= ¥ ee * = wT SNe ne we ee cradle epee te: ya ee j oe : i {12 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat, Aug., 1, 1959. NORTHAM See aii aL Mae Sie of OMNGN Daeh fae. ott toe ene ee Bee : s Samat ot Weatiion ad has} Mr. and Mrs. Keir Dunbar of . t Ch ea, an elena Mr. and Mrs, McLean Horne | noi Seen home for a number of|Cold Lake, Alberta, spent a re-|_ Miss Barbare Mountain, Grade Soviets eer > sp auc mill triendl’| Rosebank, were the guests of |year:. His many friends are plea-|cent weekend as guests of Mr.|XIl student from Alberton High. <4 .* apes Wee ee * | their-cousin, Laughlin MecLean,| sed to see him and hope he will| and Mrs. Isaac Dunbar and fam-|S¢bool, is attending the summef Tourin Nixon |™422 47 nome - Cnty, return again in the near future.|ily and Mrs. Mary Dunbar, and| School for teachers in Charlotte our g 3 other rejatives in Alma town , Nixon was made to feel ati. og mrs. Roy Gorill, Han- - Ry PRESTON GROVER _ Bome by the citizens of this sorl-| 2 “Ay” Oo visitors ‘at the |Qut "wees ent iain er ae | Barbour and Mr secret centre for producing arms , , . Ont., was a recent visitor at the} Mr. and Mrs. Athol Barbour of| Mr. Sobby aod SVERDLOVSK, Soviet Union machin.|20me of Mrs. Gorrill’s brother-| home of Miss Emily MacLean. |California, are spending their|Archie Rayner returned to Tor Gretegic metals. heavy inlaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs. onto after spending their vaca: ery and chemicals 850 miles east), < Fasade on iaik toe Rettieys af Me Lame of the jie |Se one , |S = ee eek as cee ao ee Mrs. Euda Mountain . and mee ee aeons Soviet - two sons, say, Fe 3 ain - sis- |@ — Burlington, Ont., are visiting at ter Mies. Sadie Thompson of At-|as the guest of her brother, Mr. . Old Boer W. we Miss Joan MacArthur spent aj tieboro, Mass., were guests at the|Elmer Barbour and Mrs. Bar- CAF | the home of their parents, Mr.| iow days with her parents, Mr.lhome of Mr. and Mr. William| boar ad Mrs. Wallace McLeod, Nortb-| 14 srs Horece MacActhur Mountain. SETGN LCS | nani .Pert at ALMA Mr. Amos Harris of Everet,|| most inexpensive TORONTO (CP) — Lé. - Col.| Mr. Clifford McArthur, Toronto, Mass., is spending bis annual ve- ef the firct Canadian contingent |aTemls, Mr. and Mrs. Horace) 4 sire. Janie Brown of| Mf: Issac Dunbar and Mrs. Duo- aie oS An ta a et, 0 a ee lta eat] Ome Boer War and a yeteran of the} Mr. and Mrs. , U. 1 . Mrs. Alvie Moun : GUARDIAN First World Wer, died at his|S.A. are spending their vace‘’pn| tain and family, Alma. i ed his. Shere Stitainde : - home here Wednesday. He was|with Mr. Rodd’s brother and sis- of Providence, R.1. were guests of! 77. ter-intaw, Mr. and Mrs. Cyri| Mr. and Mrs. Austin Hierliky| or his sister. Mrs WB. MacLel PATRIOT serving} Col. Bell was bora at Saint} Rodd. - of Corawail, were guests of Mr./ian Mr MacLellan and family want to| John, N.B. During the First Wi and Mrs. Isaac Dunbar and fam-|1 retin fy {0) World War be was sent to France| Mrs. Olive Taylor is spending] ily on Sunday, July 19. WANT AD s and directing! a5 9 caveiry officer in the Royel| her holidays with Mr. and Mrs.| ie aad Ie Gt Os of these Young men and/ Canadian Dragoons. He was|Cyril Rodd, Northam. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Rix of| + temiiy returned tahe way of life that will! awarded the DSO there and pro- Darmouth, N.S. were recent visi- Te? to Phone 8506 to fulfill best the) moted tothe rank of colonel of| Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Ramsay |tors of Mr. and Mrs. James-Dun-|home_ ia Montreal, after _spend- : — Si lave the lord thy | MS_Teement in 1918. of Vancouver are visiting his sis-'bar. They were accompanied by! ing their vacation at the home of with love of thy whole heart) === = = = SSS SSS SS a whole soul, and thy or ws mind, and thy whole thou shalt love thy as thyself.” Spat > This kind of life does not hold out the glamor and thrills so of- i in certain careers but it does make possible for! * man fo experience that real hap-| piness that comes to those who! have learned that it is in giving »” that we receive. 3 « KEY WITNESS AT p —~ ?

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THIS IS THE TIME ONE has enriched them with these MUST SEARCH FOR LIGHT | admirable qualities. _| need, in part at least, of the ser- THIS is the time‘of year when| Some of them will be moved/ vice of religious in one or other

many young men and women are | to respond to His invitation to of these fields. : looking into their innermost | devote not only the best years of | The religious life would. none- heart and secking light from God | their life, but their entire life to, theless, be justifiable, for it is, es

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sity of making (or renewing or di even revising) their decision| the vowed consecration of them-/| of giving oneself to God.- It is about the direction of their life’s' selves to God in religious life. | basically a way of life in which

—work.what-are their plans —impression_is_sometimes|the person freely arid willingly future? | given that the religious life um | Femoves whatever could be ty yeeeetete Of course, there are many|der vow is justifiable on the| obstacle to enlarging and open- Wh shane. factors to be considered ia the|-gTounds that its members do a|ing wide the doors of his heart Net o geyser. taking of this decisive step. We,| Sreat sérvice to society by)|and will to the love and will of! : : for our part, hope that the pre-| Works and professions which are} God. | SCOTT OUTBOARDS | dominant factor will not be the| the expression, in a visible way,| ALWAYS NEED ' WITH BAILOMATIC | prospect of material gain, in; % the love of neighbor and which; Of this there will always be. i terms of money, comfort or pres-| are beneficial to mankind. |meed. But because the loving i ° / > : oo B is true that most religious in- God is not a selfish or sterile at-| POTTER CER BRT at Prince Wal Sianads Exper imental Farm It is im keeping with the Wis-| stitutes do undertake such works. | fair, this love of God will issue . + dom of God’s Divine Providence; It is also true that it is not nec-| forth and overflow into a love st Plumbing and Heating ’ that such decisions are usually to| essary to join a religious institu-| all that God has made. and es-| MEER ae TR TET Pe! : : be made at a time in life When te in order to dedicate oneself to' pecially into a love of those who : | the man and woman are in eee | love life, beauty and truth, filled

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Sects w ween of Nite obtehs te best meet his school and study schedules. He unmeaningful and self-centred, | ™a@y begin collections Friday and continue they will want to let whatever] them Saturday. light they have shine forth in the) giving of themselves to others,| Your thoughtfulness hh paying him the first panather it be for the care of body | time he calls to collect will encourage him in %

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ee ere for which he would receive no additional profit. THE GUARDIAN : Soe ok these vomuprising that | It will give him more time for school and S en a sates * : women, in arriving at their de- other . activities . . . and be greatly appre cision, will not be unmindful of | ciated. , i the claims of the Lord God who

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