The Eastern Guardian

Friday, August 2'1. 1954 The Guardian

N-Till UNITED CSIJIDII or (-ANADA.-Murray Harbour Charge. Minister. Rev. l-lenry C. Mlcdougail, 3, ,a., S. D. Murray Harbour 11.00 ,1, m. Little sands 3 D- 111- Ml-IITIY River '1 11- 1”-

,,-rABlSll or GIORGITOWN. 30;, Trinity. (Anglican). Sunday. August 29th. Eleventh Sunday after Trinity. 11 a. m. Morning Prayer ma sermon. Dr. Frank Jelks, Lay- reader of St. Paui"s Churoh. Char- lotwtqwn, officiating.

morn: PIISDYTIEIAN church in Canada. Services Sun- dgy, August 29 will be as follows: cardigan. 11 a.m.: Lorne Valley 2.30 pm.; Montague. 7:30 p.m. Sunday school. 10 a.m. Rev. Don- ald A. Campbell, minister.

..-sutvxons Fol. SUNDAY, Auguli. zsth. - All Sunday Schools at 10.00 a. m. Combined service in

St. Peter's Church at 11.00 a. m. The Sch

speaker will be the Rev. E C. gyms, of Charlottetown; and the men's chorus will sing special, num- bcrs.

,. 'GE0l1.CalTOWN PASTORAL CHARGE.-United Church of Can- ads. Services for August 29th. 11.00 a m. Milltown Croas. 2.30 p. m. gnu-geon. Dedication of Pulpit Bible donated by the family of Mr. and Mrs. John Collings; also Pulpit Hyrnnlry by the Ladies Aid. 7 p. in. Georgetown. These services shall be conducted by the Minister. Rev. W. A. Paterson. Minister-

...'MON'rAGUE United pastorate. Rev. Rowland pastor. 9:45, Montague rrhooi. 10.00. Sturgeon Sunday school. 11:00. Sturgeon service. L00. Murray River Sunday school. 100. Murray River service. 7230. Montague service. Two beautiful color fiimstrips will be shown at this service. This service will be followed by -the observance of the Lord's supper.

an U NDA s .. ANNANDALE ururan nu-'r1s'r cuvncluas. - Services for Sunday. Aulult Nth- Dundas Sunday school 11 a. m. Annshdale Sunday School 10 a. in. Due to the fact that the Pastor will by preaching in the Charlottetown United Baptist Church for both the naming end evening services. there will be only one service on the field this Sunday. it win be held in the Annandala Church at 3 p. m. Bruce Moore, Student Pastor.

'Dl1.-Z8 IN FLORIDA -- Word has been received in Whim Arthur G. Stadart, at Miami, Flor- ida. Mrs. Stadsrt lived in Chars lottetown for a number of years where her daughters attended Prince of Wales College and Prince street School. Left. to mourn are her husband and daughters. Jessie, Mrs. William stinnett. Washington. DC, Cecilia, Mrs. Jdhn Bancroft, of Cuba; a grand-daughter. Janet Bancroft of Cuba. Mr. Arthur Mac- Donald and Mrs. Cecil Campbell, whim Road, are cousins.

Personals

"rho Rev. A. RH'iu's daughter, Ruth, and son Arthur, have re- tumed to their home in Moncton.

...'The many friends of Mr. Em- ery MacNeill, Montague. are sorry to hear that he is confined to his home through illness. 1

.. 'MaJor Alan Nicholson, region- al director of family allowances. and family. of Fredericton, N. 8.. are visiting in Montague. xilmuir, and Union Road.

. 'Mra. A. 1!. Matthews and son William have returned to Thomas- ton, Oonn., after visiting relatives in Montague, and cardigan. While in Montague they were the guests of Mrs. Matthcwa' sister. Mrs. NJ. Nicholson.

. 'HOMl ON LEAVE - AC 1 Eric weatherbie. R.C.A.F., who has completed his training at Camp BONES. Ontario, is spending his 30-day leave st the home of his Plmlu. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Weatherbie. Valleyfield.

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..'NAlllSS OMITTED - In the account of the Georgetown swim- ming And water safety tuia three names were onunitted. The follow- ing candidates were successful: Beginners: - Nancy Hartman. Juniors: - Jean Lenaoheur, Ser- tha Slackett.

ASDUNDAS - ANNANDALE CIRCUIT. - Sunday. August 29th. Rev. S. A. custnnce, Pastor. Dun- das, Divine Wwship I p. in. Sunday School 10 a. m. Annandale. Divine Worship 7.90 p. m. Sunday School 2.50 p. m. Forest Hill, Sunday School 11.00 a.. in.

ASHONTAGUI PASTORAL CHARGE. .- The United Church of Canada. Rev. J. M. Fraser, Minis- ter.Sunday.A1IguIt zo. Rev. George W. Tiliey, S. A.. will preach at these services: Lower Montague: 9.45 a.m. Morning Service. Montague: 11 am. Mornilng service and Sunday

..-'VAI.Lli'YFlELD-Orwell Head congregation. Services for Sun- day. August 29. Orwell Head. 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. At the morn- ing service the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be dispensed. Also at this service. the com- munion table built by Mr. Sam A. MacLe will be dedicated. Preparatory service on Friday, August 27 at 3 p.m. A. C. Fraser, minister.

'CHAl1.GE FOLLOWING AC- CIDENT-At Magistrate's Court at Georgetown Wednesday, a member of the R.C.N., a former resident of Peters Rood, pleaded guilty to a charge of failing to stop at the scene of an accident. The accident occurred on the Lower Montague road last week when a' half-ton truck side-swiped a car which was stopped creating damage to both vehicles in excess of 3300.00. After preliminary investigation, the Mon- tague detachment R.C.M.P. ap- prehended the driver, who appear- ed in court Wednesday. His case was adjourned for sentencing for one week.

....'COUB'1' AT Gl'.0EGl'l'0WN- At Magistrate's Court at George- town Wednesday before Magistrate Gilbert Gaudet, a resident of Com- mercial cross was fined 35.00 for not having a driver's license. A resident of Montague, one from Georgetown, and one from Murray River were each fined 520.00 and costs for intoxication in a public place. A . resident of Montague charged with driving while impair-

. ed was fined 305.00 and costs. A

resident of Montague was fined 520.00 and coats for posseesio of liquor other than in his residence. The case of a resident of Cardigan charged with drunken driving was withdrawn. A resident of Casper- eaux. one of Cardigan. one of Georgetown and three of Montague. were each lined 82000 and costs for intoxlcstion in a public place. The case of a party from Ga.sper- caux. and one from Murray River on charges of driving intoxicated. were adjourned for one week. A party from Bonshaw md one from North Wlliahire, were charged with consuming liquor in a motor vehicle. Their cases were adjourned for one week. A party from whim Road was fined 320.00 and costs for in- toxication in a public place. A tour- i.st from Boston was fined 350.00 and costs for operating a. motor vehicle while impaired.

Murray River

..tMr. Gerald Mayo and Miss Shirley Mayo. have returned to Halifax, after mending a pleasant holiday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Hume, Murray River.

Miss Kay Ball, Montreal, recent- ly spent a few days with her sister, Mrs. John Cook, Murray River.

Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Nicolle and family, have returned to St. John, N. 3., after spending their hell- days at Efverview Cabins, Mur- ray River.

Mr. and Mrs. nnest Richards pnd family have returned to St. John, N. 13., after spending their holidays at Mr. Richard's father, Mr. Alex Richards. Gladstone.

Mrs. Stockford and daughter, Carol. of Moncion. N. 3., were recent visitors to Murray River. guests of Mrs. Stockford's brother- in-iaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs. inland Nicolle.

Min M.s.ry MacKlnnon, Char- lottetown is spending her holidays at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. MacKinnon, Murray River.

Miss Jud Acorn. Murray River, is viating a the home of her sister. Mrs. Andrew Johnston and Mr. Johnston. New Glasgow. N. S.

Mr. and Mrs. Sen Mills

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The following prise lists are in addition to those already published following the Exhibition:

HEREFORD! - GLASS 1

Section 1. Junior Cali Male born after Dec. 51,- 1953 and before May 10, 1954. 1. Ssnderson & Borden. North River, P.S.1.-

tion 2. Senior Calf Male born July 1. 1953 to Dec. 31. 1953. 1. Sanderson A Borden, North River. P.E.11

Section 5. Junior Champion Male born after June 80. 1953 and Re- serve. 1. Sanderson as Borden, North River. P.E.I.

Section 5. Two year old Male born July 1, 1951 to June 50, 1952. 1. Sanderson as Sudan, North River. P.E.I.

Section '1. Male born before July 1951. 1. Sanderson as Borden. North River, PEJ. 2. Macxinley :Sros.. North River, P.E.1. V

Section 10. Junior Calf Iemale born after Dec. 31, 195! and before May 10, 1954. First and second; Sanderson de Borden, North River.

Section 11. Senior calf Female born July 1, 1955' to Dec. 31, 1058. First and second; Sanderson 6: Borden, North River. v

Section 12. Junior Yearling Fe- male born Jan. 1, 1953 to June 80. 1053. First, second. third and fourth; Sanderson at Borden, North River.

Section 13. Senior Yearling 1'):- male born July 1, 1952 to Dec. 31, 1952. First. second dnd third: Sanderson as Borden. North River.

Section 14. Junior Chsmpion Fe- male born after July 30, 1952 and Reserve. First and second: Sander- son dr Borden, North River.

Section 15. Two year old Female born July 1, 1951 to June 30. 1952. First, second and third; Sanderson dz Borden, North River.

Section 16. Female born July 1. 1950 to June 30, 1951. First and second; Sanderson as Borden. North River.

Section 17. Female born before July 1, 1950. First, second and

daughter, Mary Lou, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart, Charlotte- town, spent the past week-end visiting with relatives and friends in Murray River.

Mrs. Annie Elliot and son. Mr. Edwin Elliot, Mass., are spending their holidays in Murray River, guests of Mrs. Royal White.

The Misses Rebecca. and Mar- garet Giddings. Charlottetown, spent the past week-end tn Mur- ray River, visiting with relatives and friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hume and sons. Charlottetown, spent: the past week-end in Murray River, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Crete Book.

On August 19, the Murray Riv- er W. I. held an auction and sale of lunches in the community hall, with Mrs. John Clarey as auc- tioneer, and a few more dollars were added to the funds.

The Misses Diane and Dorothy Benton have' returned to their home in Alexandria after spend- ing their holidays at the home of their grandfather, Mr. Alex Rich- ards, Gladstone.

Mr. Sydney Stewart, Ottawa, Ont.. is spending his holidays at the home of his brother and sister, Mr. Bi-uoe and Miss Sally Stewart, High Bank.

Mr. Bloia Manuel, Charlottetown, spent the past week-end in Murray River. guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. MacKinonn.

Mr. and Mn. Frank Whltecomb of Mass. are spending their holi- days in High Bank, guests of Miss Sally Stewart.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Brehaut have returned to their home in Murray River. after spending an eniosble holiday in Boothbay, Maine, where they met their daugh- ters, Miss Claire, and Min Cather- ine Rogers and spent a few days there visiting with relatives and friends. and then on to Ogunqutt, Portland, Maine, and Boston. Man.

Mr. Norman MacLeod and the

Misses Alice and Isabell MscLeod,

Murray River, are spending a few

days visiting with relatives and friends in Truro, N. S.

Miss Amy Hancock, Upper Belle Creek, has taken up her duties as teacher in Duvar school for the coming school term.

Mrs. (Dr.) Giddings and fam- ily, Charlottetown, spent the past week-end in Murray River, guuts of her sister. Mrs. Percy Sharon and Mr. Sharon.

Mrs. Grafton Jenkins and son. Jerry. of Oshawa, Ont... ar'e spend- ing their holidaya in Murray Riv- al; guests ofaMrs. Lester Johns-

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Mrs. Mae Porter. Charlottetown. is spending a week in Murray Riv- er. guest of her daughter, Mrs

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Provincial Exhibition Prize List

third; Sanderson in Jordan, Norm River.

Section 19. senior Champion Fe- male born before July 1, 1952 and Reserve. First and second; Sander- son as Borden. North River.

Section 20. Grand Champion Fe- male and Reserve. First and sec- ond; Sanderson st Borden, North River. ,

Section 21. Junior Get at Sire. First and second; Sanderson dz Borden, North River.

Section 23. Junior Herd. First and second; Sanderson de Borden, North River.

Section 24. Senior 1-lerd. First and second; Sanderson as Borden. North River.

Section 25. Progeny of Dam. First and second; Sanderson sr Borden, North River.

The Royal Bank of Canada Special Award for the Junior Champion Class. Sandelson dz Borden.

ANGUS BREED -- CLASS I

Section 1. Junior Call Male born after Dec. 31. 1953 and before May 10, 1954. 1. Rcdvers S. Stewart Se Sons, New Wilishire.

Section 3. Junior Yearling Male born Ja.n. 1, 1953 to June 30, 1953. 1. Redvers S. Stewart dz Sons, New Wiltshire.

Section 5. Junior Champion Male born after June 30, 1952 and Re- serve. First and second; Redvers S. Stewart 65 Sons, New Wiitshire.

Section 9. Grand Champion Male and Reserve. First and second; Redvers S. Stewart & Sons, New Wiltshlre.

Section 10. Junior Calf Female born after Dec. 31, 1953 and before May 10, 1954. First and second; Redvers S. Stewart dc Sons, New Wiltshlre.

Section 12. Junior Yearling Fe- male born Jan. 1, 1953 to June 30, 1953. First, second and third; Red- vers S. Stewart dz Sons, New Wilt- shire.

Section 13. Senior Yearling Fe- male born July 1. 1952 to Dec. 31, 1952. 1. J. L. Mac.Eschem, Tea Hill.

Section 14. Junior Champion Fe- male born after July 30, 1952 and Reserve. 1. J. L. Maclilachern, Tea Hill. 2. Redvcrs S. Stewart & Sons, New Wlltshire.

Section 10. Female born July 1, 1950 to June 30, 1951. 1. Redvers S. Stewart & Sons, New Wiltshire.

Section 17. Female born before July 1. 1950. First, second and third; Redvers S. Stewart 6: Sons. New Wiltshire.

Section 19. Senior Champion re- male born before July 1. 1952 and Reserve. First and second; Redvers S. Stewart. New Wiltshire.

Section 20. Grand Champion Fe- male and Reserve. 1. Redvers S. Stewart dr Sons, New Wiltshire. 2. J. L. MacEache.rn, Tee. Kill.

Section 21. Junior Get of Sire. l. Redvers S. Stewart do Sons, New Wiltshire.

Section 23. Junior l-lert. 1. Red- vers S. Stewart dc Sons, New Wilt- shire.

Section 28. Junior Herd. 1. lud- vers S. Stewart as Sons. New Wilt- shire.

Section 25. Progeny of Dam. 1. Rerivers S. Stewart at Sons. New Wiltahire.

The Provincial Exhibition Assoc. Award for the Junior Champion Female Angus Class. J. 1.. Mac- Eachern, Tea Hill.

To be Continued

Sizes 34 to 48

Robin Hood Flour. 24 lb. bag . . . . . . 51.59 Too. (broken Pekoe)ib. 79: Peanut Butter (any brand) 16 as. . . . . 45: Heinz Vinegar (gallon) . . .. . . . .. 95: Ccrfo. bottle 29: Slrinola Floor Wax. 1 lb. fin . . . . . . . . . 39: Nescafs Coffee (small) 79:

Maxwell House Coffee. 1 lb. tin 51.39.

Duz. reg. size 39: Chur.reg.size 35: 1 pkg. Aunt Jemima Silver Cake Mix and

1 pair salt and pepper shakers.

both for 39: Perfection and Carnation Milk. 6 fins 89:

FRUIT & VEG. DEPT.

Pickling Onions. 10 lbs. .. . . . . . . . . . . . 49: Cauliflower eu:lI15: Cukes. long green.2 for 19: Gherkins. 6 qt. basket 90: Golden Wax Beans (round pod) 2 lbs. 25: Juicy Oranges. 2 doz. 75: Shallons. 3 bunches for . . . . . . . . . . . . 25: Celery. large bunches . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19: Lettuce. 2 heads 25:

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Rolled Hams. lb. 55: Peameerl Back Bacon. lb. 73: BeefLivcr.lb. 35: Roasting Pork. lb. 43: Bacon. (sliced) lb. 67: PorkHo:ks.lb...............'..... 21: Chickens (capers) lb. 45: Chicken Loaf,Ib. 59:

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GRAVENHURST. 0nt., (or)- Sixty-year-old Bert McConnell wasnlt really lost after a. blueberry picking trip. He was just delayed because his wooden leg "kept com- ing off."

Searchers found McConnell Thursday at s. farm house. He had become separated from friend Cord Stothers Wednesday while picking berries near here.

"Why call the cops?" asked Mc- Conneli. "I know: these woods like the back of my hand. It was my darn leg that held me up."

McConnell's' left leg is severed from just above the knee.

"It kept getting caught, coming off, and I broke the harness on it...0therwise. I'm all right: and I got the blueberries."

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