THIS AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRY : a qclnather successful. Stanhope | Were held are. lat to right : y* rally at Trinity United Chnech | o a et to ABOUT A MILITARY - Toronto inca maa ereniag with Canon | : es

. family’s morale was pretty. well

_ day, that brought the most ser- ~ fous, and apparently vitally cri-

« Many of them offering help in

“ANNUAL MEETING

The ! ‘ ti t te right, ’ - f annua or at of the 0 i - ¥ Beadiay past- i : : } This year's Stanhope Con ‘ Puxtey 8 address , on Sunday union of the Anglican and Unt} — Embalmers Association was uson, vice-president ; Neil A. sent due t illne The meet Confe ence evening w ag rally at Tr inity a Bl sn ; si

held at the Charlottetown Hotel Saturday. Seen here during a ~break in..the-.session.are— left...

MacDonald, secretary-treasur- er ahd Vernon Macintyre, re- istrar...Missing- from. the -pie-

ture {s the Incoming president

ing was largely attended by directors fram-all ever Poel

By NEIL A. MATHESON There's good news this- week |

{just how much we > want to say

thank you to all of you.

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Old-Fashioned Qualities Still Exist, Writer: Finds

we are to compete with oth- er areas of employment,

'Alter-Society |

lArsenault with

Has Meeting |

The annual meeting of the fy

“‘hainville Alter Society was held |

jat the home of Mrs. Frank F. fourteen mem. | bers and one visitor attenting. |

| New sick committee wil' be, |

Mrs. Lucy Hitchcock, Mrs. | George Arsenault -and Mrs. | Adrien Arsenault. Betty Hitch- |

.- leock was the winner of the Iot-

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~2 The Guardian, andaen 7 Tues., Sept. 6, 1966

; iT Gallant was appointed prest-

. |tery prize. A discussion was held _ jon ways to prepare meals at the jparish hall for a Queber. deleza- |.

Mrs. |

ition of about forty guests and Mrs. |

Joseph A. Gallant

serve the meals At the election of. officers for the coming year. Mrs. Anthoney

Anita Maddix. ipresident. and Mrs. George. Ar- senault, secretary treasure. Next meeting will be held at the

dent. Mrs viee-

jhome of Mrs. Amedde Arsenault

when roll-call: will be answered by “giving as many pennies as there are letters in your name.” Meeting was then adjourned

/ and a vote of thanks was present- |

ed to the hostess after which a |

few games of bingo \were-play- |

ed. |

"Christian Youth in @ Pagan) Society"’ was the theme of the, Church of: Christ Young Adult

| Labor Day -Week-end Camp at |; Canoe Cove this past week-end.

Group

the subject “Christian Youth- Prepared. to Serve."' Several |-special numbers in song were | supplied by the young people | |. whe formed a youth ehoir.

George Arsenault volunteered to |

“| Stanhope

Concluded.

Another successful. Stanhope |

H. L:Puxley, the theme speaker |

delivering, an address on the | chairman and Alex . Ete Sinead union between the _™acleod. Nashwaskis, Canon

Anglican and Wnited Churches Assisting in the rally was Red- cap 42. Ralston Young of New York City. and next year's Con-

ference chairman, Bev Simpson of York. |

Canon Puxtey made. a plea! that members of both denomin- | ations. aproach the problem. of | tinion with tolePance ‘and a will-|

| for his belief and optimism, he |

ingness to learn. He said: that...

United < Church, Charlotte- town... Seen._here_just outside of Montgomery Hall where var- jous sessions of the conference

Rev Simpson, next year's con- ference

| dealt with three of the major obstacles: the natural inclination of man to cling to what he has known, the question of the -epis- copacy and the function of the creeds: With adequate knowledge Canton Puxley asserted, such dif- ferences will be overcome in God's good time.

Men of the Conference formed

HAVE YOU THOUGHT

STANHOPE CONFERENCE -:

CAREER?

A career counselling officer

THE ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION

will be at

Water Street

for readers of this column, Transportation from the | ajthough it t admitted -} Christian sin by permitting divis- whigh contrasts sharply with a \CONGRAT PEA TIONS ey Island |, areas of recruitment is paid Heat teakary sialud werare liv-| CONDUCT DEVOTIONS Hons which are wounds in the the evening choir and the soloist. SUMMERSIDE — webk ago, when the Matheson, Constatulations to our Island | yy the Agricultural Max- |ing’ in- a post-Christian era, it} |The evening fireside devotions | body of Christ's church. , | 8S David Hall pe

at Fock bottom. It was last Mon-

tical development so far as Mrs. | -Matheson was concerned.

The crisis passed on the week-| Irving MacDonald's: Angus| are urged to get in touch | what to do about it. It was em-| Bible studies were conducted by! said. _

end. The te recovery will|herd took the reserve) with the National Employ-~ | phasized that Jesus Christ is the | Merle Zimmerman of Frederie-| Canon Purley emphasized his and discuss cares take a Serena hed we |grand championship with his! ment Offices im Charlotte- | answer, as he has always been, | ton. Dean Tale of Bristol. Tenn:, | belief that God's will was being | eee aeee FORCES . PF rtunities in the are told, for-she's still sick, and|‘‘Black Bird of Progress.” He is town or Summerside as ears and that we must both preach | and Russell Carr of Clyde River, | done and -that the Holy. Spirit) —__ : é tertjbly weak. But. it's much from York. | 1y as possible. For your con- | Him zealously and live fully ac-| P-E:L., spoke at in eae -was moving men to seek union.’ ISLAND TELEPHONE or contact

easter te be patient: when”

re ant were most deeply impre ss- ediiby the countless number of people who called or wrote us,

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Any possible way. To those who sel’ so many beautiful flowers, and to others who helped in al many different ways, please ac-| cept this as a fervent apprecia- | tion of your efforts.

There were dozens af letters |

livestock men who made such a emphatic impression. at Nova Scotia provincial exhibition

[last week in Truro, T have writ- |

jten the stories of the men whose _jfeats T have learned about.

we | Irvine also. took a eouple ow she is now on the road to | first places, four seconds, thir

one d and several others

T was unable te get in touch |

with Gerald Dollar. Winsloe — he showed Scotch Shorthorns — | and Barry—Rankine, who showed An- ibe back gus cattle for Lester Rankin and though this time T am going to) Son, Bunbury.

there was no word from

Allison Stewart; \cleaned up in sheep.

unstaffnage— T am told,

‘but I'll have to leave~ his om.

until a later date. Some of the |

the |

power Committee, and free | return transportation is also . provided for those workers who remain to the end of the potato harvest. Potato grow- ers who need harvest hands

| venience an application. form” appeared on the advertising pages of these papers last Saturday and again on Tues- day. “Guess 1 should add that my own physical functions’ seem ‘to almost te normal, |

jheed the advice to take it easy, [wiles I repeatedly ignored in the

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was pointed. out that Christians are once again faced with the “| spectre of a pagan society in this age of unbelief. Some fifty young people were led in a thorough discussion of this situation and

|cording to His principles. The ‘| God- is-dead stir and the New | Morality were both ‘discussed and rejected as being simply the Lold—infidelity--and—immorality under different disguises. Lester Shell. minister of the Westway Christian Church in Toronto, was the guest.speaker. | He. delivered strong and help- | ful sermons on Friday and Sat- | urday evenings. Then on Sun-- |.day afternoon at 3:00 pm, -in}

“| an out-door public Service at)

the camp-grounds. he preached |

\'to over two-hundted. people on

were delivered by Leslie Jones, Montague, David Weale, Murray Harbour, and W.0. .Weale of Charlottetown. Miss Audrey Zim- merman !ed the singing at these inspirational services. Daily

worship service Many of the students of Mari- time Christian College. and other | young people took part in the) + various sections of the program. | Kenneth T. Norris of Charlotte- | town was dean of the camp. Besides" many Island points, | | Young. people were. present from | Toronto, Ont., Bristol, Tenn.,

fax, N.S., Winston-Salem, N.C., | and, Jamaica, from whence Carol Ann Graham returned -after a summer of missionary work: on that island. ' |

Portage La Prairie. Man. Hali- =

The world, rather than being | vital |

confronted by a strong. church declaring its Christian! belief, sees a spastic body tack- ing control and - coordination from its head, Jesus Christ, he

He suported his belief with ref- | erences to the words of ager and St. Paul which speak unity in. Christ's church and to| the events of “the past_eighteen months namely the production of } | the document “Principles of | Union,’’’and its approval by the Anglican Synod this vear. Having established _ the hasis

‘ATHOME

Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Mac-

ishare has been déclare

COMPANY LIMITED

DIVIDEND ‘NOTICE

NOTICE fs hereby given that a dividend of 25c

on. ithe common shares of the | ‘Company for the quarter: encing August 31, 1966,

WEDNESDAY. 7 SEPT. 66 11 A.M, - 7 PM.

Young men with grade 8 or better are invited to

THE CANADIAN FORCES

RECRUITING CENTRE

QUEEN CHARLOTTE ARMOURIES POST BOX 1148 :

CHARLOTTETOWN 892-2611

Please mail me full particulars without obligation

regarding-enrolment requirement in

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and cards, all de messages of | is =rorpb us Browide > mi week | (—P-N ( ) ee _ encouragement. and- hope, there |at Pictou, -I-understan mn yable ze e vavy rmy e were countless telephone calls} 1 had intended to be at ring- ‘In Collision rr Leod, 27 Palmer's~ Lane, a rable on | Sept. 15, 1966 ! rom | and even more queries from side at Truro, and ‘would. have will be at home -to rela-'3+ the cl of | Name .......5.:5,.... ieee Ribeshans Rees: Sitch easnnisteeso people-whom I met on the ibeen, had sickness not interven- | at the close of business on ~ streets and in the office. ____ led [A total of e450 damage result- tives and friends on the! August 31, 1966. Address 3 i gee — t z ee oe ey eee terror ‘ALL OVER THE PROVING, Potato picking thm ee ene aday. cecasion of their fiftieth By Order sf the Board ae ;

The messages came from all! Sirs at the National Em._._tight > = ——_| wedding _anniversary___on pee =e —— eect the penvitcs sod, to ait ot) ees “|The cars Involved were a 1954 _ \"[Thursday, Sept- 8th from Education. rrctaasa

Office tells me

we shall show her the cards, let-

you our most sincere apprecia- Chevrolet driven by Alexander Coots

oe ac a sade cee me OY iad ee Joseph Arsenault. “Kinkora, and o = 3 to 5 and i to 10 P-m._ | tetiten: Nove Scotia. b. creme SENET REET © SeQTEEONEOCT mes eee TERE CECT ee

ake messages and flowele, 1M year by chartered plane, to 4-199 Dodge driven by Erie Leagan September 5, 1966. 3 epeeeeed : Lester Campbell of Fredericton. - :

was unable te hear or under- stand—anything—prior— to that: When she recovers more fully

ters. etc. and let her see and. read them. for herself }

ployment

meet the demand on our Is- land, if enough workers can be recruited there.

The wages for picking ome” | year have been set at one dollar per how,;. for actual

The Charlottetown RCMP ‘De- | The Wheatley River 4H Club 3. Alan Ling, 4. Exton MacPher- |

tachment investigated’ the acel- dent and senoried.. no_injuries,

irate Residents

Day at the farm of Mr. and | \Mrs. Daniel MacPherson, Oys- ' iter Bed Bridge recently. In spite. =jot threatening weather many’ in- tterested parents and friends at-

+has--beenawarded_ the

son, §. Cheryl Stead.

Alan. Godfrey, North Wiltshire -C.NLE. Seholarship—and- leaves shortly for MacDonald College. He is at

~ When you think it’s about time =

The reaction of our_neighbors, hours worked, plus | hoard ‘held its __annual__ Achievement _present—attending_the_C.N-F__e h . d a rais ef our relatives and friends — and lodging. This eee Making Protests tended the show. Eleven Hol- Tee award. : your us an gdve you. ‘

many of them are new friends | Margaret and I have met in my | travelling for “Across The —-Is- land” stories, and for stories for | this column — makes me. real-' ize anew that the neighborly vir- |.

than previously, But Mr. Smethurst explains that:the shortage of laborers — the former supply from such places as. Cape Breton and New Glasgow, N.S. has

| i | IRISH COVE, N.S. (CP) rate residents of this Cape Bre- | ton resort area turned out in) iforce ‘vesterday to protest pol- |

istein calves and five year’ old.

_ ‘heifers were paraded before the

\judge> David Peacock. Mervin iMacNally of the Department of ‘Agriculture’ was in attendance land presented the awards to =

In the weed project division, the placings in the weed and in- sect collections were as: follows:

Lorna Ling, 2. Roberta Clow, 3. Stewart MacRae.

Eastern & Chartered Trust will help .

tues of compassion, of sympathy | dried up — makes it reces- | lution-of-the Bras D-Onbakes by winners Years Work: 1. Lorna Ling. 2. | ' and of real friendliness have ae sary to offer that amount if Scotia Limestone Co. Gall 1. Exton MacPhare : Stewart MacRae, 8. Roberta faded with the years. Fitty-three pickets” carried |Roderick MacPherson, Mek Clow. During last week I've had ° signs reading “Cape Bretoners |i) ring 4. Alan Godfrey, §.| After the prizes were present- Charlottetown businessmen, | $125 Fine faa and stop pollution’ and \ayirray MacPherson . ed, Alan Ling on behalf of the and some men holding the ‘don't just stop pollution 0 oe Year old heifers: 1. Roderick Club thanked the judges, Mr highest positions in eur pro- ; : is something” up -and down the | Ph 9 \ P k aM MacNally f vince, talk to me with tears - Is Im oseaq highway leading from. Irish MacPherson, Alan” Lins, 3. Peacock an F. MacNally tor running down their cheeks. : Cove to St. Peters. . : \Murray MacPherson, 4. Exton making the Achievement Day a Mary of our neighbours and. 4, ity resident. John Mathe- | ‘They recently received a let- MacPherson, 5. Melvin Ling. success. friends appeared almost as apo h faa Tae impaired |'er from 1.W. Akerley, minister | Years work: 1. Murray Mae- 90660000066 -0se4 concerned as we were. driv enare fined 98. and |wnder the water authority, say- | |Pherson, 2 Roderick MacPher- s FAMOUS FOR 1 am sorry that this had ,OUVINE Was ing the situation was jn hand. son. 9. Melvin Ling, 4 Exton : BRANDED INSPECTED

to. happen.to_our—Joved_one,- but the- reaction of so very many of you made me real- ize that these fine qualities

of heart and ‘mind still exist | William Glydon. Fredericton | Scotia Limestorie, closed its |Ling. ZAK 3 S MONEY § among our Island people. charged with speeding. was fin- pjant in mid-June is. expect-| Showmanship: 1. Denald i Back? T emphasize that now because ed $15 and costs or five days. ed to re-open lat s month. Stead. 2. Murray MacPherson,

“costs. or 30 days. when he ap- “peared hefore Magistrate A.J— Haslam in’ city pohce court’ on Saturday.

+The---residents-. picketing said: ithey were dissatisfied that the | water authority had done all in’ its power to stop local pollution.

eee SALAM LIN Becsecisiscrom

Donald Stead. 2. 3... Roderick Mae-

Judging: Alan Giices, Pherson, 4. Alan Ling, 5. Lorna

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plans. It’s called the Accumu-

in recent years I had become’ Margaret MacDonald, city, »

just avo one apout ‘hat |charged with false pretences, had tee EEE "9 :

very thing lave seen a num- d ed t Se m- , 5 (eae sos SOE CESS cn ‘ 3

Ser et ae eailte seen A num jher case “adjourned to Septe iP Ss > lating Savings Certificate and

pers die in the past few vears. | pin Gity men: and a Murray J IF N S F N 4 can make your savings grow

an Mist he” replaced, as ke¥ Harbour man were each fined J by 42% in 7 years.

mén must be. and the papers $20. and costs or 30. days on NG ,

ware puBlished as though = no- chatgel’ of iiideal poapeadian i) We've got many other ways

thine had happened T have seen : inal ehh . AY! i ; i terest.

key men drop out from many STATIONERY A to give you more in t

ee establishments andthe City Department + So why not drop i mm and see Yrinesses 7 st ses , 44 0

on. 3° though othing had hap i Even if you. dont have Scat ee

St " Answers Alarms - Then all you have todo

anv oo ese people who ith i i have passed on were well known There were a number. of fires an aCCol l] It W1 Us. iS tell Melvin. y xf? me, several were close. reported by the City Fire De- | Sheaffer Hilr or Crayola. : You may be surprised

friends T came to think — T/partment answered a call to c ‘d ; eas Fats how fast he gets more

sometimes suggested ta m¥ fel |Douglas Bros., and--Jones4 Inc. artri 7 : ond: :

low workers — that the modern on Kent Street. The call was a) P ge ae : Crayons Do you always seem to end It’s called more interest. Or, interested.

pegeration’ Lacks the quality ..ot., talae.alerm, on EXERCISE BOOKS up buying groceries instead of — if you like, more money. aaa

riendship. of understanding and ; nS with § FREE ee ° Be alert inibinsi

oti fort sor cs gM", *Mtynt mage pa ety Rar fo e |] thatnew hat? You can get tin several com me

that Tknew when I was. Dov. fires aver the weekend. The first c And does your husband start venient waysatEasternand EASTERN & Cy

Sainte se ectan tia Manta ae was. # blaze~which erupted at 88° to get hard of hearing when Chartered Trust. £ Ther Con.

a neighbour. of even 2 serious | SPPrOXEn Alay | AO eT aaa : We carry a you mention the fact? The most popular kind is OMPANY:

j ess saste z ry omnple electi ‘ * <a} ii

areas teat teae ese quatitigs lant: of “7* Euston Street. The Webster s a a Ccomatien complete line If that’s your problem arise! through a savings account. Sevings Dept

had disappeared. It took the ex. “ause the fire was reporied D’ctionary Rooks, Music, Dict of model kits > Here's something that works You get more inferest here iis

perience of last’ week to mane ON ee eee ved at fion, Stene Beebe, te just as well for out-of-date —_ because we pay 4% pane oe :

me realize how wrong. was was reported to have erupted at c Stars, Reinforcements, and: paint by a “AUSE pay 4/0. i DOP rings AG 3 We atthe ‘Matheson home are approximately 535 — Saturday,J... Ea. Rulers, Paints, Pen : budgets as it does for old-fash- (That Sa lot more than you c :

mrst deeply appreciative of vour Cremns. in & vacam house on rile, Erasers, number sets. joned hats are probably getting now.)- recite: :

wénderfiil expressions of friend. 208 Cumberland Streat The : : g & ‘i Sed

shin and of ood wishes, we are blaze was extinguished in ‘a few FREE G | F T With Every $2.00 Purchase! (It can also do wonders for, Then there’s another kind is; :

ti iends utes cs * ‘o 4 gute wie 05 ° Wirral bass ost

proud of vour friendship, but : that husband of yours; bless that gives you more interest oad

eur pride is expressed with a Theethird fire occurred al ap re ; Pai ‘ ; : Posited b i

epirit of deep humility proximately °-4 pm Sunday him.) for fairly long-term SAVINGS jp sees. a lise sentinel Words are the tools of my evening. The fire was confined E N , ft = DU Seg tian

trade asa writer, normally [ ‘!n under the Little Theater house .

have little? difficulty finding the on Willow Street ‘There was no eke ee : A A MACLEOD, MANAGER

micht ones, hut I cannot find any damage reported as a. result of 55 St. Peters. Rd, PARKDALE Phone 2-3927 Jb4 RICHMOND ST. PHONE 894.7383. FEDERALLY INCORPORATED. AND SUPERVISED ROR OVER 70 YEARS

expressive enough to tell you ‘the blaze, ‘