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_. 111m was a good attendance o! electors at a meeting held by the Progressive-Conservative party ﬂ Centfll Int l0 Hell on Honda! evening. Mr. Robert Barrett cap- gbly acted as chairman and Mr. [.11. Strong introduced the can- didate, Mr. John H. Price.

Mr. Price" first dealt with matters ‘fleeting the community including

the need ior repairs to Grand River whari pointing out that the last large expenditure on it was by the Borden government. He said he regretted its present poor c_on- dition and stated that the Drew government. which’ will shortly take power. will not leave it. ll It: present condition.

Mr. Price then dealt with the oyster industry and said that as long as American oysters are al- lowed lo come ireely into the markets oi the Central provinces

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CHARDOTTETOWN WESTERN GUARDIAN

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calla for assistance. As a remit o! the combined efiorta oi all pres- ent the large barn was saved but one end was burned on a smaller barn. in addition to the two small outbuildings. Mr. Mabey lost all his furniture and clothing and a quantity oi teed. No stock were in the buildings that were lost and all the machinery were sav- ed. _

l-lls mother, Mrs. Albert Mabey lived separately in another sec- tion oi the residence- and neigh- bors succeeded in saving some o! her belongings.

Volunteers were retarded in their efforts to iight the lire by the tact that the pump was lo- cated too close to the house to be used. Water had to be hauled from a nearby pond.

Total damage is estimated to be in the vicinity of $8,000.00 with a small amount oi insurance.

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_.___.____-_-_ majority on the first ballot.

Rev. James A. Fraser oi Im- perroyal. N5 was reelected sec- retary oi the conference and Rev.

elected assistant secretary. The retiring president, Rev. A.G. Fentz oi l-Ialliax, N.S. presented his armual report oi the Dust yea!‘ at ihls morning's session. Two new churches had been dtdioiiisd during the year, he reported. one at Debec, N.B.. and the Park Avenue Church at Saint John. NB. and m noted a. growing attitude oi respect ior the church among United Church people. _ Kenneth A. Parker, headmaster o! the Mount Allison Academy. and chairman oi the committee on the United Ohurchmsn. outlined the progress and the problems in con- nection with the ccnierence paper. Rev. J. Fraser Munro, edliﬂf- save his report oi the year and asked ior continued cooperation. A g-ggolution pledging support to the conference paper was carried un- animously. The new president was installed into oiiioe this morning and the delegates stood to approve a reso- luiion thankin! the retirins presi- dent, Rev. AG. Peniz, ior his services during the year- _,_________

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E,D. Murray oi Haliiax. NB. was,

New Pastor;

—HEAB Douglas MacFsrlane dla- I d a over CJRW n

Summer-side, Friday, June 17th 9.30

Summerside

The new pastor oi’ Central Street Christian Church. Summerside. Rev. Ml‘... Breakenxldge, B.A.. who succeeds Rev. William Bilson. lwho has gone to Saint John, was linducted last evening into his new charge at s most impressive service lconducted by Rev. MD. Dunbar oi iCentral Christian Church. Char- lottetown. Rev. Mr. Breakenridge icame to Summerside direct from Jﬁcmptonalndlana, where he has ;held a. pastorate since 1946.

The new pastor was extended a civic ivclcomo by His Worship Mayor J.l“. Arnett, who recalled that he had had the pleasure two years ago oi welcoming Mr. Biison and he ieli. sure that the same warm- irlendship and cooperation woulﬁ be extended to Mr. Break- enridge as had been enjoyed by lhis predecessor.

On behali oi the East Prince Ministerial Association. Rev. EJ. Barrass. the president. extended to the new pastor the ecclesiastical welcome and assured him that he was coming into a very ilne body. He spoke oi the tine feeling o! iel- lowship in the Ministerial Assoc- iatlon and looked forward with much pleasure to working with him in that body.

The Scripture lesson was read by Rev. Charles Carnegy n! the Summerside Presbyterian Church, who, although in ill health. was present to welooms the new min- ister on behali oi his church and congregation. Greetings were also extended by Rev. Mr. Bryan oi Montague Church who wished the new minister a long and happy service in Summerside. for here he said, friendships are genuine,

Rem-Mr. Dunbar aiter thanking all those who had assisted in the induction service. delivered a magi. impressive sermon “Your Minister And You". He pointed out the things a minister might expect to receive from the members oi his charge as well as those which the congregation expected from the minister.

He presented the keys of the congregation to the new minister after which the introduction oi Mr. Breakenridge to the members of the Church tnok place. —- S

a peace officer and was iined $10 and costs or 30 days.

ed at $2.000 ior each man on the arson charge. was being arranged.

the ilrst case was connection with this case.

Both men were also charged on lesser counts. Pope was charged with assaulting a peace oiilcer and was found guilty and ilned $40 and _cgsts or three months in jail. l-le was charged. too. with dlsturbinz Thfpeacrand iined $10 and costs or two months in jail.

Longaphle pleaded guilty to dis- turbing the peace and was lined $5.00 or two months in jail, and also pleaded guilty to obstructing

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ior its lower grade oysters. Pre-l A pair oi woman's stocking; oon- '( m‘ vious to the lliting o! the embargo tain afmost four miles oi thread, u can“

against American oysters, every "bu". iisherman had a ready sale ior .”'.nm"°"_ such oysters but there will be iltile i 3"G°dd“. c- no demand ior them this eorn- ‘omen,’

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merside ably reviewed the issues '1 l’ “t, b L o N a r ' ‘i L a w

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how mmmdmg m m, “m, . Ose mm simply stands tor another. In thil example A la used

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