THE ST. PETER'S BAY CHURCH
Will Dedicate Stained Glass
Window At St.
An impressive dedication cere- TIIUIIV will take place this Sunday at 2.30 p.m. at St. Petcrs' Bay Un- lied Church with the unveiling of a magnificent stained glass wind- OH
'l'he subject of this inciiiorial window is "The Good Shepherd." The predominant color is ruby
red. this colour being used for the-
oiiier robes of the Christ figure. with the undergarments being vtliite.
The figure stands in front of a brownish-grey fence with green foliage at its base. Colored flow- esr are interspersed among the" foliage. The sky is of blue glass, and the window is completely made of antique glass considered to be of a superior quality. The overall size is 3 feet by It feet and it is finished with a Gothic top.
This beautiful memorial was don- ated by Robert M. MacEwen in memory of his parents. Adolphus and Jessie (Hayden) Macl-Ewen and family.
Mr. MacEwen is one of the many sitccessful islanders abroad. be- ing a contracter and builder in the United States. He w.as born at St. Peters Bay and spent his boy-
Peters Bay
;hood there. His parents were a- mong the pioneer settlers in the community and assisted in the building of the church. OLDEST CONGREGATION
St. Peters Bay United Church. is the oldest congregation on P. E.l.. being built and dedicated as
Presbyterian church in 1886. lthe charge then included Cove- 'head. St Peters Bay. and Fort- une. The minister was J.W. Mac- Kenzic of John and Neil MacKen- zle of Charlottetown.
This church is one of the few churchs that joined the union in
The present charge includes Mar- ie. Greenwich and St. Peters Bay and is at present without a settled pastor. Rev. A.F. MacLean of Trinity will conduct the dedication service and the Trinity male eight, ac- ' 4 by Royston S. Mugford will provide special music. The window was built by Luxfer Studios of Toronto and installed by Malcolm MacLean. East Royalty. The special sash and frame were furnished by MacDonald and rowe woodworking.
' EASTERN
1925 without one dissenting voice.l
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3' Senator lnman Guest Speaker 3. At Montague School Closing
Senator Elsie lnman was they
I guesthspeaker at the closing excr-
cises of the Montague Juniort school held Thursday afternoon at: Yeo's theatre. Senator lnman was introduced by the Principal John. Hughes.
Parents and friends were de- lightfully entertained by each class as they performed prior to receiving their certificates and prizes.
Following is the program:
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Grade one: Choral Greeting; sing a song of Its, Paw Fairy Drill. Grade Two: "Little Piggy" Grade Three: Songs "The Maid and the Peddler" and "We belong
Choral Reading
to a mutual admiration society (My teacher and met. Grade Four: Songs "Four
Winds" and "A Merry Comrade" . Grade Five: Song ”Birdie's Ball."
Grade Six: Tap Dance Marion Clark and Florence MacDonald. Grade Seven: Piano Solo Myrna Beck.
GRADE ONE
PASS LIST
First Prize Anne Shaw;secondi Dannie Boudreault Raymond Car- penter Jeanne lugs.
Margaret Ann Macconnell Susan Nicholson: Third Prize Judy Clow. Prize for Arithmetic Anne Shaw Prize for improvement in printing David Nicholson;Prizes for Gener- al proficicncy Anne Smith Glen; da Power Janice White; Prize for Application Joanne White: Certificates Anne Shaw Dannie Jeanne lngs Margaret Ann Mac- Connell Susan Nicholson Judy Clow Ann Smith Janice White Glenda Power Ruth Johnston Barbara Balliim Albert McGiIliv- ary David Hooley Garth Beck Beryl King Wayne MacDougall Donald Streight Melvin Kennedy Deborah Clarey Joanne White David Nicholson.
Pass List. Fcnton Stewart Gary; Lannignn Leona Anstie Ray- Campbell Harry Griffin Everett Garnhum.
GRADE TWO
PASS LIST
First Prize George Inman: sec- ond prize Sandra Shaw Sandy Beck and Gillian Cudmore; third prize Nancy Johnston and John Sullivan. Prize for General Profi- ciency Sheila King: Prize for arithmetic Derell Thompson and Carl Fraser: Prize for writing Linda Burke; Prize for Reading Linda Lou Sorrey; Prize for Na-; ture and Health Lois Wannama-
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VALLEYFIELD - Orwell Head congregation. Services for Sunday July 7th: Orwell Head. 11:00 am. Bella River. 3:00 p.m.; Valley- field, 7:30 p.m. Rev. F. MacKin. non. Minister.
TIIE PIIESBYTERIAN Church In Canada. St. John's Belfast. Services next Lord's Day: 11 am. and 7.30 p.m. Sunday School 10 am. All are welcome. Rev. Donald Nicholson. Minister.
ST. PETI-211'! BAY Pastoral Charge. Sunday. July 7: Service. St.Pet.cr's 2:30 p.m. unveiling of Memorial Window. Rev. A. Frank MacLenn guest speaker. Special music by Royston Mugtord and Trinity Male Eight.
SPECIAL meeting of Aberdeen Angus Breeders Association to- night at 8 o'clock at 151 Great George Street 11'-Jxhibitlon Office) All breeders nrgd to attend. Par- ker Jewell Secretnry. Aberdeen- Angus Association.
MURRAY HARBOUR - Mur- ray River .Pastoral charge. The United Church of Canada. Ser- vices Sunday. July 7th: Murray River. Sacrament of Baptism 11 am. Little Sands 3 pm. Murray
Harbour 7:30 p.m. Rev. L. S. Woolfrey. Minister. ' DUNDAS - Annandalc United
Church service. Sunday. July 7th: Annandale. morning worship. 11 a.m.; Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; Dundaa. evening worship. (1:00 p. m.. Sunday School. 10:30 a.m.; Forest Hill. Sunday School. 2:30? p.m.
PARISH OF Georgetown. An-1 glican Church of Canada. Holy- Trinity Church. Sunday. July 7th. Tlrrd Sunday after Trinity. 11 I m. Holy Communion and Ser- mon. Reverend .W. C. Hogs. Prleot in charge.
UP'l'0N .Gospel dispel. Dundu. Sunday July
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lievers; 7:30 p.m. Gospel service. ' ' singing by the Campers. Speakers: Mr. C.l.. Guest: Tomo-
DUNDAS - Annandaic United Baptist Church services. Sunday. Jul 7th: Dundas. 11:00 a.m.;
S y School. 10:15 a.m.; An-
Hlll. Pastor.
THE MONTAGUE Pastoral Charge. The United Church of Canada. Rev. JM. Fraser. Min- ister. Sunday. Suly 7: Lower Montague: 0:45 a.m. Morning ser- vice. Trinity Church. Montague: 11 am. Morning service and Jun- Ior Sunday School I .m. Service of Baptism. No eve lng service.
GEORGETOWN Pastoral chargl United Church of Canada. Ser- vices for July 7th: Anniversary services in Georgetown 11 am. and 7 p.m. Guest Preacher Rev. C.M. Nicholson. D.D. Principal of Pine Hill Divinity Hall. Halifax. N.S. Moderator of The General Council; Special music; Brooklyn Trio in evening nrvicc: 2:!) p.m. Mllltown Cross. lav. W.A. Pater- son. Minister.
THE Presbyterian Church in Canada. services for Sunday. July 7th: Montague. Divine worship. 11:00 a.m.; Cardigan afternoon service. 2:30 pm. Sunday School. 1:00 p.m.; Montague evening ser- vice. 7:30 pm. Sunday School. 10:00 a.m.; Lorne Valley Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Visitors are always welcome. Rev. D.A. Camp inlatu.
Magistrate Fines
Finance Company
At Magistrate's Court George- town. Wednesday. before Stipen- dary Magistrate Gilbert A. Gand- et. a resident of Cardigan was fined 310.00 and costs for failing to register a motor vehicle for the current year.
A resident of Peters Road was fined 35.00 and costs for falling to stop at a stop si A resident of Greek River was fined 350.00 for driving while he was disqualified from holding I
nnndale. 8:00 p.m. Rev. Rowland!
will be
TYNE VALLEY CHEESE FACTORY. JULY 10th
Supper booth,
Dancing Tyne Valley Hall 9-12 Admission 51.00
ANNUAL TEA PARTY
For STEWART MEMORIAL HEALTH CENTRE
cots are! Larry Johnston and Edward MacLaren. General Pro- .fIciency Christine Martin and Sandra Boehnert Prize for Appli- cation Lorruine Matheson Sharon Buell: Prize for Progress Kenneth : Matheson Jean .IlacKenLie Teacher. Certificates Keith Balser Jock Boudreauit Sharon Buell John Burke Donna Campbell. Cynthia Cudmore. Cecil Fraser. Dianne Gillis. Harold llickox. Clive John- ston. Larry Johnston. Kenneth King Bobby MacEachern. Edward Mac- Sorrey Ruth Annenr Carol Fr.g- Laren. Christine Martin. Kenneth or Allreda Lannigan Betty Mac-lMatheson. Lorraine Matheson. Gordon Ferguson Carl Marilyn Norris. Kent Shaw. Mau- French Arthur Fraser Wayne reen Sullivan. Ernest Campbell. Boehner Roland K ': I Pass List. Alva Clarey. Betty 75551-13" .Ann Dingwell. Kenneth Fraser, Linda Burke Ronnie Jamicson Ray Lannigan. Gary McCarron. SptIelricIe)oM?cpoIr:ld Edward Ding- can Ntchhiguh, - we ugas war. . . . .. . .- - ---s -ic.:::".'.::.:-.:::::..:"::.::...l::.:f:;;:: GRADE THREE lCatherine IH8('IL"dL'I.l(IFIl. Nurmati Pin”: LIST lMartin. Robert Beck; iliird prize.
ker:Prt1.c for Drawing Donnie Anstie: Prize for Neatness Ruth Annear.
Certificates George Inman. Sandra Shaw Sandy Beck Gillian Cudrnore Nncy Johnston John Sullivan Sheila King Lois Wanna- maker Derell Thompson Bobby Jenkins John Bell Linda Lou
First Prize Vivki French and past, gindau-V Dam; F,-3,-er; Shirely Dockendorffz Second prizeiprize for Arithmetic. Marjorie Gene" CIIFPOIIIEP GI” MCK99'iClark; prize for improve-ment.l
mi?” Ind Paul GT3h3m- Third. Maretta Lannigan and William prize Paulette Clow: Special prizelpower; prize far An, Greta Mc- for Arithmetic Paul Graham and;l-len-on Shirley Dockendorfl: Prizes tori Certificate Ltsi Robert Beck. Application Helen Anstie Betty'Marjorie Clark. Lila Dewar. Dav- Jean Lannigan Barbara Nelson'id Fraser. Mareita Lannigan. Nor- and Norma Reid. man Martin. Katherine MacEach- Certificates Vicki French Shir- ern, Greta )icHerron, William ley Dockendorff Geneva Carpen- Power. Palsy Similar- ter Gail Mc-Keemnn Paul Graham Mrs. While T930119!”- Paulette Clow Helen Anstie, PFIZE I-ISL I'1I'Sl PI'I7f- Il3I'l')' Betty Jean Lannigan Norma Reid'Al1lI9alf: second prize. Gladys Lar- Barbara Nelson Roberta Balser km-'3"! N930" and Bllbby 331' Windsor MacDougall Sidney Beckllumi Ehlrd P7115 L90” M””D”"' ””'””' '”"' 5"” W” K” 'Ei'.li.5'.i'Jl52.-bif.7”'ii..i3l3...””5Z' Ray Garnhum Linda Kcnnedyg f j . ' eugcne MacDonald Nancy Kc”, yger (lair: prize for Ncatness. and Pass List Barry Campbell Ger- Care "I l”"kb”0k”'
. : General Profic- aldine Lannlgan Dale Stewart .. p.'”e5 rm ,
. .ency in class work. Bellamy
XI?" Nicholson Rog" MacDoug'lI3eck. Avery Blaxland. Kimball
Nicholson. Raymund MacDonald.
G;LAr:)'Ewa"e'wonh Teacher" Certificates. Harry Anncar. Bob- PRIZE HST by Ballum. Bellamy Beck. Ateryi
. . iBl xland. Brent Cziiriphell. Roger First Prize Jean .l:lacLeod1 sec ml:-m Ralph Fraser. Cam; Ken.
and prize Joan Com" Sandy Hllilnedv. Ethel Kerr. Gladys Larkin. they and F735" Inman: Third Raymond .Vlacl)tinnIri. Leonard prim Kgnneih Campbell; prize l"iMacDougalI. Carol Niacin.-od. Bill Arithmetic J93" MMLEM; prlzelNelson. Kimball Niclitilson. San- for Improvement Joan Coffin dm 5.9..-an, Marlene MacGowan Gary Stew- pass .15., art Paul Martin; Prize for Art Francis Lannigan. I
Kenticth Docherty.
Certificate List James Buell I Kenneth Ctnpbell Joan Coffin I Sandy Hilchey Fraser lnman
Francis Lannigan Marlene Mac-. Gowan Jean MacLeod hlaine Martin Paul Martin Gwen Rob-I ertson Gary Stewart. 1 Mrs. White Teacher. I GRADE FOUR 1 PRIZE LIST I First Prize Kent Shaw and; Bobby MacEachern;' Second prizei Harold Hickox: Third Prize Mar-i ilyn Norris: Prize for Arlthmeticy Harold Hickox and Kent Shaw;
Prizes for General Proficiencyi
1957.
1 Its Nicholson. Earl Poole, Kenneth
'McCarron a n d
('arol Mac--
Lesltc Pruer. Sandra Kenny MacDonald. Mrs. Dean Blue. teacher. GRADE SIX First prize. Mai-inn tllark. cond prize. Lorne Cudmure and Helen MacDonald. Phyllis Nicholson. Peggy Fraser and Vclda Fraser. prizes for ap- plication. Brian Macture. Glen Hughes, Peggy Mat-Leod. Florence
Johnston. I
'MacDonald.: mu for english, , . , g p . .
Marion Clark. (In the se-tenth 0I”";,19P7. 5ef'95:G- Uwuw M11 reach her Eastito the RCN Mm-it 5. mt. Certificates. Peter Beaton. 1lar- ” "l”.m”5 m'e':'"r- 'a'"e hr?” Coast base. viath e Panama Ca-1 D ' um -
Ion Clark John Clary Lorne Cud- clmdnlol” ” based 0" "cle3ral'I”c nal Aug 5 I "nu wu' me smu Wu mom mum Docherm Peggy Fr. EECPII-'ed Tuesday uig;iii Majority of the "em hvu class in Irnany ensliements with enemy uer. Velda Fraser. Glen Hughes mm '9 mrrespondems -' Le -"-'m'- W"lc"I"lY 9" "I9 "WW9"
John Larkin; Larry Lannigan. Neil Lannigan. Richard Llewellyn. Florence MacDonald. Helen Mac-. Donald Teddy Macliwen, Peggyl MacLeod. Brian MacLure. Phyl-
Stewart. Shirley Stewart.
Mrs. Mai.-Donald. Teacher. GRADE SEVEN
Prize list. Myrna Heck. first; second prize. Barry Morris and Alvin Ballum. third prize. Donald Ada MacLeod; prize for Language. Barry Nor- ris: prize for Arithmetic. Myrna 1Bei:k; prize for Science. Ada Mac- Leod and Myrna Beck. prizes for Application. Jackie Dot-kendorff. Dan MacKenz1e. Elizabeth An- near; special prize. Wendy John- 'ston.
Certificates. Elizabeth Annear, Alvin Ballum. David Balser. My- rna Beck. Mary Brennick, Ian Campbell. Richard Collings. Glenn IDOL-herty. Jackie Dockendorli. Lar ry Fraser. Harry Garnhum. Wen- ldy Johnston. Heather King. Don- aid McCarron. Dan Ada MacLeod. Clinton Nicholson. Barry Norris. Miihurn Riley. Mer-
irill Scott. Billy Thompson. Bar-p
bars Wright. g ' 9 t Pass List. John Clair and (aroli l Yen.
Mrs. Gillis Teacher. . the
third pnzp, outlook remains fatiirable in the veteran of I2 years with the Pa- Hhmn um nu. The 53"”. Prairie prmiuces but rain is urg-.cific Conimand. left here Tuesday..,m pin the p.cmc Comm"- ently needed in some areas of Sas- to Jtllfl the navy: Atlantic Com-lute, mmmlu-wnnnp
k-atclievtan and Alberta. the bu-hmand. reau of statistics reported today.i The smug. huge; cmdr Pele,-mu Ron! NI”, "6 mutend
bureau said the rain-deficit-nl ar- eas are in west-central and norih- . -western Saskatchewan and adjac- ''"l' 5”b'"""" ent portions of east i-cntral northeastern Alberta.
happy suninior out of doors. iplan in do a giiiiri ric-rd mcrv day, to have fun. and studies uith rcneni-d interest and pleasure
that they were important people to their parents. teachers. and to Canada they should think about and plan their future. a failure is only success-that one can seldom be first in all things.
MacKcnzie. Summer :Montague River. wir-
HMC5 SIOUX Sails! "ldwv -MY 5- 1957 For East Coast in” G"'"”" '4' 5
Vlt"Tt)RlA 4(fPi- HMFS Sioiix.l.ch,duled(.,, mmmkaniu -
Crop Outlook Still Favorable
OTTAWA
IFP: (iatiadaia crop
The Sioux was built in 1943 for
desir0yer's company will transfer. . .to the H.M.CS Margaree. a nevv'E15lI 905-" Ind ll I-59 EIIKIWI
destroyer escort Channel.
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THEATRE MOIITAGIIE
FRI. - SAT. JULY 5-8 Shows At 8:30
Adm.-I0-55
"WINGS OF EAGLES"
JOHN WAYNE - MAUREEN 0'HARA A ilii-tiling airplane story about the life of one of our bravest men--Spig Wead. a lovable. laughable guy, who by his dangerous and brave actions yesterday, made today's flying so safe. An action story all will love.
COMINIE MIIN. - TL'E. "BllNI)LI-I 01" JOY”
return in Fall
Senator lnman reniiiideri thr-m'
Bring fur the C11 IIPIIF.
and remember that an incnmpletet
FOR RENT '
cottage on
Drnuintz hlniiriav lllEZI1i until someone wins the feather-
weight electric iron. FRIDAY: 3.30: SATURDAY: 8:00 and 102M
ti and furnished. . Phone 74-3 J
Following the remarks by Principal. Senator lnnian spoke. to the young students congratulating both teachers and Pupils and say- ing the pupils could be proud of? their teachers who SP5!” 50 mlwh time and effort in teaching themx throughout the year. She caution-p .ed the pupils to have s 833' and
"TAX ARREARS"
A list of all those with arrears of Town E Taxes will be published after July lath. ii
TOWN COUNCIL. Town of Montague.
held in ;
Entertainment
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ATTENTION ALL CATTLE BREEDERS
In Southern Kings who are interested in improving their herds. Plan to attend a meeting of the direc- tors at the Montague and District. Artificial Breed-
ing Club in White Sands 8:30 p.m.
' screen!
I ADVENTURES I or ROBINSON causoc
FINAL SHOWING TONIGHT
Thrills For the Whole Family I From the storm-whipped shipwreck to g . from the pirate attack to the roaring rescue p l - - - all its great thrills are now even greater on the
Box Office Opens 7:30 Show at Dusk
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the cannibal on-
Every Unforgettable Thrill Flames Alive On The Screen!
Hall. Friday, July 5th at
DON MacQUAR.RlE. President.
CLEARANCE SALE
EVERYTHING MUST GO
SALE TIME-I
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MEN'S WINDIREAKERS. reg. 6.95 . 2.95 (Nylon-Gabardine)
MEN'S WORK PANTS 2.95
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