TIIB Eastern Guardian
Friday, Nov. 19, 1954
”aDANCE in Cardigan Hall. Friday, November 19th.
.5415 Anne MacDonald, Char- lottetown. was visiting her parents. M1, and Mrs. Duncan MacDonald, 5, Georges, recently.
41115 UNITED CHURCH OF Cigcana.-Murray Harbour Charge Mmgter, Rev. H. C. Macdougall. B A.. B. D. Murray Harbour 11.00 3 m, Little Sands 3 p. in. Murray River '7 D- m- '
JGEOBGETOWN PASTORAL L-(LARGE.-United Church of Can- ndyi. services for November 21st. 10 :1. in. Sunday School. Sturgeon. Him a. m. Worship. Sturgeon. 2.30 v. ,.i, Mllltowii Cross. 7 P. m- Getirgetown. ReRv W. A. Paterson. 1iiir.tstei'.
-D U N D A S - ANNANDALE I-,'x-(Tan CHURCH. - Services for Sunday. November 21st. Dundas. pieaclilug Service 3.00 p. m. Rev. M, Fraser. Valleyneld, Special spcakcr speaking is minutes in (;aCIlC and 15 minutes in English. service will be led by Pastor. An- H-anfIaII?. 7.30 p. m. Fortune Bridge chair will have charge of music.
..-SUPREME COURT - Hear- ing was commenced yesterday be- mie Mr. Justice 0. J. Tweedy of n izvil suit of John A. Len. plain- iifl is Emerson K. Johnston. de- iciiduiii, involving ownership of I Fnltfi truck. Tire evidence of the pl.l:llI.lII was heard and the case atlinurncd until the 22nd. Mr. J. B. Johnston is counsel for the plain- t.:t Mr. J. O. C. Campbell, Q. C.
Mr. E. 8. Trainer. for the fI”I”ll(IiIllI.
.-s1'.l'ETER'S Bay Pastoral i';,a1';(-, the United Church of
I'llll'ltIFI. Services for Sunday. No- VillItFT 2151. St. Peter's service. at '1 no .i.in.: lyarie service at 3.00 lv.l. liiecnwich service at 7:30 ,.:ii Kilns Elma Inman. a mission- ai-. in Trinidad. now on furlough, in-:1 bc the guest speaker at all SMVIPPS on Sunday. A cordial in-
iititiuii is extended to anyone ii.-uni: to worship with the con- ,;vr;:.tii0lts this Sunday. REV.
I:ll5-'PII A. MacLeod. minister.
..'MONTAGUE UNITED BAP- TIST PASTOBATE. - Rev. Row- land G. Hill. Pastor. 9.45 a. m. Mon- inctie Sunday School. 10.00 a. m. Slliillffnll Sunday School. 11.00 2 ill. Sturgeon Service. 200 p. m. Murray Harbour Sunday school. 200 p. m. Murray River Sunday Si-ltonl. 3.00 p. in. Murray River Service. 7.00 p. m. Dedication of new Parsonage. The Parsonage will lie npfn to the public from 3.00 until 6.00 p. m. At 7.00 p. m. the formal service of dedication will begin. 7.30 p. m. Montague Service. Subject. "What Hath God Wrought." This will be followed by Commun- mi. Prayer Meetings as usifal.
..'WATERFRONT ACTIVITIES- A"l,li'lLy on the Montague water- lzont continues to be brisk it'll.-I1 the arrival of five more delsel pnivei-ed schooner: from points in the Maritimes and Newfoundland. The st. Simon and the Justi-ite mvucti by Ml'. Thomas Trenholm and his son Thomas Jr., are load- in: assorted vegetables. The Ruby L 11 Smith, The Joan Garland and the Shirley Blanche are loading irrrlnbles and some coal and are lirarl-iig fur the Grand Banks alld Rvi.-.n. Nlld. The above ships are llflli'-' loaded at the government viiharf by Poole and Thompson .inti'.ed.
BCHUBCH OF CHRIST, l.i-id's Day. November 21. it Aioiitaguo: 10.00 am. Bible -wtmol for alJ ages. Adult class Bible lesson. "What is Baptism for the Dead?" 11.00 a.m. the l.nrd's Supper and preaching aer- Hre. At Murray River: 11.00 a.m. Binie school and the Lord's Sup- pni At Murray Harbour: 6.00 p.m. RiIlI(' school and the Lord's Sup- iwi. Combined Evangelistic ser- i -re at the Murray Harbour rhiirrli at 7:30 p.m. Last service of Evangelistic campaign. Ralph ll-tinw nf Big River. Sask.. will "Mug his concluding message. Vtnie Unto Ms". Come and at- icnd this last great service, Ken- neth T. Norris. evangelist.
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..'nItslnvl evening of Decem- bar 1st for Annual Crippled Child- ren's Auction. Yeo's Theatre.
..'PABISH OF GEORGETOWN. Holy Trinity. (Anglican), Sunday, November 21st. sundiiy next before Advent. 11 a. m. Morning Prayer and Sermon. Reverend W. G. Hogg.
. . 'PIlESBYTERIAN C H U It C I! IN CANADA. - Service; Sunday. November 21st. Cardigan 11 a. m. borne Valley 2 13- m. (Note change in time. Montague 7.30 p. in. Sun- day School 10 a. m. Rev. D. A. Campbell. Minister.
..'VAI.I.EYFIELD - onwau. HEAD CONGBEGATIONS. - Ser- vices for Sunday. November 21st. valleyneld ii a. m. Kllmulr 3 p. m. Orwell Head 7.30 p. m. Evening Service will be conducted by the Rev. J. M. Fraser. Rev. A. C. Fraser. Minister.
TPOTATO WINNERS -Among the Island potato winners at the Maritime Winter Fair at Amherst in the late class tablestock were Mr. John C. McEeth, Forest Hill first; s. W. Anderson. Morell, sec- ond: George Campbell, Rollo Bay West, third: Frederick Coffin, Rollo Bay West. fourth: Donald MacLean. Cherry Valley, fifth. Donald MacLean, Tyne Valley was first in sebagoes and Reg Melllsh. New Perth second.
...FM()N'IlA(iUE Pastoral Charge the United Church of Canada, Rev. J. M. Fraser, minister, sun- day. Nov. 21. Montague, 10 a.m.. Sunday school, 11 a.m.. morning service and Junior Sunday school. 1.30 p.m. Junior choir practice of Christmas carols, 7.30 p.m. even- ing service. with ”I-Iymn sing" at old favorites. and with Rev. A. C. Fraser as guest preacher. In a pulpit exchange; Lower Mon- tagut-, 9.45 a.m.. morning scrvlcc and Sunday school.
unexpected -llhath or Mrs. Vernon Burke
Friends in Charlottetown and throughout the Province were shocked yesterday to learn of the sudden passing of Mrs. Vernon L. Burke of West Royalty. Mrs. Burke suffered ii heart attack at her home after a very brief ill- ness.
The late Mrs. Burke. who was formerly Annie Catherine Campbell of Darllngton. P. E. 1.. was married to the late Vernon L. Burke on August 14, 1318. Mr. Burke prede- ceased her only one year ago on November 10th. Alter her marriage she and her husband came to West Royalty where they have since re- sided.
The late Mrs. Burke was active in church and community work. be- lng a I lthful member of Trinity United hurch and an active work- er in the Co-operative Workers Group of the Mary Miller Auxiliary of the church. she was also a charter member and active worker of the wast Royalty Women's In- stitute and the wast Royalty Home and School Association. she will be greatly ml.ssed for her kind. friendly and sympathetic nature and her willingness to assist neighbours and lend her hand in any worth- while cause.
Bhe leaves at home to mourn her sudden passing, one daughter and two sons: Velma, of Confederation Life: Elwin. of A. Plcknrd Machin- ery Ltd.: and Leigh. of Moore and
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Dinner served from 4 to 7 Parties driving through may call and make reservations
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300 Parents At ' Queen Square Home. School Ass'n
Approximately 300 parents were in attendance at the regular monthly meeting of Queen square Home and School Association held in the school hall last evening at which Mrs. Alex Maclsaac pre- sided.
Regret was expi-esaed.at the ra- tirement of John Richard as tree- surer. due to his moving from the district. Frank O'Neill was lap- polnted to flu the vacancy. Mrs. Clarence Coady was appointed conl vener to deal with certain aspects of the Christmas concert.
Lieut.-Col. Leo F. MacDonald, school principal, reported that the dispensing of cod liver oil capsules was proceeding without difficulty.
Dr. B. J. 0'Meara gave I highly interesting and informative address on fluoridation of water, accom- panied by a film showing. Judge C. St. Clair Tralnor moved a vote of thanks following the address. which was seconded by Mrs. R. E. Dowd.
Delegates chosen to represent the Association at the forthcoming an- nual meeting ol the Rovinchl Home and school Association are: Mrs. R. E. Dowd, Mrs. A. Walthan Gaudct. Miss Mary Moran. Mrs. Alex Maclsaac and Judge C. St. Clair Titainor.
At the conclusion of the meeting the teachers wue "At Home" to the parents in their respective classrooms.
1.000, Cords Pulp Loaded Al Souris
The 5.5. "Ingwi" registered in Bergen. Norway, 1,006-tons. man- ned by 22 of a crew, captain Kare Thowsen. arrived in Souris Wed- nesday mornlngy from Summcrside where she discharged I carso of fertilizer and took on 500 cords of peeled pulp. .
Loading operations started short- ly after arrival. They continued till 6 o'clock Wednesday night. resumed again yesterday morning at 8 o'- clock and were completed last even- ing at 6.30. she had taken on 1,000 cords of peeled pulp. She will sail for England.
McLeod Ltd. The following sisters and brothers also survive: Mrs. Arthur Garrett and Mrs. Gordon Maccallum of Charlottetown, Mrs. H. J. Matheson. Attleboro. Mass. and Mrs. D. A. Macl..can, Summer- side; brothers. Eldon. Charlotte- town. Earl, West Royalty. Neil. Darlington, Norman. Prince Rupert. B. C., Leonard, Saint John. N. B. and John A.. Waterbury. Conn. Two sisters, Evelyn and Jean. prede- ceased her some years ago.
The remains are resting at her late residence at West Royalty. from where the funeral will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock with in- tennent at Sherwood Cemetery
Card Of Thanks
I wish to sincerely thank the officers and members of the Montague Branch Canadian Leg- lor for the lovely box of treats which I received when I return- ed home from the hospital re- cc-,ntiAv. Also the Charlottetown branch for trenls.
Heath Stewart. Montague.
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.potatoes 828 (742). hides A
Increase Shown In Freight Traffic
The extensive movement of po- tatoes by rail from the Province ruulted in an overall increase of 40 cars shipped via Borden and Cape Tonnentine during October as compared to the export move- ment during the same period last year. But the potato shipment in- crease of so cars was somewhat offset by a deci-ea.se'in the num- ber of turnips which showed that 69 cars were shipped this year while 107 cars left the Island in the same period of'1953. This in- formation is contained in the monthly traffic statement of the Canadian National Railway: is- sued by the office of the Supcrin. tendent. Charlottetown. -
Imports to the Island via Tor- mentine and Borden also showed a considerable upswing with a total of 1,322 cars being ferried to the province in comparison to 1.155 for the same period the pre- vious year. Two items were large- ly. responsible for this increase namely, coal, of which there were 248 cars imported to the 177 ship- ped here in 1953, and sand stone and gravel showing a jump from 35 cars to 127 cars.
The following are some of the more important imports with last year's figures in brackets: Autos 17 (40), flour and feed 103 (74), gas and oils 212 (200), lumber S5 (17). livestock ma). meats 30 (lo), machinery 7 (4), canned goods 19 (16). brick and cement 19 (26).
The more important exports were fish. 14 (10). livestock 105 (BB), meats 28 (18). oats 13 (12), (1), conned goods Ti (5), hay and straw 1 (2), moss 6 (9). blueberries nil (5). vegetables nil (3).
of the cars forwarded from Cape Tormentlne to Borden, 1,094 were destined to points between Charlottetown. Borden and Surn- merside; 126 to points East and south of Charlottetown and 102 to points West of Summcrside.
Of those forwarded from Bor-
den to Ca.pe Tormentine, 765 orig-
tinated at points between Gnar-
lottotown. Borden and Bummerside; 233 at potuts East and south of Charlottetown and 202 at points West of suinmerslde.
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SOUTH and NORTH nusrico . NOVEMBER 20th to 27th
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98 lb. bags 35.90 24 lb. bags 31.54
SUGAR. I0lIis. 79:
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MILK.6cuns 86:
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MOLASSES. qt. cartons. I for 33: Built Soedless RAISINS. 2 for 35:
Bulk Seeded RAISINS. 2 for
Snowflake SHORTENING. 2 for . .
Sunlight SOAP. 5 for . . Radio PEAS. 2 for . . . .
Devon CORN. 2 for . . . Wethey's 24 01. Bottle
MARMALADE. I for Ginger COOKIES. per us. TOILET TISSUE, 2 for . . . . ioox. OFF all Rubber Footwear - Buying dressed Geese. Ducks.
Chickens: also eggs - Grain pond Potatoes paying highest market prices. - Will piclt up live chickens or the farm every Wednesday.
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35: 26: 23:
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Sliced Devon BACON. I5. . . 55: Maple Leaf BOLOGNA. I5. 27: PORK HOCKS. I5. . . . . . . . T9: PORK ROAST. I5. . . . . . . . . 39: STEAK. I5. 47: RUMP ROAST BEEF. I5. . . . 40: SIRLOIN ROAST IEEF. I5. . 456 T-DONE ROAST IEEF. I5. . . 40: SHOULDER ROAST BEEF. I5. 336
ORANGES. 252. 2 dos. for 69:
Florida Large GRAPEFRUIT. 6 for . . . . . . 45:
GRAPES. 2 lbs. for . . . . . . . 29:
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