.lY.,........ - ' 9., .1 '41..” J- .. n, . ngdla Press Stall Writs? "3, Xian ponulux QTTAWA (OP) -2- F07 mm v:.:r:.r.:-.':.l.' "' W ”'".?i the country's people. 1.. recent months Cansdas liv-

play a his out in M105 eral election canwllih Cllitcioll ':1:ivl'.;Pgrh:hts have been a corn- mrtlvely minor '5"-'9 W ,,., they remained talrlymstabe for three yam 9030'”! ' "l' . "gum-lary period of IIIO Olrly KW an War days in ' gut the consumer indu- (he prices barometer prepared by the bureau of statistics-took 1: big jump during May. In gonna?” 5"'”"”'d M pmmi nd last high of ll)ece;nber.n 195 . a u .i.?.'ia ttoea new hilh W33 4""

'7'” lihllizblcnons ' it... cos: oi um in the United mm also set a record in July

lPi,aiy Piayrtslln Next Electibln

ellcd 03” and even d m a bit I'll!!! on uccaod lamb! the so-calle'd cost of living "bonus" embodied in regular wage rates

The Brackley Point 4-ll Calv Club held their Achievement DI! pi the Brackley Point School Grounds on Ffidly Mliiln 31- 3” 5.c. Wright. Deputy Minister 0! Agriculture Jildled the Dairy breeds (Guernsey and Holstein) with Mr. James Monday judglnl the Dual Purvon Short-hurl! . The results of this I day are as follows: :'

Efficiency in 1031'! p my)- 1. Myrna - v Roy Docherty. I. I Keir Jones.

Efficiency in net'-

Lorne MacFarlane, 8. W Stewart. 4. Myron Ford, 5.,Rutb Maccallum. 6. Jean Skoftinglm.

ccnllum 9- . iiimaia illosher. u. label the Callum. 12. Howard MICKIV. 13 Lillian Shaw, is. Norman-Ill. ,

Efficiency is yssr'I will 0!; .- ShorthorIi)- 1. ' Dennis nushea. 3- GM Hughes. 4. stenley Skelflnston. 5- Sterling Younker. 5- 5014” "N9 Callum. 7. Carol Maccallnrn.

showing of calves (Guernsey)- 1. Myrna nbeherty. 1 liter Jones. 3. Roy Docherty. 4. David Shaw. showing of ealves'(lIoIatela)--

EASTERN - GUARDIAN

nosnnnarn. nnaurv shop will be closed for a vacation-from September 1 to 15th. '

mm oanca tonightisti ired Fogsi-ty's.now barn postponed until a later date.

HOME and school mosting. Mon taguc High school Monday. Sept. ioth. At 5 pm. Everyone in ad is invited to attend.

ENTEIITAINS GUILD - Claude Nicholson entertained members of Pros Wednesday evening a brl a Young Women's Guild at her aunt- mer home on tho Montague itiv as meeting was conducted by president of the society, Mrs. Mackensio. . The

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financial report was read by Byron Stewart. At the Ion of business " g, were served by the hostess, ed Mrs. E. Wttsrwns-th Mrs. P. E. Myhrs.

PERSONALS

Mr. Severn Martall. Halifax. s. is visiting his aunt. Mrs. Abe Landry, Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. Neil Iioolsy and family have returned to Montague Iagfter an enjoyable holiday in Cape

reton.

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Friends of Mr. Robert Machon will regert trrhsar that be is ill. andapationtinthaKlIIlWuIig Memorial Hospital.

Mn. Claude Nicholson curtain- ed at a bridge Tuesday at her summer home is lower Montague. -

Mr. Lsslio Campbell. Victoria Cxou.wasars'csnivialtorts'ri-nro son

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Brackley Pt. 4-H can club” Achievement Day Is Success

. ,, Showing at calves me. at... )-Lltonni c

stein)- 1. Sandra Macru-lane. 2- '

1. William Stewart. 1. Jon nann- ington. 3. Sandra Macrarlane. C. Myron Ford. 5. horns Mactarlanc. 6. Ruth Maccallum. 7. Isabel Mac- Callum. 8. Reginald Mosher. I Howard Macllay, 10. Norman Mac Kay, ll. sterling Maccallum. 11 Mary Stewart, 13.. Mariion Mao Callum. 14. Lillian Shaw.

liulhes.1.Den

Younker. I. Marlene '. 6. Carol 'MacCallum, 7. . ' mm .. ounkas-,2.William8tew art. as Lorne MacFarlane. 4. Dee nia-Hughes. 5. Roy Doclleriy.

lhowlnauhlpm 1. Sterling Youn- hu, 8. Myrna pochsrty. 3. staple! skeffington. 4. llonnia Ill-likes. 5 Dennis liughes.

showing of yearllags (Guernsey) .. 1, Myrng Doclierw. 1. David Shaw.

u...1.; .1 you-Iliags (Holstein- 1. Myron Ford. 2. William Stewart. 3. Lorne )MacFas-lane. 4- lube! Maccallum. 5. Jean skemnston.

Ibortbera--) 1- . gm, 1, sterling Younker. 3. Ronnie Hughes, 4. Dennis liuglm. I. Carol mocmm” ! aids (nu- . It snag of two car steial- 1. Home Farlana. 1 lsabsl Maccsllurnc . (DP sawiaa of two year -HI -- 8hortlsen'-- 1. Sterlinl Ymmken 2. Ronnie Hughes, 3. Gordon Mao- Groups (8horihon- 1. "sin-uns Younker. 1- R01”! 3"lh"- 3i

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M. A. Former Is Vice-Prosidont Of Bur Ass'n.

MONTREAL (cr)--l. 0- lle, Nova Bcotia-born rssidsn Regina. sstmiuv "I OWN president oil the Canadian Bar Association. lllccidiaa Paul P. llntohison of Montreal”

'othsr oiiicara included: Arlhlr xann. Toronto. vies - vwgg Vlaiiar I. Owen. Vancouver. WV ; 3; ”;..”'i.'.'.".' Iaint-John. N -- 3" nu, gnd Renault st. Laurent

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Court Cases At Souris

or thirty days a second was re- manded for one week and the third was dismissed. -

Charged under the Temperance Act a resident of Dundee for 900- scssion of liquor not purchased front a vendors store was fined twenty-five dollars and costs or thirty days. A resident of some for the possession oi distilled spirits received a fine oi one bund- red dollars and costs or thrsa months. v For creating a disturbance by fighting a resident of Little liar- hor was fined ten dollars and costs or twenty days. Charged with creating a disturbance by using obsence language in a public place. Namely on Main Street will! at the show was coming out. a re aident oi Sourla was fined ten dot- lars and costs ortwenty days. Charged nods! til! Highway Tra ificActarosic&ofSouriaRiver for driving a motor vehicle whilst impaired was fitted sixty-five dol tan and costs or thirty days. The operators licence of the accua C was automatically suspended for three months. For driving a motor vehicle without due care and nt- tantion, Magistrate Gaudet, fined a resident of Morell ten dollars and costs or ten days.

' Ton Fined At

Georgetown

Ten persons were fined at Mas- istrates Court in Georgetown Wed nesday before stlpendiary Mazir trato Gilbert Gaudet.

Three persons charged under the Highway Traffic Act. one from Brooklyn. another from Cardigan. and a third from Murray Harbor. were each fined five dollars and costmioriailinginstopatastop Ilsa

A.resldent oi Launching chart ed under the way Traffic Act. was-iiaad ten ars-and costs for

. driving without duo care aid at-

A resident of George- town charged under the same Act with driving without a licence. was fined five dollars and costs. and a resident of st. Georges was re-

of ad 1 t yeilding the Wad or no

oi way. M Three persons were charted II or the Temperane Act. Ono from Georgetown was fined twenty dol- lars and costs for possession of liquor in other than his residence. Anotlm resident of Goorgdwll was also fined twenty dollars and can tar being intoxicated in a public place, and the third PIPIN- a lower Montague resident. was

mg given ten days in the Kinll Count?

intoxi tad MI in Jail fordbeciongud dc: mgr ah lcla. Two men charted "M9? "'9

A. Fish and Game Act. one from .0!"

from Charlottetown. 3.81:0-::CIlmI'llIEd five dollars and

. mm for gngllng without a licence.

Mr. .l.'p. Nicholson apnamd 1'"

Once More Bull

After much prayerful consider-

ation plans for a new church are inst becoming a reality. Excavat- ion ior the basement began some weeks ago. The supre-structure is now well under way. The new building will replace the present one which was erected in 1875 and was one of the first brick struct- ures in Montague. To elder "Alexander Crawford". goes the honor oi organising the first Baptist Church at Three Riv- era in 1812 - a sectional the is- land then newly settled. lie was the first man to administer bap- tism by emersion on Prince Ed- ward Island. He served the Bay tist cause in'various areas until his death in 1828.

William Mcbaren also b a recognized leader oi the church at three Rivers.

The site oi the first meeting house is now the Brudenell ceme- tery. In those days few people owned carriages or horses; conse- quently thcy mostly went to the meeting place by boat or canoe, or walked along foot paths in the woods.

In 1832 John Show was ordain- ed by Rev. 'l'.S. lianilng and Ed- ward Mnnning. He gave long years of service to the church.

In 1843 a new meeting place was built two miles inland from the first one, on the road from Cardigan to Montague. Some time later this building was destroyed by fire. The need for a proper place of worship was sorely tell. in 1075 the present brick structure was built, and the inside finished the spring of 1876. The dcdlca” took place in connection with the meeting of the Prince Edward Is- land associatio oi that year.

Llc. I).li. Simpson was called to the pastorate and ordained that year. He was the first pastor in regular succession of Rev. John Shaw. , -

Many have served and history has beenilnade during the years. Rev. A.A. MacLeod who later went as a missionary to India was bap- tized here. Three ordination ser- vices have been held in this church

United Baptists Of Montague

d A Church

Dr. Gordon of Montreal was grant- ed a preachers license. A license to preach was also granted Mal- colm A. Mncl.ean, who later was ordained and held a church in Calgary. William D. Johnston who now as senior deacon was grantsq-gg. punching license.

it was 'a missionary church. In 185! Three Rivers and East Point ' d a missionary ' . Fund were raised to help the more needy churches on the Island. Rev. John Shaw was president.

In 18& at the request oi the people in Sturgeon they became a branch of the work here. Murray River and Murray Harbor are now affiliates in this organization.

, The loyalty and courage of the ” soithe" i, United Baptist Church is to be commend- ed, as they strive toward the goal of building their new church. Work is being financed by free will of- ferings. The plan of the church was drawn by Leltoy White. The building is a wooden structure 25 x 42 feet with all heating system with seating accomodstion for no. There will be a uaptistery at the rear oi the church with an ap- proach irom the basement.

Work is under direction of Rev. A.M. Rogerson the pastor, and Le- Roy White clerk oi the church.

Hopes Strip Showi Will Be Banned

TORONTO (cr Mayor Nathan Phillips oi Toronto said Saturday he hopes a strip show at the Canadian National Exhibi- tion will be banned in the future.

Mayor Phillipa. guest speaker at a d.irccton' luncheon on the CNE's closing day. said the "cheap sex show" was the only thing that spoiled the CNE this year.

"The CNE has. no place on its grounds for such a show." he said. "I am opposed to such a

In 1874 J.A. Gordon later Rev.

show and i hope it will be ban- ned ln the tutors."

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P.C.'s In King's

Ars Critical Of

The Government Stroll: criticism of the Govern-

der 33- Bell. QC. at the annual meeting of the Fourth Kings Pro greasing Conservative Association. At The Murray River meeting Mr. Bell charged non-fulfillment of election pt ' I-in critized strongly the yearly increase oi the public debt of the province.

In his remarks he declared that the Government is getting far- ther away from the people and being run by the privileged few lie also dealt with the Mari- times rights and the poor financial deal this Province in receiving un der the proposed new tax rental any no i t i d that there has been a serious lack oi cooperation by the Premier with the New Atlantic Provinces Econ- omic Council.

Mr. Melvin Mccuaid, Provincial ?.ealdent addressed the meeting mainly on orgs i problems. lie urged that the party organiz- ation bo strcngthened' at every level to present a strong and unit- ed froot at the next election.

Mr. Walter Shaw also spoke and dealt mainly with the agricultural ,.. blsms. fie stressed the unfair potato tarift situation and the sen- ious exodus of our young people from the fanua. Ila also cruised the Government for their lack of a" " to the teacher shortage problem and scored the Govern- ment's weak financial leadership. Mr. John A. MacDonald and Mr. Cameron lteid also spoke briefly.

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tration of, Tibet to Tibetan na- tionals. reports reaching has Wednesday said.

Nepalese traders arriving iron the Tibetan capital of uissa said the move was made following a "mass revolt" led by Tibetan monks in July. -

The uprising. which some out- iar reports described as a "full- male war," troops from many Tibetan areas. It climaxed a long period of un- rest which followed the occupation

- of Tibet by Chinese Communist 4 troops in 1950.

In 1951, possibly to tone down resentment against Chinese au- thority, Communist China agreed

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