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MAY 10. 1937
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.United Church *___
Presbytery Meeting
A largely attended meeting of
the Prince Edward Island Presby-
te-ry of the United Church of Can-
eld in H rt
ada was h ea z Hall. Cher-
loitetown, on Tuesday, May 4th,
'ith the Rev. A. S. Weir B. A
ui Vernon in the chair
r0\1i"» WH-5 eXlJ1‘€SS€d to the Rev. T
A. Wilson. B50.. of Covehead, in
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, r. Ai<i.t_iiii-._luwN t._o.ii<uiAl\| __ _ _ __ ,, ,uh FIVE
Previo
Disasters t
WASHINGTON, May B -There
me recent pawns of his wire. and her? £21611 liiamaior an-igihie aim
to the family of the late Mr. Hugh te
McLure of Bradalbane, a, valued th
c st 23 years-three qi
e major ones involving the Unii
member of the Presbytery and f ed State dirigible Ai;
years clerk of the session of that Ind Shenandoah! mn' Macon
congregation both before and since
union.
Calls concurred in were the fol-
lowing: Rev. Thomas Palethorpe
THE DISASTER LIST
Feb 12, 1935-The navy dirlgible
from Winsioe to the Upper ]_0nd0n_ Macon destroyed oil’ the Puigic
rierry Charge; Rev. Ralph Barker, °
M. A., from Stanley, N_ B" to Be
t, two died 81 saved
April 4, 1933-United States navy
duiuc; Rev. J. R. Skinner from dtirigibie Akron crashed in siecirimi
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Bellc River-Belfast to Winsloe
orm off New Jersey coast,
R/rv. Arthur Organ, B, 11 from Be_ dead, three survivors.
iii-que to Centenary Church, Salni;
lohn. 10
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Oct 4, 1930-British dlrigible
1 exploded over France while
The resignation of the Rev E R route from England to India,
ad
WUGSWE- B- A.. from Richmond d
Buy East was passed on ig the Set,
to witlidra\v his resignation from
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May as isas-neiien airigibie ii- ' V
ilinient Committee. Permission was alia. crashed in Arctic in flight to? ‘ ‘
yranted to the Rev. Arthur H. Long N0l‘th Pole eight dead  . . ' Q
Seat 3. 1925-united si.-ner ding - I es C  .  S
itcr. B. A. of Marie, and Mr. Gar- ll
lfind C. Brooks, M. A., of 0'.Leary
5110 MOHYHZUC Charge. ible Shenandoah, fonnerly ZR 1,
Committees were appryiited to wrecked in storm in Ohio, 14 killed.-
niakc arrangements for the linen Dec 21, 1923-French diriglbie
ling w preach of Mr. nov E. weini nialtirzae, rreeumggiia struck   ee I
B \ n ng over M rranean, 52 I1 - ,
ed l 6
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nt their home congregations. Mr.
J. Austin Jardine, B. A., of Wilmot igi
cb 21. 1922-United States dir
ble Rome. bought by United
Valley will be licensgg in preach at States from Italy, crashed ki flames
:onli-rencc. - n
Education of Students: Rev. John L
ear Hampton Roads anny base; 34 _ ,M _  _
The following chairmen of com- k"|\’1l~ " ' " »
mitwes were named: Christian Ed. Aug. 24, 1921-British dirigible R- ‘ S  3 p ‘
nation, Rev. A. J. Ebbutt, B. D, of 34, wrecked in gulc in Howden, 5 4'” -  .
Vaneyfjeldi Evangelism and S6018] iiingiand; no lives lost. _ `  S  l
Ecrv ce, Rev. F. M. Young, M. A., of July 21, 1919-Dirlgible burned i \;,;=`-'- »- _' °
Tryon; Foreign M‘issions, Rev. L. E_ Over Chicago; 10 killed. , g < _ r
C`~._ Davies of Summcrside; Home -'UU 15- 1919-British airshlp N5- V "`, *' ,  Q
Missions, R.ev._M. K. Chnrmim of ll struck by lightning over North ' _ `~ _ `i I 
Allivrion; Pensions, Rev, W,A_ M,,_C_ Sea: 12 killed. ‘ _ '\\ »  ,,.1_~v i , i
siiéilri-i¢», B. D., of iiuiiie, River. _June zo, 1914-nirsnip and air- ' 1 »’.,*_i _ _ . .
pp i(-iiiioim Rim D_ _y_ M0,-“son ' pane cnllidrd at Vienna; 9 killed. ` - -.  - -.‘  ‘ V v. . _ C ‘ d
Hanipton; Archives, Rev. J. 1% Sept- 9. 1913-Zeppelin I.-1 de- Q   _ ( Hel'e5 0lltS_t1llidl_n{.,' value in Bed OlltfltS See l -  
,\i,i¢i,{»0¢i_ M_ Aw 0| Chm.I0tw,_own. slroyed over Heligoiand; 15 killed. |   ! _ _ Walnut finish with 1iiti'l|Cil\'i= lringl St: A m ess steel tubmg bed lil
:inn-eil Proper-iy_ RW B_ C_ Salter: oem. 11. ia13_zeppeiin L-a ex- ~-I~;.   i Y. _ ,  able fcit muttieqg c0\_L_l__d  ‘ - 19111: cable spring and comfort.
B_A., of Kifiisiiigimi; Siaiisucsl Rev_ plnded over Johannisthal airdrome; ` ' "  i _ .- "_ ~ - ”' =, ' ‘ L “ 1,111 Sti'0ng' ticking.
L. W. Parker oi Wt-st Cniie; Settle- 78 killed' ‘ "' iff# ' - ’ . \ M a  r G S S 6 S
ment, Rev, W. A_ MMQUM-tie’ B_ July 2, 1912-Balloon Akron ex- »‘ [_   S '
D., of unmet Rim- and R,e,,_ _,_ G_ pieoeo an atlantic city; 5 kiiied. `\o. ». Iwclal
Hockin, B. A.. of Sour s. lgeslgcs tthe Zegglins lL;l (and ~ 3 P_ c
~ ete ° -t ~-'* V
. , oun Zep n os our   _/,__.‘i_`
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Blirling, B, A_, of Gear eww-n_ Th other great peace-time dirlgibles ln _ f _._ \. ,_ 49.- g._- 
Rev. J. W, A_ Niciioisofi M_ Au 0? accidents, the Zeppelins 3 and 6 and, S _ . _ -    ` \
Bcdeqiie Nm-iii was nominated for the Deutschlands 1 and 2.
President of the Maritime Confer-
ence. The Rev. Sidney J. Boyce, B_
A.. of Mount Stewart, was appoint-
ed to follow the Rev. A. S. Weir,
B. A.. as chairman of the Presby.
tory for the year commencing July
lst ncxt.
Announcements were made of th
‘W0 iI11l>01‘ta.iit events in the early S
summer-a Coaching Conference t
for Sunday School Workers in an
Charlottetown on .June sm and me “
Annual Boys’ Camp at Canoe Cove 8
for boys between 11 and 17 from p
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The sincere sympathy o! the 
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Canadian West
WIJNNIPEG. Man.. May 8- In*
e open plains areas seed this
pring has reached a seed bed con-`
aiiilng only a fair moisture supply
with very little reserve moist-
d
re in the sub soil strata. Manitoba
nd the park belt territory have
lenty of surface moisture but sub
Jul 5th-10th under th leadersir 5°u 15°” 8' “’5°rVe SUPPIY- Pram'
Y e ip
of Mr. Ralph Young, Boys’ Work cal
Secretary. h
The congregations were asked to f
hold special Coronation Services on W
May 12th. where practicable. ra
A resolution was passed express- ny
VIE appreciation of the promise of be
the Premier for a better enforce- W
en a dearth of high devastating
lnds thus soil drifting is practi-
ly all' districts evcept the very
eart of the drought area have sui-
icient available surface moisture
promote germination but more.
in is more entl needed. Luck-l
UTS Y
for the dry territory there has
ment or the Prohibition Law. The °<‘“Y “@8“S“>1@- Wheat 8/=f”@¢° mist
Presbytefy adjourned to meet dur- Y
ing the Sackville Conference which E'
ear will show a. slight increase ov-i _ '
that of a year ago and coarse;
J 15 grains and fodder crops will have
tonvenes on une t.
a
similar acreage of 1936. i
Already indications point to local
' infestations of grass hoppers burr
THE ]'iv[MORT.»\[, govemment departments are organ-,
_-i lz
When sways no more the spirit- S
haunted reed. '
W'hen_thc wild grape shall build 599
No more her canopies. 3
When blows no more the moon-grey W
thistle seed, , m
ing to cope with any such out-y
Beauty E still immortal in our eyes. bftfaks Only 8- few diSi21`l0l5S 1`0P0l’i 9/
hortage of seed wheat and seed
on le t _ I
ts, and there will be p n y o
d of some kind to sow all acre-
ge intended. according to the first
eekly crop report of the Depart-
ent of Agriculture, Canadian Na-
When the last bell has lulled the tl0l`-3-1 R~9~l]WUY5~
wlilte iiocks hoine, V
When the last eve has stiiled Pl
The wa.ndei~in;; wind and touched S
the dying foam. ll'
When the last moon burns low, and
spark by spark
The little worlds die out along the
dark.
The whole of Manitoba shows al
entiful supply of surface and sub,
oil moisture with some of the lowi
ing land flooded and seeding de-|
layed. Seeding to date is about as,
far advanced as at this time last
year. A long the Levan, Lampman.
Avonlea. Gravelbourg, Central
__Mar_i0,~ie pici¢iim|_i_ Butte. Riverhurst, Bengouch. sub
divisions in southern Saskatchewan,
weather has been dry and although
most districts report sufficient sur-
face moisture to start germination,
a good soaking is urgently requir-
ed ‘if the crop tragedy ot the last
few years is not to be repeated.
From Yorkton West through the
l Watemus. Blgsar, Dods
Mei-vii e, '
land, Eirose. Rosedown sub divisions
nc surface moisture varies from fnir
to good. but there is very little re-
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R serve in some ol the western sec-
\GA tions of this big territory there are
spots where sced will lie dormant
in the ground until rain come..
Seed is available to handle all acre-
age and spring work ls rapidly ad-
vanclng.
Weather has been warm and dry.
subdivisions constituting
over all
the Prince Albert division and fine,
plrogrcss has been made with all*
phases of farm work. Wheat sccd-
ing is about 60 per cent completed
and coarse grain seeding is rap`dly
advancing. There appears to be
enough seed available for acreage,
intended' although some municipfii-
ities are assisting farmers with
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V . <¢7\»,.r JJ -~ .- _ ._ 4') .._)V ,f)¢,¢,q,» \ .
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ern and south central Alberta there ;'»~’,, " .  ' __ ' ‘ ._i ,._`~_ 2 ,S "-`_ _-y‘_~'5]l_f._ -14-.. _l '
is sufficient surface moisture to, Q    7257, 31.1 _ _J 1*, _.3 /My In  
germinate the seed but there is "ȴ diff;  _ 1 _ i. -\,@'i,,_ _ _,
pract'caiiy no sub soil moisture. Q ‘rf ._ - _.    _
seeding was general about April as - ' tgiagsf _ -‘
eir seed re uiiements In south
the 'land work since then has been
pid In northem and north cen-
tral Alberta weather has been dry
\°‘ and warm with heavy winds and
no moisture. Rapid progress has
been made with seeding and about
per cent of wheat is sown. about
50 per cent of oats and some bar-
From the Peace River district
ley.
come reports of favorable weather,
with seeding in full swing and;
moisture conditions good. Indica-
tions ere that sed in this vast nor-
thern territory will reach the
ground under excellent conditions.
PINEAPPLE AND CREAM
CHEESE SALAD
6 slices pineapple
1 Hag. soft cheese
2 tablespoons ohovpped nut!
Lettuce.
Method: Lay each slice at pine-
apple on a bed oi’ lettuce. Boften
the cheese. if necessary with a few
drops of cream, and f'orm into small
balls. Roll each one in the finely
chopped nuts and place in the
nes l iioee rve
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Mattress At An Extra -~
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