Arrlvinl from lasnburl. Ger- many. at noon yesterday with ghoul 4.000 tons of potash lo. the fertilizer plant of Canada Packers Ltd.. the Swedish freigh-

tc "Constantia" is sees an

proachiag the Marine Wharf in Ltd.. and the work. employing

Bummeraide. Unloading opera tions were

oommaaoedtmmed lately with stevederlng beingawseklannloadisgtheship.

handled by Macfarlaee Produce

about ii men in various shifts. will go on night day for almost

WESTERN GUARDIAN

Fol! SALE - Large punch- eons. Waddell Bros.. Crapaud.

RAYMOND GRANT Optome- trial will be in his Tignish office Saturday. September ldth.

GOSPEL Tent. North Bedeque. Services for Lord's Day. Sun- day school . 1 p.m. Gospel meet- ing 8 p.m.

HARVEST EXHIBITION Prise lists are available at the Prov- lnciul Dept. of Agriculture Box

2000, Charlottetown. Entries close Sept. 17. BEGINNING ” t 'r lath.

Scholarships Presentation At Alborton High School

Yesterday afternoon the pre- sentation of scholarships donat-

ed by the Albertosl district eon-

vention of Women's Institutes took plltte in ma gsauc aa VSCJ room at Alberton Illgh Sdlool. The awards are given to pu- pils in this area who had the highest aggregates in the P.W.C. entrance examinations. They were merited by Douglas Cur- rte, whose ag ate was I50. Dorothy McNe l. whose aggre- gate was 670. and Lorraine Campbell. whose aggregate was

040.

Mrs. Joseph Callaghan. secre- tary-tressurer of the scholar- ship committee, spoke words of commendation and of encour- agement to the students and the

resentations were made by Mrs.

loyd Wllkle. president of the Women's Institute of Prince Ed- ward Island.

On behalf of the students. Mr. Lloyd Gaudet. teacher of grade II. expressed thanks to the Wo- men's Institutes of the area who had donated the scholarships.

Summerslde Bus Stop will close at 7:00 PM. except Friday and Sunday.

FUNDAMENTAL B a p t i at ('Illlrch Central Bedeque. Ser- lll-cs for Sunday. September 13th. 10:45 Morning Worhhip. 12 noon. Sunday School: 7:30 Even- ing Service. Richard E. Coston. pastor.

IIOT TURKEY dinner sponsor- cli by Kcnsillgtoll Community Club. st. Marks Hell, Kenslllg- lun. 'l'hursdol'- September 19. commen I 4:30 p.m. Adults I00 children under twelve 50 cents.

THE ATTENTION of mem- bers of L.0.L. of Borden No. 28-29 is drawn to the notice ot the funeral of our late brother. Murdock II. Dawson. The lodlt will conduct service at the grave. All brethern Please at- tcnd.

MONTROSE Pastoral Charge, United Church of Canada. Camp- in-llton 9.30 a.m.; Miminegash ll a.m.: Montrose 3 pm; Elms- dzlic 7.30 p.m. - W.M.S. thank- nlicring service. Mrs. Earl Leard guest speaker Sunday School as usual. Rev. N.R. Green.

KENSINGTON United Church. Sunday. September 15th. Church School 9:50 ; Morning Worship ll u't'l0Ck - Rally Day service. fin-lllnlz Worship 7230. Summer- flr-ld: - Morning Worship 0:30 ('illlrch School l0:lo Ilev. Lewis M. Murray. B.A.. B.D.. Minister.

TRYON Pastoral Charge. The United Church of Canada. Ser- vices for Sunday. Sept. lsth as follows: Tryou ll a.m. Sunday School Rally Day Service; Cape Traverse ll a.m. Sunday school Rally Day Service. No service in Crapaud. Rev. A. Douglas C. Earle. Minlster..

A'I'l'EN'I'l0N. of Summers” and vicinity. .l.A. Martin. Representative, Canad- Ian Gov Annuities. will be at the Queen llotel Monday and Tuesday. September is and I7. Anyone requiring information regarding this system of invest- ment contact Mr. Martin at the Queen.

FUNERAL SIIVICI - The funeral of the late Joseph Bern- ard was held from his into real- dcnce in St. liubert on Friday

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Is Well Known Bopt. Evangelist

The Rev. Ivor Powell. known as "The Man from Wales” is on. of the widest known denom- lnational evangelists in the world today. Since I934 when he was ordained by the Baptist Un- ion of Wales. Mr. Powell has carried the Gospel message to many countries.

Born in a coal mining valley in Wales he followed his father into the local industry. Then came his call to the Baptist ministry and. after the comple- tion of studies. Mr. Powell ac- cepted the call to a church in Barry. South Wales. Ila remain- ed in this pastorate for eight years until the urge to even- gelise took him into wider spheres of activity. Mr. Powell went to South Africa in 100 to becoine evangelist of the South African Baptist Union. During four years there campaigns were held in every Baptist Church from Cape

bearers were Austin Haahle. Hubert Arseaault. Theodore Ar- senault. Frank Gallant. Fred Gallant. and t ene Gallant.

FUNERAL FRIDAY - The funeral of Mrs. Alvin Mosher. held from Tlgnlsh United Church Friday afta-noon. was conduct- ed by Rev. Norman Green. Hymns were "Rock of Ages" and "Abide With Me." A duet. "Tile Lord's My Shepherd" was sung by .Mrs. JJI. Wells and Mrs. J.M. Sproule. :Pall bearers were Messrs. John Mclntosh. Waldo Sellick. Wendell Selllck, Wilson Christopher. Frank Ross and Fred Perry. Interment was in the church cemetery.

PERSONALS

Mrs. George Road of Readll. Corner. and Mrs. Evelyn Mac- kay of surnmerside. have Just returned from an enjoyable trip to St. Catherlnes. Ontario. where thq visited with relatives.

Mrs. Charles W. Rowe return- ed to her home in Charlottetown after visiting her brother Vernon Matthew and niece Miss Dolly summeraide last.

REV. IVOR POWELL Town to the Belgian Congo.

Then, during the next five years. he visited every Bap- tist Centre In Australia and New Zealand. As In South Africa. his work here was richly blessed.

And now. in 1967. the evan- gelist has come to Canada. In hlw own words. "I had no thought of Canada. until God whispered the name in my mind. Tile experience was so real that I was almlst shocked. I knew no one in Canada, so why should God wish me to be there? Yet from that moment. in all kinds of ways. Divine guidance his been continually real, and so to Canada I must go."

Ivor Powell is said to be dif- llnslt from all other evangel- ists. Ke is a man of great con- viction and endowed to a degree with the oratory of the Celtic race. His preaching can be very ' ' d as he presents the claims of Christ. Ills appeal is for people who are prepared to go forth into the world as enthusias- tic followers of the Saviour. Pos- sessed of a rare imagination. his picturesque presentation mak- es the scriptures come alive.

Mrs. Powell accompanies her husband on all his itineraries and amongst the ladies of the Church is often conaide ed a bet- ter speaker than her partner. Born in Barry. South Wales, she surrendered to Christ in one of her husband's meetings. The Po- wells have no children.

Interment took place in rhurch cemete with Rev. Nas- aire Poirier o flciating. P a I I

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Dr. o. Phillips” Returns From

Party Caucus

Dr. Os-vile Phillip. M.P. for Prince County arrived back in Iusnmcrslde on Friday evening after spending several days in 0ttaws,wbere he attended cau- one meeting with other members o,fut1tle Progressive Conservative

y.

Dr. Phillips said that there were 95 other members present at these meatln s and during their stay in Otawa they were sworn into office. A reception at the official residence of othe Prime Minister was attended by Dr. Phillips along with the other members present.

While in Ottawa Dr. Phillips conferred -with the Minister of Fisheries the lion. Angus Mac- Lean. on various matters con- cerning this Province.

He said thatwhile there he al- so had a conference with Finan- cial Minister Donald Fleming at which the matter of the proposed potato tariff had been discussed.

Last night Dr. Phillips was guest at R.C.A.P. Station at a mess dinner given in honor of Air Commodore Martin Costello. Air Officer Commanding R.C.A. l'"s Maritime Air Command.

Huntors' Corner

(Continued from Page 6)

rushes and flags. They generally do unless disturbed accidentally bye boat or nosed out by a hunting dog.

BUT FAST

Quite a few wlldgecse are aw- ing and chances are good for the odd honlser being included in the bag on October lst. To date they have displayed no great desire to frequent stubble fields but some will blunder into duck hunters during routine morning flights. Last opening day some hunters nfter huns got a few breaks. A bun looks pretty small when compared to goose but what a hun lacks in size it makes up in speed and sportiness. In some sections Huns are quite plentiful compared to last sea- sons in others the covey's are not so close spaced. In districts where they were apparently non- existent last season there areas high as two covey's to a farm.

Pheasants are spotty. Farm- ers often remark: "We have quite a few huns but no pheas- ants. We used to have all kinds of them." In a few remote areas there are "pockets" of pheas- ants numberlug up to five or six coveys-maybe nooks would be more appropriate-with no other sign of pheasants for miles outside this particular perimet- er. A more definite announce- ment regarding the hunting out- look this October 1st will be written on the 28th if I am still on the rounds. -

Quite a few complaints have been received regarding the de- predations of ravens on domest- ic poultry as well as game birds. it is apparent that the raven is becoming quite a fac- tor in the general well being of our upland game girds.Spsce forbids touching on this subject at the moment. A number of trappcrs have requested infor- motion on the price outlook for ;nllnk and muskrat this coming at.

There is a top crop of musk- rats and mink are also more plentiful than last season al- though the mink crop last year was normal if not slightly on the up over1955. one trapper at- tributes the increase in mink this fall to the fact that deep snows last winter forced the trapping poacher to forego his mid-winter illegal trapping act- ivities. Be that as it may it sure was a tough winter to get around in the woods or along stream side. Fur prices is an- other queetlon. The way it looks at the moment the one dollar muskrat for this November is only a dream-itls nearer the so cent hrackett. Mink show a little stronger tendency but on- ly slightly.

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Thefts Ar: ' Reported From S'side

The unusual circumstances of what might be called a double theft was one of three thefts re- por.ed in Summerslde during the past couple of days. In the one referred to above. a card- board carton containing cigar- ettes was stolen from a panel truck while the owner and an as- sistant were restocking a cigar- ette vending machine at the Stop and Shop Grocery Store on North Market Street.

ylhile the two men were in the act of chasing the youthful thieves who abandoned the cig- arettes and fled. another group appeared on the scene and. un- der cover of darkness. took ad- vantage of the. situation to enter the truck and make their es- cape with cigarettes.

A short time later when the owner. Mr. Eldon Hickey, call- ed at a restaurant several blocks from the theft be learned that young lads had called there I ahon time before. trying to sell cigarettes. presumably the tines stolen from his truck.

Some of these stolen cigaretiae were recovered yesterday by Curt. Elmer Matheson.

In another theft, the Spot. I canteen on Water Street West. was entered on Wednesday night. by forcing two doors at the back entrance to the can- teen operated by Mrs. Allan Ar- scnaull. and a quantity of choc- olate bars. wieners. potato chips, and gum. amounting to a value of about 850 was stolen.

In the third incident, about five dollars worth of milk tickets were stolen during business hours from the Texaco Service Station operated by Bob Banks on Notre Dame Street West.

ATTENTION SPORTSMEN

A meeting of the West Prince Branch of the P.E.I. Fish and Game Association will be held in the Albe-rton Public Library Tuesday. Sept. 17th at 8 pm.

All sportsmen are cordially in- vited to attend. Films will be dlowll.

FRAND WEEKS.

Secretary

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J. Watson MacNaughi' Speaks On Colombo Plan

In. J. Watson Mscrlaugbt was the guest speaker Tuesday after- noon at the regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Mix-. sionary Society of the Trinity; United Church which was held in the Epworth Ball.

Mr. Machlaught delivered an address no the Colombo plan in which be outlined the reasons for its need and traced its oper- ations since its origin at Colom- bo. Cevlon. in January 1950. This was at a meeting of the foreign ministers of the Commonwealth

comma. . MacNaught pointed out that the Colombo plan is not prl-.

marily an aid plan but is a com-i bination of aid and technical assistance. He described in de- tail one or two more important of the sixty odd projects in which

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During the meeting an inter- esting display of Christmas pre- sents which will be sent to Kor- ean children was shown. These various articles were donated by the members of the society.

A quintette composed of lug following members beautifully rendered the number ”My Life

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AIR CADET RECRUITING PARADE

The first parade of the season of No. 53 Squadron Royal Canadian Air Cadets will be held

on Monday. September 23 Station, Summerside.

at 7:30 p-m at R.C.A.F.

Both former and prospective cadets are in-

vited to attend this parade. All

and over are welcome.

Transportation available as follows:-

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Kensington Post Office . Slunmerside High School

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Regular monthly meeting Summerside Branch

Canadian Legion B-E.S.L. w..l be held Monday, September 16th,

Home at 7:30 p.m. 1957.

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