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I'll sides at students srrnitaoon res sponsored paaiiftltngs at Wm of Wales Col- by Basilica c. W. L. which was to loge today. room I. be held June lat. will be held on ulna: To ." g co" JunaIndtl'0mIuntiinp.m. of this week's star if III II onwlu. ,- vnnoa unrrau

We cuuacn. - Rev. John is. Sheen. Minister. Cherry Valley 11 e. m. Eldon 130 p. no. Vernon River 4 p. m. Orwell.-7.m p. m.

CAVINDIIB UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA. - Services

Canada Psckers' Cooking School

t The Canada Packers Cooking School being or lune co Wales College Auditor- ium and is being sponsored by MmibeSaniorAldofthePrinceEd- ward Island Hospital and the Junior League of the Charlotte- The two Aids .1, thank the follow- ing firms who have so generous- iv donated the special prises to he gives away at the Cooking School. The grand prize "Radio- Record Player" has been given by

fhe usrdln, Fri. May 17. 1955. Page 3

Among The Farmers" Federation of Agriculture Newsletter rAllMER'S UNION whole race of politicians put to-

, setbar.-Jonathan lwifl. lawn!!! ;;'i'Al:,f:mYtg ”'.;d'M rwwssnm sssocnvrsoa E.

Fgrnlerl Union in Manitoba have had a committau worklnl on the M, pusstbuity of lmnsins about I

merger of the two I3WW- 13 that province. the Pod-I'll-100 unites with the various farm or- ig... na - the armies which in this Province to to make IID the Cooperative Union. There is in no other Province I similar

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1: . County Plowing latch in cellant work they have

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wilt ocorgrmltt is report-ins back in the Federation suggested that until such time as the intentions or the Unions were known in the National field that there could be no sgugractory merger in Man- itoba. The committee expressed the hope that the two lf0IlPs work harmoniously 108013!" I55 recommended that IVGFYWBI 50 done to encourage the Farmers Union to Join the Federation of Agriculture.

ELECTION THOUGHTS

As this newsletter has been nritten well in advance of the election date but will appear two days after, we are taking this npprirlllllltY of cousratulstlns the people of Prince Edward Island upon the fact that they have pro- vided themselves with a Govern- man! for the next four or five years.

Nnl all parts of the world are mitunate enough to enjoy the pi-nilege of electing a Govern- mom. Unfortunately. those who do perhaps in many cases do not value the privilege as highly as they might.

The pattern of election cam- paigns has been changing in thin Prm-nice with more and more use being made of radio addres- ses and newspaper advertising. This trend appears to indicate a liking on the part of the politician for a method of conveying infor- mation to the electorate in a less painful manna than that of the joint political meeting. Radio and newspapers do not provide much in the way of an opportunity for tlw electorate to talk back or raise questions.

in theory the public is always free to talk back and the Joint political meeting in days gone by provided an excellent opportunity and one which served to delight it not always enlighten those as- EPl'llili('d. if the election is to he s contest, we think there is a case for having the candidates come more closeLv to grips than is possible in the press and over the air.

TWO BLADES OF GRASS

And he give it for his opinion. that whoever could make two ears of corn. or two blades of grass. to grow upon a spot of ground where only one grew he- fnrej, would deserve better of m-tnklnd. and do more essential service" to his country. than the

In Mernoriam

in loving memory of llellis Mac- Donald. who passed away May 27th. 1053. '

The dearest person the world could hold.

A cheerful smile. a heart of gold.

To those who knew him all will know,

How much we lost two years age.

This worldls many techies and trials are In silence he suffered. In patience he bore. Till God called him home b saf- fer no more. l.oviiIKLV RIIIIMBIIOPOC 5' HI Wifrand Family

is loving memory of our Father. Solomon Fanning. Grand Tracadia. departed tit lla May run.

5 the loving arms of Jesus.

Far upon the Golden Share

Eerie our beloved Father Peace for evermon.

Lovlaa Iamemhes-ed Ieies. Cwlereeoe. oecella :11 Carlos.

efenrdear I. J. Caner. who sedawagl&l7&.leu.

Ioethlsawamlowaweetilso thoegN lifrsehestyaarssrepast Olloretswaemasmatveiopart meethlesveaatlaat. Inset h Isevse. coast! the throne all whirled-b save:

this our hope. our anxious care. ” NM Mrond the gran.

1-ovlnsiy Remembered by ha I

my Talglll memory of an east-

All those who sent "ill and shared in " all a heartfelt nus You.

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- ....... ha "'Mr- aedmef Inls amass-insane howl is sad is-mt her share

was visit to the island and he resolving to return and spend more time becoming better ac- Q1-lalgyd with it. ACADIA wuss-

Recently we had a letter from the operator of one at the two remaining flour mills in the Prov- ince. The writer deplored the fact that much of the wheat now grown in the Province was un- suitable for milllnl PllI'D0ees and recommended that farmers be advised to produce only the new variety known as Acadia. This variety has only been for distribution for the past three yehrs. The quantity. for this rea- son. has been limited. but we understand that many farmers have obtained seed. The new" va- riety is recommended for milling purposes and we draw this fact to the attention of our readers where interested in wheat pro- ductlon.

who SET-ASIDE

If not already, in the very near future. patrons of butter, cheese and milk factories will be receiv- log with their monthly statement a notification from the Dairy Farmers oi Canada that a de- duction will he made from l.lune butterfai. of in per pound. The money to be used in the national advertising and ,romotion oi dairy products. This hontribution is entirely voluntary on the farm- ers part but will be made unless the producer declares his unwill- ingness to help out. '

Last year. it will be recalled that the deduction wan figured out on each patron's account. This year a different system will be used. To save bookkeeping. the price of hutterfat will be general- ly lowered by lc. thus making it unnecessary to show the individ- ual amount " t 0 by each farmer. The patron's account. however. will eontain.a state- ment to the effect that the price has been lowered and why. Prince Edward island's achievement last year was an outstanding one and the Dairyrnsn's Association is looking forward with confidence. 11:" as even better performance in

THOUGHT! 'F'ROM Al ROAD

Our most recent report from Archie Johnstona comes from Scotland and smases as is that Mr. Johnstone is continuously meeting people who have acqu- aintances or relatives in this part

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cry and ” irostone" the Electric Stove and Frigidaire that is to be used at the school.

bar of the Massey the headlines Wednesday. This time it's Anna. 17- ear-old daugh- ter of Raymond born screen and stage actor and brother of Governor-General Vin- cent Massey. The youngest Mas- sey made her West End stage debut Tuesday night in "The Re- luctant Debutante." comedy by William 1-lame. Wed- nesday she won glowing reviews.

the T. Eaton Co. Limited- Rnlms s.

Crockett and Storey. Rexall Dr

ug. Johnson t Johnson BiAad's Pharmacy. Taylor's Jewellers Sunl.er's Lashes? Wear. The like Shop.

'11! Co-op.

Orsswell Studio.

The Fashion Shop.

Graendal.

West End Nurseries.

Willi Florist.

Island k Room.

Iona s Ladles' Wear. Isabel's Deputy Salon.

Rogers Hardware Co. Ltd. Gift wrs by Kemp Station- has loaned

Get your tickets from members

of the Aids.

of the world or who knows some- one that knnws someone else.

For instance. the Chief Police Inspector in Glasgow. Scotland. is a brother oi a lady on Graham's Road. The operators of a small plastic factory were originally Island people and went to Sweden with foxes and later settled down in Scotland. The farm of Andrew Hamilton presently being visited is one which William Cairns oi Freetown spoke of with enthusi- asm upon his return from Great Britain. A young lady from Char- lottetown visiting in Europe had been the guest about ten days previous to Mr. .lohnstone's visit in the home of the plastlc's man- ufscturer.

May weather in Scotland and England has been wet and cold even to the point of snow storms which are not at all in keeping with ,the leaves coming out on the trees and the rhododendrons now in bloom. Mr. Johnstone re- ports that his host Andrew 1-lam llton is a bit of a poet and de- lights in parodies on Burns and as an example this one on a portion of "To A Mouse" quoted:

This thing 1 have, it is I trac- to

r. And since I. am not your bene-

factor.

You'll need to run a wee bit

faster

or else there will be a hell of a

disaster. LONDON ( CF)-Another mom

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brook 3 p. in. Sunday School I p. in. Cross Roads 7.80 ii. to. Alex- andra Sunday School 10.!) s. in. Au are welcome to these services. Rev. C. E. Armstrong. Minister.

Till! PRIIRYTEIIAN Church in Canada. Central'Parish. Ser- vices next Lord's Day are as fol- lows. Clyde River 11 s.m.; day school 10 a.m.; Canoe Cove 3 p.m.. Sunday school I p.tn.: Churchill 7:!) p.m.. Suada school 11 a.m.; Nine Mile C Sunday school 11 a.m. Rev. Don- ald Nicholson. minister.

MARSRFIELD PASTORAL CHARGE. - The Presbyterian Church in Canada. Sunday. May 29th. Marshfield 9.30 a. in. Service 10.15 a. in. Sunday School. Mount Stewart 11 a. m. Harrington 10.30 p. in. Sunday School. 7.30 p. m. Service. 8.!) p. m. Hymn Sing. Everyone welcome. 'Rcv. Lee M. MacNaughton. B.A.. Minister.

BREADALBANI PASTORAL CHARGE. - The United Church of Canada. Services Sunday. May 29th. North Granville 11 a: in. Rose Valley 3 p. m. Breadalbane 7.30 p. m. Mission Band Service at Pleasant Valley 11 a. in. Mrs. tRsv.) Alexander Macl(ay. guest speaker. Rev. W. B. MacPhall. Minister.

CORNWALL UNITED CHURCH. Rev. A. S. Weir. D. D.. Minister. Services May 29th. as lollows: Cornwall 11.00 s. m. Sunday School 10.00 a. in. Kingston Scr- viccs 3.00 p. in. Sunday School at 2.00 p. m. New Dominion Service will be at 7.30 p. In. and be conducted by -Rev. Geo. Tilley. Sunday School will be at 10.30 I. m.

POWNAL UNlTl'-JD PASTORAL C HA RGE. - Service Sunday. May 20th. Junior Choir 10 a. m. at Mount Herbert 11.10 am. In. at Bunbury; at Powoal special re-

13 opening services, 2.” p. m. with

the Meals Choir. preacher. Mr. Tillcy. and at 7.!) p. m. with spec- ial music and preacher Dr. Weir. Pownal Church has been beauti- fully re-decorated. Visitors and everyone welcome. Rev. T. R. Goudge. Pastor.

HUNTER RIVER PASTORAL Charge, the United Church of Canada. Services on Sunday. May . 29th. as follows: North Wiltahiro Sunday School 10 a.m.. worship service 11 a.m.: Wheatley River Sunday School 2.p.m.. worship service 3 p.m.; Hunter River sun- day School 10.8; a.m.. worship service 7.80 pm. Mrs. Ross C. Eaton, representing the work of the Maritime Tam rance Feder- ation, will bring e message at each service. A Him will be shown after the service in 1-luniar River. Rev. C R Moase. B.A..

Bawdon, Minister. 1

Sus- later

Wm cinaled should be done now. 1!

YORK PASTORAL CHARGE. - The United Church of Canada. Minister: Rev. J. M. Sproulc. l Sunday. May Iilth, 1955. 9.30 a. in. ' Pleasant Grove. 11.00 a. m. Cen-i tral. 7.!) p. m. Yorlr.

COVIHIAD (PASTORAL. CHARGE. - United Church of Canada. Services Sunday. May 20th. Stanhope 9.!) s. In. West Covelloed 11 a. in. Union Road 7.30 p. ll. Rev. Norman Green, Min-

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IAMPTOI PASTORAL CHARGE. - The United Church of Canada. Sunday. May 8th. Bonshaw 11 a. in. De Sable I p. in. Hampton Common-l ion Service 7.3) p. m. Rev. 1!. ll.- Baxter.

IIROOKFIELD CIARGI. - The. hours of Services -for Sunday. May 20th. are as follows: Hunter, River ll a. m. llartsville I p. m.

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7.30 p. m. Sunday School a. in. All are welcome. Rev. Law- rence Blaikie, Minister.

NEW GLASGOW Christian Church. Sunday. May 29. Newi Glasgow Sunday School 10 a.m.,l worshlp service 11 am. Caven-l dish Baptist Church. worship ser- vice 7:30 p.rn. The Rev. Dru Ross C. Eaton, Field Secretary. Maritime Temperance Federation, will be the guest preacher at both services. Bryer R. Jones.l Minister. .

SUCCESSFUL Smallpox Vac-p cinstion and certificate are re- quired for children commencing school in Charlottetown next Fall Children who have not been vsc- p

' First reg. to

tguality and subs.

' White and colored.

takes about four weeks for vac- cination to completely heal and part of this time no swimming is advised. Go to your fondly doc- tor or visit the Health Centre. p 188 Prince St., on Saturday 1 mornings 0 in 12.

l REBEKAR D I G R E E CON- FERRED-The Rebekah Degree of Oddfellowship was conferred on two candidates in a very impress- ive manner by the staff of Alpha Rebekah Lodge, No. 10. 1.0.0.111, at the regular meeting. Mrs. Liza Hansen. presiding, with Miss June Foster as soloist. Mrs. Helen Mac- Eachern, P.N.G.. was presented with a gift on behalf of the staff for her work as Degree mistress and pianist. Mrs. Jean Smith. P. N.G. as president of the District Association. announced that the annual meeting of District No. 14. would he held in Charlottetown on June 7th., with members of Acme, Montague Rcgalatda, Alberton. st- tendlng. with Alpha as the hostess Lodge. Members of these three lodges also plan to attend the District meeting of Pictou County Lodges at Tatsmagouche. N. S.,p on June 1st. The meeting closed

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THANK YOU

I regret that the statement which I prepared lar pul- iieafien in the Guardian newspaper on Election night was

I wish to ihenir the electors at the previnee tor Hie" splendid support given to me and my Liberal eeileagues. We all appreciate the confidence which you so generously accorded us. We wish to assure you in all humility Hist we wll endeavour ire give the province good progressive

' government.

I an Jeeps-y moved ly the magnlfieent veto glvel Dhlennell and myself in the Murray Har3eur Disirlelu ' iThe results-were beyond our gxpeefatiens. To our workers and supporters lnltltis District I wish to survey our grateful

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