,.-DANCE which was to be held in Murray Harbour North on Fri- day, September 17th, has been cancelled. '

....-rs!!! VALLlYFIl:LD-Orwell congregation. services for Sunday. Sept. 19: Valleyfleld 11.00 a.rn.: Kilmulr 3.90 p-m.: Orwell Head 7.30 p.m. A. C. Fraser. minister.

.."l'!!l UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA.-Murray Harbour Charge Minister. Rev. H. C. Mscdougsll, )3. A., B. D. Little Sands 11 a. m. Murray River 'I p. in. Murray 1-lei-. bour, cancelled.

,.'GEOBGETOWN PASTORAL CHARGE.-United Church of Can- ada. services for September 19th. ii a. in. Sturgeon. Sunday school 10 a. in. 230 p. in. Milltown Cross. '7 p. in. Georgetown. Rev. W. A. Paterson. Minister.

....'PBESBYTEBIAN Church of iianada ssrvlcos, Sunday. Sept. min. Montague. morning worship 11:00 s.m.. evening service 7:30 Iilll.. Sunday school 10.00 s.m. cardigan St. Andrews. 2.30 p.m. nnv. D. A. Campbell, minister.

.-QIONTAGUE Pastoral Charge, inn United Cnurcii of Canada. lbw. J. M. Fraser, minister. Sun- (In). Sept. 19, Rev. E. C. Evans is in preach t these services. Lower Montague .45 a.m.. morning ser- um-. Montague 11.00 am. morning sci-vice and Sunday school.

..'CHURCH OF CHRIST. The l.ui-dis Day. September 19th. At Montague: 10 a. in. Bible School for all ages. 11 a. in. The Lord's Supper and Preaching. At Murray River: ii a. m. The Lords supper and Preaching. Sermon by R. T. Norris. At Murray llarbour: 6.00 p. m. Bible School and the I.ord"s suppei. Combined Evangelistic Ser- vice at Montague Church of Christ at 8.00 n. in. All welcome. Kenneth Norris, Evangelist.

..'MONTAGUE UNITED BAP- '1lls,T PASTORATE. - Rev. Row- land (3. Hill. 9.4? s.. in. Montague Sunday School. 1.00 a. m. Mon- ingue Service. 200 p. m. Sturgeon Sunday School. 3.00 p. m. sturgeon Service. 7.30 p. in. Murray Harbour service followed by Communion. 730 p. m. Murray River Sunday School will hold a Rally Day Ser- vice of recitation and song.

..'DEATIl REGRETTED - Her many friends in Southern King's (Ioiinty regret to hear of the death of Mrs. Harvey, widow of the late Lawrence Harvey of Alhambra, California. Mrs. Harvey was the former Mary Jane Crichton of Murray Harbor South. She leaves to mourn two sisters, Mrs. Hen- rietta Reynolds of San Francisco and Mrs. W. A. Johnstone of Mori- tague. Her only brother. Alexander Crichton. predeceased her several

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Friday. Sept. 17. 1054 The Guardian

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..-J. A. cannu s. Opto- mel-rllt. win be a sat from his Office. Saturday. "14 Mondllr. September rota.

'PABlBn or GEORGETOWN. 30-Y 'ri-inity. (Anglican). sundsy. September lath. Fourteenth Sun- day after Trinity. 11 s. in. Morning Prayer and Sermon. Rev. W. G. Hon.

-JUPTON Gospel Chapel, Dun- d--. Sunday school 10.30 ..m., Lords Supper 11.30 n.m., r-venln" service 7230 p.m. Mr. Hownrd Hunt of Toronto will be speaking and singing at Sunday morning and evening service. Be sure and hear this gifted young man on his short visit with us.

....'l:NGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon MacDonald of Montague wish to announce the engagement of their daughter. Shirley Sadie to Garry J. Hanson. son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence

Hanson of Nulcon, Ssslc. wedding to take place November 6th in Nalcon. Personals 'The many friends of Mrs.

George Clary. Whim Road, are pleased to know that she is much improved after her recent illness.

..'Mr. Robert Stewart and Mr. Vernon Nicholson. both of Whim Road. were visitors to Charlotte- town on Thursday.

'Schools of the various districts were closed Sept. 9 and 10, to en- able the teschers to attend the annual teacher's convention. which was held in Montague.

Hospital Ass'n Meetings Conclude

SAINT JOHN, N. 3.. (OP)-"A revision of the moral code for hospitals is being undertaken by a commission of theologians." the 30th annual conference of tho Mar- itime cstholi: Hospital Association was told Thursday.

Rev. Henri Legsri. Ottawa, ex- ecutive director of the Canadian catholic Hospital Association, said the commission will present its final report to the episcopal oom- mitteo on hospitals.

Father Legarl described an "in- stitute on moral problems" held in the archdiocese of Regina this year. Those at the sessions includ- ed 25 physicians, 30 lay nurses and 30 chaplains.

The Maritime association. end- ing its annual meeting. decided to conduct a similar institute at a date to be set.

The executive will continue in office for A second term. Rev. Sis- ter st. Hugh of Charlottetown is president.

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Following are the results of the dancing competitions afternoon at the Provincial Plow- ing Match at Dundas:

Men's Step-dancing; 1. Gerald Clsrkin. Peskes Road: 2. 0'Leary MacDonald. Little Pond; 3. Ervin MacLeod, Mount Hope.

Boys Step dancing: 1. Ross, Lr. Montague.

Girls step-dancing: i. Jeanie Campbell. Dundas; 2. Louise Shep- pherd, Cardigan Head; 3. Sylvia Macbean. Cardigan North.

Ladies step-dancing: 1. Viola Sheppherd, Cardigan Head; 2, Mrs. Howard Fouchere, souris: 3. Mrs. Garfield Mallard, New zea- land.

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yesterday

Well Known Murray Harbor Resident Dies

....'The death occurred at the P. 11.1. Hospital on Wednesday. Sell- tember 15. oi Mr. Barry 3. Hugh of Murray Harbour at the age of so years.

Harbor. Also leit to mourn his passing is a sister Myrna. '

Barry was well known through- out King's County and also the 15- land. particularly in the field. having been a member of the

the Murray River baseball team for several years. Aiwaygs his team

respected his spirit ship. co-operation and competitive-

ness.

During the past number of years he was associated with his father in operating a large general store at Murray Harbor.

All will join in extending deep- est sympatny to the family in their sad bereavement.

The funeral will be held this of- ternoon.

Results Of Horse Show Al Dundas A

Following are yesterday's results oi the horse show at lhe Provinciai Plowing Match at Dundas:

The deceased is the son of Mr. , and Mrs. Silas Hugh of Murray '

sports i

Murray Harbor hockey team and ,

mates and opponents admired and , oi sportsman- . -

Draft mare or gelding born i953 -i. John D. Morrison. Georgetowii Royalty. I

Draft mare or gelding. born 1951 -1. Preston Bryenton, Rollo Bay; 2. Frank Coffin, Rollo Bay.

Draft mare, foal at foot-i. Pres-

ton Bryenton, Rollo Bay; 2. Neil Rnss, st. Peters.

Draft foal oi l95iSl. Preston Bryenton: 2. Neil Ross

Draft stallion any age mg.-l

Roland Sanderson.

Draft mare or gelding over 1400 before 1951-1. Cliiford Townsend, Rollo Bay.

Draft mare or gelding under 1400 born before 1951-1. James Mallard. Gowan Brae; 2. Malcolm cdnpbeii. Cardigan; 3. Malcolm Campbell. Cardigan; 4. John D. Morrison, Georgetown Royalty.

General purpose more or geldlnx born before 1951-1. Harold Taylor. Upton; 2. Frank Coffin, Rollo Bay: 3. Frank Coffin. Rollo Bay; 4. Al- lan Blaisdell, Dingwells Mills.

General purpose mare or gelding born since 1951-l. Neil Ross, st.

peters; H ,2. Maurice McGillivray. Cardigan. - Plow team over 2600 lbs.-l.

Charles Taylor. Upton; 2. Charles Shepherd. Forest Hill.

Plow team, 2200-2600-l. William Taylor & Son. Strathcona; 2. Wylie Taylor. 3. Borden Hunter.

Plow team under 2200 lbs.-i. Harold Taylor, Upton; 2. Wylie

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