-The strong emphasis that Is- landers of Scottish ancestry have always placed on the preservation nf"ihe traditions and culture of Scotland received an added im- in-ius recently with the establish- nient on May 30th of a Clan Mac- lmd Society of Prince Edward liland.

'l.ike similar organizations In o ler sections of the English- gpcakllig world. the Island clans- : on wiu seek to preserve the kin- izlp. background and tradition of the Clan MacLeod. one of the an-

cient clans whose origin lies deep in the history of the Westerniisles.

The qualiflcatio for member- ship in this society are as fol- Iowa: 1. all persons having the surname of Maclieod, however spelled: 2. all persons directly connected by marriage with. or descended from persons bearing the name of MacLeod; 8. septa or adherenta of the Clan MncLeod as sanctioned by the Lord Lyon.

Three of the executive officers of the Clan MncLeod Society of P.E.I. -are shown above. left to

.. CLAN MacLEOD SOCIETY FORMED

right. W- Sinclair Maclireod, treas- urer; W. C. Macbeod. president;

and Norman S. Macheod. secre- IIl'y- Ian M. MacLeod. city bar- rister who is the society's vice- Dresident was unavailable at. the time the photo was taken. Present plans of the Maclreod clausmen call for a membership nextrweek. to'be fouowed by a clan picnic sometime in August. At a later date the Society in- tends to seek affiliation with the Parent organization in Scotland Guardian

Plate .

Iinnounce Music Exam. Results

'SilcGill University Conservator- ldui of Music: Practical examin- asions; Charlottetown Cesare. re- sults are as follows. reports the Ideal secretary. Miss E. Lillian fliacxenzie, Mus. Bac. F.M.C.M. IEANOFORTE

Erade Nine (Intermediate) Dis- nhcnon Gall Mustard: Honors lav liickox; Pass Susan White-

II P. i Tirade Eight (Lower Intermedi- rm Distinction. Carole Ann Xi chsel and David Large. nade Seven (Junior) Distinct- lm. James Matheson; Honors. Pamela Stewart. Grade Six (Elementary) Dis- nfction, Gordon Full and Bever- lef Breedon: Pass. David Mao-

K non.

rade Five (Primary) Distinct- ion. Claudette Oallbeck. Donald . rge and Linda Clark; Honors. .lIan Auld; Pass. Mary Deleon. F: zabeth Campbell and Anne (34 llanl.

ii ction. Heather MacP'herson and i rgsret Shaw; Honors, Betsy Ive .

Ulsheorelical examination results w I be published later.

:Bingo Hope River tonight Bafegular meeting Charlottetown

Lobster supper cancelled in C)ble Head East Ichool.

itegulsr dance Mount Ryan Hall every Thursday. .

Dingo. Mos-ell Parish Hall Thur- sday.. This week only at I e'- epclr. Jack pot 345.00. ..

jiummaze sale Beta Sigma Phi an Yellow Cab Building. Friday. lyre 1th. SN p.m.

Dance every Thursday llllht Cardigan Legion Hall. Webstsrs oxchestra.

ingo. South Rustico Hail. Fri- rl .7e:.5speclaliMnnsst85.00 bolder jack pot. altinltora School annual alumni

nftfiing Friday. June 7th at 7.30 p . Graduation dance after.

bsnce Traeadie Hall Frld . IN hsponsored by G-H Gig.

Social meeting. Come and meet Angus MacLean and Heath Mae- arrie at Aflon Hall. IN p.m. ursday night; June sthi

ln.-lgned seed order received vxlgh cash endorsed. Poet math

'I'

bably Milton Station. Kindly inward name. Vesseyis Seeds.

Show "GOIDI My Way” SI. PEI- si: Bay. Holy Name Hall. Tues- ri , June 11th. no and Friday. J'ltc Hill. 8.3).

aln dance In Vernon Hall T rsday. June 6. Refreshments

U

I Sponsored by Vernon School 2 lrlren. Come and see Madame

Tfioff.

Robert Vic seen will be hauling 53am to lltshire factory Oil nesday and Saturday. Will back butter on Wednesday and feed on Saturdays only.

III. will take back better Q

Mnrnencing next week and for ' nnnnser months our feed

" use will be open as Toer . Thursday and Friday men only. Wiltahirs Dairy co.

me to Hampshire run Friday

7. no p.nr. and see Prtaee

Road Y.P.U. present their speesavea

rly concert. Mitre Y.P.U.

Error Bars Bride Of Immigrant

..'!'0lION'I'O (CP) - A Toronto chemical engineer says Canadian immigration authorities in India have refused to rectify a mistake they made in examining his bride of three months for admission to Canada and that he will have to wait at least a year before she can join him here.

Kriahan Sood, 30. who immi- grated to Canada in 1953. said he flew to New Delhi to marry his 15-year-old childhood sweetheart last Feb. 25. He gave this account of what followed

Dr. Raj Dogne. assistant to the chief Canadian medical officer in New Delhi. examined his wife and

said she had trachoma. a highly infectious eye disease. and wu not fit to emigrate to Canada.

Mr. Sood had his wife -- ' by two of India's leading eye spe- cialists who gave him mitten af- tidavlts that she was free of the dllelle. Dr. W- Buckles, chief Ca- nadian medical officer. also ex- amined her in a private capacity and cleaned her.

Dr. Dogra re-examined Mrs. Sood. admitted that his original diagnosis was wrong and wrote to immigration attache Allen Gra- hame asking that the error be rec- tlfied.

Mr. Sood said he appealed to Mr. Grahame for another official examination but was told his wife "isn't entitled to another examina-

.n

tlon for a year."

"ring is not Juatuor fair." said

Grade Four. (Preparatory) Dis- l

COMING EVENTS,

ck Preceptory. Friday. I p.m. .

l Dance Millview Hall every Fri- HIM-

feedosfhurei

byth

I I l

9:05 Standard Time

DR. JOSEPH McMILLAN

Who will be appearing on CFCY-TV at

tonight on behalf of

the Progressive Conservative Association.

Inserted by Queen's County Progressive Conservative Ass'n

June Meeting Of St. Dunstan's C.W.L. is Held

June meeting of St. Dunstan's Basilica subdivision of the Cath- olic Women's League was held in the K of C Home Tuesday, June 4th. at I p.m. with the president Mrs. Fred MacMillan presiding and the director, Very Rev. P.F. Migbonnld. opening the meeting w

the usual prayers. 0' Canada W

was played by Mrs. RA. Coyie. The minutes of the May meet.-

ing and the executive meetingi '1

were read by the recording secre- tary Mrs. L.L. Noonan and ap- proved as read.

Curr spondence was read by Mrs James Pendergast and included letters of ecknowledgemem from Very Rev. J.A. Sullivan. Rector of St. Dunstan's University for prim money donated for the clos- ing exercises: also a letter from Miss Beverley Howard thanking the members iorgthe prize award-

Mr. Sood. who returned to Toronto earlier this week. "1 am Iofbldden to bring my wife to Toronto be- cause an error was made by the immigration service."

- rom Il:ael'amT)kon,:'idmsoodwlme: andvisiudrrrinsberrtaylnbo-r

ital.

The tre urer'r report slven by Mrs. M.E. Grifnn dauwed a sub- donations

The following conveners were present and Rave rellori-it Spirit- ual, Mrs. ran. Holland; Girl Guides. Mrs. FA. Corie: Social Action. Mrs. Patirek McI(enna', Citizenship. Mrs. .I.E. Flemming; Programme. Mrs. .I.L. Mcculgan; Press, Mrs. RJ. MacDonald; Ed-

ucation. Mrs. Walter Morrissey

school closings. The Very Rev. Dlreaor spoke

briefly. telling of work done by C.W.L. membership in a Halifax

M. V. FERGUS

Freight will be accepted until noon Saturday, June 8th. for next sailing of M.V. Fergus to St.

John's, Newfoundland.

For space reservation and freight rates apply

to:

GULF & NORTHERN SHIPPING CO. LTD., P.O. Box 232 - Dial 8737

I

ParHwIIIeIhehadvisIedl&

cently.

GUEST SPEAKER

Mrs. P.E. Holland moved the Idiournment of the meeting and U19 President introduced Mr. Lee Corcoran. managin ” tor of the Credit Union league, who gave a very interesting and vs talk on the benefits of Credit Un- IODS and showed the advantages of such an institution lid urged the members, who were in a posi-

ition to do so to support the St.

Dunstan's Credit.Un.ion saying it '5 I iavms institution not a loan

. : Company. Money placed in the - Credit Union is for the

I the People. uu 0

The president on behalf of the membe 3 present the speaker and this was supported by the Rev. Director who added lib Personal thanks.

The Act of consecration closed the meetins and a social hour fol- lowed during which refredrments were served by the committee '3 charge.

Further Red Shield Contributions St. Peter's .............. .. 326.92 Georgetown .... 25.00 Hunter River . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 92.25 Pownal Women's institute per Linda Smith . . . . . . .. 26.00

New Haven women's Institute .

Red Shield Ccmggign

J. D. STEWART

- J. D. Stewart who will be speaking over CFCY Radio or 9:45 Standard Time tonight on behalf of the Progressive Con- servative Association.

Inserted by Queen's County Progressive Conservative Ass'n

place.

Burke Electric

8 Household Appliarrea - Television

DIAL 4021

8199.17 l

In the last report of standing IJY Divisions. the Spring Park Division led by Howard Douglas, the amount turned in by this Div- ision was given as smaoo, Tm; should have been given as 8257.00, bringing this Division up to mu.

Cclses Heard By Magistrate

Charged with unlawful poueas- llccnu III ion of intoxicating liquor. I reai- mulled to -VIII

dent of Mnnrhfield was fined S10.” and costs or 30 days by Magist- rate Gilbert Gnudet on Wednesday Dawning. Another accused. a resi- dent of Johnston's River, was charged with the same offence and remanded for one week. For crest; ing a disturbance in a public place. a resident of Bedford was flnodwfioandeoetsoraodsys. on a similar charge. two residents of Hampton were remanded to June lzh.

Charged with operating a molar

P. E. I. Musical Festival ANNUAL MEETING

Friday. June 7th

at P. W. C. 8 P. M.

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HEAR MR. BENJAMIN ' acorns

SPEAKING ON BEHALF OF LIBERAL CANDIDATES

NEIL A. MATHESON - CECIL A MILLER

CFCY FRIDAY, JUNE 7th

7:00 P.M.-Standard Time

Inserted by Queen's Co. Liberal Ass'n

per Mrs. James Tierney 29.00 l

112 Kent St.

MEETING

The annual meeting of the Law Society of Prince Edward Island will be held on Monday the 17th day of June at the hour of 2 o'clock in the afternoon in the Law Courts Building in Charlotte- town, Queens County. Prince Edward Island.

JOHN P. NICHOLSON

Secretary-Treasurer.

MR. FREDRIC S. MARTIN

Executive Assistant to the Solicitor General

Speaking on behalf of the LIBERAL PARTY

Inserted by Queen's County Liberal A

CFCY

FRIDAY JUNE 7th 9:00 P.M.

STANDARD TIME

-n

l

GASOLINE JUNE 6th mus FRIDAY AND sstuansv I ourv AT ms rouowme 9.20 P- M- l Standard The

l

DEALERS

FREE . BEACH BALI .

WITH EVERY S3.00 PURCHASEOF

WHITE ROSE

WALTER D. MCCDONALD Corner rum Ave. and name at. Clftown

RODERICK MncKENZIE

HON. L. B. PEARSON

UNDER-IIKYY OF STATE FOR

EAL EARS

8PIAIINOONXALIM”I'IlI

LIBERAL PARTY.

CFCY-TV

TONIGHT

Ines-ted by N. I. Liberal Al'n.

NUTRITIOUS JUICE. sums are '

BIRDS nvn: LEMONADE . . . . .

BIRDS EYE

Pint 29c

MAPLE LEAF PU RE

LARD

REGULAR SIZE

CORN SILVER SEAL

MOLASSES

FOR A QUICK MEAL

KAM BUTTER

FRFSII W MADE

I

2 lbs. 45:

KLEENEX 2 pigs. 39c

YORK CHOICE-20 OZ.

CLARKE OVENCROCK

PORK and BEANS

.,.. EYE DEMONSTRATION

A DEMONSTRATION win. an HELD THIS wnnrrnnn or nmns EYE FROZEN Jvrcns. coma IN AND sasrrnn rrrrs Dr:r.rorr'rr'UL.

ORANGEJUICE 2tins35c

2tins33c

PEAS pkg. 27: NEW PERFECTION HONEYMOON

ICE CREAM Hall Gallon 98c

ALL FLAVORS JELLO 3for29c

The Soap for Beautiful Women Lux Toilet Soup 2 bars 27: FRESH IDEAL DAIRY Cottage Cheese 2 plrgs 49:

2 tins 39c quart 33c

IIAZELIRIXII FIRST GIIADH

NEIL A. MATHESON - CECIL A. MILLER HEAR FEDERAL ISSUES DISCUSSED

FRIDAY, JUNE 7th 9.15 P. M. -- STANDARD TIME

l YOU CAN ALWAYS VUTE WITH CONFIDENCE WHEN YOU VOTE FOR PIERCE'S AS YOUR FAMILY FOOD STORE. MAKE IT A HABIT RY SHOPPING AT PIERCE'S EVERY WEEK.

PlEIICE'S GETS THE VOTE

2 iars 49c tin 49:

2 lbs. I.I7 SCOTCH COOKIES doz.40cl mi!-V

HEAR

YOUR

LIBERAL CANDIDATES

ON

CFCY

inserted by Queen's County Liberal Asa'n.

CHOICE GRADE "A"

FOWL

MACARONI E CHEESE

LOAF

FRESHLY GROUND

HAMBURG

YOUNG TENDER

BEEF LIVER

MAPLE LEAF

COOKED HAM

CHOICE YOUNG SHOULDER

BEEF ROAST

FRESH MARKET SIZE

LOBSTERS

.'ilAPLE LEAF

WIENERS ' lb. 4Ic YOUNG TENDER

RUMP ROAST lb. 59:

ALWAYS A FAVORITE PERFECTION

MILK

6 tins 85c

Ib.39c lb. 49c

2 lbs. 59c lb. 39c V2 lb. 55c lb. 39c lb. 59c

JUICY FLORIDA

ORANGES 2 dog. 79: FRESH ISLAND

ASPARAGUS lb. 39: NEW GREEN TEXAS ' CABBAGE lb. 09:

BED RIPE

TOMATOES lb. 25: . GOLDEN RIPE lBANANAS lb. 2i:

l FRESH CRISP PASCAL-EXTRA LARGE

CELERY stalk 25c

PlERCE'S

DIAL S524