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Anglican Church

ST. PETEIVS CATIIEDIIAI. Anglican

Rochford Square. The Reverend Acanoja-DG.E. issues:

The Reverend W.-G. ilogg.

Honorary Aseiuent Priest. orgaii'st and Choir Director

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EASTER DAY

e.m.-Mattias e.m.--Holy Eucharist e.m.-iiolv Eucharist 10:15 p.m.-Holy Baptism 11:00 e.m.-P-ocession and Choral Eucharist 7:00 p.m.-Eveeeoas. Procession snd Te Deum Dally services at usual hours. All Welcome

sr. PAUL'S snaucau

ciiunon EISIDIIIIIDG I7” D, BDIII

Foundation

The Reverend Canon .1. T. lhbott.

Rector

6:30 7:00 3:00

Organist and Chair Director. . Mr. H. John Harris. 1".R.C.O.

0.&-Holy Communion

10.00-Sunday School. Junior and senior Cianees

11.00-Sunday School. Prisnmy and Beginners Classes

11:00-Sacrament of Holy Cen- muaion. (No Sermon)

Also Dedication of Olfertery Pistol.

7:00-Easter Carol Sernsea Visitors Are Cordlnlly Invited To Attend.

PRESBYTERIAN” THE KIRK OF S. JAME

The Reverend T. II. D. Iesnerl. .A.. S.T.M..

Miss E. Lillian Melanie. Mas.Bnc.. F.M.C.M. Organist and Director of chairs

0:45 e.m.-Church School laid Service 11:00 e.m.-The Festival at Instr Wershl ”lf Chrid 30 N 0 I

Sermon:

Risen!"

Easter Carols by Gallery Choir intrott Chorale: "O Risen Lord!" lschisetsll

solo: "llooaaaat" - lllr. Reonl Raymond:

Anthems: "U the First DI! of the Weeh" (Myles Footer): "Praise Ye the Lord in Heaven" lArenshy)

5:00 pan-'l'he Vesper Celebra- tins of the list: commutes Feetlvai Anthem: "O Death. where is Thy Sting?" (Tar-oer) Communion Antheni: "Behold. the Lamb of God" from "The Messiah" (Ilandei)

May the Holy Joy of Easter In Years This Blessed Dali

ZION PRISBYTIIRIAN CIIURCII

Cor.Pi-ieeoandtirefteals. 'l'helrverendW.RareidIrevn. M.A.,Mhie0sr Mr.JehaLee-M l.Mns.(

rnanamsrcnuncn Cos-aerPrlaoeaadl'itss-nyltreets

linker: Rev. 1!. L. Mitten. D.A.. l.l).

M.rI.G.ElloItFIlI. Orgnnidandtholrbireeter

0.45 e.m.-seelsy School

11:00 e.m.-Easter Service

Sernsen: "Death's Defeat" Anthem: "Cease Ye Faithful” lThather) '

"This Is The Day" (Meunder) 7:00 p.ni.-Evening Service gzervance of leIiever's Bapt-

lerinea: "Dying to Live" : Anthems: "Christ In Risen” (Schiiecker). "Up From ,the Grave" lLovrry)

com: AND wonsiiir

TRINITY UNITED CIIUBCII

Ministers: Rev. A. Frank Maciaeaa. l.A.

Rev. G. Reward Christie. 3.10.. DJ).

Roysloe r. Mngferd. A.R.C.o. organist and Director of chairs.

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10.00 e.m.-Senior Charch School

11.00 e.m.-Primary and legis- ners .

sass-an Y on snnvicas

0:00 n.ni.-Sermon: "A Towel and e Dania" - Reverend Mr. Christie

Hailoialsh Chores (Handel) Sole: "I know That My Re- deemer Llveth" (Handel)-Maldn llegerson The Sacrament of The Lord's

11:00 ain.-S e r m o a: "God's Good-Mernllg" - Reverend Mr. Lean

Mae llnllolniah Chores (Handel) Solo: f'I Know That My Re- deemer Liveth" (Handel)-Meldn Regorooa

1:00 p.in.-Sermon: "Jesus Touch- ed'Nethlag Which Re Did Not Aden" - Reverend Mr. Mac- Lean The Saaainsnt oi the Lord's

Anthems: "The Whole Irish! World Ieloloes" (lliii) "All-ellln OI The Bells" (Ralph Maryott)-Senior Choir

"This Jeyfal Eeetertide" (notch Melody)-interinsdtnte Girls --ream We Thank Thee" (Mer- gery Cutieten)-dealer and In-

" t Girls

"1 Look .Up. To Thee" (Daiv eher)-Conihtnod am and Girl- Choirs

Gone to Chuck and give enpreoden to year Easter Joy. ?'Tj-

THE SALVATION ARM! 410;. -I)! ETANOIIJSM” CIM. clftlfe corps Otlleers

SUNDAY

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FIRST AIDERS

This group of first aid students aompleied a ten-week 1.:

rst aid training on A Red Cross Headquarters in Chari- ottetown. in exansinnt:lolI. -0)! class proved to be d high caliber with the average mark being close to perfect. The group svss compris- ed of house wives. office w Ind S . of the Charlottetown Fire Department. All me E W!" presented with certlilcatel. cards and pins.

This course was part of a pro- Kramme conducted by your Cell- iidlan Red Cross to build safer communities. Classes no held al- most continually and all respon- sible citliens are urged to attend.

The ' candidates ere shown with instructor John K. Mac Donald. Ph.C lstandlng) on llll right are G. J. Maddigsn. Don Tlnney. Leslie Gillespie, Sinclair Cutcllffe. On his left jrg: My-g, Cecil Palmer. Mrs. Harold White. Mrs. Gordon Lord, Mrs, Arthur MacLeod. jig

LONGEST RIVER

The Mackenzie River. longest in Canada. flows 2.635 miles trom great Slave Lake to the Arctic

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Coming Events

Dance lone Hail Easter Monday night. April 22.

Sea Shell Inn. Victoria. re-open Saturday evening. April 20.

Showing at Mt. Stewart Satur- day- Francis at the Haunted House.

Easter Monday dance. Holy Name Hall. St. Peters. Cllffords Orchestra.

Dance. Mount Stewart Hall, Tuesday April 23rd. Rollie Mac- l(ensie's Orchestra.

Charlottetown Black Preceptory will meet Tuesday 0.00 p.m. Third degree.

Card party. dance, Kelly's Cross Halli, Euler Monday- Lunch ser- v .

Cake sale April 00th. at Moore and McLeod 1.30 p.rn. Hlghfleld Women's institute.

Dance and card party - St. Mary's Parish Hall. Friday. April Nth. Cliff Peters orchestra. Ad- mission 50 cents.

Grand Bingo St. Andrews Hell. Mt. Stewart. Monday. April 22 .1 pm. Extra good prises. Jackpot 050.00 door prize.

Shur Gain Amateur C.valcade. Morell Hall. April 25. Please send

entries to Mrs. Joseph Rooney. Morell.

Married Couples Dence. Cos-ran Benn Hall. Easter Mond night. Weatherby's Orchestra. iuion 01.00 per couple-

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Avenue.

"A Bible Preacuag Centre. Pro claiming The Lord as T

0:00 e.in.-Breaking of Bread for ileilsvers il:N a.ns.-Sande: School Rally. There will be a special prr ll-assiine for the children. Mr. Orville Shante. chnlh artist fies: Peterhoreugh, Oat. will bring a cbnlh talk and Mr. Wlilieai White. children's

Resurrection of our Lord -are

P. E. l. Teachers Will Hold 1 liviusic FESTIVAL .

Their Convention Next Week LA.lD Ml.U..e.5'C.'AN-5

chief speaker at next week's thi-se-doy annual convention of the Prince Edward Island 'i'eaciier'a Fehretioa Ill) be Miss 'Carob'I

c"""""......... .. .:'.:”'”" .1: . Apt . at . ” the P.W.C. auditorium. p "Jill be guest gpsakar at the nail dinner meet- ing of the organisation trhlch is scheduled for 030 pm. at the Charlottetown hotel.

other notable features of the annual convention which com- mences at 10.00 e.m. "next gues- d in lud nddres s by on. 33. cfsi-hf Mlniateruof Education

the provincial and vleltlnl 03591315-

(uu'l Vlilcl. and by Dr- d'.ya siiiv. D-my uumm,-.06 Director of Education. in addition a umber of study groups have been srraued coverinl I Wm" her of iunlecu of mew "- terest to the ieachins - Prof"- sign. Those study mm Will be under the direction of various

The convention deliberations will wind up at noon on Thllfldllh The 1057 Executive of the P.E.l. Mabel Msdioson: Vl09'P1'9Il' dent. Mr. John 1! ; Iyld V109 President. Mrs. Marhfle Dover: Past President. Mr. Elmer Pill!-Ill sec"-1.;-y. Treasurer. Miss Wm- nifrcd Hsyter; Recording Sec- retary, Miss Mabel Oalicll: General Secretary. Mill E819"? Bowness. .

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CHR.IS'l'S RESURRECTION CORNEIISTONE or rmu

We have a lot to learn from the first Christians. To the Apos- tles and other follow rs of Our Lord, the first Holy eek was I shattering experience. Three years of instruction from the greatest of Teachers was not enough to pre pare them for the events of that

,week. They had to see their Lead-

er, who had shown such control over both men and the powers of Nature. arrested. tortured. convict- ed and basely Iexecuted. They themselves were driven to avoid any possible connection with Him.

But then. as we know. in the greatest of His miracles. their Mas r triumphantly rose from the dead. The power and the au- thority that He seemed to have lost during the Passion. He now showed more convincingly than ev- er before. showing that He could

overcome even Death itself. WERE WITNESSES

During the years to come. the

first duty of the Apostles was sim- ply to bear witness to these facts. This is St. Peter's constant theme in the Acts of the Apostles:

"but the Author of Life you kill-

ed. Whom God has raised up from

just as certainly the cornerstone of Christian belief today as they were in the tiays of the A!!!)S1198- Our Faith is not just a matter of holding certain truths. of cherish- ing certain ideals: it is a radi- cal dependence on Christ Our Sav- iuur. who died for us and rose again from the dead. "It Christ has not risen." says St. Paul. "Valli then is our preaching. vain too Ll your faith." (1 Cor. 15:10).

Let us. therefore. look. at the events of Good Friday and of Eas- ler Sunday with the eyes of the Apostles. our first teachers of the following of Christ. Let us try to see with greater depth and devo- tion what they saw in Our Saviour's voluntary acceptance of suffering and death. and after that in His glorious Resurrection.

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1 POPULAR PLANTS

Delphlniums, or perennial lark-

spur, are among the most satis- factory plants for the perennial

T.F are as follows: President Mlssd p

ments for conducting must be carefully made many, months previous to the session if the program is to run smoothly. I can assure you that:

GORDON II. BENNETT l

"The executive and members of the Prince Edward Island Musical Festival Association nre busy these days applying the finishing touches

the past elc -u

. our choice of adjudicator;

1957 y are as IOLIOMSE ' Choral Reading: Miss Helen

to the plans for the 1951 Festival." There will be nine days of- competition of various kinds be-: fore- the Festival concludes out Saturday. May 4th. Needless lti say, a lot of planning and hard:

work have been necessary l'ur.V"-V P193954 with the such an undertaking and we have; high hopes that the present Fesii-3 val will be one of the best in our twelve - year history.

ttlt is pretty generally agreed

that the success. of a Musical Fes- V lival depends on many factors. The Prince Edward Island Fes- tival ls no different from any other and its success ui operation de- pends upon several basic require ments.

"In the first place. the arrange- the Festival

opening a

have a very capable and devot-l

ed group of co-workers who havej been busily occupied in various capacities since early last Displaying a lot of native ability and enthusiasm for their work and

fall.

flower border.

profiting from the experiences

the dead: whereof we are witness- es" tActs 3.15).

This is reaffirmed in many plac-

es. The Apostles were not persuad-I lng their hearers to believe any- thing. they simply bore witness to events that they knew had hap- pened: the death of their Master. and the fact that he rose from thet dead.

This led of course to many conse-

quences. Since it showed that Our Lord was divine. it sent the Apos-I ties back to all that He had ever said to them. it was the unques- tionable guarantee of all His teach- ing. and also of the extension of His mission on earth to them. Bear ing witness to these events. the proceeded to teach all nations. as He commanded. Church throughout the world.

DEFEND ON ciiiiisr I

spreading His

Now these events-the death and

Little Theatre Guild

presents 1

"Journey's End"

3 Act Play Thursday. April 25 8:15 Queen Charlotte High

3:30 A.M. to AND W

I DIAL 3424

WORTH'S PHARMACY OPEN All DAY TODAY

THE ONLY DRUG STORE OPEN

ALL DAY SUNDAY : 10:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. 1

. "RELIABLE PRESCIlIP'.l.'IONS"

'lhcy do from the offerings of the

of the many Festival workers of years. they have attended to a L details which go to make a suc- cessful Festival. "Needless to say. vie

trams. This year the '5 "19 llikhest in our his though there are not .5 adult entries as we would like in see. we have a nice distribution lmllhl the various classes. i suppose there are very few homes in the province which will not have an interest in llle Festival due to the participation of members of the immediate family relatives and friends.

'jit has often been said um an adjudicator can make or break a Festival. With equal truth it can be said that in this province we have been extremely fortunate in h V Thcy FEW EWIYS helped to'"make" our- estivals. This year is no ext-i-p. lion. The ndjudicators for

1.)

ML Yeo. Charlottetown, RE i. Dancing: Mrs. Gunter But-hla. lialifax, N.S. Mrs. Don MacNeill Anligonish, N.S, ' "Music: Reginald G. Green,. Toronto. Ontario. Dr. Leslie Bell,l Toronto. Ontario, Edwin A. Col-l llngs. Wolfvllle, N.S. George Au brriale, Brantford. Ontario. 0 Many people obtain as much Enjoyment and profit from the, remarks of the adjudlcators as

competitors. I'm sure you lull bet adjudica- Inrs whom we have selected ford "113 .Vear's Festival. '

"Thus. with a large list of com-l peuiors anxiously awaiting to ap--

Saturday. April 20. 1957

"thousand and one" . -'

Pear before outstanding adjudica-

W011 nmh F . couldlaid . ave s esuval without lcln-gmains but one further requirement 9'1"! lsllfur a successful Festival. It is wrl” AHY0" 5UPD0l'i. it may take var- ;ious a member uf the Association upon the payment ma.) assist as a volunteer worker dur1n:.: the Fvslltai period: you may indicate your interest in and support of our work by attending as man) sessions as you possible , can I lush to appeal to you pai'ti- L-ularly uiili regard to this last point wlfli lurmance on Ihe platform is direct-

ul llL'L'ilpl0d seals in the hall. We need

The Guardian Page 3

DENIES HOTEL SOLD

MONTREAL (CF)-A spoken man for the 031-room Windsor Hotel here said Monday control at the company has not change: hands. He denied rumors that no gotlations to sell the hotel hav. been completed in Europe. Opener in 1070 by the Marquess of Lorna and Princess Louise. the hotel was called the largest and finest in Canada.

according to plans carefully by you executive, there re-

forms: - you may become

of one dollar: you

The benefit that a young-

count on you? derives from his 0r her per-

"Msy I express the thanks ii the Association for the suppoi1 you have given us in the past and for your anticipated assistance with our 1967 program."

proportional to the number

your attendance. Can we

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In aid of THE CHARLO'I'FE'I'OWN HOSPITAL Tickets for

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May be secured at Zakem's Grocery, Reddin's Drug, Mac's Egg and Poultry Station and the Medical Pharmacy.

Admission: 75c Curtain 8:15

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A Living Influence

An American soldier walking through a jungle came across - a black-skinned nptlve singing -' in his native tongue as he worked on tile roof of a thatch- ed hut. '

WILL BE OPEN ALL

ALL CITY DRUG STORES

(EASTER SATURDAY) "TILL 9:30 PM. "SHOP AT YOUR DRUG STORE FIRST”

A similar clinic will

April as - 10:00 e.m. - 12:00 noon; 1:00 p.ni. - 4:!) p.ni. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH '

POLIO INOCULATING CLINICS v

for residents of Charlottetown

Baptist Church Schoolroom-Tuesday. April 23 - 0:M a.ra. - Czi p.m

Those eligible to ntttend are: INFANTS from 0 months of age and PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN TEEN-AGERS - not attending school vfoo have not reached their 10th birthday by December 31, 1957. PREGNANT WOMEN - who must present a doctor's certificate of pregnancy. The 1st and 2nd inoculations are given 0 weeks apart.

Young children who had 2 inoculations last Spring should have the &'d can nI either the above clinics or at clinics to be had on May 21 and 12. Young children and Teen-Agers commencing inoculations aiiiat have a parent's signed Request for inoculations.

Cost - 15c for a series of 3 inoculations. Please havo'the oorrsct ahnnge K possible.

As far as possible please attend the clinics as follows: With a dividing line for the city at Kent and Great George Streets

Tuesday Morning - NORTH WEST SECTION OF CITY

Tuesday Afternoon - SOUTH EAST SECTION OF CITY

Wednesday Morning - NORTH EAST SECTION OF CITY

Wednesday Afternoon - SOUTH WEST SECTION 0! QTY

Wednesday. April 24 - 0:00 e.m. - 5:00 p.m

given 1 MONTHS or more after the kid.

TO AVOID CROWDING

be held at Summerslde Health Centre. Friday.

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