SI-IIPS CAPONS TO-ROYAL

Mr. and Mrs. Dingwell Mac- [.0013 of Vernon are shown with .1 b0 of grade

x they have packed and shipped to.‘

special capons romacy

is l l

l

. moved by Mr. Arthur Clark and

Bonnyman Memorial Trophy em- blematic of dressed poultry sup- ln Can d

a a. The following year the Mac-

Toronto where they will be ent- Leod's won first place for ca- ered at the Royal W-inter Fair. pons. The next two years they

The MacLeods

have a mostlwon first prize for capons a

outstanding record at Canada's‘also took the grand champion- premier agricultural fair. They|shi.p. The seventh and eighth

qhibuted their first box of ca-f years they won first prize in the-of the program is: “should we .capon class.

pons nine years ago they placed fourth. The next year they plac-

ed second. The following year the_Mac-

Lcod capons won first prize in have practically dominated foriaverage of about six and three-

thcir class and won the Grand

(‘hamplonship over all types of: poultry at the fair and the E.D. Barred_ Rock-New Hampshire lpounds.

This is the ninth year and this Is their entry as they bid for fur- ther honors_in a field which they

so many years. This year's entry is a box of

‘now: AND SCHOOL

' educate our boys and

Home & School lflold Meeting

LB The October meeting of the Prince Street Home and School Association was held in the school Thursday evening Oct. at 0 o'clock with a large at- tendance. The meeting opened by singing “O Canada.’ M . Bis-

speaker for the evening was int- roduced by Mr. George Purvls. Mr. Evans explained to the As- sociation the purpose of the “Y” in the community He stated that the “Y" working with me home, school and church could help girls to be- come better citizens.

A hearty vote of thanks w a s

3191301311 by Mr. Reg. MacNutt.

The following delegates were IPl>o1nted to attend the Provin- cial Home and School meeting. to take place, Oct. 22 at Prince of Wal

., Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. William Rog- erson. Ml’S- Taylor read a letter from the Director of Visual Educa- tion. inviting parents to attend the panel discussion by Mr. Ken- neth Parker. Superinteudant of City Schools and Dr. Frank -Macliinnon. Principal of Prince [of Wales College on Friday eve- -,nIng, October 18. This is a Nat- lional Broadcast known as Citi- izens Forum and is the first time [such a broadcast has originated lfrom Charlottetown. Tire topic

I crossbreds. " Actually two boxes ‘are entered. one box weighs an

The and

other box one-half

l quarter averages

pounds. seven

Churches Tomorrow

Anglican Church

7- ST. PETER’S no CATHEDRAL Angucan ; Bochford Square Who Reverend Canon G. E. 1: Moflatt. M.A.. B.D. ,. Rector

fihe Reverend W. G. Hogg. Honorary Assistant Priest Organist and Choir Director. alias snsanae Brenton. Lie. Mos.

—sunday in Octave of Saints

7:30 a.m.--Mattina 0:00 a.m.—1ioly Eucharist 10:00 a,m.—Cburch 3311001 15). 11:00 a.m.—ProeeasIoa and Choral Eucharist. 11:00 a.m.—Church School (under 6) 7:00 p.m.—Evensoag Daily Services at usual hours.

All Welcome

sr. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH Established 1769 by Royal Foundation The Reverend Canon J. T. lbbotl. Rector Organist and Choir Director. Mr. B. John Harris. F-R.C-0- -'0:30—n.:m.—-;Holy Communion 10:00 a.m.—Junior and Senior 8. S. 11:00 a.m.—Beglnners and Pri- mary S.S.

1 I :00 a_m.—Ho|y 7:00 p.m.—Evenlng

Communion. Prayer 0:

Sermon. Guest Speaker: R. E. Kemp. Visitors Are Cordially Invited _, To Attend , PRESBYTERIAN THE KIRK OF 8. JAMES The Reverend T.H. B. Somera. .A.. S.T.M.. Minister

Miss E. Lillian Mclienzie. Mus.Bac.. F.M.C.M.. Organist and Director of Chain 02-15 a.m.—Church School for All Ages. li;0o n.m,—Morning worship land Sermon: “Protestantism Its Prlvlllgea and Its Respon- » sibillueg" Reformation Day Message. -Arrthem: Holy, Holy. Lord '('.od Almighty. Handel. arr. I Bairstow. Soloist: Mina Barbara Rolf"- ,(‘horale: A Safe stronsh-IIL Martin Lather. 7:00 p.rn.-Evenlnl WMSNP and Meditation: “The Silence that Is November‘ ' Anthem: Sweet is B-rnby. VISITORS VERY WELCOME FREE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND

Thy Mercy.

Blrehwood Street ‘Minister: Rev. .1. B. Bishop. B.A- inn‘-.m.—saT¢a‘sFnui.

I Camnhell. C'Pf- 7:! p.rn.-Evangelistic. charge. —— 7.. _ SUNDAY "You are welcome at the -— '.""""_’f__E7'.'.l°° - - some a.un.-onset Loose Soc reinplo" 'N'I'I'ED "'7V""'O(lTAI. .._ Mn“ . CHURCH 11:! a.nI.-Holiness Il- - no v.----8-I-4-v “W ,- aoernr. run. 3 l7EIIAvenno "The FIahervnan's”FP.'|I_l|’:'-‘-.- U M ad Mark 14:53» .. er pper 060337003

; Rev. 0. n. ltalro. Mlnloter :___m4 N,” ..w,...... ormumdm

’ “ .“ ...y I,‘ we prefer Iwfl .

~ 0.-nu-otao " Lord's Day

- "C" can o.m.—om A Meethg sand-10¢!--I -» 1°="|-"'- Itfl g,-in *5.‘ 1 of Gt, C-eoroe. d IIOI . Ill“ 1.‘. hear. u... 1,» ....,..s-mun Moeftnv- Gospel ‘M0 I-

tfl ._-9“ ‘ f.."_ Qopdnf A. fi W W I prove‘: M I‘. M‘“— W h w W ‘ ' ms... Mod"! o|o"I' '1' '"nEf%o'rnd the ‘- -rs. tau-as -on I lounge "° ""' .. ' log-yooohfiotsomo domddol. 10sr.1rl0-0L

ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Corner Prince I: Grafton Streets The Reverend W. Harold Brown. . .. M i r Mr. John Lea-Morgan. M.A.. B. Mus. (Oxford) Organist and Choir Director

J ms n.ln.—'I‘he Church School

10:00 a.m.-Adult Bible Class :00 a.m.—The Nursery School :00 a.m.—DIvine Worship (Broadcast CFCY)

Sermon: “The Frontiers Of Our Da '

II II

Anthem: Look down and benrhen — Handel,

7:00 p.m.—Dlvine Worship Sermon: "A Foretaste Of Heaven"

Anthem: Father We Thank Thee — M. Caatleton. (Opens 'Choir)

0:15 p.m.-Young Adult’:

Group.

All Are Cordially Welcomed

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

210 Kent Street Marvel D. Dunbar. B.Th., Minister

Mrs. Allison MacRae. A.R.C.M. Organist and Choir Director 10:00 a.m.—Church School and Family Hour 11:00 n.m. — Morning Worship and Communion. : “A VICTORIOIJS E .

Evangelist Edward P. Benoit. (Selected) Messrs. E. r. Benoit and M. D. Dunbar- Evangelis-

lce. I : --r FORGOT cop"; This is the closing message- broughl by Mr. Benoit during. thls Campaign for Christ. l Ladies Trio: “My Wonderful Lord"—Mrs. Alvin Rowledge. Miss Wlnnlfred llayter and Mrs. Malcolm Beck.

You are most cordially wel- come to the services of the Lord’: day. Be with us In these final Evangelistic ser- vices.

‘ cnArrLo15rr}i'owN BIBLE CHAPEL 235 Cumberland St. at Longworth . Avenue

"A Bible Preaching Centre. Pro- elalmlng ‘The Lord Jesus Christ as the only Saviour of Sinners.“ 0:00 a.m.—‘f'ho....Lord's Snppet

for Believers 11:00 a.m.-—'l'he Family Bible Featuring a program

: p.m.-“‘l'rnth or Today" (Radio broadcast over CFCY (Please note ttv-w ch-vi-e). 7:30 p.m.—-Evangelistic service spoaker: Mr. Svend Christen-

one. subject: “The Entrance Of Sin and Its Effect".

"A Warm Welcome Awaits Yon" run SALVATION “sum

Great George street ” "IIOME OF EVIAJSGELLQM e

\

THE BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. Prince and Fitzroy Streets. Minister:

woodaoldorlent lfg

Uh. Benediction.

pronouncing

Parents visited the different: 4: delic-

tlus rooms after which |ious lunch was served the staff room by the catering com- mlttee.

Former Pres. Missionary Dies In City Mrs. Ethel Charlotte Burkwali, W310 Passed away at the P.E.l. Hospital on Oct 31st was ti:

daughter of thellate John Daw- eatherbie) she

40

Prince of Wales College and also Ontario Normal School, having taught in Toronto City Schools for a per‘ .

In 1911 Mrs. Burkwoll went to South China as a missionary of the Presbyterian Church. spending in all about B) years in that work.

Mrs. Burkwall married Rev. Mr. urkwall. a ' Secretary of the Britiii and Foreign Bible Society. in Canton. in 1930. After his retirement in 1937. they lived for some time in Edmonton, Alberta. where he continued in Bible Society wor for some years.

Upon the death of her band in 1953 Mrs, Burkwall liv with her sister Mrs. J. Stevenson in Saint John, N.B. They both came back to the land of their birth in July of this year.

Mrs. Burkwall had been in failing health for some time. but her missionary efforts among the Chinese in Canada had never ceas Burlrwall numbers amonil her friends scores of Chinese citizens across Canada and in the Orient.

Mrs. Burkwall leaves to mourn her departure her sister Mrs. J. H. Stevenson of this city. her brother Sydney in New York

end her step-children, as follows: Surgeon-Capt. Herman Burkwall of U.S_ Navy: Francis P. Burkwall of Beaumont.

hus- d H.

Eklund. Chicago; Miss.Marion Burkwall. Columb s. Ohio: Miss

Rev. H. L. Milton. B.A.. B.D.

(Assoc. of Mna.)

0:45 a.m.—Sunday School (No one can possibly out- grow’ his need for use study of the Bible. Attend one of the classes this Sunday!)

11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship Observance of Communion. Guest Preacher: Rev. C. W. Pauey. Haselbrook Anthem: “ e Jesus"—Brackett. 7:00 p.m.—Evening Service. Beginning wih bright con- gregational singing led by W. S, MacMurtry. Guest Preacher:

-Would See

Mr. Donald

Hansen. R. Jones 8:15 p.m.—Diacusaions regard- the meaning of the Christian ‘Life, and Christian Committment. Place: Church arlor. Leader: Mrs. H. L, Mltton.

COME AND WOR‘SHlI’

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

Ministers:

A. Frank MacLean. B.A.

Rev. Rev. G. Howard Chrlgtle. B

Rev. Andrewus. weir. p.p. Organist and Director of Choirs. Reyston I-‘. Mngford. A.R.C.O.

10:00 a.m. — Senior C II u r c It School.

11:00 a.m_—Prlmnry and be- glnnero.

' hot turkey dinner Thursday, No- ’ V b. In aid of H

COMING EVENTS

Rummage sale. Heart: Hall. Basement, Nov. 2 at 2 p.m.

Buying live fowl and chickens. Tuesday, 8 until 12th. R. Dickieson Ltd. New Glasgow.

Regular dance in Eliott Hall Saturday night good music in aid of ball.

Masquerade Dance St. Peters Bay Hall Saturday n'l8‘hl. PW-0| for costumes.

Tryon Baptist Turkey Dlnfifl advert for November 6th. Postponed until November 23rd.

wheatley River and vicinity

Crapaud United Church. Hot Turlney Supper. Saturday. bov- ember 2nd

M squerade dance Milluew hall Friday. October 25th. Judg- ing at 11 ock.

Wheatley River and \'l(‘llllVly hot turkey dinner Thursday, No- vember . in id of ball. C.A. Frizrel will be haulinil cream to Wiltshire Factor)’ 00 Monday's only. . me and win a turkey’ ll» hingo in St. Andrew's Hall ML!‘ Stewart Monday. November llh.

3 P-m~ 'l'°l‘P°f 50'0" D°°r pm‘ ton; secretary. David Arnfast~ Red Cross‘

Showing at Mt. Stewart. Satur- day. Everything But Truth. with Maureen O'Hara and John For- sythe.

4th, for the Fall and Winter

11:00 a.m.—Dlvino Wot-shlP open on M0uday_ Tuesday and

_94th Anniversary. Friday mom-was only 5,g,,(.d;r Sermon: Rev John G Ball, The wlmshin D.~n.ym‘ Co_ Ltd,‘ B.A.. St. John. N. B. ' Anthem: The Heavens Are Telling—Frans Jooef Hay- den—Trio Mlu Joyce Mac- Callurn. George Johnson. and T" 1' William K. Rogers. E Male Eight.

7:00 p.m. — Divine WornhlP—

Mth Anniversary.

Sermon: Reverend John G. Ball. B.A. Anthem: Glorloun In Thy

Name — Mozart. --me Lord's Prayer" — Ma-

lotle. Male Eight.

CALVARY TEMPLE Pentecostal Aonernbllel of Canada

PARKDALE Rev. V. E. Jackson. Pallet Phone 0110 -181!-lTI7.l\‘7-a’l:5R\‘IT‘C—!:i—-—

11:00 a_m.—Wos-ship

Brother Juniper. one of the associates of Francis of As- to be

times with a sense of use- lessness. St. Francis foand rn one day in a

deep despair. “Cheer up. Brother Jumper." said Francis. “don't

rig . greatest force in the world, and the greatest need of the

wor . . It was such “loving hearts" which 1 years ago motivat- ed the fou of the great British and Foreign Blblo

ndertake the

of 0 School.” Mr. Bishop elosod uiel business part of the evening by

k Silver Seal certificate for her pre- two calves_ were bulls by River-

Mgrgaret Burkwall. French Cameroons. Affini-

She also leaves a number of: nephews and nieces.

' David

. Ross Webster; vice-pres. Davidlty ministers, as well a; leuunt.

j Warren.

9 . - C Commencing Monday Novem- ber

months our warehouse will be d°m- E"9l-V“ “a"“3l- "l“"l’”"l‘ of Publrt‘ ll(‘Jllll) .\iir-sinz. P

Bunbury Farm Holstein Is An Outstanding Performer W Emma W _

The current issue of e Hol- are 3X records. (Three-times-m m"l°r °°°”°m'° m"“°“ b°“”°" stein-Friesisn Journal has“, a ston/‘day milking). cum“ "'1 we Umled s“‘" '9' on Abegweit Mademoiselle. Va. The Journal notes that Madenr ’°"‘ "’ ""’ ’’°“' ’°‘"‘‘’ by ll, Clfw tip! was dbred in the oiselle is a well known and a well- un ury arm er of the late - rs » . . Senator J. Walter Jones. Madem- lhhlegfif. cow Her record he. “:13 &,m‘”"- C‘“‘ oiselle was calved around 1040 Mated to Montvlc Emperor Em? Thu”: | 1" ‘Manon’ before the late Hon. Mr. Jones Ajax. Mademoiselle produced ’ Y’ -ame premier of _the province. : Eglautjers Rag Apple 5”“-l bl’ M°nlV|“ Pfilhfinder Arcbambault Tho 10th, she is a daughter of Abeit- Aquin before going to the St. ‘"9" 140"" E98108 ‘V-G-' Who Iiyactnthe Unit Gutlbert then made a Canadian Championship consigned her to the 1947 All- I Junior 3-year old 'i0Sd °°rd- "V3, '3‘ 'l°“"“ll- “"117-7W $1750 to W.G. Whitney and Gor-l ‘ °’ "““‘- ‘filing 4-16 P9F¢'9nl‘don w Smith. Milverton. Her 0011 for 742 lbs._of fat on 3X (3 times by Raymondale Yalta was bought er)’- a day milking). On completion of by Gujlben when 3 momh 01¢ He said Canada's export sales this record she was sent to the gold before service age to Harry °l “heal ‘"5 “WT ”“°‘-”“°d “’ All-Canadian consignment sale in Hall 9 son or Hamsmn and em“ 12 per cent of the country's total 3°‘! W“ °“”'h35°d l0!‘ 52: monlhs later went to the Hamilton °‘p°”5 :32‘ b%°rb:uethnNl;iualven.ndMa‘1emoise Unit, he was Eglantiers Apollo. gignlom e a e w ' ’ . -ow for we when day. of .23 n.?§§"i't‘.'"il’i.’.°.‘i'.°.ii".".‘rI.".f.'.'..Z?."1.i§ in con"-st he --d~ Us whw ‘° H 1- GNP?” 81008 With her resold her two years later to i(.A. sues fbmlld “"0"” lo only ' ¥¢N"0ld lull 8lSl¢!‘. Abegweit lHammond of Moorefield along ‘small mcuon 0! mm exports" K9995‘?-'» 1' Wh° brought $750. ‘ with two daughters. One daughter ‘vow lN;rE§FE:f:::m In 9€Dsa e ater made the honor ‘w'l . ve e n uvenir . ' “ll find Produced a total of 101,- :yf!n?ol’OmE.lI.l.( Jciaomehlllinrilfl ken "°”“°°d 091- 3 the United States "5 lbs mm“ 3354 lbs ill in SiX‘and one by Summit View R.A. “edged ‘O "old interfering mm lactatlons. ‘Vale to flloordene Farms at Bres- Emma] comm”-ma] c-h“me'ls 0! Mademoiselle has made the lau where she has made 15.636 filinalflsansngeififi mg 0‘ nfiws now because she has won a milk, 3 51 pc. a-M fat. Her nest -.1-ms 1' an example of ho“ we isually manage to deal with se-

i A

stocks abroad! has cut severely into wheat exports by Canada. the biggest import customer for Uni- ted States products, Smith said

Text of Smith; speech was pro-

sent owner. D G Gething. Orton. mede Argo Sovereign Boy. one Ontario. She has an B-lactation going to the Mexican Department total of 154.414 lbs of milk, 5579jo[ Agriculture and the other to lbs fat for an average test of 3 61 ‘.1. Lincoln Dewar. New lerth. P-0 iP.E.l. Iler daughter by Elmcroft tShe madled thehhonor list as a Mon-O-Grand went to Colombia wo year 0 wit 20,567 lbs mllku . _ 729 lbs fat, for a test of 3.54 pc and I and she not‘ has a 'vea.r °".l son reached her peak at seven years by Illehee l-ond Jewel Ring in the with 26.817 lbs milk. 985 lbs fat Gethimz herd Where she Went y. for a test of 3.67 pc. Both of these from the Hammond Dispersal. 1 Canadian exports to the United

' States are made up mainly of raw 7 materials essential to US. indus-

Srnith said American com-

have failed to give sufficient con- sideration to the fact US

manufactured products in direct

For National Conference ""l>P°$° 5'99" Be W

One hundred leaders in health. on Nursing t In Ono a government. nursing and allied Purpose of the Conference is OTTAWA (C-p,__A major p,0_ will gather at the University of facing the nursing profession in as Canada-S na.,0sa1c,,pna1 was aria‘: first national Couference_will be the future need for more A Be” pamamemary assist.

nurses. their standards (ll\C1"-.l'€ am to Finance Mmme, Donald ‘and edpcation. and the effect on 1.-lemma, l

Hi-Y clubs me“ ‘“ “"5 3‘,’V°”‘'"°“‘'’‘“P'; Mr. Bell, Progressive Conserv- El Off‘ *’°.:*:.?...':.°:.-:-'-:.;.-.':"..:*-"°; member of C------t , - ‘C 3 ""995 for Carleton, made his sugges-

ect Icers ;":'lP"‘;l"°ld}f"13"*l l°r m°r° “la tions in a resolution on the Com- The Eleven Hi~Y Clubs of medbzcifémuiilof5fil§“lf.so4f°.;mC§',§°,'“°"* Md" paper‘ 1.‘ ’pp°a.’_ ‘ Charlottetown Y_M'C.A. havehdian Conference on Nursing inifew days after Prime Minister

;Diefenbaker told George J. Meri-

h ‘It. r ii" ~ - - announced [Q rem I O ‘emthe Lama‘ my‘ T°d'y' ‘h."'°;raith f tawa West) that it

recent elections of officers for ere approxjynately regm. their l‘€SP<-‘<‘1iVe Clubs l0r_ the ored nurses in Canada, or one $357-58 ;:B.lO}I]l. Tll:eefOll0lWln§dI‘Il- nurse for 9‘-my 235 popum,0n_‘

mem rs ave n eect to 90,000 EEDED ' . executive positions In their clubI.: On the basis of predicted popu-,! - ",l,,r,',d,Bf']§e,‘;°:‘,’,',‘;"°" ,p,;,°°°S°§

Clubi‘ K8993 Phl1- _Pl‘€Sld€!ll.«lation_ more than 90.000 nurses ::.:vergi:1eR,.ee,? b,,‘,’":p,.o:,0°$,', IcPherson._V1ce Pres!-, will be required by 1980 to main- park system circling the capital. dent. James Mac.\utt. Secret tain this ratio. But growth In de-.

with national capital plan busi. ness this session.

ltry, he said. ,

Two P. E. I. Nurses Leave :,

A9.-..n‘.nf on I Set, NOV 2. 1957 1110 Guardian P110 3

‘cles. Of the seven persons five were drivers, one was

;Tbe number of fatal

i The figures released ,responding period in pearing in brackets

Number of Fatal (7). Number of no

I Accidents

lerty damage only 1 ' I149: ‘tal number of accidents for period 218 (234).

Number of persons killed

(7). number of persons injured

119 4120) Estimated propert 'damage $96,068 4109.813»

,passenger and one a pedestrianf. accidents in an address prepared for a San is exactly the same as for the 33’ '31 79‘ Canadian Sale when she sold at Francisco world trade luncheon.‘cori-esponding period last year. are as- vided to the press belore deliv-l follows: with figures for the cor-‘ 1956 ap--

ac- last year and are of ut- cidents 76 f78I. Number of Ac-‘ importance to Canada’. cidents in which there was prop-

3a To- the

Num-

wl“°' w"‘°'““ll Seven Traffic Fatalities In I P. E. I. For July,

agreement reached this month on' Seven persons were fatally In- American surplus wheat ma.rket- lured in Prince Edward Island during the months of July. Aug- ust and Sqnerrber, according to seven _a statement of accidents lasued U.S dumping of surplus wheat :by the Registrar of Motor Vehl-I

killed

Aug., Sept.

cilents 331 (306). nunbe vers involved 30 (366). (5)

five were drivers.

. was a a a teen (I10) injured (53) were drivers,

were passengers

cyclists.

Out of one hundred.and

ber of vehicles Involved in ac- r of dri-

persons fatally lnéured.

one

was a passenger and one ' h

‘ll

nine- . fifty three fifty four (54) . seven 47) were pedestrians, two (2) were bicy- clists and three -(3) were motor-

Again a large percentage of

these accidents happened during

7 .

siv 7 conditions. Improper

.V

the daylight hours, on a straight road, under a dry road surface and good road conditions. with the quintet of violations which account for the great majority traffic accidents namely: Exces ' Speed too fast for passing. following too closely and failing to yield the right-of-way. being present in mostly all cases.

He asks that landowners within ithe area receive adequate com-

‘pensation for their property

‘ Among projects recommended‘ “ms economlc problems be”-een by .\lr. Bell are a new union rail-. us when mey M-is,_" Sam 5m,;_h_ way terminal ,bridges across the (‘Oil

plaints against Canadian tariffs structlon of a new defence head- Townsliipg . . ship- and new parkways along the Ot-i merits into Canada are largely tawa River and across the city‘ . He also pro- competition with Canadian indus- poses federal assistance to elim- tr Ottawa

Ottawa River at two points

quarters in Nepean

,from east to west

inate pollution in the

River.

VISIT BY BROWNES NEW DELHI IAP . Brow without portfolio. and his wife rive "riday for a four-day visit

They will call on Prime Minister

Nehru, Vice-President Sravepall

Radhakrishna and Finance Min-

ne. Canadian minister- ' ar-

J()HA.\'NESiBURC-

poned flights by Britain's Comet burg from Lon time last week. T Company said