-<philosoohil.8 ‘ormes a ere. -Edward~Istand-and-in_ some C8 ee ea aoe Pre Ssh halte ee eho tolbeee eee from. Niagara, Falls received the Mass, rather..than_at:Comniun-| §,°R.. Johnston. Ltd. tion, University of Moncton, ad- and principles. of adult education : es befjw the minim f $1.25 is 5 Set : : ( owing “Holy Habit. i “te empliasiza thelt warsanal oo Wee he: em ana ia dressed a seminar on ‘‘continu- as well as a sound knowledge of’ A keen Interest in the revival a ee Min, of $12 |County Vocational School will isters: Rev. John M. MacLeod, | Right Reverend’ P F.:MacDon- fon, to emphasize their personal | Dial 4-8548

whi ations of of horseback riding on PFT, 2ccepted by the Department of deliver the address to the grad- Rev. David Sutherland, Rev .|Tesponse- to the Word of God in | gt” Peter's Road — Ch’town

{ng education’. which was held psychology and motivations 0 fone bd SL “1. Labor at Ottawa. Steaks ana ennemeal guar | ; ‘ald, V.G. offered the Holy Sacri- the total gift of themselves. = : in Dalvay Friday afternoon. _ adults if they are to succeed,” Was shown=at an initial organiz- | i Iai eee) Hick’ | 2: B. MacLeod. Rev."W. H. Sed tice of the Mass,. officidted at the | ——— —

1 , sta Mr. for Prince Edward Island: Dav. School Monday evening in the} : . ;ceremony and afterwards spoke- u

was.tn discuss needs tur the de-| “Ry placing the learner and Saddle horse owners and riders |)’ ee ery Seen Oe ean oe: : ‘ Rev. R. G. Strathie. Rev. George briefly congratulating the Sis- velopment of a. national policy learning in the central position held at the YMCA “Thursday |!d MacDonald, Melvin J. Mc- Princess Pat Theatre C.. Taylor, Rev. M. Scott Fulton, te d. their famil Ml y ai on continuing adult aducation, of our society, we will emerge%hight, when approximately 29 Quaid, Honourable J. Angus|. The valedictorian will be Bar. | Rev G. Carlyle Webster, Rev. | his. will ou CA R. sho! : end to determine what sters into our second century more owners and others met'to discuss MacLean, and Heath MacQuar- ry Campbell and the salutatory W. Harold Brown, and since’ rio Os Ree: RO j should be taken by interested in- ennfident and vigorous, with a |the adviseability of forming an tie will be asked to lend their | will be given by Carol Hudsos 1959 by the Rev. Donald A. j : ; dividuals and organizations in feeling of belonging. A system-|Island-wide Riding Club ' |Support in ensuring that. mini-| Graduates are Keith Rroder- Campbell | 2 ‘ . See ae. the province to assist in early : The main purpose in forming um rates of federal projects ick, Barry Campbell, Brian) 7 { e as)

_ fealization of a coherent policy the club is to promote enjoy- will not be below the provincial |Campbell, Beverley Clark, An-/ River, pleaded. not guilty to a | for continuing education. In vest Ju ment and interest in the saddle Standards 2 ‘|gela Corcoran, Bonita Graham, |charge of drunken driving and | DRAMATIC CHANGE q ’ ‘horse and to educate both riders! Investigation ‘Ja being. made at /Carol Hudson, Irene MacNeill, was remanded to June 21. oe Sie Heeet taid ie Ea oe ‘and the general public in the. present and “the information. ob- Mary McMillan, Margaret O’-| Barry James Bradley, city, |

: ezet fold the gatnering Il benefits +o be derived from tained will be av «Brien, Linda Sentner, Andrew charged with escaping custody, | % that edutation. of adults in Can-. 1S ° : ree available to the :

: ’ * ae ‘ : : these mounts, Adding interest to federal authoriti rai}. Smith, John Weeks and Donna was remanded to June 20. @da is changing dramaticaily ‘ ‘ ; federal authorities. The prevail-|?Ti' : Pees dl

“At one t lative. | aioe i of (he discussions was the recent ing wage rates which are mini-| Wilkie Charles Dolton, city, charged | ‘ i one time it was a relative. An inquest into the death Mf announcement by athe PEL. ; f ¢ | «Commercial graduates are |with speeding, was fined $14

__Small_ undertaking, »concen- two and one-half year-old Cathy fj ivestack Exhibition that three ae of eee: See een bY | Sharon Gallant and Emily Sent- and costs or ten. days. : fated in the éxtension activities tvnn Younker who was fatally ‘saddle horse classes had been piovincial participations are -as inept John Clair, Montague, — leo"

@f a number of universities, and |injured in an accident near added to:the- prograrine tor Old | pu0Ws:, Labourer $1.25 per! -—_ 2» | sharged with speeding wes. fined | si departments of agriculture, edu- home in Southport Thursday tome Week. in english tack, four: Painter $1.60 per hour: ‘ “$25 and sae len Ge :

. @ation for new citizens and night night has been ordered by Dr. western and stock horse classes olazier $1.50 per hour: Paint 3 Accus A fine of $10 wad eons ok ten | School programs of a remedial H. Avan MacMillan Twelve entries ‘were promised SPraver $1.65 per hour: Carpen- ; ; \ dave’ wae lead’ wa Denote] oe, he said. sigestna’ | Members of the jury are, Don- during the meeting and it is ex- ter $1.85 per hour; _ Plumber R ded . Letty Good, city when: charged |

e-have-never understood or aid C Gordon, foreman: Wal-|hected that these figures will be #2 per hour; Electrician $2.00 eman with going through a red Hght: i « @ven considered the implications |jace Edwin Rodd, West Royalty: | ; ; +, per hour; Bricklayer $2.85 per | r , ‘ | 5 and meaning of adult education, | Norrie ; ‘eo V+ ;considerably increased by Julys Per) tn city police court vesterday | Richard G. Vail, city, charged i

d we b ng Oo a 7).|Norris Garfield Scott, & Fair-lonth deadline for entries jhour; Plasterer $2.25. per hour; | Gea F Parl Mac. with littering the streets was Visitors Welcome and we have never analyzed and | wew Drive, Sherwood.” Roger | In thi¢ de clini Cement Finisher $1.65 per hour; |. ee ae 4 fined $10 and costs or five days. | ‘ assessed a workable system of | aijan Craig. 21 Parkview Driv | In this regard a clinie is plan- 9, : }Callum, Francis W. Quinn. anc ‘ cos e 8. i

: Allan Craig, arkview Drive, ined for .Charlottetown. in the Welder $1.85 per hour; Truck /«, 1 @ Yarns @ Blankets | eontinuing education. We have Parkdale: William Walter Bur. Bed for -Charlottetown in he Diver Af Sh cae hear omas Joseph Larter, all from : Bever established a distinction |}, 5 Heach Steel. Charlotte (ose future when club members PER : Charlottetown were each remand- NUN BROADENS INTERESTS | -@ Auto Robes i Batctenc tom adicaden ahh "ieee We will be instructed in riding tech- To be effective’ immediately eq to June 28 on a charge of i ‘@ Island Tartan Blankets F va and adult “edication, hetween 1": Stewart James West? niques and, showmanship. Inter- 2d. to be applicable to all fu-’ robbery with violence: Magis-| LONDON (CP).—. A London | “Made of 100% Virgin Wool : dia taxohing ct ehildren and Ga re en ar aT uy ested riders and owners wishing jture contracts and jobs of work |trate A.J.° Haslam, QC, pre- girl wrote to an Irish model DON’T MISS THE

: |dale; Harold Walton Macleod, |tg join the club invit including the following: Schools; | : . hool asking for a ; teaching of adults. Our adult), a AM. actoomy was cer [ro ian tie. club are invited to | ine gf 5: | gided. schoo] asking a place but’ WM CONDON : 5 classes have. merely been a £0 | eeernan aos baie rid PET contact members of the execu- Highway Work: Bridge Work; | ‘The change arose following Signed her name Sister Marg-]_ le petition of day classes hased ex: sco weat ard —the—hire—-riewed-rfive-—or, details.__Requirements Public Works: Senior Citizens | an_ alleged attack on Farl_ et_Quinn. The school discov: | d-SONS — FALCONRY DISPLAY AT

. Glusively on educational prac- | yk. 4 oy. The boy ees for membership are that riders |Homes; Homes of Special Car ellan, Charlottetown, on ed she was a nun. Sister) Gnd. F SSS

“ tices, principles and philosophy weiss fenten din: at aan aleatioke must be 16 years of age and that Housing under the Prince Ed- ;morning of June 16 on Queen Margaret explained she wanted | 65 Queen St. Dial 4.8712 . tee ef children | aes d aS GMa end he | Mounts must be any saddle hor- ward Island Housing Authority; | St., in Charlottetown. |to teach modelling to her class Charlottetown | f

“Programs of adult learning Corner Dr Ailes MacMillan ng ene ie pony apa All construction projects assist. | Glen N. Trainor,. Johnston's at a-London convent. school. ; Ceo a is must be carefully planned and , eee es ‘+ le executive o LR s = organized with people and - riot eee abs oe ing cluh ta hold office for: 1966 | ss <f : f :

ie -5 people--it remains the task 44 the city court house eee eto Ger 4 leon | North Rustico 5 of those of. us engaged in adult ald Dixon, North Tryon: Vice- ; education to help people deter- |... child. daughter of Mr. and President, Helen Brooks, Marsh WE DISPENSE ANY : mine and access their needs and Mrs. Harry Younker, was “ruck field; Secretary, Shirley PRESCRIPTION THIS SUNDAY AT. 3.00 P.M. to advise them in-the possible by a 1966 Anglia near the Sou- Prowse, Brackley; Treasurer— : : vr, UF >

onenmgohytions-e-their-problems,ttra.thport School about 7 o'clock. Boyd. MacDonald, North Tryon] Seats PHARMACY See a few of the Falcons. used In this age old sport. | Matha tha voles at the govern: er home is near the school an = Sah een ements tenet nraerparmcsdine eleanor tment ancora antennae it weg eminent gedaan pe ment to encourage, stimulate the opposite, Side of the road. | LASTED A LIFETIME me y . * we J. E. H. Worth, Watch Nelson Hurry demonstrate with the and finance adult education pro- She was taken to the Prince Fd- : 1914, Reg. Pharm. Merlin. ' ae 4

. grams but not to eohtrol, direct, Ward Island Hospital by the The longest. marriage on rec- : 9 el : : fl ;

: organize or impose “them. The MacLean ambulance. She died ord lasted 87 years; Sir Temulji | ; ' : : Free ae Ma ea ip people themselves. “must decide shortly after, : and Lady Nariman were mar- 1] 142 Prince St Phone 4-3424 | . ' their needs and interests | The RCMP have not yet re ‘ried in. 1853, when both were | : : ® | —40 Years in business— A e

“Particularly in adult: educa- leased+the name of the driver. _ five years old, f : } ae M Ch h S .

i | ) See Masonic Church. Service s ae | HOW TO SPEND A : t ' : ae | RAINY DAY OR The members of True Brothers e : - I''.< EVENING AF & AM Crapaud, will meet for Divin Worship. A Gift That Is Sure to Pledse See the Island’s foremost selection Sunday, June 19 at 2:30 p.m. at the ‘Anglican : ra ‘oie zcarpets, draperies 11 Church, Crapaud. Members of Sister Lodges cor- , Oe Ss ea as eae ~ ane of _-dially invited. Members of True” Brothers Lodge Hoe : M Id ‘| sa es pes Tecomaster Home Craft Power Tools. J] Archer & MacDonald 't]- will meet at the Lodge Room at 2 p.m. 3 es “ i f ay . : zi es i “ ‘ | Open Evenings Until 9% ob ‘ : : 7 ” Ci S NH St. Peter's Pa. Parkdale ‘ By order of W.M. | High polish finish, rip guide ‘ P.C. NOTICE — 49.95 ae es e 1st Kings : i : ” Saber Saw | Cuts wood, sheet metal, ernsecuts: any . “Ee ‘ . - * a : Botches, base tilts to 45 degrees *o . ‘ ® + : * 4 Te e uM al : eas a 8 Dri : = \ ot i * ‘ DPrefision hardened steel gears. kev type \ ‘ Located In the 29858 ; i + 4 chuck See i eo os gi Sogn ‘ -. ni ' mn «OT OR ON __McQUAID BUILDING ~ ee ne nana pam enanLtt eiaiosaaieiapaNCN ieee Soe Tae * arene * oa aber srovmntcenvenanapetisinresaeriabpserense Pema 4 i é 4 ‘ at q Propane Torch Kit _ Main Street oe ee Consists nf pencil point hurner, heavy dutw : ie ‘ hurner <qlderine tin flame spreader snark . fumer’ soldering tip, flame spreade | OFFICE HOURS 9 a.m: to 6 p.m. ; ie REG - «a “ ss ; ‘ 4 ® ‘ ? : . ee | Tool Box : 3 } ~ | la seas oe a oe — _— KEITH MacKENZIE : ‘ ‘ SHamcss metal ranstructian sith drawere . e ‘ E ‘ . BS Rt mstTu un drawers \ i ‘ KING SPEAKS, SHERIFF WATCHES ind Ue Ost tay, ee es ee 5 “ i’ Martin rub? King ‘Cotnt Gauptinise i Greek. exuied ‘walehos ik cia of ak ool a PETER J. MacAULAY LS Pight, addresses a voter regis. wood Friday es LeFlore Coun. Negroes and whites who ga- ae 2 | : i ‘ N “ation rally at the LeFlore ty Sheriff George Smith back. therad 66 listen :

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