9., , t '-Ti . . AIR today as Air Force officials of gi”lt'lE.KtIIll(" missile (center! was the two countries took newsmen

II.JllIxPd by American and Can- on tour of air defense facilities. artian fighter-interceptor planesilloyal Canadian Air Force CFl00

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Is at left. and US. Air Force F102 at right. The display was at Boeing Airplane Co. plant. where the Bomarc is being built.

REGISTERS HERI:

ii H ..ilPs continued to regis- ll” l--i i-icning for the Anniini Ali. I'.' of API-TC and the Atlan- iir iwiint-es Premiers' Comer-

rnce which opens in Charlotte- town. Seen registering is Mr. ('. W. Mofatl. Secretary Waimcer of the Maritime Motor 'r;-.1ns- lport Association, Sackvillc. NB.

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Tlltltl-ZY supper. Canihridgel

llall Wednesday. September 25th l'ciri s Road Ladies Aid.

t.iisPt-ll. Tent. Pinctte - Gos-

IN iiicctings Momlay to Friday. it nirliwk. Sunday night at 7.30

lllll Eu.-ryone welcome.

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tin Yliiirsday. Mr. W. J. Fill- rimlzl motored to Charlotte- tn.-ii and was accompanied hy hi wn. Fhnrllc: Mr. and .VIrs. Jinn ti (iotell and Mr. William J ll:iitrll.

M and Mrs Norman Thomp- wn ion on Thursday. Sept. t2tti nu I iniitor trip over the Cabot Tl-ll and points in Nova Scotla.

llm Carol Walker. student titvw at the Prince Edward Is- lrii-t Hospital. was the weekend hr. at her parents. Mr. and llii Siiurgcon Walker.

W Arnold Wtghlman nf Nimit- Irma was a recent business vis- Iinr In Georgetown.

- little Miss Deborah Lee lllltlllflkdln is visiting her grand- Pftiilx Mr. and Mrs. William : Ixtcienson of Fredericton, P.

lit Chester Walker has as- mnii-d the duties as caretaker "i limriletown High School for the H157-58 term.

lit" and Mrs Walter S-oloman "ll'IlHfltI recently from a motor Tin in Halifax. N.S.

are sorry to hear that he has re-

eiitcred the Charlottetown Hospi- tal for treatment and all Wlslll him an early return In good health.

Mr. James htckiaiin of Ken- slngirin is relieving Mr. Vorman Thompson in his duties as (an- ladian National Railways stat-l lion Agent. while Mr. Thump-I

-son is on annual holidays. I h

Miss Jessie Graham of Mur-. ray llarbtiiir North is staying. at the home of her aunt. Mrs. J.. B Scully. and attending Mont- ai.-iie High School where she is taking Grade Xi studies.

Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Chis-, lholm accompanied by their'

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have returned to Boston. Mass. fatter having spent the summer lvacationlng in Georgetown.

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BIUDENELI. It is expected that Mrs. Carol MacAulay will be returning to her home in Hriidenell shortly in or- l rlcr to convnlescc after a serious operation which she underwent recently in the P.E.l. Hospital. Mrs. MacAulay. who is a val- ued employee of Shawls Hotel Brnckley Beach. entered the the Kings County Hospital ini March of this year. Her many friends have expressed the hope that Virs MacAulay's restora- tion to health will be perm- anent. and that soon she will be sufficiently recovered to resume her employment once more. 1 Sergeant Sterling MacAiilay. i Mrs. MacAuIay. and son Malcolm Ishearwater. NS. spent a week-

IT. PE'I'ER'S BAY

St. Peter's Bay. my humble lay

Shall strive to tell of thee

Bow wondrous fair. what beauty there '

For those with eyes to see.

And though I be far, far from thee

And in exile I may roam

My heart will yearn till I return

To the place that I call home.

On either side the villaiitc lies With people calm and kind No thought of strife, a pezircful

life All hatred It-It In-liiiiil.

No iinkiiid iiord that Jfills like SVAOi'(I I No slatitit-r Ilit-re is spiiltt-ii No gossip heard. no lair name slurred

Drama Festiva

Richard MacDonald. Director at the Dominion Drama Featival Ottawa. has bun addroaaiag meeting; of various drama groups in the interests of the P.E.l. Regional Drama Festival.

A meeting of an enthualaatlc group was held In Keaalngtm High School Friday evening. Mr. Elmer Power was chair man. and representatives were

When life for him shall cease.

On the bridge I stand. with hat in hand And watch the sunset clear Oh! many a time in many a clirne I oft have wished me here. Beneath me here the water clear Flows onward neath the span Oh! life ll sweet and Joy com- pletz To be just where I am.

Not far from here there was a pier

Where ships at anchor lay

in another day now gone far aye

Their ghosts still haunt the Bay.

Their phantoms ride the rising tide .F'or those who have the ”aigiit" Their stalwart crews their toll renews Till glows the morning light. Upon the land. the churches stand

l0n either aide the Bayl

where people wend. their pray-

ers to send To the God who loves always

On the Judgement Day when we all must pay if in life we played the fool lThere are none lives here have cause to fear They have kept the Golden Rule.

i

that

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lhlnw some have gone to that great Beyond y

By choirs of angels led

Tlieir bodies wait in peaceful,

state l in our ”Cities of the Dead."

And when they rise. in glad aur-i prise On their Ascenscion Day

The ml" M G9” "V" h"lk9"- 'I'here'll he no wait at the Gol-

Bcncath the sky. rich farmlands pm. they're from 5;.

lie Vermilion nr-ath the Mid

den Gate Peter's Bay!

The” -Vlflfl dmh 5"” "WW '"3"l And when the Last Call comes

can do Blessed by Almighty God. The dwcllinizs there. beyond compare

Witb iovifbg i-nrc ei't-r-lcd They house iiithiii .ii loiiiig kin Their lives by God directeti.

Adown the Bay, in little way There lives it famous man lta Doctor Roddy. yoiiiig heart ' The Bay's most hoiiiired man life. abme all

Iiis is a strife

-lie enolilcd his chosen part

But host of all, call

All educated lit-art.

he llr'I(l at his

And may he kniiw we love him no And treasure each passing year

0! gllfnllgnlirmllrre span ni this my business In Souris. This man viitlitiiit A peer. C" PCFSOTIS VIIIO IICVI "e W, H, a” hum mm and work in my shop must Prniliimnpliliin a glad relcasr cc" and P'ck Tam. up And may he rest among ilie' bOTOI'O IOCTOBOT STEI blast . n.X'.

Aulay was seriously ill in the P. I-I.l. Hospital.

Sergeant Bob itnai-ti and Mrs. Roach of Shearwatcr spent the weekend in Brudenell. the guests Mr. Malcolm .VlncAula).

tbe -fjintcresting

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for me And in death's embrace I lay Please lay me down in that hal- lowed ground Beside St. Peter's Bay.

how if I may I'll end my lay. The while the teardrops start St. Peter's Bay. St. Peter's Bay

Finds Much Enthusiasm

I D. gnn;1mittn.seand Win or emin. creiar . "'8 Or we.” t

Mr. Bentley addressed those present at the meetings and also ,announced that the P.Z.l. Dra-, ma Festival Association recent-t

also present from Indian River.

wmnm ..d wnoundwl dis ly passed the following resolut- "1' ' ion:

I "Reunited that the P.E.I Dra-l IUIHZI-SIDE 'ma Festival Association offer an

Saturday evening in the sum-award of 875.0910 the rural play mgg-gjdg Town Hgjl 3 3,-oup gllfhltng highest In II-I2 P.E.I. Re- ymch my, ,1. wgtgon Mu. gion of the Dominion Drama xgugim Q,(;. in. gym,-m... dis. lfiestlval in January. 1958, and a eugggd uig po35ihjlj(y oi entgr similar award to the rural play 4.; in the furthcomjng . ' ' standing highest in the P.E.I. futiygi to be held in Chgrloue..Drama Festival in 1958 provid- town next January. ing it enters. the Regional Fes-

tival in 1959." IONTAGUE . I This generous award offered

7119 M03133” Dnmallf IIDTIV for competition to rural groups- lll0Ptl:llY0:;:ull0II? Wllllhglhff "P will be an incentive to many to W" C '5 Wm On 38l-le.enter the Regional Festival of Goorsetnwp, and outlying d'is- the Dominion Drama Festival in tricta met in the High School onlthe future, . Sunday Afternoon. Mrs. Sybil REGIONAL Fl-JSTIVAL i Mic!-cu. president of the wnrk- The P.E.l. Regiona Festival shop group. was chairman. is up be held in Charlottetown

lng Mrs. Douglas MacGowan. ofiThe adjudicator has not yet been-' Montague. who is a Governor ollappointed but he will be . ueu The Dominion Drama Festivalllin wn theatre personajly I announced that the community or Montague. will enter a playy In the forthcoming festival TheiBaptiat Hall Monday. Sept chosen their festival play continue his Canadian tour in the

At each of the meetings hlrulntr,-rests of the Drama Fes1ival,l MacDonald was accompanied byihaving Mr. Charles F. Bently. chairman.

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Vevening services at Trinity Uiv

M 159 c0llflll5l0n til the IDCPI-yduriiig the ttiird week in January.' memi,,m,d me

- leite Project" pledging to the Ln-

M3'3”0"3ld VVIW M” '39 ited Nations 25.000 layettes for addressing a public meeting in Arab orefugee 33..Middie East. The speaker said M00111!-IE Pllyers have not yetlleaves the province Tuesday to; me gddregs of the U.S.C. Depot

addressed meetings inllaland he next stops at various Newfbundland. Nova Scotia. New centres in the Province of QUO- of the P.E.I. Regional F9SlIV8ItBl”UlISWlCI( and Prince Edward hec.

Ed "W l

CHARLOTTETOWN, PJLI.

”""". Describes Conditions Today In Greece, India and Korea

The special speaker at the ited Church last eV'1inl was Dr Lops Hitschmiinova. Execu- tiie Director of the Unitarian Service Committee of Canada. from Ottawa The title of her address was "l was There". She described conditions as she had found them during her latest world survey in Greece. India and Korea. and stressed the im- provements which had taken place in the first two and said that the situation in Korea is much more tragic than it was immediately following the end of hostilities. The reasons for this are inflation and the crop failure last autuiiin.

Dr Hitsctimanova appealed to her listeners for increased shiv- mcnis of warm clothing and IWO IIEW pro- jects of her organization A "The Pullover Parade" and ”The l.ay-

babies in the

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plates.

shafts by using metal

Thou art graven on my heart. MRS. LEONARD RUSSELL !St. Peters Bay

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