s ae eee aa Canna os [cea [Pasture Competition Second [Alberton Unt e. County Results Due Soon ee se , | ALBERTON — The’ receatly sored by the Dairymen’s Assoc- ine Gee received Queena, | aia Cancer Society convened at ze | : iation, the Beef Breed Associa-| 38; Kings, 26; and Prince 29. The| nt Some @& Mrs. F. J. Carpen- and the P.E.l. Dept of|firet official judging was carried| j<"_ “ih ®, Sood representation GUARDIAN NEWS BUREAU TELEPHONES: Spacek ee ee ee arried| trom each towa organization. ‘ , pa greenanigl Syebeesat pay very poly nity Hyguen Regrtndlin Arb cot Hi SE was elected . Summerside 8031; Alberton 68-2 Montague 97-2; Souris 32-2 tor "coderstonding nad enesante: | ee mens, Cue const. One oll chniranan for the inbeting, and i se tion of the value of better pastur- of Agriculture, the other bad prac, |Mz%,Cerald Rooney was sppoint- The Guardian Charlottetown, Fri, Aug. 14, 1959 3 py pasture management— tical experience in Pasture Man-| Mrs. Estelle Dennis, provincial Pe oa popu sapeter peompes| Same executive secretary, gave a very dow Ged tasetens a pastures | JUDGES informative and interesting out- : lg income per} The judges in Prince were: |jine of the Cancer Society and e ross oOo acre from products from grass. Dave Rogers and Larry Doucet-/the hopes for its future expans , Inics dene ¢ 2 i e. Dave Peacock and | ion. : ; ; MaMilian; Kings, John/ The chairman of a nominating . mec 3 : Until quite recently not much has|Chandier and Brichfield Yeo. committee, Mrs. V. J. Campbell i een done in relation to pastures.| The second county judging will| brought in the following slate of en ir eries ae See ese, Wak aires &. [Ge Seeman ae the first] officers: President, Cyril Leard; ‘ Pasture land—was considered to| week of August results will | first vice-president, Winston Cur- " oe ae ee be reported early next week. The | rie; second vice-president, Mrs. >| Arrangements are now com- |Legion branches at North Rus-; The objective set ‘rowing of other crops top three winners of each county Pridham; secretary, Mrs. plete for the third visit for 1960 ex Wades Gardlehe, Seatte ont hace Us eaebe We btn oe oon © 8 meadow from which hay | competition will compete for|Geald Rooney; Treasurer, Doug- _|ef the Red Cross mobile blood |Montague and each has an ener-|centre having a quota equal to previously been removed. | Provincial prizes. Prize money|las Kinnou; campaign chairman, donor team from Halifax. This |getic committee in charge. the best results achieved at past | GRASS PROVINCE te the extent of $950. will be aw-| Mrs. Graham. Bennett; execu- : [third series is now just ten’ days ‘Heading the of | clinics Prince Edward Island is, bas- | arded in the fall, this being fur-|tive chairman, Merritt Callag- | away, as the team will arrive |the New Glasgow clinic are the| It is particularily important | ically, a grass Province i.e. one | aished by the Dairymen’s Assoc- | han. ; : } jim Charlottetown on Sunday, Au- |Junior Farmers of the area, |that the required numbers be at-| Which can produce grass in ab-|iation, The Beef Breed Associa} Expressions of thanks were ex- ‘ , ies gust 23rd to hold clinics during |while the Women's Institutes |tained in view of the fact that|undance if properly managed. |tions and the P.E.I. Department | tended to Mrs. Dennis for being <a ALBERTON-BUILT the first four days of that week | will again co-operate in prepar-|the April clinics .in Charlotte-| At present the revenue from pas-|of Agriculture. present also to the hostess, Mrs. be : CRUISER LAUNCHED af New Glasgow, North Rustico, jing for snd assisting with all town, as well as the June ef-|ture, in most instances, if far] Bis hoped that all thove who Carpenter : : . . aot Canoe Cove, Eldon, Cardigan, climics. They y in Prince County, both from what is possible should | entered have gained some useful fhe Lady Slipper MH (above) }ed- and luxuriously _ furnished ‘full size picture windows. Paint-|5°U™s: Murray River end Moa- responsible for the Cance Cove |short of the objective with just|be A uniforms supply! of high |ideas for grassland improvement . ‘designed and built by an Alber-| throughout the new pleasure! ea ag saya 8 tague. a clinic, and will play an import- |2,657 of the desired 3,266 re- lity’ forages throughout the} tnd P. Pr b “ton boatbuilder Phillip Kinch for | cruiser has forward accommoda-|°".* “Hing Baltic Blue the} Five of these clinics will |ant role in the Murray River ap-|gistering, and making a short- | sori eae er ie toe es erian {William Fraser of Montreal, tion for two and additional sleep |PO® is 30 feet long by 18 in the| again be sponsored by Canadian | peal. aan if over ts spring, summer and fali months | member—Management is the key ‘was launched at Alberton South| ing accommodation is provided beam and is equipped with a 250 ee ee eS eee eee Cone Meets last_week. Beautifully construct-|in the dinette. The lounge has|h.p. Paimer engine. - Se ee nen [ae wae SS Say Toon Valley 7-20 tat etering ter mlocdens: - . ; = John MacNeil soloist even-|@.m. , ; ing service. THE PRESBYTERIAN Church ° ed MONTAGUE — Mrs. Claude CHURCHES SUNDAY - erent Seely: Aenat a. __ | HE PRESBYTERIAN. Church|in Canada, New London Pastoral INMAN Pioneers Are Honor Nicholson was hostess to the : Snail 3-00 chess Whales meee Pe MELTON — RUSTICO Parish. )}Gervices for Sunday August 16th: | Charge. Divine Services for Sun-| _- members of the Presbyterian a Marcid | ROCtor: Rev. A-E. Plercey. Ser-| Kensington Sunday School 10 2./day August i6th.: Long River i) A$ Dj . | C ac tr Guild, KINGS Murray Harbour M a.m.: Mur- Kennedy vices for Sunday, August 16th.:|q@. Divine Service 11 a.m.; Free-| a.m., New London 2.30 p.m.; Ged- icnic n rapau en e Montague, Monday even- _ tay River 7.9 p.m. J.H. Bryan, . day School; 11 Morning Prayer | town Sunday School 2 p.m. Divine! die Memorial 7.30 p.m.; South ing, at her summer home is ' DUNDAS PASTORAL Supply. HARTSVELLE PRESBYTER- | #24 Sermon; Christ Church, Cher-|Gervice 3 p.m.; Keir Memorial| Granville 2.30 p.m. (Mr. Robert} The Inman pioneers who land-|being the fiftieth year since the Lower - a thick Bae i soURis ain Church. Services. for ry Valley: 23 p.m. Evening Pra-|Melpeque Sunday School 6.30 p.| Syme). Mr. Gordon Bean, Stu-|ed at Hampton in 1819 were fit-| picnics were held. It was cut by| The devotional leader was Rey Minister. Servi >» Bacay: — BAY Fortune Char-! august 16th.: Church Parade and|¥e® and Sermon; 3.30 p.m. Sun-|am. Divine Service 7.30 p.m. A|dent Minister. tingly honored on Saturday af-| Mrs. Wilfred Inman of Summer-|Mrs. George MacCannell and am - Services: Forest) ge, The United Church of Cana-| Service at 3 p.m. with Mrs. Mer-|@ay School; St. Mark's Rustico: |eordial welcome to all. Rev. E. | ternoon August 8th.. when their|side and served to each guest. |# brief business session was er ey Sched 3 am; Dew da. Services for Sunday, August) yin MacPhee as soloist. Rev.|645 a.m. Sunday School; 7.30/H. Bean, B.A. B.th., B.D. Minis-| KENSINGTON UNITED Church | descendants gathered at the An-| The children’s races were con-|Conducted by the president, Mrs. : aut Pare, eee come Donald Nicholson guest speaker. p.m. Evening Prayer and Ser-/ ter. Se ee loo giican Youth Centre. Crapaud, |ducted by T.J. Inman with the | Saeens Shaw. She steees 6 ee ‘atep Service .m.; Annandale Evening Service nae ‘lmon Come bring whole ure: " .50 *a.m. Morn- respec ir memory owing resul st meeting were read Mrs. ‘Bunday School 6.30 p.m. Worship| Fortune 7.30 p.m. Rev,,D. Elton Tae LOL. Lady family. - - NORTH TRYON Presbyterian ing Worship 11 a.m. Evening wor- oe oe as large — and os 5 vears old: 1.|Stewart Westaway and the fin- ‘Gervice 7.30 p.m. Ali are welcome! Adams, Minister. ; Qhureh. Service for Sunday Aug-|ship 7.30 p.m.; Summerfield Ser-| gs on some former occasions as|Jean Muttart; 2. Stewart Fergu-|2"¢ial report was presented by | THE PRESBYTERIAN h| PENTECOSTAL CORNWALL PASTORAL)! WINSLOE — HIGHFIELD and ust 16th. if a.m. The Rev. W-A.-vice—9.30—a.m.—Rev.Lewis__M_| an. weather-was-dull_and_threat-'son , Mrs. Leland Nelson. : ed Pividudtemoline ara Ser- Charge, Services for ‘Sunday,| Princetown Road Churches will Young of St. David's, Ontario,) Murray, B.A., B.D., minister. ening but those in attendance! Girls 6 a Anh In Following the meeting, delici- ee ans 3a Sunday, August 16th-- August I6th.: Kengston 9.45 a.m.:| pote foc earn } will conduct the service, Rev. E. aft ae car "| ous refreshments were served by Murray Harbour South | Midgeli on the Church Road 7.30| New Dominion unite for service af Ham. in Wit}i, bean interim-Moderator ANGLICAN Church Services for }"4d_&_most_pleasant_afernoon./ man; 2. Eleanor Inman. , ‘Pastoral Charge Sunday, pm.; Sunday School,3 p.m. Tues-|qwall 7.90 pan Suaday. School oi| iehfield Church. ia the evening * | the New London Parish oo August| meeting relatives and friends/ Boys 7 years old: 1. Roger Fer-| We hostess, assisted by the lunch 18th, 1959, Church School, Wood | day 8 p.m. Rev. QR Stairs, Min-| Cornwall cl am Ree Laccemce| 2 730 service will be held im the| FREE CHURCH of- Scotland. | 16th, the 12th Sunday after Trin-| amidst the beautiful surround-| guson: 2. Vernon Inman ctund t¢ as umber ;Island 10 a.m.; Caledonia 10 a.m. | ister. Bene Guent speaker ‘Sev. tenet Winsloe North Church for the | Services on Sabboth, August 16:| ity. Rector, Rev. W. Eric Ingre- ings. : Boys 8 years old: 1. Alan Gor- : }Divine Worship, Caledonia 11 a , Walls, Mini oT congregations of the South and|Stanchel 9.30 a.m.; Cape Tray-| ham. St. Mark's Kensington Holy! 4 short business meeting was gon: 2 Gordon Ferguson. : im. Wood Island 7.30 p.m. Rev. R.| | MONTAGUE UNITED Baptist eee North Churches. Sunday Scools|erse 11 am.; DeSable 3 p.m.; | Communion 8:00 a.m. end Even-|held and officers appointed for! Girts 9 years old: 1. Bertha An-/ 04 t the children by Howard Me- iE. MacKenzie, B.A., B.D. (0.M.) Pastorate, Rev. A.GJ. Steeves,| paMTPON PASTORAL Charge | at the usual hour Rev. F.H. Lit-| Summerside 7.30 p.m. | song 7:30 p.m. St. Stephen's Bur-| the following year. Th President ,oar- 2 Ruth Annear. Kinnon, Charlottetown. ‘ Minister Pastor Services for Sunday Aug-| united Church of Canada Ser-|tlejohns, Minister. i lington Morning Prayer 9:30 a.m.| Frank Jardine extended a hearty Bovs 10 years old: 1. George| The Queen was sung and plans eis ust 16th Montague 10: a.m. Sun-| yi... a” os tien : BEDEQUE PASTORAL Charge Sunday School 10:30 a.m. St.| welcome to all and briefly review-| aman: 2. John Inman. made to continue as an annual + ee on ea ee See Worship: | August "» THE PRESBYTERIAN Chiech/ The United Church of Canada| Thomas French = Oe te ear eae Candy and nuts were distribut- event. Head Congregation. Services Sturgeon “m. Sunday School ; : 4 in Canada. Central P: vine |<. - .., | School 10:00 a.m. Holy Com-| remarks were made by TSunday August 16th: Belle Riv-|3 P-m. Worship: Murray Har-| 37%) (Hampton 790 pm. Rev.| site Creek: SS.. 10 a.m., service | Services for Sunday, August 16th) Hinion 11:00 a.m. Visitors Wel-| Inman, AD Inman, Miller Me- {et 9.30 am; Valleyfield 11 a.m.| Dour a3 Worship: Murray . a 11 a.m. Canoe Cove: SS. 2 p.m.,| #8 follows: Borden 9.30 a.m; | come. Kinnon and John T. Inman, old- ‘Milltown Cross 230 p.m. Orwell — p.m. Sunday School 8:30; vTRYON PASTORAL Charge, |Service 3 p.m. Clyde River: S.S Bedque ll a.m.; Albany 7.30 p. est member of the clan who very SOURIS SCHOOL DISTRICT ~_ Head 7:60 "p.m. Rev. F. MacKin- | *-" : The United Church of Canada. 3 am. Bitie Class 7 p.as., Service) a. A cordial welcome to visitors. | if Gi Wa fittingly spoke on the way of dife |] ‘gon THE PRESBYTERIAN Church | Schedule of services for Sunday,|7.30 p.m. Rev. G. Killen, Minist-/ Rev Herold O'Brien, Minister. oor Vives y: oe se living and DUND ITED Bapti im Canada—Services for Sunday, August 16th. is as follows: Crap-| €t- ° received a ovation. ‘ en ee coon Matthews,| Ausust 16th; Murray aud 9.45 am.; Tryon 11.15 a.m.; sv aeee ands Gee cuar- Workmen Injured el ee at oe tan Applications will be received to ce the : ’| North—Sunday School 10: a.m.| Cape Traverse 7.30 p.m. Rev. Mr. , j re aa- omed gu a al were ‘eae Senet ot Hig Dundes | Divine Worship 11: am. end 7:30| Hildebrandt. supply Rev. A.D.| PRINCE da. Rev. James Fraser. Minist-/ SUMMERSIDE — John Vriends | particularly pleased to see Miller | August 20th for the position of Secre- epee; Annandale Sunday | £2: Tots Rost Senday Schon) L Baste, Winister. ~ | NORTH TRYON Presbyterian i ae’ Wane Gomer alg ing feeling selec ong. Mpa edb! boo ae Amceng aeginn Roamer ; 3 :30 p.m.; Divine Worship 2:30 : alley 11 a.m.;| minor injuries when a section of| Mir.'McKinnon is a aative of this|| tary Souris School District.

*School at 10 a.m. Service at ll

* a.m.

. ST. DAVID’S United Church,

*Georgetown. Services August 16:

| Sunday School 10 a.m_ Worship 11 Rev. W.A. MacQuarrie, D.

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ver Charge. Services Sunday Aus- ‘ust 16th.: Little Sands 9.30 a.m;

ISLAND BRIEFS

TOURING ISLAND Mrs. Ernest Syratt of Marl- boro, Mass., Mrs. Alfred Smith

‘en Thursday on their first trip to this province. They are touring the Island.

PASSES IN HALIFAX ‘Mrs. Firth Bowness, Summer- “tide, has received word of the . passing of her sister-in-law, Mrs. + W.A. Wallace in the Hospital in + Halifax, N.S. after a two years’

fliness. Mrs. Bowness spent a week with her just previous to * her death.

: SHOULD READ 200

In the Canadian Press report _@f the funeral of Msgr. M. M. - Coady in Nova Scotia, it was ' stated that 20 clergymen at- ' tended the funeral. The figure —— have read 200.

' . Professional Cards ‘Chartered Accountants

T. Earle Hickey & Co. Conedian Bank of Commerce

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Building . Summerside, P. E. |. Phone 2235

i Insurance ' BR E. Ellis & Son Limitea

Fire — Aute — Casualty S Semnmer %&. Summerside

Optometrists E. E. Parkman Opt. D., 2.0.

PHONE 3287 Geernomes 56

B. F. Hunter, R.0.

+ Gemmerside, P.E. 1. Phone 8116 SMALLMAN’S BUILDING .

Clinton, Mass: will be the guest | speaker at the afternoon service. | Rev. M. Cari Currie, Minister.

THE PRESBYTERIAN Church ia Canada—Services for Sunday,

Montague—Sunday School 10: a. m., Divine Worship 11: a.m. and 7:30 p.m.; Cardigan- Divine Worship 2:30 p.m. The

Rev. N.B., will be the Guest Speaker, Rev. M. \ Currie. kmerim-

MONTAGUE BIBLE Chapd, Service,

MONTAGUE Pastorate Charge, United Church of Canada, Rev.

p.m. The Rev. Philip Jaquith of |

H Minton, Sth

J.M. Fraser, Minister services for August 16. Rev. Roy B.A., B.D. Minister of | Agincourt United Church, Tor- onto, will preach (D.V.) at these}

BREADALBANE PASTORAL | Courch. Services for Sunday, Aug- Charge, United Church of Cana-|@* 'th.: Worship Service 11 a. da. Re-dedication Services for ™. Church Schooj 12.15 a.m. Rev. renovated North Granville Church | Willis Young, Guest speaker. en Sunday at 9.30 a.m. and 8 p. SPRINGFIELD m. Also service at Pleasant Val-!__ aims Baptist Ct mtaenge Z. ll a.m. Rev. Anthony Ware.’ Ross A. Howard. Mi : Sring-

, field 11 am.; O'Leary 7.30 p.m.

UIGG — CROSS Roads — Haz- | Suaday Schoo as usual.

*| Memorial Sunday

jConway 230 p-m.; Bideford 7.30 p.m.

MARGATE PASTORAL Char- @e, The United Church of Cana- da. Sunday Auust 16th. no servic- es. Rev. WGC. Elliott, Minist- er.

THE CENTRAL Baptist Church Services Sunday 11 a.m. Sunday School 10.15 a.m. This Sunday is Please leave flowers in the vestry on Saturday.

exandra Church at 70 p.m. Spec- ial music with Mr. Allison Mac-|

Ki oa 1 : An) West Devon 93.3 am.; Biloom-

|field 11 a.m.; O'Leary 7.30 p.m.

‘ | A cordial welcome is extended to BROOKFIELD PRESBYTER- #1! visitors. Rev. Keith M. Rog-

ian Church. Service for Sunday | @S00, B.A., B-D., Mimster. |

W.A. Young of St. David's. On-) Raotist Church Central Bedeque

|¢ario will conduct the Service.’ g.. Sunday August 16th. Morning

Rev E.H. Bean Interim-Modera- tor.” r

ANGLICAN CHURCH of Cana- da, Crapaud and Springfield for Sunday August 16th, 1956: S&. John’s Morning Prayer 10 a.m.; St. Elizabeth's Evening Prayer 7. p.m. Rector: Rev. David §.

Worshp 10:4 a.m. Sunday | School 12:00, Evening Service 7:30 p.m. Harold B. Hooper, Pas- tor.

MONTROSE PASTORAL Char- | ge United Church of Caada. Ser- vices for Sunday August 1h: Campbeilton 930 am.; Minine gash 11 a.m.; Montrose 3 p.m.:

POWNAL UNITED Pastoral Eimsdaie 7.30 p.m. Services will

Charge. Services Sunday Aug- ust 16th.: 9.45 a.m. at Mount Her- bert; H a.m. at Bunbury; 7.0 p. m. at Pownal. The Masons will attend the evening service at

RICHMOND BAY Presbyterian Church. Rev. L.M. MacNeughton; | Minister. Lot 14 at 9 a.m.; Victor-

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‘be conducted by Laymen.

*| Im the evening 7.45 p.m. the Rev.

|Bruce Moore will preach. Spec-

flooring gave way under the) Province, som of the late Ewen! weight of a shipment of nails McKinnon. at one time leading | | walae unloaded from a transfer| merchant of Hampton. They are jtruck at a warehouse on Water | visiting friends and relatives on | Street about 3.30 yesterday after-' the Island and were very pleas | noon. | ed to be present at this their first The men are said to have) paman Picnic. |

|fallen about eight feet into &| guoper was served in the din- | basement, along with some of! ing hall. The table was centered , the building material they were) with the Anniversary cake. this! |

| unloading. CAMEO

| Mr. Vriends returned te work, Kensington

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| WEDNESDAY,

IN GEORGETOWN RINK

Turkey, Ham and Salad Supper

Supper served from 4.30 on Games galore—Dance in Town Hall

eervices. Lower Montague 9:45 Pownal and there will be spec-

Se cae te. Rev. T.R. Goudge, Minister.

SOURIS THEATRE

Summerside

and primary Sunday School.

welcome to ali.

| QUEENS

THE BREADALBANE Presby- Church. Service for Sun- School

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er meeting 8 p.m., August 19th. Mr. Robert Syme, Student Min-) ister.

CHRISTIAN REFORMED Church. Service for Sunday, Aug- ust 16th.: 9.30 a.m. in Dutch; 1,- 20 p.m. in English. Speaker, Mr. ! E. Gritter, Heartz Hall, East Roy- | alty. }

; - ‘ MOUNT STEWART United Church. Rev. John M. Sheen, Minister. Mount Stewart 11 a.m.; | Bristol 3 p.m.

YORK PASTORAL Charge. | The United Church of Canada. Minister: Rev. G.A.D. Elliott. | Worship services on Sunday, Aug- | ust 16th.: 930 am. Pleasant: Grove; 11 a.m. Cenfral; 7.30 p.m. || York.

| PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH in | Canada, St. John’s Belfast, servic- | ' es on the Lord’s Day, August 16: | ll a.m. and 7.30 pm _ Sunday, School 10 a.m. Rev. Donald Nich-

5 it menuie. ty Me Patent Senet: |

| Church. Sunday, August l6th.:

| day, August 16th. at 9.30 a.m and 3 p.m. Special music by Ernest | SSS —————————————————————

NEW GLASGOW Cihristiat) FRIDAY - SATURDAY

AUG. 14th. - 15th. "King Of The Wild tJ 7

Morning Worsiip and Commun- | y Sunday | School 10 a.m.; Cavendish Bap-

tist Church: Worship Service 8

p.m. Rev. John Amy, Lakeside Stallions

Heights, P.Q. will be the guest with

pear. + George Montgomery - NORTH GRANVELLE United Diane Brewster

Church re-opening services Sun-; 2

WANTED IMMEDIATELY |

Salesman for pharmaceutical . company for the Province of P.E-I.

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after medical examination, and Mr. Jeffery, whose foot was hurt

Friday - Saturday 7:15 - 9:15. | Saturday 1 p.m. Huntz

in the fall, is likely to be back) Matinee Hall and the Bowery Boys in

in action again today. comedy— | “LOOKING FOR DANGER”. Alse serial and shorts. ‘

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AUGUST 19th

= SSSSSSS=S=S===E=E=E TOWN OF SOURIS Applications wil be received to

August 22nd for the position of Town Clerk for the Town of Souris.

Lishniahcasisuieiiiieniael

ELMER MacDONALD, Chairman Board of Trustees.

W. R: BIRT, Mayor Town of Souris.

FORM B.

GEORGETOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1 ‘ In Kings County

LIST OF DEFAULTING RATEPAYERS FOR ASSESSMENT ON REAL

With: FLASH—THE

“The Littlest Hobo”

= ,LONDON—THE SHEEP A human interest story of a boy, a girl. a dog and a sheep. We guarantee this a family movie all will thoroughly enjoy.

. In aid of Georgetown School _ PROPERTY Name of Residence Amt. of taxes Description of lands | Assessed due on real estate

Est. Alfred Gallant, Georgetowa .. Georgetown

THEATRE MONTAGUE

Warren Baker,

Reginald Batchilder, Georgetown

Friday - Saturday Lorne Crawford, Georgetown ..... Aug. 14 - 15 Wm. Burke, Jr., Georgetown

WONDER DOG | Peter Dalton, G a

Full details about education, experience and reference required.

Address application to— BOX 12 GUARDIAN, ALBERTON

LONG CREEK United Baptist Church special’ seventy-fifth an- miversary service Sunday Aug. | 16th at 7:30 p.m. Speaker Rev. | Myron O. Brinton, Special music.

HUNTER RIVER United Church Pastoral Oharge.. Services for

,| Sunday, August 16th. conducted |

by the minister, Rev. E. Foster Hall. Hampshire 10 am.: Wilt-|

| dire 11.15 a.m.; Wheatley River

3 pm. Hunter River 8 p.m.

THEATRE, MURRAY RIVER

FRI., SAT. — 14 - 15 AUGUST. ADM. 30, 40, and 55. 8:30 P.M. SPECIAL WESTERN SHOW. WATCH FOR POSTERS. A THRILLER IN COLOR.

~~ COMING MON. AND TUES. AUG. 24,

“MARACAIBO”

CORNEL WILD — JEAN WALLACE

25

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COVEHEAD Pastoral Charge—

Color. See this ene. Money back guaranice.

COMING MONDAY AND TUESDAY “FROM HERE TO ETERNITY”

ii tineeenenenineniameniaenemeeeeene ———

Mrs. Marion George, Georgetowa

REGEN?

“CHUMPS AT OXFORD”

LAUREL & HARDY —AND—

MAYFAIR} cocoon

FRI. — 6:55 - 9:15

three days previously to the h

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| Theodore Batchiider, Georgetowa ..

Fabian Boudreault, 4412 De Bullion St. ... { Montreal, Quebee

| Joseph Dalton, Georgetowa ...........-- | Stanley W. Gallant, Georgetown .... | Basit Gotell, Georgetowm .......... wee ESA Gotell, Georgetown ee ae MacCormack, Georgetowa .. GAT. — 3:00 - 6:55 < 9:15 | “errors Meteties. Soorermn - Est. Milton Hemphill, Georgetowa . John Wallace, Georgetown ....... sacececee $28.16 Lot 1, Range 4, Letter G. Mrs. Gordon Yorston, Georgetows ....0... $50.38 % Lot 10, Range 1, Letter B.

- $40.16 $7936

$53.76

$67.24 . $45.81 $24.06

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$20.69 $47.00 $50.38 $85.62 $38.00 $53.88 $46.56 $35.76 966.00

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Part Lots 15 & 16 Range 2 Letter B. in Geo tows

Southern half of Town Lote 15 and 16, Range 8, Letter B. in Georgetown

Town Lot 15, Range 4. Letter F. fronting on South side of Gordon Street,

Town Lot 15, Range 4, Letter B, Part Lot 13, Range 4, Letter F. % Lot No. 9, Range 4, Letter D,

% Lot No. 11, Range 3, Letter A.

% Town Lot No. 16, Range 4, Letter G. Town Lots 2 & 3, Range 4, Letter F. Lot 14, Range 4, Letter AL Lots 9 & 10, Range 1, Letter €. Part Lot 3, Range 3, Letter B.

Part Lot 15, Range 3, Letter A Lot 15, Range 3, Letter F.

% Lot 12, Range 4, Letter D.

Lot 15, Range 1, Letter A.

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NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to The School Act, I will on the 15th day of Septem ber A. D. 1959 at the hour of eleven o'clock in the forenoon or as soon thereafter as I can be heard, make application to the Judge of the County Court of Kings County, in the Court House at Georgetown for judgment against each and all the lands above described for the respective amounts above mentioned and then unpaid together with the costs of this application and will proceed upon such judgment as by law directed, unless cause to the contrary be shown on the making of such ‘}-application at the time and place aforesaid. And take Notice that pursuant to The School Act ne

defendant shall be admitted to oppose any such application unless he shall ing he served-a written Notice on the Secretary of Trustees or at

her place of abode, of his intention to oppose such application nor shall he be allowed to contest the same on any grounds excepting those especially mentioned in such Notice,

Dated this 7th day of August A. D. 1959.

prove that at least

BY ORDER OF TRUSTEES SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1 in Kings County.

(Sed.) Mrs. Isabel Hansen, SECRETARY OF TRUSTEES, School District No. 1 in Kings County.