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non 5'"9d' and Mrs. Walter Mathe-

II. S. Henderson .w.w. G. Barbour. Ltd. o,aonMrs. Ella Cununinu oj)-G. Gordon otoomnrenton llowstt .w.a.&-lg. W. W. Reid m,.Mus Suzanne Bren m..uu. J. A. Lawson no-Mrs. G. M. .00-Mrs. J. shA Clark

ouph ama . . J. M. Mu:-toy pipxenneth Richards .m.J. A. Webster ,oo-Michael's Grocer! mhvr. G. D. Steele .09 h: Mrs. C. S. Drew. Mrs. "1; acltensie. M11 3- 5- uich, Charles Newsoll. MP Old mlnuis Carson.

Mrs. J. A. uhgr; Mrs. Gordon Stewart. ,3; nichard. M i ' '

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. , Mrs.-F. Long. G. E. Bur- si. Korrey's Grocery. Munro" er . ezch: Mrs. J. N. Large. Mrs. 1!. Wise. Mrs. E. V. Bell. Mrs. ai-les Edmonds. Mrs Blots And- W, Mrs. J. P. Hooper. Mrs. Pope 1-, Mrs. H. B. Saunders. Mrs. , g. Reeves, Mrs. L. G Gillespie, c, MacKay, Mrs. Richard T. ,mmn, Mn. Allison Jewell, rs. S. French, Mrs. Elmer Proud, rs, Herbert Thorne, Vernon um, Mrs. Lorne Stewart. Loran agllan, Gordon Kerr. Miss itle Pickard. Mrs. J. Webster. s. James MacDougali. Mrs. eanor Stewart, W. Lord. Mlas ms Harper, Gordon Wellner. rs, Harrison James. Mrs. Max rgess; Mrs. (Dr.) Pethick, Mrs. therland MacLean, Mrs. A. J. mn, Mrs. Penna Moore. Mrs. eison Jordon. cents each: Mrs. Howard Hobbs. 9., Fred Chandler. Mrs. J. 1!. an. R. A, "ouston. ngworth Ave. .00-Arniast Ltd. .00-Mrs. Champion .m,-galew Method-Cleaners 00-Mrs. W. L. Jordon 00-Mrs. W. ll. Aitken 00-Mrs. 'l'. G Ives 00-Chandler Bros 00 each: Mrs. Skillicorn. Mrs. me Callback, Walter Burhoe,

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Miis Etta Coles. 'l'he Misses Mr

Alan Andrew. Mrs. Miss

Carson.

Brighton Ave. 350.00-Mrs. A. B. Fisher 82.00-Mrs. M. Forsythe 31.00 each: Mrs. Mrs. Larabee. P.E.!. Hospital.

pita 85.00-Dorothy Easter

Johnston, Mrs. P. W. Lucelle Turnbull,

Ferguson. Helen Crosby. 81.50-Neil MacDonald Slade-Lorne Clerk -

red Thompson.

lrma Holmes.

Wakelin. l(a.v Webster. 00 cents-Helen Denrlieton.

40 cents-Fenner Stewart. Dixon .

Ian. Mrs. C. Ii. Foster. Mrs. A.c. Cox and Miss Laura Cox, Mrs William Beer. Jean Sellar, Mrs. B. E. 01 Rogers. Mrs. Donald Macmillan. s. Myron R. Bell. Mrs. S. 8.

J. '1'. Davies,' 30.55-IAuxllIl'Y Staff P.E.I. Hos-

85.00-Dr. George F. Dewar 52.00 each: Gail Prowse. Betty Currie. Edward McNevin, Frank McNevin, Anne Jenkins, Elaine Campbell. Florence Mac- gsn. Audeth Dixon Lois Mac- nald. Mary Fullerton, Archie McKenzie. Charles I-line. C. F. Archer, B Tweedy. Mrs. Roger

81.00 each: Jessie McNaughton, Jane McAssey. Margaret Good- win. Ruby Oantwcll, Doris Coles, Nadine Dignan. Shirley Lewis. Mrs. Evelyn McLane. Mrs. Freds Mac- Kinnon. Charlote Fraser. John Gor- don. June Dickson. Mrs. W. P. Bruce. Mrs. Roland Beaton. Thresa McAulev. Mae Mncl(lnnon. Mild- Shlrlie Stearns, Hattie Mat-Laine, Ethel Stewart, Merv liasard. Frances MacMillsn. Miss Coles. F. 6. Kennedy, .1. E. Machsod. Lowell Phillips. Hudson McLeod. W. G. Clark. Anonymous. Stanlev Jackson. Mildred

30 cents each; Thelma MacFher-

son. George Crawiord. Mrs. Silas

Chappell. Rea Jenkins. John Keat- g.

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15 cents-Doreen Sanderson. Albina

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Miss Anne Marie Forest. - 54 Victoria Street.

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Mr. P. A. Parent. sill Bayard.

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Kenslnnon P. E. I. (12 Pair Nylon. Bose)

Mr . N in V nuns, R.'C. X. F. 8- Greenwood. N.l. Pair Nylon Hose)

Mrs. Plorrle R. Shanks. Orornocto. Sunbury Co.. N. I. (12 Pair Nylon Hose)

Mrs. Grace Hudson I39 Duck-worth Street. a St. John's. Niid.

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BAZAAR

THURSDAY

HOPE RIVER

every day its blast oi artiiicial rain and heat

howtbaywillstanduptoB.C weather.

GRADING PROBLEM

throw out sub-grade truit. line before it's sent on to the R. C

ialle out of three.

searchers. NOTED sCIIl:NTle'I'

at the University at Toronto an ing atomic physicists.

his day evenly between the council partment in Canada.

committee currently

000.000 around the campus.

I

with basic principles."

To AID CANCER RESEARCH Top iundamenial

WEDNESDAY and

October 19 and 20

synthetic compounding

phats.

mel or cancerous cell growth,"

SUPPER AND GAMES

Dr. says. And at the '.;.rgain-basement price of 36.000 a pound.

they are subjected to giving the snanuiacturer an idea oi

In another corner he finds a machine which grades apples by color. The problem is to make it

Researchers test aviation gaso-

A. F. up north. or develop a new type oi anti-treeu tor a manuiaet- Lrer to place on the domestic mar-

t

The council took at per cent oi the odor out of 3. C.'s kraft pulp mills and fought the marine toredo -a scagoing termite-winning tow

The mouse-trap inqulrer will see the people who found a way to keep iishcrmen'a bait tanks irom corroding and others whose work in organic chemistry is being watched by leading cancer re-

Heading the council is Dr. Gor- don Shrum, tall scientist who was born in Smithviile. Ont. educated

became one of Canada's i i- D. ll. Shrum. 59, tries to divide

and his Job as head of the physics the largest theoretical physics de-

Hls spare time is divided among M committees to which he be- longs, one of them the building considering plans to spend 8,000,000 to 810.-

"Besesrch to uncover knowledge for knowledge's sake is our aim here." Dr. Shrum says. "Ii it has '10 practical application. all well and

ood. but we are more concerned

development has come from the council's or- ganlc chemists. Dr. H. Gobind Khorana. as-year-old scientist from India. uncovered a process tor the oi the chemical UMP uridine monophos-

Dr. Ktorana has produced by chemical process "one of the most important enzymes vital to nor-

He is best known for his pronounceme atomic-that the

that mass evacuation

bombing attack.

Research Board in

pound. Pulp mills going u

the B. C. coast and iir Alberta will all

lag and testing. Another top project

was a

Francisco. A BCRC

nightmare. with a hu

ed jungle of

less racks of test .

I tubes

Farmers. with high to bacterial iniectlon.

spoiling-the water

hen lays an egg and

for the province," Dr

"Large or email industry comes

hydrogen bomb ' is small potatoes beside the devas- tating power oi hurricanes. earth- quakes and volcanic eruptions;

tile in the event of an atomic

He terms an oxication tower "that eliminates more than no per cent of the odor from krait mills" . the greatest practical development turned out by the council since it was formed out of the War Metals

The obnoxiousl sulphurous odor is cut down by plowing the sulphur back into the pulp-cooking com-

Port Alberni and Nanaimo along

with the BCIIC--developed towers. which were six years in the mak-

UNUSUAL PROJECT!

dertaken for Burrnrd Dry Dock, Ltd., here. The floating drydock was having trouble with toredoes and 'could the council do some- thing?

pound which now protects similar structures in Vancouver, Seattle, Wash., Galveston, Tex., and San

route now to Alemeda to check over a drydock there.

The tiny laboratory-20 ieet by TI feet-where the compound was developed is like a mad scientist's

for water in one corner. a twist-

Then there was the "rollaway s ."

applied biology department. Eggs soiled in the nest were spoiling. Eggs wiped clean as they were taken from the nest were also

teria through the shell into the protective membrane.

The council developed a nest oi sloping wire mesh. Now. when the

claim the fact. it mils from under hcr and behind cunning baffles where she cannot reach it.

IEIIVEI THE PROVINCE "We're the research laboratory

to the public nta on things

would be tu- in

by ed

1914. I

p at Duncan, L

at Edmonton P

be equipped was one un-

special com-

team is en

go glass still tubing and

egg loss due l"'

called on the carried bac-

rises to pro-

. shrum says

well be sitting on the board."

The BCRC operates on less than 3400.000 a year -8173.000 as a pro- vincial grant: 8100.000 ea rn ed through contract research; a 835.- coo NRC grant and another 335,000

The council. which has trebled in size in three years. is governed

wynd and comprising 17 directors drawn from the sciences and in- dustry.

M . Omug. Ztth, .1955. Mrs. Cyrus

ness of several weeks. The funeral service was held Fri. Aug 26th. from the MacLcan Funeral Home and was conducted by Rev. Owen Cochrane oi Clyde River, Hymns sung were "Able With Me", and "Unto the Hills".

Mrs. Partridge (nee Luta Maud Harrington) daughter oi the late John and Marth Harrington, was born in Lower Five Islands, Col. faanty, Nova Scotis on March 29

The early part of her liie was spent in the U.S.A. where she mac- rled the late George Smith. Later they resided at Clyde River, P.E.I. She was married in 1951 to Mr- Cyrus L. Partridge at Charlotte- town. Besides her husband, Mrs. Partridge leaves to mourn live sis- ters an Ada Newton. Lr. Economy, N. S. (Edith) Mrs. Leslie Knight, Souris. Mrs. R. S. Pyne. Saskatoon. Sask.: yiMilliei Mrs. Roxbuty. Mass: (Retiiel Mrs. Alsx springer. Winnipeg. Mnn.; Dean Harrington, Roxbury. Mass: Char-

Randolph, Mass; Clinton. Dorchss-

miscellaneous grants.

a board oi management. head- by trade minister Ralph Chet-

n Memoriam

CYRUS L. PARTRIDGE

Partridge passed away in the E. Island Hospital, after an ill-

four brothers: (Ada) Mrs.

Millie Le Grew.

Dorchester. Mass.; Frank, N.

LEAGUE OF MERCY

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stroeav tasrso

nnounan MEETING at r.'s:.I. Hospital nurses alumnae. Friday Oct. 21 8.15 p.m. at Cundall Home.

ISLAND GRILL. Queen St. dial 5220 serving full course dinners specializing chlnese dishes.

MacDONALD RADIO service. Radio repairing. sound systems. Disc and tape re- cording 130 Kent st. Dial sets.

tar. Mass.

Mrs- Partridge was a valued member oi the Charlottetown Un- ited Baptist Church. and ior many years was active in the "Women's' Missionary Society" and in other phases oi church work. She pos- sessed a kindly nature, and won a large circle oi iriends. This was evidenced by the proiusion oi tiar- al tributes and the numerous mes- sages oi sympathy.

The pallbearers were - Messrs. Reagh MacLean, Parkdale: Lester u Hickox. Parkdale; Sy hoe, Spring Par Parkdale; W. A. Heher MacPhall, Clyde River. In- terment was in the Clyde River Cemete y.

an

Toronto,

at the

Mr. e

amplifiers and

lander. Mr. a

visit to Craig an

Sea Vie

Maclaan and honoring

the Staff oi Mt- Sinai Hospital.

Mrs. Leo Saunders. Prince Co. Miss Edna I..ePage oi the staff A” '" 5" mm” M”-

pii.al. Halifax. spent a short holi- "mu, day with relatives in Charlottetown. u'

Devon, Alta., are being welcomed-i by their many friends to P.E.l.i Mr. MacMiilan is a former

have returned irom a two weeks

Harbour. N. B.

Mr. and Mrs. Thane Adams and, Mr. and Mrs. Winslow Adams oly

where they attended the Duggan and Woodington wedding.

Miss Marjorie Huestis. Doris I-lil-1 on and Mrs. Earl Beaton were- dney Burhoc, hostesses at s k; Edwin Cook. the latter's apartment in Alexan-i dar Drive on Thursday. Oct. 13

marriage takes place the end of this month. .

s your wife have to A

0hlthero'a such a vacant place,i

(mines. we think we hear his nomuh'Tryit tad”! facts

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The Salvation Army IPECIAL EVANGELISTIC SEBVICI

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II-I

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Bermuda, : TONIGHT AT 8:00 PM.

Assisted by Brigadier and Mrs. W. Walton and Major A. Brown

This will be his tint official visit. 5 All are invited to attend this service.

w returned from Halifax!

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