g I i n' 1954, service a pm Fredericton and 1 Ch a rge. The Presbyterian l v n. v ",1 d Sum, me, i ‘ 1 concerned bu I predator eonm than that to 1958. i started ask-rusted motion was discussed a‘ 
     
     1 Th9 Gllfll’dififl- ChBY‘OH’Pimvm Fri Al‘r'_1_m# Rmmflham Churrh” m Church. Mr. Hugh LN“: Cam LZS'prijnerjl n a my Lot u  trol system in mind. For exam-. mg questions and was told: length and discarded. 
     
    

    
     t'hi-ist Bradalbane Bible School' chisi Worship. Harrington it 1‘ ’ '. ' ' 1 pie: If a skunk or raccoon ts‘that the new potato top killer. The gist of the motion was. 
     
    

    
       10:30 am. t-‘re dcricton Bible a.ni.. Marshticld '2 p.m., \lt 2‘30 p-m P0“ H1“- 73" D~m- l tContinued trom Page 3‘ causing trouble a tLained offi-iwas the cause. In one specifici “That the association go on 
     
    

    
     School 10 am. Combined Evcn- Stun art 7.30 .m Rev. ’1‘.H. . ‘ . . . . icer will be sent to to e care of instance an observer reported record as not being in favour o' 
     
    

    
     in: SCI‘VIL‘P at Bradalbane 7.30: Somers. Interilni-modcrator. B TRYON CHARGE The Umted ‘ w' cameron' bmlog'S“ '" 1998' the specific animal causing be counted 11 Rims dead in one I industry and natural resources 
     
    

    
     .730. Sci‘iiion: Bt‘okF‘t‘l Hc'ii'ts om. Merle w. Zimmt‘l‘nlan.‘ .Cliurt‘h. Sunday. April 12. 1964 iWith resin":t '0 Skunks he had the trouble. In the 1930's and potato field after this type olfacthn in removing the bounty 
     
    

    
      ‘Spcakcr W .1 \\':i‘l~ \linister, ‘ CAVENDISH Pastoral Charge . Sullda)’ 50'10015 - TWO" 10 a.lh. 1 this ‘0 583’ in his F990": 40‘s foxes caused considerable .' top killer had been used. on skunk. fox. 1' a e co on 
     
    

    
     i United Church. North Itustico .(‘i‘apaud ll a-m- Worship. TlZV- “There is sufficient evidence losses to farmers' poultry. Dur-‘i‘ if a closed season was vital- and crows and acquainting the 
     
    

    
     THE DL'NDAS and Genrze- THE MONTM‘J'H 1‘;i.i.iv;il pugsgy'ngkuy CHURCH 11 Km Stanley Bridge -. 2.30 on 11 am. Crapaud 3 p.m.fi‘ape T from the record s git bounty infl myatflibés aspirmgn 03:5?" “I Wig“ "spear 1:0 hum “it “miffarmerts- up their “and in “m 
     
    

    
     tou‘ .’ ‘ ' ~vv ’eshvtcrian t‘hiirch Wood islands. Service of Wot ‘ p.m. New Glasgow — 7.30 ,m. ' 'l‘rai'ersc 7.30 pm. Rev. A ison ‘ payments that some 0 .ourpre- was 0 . ’ie w y 'wasn' more Via in connec ion ’. 
     
    

    
     1' tin] tpeadlog‘iilufchhérge::Lamfli: Ethdt‘zllflfr} imam,” “m.th ship 3 p.m. Rev. Donald Nicno Rev. Morley Bentley. p H. O‘Brien, Minister. Tdator species are malnialnlntz number ofhoccasltlm‘s. tooinves- 1959., 60, 61 and 62. In 1960 Iwas not present at the 
     
    

    
     Church; Worship; H aim _, ‘ ‘ . _‘ . , “A still. Minister. ‘ ‘ 1their numbers or. have mcteasn tigate. suc comp atnts. it one and 61 our Hons appeared noa<1meeting but. was informed .by 
     
    

    
     David's Church: Worship; 3.00 H 3"“ 5' \"d'm \' “MT HUNTER RIVER United CHRISTIAN CHURCH s“"" ed in abundance in the past 30 oct'asmn an cxcaped ranch tox‘ extstent. 1962 coveys beganione that was that. the foregotng 
     
    
   
   
    
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     pin. Minister: Rev, M R Ptidk- Mh‘m' 1" «i In; \‘1ll\i].l[.‘ \I .‘.,t 
     
     lingmn [rm Rev. BaSli Lauri}. 111.5- 
     
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     mmsm-TERMN ("VRCH Church Chane serwfsxonh ct'side. Minister. D-L. H0WI°“.years. For example: a record had killed 33 half grown chick. showing up and in 1963 thereicovers the purpose of the mo- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Bible School 10 am. Worship; of skunk bounties paid in the ens and had laidihem in a heat was no deubi about it, _ ,ourjtion, I was also Informed that 
     
     and Communion 11 8-70 Even'iperiod from 1932 to 1955 sug- row. head to tail. in a potato} huns had won the battle for; it was a group of the old guard 
     
     inf: Service 7 p.m. Youth Meet-i gesls that the skunk population drill. l have checked [scores of survival. I have records of 35: members who dreamed this one 
     
     . in: 8 p.m._ The Morning WOI'SlHP] at the beginning and end of this such complaints and invariablyicoveys in that year and have up but the younger generation 
     
     SOURIS BAY “mum Umu‘d FRI-1r; (‘Hl'RCH oi Scotland VERNON ._ P()w:\'AL pas“), i WINSLOE Pasmml Chargt Service Will be broadcast overt permd was .appi-oxmiatel) the found that it was an escapee information of additional coveys‘ gid not allow it to go to a vote. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Worship 11 a.m.Rev. Donald ver 2 p.m.: Hunter River 330 
     
     Nicholson. Minister. p.m. Rev. Eldon Hay, speakel 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     Ch'll‘ChFS Wm‘Slllt’ 3' Bay Fm: Worship :it Birch Hill 11 a it. al Charge. tinned Church. Rev. the United Church. 11 am, at L IRW' summflsme ingge‘ngnsgii'hnggii‘gein “1:13: ‘ gémiegartlsn Nowadaysd fox: “1"1fhoeptl‘3‘gl 325396;}95idem‘ Mlmougm this fiadtgnupi: Who 
     
     tune Ileamh 2nd thSrtli‘itiisGtm SI Benilmwr 3 [1m {1u1.1.(-,ti 1 (I...\..l"). Elliott, I’niiiiisllcr w Wiritsliiedbo;ii‘l(i): 2.30. pm at THE ANGLICAN Church o" __ 5.643 animals_ In 0merimnches are a memory onlyi'he Fish and Game Associaq. Incidentally mm cow“ are I 
     
     the! . . .. . .. . l~ WI. 1;“, pm um.“ L '\1;i.'!litl| that-.9. 1t nouns.“0 -..i fliclitial .d  'llnTihfll (frigid. (.amda' The parish of Newiwords, bounties amounting to and poultry losses caused by‘lm,“ are no strangers 101m" being [Jeported' This week  
     
     gall. Student. )zha'i?” agate l’n”  {il‘n'i‘wlfi’a ' “’" ' 0“ a" London, 2nd Sunday after 1535- .1 some $60,0th were paid out on ‘ foxes are a rarity. Field mlcew‘this scribe... our trails have a lady motorist at Southport 
     
     Mt'RRM' ItARBOl‘R _ .\liir- . . . . . , WM.” \.,pl...((~h”rch 5° C ‘ . ' ' ‘ ' W 3 am. Holy Commumm 5“ skunks over the 24 ' -“°“" "0" and “‘9 "a"? H” m "‘ i‘bun‘. crossed in the past... and I hap- met a covey on their driveway 
     
     rm, RH.” Champ The “med H(\ifi.l.|.r.;fl:‘ll:.l.'l‘ ‘1: t \1 "Mid- ; "AZFI Bmmk “WT.” Marks, 10 am. Sunizgiy1 Sghogl i iod With kno applauenit1 “effect on daqntclghgé‘e :ge iitazzzyfoiegiét. aipen m be m a question i n g within . few y 3rd! of her 
     
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     NWTII' Wm?)- Haflmm “my Church. Minister. Rev (‘- ‘l 11"" BROOHH‘I'D FWD” 1 ('hUN‘h- SUM“ 5mm" m 3"“  iiafksnfloop‘ilm. Ev- i the Skun pop” a “ 't’armer put in a good word tori:L‘ioiih:lsé::01ingnnhi‘iiisglgiexai: gg‘wsnefor tagprzii‘gli‘tti‘l‘: crmdeig 
     
     am' (mush Minn?! linv aim [Mirna-“r- 3”"""‘~" \W'l 13”" 1’ marge "f “w. Pre’hy'er'ani “Farm”: SEW“? u a m 5” china Prayer. St. Thomas. CONTROL SYSTEM ‘.limmie' Skunk. He informed 1958? Who pulled the "Rip Van due anyone except the huns 
     
     tlemSands Elwin-h .qliluiainllnm am Valmmlri 3.9,“ p m, Bpfly (‘hureh Hunter River, 11 am. ci‘al Singing 2.30 p m Licentiate ‘ - i understand melepnl‘lmf‘dfl: me a skunk had a cat beat alwmkle“ act for five years? 1 themselves They worked out 
     
     itev Piggvid“agini‘iteinqltmail?“ RH." ’- 30 p m 0N9“ Hm” Giaggnw Road' 2 p‘m' “19 vale». Jon-y COIP' Special Sppakpr’ Ev. ‘- . y . . mm" ("P eliminating “'5 a"Cl'also wish to remind the two their own salvation. ‘ 
     
     iation of 'Holy Communion. ‘ ervone welcome. MARGATE [MTED Church. Schnoi 9‘00 aim“ Mpmingv vtnr. "we. Fm. years he was Plague-d scribes in question of the game 
     
     Dl‘NDAS .- .\\'\'A.\‘l).\LE Bl'NBl'RV I'Vn'l'l" “WW” Ham-Wm"- 7'm 9”" “‘9 Rev“ ‘ \innster Rev W.A. Paterson. 4' ship it am. Eventnn “Ol'fmp‘wilil rats and mice while his banquei held at the YMCA in 
     
     tinned Baptist Pastor-ate, An. 9.30 a m Rev Clayton C‘. Lents "Id???" 0- RUddell- B-Aw 3-”  Long River i am: New Lon-17.30 p.m. U.C.W._ Thankoffeiing' {at house tabbtes sat OPPOSlte,the spring of '63 when a vote  
     
     “3mm? Sunday Ethan] at Hm I Minister. 3 non 2.30 p.m. Margate 7.30 p.m. i Seme: Mate (ElindngsCoinr 50121151, the malkigig fstool andnkmeowed ; was taken on the opening date 
     
     a in. Service at 11 am Dundas ! ‘  y = . 1 _ ~t— I y lfilm. .ummer 19. BMW? - tor a is o warm in . _ .for the duck and goose season”, 
     
     >~ * ' . “a” 31‘15- 9C0. \'~ --~ ~   -. v. ter . .minise. suns 00 up rei ce ioomer ,or on c. _ 
     
     lei-Soil! [02:12? LN. mm? m SPR'M‘F'EL"  “11f:an P101113" 51‘ Merk‘s- Ell-“‘90 1‘ i may“ “mile” Scrv'c" fnr iigiEEII'aiillilziifl Fifse‘laiiiie 11.00. his barn... exit rats and mice. 1 y ’ . "IICIIS 
     
     ‘ ‘ ‘ Alina. Ltiited Baptist church- am’ Holy communion and sen i Sunday. .\]ll'li 12th, Bonsliaiv 11 a m we“ Point 2 pm Albermfl THE KENSlxaTON Pastoral H9 mid me that during the past BLACK DUCKS DOWN 1 
     
     Ml‘RRu‘ HARBOI‘R (‘hurch 9‘ R9“ “3””! V"’”" “m' mo"- St John‘s. Milton 3 I‘m-,3”? “"“nm‘da'ld 3. "'i 7.30 . T ' .(‘harze of the Presbyterian two years he only glimpsed one It was pointed out that 0m", . silks 
     
     of flll‘lsll 6 him. Bible School New “Leary 1030' 3”“: Evening Pray-’1‘ and 591'mm- TWO" 7'3” p‘m‘ Two" bunday. iCliut'Clt. The Re\’€l‘€nd Pei" D- mouse and ,has not spotted lilo“! tblac'kddUCk cioplwalil‘ 
     
     WW1" SUPP": WWW“ 2’3:ai";"nf“t§.§t”§p§2i2?‘dnt‘.‘ \ TH mm B m P ibc’m‘” 1"” “'ELL'NGTON “mm'tfim‘ff‘i”; 3'1?" 3:21;. ii”??? m” r“ 5"“ 'iti)\"wirte(in;ry §2§5§§“§.e22°.—.eo “3"25“ 
     
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     ii'efaicSh I p. speak?" Da‘ 1d m” “Ward Springfield 7'30 torts: Rev. T.W. Haifa; mitt? NORTH TRYON a"d Bl‘eada‘“ishaiilaecplhgiiedhiiiiiigi' siestorimxeiir Memorial. Malpeque. 3 RATHER ‘EMUSED d h l ‘ybiihe v50te “has a‘i— 5 rod 0c. 14% ' 26% 
     
     (‘ommutiily Service. speaker. -. t . . ,» . ' :bane Churches. North Tryon: ," ' ,. ' i .m. Freetown. 7’ ,m. A [was rat er amuse w en to r 1 an i opene on 
     
     \II'RRH’ RIVER Church oi R" - S‘W'lee' 5”” 35’ [ciggk'sm'm‘i‘ 1‘ am- Church SSW”  iiieiiiggitiiimggocgiiifir 300; :ervicos to be conducted by Mr. read a lettelr ig Ssepoi-t Foggmisept. 30. Whty did“ 2;“ high‘ Pm"! mm 
     
     ‘. ‘ ‘ , schools as usual. n ' " .at 12.15. Breadalbane Service ' ' ‘ M Tm Bisha . headed. “c ose ason en' y (.onserva ion mm game 
     
     :hriils‘l iii-i'gii’ngoiliiiiitofllinu 'tST R“ M) pm. ‘3' 3 W” R“ 0' K’ue'“ Mims‘ nunaour vonrn Pastoral H p :vuai To Revive Upland Birds"-1 associati on members raise 8'95 f° 
     
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     Speaker .lohn RipacDonald, p (.I1Eg2‘f‘l13;lfi‘;‘\{.l‘ETh 0“.(,.._ ANGth‘AN CHL‘RCH era-49’- Charge, The United Church. This aEpaotE .Pasioia’l when :‘hasl‘ieg‘olrwggejllgs‘gé on_‘\l};‘zrr‘e§ 23563;" gf‘flfi‘s- rm? 29.95 
     
     shin ll am Breadalbanc: inn [and and Snrlnzfield- 51- JQM'S, .iiox'rnostc l‘usttii‘al char-m Minister. Rev. ‘ Shawrt‘harsecl‘ln‘ l‘lnlwdnfillmlil: “SCI; hunlyin 91%,}; in this Comerran‘, begaygl of our local black. :1 
     
     WWTAGW Blblé‘ Chapel 13111.: North Granville, 2 but: hwnsoni 7.30, pm §'- Lilla', the United Church Brown \orth Bedeqtie Sunday School.R.M; a‘l‘iyleltiillwn. 6%. a.” “om-9 “me ago I gave mv ma. ducks? 1‘  . 
     
     930 a in. The imrsj's Supper for pleasant \‘anoy‘ Rev, Timmas heths. Holy Communion 11.00 Jardms minis," (jannfi1(‘!]_ 10 am. North bcdeque and Tra- gait). {561135110300553 Bede; guns for asking same. {n 1956, I have he“ the $65 question! floflfl 
     
     a” MUN-‘9”; 10:43 am: gummy Evam' “mm” an“ Rev. AM. Garwmd' rec j m" H a'm’; Elmédale 3 pm; tenors ‘Reiti' ~\s‘h(ils}'17‘§0n mam. i qtielenéhurch School 10 am. War-1 we had a bumper hun populationi for the last. At a meeting of thei r Ladies, 
     
     :Sllilrli'olmgg‘ 5:55:13: 35nd??? YORK P t ‘m l' ‘f “m ;Montrose 7:30 pm. Heem‘m 0" p ‘ p, I .ship 11 am. Borden Church  one that exceeded all pit-{Provincial Fésh and Game As-i  Wear 
     
     . - . . as ora. lfll‘IC ni- . v H V w I . ' i' i i. ' ' lit town: 
     
     ., . . . .  . . . . . , i . 1' LS- 110 and 11 am. Woiship HOUS years. In 1957 we had a sociation hel in Charo e 155 at Gem. 5;. c. I 
     
     Rmulai eienms astute. All ed Church m Rev F.“ Lacei. MARSHFIEL” HARRING‘ AVL'CAT‘ bbk‘lfl's- PM THE “ITED Church o 5-1100 m scant half crop and tar lessla couple of weeks ago. a sun» I m 
     
    
   
   
    
     nclcome. Minister. Sunday. \m-il 111~ 11 ton and Mt. Stewart Pastoral‘lsh of Port Hill, Rev. l‘lelnioiii t‘anadn. Kensmgton. Church 100 p. 
     
     am. Central: 2.30 pm York: 
     
     THE P R E S B Y T E RIAN 7.30 pin Bracklcy 
     
     t‘liui'cli w April 12th. Murray 
     
     Harbour North <~ Church School H.’t.\[P'l‘0.\' Pnsiornl (‘hai‘uc 
     
     in arm. Worship 11 am: .\Iut'-| The United (‘hurch Victoria ll 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     and Peter's Road --« Church Jones. Minister. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     lnraie —- Rev, A.G J, Sleeves, bei‘ship class lll New Dominion 
     
     Montague _ 10 a_m_ Sunday at ani Sundav School 111 (‘orn 
     
     School. 11 a in. worship_ speak; “all at 11 a m. Rev. IL. Walls. 
     
     er. “1‘ limits Harris 7,?!) ._: Minister 
     
     Evcnson: Sturgeon - 130 pm. . . . . . , 
     
     Worship. 2.30 nm S u n d a y. _. THE {R F" 58‘ 1 P‘ R I ‘5 
     
     56mm; Murray River _, 2 pm 5 thumb. (antral Parish Church 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     burv. Minister Sunday~ School (:hurf'h ’* 73” 9"" f"'5i"lf 
     
     m a m. wnrshlp H am. Evan, Service. S or mo ll' Lind at 
     
     Eelistic Service 730 pm. ‘anlkn~ “mlm‘n RP“ Ray” 
     
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     Bums “11mm; [Amer 310mg. (‘hai‘ce Uniled ('liiit‘clt Services 
     
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     am Stiti':eoit 2.30 pm. 3.1". Slanhf‘tlf‘ 73“ p.111 Rev ‘ - ‘ " 
     
     RH Baxter, Minister.   3   s 
     
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     in: \\t'll'.\illD and communion: ll (Thui‘cli Bible School 10‘ a Ill. by Hyde Park and .\lac('ii'cgor. t'iOlht‘S that assure accurate fit and ~ 
     
     am. Sari-non: Worldliness vs. \iomtn: Service ll~ am. itivcn- “unmet? cnmthm. [cushioned in the new Spring 
     
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