Contract Let For Heating Plant in Shed On Wharf

Mr. J. Watson Macliaught, M. p,, the parliamentary assistant to the Minister of Fisheries an- nounced .. J - all "19 '30” tract for the installation of a heating system in the shed on the Marine Wharf had been let to the Inman Plumbing and Heat- ing Ltd.. of Sumxnei-side. Amount ..l the contract is S23.458.iXl and was the lowest -' three tenders submitted.

Mr. MacNaugh aid that the work would begin almost imme-

diately so that the building will-

Prisoner Isl ltecoofured

Robert Sterling Adams, 0'- Leary. who escaped from the Prince County Jail on Wednesday afternoon. was recaptured early .esterda,v morning and returned to custody.

The prisoner, who had depart- .-d during an outdoor exercise period was located at his home n O'Leary.

He had appeared in court on l'ue5day charged with breaking and entering the store of Claude ilacNelIl. 0'Leary. had been con- i'iCl9d and was remanded for one week for sentence. S

Bloomfield Corner

Mr and Mrs. Arthur Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Arsenaulf and little daughter Wanda, of Hamilton. 0nt.. were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs .lohn T. Gallant. Piusvillc

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LeClair. Woodstock. have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. George L:-Clair. Mrs. Andrew Gallant of Wake- field. Mass., and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Atsenault and son Ber- nard of Stoneham. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred LaCroix

be heated for storage of

I01!- toes on fail. a.

and family of Toronto, Ont., are guts of Mrs. LaCrolx'a mother. Mrs. Iaon Peta:-I.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pinaaii of

Lannual vacation, at their homes ;here with Mrs. Loon Peters and Mrs. Henry 1'. Pineau.

Mr. Reg. Pineau motdred from Toronto. arriving at his home here on Sunday, Aug. 7. He was ac- companied by his sister Elaine. who is employed in Montreal.

Mr. and Mrs. George LeClalr. Mrs. Theodore Arsenault. and Mrs. Andrew Gallant. motored to Egmo Bay on August 11. They were accompanied by Mr.. and 'Mrs. Joseph LeClalr.

Recent business visitors to Sum-

merslde from this vicinity were Mrs. J. T. Gallant of Piilsville, Mrs. Charles Rogan of Toronto. and Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Pineau iof St. Johns, Quebec. l Miss Lorraine Martin, of Sum- merside. who has been spending part of her vacation here returned to her home on August 12.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Atsenault motored to Charlottetown on Wed- nesday. August 11. On their re- turn they were accompanied by Mr. Arsenault's mother, who is 'also from Hamilton. Ontario and vacationing on the Island.

l ENLIST DUTCH BANDSMEN

l THE HAGUE (Reuters)--Fifteen Dutch bandsmen were sworn in as Canadian soldiers Thursday, bring- ing the total number of Dutch musicians enlisted by the Canadian Army to 140. They will be placed with the Royal Highland Company at Halifax. The Royal Canadian Dragoons, Camp Borden.V0nt., and the Royal C ” Signals. Kings- (ton. Ont.

BEDEQUE Pastoral Charge. the United Church of Canada. Services on Sunday. August 21st: 9:!) am. Borden: ll a.m. Bed- eque: 7.30 p.m. Albany. Rev. G. A. Cowper-Smith, Minister.

0'LEARY Pastoral Charge. Un- ited Church. Rev. Robert Wagner. Minister: Brae Service 9:30 Sun- day School 10:30. Bloomfield Sun- day School 10:00. Service 11.00. West Devon Service 2:30. 0'Leary Sunday School 10:00. Service 7:30.

TRYON Pastoral Charge. Unit- ed Church of Canada services Aug- ust 21 will be conducted by Rev. David Barwise. Crapaud 9:45 a.m. Cape Traverse I1 a.m. Tryon 7:80 p.m. Miss Shirley MacDonald. New Dominion, guest soloist at Tryon.

FREE CHURCH of Scotland. Services August 21st: Coleman 11:00 a.m.; Milo 1:30 p.m.. eon-

, RAYMOND GRANT, Optomet- rist. will be in his 0'Leary office Saturday, August 20th.

l PANTRY SALE at Kennedy's Store. Saturday, August 20th at 17:80 p.m. Sponsored by the Sea View W.I.

THE CENTRAL BEDEQUE Un- ited Baptist Churh services. Sun- day ll a.m. Sunday School: 10.15 .am. special memorial service.

..PIIlNCETOWN United Church Services for Sunday, August the 21st. 11 a.m. Morning worship: 7:30 p.m. Evening Worahip. R.J. Miller. Student Minister.

Personals

Mr. T. J. Inman is spending a jshort time at Sault Ste. Marie on lhia return from the west.

Toronto. Ont.. are spending their -

Approximately sixty university being conducted at the

students from across Canath are Vlilitia Summer C'.'lIl1) z;i attending a two week special Mil- itia and COTC Chaplains course now

lTrouble Over Drinks Ad

MONTREAL (CB) - Another oi tllrreiit crinipetllion Canada's girl athletes is in the Pre..'lclil Alhell Ford of ll'l( newspaper advertisement of cool Calllaillilll Amateur Sirintlitilig As drinks. isociatlon said ”llie maIlc- mil Ella Lindell of Montreal, a 20- likely be discussed at our meeting. year-old blonde beauty who haslltis bound to come up." won international and CnnadianlSAME THING AT GAMES ornamental amateur swim cham-l Thc incident recalled the plight pionships. is the latest lady re- of Toronto's Jackie MacDonald. Pilrted in distress. forced to retire from an event at Officials expressed shock to find the British Empire Games last a picture of the glamorous swim- lyear after her picture appeared in mer in a brewery udvertisemenila soft drink advertisement. The Tl1llF3d8y- tall blonde-who had been expec- The photo appeared at a timelted to be a point winner in the dis- when Montreal is host to the top cus and shot put at the big m.,.,.,., swimming.brass, here to attcndsubsequcntly was cleared oi all the Canadian swimming and div- blame by the Amateur Athletic ing championships. Miss Lindell, Union. l10WEVer. B Sychronized swim per-l Both Miss Lindell and her coach, former. is not taking part in theihlllinn zigayer of the Canadian

lArnclcl Palmer ln Superb.

(Mount Allison Uniirrsitylz Halifax

I

Army'slare all Theological Students repre-'0ffr Cadets Bruce Munroe. Pictou,iNS; (Dalhousei-Kings University): l3lack- senting all major universities andlNS; tl0Wl'l. situated near Camp Borden. colleges in Canada. Shown above -Iim Mills. Moncton. NB; (Acadic B.; Fhese second year Officer Cadets during a break in training are:iUniversity): Don Harris.

Western GUaf'CllaD,Anotl1er Girl Athlete In

Charles McLaughlin. Moncton. N. (Mount Allison University):

and Frank Lockhart, Summersidc l

Final Report of Hurricane Fund TORONTO, (CPl - The Ontario

D l S P y 'l :a S C r L 3 3 d hurricane relief fund. set up last

in Canadian

Caiiatllun Press Staff Writer

WESTON, Ont. (CF) - Arnold ;Palmer, only a year out of ama- 'teur ranks and the U. S. national amateur title, came through with a superb display of precision golf Thursday to take over the lead in the Canadian open golf champion- ship. l Making the most of his sharp iron Sl'.'ll.S and putting, Palmer scored a second round 67, five un- der the Weston club's par. to put himself in front at the half-way ,mark with 131. l Charlie Slfford. U. S. Negro na- tional champion who became a

.Legi0n Chm sald no money was one-day wonder Wednesday with al

Golf Open

would go on L0 Montreal for next week's 526,800 open there.

3 Don Finsterwald of Bedford Heights. Ohio, with a one-undei par 71 Wednesday. picked up on the 14th green without explanation

' lidiscoucdie

of hurri- submitted

October to aid victims cane Hazel. Thursday

its final report. - l Col. W. Eric PllIlllpS. fund chair-, ,,,,,,,

man and president. said the fund'- rollected 55.270024 from an esti- mated 250.000 donors and paid out 55.131024.

Col. Phillips said S56.600 has been set aside to cover final costs and 190,000 of S150,000 donated by the Canadian disaster relief fund has been returned.

Thc fund was set up four days

Miss Barbara Arsenaunp smdem, after hurricane Hazel swept over

lurse at the Charlottetown Hospi- tal and Joan Arsenault of Ottawa. who were spending their vacation lwith relatives in Miscouche, re- cently spent some time in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

southern Ontario bringing death to at least 02 persons and causing an cstimnted 317,699,280 p r o p e r t y

lSlides To Be

"Mr. Victor Sanderson

Friday, Aug. 19, 1955 The Guardian Page 11

Three lniured When Trucks In Collision

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Morrell. Alberton. and four of their chil- dren all escaped serious injury when a light truck in which they were driving to Charlottetown for a day at the Exhibition. was in- volved in an accident with heavily loaded gravel truck on the highway at Rosebank about 0.30 a.m. yesterday. The accl- dent occurred aa Mr. Morrell. driver of the light truck. was at- tempting to pass the larger veh- icle operated by Gordon Bert- ram of Fredericton. P. E. 1.

Following examination at the Western Hospital. Alberton, thir- teen-yenr-old David had a frac- tured arm placed in a cast and was later released. Gary. age 10. was retained in hospital for further examination and treat- ment of arm and ankle injuries and various bniises. Nine-year-. old Eugene suffered a scraped. elbow and a severe shaking up. and Mrs. Morrell extensive body bruises. Mr Morrell and Billy. age 12. who were in the cab with Mrs. Morrell were uninjured

Damage to the half-ton truck was extensive. The large truck was not damaged to any axtut.

Shown Here Of War Graves

' On Sunday evening at 9.00 p.m. Daylight Time. at the Canadian Legion Home slides will be shown of the war graves of those died in both world wars. from Prince Edward Island. These pictures were

taken by: during his, recent European i.our and families, and friends of the fallen are cordially invited to attend the showing. The following are the which will be shown: WORLD WAR I

pictures

Vis-En-Artols cemetery - Pie. Gilbert S. Mathesnn.

Dury Mill cemeteryv-Pte. .lohn. W. Sanderson. Pin. M. E. Fahili.l Pie. Deane W White. Welsh. Pie Horace R. Taylor. Pie. Gerald B. Darby.

In Belgium-Zillehekc cemetery" L.'CpI. W. R. Cnles

In England. Quarrywnod cemet-

-- AMEO”

KENSINGTON

Friday-Saturday 7:15-9:15; Mai- inee Saturday 2:30 (A.S.T.) Roy Rogers and Trigger in outdoor western-action picture-

”DOWN DAKOTA WAY" Also Serial and News.

damage.

CHANGE OF PACE More United States tra 'ellers en-l

--noun."

BURDEN

Friday 8:30: Saturday 7:15-9:15 "ISLAND IN THE SKY" Starring John Wayne. Matinee Saturday 2:3).

CAPITO

Today 2:30 - 7:15 - 9:15;

who .

Bucquay cemetery-Pte. Harry (HAL A MacDonald. Lt. Elmer George 3344 , MacLeod.

F"! C- 5 Summer St.

Summer St.

wam s.'...'i Above Maurice Mill's Men's Wea

ery--Pte. W H. Barlow. WORLD WAR II In France, Bretteville

cenutly -Lt. John Wendell, MscNei.ll. Pb.

Clayton L. Humphrey. Pia. ll. Boucetie. Gnr. Gordon

PR 81'.

C. J. Acorn. Pte. Aiair Read.

I In England. Brookwood canoe- Pb.

Cambridge cemetery-lgt. Jab . 0 Joseph MacNeill. I Oxford cemetery-Sgt. Kimball

ery-Sgmn. H. A. Boulter. - Hillard J. Cameron.

C Sanderson.

Bournemouth cemetery -A Igt. 'Alexander C. Matheson. Mr. Sanderson has a nutnbc d snapshots only of those whoa: i graves are in the Bien-Sur-Men cemetery which will prove of in- terest to many of the relatives d

those buried there.

llappy llolidaysl

IF YOU

DRIVE

Stop for

AAAA

Prolesslonal Cards

Chartered

Accounts of: T. Earle Hickey

Canadian ank of Commerce Huildinl

hPI'"P5 Summerside. P.E.I. Phone 38!

W. Albert Robertson P. E. l. MUTUAL BUILDING Granville at Water Street Snmmerside P. 0. BC U!

INSURANCE R. 133. Ellis & Son Limited Fire - Auto - Casualty Sumineraic

Optometrist

E. E. Parkmn 0pt.I).. it.o.

REGENT THEATRE BLDG. summer-II

B. F. Hunter, RLO.

Sunimcrslde. P.E.l. - Phone Ill

SMALLMAN'S BUILDING

A. Ravmond Grant. nsnmmersltl PHONE 3530

PHYSICIANS Dr. ":'lwrt Mm-N!-lIl.M.D. Physician - Surgeon Water Street, Sumrnersida Phone 7032

Photographers

THE READ STUDIO n. w. siasns

- SUMMERSIDE

Saturday 7:15 - 9:15

BIG DOUBLE BILL

"DANGEROUS CARGO"

With Jack Watling

- Susan Stephen

The Story of the Great Airport Robbery

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Saturday

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Joe Sawyer

ORAPAIID TllEATll

Albut Adgen cemetery Belgium-Pia

FRIDAY I SATURDAY 8:15

"Easy Too Love"

An outdoor musical filmed in healuifiil color in the Cypress Gardens of Florida. A water carnival in-

duchd b Wm” M h I T . - I tournmrient record 63 for the first', Mlss Bellyg Glllls Fecenlly X0: 1 student: Syummersitl: lI1J:00ua.aI:.l Mrsi Henry Blanchard md dmgh" 3'm' 2:503 350- inyfllllilrrgshliolh;elUhi:ndndll:l?e:lih- mlmd lead. 505"” t9 3 74 Thu” "umed to Ca-Momlai any haw” term Canada rby boat and planel (Dial... -. Tnvm. 3,00 p 101'. Clrolle Anne. are spending . , r , - day, He dropped we” back mm pent her holidays with her mother 1351 Yea!" but 9W9l” by lnlna bill . C P0 I6 P I c.(; pAcg; licitv in the newspapers after win V . . W0 week! vhitins Mr. Thoma s; l - . the 137 bracket, six strokes away Vim Urban 511115. Mlscouche. and W- m.. Desable 7.!) p.m. Rev. Noon" Richmond lgud Henley .-1-uwer, 161 nlng the Canadian and interna- from Palmer I Clement Graham. . ' ' Mm Biuumse (e , i 5 1 2 tional titles." said Ella. "That's ' Miss Marie Gaudet who is em. .V . , - - 1 Jackie Burke, Jr., of Kiamesha . ' . Somerville, Mass.. is r ” ,

NEW LONDON PsstoralChars0.'an):r:l'ea Th H"',.'i””- 3'”"k”9”'lgr”b 91935 iB""-3"” - I29 Imdlilhe":n:"nhe:sl;dfrE:dHg.Lake. N. Y.. took over second l:li:f(;3dvl".T”',8,';'O l5.fPe"d.";f "e' some time in Mlscouche at the "'0 Pl'E9bY39l'l3n Church h Cm" Cabe Trmo "I ". Ron M”. F ends Gretta" lfrmeyl 3 3A ictilrc: and mi hics Igave them-Fla" 81”" with 133' 'n(dr rlts lh Scduclvle W" ml? home of Mn and Mrsi Mbenl ads, services for Sunday. August of M; I:';”'M"”:u';”"' 3"”'5 Jlwmgs 393' lsmm” H 4 5 3 a him The 0211 ;vamed ,0 do! At 134 were Tommy Bolt of Chat- Ga ed r' B" rs” Roggw Jeffery. zlst: Geddie Memorial 11:00 a. Cu,M;m' "- P "I HI-IOIHS. -Hun! reeze (Cudmorei 9 4 4 mew" fol; mey and 5 H no-tanooga and Jerry Barber of Los u E" .. m.: It. Johnia. Clifton. Sunday ' -fury Day murblnel 3 3 5 l: M Kfas lm,olved.. P0 ' Angeles, who scored a hole in one Mr. Charles Venn returned to .several .famme5 lluended me school 1.”, pm”, smite 2,30; Mr. um H” mm" wnw n. 0&nm)' MOTKIIJ iMIc- an; Linden mu-mid at the pan, Wednesday and sank an eagle Kingston, Ontario. on Friday Aus Bhcemen-mal Celebrations '35” in Long River 7;” p.m. Mr. D0lI!- tertalned relatives and friends ro- L, "58",, 5 7 d”! A ,.'it.,,,, Game; 3. Mexico C" 'hI'Pe Thursday. l5. after having spent his holidays 5" PW” Ham Summe ""' an las Fox. student minister. Rev. cently to celebrate Mrs. Waite'a -13,, a.s21(51?agr:”,'u) .7 9 R ,,,'".?,.,,,,.,, O y LEONARD RECOVERS with his parents, Mr. and Mrs S"nd"y' Aug 7' E H. Bean. Interim Moderator. Birthday anniversary. Among tbel Bohesclleig" m'v:'edz'1:y2'E R i start Leonard of Vancouver .George Veno. Mlscouche. (C t,? 10)

ALBEBTON Pastoral Charge, gL:'ElweE:ogk?;'&;”d Ogfl 07- 5- : Ford. Ch'town. driven by E. Ber- . l :t(sl!rlt"ngi'tllillr;'ia86:-Vtvitarsedmotille: will M15 Ind MT5 Tony Gallant and ii "" "MN CW0” 0' C'Wl'- 51: oerwyil and E in” u.Mier""' "M; B” "””'Y- Wu” by 5- TGIIIIIS RESIIHS after two holeys -. but recoveliledl-'i3i1El'"31' Raniona recently spent berton, 11 a.m. Sunday achooi. cmmn ""1 "OI - orlh Whebby. Dartmouth. driven by brmmtl and mmd with 9, ,s.,,,,,, ,.,;,, .,. M,;co,,d,, .,,5.,,,,, Toronto Stocks and morning worship conducted ' 5- mmefi W5 311190050. 0WD9d 01-rAwA tcpi t Result, of. mm. Kim in g M. D 'Iat the home of Mr and Mrs 5...; 75 4-. 15 by m'mb”' M "'5'": C”c"m5 (Continued fro ) md drive" W H" spe"ce' Brldgei Thursday's play in the Canadian Don 155 1953 Cdn edlvan Ouzhlchafle-5 D8 C0519 ' 115”3.;l:.'::''- " " " P”-5-309-"1-SIMM 09'1"”? 7:” '2'-'3-L- '”"”' Ulrls and boys mixed doubles hag. idn fr r ill 1 s3lri.' ' 1”” 5"” ” ” "

Y members of Alberton session. - . . : . . .60 6.40; .1 " (ton was a visitor to Miscouche onl Rev. Murray Gardner. minister. whutaie ma Imkkesu ls l3i.l10.d 8.60. 4.00: mgio N&"&::t::dPKl'3e:g:aso;dTg lrggggg o?'e::k:'M1a3:0l;?eNMgl,l' Monday, August 8. O3 S3f...C.?.'" 5: s'l?sI1l'.i

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PARIS" or ALBERTO”... sew-d eman la). M0; am. ”h' 3010 Gorman. Halifax. 0-2. M. with an eagle in his second round M,-, Ind M,-5, cm-ence man. :3 gylvanlta 1.51 150 151 Church of England: Holy Com- Montreal 010 011 zoo-.5 7 3 D: D”d""- 0'h”V9- 0'"-- "W68: Mike Souchak of GrossInser's. chard of Saint John, NB.. and. "M "''d"'' 1”” 1”” ,3.” muninn at 9:15 a.m. in Holy Tri- Columbus 100002 03::-6 s 1 3 "CE TA Mccmhyv TW""0- defeated 13-;N. Y.. currently third In money Mr. and Mrs. Vital Gallant of .3333 ;"Llt..,E I32 .9, no My Church, Alma. and at 11 a. Drysdale. Mickens (7) and Teed Suffolk CM.” lslendl ' 1 1 3 mnes" Redford" N' S” Md Bi '3'" Wi""ln85 011 the CHOU". Ind A" Rusiico were visitors to Miscouchel -I506 Tim 50 40 W m. .,, S, Luku 0.u.m Em. Guy. Mme, ,,, ml Em". - Dale 3. (O Brien) ..... .. 5 41 kin. Halifax, 5.2. 6-4. Wall. J... of Pocono Manor. Pa on Tuesday. August 9. at the. 50”vmM" 3" 1" ” nit Prayer at 3 p.m. in Christ First. Billy Budlons (Collinsi 2 3 2 Junior mixed doubles (open) souchak shot 3 on and Wall I 89. home of Mr. and Mrs. D.H. Gall ,.& ;f:',,','2:f 32 3” 3" Church, Kildnre. and at 7:30 p. Richmond 1000000-1 4 r L'"'” Ch” iM"?"e"” 5 N ''l'" '”'"” . l Two surprise scratches cnmvlluut. l iooo Trans .2... Pl ax... as cu. m, in 5., pet"-5. Mbgmm in -1-ammo 002 005 xg., 7 1 Scott Cash (Barrienul 3 7 dr G. Irwin. Ottawa. and A. Beattie. Thursday. Freddie Haas of New ,0u1.m,, R" ,1 ,9 .0 the absence of the rector all ser-' Konatanty and Watlington' For- Amhany Lt lwmls) l 5 dr Brldgemwn' N' 8" defeated F" Fox" o"l""s' r""""""p w Jun" 30"” Congmmlmmns "9 extended wl mohlenill I260 1:50 maul ilces will be conducted by Rev nleles and Berberet. ' T99 R”Y"l 'M3CG'"93"” 7 55 T”m"'”' and Cl Gennast Momrea" in the "wmld" ml? ll (M0880. M155 Dell" Gmld” Of Sin Nlclwlasl 'd.'1i?.lTlA:beat no no em Rhodes cooper. Rector of st. second I.l,1n,C0nm2.1Eoi;sl; M..z.16M8 8 6 A Ba(;ilfllaly5l:,l:;CcI uiypentlkf at d-withdrew because of recurrent on having won! a scholgirshlp fa)! no Un Keno 755 155 1 Phillips Church. Halifax. Rev. J. mchmolld 105 "'99: - I - 3 - - r 9 v 0 "v 9 9 bursitis in his arm. Hans said he adlng the Is and in er Gra e 5000 Mnnlauh 37 37 ll McMahon. Rector. Toronto 100 33.1.3 11 I Suffolk Chief. owned by G, H. P. Stanfield, Truro, N. S.. 6-8, 6-1. 121 x 4...... M” to Helen. gm uu Olla 155 iso no

Jo.-d V; H 9 I Blmtaln Ch'l0W!I driven by H -Will"? mind 50"”?! H 5.4 53 Ballum of Miscouche for having M" U” C" "2 ml... mtg

PRI-ZSHYTERIAN causes in ..,..- 3'l:l.. o5:,.,'.,.(,”.,',"dnz;,'"',':; stead. Dale 13. owned by Georlze 5- Godbmit. Quebec City. defeated 'Q'.,,,.',,...,',... come fifth highest. These are i?vlC:l'...'.l."' am 2. am Canada. Services for Sunday. Lalldeck (5') Miller (sl .1 Bar ””3"”' B'"””Y' P-E-L d''"" Dr B''"''''"- B”"""”"--”- 19'”-I M Sullivan. Montreal and 3 Widen" of Marin Acldemyv Mir '””'"””"' ” ” Sligust 21st: Kenaington. Sunday beret. " by C. O'Brien. Jlllllof mind GMINGI (099!) Ty"; Mouwufe N J d.;,.,,,,,d H couche. Congratulations are also" 33;: Q,':3'c',',',"” '3 M 1:: School 10:00 a.m.. Divine Service Fin: Pari-mutuels: lsi dash. 10.00, (First round) Dougeue Lh,u,'p0o'1 S and K extended to the other ten pupilsl "loo Wliite am isms 15!. ms ll:0ll a.m.; Freetown, Sunday Buffalo 000ill0100..1 6.10. 4.00: 12.00. 3.50: 6.60. 2nd J. Galbraith. Fort Garry, Man.,-Z, ti m b 'd(' li' of Ma,-in Au.-19 J who were: 1000Weat Mai 12 11 ll School 2:00 p.m.. Divine Service s,.,.,..,,, M M W 2 3” dash. 3.70. 3.00. 2.30: ll.00. 7.00: and T. Grigg. I-Iamtramck. Mich... 3' "vB” if bf ef" -) ,,,m,,,,,,. 1., M... ,,',m,. -now mu 770 M 70' 3:00 p,..,,. s.",,,,,,,, of 9,, Mmow, mm mm" MT” ! 4.40. .'ird dash. mo. 6.40. 2.60. defeated N. Emond and R. Fortinl at"; 1'1" " "P" :3 3:33; '3”? 2 Lord's Supper will be observed Owens and Heyman cl. 32;)! 8.20.110: 2.30. Aylmer. Que., by default. g"”;vo:)'d'"rih d B M Mr. Elmer Gaudet who is in .00., w....., is II 1) at ms service and new member! second . mman ). Boys' and girls' mixed doubler” m d?” '" ' Ra" hut the Royal Canadialn Air Force 1000 wlnchuta I0 W: W- "Pr"i"cI' '(cir Memorial. Mal- Buffalo an oooooo.n 7 1 (open) BaT;r,:l itfelklll RN 1.4103134. :16 is apendlng ”me "me in M1” "33 3".l"li?.'” :l all all” lleque, Sunday school mo p.m.. Syracuse 000100 oio-2 10 o N S Baeebo" iFl"' '”'""” 'JuuloEw(ll.lel.'.e&ounlei'l ' ll ”””"" "W": ""1 M” l"”"""7 W Y"'": 9 ” ” ” Divinc Service moo p.m. Rev. E. Flowers and Streuli' Farrell d ' l I P: D'"'” ""1 Dr w””dw”'""i t ll l- M" M” "d M"' R935” G””""' ””" Y'"”'" ” " " ll. Bean, B.A., B.T'h. B.D Min- Command ' m E ILLE N 3 (cpi T, m"""- defukd N- Emmld "d 3"” er. na' Se . Em 3'i..”"' xi: ,3 ,il met A comm welgome .&n a" KW". . 000 an no-7 la 1 K NTV . . . - uro L. Emond, Aylmen Que” by de .Hesse and P. ganski. Ham Miss Doreen De Cosie of Mis-h 1&1." "W at u