celebrated 75th Anniversary At

St.Joachlin's0uch,erlilr

st. Joachimle Church. Vernon

memorate the 75th anniversary of

the opening of this grand edifice on the pi-ecints of Pownal Bay, on land owned by the Late John Present were many of its native Hayley property.

for Divine worship.

clergy and sisters as well as many ni its former parishoners,

CASIOII. Many who were unable to attend snnt telegrams of regret,

CA.l".. Trenton. Ont. Present were several hono ary

members who attended the op rig Father Brady. but before that the of the church"l5 years ago. Among parish was attended by Fr. Fitz- Kenneth McPherson. serald of Charlottetown. Fr. John led here by the hand of his gentle MacDonald of Tracadie. and, It

them Rev.

mother. a

solemn High Mass was sung by Eachsrn. whose native clergy. the celcbrant being whole Island. Following Pr. Brady Rev. Kenneth McPherson now re- Wu the REV. Jlmee Phelln. II-I0

tired. Rev. Frank McDonald, 3. J. 8

were the following clergy;

parish priest of Vernon River;

er, and who gave an interesting River. shown above. was the scene and descriptive history of the par- of a happy and inspiring event on ish, stating that when the pioneers August 8 when the parlshoners of built their churches they built Vernon River. under the guidance them near the waters to suit the of their beloved pastor. Rev. Urban mode of travel at that time mostly Gillie, united to celebrate and com- boat, or canoe.

some structure was built on the present travelling from far and different property, but on the other side of points of the United states and the road, Canada to be present for the cc- where shipping was carried on at that time.

among and roads were made, a wooden IIiCl'Il' Monsignor W. B. McKenzie, structure forty by twenty feet, was Kelowns. B. (7.; Rev. Edwin Doyle, built in the present cemetery. The Calgary; Rev. Wilfred Dunphy. R. present church. the fourth one, was built in 1077.

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TIST CHURCH. -. Allllllir

school,

The farmer's prosperity and wel-

consumsr's of any food pro-

Ke” 'mn' - duct and in a period when expendi- OIAIWII-L I0! 3"”? 750'” tures for food require quite a sub- grapha. atantial portion of the wage carn- er's income. it is more than ever

-llllllliii TN" "' D” 9" important that the quality of agric- mo I” "E1 ulturai products be kept at a high

"WE TREAT THE IIOI Wllslf. NW1- Oiggeyu Pharmacy. 00911 OVWIDII 'till 0 o'clock.

VIII! In-l'.l'YI.l Mlllinsry 163 himself. standards are set up for ill Great George Street for your quality and government Inspectors new fall hat. Every style Hi-Style appointed to maintain such stand-

.NO'I'l CIIANOI

Tha farmer, who either unwit- tingly or by intention sells infer- ior products, is fooling no one but

ards but in the final analysis

DATE C f is hi! i tor 3-. J. 5,-mgr-'-t 335- W!" M 3L'a”i..2".'i.'.' .....o....fi.Iii1y T?r”'f.r.

CLIAIANC: EAL; , 11 sum. what he offers for sale. The mar- ma, ,1"... ma Gnu”. ;.,m,dy. keting of even a small percentage

Iildiii Wilt.

III-E'.l.'YI.I Milllnery otters bal- in ID110111- ance of summer hats at real bar- gain prices.

GILL! ALL WOOL pullovers and um '0 g pm" m we , 00 am OI-fdilln IWOAIM1 5”" 3'15 w"k' can easily lower the qilialityl ofmi and IDTQIII - "-95 9”” A: vat of cheeseor churning of but- MBDODI .

HAVING RETURNED from brie! period in hospltnal re;-opened M”d”n Sh” ' or In ' ' through its dairy products board wmym” W 5'” p" m' is committed to buying at an estab- af thus months away. nevertheless.

lng steps to insure the quality of

of inferior products may have a depressing effect upon cash returns

The foregoing is particularly true of dairy products Milk and cream require careful handling and if

ter and involve the plant in tin- ancis.l losses which eventually must come back to the producer.

The Dominion Government

llshed price, butter which is

gonna ngvgg tmrru) BAP- satisfactory quality. The creamery 15th. which does not turn out butter of Fair-view 11 a. in. North River 3 this standard is forced to accept 1,. m Mn; am; no 9, m sundsy lower prices and loses its most pro school as snnounced.

'IIEBI WILL BE an IVOIIIHC Gospel SGIVICO In W0 3095"” every producer of cream take the CH3-BEOW R0511. SUNNY. necessary steps to see that his pro- Auaust. 15th. 8 p. m. S. Christensen. duct is shipped to the factory in

fitable market - the Dominion Government. It is, therefore. important that

The first church was a log cabin, spelkinl. All IN IHVIWG '0 lmnd- the best possible condition. It is

BBEADALBANE rBEslY'I'EIl.- IAN CHURCH. - There will be no regular service on Sunday, August

also the responsibility oi the op- erators of the factory, by strict grading and where necessary, re-

T” "m chm" '”” 0 cm” ietn. Sunday School will be held at 1""”'l ”' "”"'- W I'"P”55 "P9"

near Vernon River,

Later when land was

The first resident

. . Goodwill Macbougull. Student Mi

HAMPTON PASTORAL CHARGE. - The United Church of tion of Agriculture Producers met 0191110. Canada. Services Sunday. August lllth. Victoria 11 a. in. Hampton 3 p. m. Bonshaw 7 30 p. m. Rev. R. H.

Baxter. Minister.

HUNTER RIVER PAETOBAL Priced Right. Toombe Music Store. pr-my wu CHARGE - United Church of Can- ada. Service Sunday, August 15th. 51'. Hampshire 9:45 am.: North Wllt- CHURCH. Belfa.st.- Sunday. Aug- shlre 11:15 a.m.; Hunter River 7:30 ust 15th. 10 s. m. Sunday School. p.m. Rev. Kenneth Oatis River. 11 a. in. Morning service. 3 p. m

the producer the quality. I. F. A. P.

When the International Federa-

importance of

Among The Farmers

iliedentlon of Agriculture News) Quality Pays

in Kenya this year. it was decided that the Diary Industry of the world was worthy oi some special attention and accordingly Europ- ean countries are meeting in Lon- don on the first of September to give consideration to dairy pro- blems in general and with parti- cular reference to the surplus posi- tion of the industry and the nec- essity of developing world trade in these products. Following this meeting, I.P.A.P. will hold a re- gional conference in Washington on September 7 and here again dairy problems will have an important place on the agenda. While this is a meeting for North American re- presentatives, delegates from the European dairy conference will also be in attendance in order that planning be canted out on an in ternational basis with respect to dalrying. P

For the most part dalrying is carried on by the smaller farmer operating as a family unit and it is significant that 1.1".A.P. lg 41;. ecting particular attention to an indust which holds the key to mainta ing the family farm as an important unit in agriculture.

Farm Poi-um rlanst

While the commencement oi the winter Farm Forum season is still

planning is already underway to develop interest and action for the coming season.

During the week or August 22, Mr. Floyd Griasbach. secretary oi National Farm Radio Floruni. will visit the Province and meet with representatives of the various pro- ivincial organizations with a view to planning a short course in Farm Forum techniques for representa- tives of the various Departments and organizations which can be assumed to have a definite inter- est in adult education.

Farm Forum is not set up to compete with the program of other groups but is designed primiirily

to assist 'such groups in develop- ing a sound background of adult

GENERAL ELECTRIC WASH- ERS - Floor-pollshers, Vacuum Cleaner - Beam and Electric Irons.

JOHN'S PBESBYTEBIAN

still earlier period, Father Mgc. Hebert. N. 8.. will conduct all ser- Annual Memorial service. No even-

parishoners that every

parish was the vices for the day.

PH.ElBY'I'EIllA,leld Cllgllgll dlN native of Ireland, a man of great oANADA' " 5c we M u" Hy”

Loyola. Montreal was deacon and Iorelilht. Who Dllnned the present Auw” 15"” Bwmm” service at HAZELBBOOK Rev 0. 2. Wood, P.P. Corran Ban. structure. sub-deacon. Rev. Pius Murnagr-ran, York for the plans of the edifice. PP. Grand River. Master of Cere- The brick WI! 01100 On the 0110111- monies. Present in the Sanctuary In! Infill. And It WM I by-word of Mom former signor Maurice McDonald, retired brick that went into the bulldlns passed through his hands. The niiirr. J. A. Murphy, P.P,, sourir; soft and unuseable. he rejected Msgr. R. V. McKenzie, Rector of He also supervised the pluterlna

He kmmeyed ,0 New 11 a.lriiib ntialedonla.

p. in. Mlnlsisr: Rev. E. S. Hales.

COVEHEAD CIRCUIT - United Church of Canada. Services Sun- day. August 15th. Covehead Road IN CANADA. -. Central Parish. 9.30 a. In. West Covehsad 11 a. in. Services next Lord's Day as fol-

lng service. Rev. J. E. Heatliwood. M. A.. Minister.

CBOS5 ROADS-ALEXANDRA - - Services for

(Sunday Sunday. August 15th. Cross Roads Murray Harbour 11 a. m. Alexandra 3 p. in. Patriotic South I p. m. Wood Islands 7.30 Pageant in l-lazelbrook at 7.30 p. m. (Sunday school 630 p. in. All are welcome to these services.

Rev. A. J. Archibald, D. D.. Minis- ter.

THE PREBBYTERIAN CHURCH

S D. U.. a native son; Msgr. Eu- and finllhilll 01 the In'-"1013 ll speaker. Rev. W. 1. Green. special lows: Clyde River 11 a. in. Sunday

gene Rooney, P.P., Wostlock. Alta... well as the painting. what sentiments of pride and Norman R. Green. Minister. Mggr. Joy must have filled his noble heart seventy-five years ago this Rev. Pi-ancis McGoldrick, okla.; month. when this grand edifice Rev. John J. Sullivan, 0kla.,- Rev. was opened for Divine worship.

another native son; Msgr. Butler, Wichita, Kansas; Gavin P. Monaghan, Oklahoma;

John

F. L. Mullaly, P.P., sturgeon; Rev.

Patrick Walsh. P.P., Palmer Road; James Phelan were: Rev. Patrick Rev. .1. 3. Oroken, P.P., st. Teresa; Doyle. assisted in his 1-tor rem Rev. Phelan McKenna, P.P,, Mor. by Rev. Martin Monaghan; ell; Rev. J. A. Sullivan vice-rector. Jnmu Morrl-son. Intel" Bllholl 01 6.D.U.: Rev. 3. J. MacDonald .P. Antlsnolsh.

P.. St. Georges; Rev. J. P. E. O'- HIDIOY. P.P., Cardigan; Rev. .1.

Rev. Leonard McKcnna. P.P.. Iona;

Rev Wm. Simpson, s.D.U.; Ru, Msgr. Maurice McDonald, and the James smith, P.P.. Kelly's or-org, present pastor Rev. Urban Gillls, ggghted all of whom faithfully attended to 10d by John Green who has been the spiritual needs and comforts - choir member for over half a 0! the parish.

Rev. Bylvere Gallant.

rrntury. Organ was played by 31. mer Power. P O O 0

SPECIALS

BRISKET AND rnarn coniv BEEF 29o Lb. 9UElN STREET MEAT

MARKET, DIAL 7336

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knew in advance where you will Pounded.

vanoed in years. W. Mccardle, P.P.. Montague; Rev. with curatos Rev. P. 8. Duffy, Rev. T. P. Butler, .P.P, Fort Augustus; M. Smith, and Rev. D. croken.

Then came Rev. P. D. McGulgan, Yuk. H I. m. own.” .7.” Dy ml Pleasant Grove (instead or Brack- Rev. A. 5- Weir D. D.. Minister. lay). spake, ” mu, ,,,..,1.:,,' R". servlcu Augult 15th will be as Cu-man W. Riggs of Inverneai. follows: Baptismal service at Corn-

N. S.

CAVENDISII UNITED CHURCH guest preacher. New Doininlon ser- 0l' ,CANADA- -' 591'VI00l 5lmd3Y- vice withdrawn in favor of the AUIUIG 1591- ClVmdI5h- Slmdly Memorial service at at. Catherines School 0.30 a. m. Flower Service in n 3.00 mm D... we... Wm much ;l';3.lll1i:g'o0:.1!;;l9lxiJ-Mv;I5dS'9h:l;fv0"g'0'AI: at Kingston service at 7:30 p.m. or Department of llduoation, spec lal speaker. New Glasgow 7.80 p. 111. Services August 15th. Coleman 11.00 Rev. I. W. sawdon. Minister.

POWNAI. UNITED PAETOBAL student. Belle River 11 a. m. Iris OHAIG I. - Bavieel Slmdly. I p. in. Murray River 7.30 p. in. con- August 15th. 11 a. in. at Millvicw. ducted by William Underhay. Stud- 7.!o p.m.atPownsl.sunsiay Schools. ent. Birch Hill 11 a. in. Kinross 3 Mt. Herbert at 10.30 a. na Pownal p. in. Charlottetown 7.00 p. m. at 10.46 a. m. Rev. T. R. Goudgc.

of her sons and daughters to the priesthood. brotherhood and sister-

The sermon for the occasion was M04. '45 "I1. 3! 3'0” mini! 1100” lvreacheii by Rev. James Rooney, men and women to different parts Tulsa. Okla.. who received his early of Canada and the United states Christian education in Vernon Riv. And she may be rgiitiy proud oi Pi the distinctive positions they fill in church and state.

ing clergy at the parochial house and the ladies of the parish catered to visitors at Vernon River Hall, as well as many being entertained in the homes of the parish. Benediction of the Blessed aae- Pu i-ament given by Msgr. R. V. Mc- Kenzie. one of Vernon River's moat distinsullhed sons. happy anniversary in a fitting con- ciusion.

signed by 12 countries at Washing- ton April 4. 1040.

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TEI JENKINS PHAIHAOY Offer! )9! the lines!

RIM of eompouaeins service based upon siriu. ears. esp-rlanso. Ind the punj quality prescription Ilflullolb-Ill It III! and reasonable pricey, y

Other priests to follow

Rev. James Phelan. though ad-

Vernon River has given many

Dinner was served to the visit-

LIITS MYSTEBIOUSLY INTO CLOUDS - Mr. Alton Jay had an unusual experience recently while my, packing strawberries in Mr. Duncan CHA R6 E. Jgy'g field. He was spreading a Church in Canada. Sunday, August large sheet of paper when sud- 15th. Marshileld. Sunday school my. denly it lifted and went up in the 10.00 I. m. 11.00 I. m. 124th Anni- alr, out of sight in the clouds.

Minister: Sunday. August

music. stanhope 7.30 p. m. Rev. School 10 a. m. Nine Mile Greek

7.30 p. m. Sunday School 10.30 a. m. Canoe cove Sunday school 11 a. m. Rev. Donald Nicholson, Minister.

MARSIIFIELD P A S T 0 R A L - The Presbyterian

versary services, Rev. Donald Nich- olson, Guest Preacher. Mount Stewart service 3 p. in. Harrington,

.73.” returned YOIK PAITOBAL CHARGE. - Sunday School 10.30 a. In. Service The United Church of Canada. 730 p. m. Rev. Lee M. MacNaughton,

J. M. sproule. B. A.. Minister.

in.

CORNWALL UNITED CHURCH,

wall at llm a.m. Rev. W. Clarke MacDonald B. A.. B. D. will be

. CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. -4

a. m. Milo 2.30 p. m. Stanchel 7.30 p. m.. conducted by Ray Campbell.

(Standard Time) conducted by Rev. Prof. 1'). MacKensle, M. A. char-

lottetown lo a. in. (Standard Time). Bangor 2.30 p. m. Deswble 7.30 p. in. conducted by Rev. William Mac- Lood, M. A. stanchel 10.30 Is in. Summeraido 2.80 p. in. (Standard Time). Cape Traverse 7.30 p. m. Rev. J. H. Bishop, B. A.. Minister.

BBADALBANE Pastoral Charge. The United Church of Canada. Services Sunday, August 15th. Pleasant Valley 11 a.m.; North Granville 3 p.m.: -Rose Valley 8 p.m. Rev. W. B. MscPhall, min- later.

BROOIIFIELD Cl-IAEGE. Pres- byterian Church in Canada. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be dispensed in Brcokfield at 11 a.m. A thanksgiving service will be held in the evening at 7:30 p.m. Sunday school at Harts- ville 10.30 a.m.; Sunday school at Glasgow Road 10.30 s.m.: Pre- paratory service at Brookfield to- night at: B p.m. All are welcome. Rev. Lawrence Blaikie, minister.

CRAPAUD. LONG CREEK. SPRINGFIELD PARIS!-IES - Ser- vices for Sunday. August 15th. 1964. Ninth Sunday after Trinity. st. John's Church, Crapaud. - 11:00 am. Holy Baptism and Holy Com-

Creek. -- 3:00 p.m. Evening Prayer; st. Elizabeth's Church, spring1leld- 7:30 pm. Evening Prayer. Rev. George R. F. lxasary, Rector.

Personals

Rev. L. S. and Mrs. Woolfrey and young son, Freddie. have returned to the Manse at Musquodoboit. N. S, after spending an enjoyable three weeks in Hampton. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Inman.

Mrs. J. A. Furness. Charlotte- town, left yesterday afternoon on an extended visit to London, 0nt.. where she will be the guest at her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Nelson.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Woodside and son. John of Oakland. Califor- nia, left on return recently after a pleasant vacation with Mr. Wood- side's brother. Ellen and Justin at the old home in Clinton. It has been 18 years since Andrew visited

h is native Province.

brought this

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GREENDALOS

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d ” in further their bwn particular aims. ' on Professional rainmakers would

have very little can for their ser- vices in: this Province, where for the past months the water has been turned on with slight provo- cation almost daily.

Hayinaking has been a trying operation this year. Those who were engaged in it saw much of both their crop and labour wasted Those who held back waiting. for the weather to clear have now seen their crop reach the point where maturity has seriously impaired its feeding value. To balance the loss in hay we have August pas- ture comparable to that of June. a grain crop which is becoming weary of its own weight and show- ing signs on every hand of reclin- ing on the ground. a position which

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Fridsy. August. 18, 1954

should contribute greatly to dif- ficulty in harvesting.

Potato growers, with better pro-

spects for markets this year are keeping their fingers crossed in

TlieGuardlasa""rggo3

hope that the damn waatbar deal not d and eqidemio of blight

to cut yields and produce a

VH7 difficult Job in grading the pro-

duct for market.

Soloists: Mrs. John F.

and Master Earl Dixon Foste

SUNDAY, AUGUST 15 - 11 A.M.

Guest Preacher: Rev. Donald Nicholson

Carr, Miss Joanne Lilly,

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