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CFA Would Have Gov't Buy Sub-Marginal Farms

necessitate establishing entirely new and special credit facilities that would not only enable the farmer to buy any necessary land. but also essential buildings, ma. chinery. livestock and equipment. on reasonably ' t ms and at low interest rates.

To do the Job would require the fullest co-operation between the federal. provincial and municipal authorities.

The recommendations were the widest and most comprehensive yet but before the special Senate

definitely sub - marginal. there should be a program under which farmers on these lands may be given an opportunity of selling their farms to some public author- ity. and given. too. assistance in relocating in some other farm area or establishing themselves in some other occupation.

The program. the CFA brief said. should follow a comprehen- sive survey of soils. erosion. water resources and control and of the economic position of farmers in various parts of the country.

OTTAWA ICPJ-A public author- itv to buy up sub-marginal farms and assist farmers to move from such land was suggested Thurs- day by the Canadian Federation of Agriculture.

The 400.000-member farm body told the Senate's special commit- tee of land use that rehabilitation of marginal and reorganization of sub-marginal areas "will neces- sarily require a reduction of the numbers of persons farming in

those areas and re-establishment of some families." ”ln the case of lands which are

committee headed by Senator C.

The special rehabilitation pro- lChubby) Power 1L-Quebec).

grams. the CFA suggested. "would G.

Mrs. E. Giddlngs Storm Ilocks i Funeral Held Some Roads In

. rn. n......i of the late Mrs. Southern Kings

Edlar Giddings. Murray River.

V" 5'” "'9'" "30 "URI! NW! A short but Violent snow storm United Church. Thursday. March Wednesday night. which followed 1lst- The service at the church and seven! days of sprig-like weath- HIV0 Wu conducted by the Ros. or. temporarily blocked some MI'- Woolffey. tlkhl M N! 1081. roads is the Southern Klnga ates 3- Tllltolhy. 4:7. "I luv! fought a Thursday. A report from the plow sood flsht. I have finished lllltdllpatcller last night said that course. I have kept It-I faith." most roads had been opened. with Hymns suns were "The lord's plows havlngto eiear the iiigttwnyt My Shepherd." "Good Mall! and from Montague to Vernon River. Gong Mornins.” and "Abide wiui . Georgetown. and Seven Mile iinnti. M9- icuttings on some side roads in ,PIll bearers were: DM. Mac the Murray uni-ttor district had klnnon. Alex Dutney. Royal White. di-med in. and combined with the William F. Macbeod. Geofle FOP rain which tell all day yesterday, iguson and Simon Buell. Flower mm. hnyy u'.VQIIjng rm mm.”-. bearers wen: Russell Buell, John mg.

H. Saunders. John Maclnnis. Archi

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Sgt and Mrs. B). Batcber and tagite Baptist Women's Missionary son Brent. recently arrived in Society vtas held at the Manse on Lower Montague after rnntorlngi March 8th. The devotional period train Whitehorse. vuitoit. Sgt. Hal- was led by Mrs. Leltoy White and cher was with the R.C.A.F. iropened with the Lord's Prayer re- Whitehorse. Mrs. Halt.-her was ajpeated in unison The scripture

member of the nursing staff It the Whitehorse General Hospital.

They will spend a short holiday with Mrs. Hatcher's parents. Mr- and Mrs. R.A. Poole. Lower Mon- tague. prior to sailing from Hali- fax for Europe on March 30th. Sgt. Hatcher has been posted to the R.C.A.F. wing in Soeillgen. Ger- many.

En route the Hatchera will visit Sgt. Hatt-her's parents in England. Mr. George Poole accompanied the

;lesson. Deuteronomy Sit Hi and Psalm If was read by Miss Oriith hlaclman. and Rev. A. M. Roger- Ison led in prayer.

' Interesting and instructiie read- ;ingii on the work of the Baptist ylliissionaries in Angela were read thy Mrs. White and Mrs. Cecil (French and special mention was made of the Lockviood family by Miss Freda Apt. These readings vtere followed by prayer for miss- ttonaries on other church workers by Mrs Thomas Jackson.

H''"'"' ” P'E'I' mm T”L.-"'"”' Mrs. While presided during the

MacLean. and Gavin Maclseod. i . interment was in Murray River School and Union Commercial Col- i .y. ;lege. he was a veteran of World

SERVED IN

of lllorell and Charlottetown. was in llMCS Magnificent for the most unique voyage of the aircraft car- rier's eight-year commission in the RCN. She took Canadian service- men and equipment to the Middle East, returning via the United Kingdom and bringing home R. C A.F- Sabre jet fighters. The ship

EASTERN

TIIE PRESBYTERIAN Church in Canada. St. JOIln.!, Belfast. Services on the Lord's Day 11 a. ni. and 7.30 p.m. All are welcome. ROY. Donald Nicholson. Minister.

ANGLICAN SERVICE in Souris on Sunday March 24th. tLent til Illlly Communion with Sermon at ll it.m.. in the United Church hall,

liuiiatt. Priest-in-charge.

l-IASTI-JR Beef show and Sale Banquet will be held at the Y.M. ('.-i. on April 4th Please Secure tickets at the Provincial Depart- menu of Agriculture. Box 2000. im- mediatcly.

f'tE(lRGl:2TOWN PASTORAL Ciiaiigc. United Church of Canada. Service for March 24. ll a.m. Mill- Ilillll Cross: 2.30 p.m. Sturgeon; 7 itm. Georgetown. Rev. W. A. Paterson. Minister.

.Till-I PRESBYTERIAN Church Q! Lanada. Services for Sunday. ilnrch 24th. are as follows: Mur- F3! Harbor North ll ii.m.. Peters Road 2.30 p.m. and 7.30 pm, my. Pitvonc welcomed. Rev. M. cu-1 Currie. Minister.

MURRAY HARBOICR - Mm. ray River Pas-torztl ('ltai-gp . Th; United Church of Canada Ser. vices for Siiiiilay. March. 24”, M"TliR.V llivcr ll gm Hm; Siintls 230 pm. .lliiri'avHHarl;our

73” Iini. Roy. L. S. w Miiiislrr. oo"rey'

wl""Nl',lT'l'2l)V BAPTIST Church, Wlmdiuic ( itnrgc. Sunday the 24th. ' .1..ucyii ;i.m.. Murray River -i lint. Siiirzron 7.10 pm. with ;;"'XL;fl"rvyIt'.v at 7.l5. Ordinance M Ir, ml"-? 5lIPP0r at the close y it t-toning service. Rev. A. ' ””L'('fKnIi. Minister.

lli(ll:VI(I!D--P.ARTv - The regular llic ll (Md Mr," spunmred by A "illatzuc ('W.L. was held in

iillti” The iatiicsl prize was won mm. is Allan Jamieson and an MK i Iflfllr by John Clair. Lunch

f"”"d by the committee is u:l1P Last WCQI('l wlnnnrg we:-Q i”u.Anl'l':Ill'(BA;I(.)D'I1dl'y bower Mon- mm Holloran. Victoria

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"M lxmlae Duvar. Boston. Mal " '3' lzuest of her sister. Mrs. T- - arneron, M . -

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the arinnurles with a good attend-'

Montague C W L Meeting Held

The monthly meeting of the Montague sub-division of the C. W. L. was held on Sunday evening. March 17th. at the home of Mrs. John Clair with a good at- tendance.

The president. Mrs. Joseph Cal- lahghan. presided amd opened the meeting with the League prayer. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved and the treasurer": report was adopted as read. Corr-zspondence received was as follows: Letters from movie- cial ronvcner of social action: Provincial convener of imigration.

Charge: The United Church of Canada Rev. .I.iti. Fraser. minister Sunday. March 24. l.nuet: Monta- gue: SL45 a.m. -- Moriiing Service and Sunday School. Trinity Church. Montague; 10 am. -- Sunday School. ll a.m. --- Morning Service and Junior Sunday School. Third in the series "People at Calvary". 1.30 p.m. e Mission Band 7.30 p.m. - Evening Scrricc. "A Son and llis Mtitlicr". We welcome you. .

"MAGGIE"

P0 Joseph Kenneth MacDonald.trelurns to the Royal Navy this.

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spring. - P0 MacDonald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacDonald. of Mor- rell. attended St. Dunstnn's Col- lege before Joining the Navy in July. 1950. He is shown on duty in a radio room on board the

"Maggie." National Defence Photo

A complete line of PURINA FEEDS", also custom mixing service is now available at your Purina Feed Store located at-

M. F. MacDONALD WAREHOUSE. Montague

Wars Oneiand Two.

Besides his wife. he is survived by four daughters: Helen, Mrs. Willard Docherty. Montague; Ber- ynice. R.N.. Mrs. Daniel MacKen- izie. Charlottetown; Noreen, R.N.. .Mrs. Michael Connolly. Charlotte- town: Vera. Mrs. Cecil Rice. Car- digan: also three sons; P.0. Cyril. R.C.N. Halifax; Terrence. La- brador; St. Clair. Toronto; oney sister. Mrs. Margaret Lord. Quincy. Mass.. and one brother. John.

Death of Mr. Frank L. Coyle

The death occurerd in the Chat- lottetown Hospital of Frank L. Coyle of Montague in his 63rd year following a lengbty illness.

He was born in Charlottetown. the son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

John Coyle. and received his chm-iottemwn. early educslinn It Queen Square Funeral arrangements will bsi d later.

Society of Multiple Sleroais and the Sacred Heart Program. Mrs. William llennigar offered

to take care of lights for another g V momh. production is expected to increase

A member offered to lake an "Om 155-00010!!! to 8b0Ul- 100.000

article to the next meeting to be p "ml during 1957. loticried. i The next mccting to be held at the home of Mrs- Jerome Power anti the lunch committee will be Mrs. Reg. Henneberry. Mrs. Jos-i, eph Callaghan. and Mrs. Joseph Lannigan. . The niecting closed with prayer. after which refreshments were ( t K

i I sit: INCREASE i Pakistan's annual rate of Jute

served by the hostess. assisted by the lunch committee. Following the mceting a very successful auc- tion sale was held.

TICE

GUARDIAN

HOCKEY Montague rink. Sat- urday. Summerville vs. Montague Prlmrosea.

FREE- Church- of- Scotland Ser- iVICEB Sabbath 24th - Birch Hill. ill a.m. Murray River. 7 p.m. Rev. D. Ross.

VALLEYFIELD - Orwell "Head congregation. services for Sunday,

IT'S THE HAPPIEST YOUR LIFE!

ia.m.: Belle River 3:00 p.m.; Val- leyfield, 7:30 p.m. Rev. F. Mac- Kinnon. minister.

SOURTS - Bay Fortune Pastoral Charge The United Church of Canada. Sunday March 24th Sotiris H0 a.m. Sunday School it a.m. Scr- ivice. Bay Fortune It p.m. Service iRev. Donald A. Sharpe. minister.

THE PRESBYTERTAN Church in Canada. services for Sunday. March 24th: Cardigan. divine wor- ship. 11:00 s.m.; Lorne Valley. afternoon service. 2:30 p.m.: Mon- tague. evening service. 7:30 p.m. on knowing Christ and His cross. 12) "The Magnetism of The Cross" Montague Sunday School. 10:00 a.m. Visitors are always welcome. Rev. D.A. Campbell. minister.

CHURCH of Christ. The Lords Day, March 24. Montague; 10.00 a.m. Bible School for every mem- bcr of the family. Come and learn of the Lord. ii.00 a.m. The Lord's isuppen and Preaching. Sermon. i"The Road to Gaza." Murray Ri- ver: i0.00 a.m. Bible School for all. 11.00 a.ni. The Lord's Supper. ylllurray Harbour: 6.00 p.m. Bible lschooi and the Lords Supper. Com- bincd Evangelistic Service at the Murray Harbour church of Christ at 7:30 p.m. A ivarm wel- come awaits you. Kenneth T. Nor- iris, evangelist.

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