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Minsllririn CONGREGATION W0

flit-llfXCUCi COIIDN Qmtch, ('.l'h0 Free Church and Bantu;

I or ' 7- '-"- cm & nistmcr . ' Ilualay Angst 5. 1954 ' - - I 1 congregations together with um um W mum on At Academe Convocation . . Y ,:m, M 5,,"m,,;,,,gr,,a; A -' 0 inch o . . u in. ms mom on . i - OBSERVE. l24lh ANNIVERSAR . - by buying from S. I.4.)?I):ll'ld)'ugc.'CBOe. . at an I t m c”,".;f”,:,”,'”i'w?,fi',,f”2f,ie";.:?3f;;e Ranking theoldestoon-ofaprlll reerao e ...5 . nrmn, morrwlm ...',,"::':;;,'; W" r mo in .....o..... l:””3.'n.. um i. Presbyterian Ohutlsh on 8t!Pell:l'n': ;:f..3.i?...'” .3...J3.”.””'i'.. o'.'2'..::f ". Q”. S . cum. mu . ,. land. at Ooluinba Presbyterian good bllI,1lt Di::.uOl)m ma (Nancy. mm”, wmgumg the STILL TIME to join Taylor-5 Church It Marahfield will this eeded y I nmovu D; the 331193-y. me lenzmg I lunday observe its 124th annlvera- gives the names of the trustees as em” 0; gm uudlmrlum by 12 fee;

Donald Stewart. John Ferguson. John Calms, Neil Stewart and Peter Stewart. Bt. Columbachurch. known for many -years as the St. Peter's Road Church. was organ- ised. as a congregation of the Church of Scotland, and received

and the addition of the spire.

Last summer a memorable as. dedication service was held. with Rev. B. Merriam as guest preach- 'sr. to mark the extensive repairs carried out at that time.

Devoted Pastors

ary. The land for the Church was deeded by Donald Maoaesth and March 2nd. 1880, the first church being erecteh the same year.

An article in the Royal Gazette

Watch Cluir-pay as little as 51.00 a week.

I ALI. GlRl..8' sub-teen and teen- age Dresses and Coats clearing is off. Third floor 5. A. McDonald's.

ntaossmi. Electric

IIIITIIS. MIIIIIIAGES.

mentally. They could never be for-'

and , Pro- , . pggengagasefrlgerators Bryenton occanoml "Wk, mm 3". Don, ' Wm” ”fn”fuc1g””'1d' . .. . ,. , For 124 years. under a number of d t d f this Church has

lemlls student Days

liven whorl he was 1 student Si. Du.nstan's was still 'by no means beyond the stage of crisis. It was a ”sort of out-at-the-elbows" school with o e building and a scarcity of fac ties. But it was blessed with men of scholarly at- tainments that would have graced far larger colleges. men like the 86-year-old Father Terence Camp- bell who was present at the dinner.

"We sing a song of gratitude". said the Cardinal, "we have abundant reason to thank God for the story of this institution." It

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history saw the division of the Church of Scotland into two strands, "The Kirk" and "The Free Church". In Marshfield. as else- where in Canada, the division in the Church in the old country was reflected in the establishment of a Free church" congregation; thus for a brief period there was more than one Presbyterian church here.

Among the ministers of St. Col- umbs Church in the following years were Rev. William MacLar- en. who in 1867 was appointed to the St. Peter's Road and Brackley Point Road (Harrington) Church-

scrved the spiritual needs of the community. Many. who through the years were faithful fnembers and adherents are buried in the beautiful little cemetery around the church, but their descendants. along with other families who are comparatively newcomers to the district, faithfully carry on their Master's work.

Members of the Kirk session are Rev. L. M. MacNaughlori. Minis- ter-Moderator: elders Mr. John Miwnrlane. Mr. Earl W. G. Fos- ter, Mr. Talmage Foster. Mr. Ced- ric Ballem, and Mr. Athol Mac-

"Wl TREAT THE SICK WEIJ." ?1llgg:y's Pharmacy. open evenings ' o'clock. ...:EL"im...... . i CnAswELL g A” "1. P E wand FREE WATCH to some mem- Hospital Auaust 2nd. 1954. lo Petty b" ”' .'”Y""" J""”?'5 lVm" Officer hnd Mrs. Keith Craswell Cl"VCJ”m "NV-

(Loia Dewar) I dMl8hlef- GIRLS TWO PIECE surrs. as-.' Dgm W d ' N. S! sorted styles and colors. sizes 3 to A””umtfC;m m Mrf”a:f1'Mm DMZ? 5.x, clearing 52 off. Third floor s. .i.l Macuosinglee Joyce l-out R-Nvh PRIZE -WINNERS 5 Following; . I son. . are the prize winners in the recent p . I

DEATHS Nova Scotia lottery headed by mm Jimmy MacDonald; 1. Art Dorey. BEATON- Suddenly at

Peleri Fairview, N. S.; 2. Betty Fl'tzPat-

Road on Aug. 3, 195-1, hlvlalcsoglrz rick, Woodslde, N S.; 3. George

Alexander Benton in is t Holohan. Halifax, N. S.; 4. W, Mg. y . , . fitted its students, despite in

year. Funeral from Peters Road Colgan. Halifax, N. S.: 5. Clarence 5 i :3," ,r , deficiencies. for life, for God and 85. Illa F-elk 590139 55- OWN: fE;u;gI;?: gj:mt1?ye;,ou;t::.egf:eE;- o i for citizenship. 1861-1863, afterwards Principal of eldmmp 01 the congressman”

Queens University, Kingston rini Church Building

Gllbefl. Halifax; 8 Nelson Bennett. Csnso, N. S. Drawing was held

Members of the Board of Trustees (re Mr. Minto Foster, Mr. Cdiric Ballem, Mr. Charles Robertson.

Inadequacies it had in plenty but above all it instilled "a spirit that bound us together in one solid, cot-

Church Friday, August 6th at 2

am Burial 1" Pm" 30"” Cell” g the Pro-Chancellor,'Mosi Reverend G. J. MacLellan, P.A.,

Procession of clergy precedin the Rector, Right Reverend R. V. MacKenzie, D.P., and the Faculty of St. Dunstanls

nay. 3illlllr;n:igl a ball game at Halifax on

MMDOUGALL-At 232 King 52.. l University in the Academic Convocation esterda afternoon, Official ti g

leslerday morning, Mrs. Caiher- 519 FUND - 5120 was added to t d f 9 H - y - - gree ngs were pom” bogy m .' wondornm km” Mr. Barry Dunning. hlr. John W.

3 in , accep e rom val lous co eges and universities and later the officials conducted the M1 spirit. The llrst Church. built in 1880

i"' M”DO”ga” (nee cmherme 9 very much depleted Junior Red Centennial Assembl S e k ' I d ' - r - In recent years partlcularl in was blown down by a storm and C'1m"' M" 4”” M''cB”thv 3”

5,,” .,,,m,.,,, 0, 31,,.,m,,,g Cross crippled children's mind 3" p 3 erg "19 ude H0” Pal” Mamnv M""5ter Of Nat10"a1 the list lo thef iliti y wasre lacdb the ten h "L 1" M”-”"”""

pom”. 355.1 73 years, Her re. when several young summer resl'- Health and Vvelfarev Ottawa: Ont , Barter's Film LBb- creasgd. Buthe haigcfounes 151;: in 1863; gt. golumbxfuggurchmay T!" ”0”3”"u0n p"5e"u 050

mains are resting at the Hennes- dent: of Keppockvdeliglltlully Continued from page 1 mm 0! Omsk ..re3'm,m their (mm Continued from page 1 "me wk.” and. Reins it and day thus omen" 3 double mum of the most beautiful rural chur-

gey Funeral Home. Funeral ar- staged their interpretation of ”Lit- and their belief in the moral. lensing it. he had no doubt that vemrv. its 124th in I oongresnc "1" m the M”””''”- '””"P””8 Wm? What may. St. Dunstanud tion and the 90th of the erection h wmmmdmi Dank” W 55

cardinal Macalllgan Peter's Road. This Sunday the an-

Academlc AS3eI'IIMy ethical and spiritual fountains of

.-angements will be announced tlehltterd Riding Hood” on Monday 18i"- m5 i” ii.” Eppml-WV! audience. . all knowled e." In 1 r inrziv - would so an and "the f of the resent Chu e. LOB-At the Provincial San- TV”? "W18 PM in the DW MT qwmon which '""””d in” materialistic! age. ansoigrlcgas Brill oflfiiririerg be what the past has begrtge Wm Whenpthe four stxrcalrlid:dgfmCana- "Wm"? mil” "1" be held It h”. w d d V Au us: ductzon were: Eileen MacMiIl;il'l, 3” am,” 95” m me WW3" 0”" technology could only take man so omf and mmmc ins-munch" and The dinner was followed by a dian Presbyterisnism combined in 7'30 p'm- 5t”d”d "me? 5959"” lmrlllm 0"V, ,1 9 f;e5Vl53- 74 Elm Heather Saunderson, Nancy White "911" cmlei" m”e'””y c"m'em”"1. far. Philosophical and moral values bade the visitors welcome ,0 me band concert by the pipers of the 1875 to form the Presbyterian. mum: Wm 1” pmvlded by th” mu" ith, Mrs. . el hi or. and Lynn Maclsaac, while spmmg celebrations - the pre5eJlLal.l0n oi muted in the ages were "me wax Province mmou, Rgc.Agp' Band and mm. by church In Canadh the Free ed quartet, Mr. And Mrs.' Hamid ' an alumni dance. Church congregation at Marshfield c”Ve'- ""1 mi "15 M"- N9”

AVe"”9- (my ”' her 42”: yeah ties between the scenes were aptly ”mc”” greetings by 5'" Dummns foundation and glory of our civili- Dr. Ken-p 1,, ,.;ch and happy mood. M th i I 330D.

Mr. C. W. Mohatt. managing ed- itor of the Maritime Truck Trans- port Review and executive secre- tary of the Maritime Motor Trans- port Association, Sackville, N. B., is spending this week on the Is- land as part of his vacation Mr Moflatt has been visiting in this

facets. This was the academic phase at its helgth, the tendering of tributes for what St. Dunstan: has done to educate the sons of farmers and fishermen and villag- ers of Prince Edward Island and to, enrich all Canada with their graduated talents. '

gS:CllrfefrE:n&”I:sl.lnBal'r8el rel-sI,l))f'f11Re. nfrgirii Sfgormedd by Mme Maura Mac- Zihegdacolleges and umversmes m anon". . kept the audience regaled with I ' . when the tune”, M” be held an an Jean Beauregard. The heads and represemauves of p The universities were the guard- humor interspersed Wm, miemn .

ll" Frldav ””""”0"' "Nice .?m.-AICOO-O 35 schools t'l'OLE8tliHL and Roman lain of hberm the rexempmm '0! though” It had been 5Bjd' he ”'

-tan-ins I 3-00 P-m (5”"d'"d Personals Catholic dilire came forward one magma, the Custodians of Wm. Caned' that st Dummni had "oi - - j-w-w'

Time). interment in People's by one from -me mm seam m gom lltlnd the explorer! alter truth. illusions of greatness. Yet her rec- i cemetery. The mam. friends 01 ML George st D mm I mun 2”-om 'ms' mut i eyrrfnust also. in this day be ord of scholarship was an apt ex- 2 ” , . ' , BAIBD-iuddenlv at his home at tsohizef Siracklley Pmmi are pleased lurn lllllld &L,lldslLOTlum).l Their ic?i&iciil- codldplivgeioglthlgfznisng iirgltcyssaifirileiz f.','.',?J1e,,?,f; 3: ,,::1;I;3,,.2'”g 8:5,?-';f,5: I - - . O f .

ivgbsgel-'. comer, Aug, 3rd, 1954, wcem opera:S::el:g;:3 Fag!" Lions were accepted with cordial universality in knowledge that 0; 3 student body. us," ynunmanl I w . Michael Owen Baird, aged 51 Dual. ' " warmth by the Pro-Chancellor, knows no political or geographic need man no apology men," he

vears. His remains have been p Most Rev. G. J. MzicLeilan and boundaries and that transcends the mid,

transferred from the. Hennessey Friends of M”, 3, 1, Mamggon more directly by the Rector, Rt. false barriers 50 frgquwlly imposed He expressed a fear which the ! Funeral Home to his late resi- of Cardigan. formerly or chm-iomg. Rev. R. V. MacKenzie and by the by 018-58 and creed. dgy heard more than oncemgmg, . zlence from where 'the funeral town, will regret to learn that she iaculiy l”""' M" Mm” -mil Cmmlav "10" in today's technological use the

will be held. on Friday morning is a patient in the Prince Edward The three days of birthday cele- mall "1053 C0llllU”l95. had ll kll0W- trend to science will injure and

:0 st. Patrlcks Church. F071 Island Hospital. brations have their religious, scho- led!!! 01' the value and the noted 01' overshadow the traditional arts. He ., O Augustus, for Requiem High mac, SW51 and plan, ,,o5.a1g,,; unity for national unity is the quoted a famous scientist as saying ' . A. J

splendid vision which successive that one of the great dangers of ' l 0 "Take me out to the Ball Game - - - ". Perhaps we'd best

Was: at nine o'clock. Interment '1: church cemetery.

LDAMS-At Charlottetown. Aug- ist 4th, 1954, Margaret Adams of Burlington in her 67th Year. Re- name resting at Davisonls Furi- iral Home. Kensingtnn until Fri- thence to St.

the era was "the hall-e:ii'c:""d scientist," the man who was in- adequately steeped in the arts and the social science to balance his knowledge of chemistry or physics or biology. It was the role of col- leges such as St. nuDstan's to see that this balance was kept.

generations of our national leaders have pursued...It is the essential basis of our existence as a nation.”

Canada's strength

"Today we recognize in Canada not that it is expedient to base our national existence and our nation-

add a foot script to this famous American way of life. by telling the little homemaker to be sure and take advantage 7 of these bargains. Where? At ATKINSON'S, of course - - -

lily It 1 D-m- city and New Glasgow and motor. . ' h Burlln on r It was a brilliant occasion, at-

ysfrrgenisirneci-rlu rsirrnce willnbe mg '” om" p”"' ”1 ”” Pmvm” tended by outstanding figures of 31 dovelopmem on diversity of raw. 139” Leddlh ln if mmllml the store where you save every. day.

ield at 2 p.m. Interment in the the political. religious, academic Cullule End language-but that we 5Pe9Ch mu 91 7'h0"3mv W”-"'4 0” r .

-hurch cemetery. and judicial spheres, among them 3” mdeed mmllllale in being able fmm me” '” 5” he,” M” M -v gt” IRUH5 Chief Justice Patrick Kerwin of l0 d0 50- Tolerance is not merely ""359 Wh” 13 deeply dl-9”l”b3d ll" .t J, 1 9RDDi-ICE

a necessity; it 1.5 3 games 0; mn. this very trend. in too many uni- y.-

the Supreme Court of Canada. His Eminence James Cardinal McGui- gm of Toronto. Premier Matheson, members of Parliament and of the local legislature, and others.

versities. the humanities and the social sciences were faltering before the advance of the scientific age. Yet without the social sciences no really be a uni-

COOPEB-At the Prince Edward ' . island Hospital on August 3rd, l96l,. William Cooper of South- port in his 66th year. His re- the Cut-

Bible Society Secretary To

ional strength. The mighty rive; draws to itself the waters of many streams. If Canada today is ap- proaching greatness, it is, in no

CHOICE

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' are resting at 3&2” Funeral Home until noon 0 0 1 on the platform were Mr Mar. small measure. becaise people de- llllll'8l”SliY Could if Friday from where they will be un ms Eminence me Cgrdxnax l'lVlIliZ from many lands have con. v rsity. True learning must have ;5. transferred to Zion Church for chief Justice Kerwin me Premieri trlbuted to our co mon heritage, t ese ancient bastlons as its core. V NEW k "v ifgrtnrzl dsegice) Int 1:30t pm LONDON (OP) Rev William Archbishop Skinner of st Johns dtasemioll, wet T.” reached he but we bum” were under Me”. 2 FRUIT 20c g an ar me . ri oi-mon w l T" v ' ' g ma ur y' where we -. , be in Cum," comet”! gggghgiggragjrgggetgfgie glad tile Sgledci. tl'tl;ePTRl).:E'll(i:nCeillli(:1l', ;l'li':ii)8eDreI- 359 above puochm dlfferenzgz A mu”. Cwno" I O a . . . . . a a a s a 9:5. - . e v. . - - ur l it is - . MATHESON-At his home in left tad!-Y for a North American svlvere Desfloollen who introduced ing Gait, labels thlfuhewsngmll-ggggrlggfd For that reason. he was immense- ALADE NEW ISLAND . Travellers Rest, Wednesday. Aug. trip that will include an 18-city Mr. Martin. our fellow-citizens as human de- 13' P193565 W undem-md Will the i 5 It was announced by the Rector ings, with all their essential yearn- Federal Government would shortly 24 OZ. JAR I a . . . . . a c a c e . . . . .

dth. William Arthur Metheson in speaking tour of eastern lcanada. Flatt, former Wat African mls- that, because of the bad weather, ings, aspirations and shortcomings 303 0n W9 l0ll8-l'l00l-Cd FY0905” '0

"Wing our own convictions. Race hatred, religious bigotry, clagg dig. sansion-anythlng that queations

0 fight of every citizen to walk In dignity before his God. dishon- ors those guilty of it.

"It is so easy to magnify our dif- l9l”ellC96 and. in the process. to lose sight of the things we share in common. Surely we carry things too far in Canada when we permit 4; man's character and com.petenc:'

after attending the World Council of Churches at Evanston, Ill.

His Canadian journey will touch Points as far east as Charlotte. town and Halifax and will nut both the society's 150th birthday and the 50th annsnuu,

Wonk in Canada. a at "day

unable to fly here.

his 72nd year. Forwarded from I the Bowness Funeral Home to Aonary and one of Britain's m t the the ire for the wasi , .s d g 1 his late residence on Thursday wider! - travelled clergyman, Otis Geoi-age almesahugter, President 00! P!':lxtl85t:l'OlL5 393:3: Ed Catt11hiOlm' 3.2? :I0(l-fladnng: fguttlsieh """"”'l f"'"'" l"h"9 ”" ml” wmdulbd W teach TOPON-0 Sept. 7 Hunter College of New York, was can do without lnimy ways 1:? what the National Research Cou.n- ' ' ' . ' F ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' .' ' ' cil had so ably done for science. It 0 r LOCAL

oral will be held on Friday, Aug- . an 6th at 1 p.m. Standard Time. ' Interment in Wilnaot Valley cem- iaery. Flower-s graeetslfy declin-

Wll-At Prince County Hos- lhl on Wednesday, August 4th, i illa L. Weeks, wife of the late -Bovvard Week! of Fredericton, P. - I. 1.. in her arse year. Forward- foon the Bownsas Pu-nerul

had been envisaged in the Massey Report. It was high time it came about.

He directed those thoughts candidly at Health Minister Martin who was among those at the head table. Another head-table, guest was Chief Justice Patrick Kerwin of the supreme court of Canada.

Dean Leddy praised whet Mari- times have done in education. in

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TIJWE OF SALUTATION

The ceremony took place follow- ing a procession to the auditorium that was bright with the varied gowns of the various university and college representatives. For this occasion was - above all - a time of salutation among men and in- stitutions whose day-to-day lives

FLOOR WAX

oonthsiadfkeupagal

plume to the residence of her i daughter. Mrs. George Birch" of "CHIC are built around education. From to be obgcurgd by the putgculu religion and in the pr01eIBl0ll5 1" l PKG. ROBIN HOOD GOLDEN CAKE MIX 106-year-old King's College of group to which he belongs or the ll"! 0P5ll1llS ""1 ffgglgmucgngbtif 0 L A

Canadian West. ions to the development of the prairie civilization was inealculable.

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Borden. on Thursday morning, then to Pleasant Valley United ichureh for funeral services at 2

belief to which he subscribes. I suggest that it is a shameful thing when any one is disbarred from a

tinued and that those with vol- Unllry service in the armed forces be Elven preference over oivillsn

Halifax to 10-year-old Marianapolis College of Montreal. Canada's in- atltutions of higher learning sent

withIl'REEPOTCLEANER

p.m. Standard Time. Saturday, job appuunu Auxult 7th. le-vinr Borden at 11 ' their k 1 ard to extend particular public or private activity He vmonnllv lwl hid ll" 91- 5u"d”d T""9i X'"'"'"'" 1" agZ1i:stca:L3n?”:w:l:i:htd:;!t;d congraAt?ili:iloIne:I tisntfhe lath oldest by virtue of his race. class, or re- M!l1Tlt1"l0ng9:!'9:;':r. i:':d:Wl1u::d . 1 Lb- I'll only ..... .... c edori , ' CO 836 I ' cm" """"" P9” to the Iohaquor Court by wue" ""”"' "'”"' mom timerin the West who was not iin- ..

They came one after the other .

Mcordmg to me In of H, H, portant he had never heard of him.

The Communist Menace Particularly was this true of P. E.

veterans dissatisfied with the deci. .sions of the C -'1

PETER PAN

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N. D. MecLEAN

UNDERTAKER EIBALMER

Olllrlottetowri and ,. North Wllishira

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wife and Hlrvey. who vessel A H. mm avvll Inlet

Kblltdythm Allyn shall

pensions

commission. 0. 1". Howe of Ottawa,

honor"! solicitor. said the

commission has great latitude in CW-rdins pensions and strict legal interpretations by its scum nnuyd be avoided.

IN MEMORIAM

lovlne memory as a dear M0313. M:-a Ernest

dawns asreller yaas-,

nevvnbafen

gotten Irtboolnavvhalonlyeulaar.

schools Dalhousie's Dr. A. E. Kerr, st. Mary's Very Rev. Frederick J. Lynch-a st. Dunsl-an's graduate- Royal Military College's Brig D. R. Angew, Sakatchewsnh Dr. J. 1". Lcddy, Dean of Arts and Science. and many others were in the pro- cession. University of New Bruns- wick was represented by Colin 1!.

Macxay, at 34 Canada's youngest university president. Laval Univer- sity of Quebec City, with which St. Dunstan's has long been af- ffligted, sent Rt. Rev. Robert Dol- bee, lls sseretairesauaral.