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'OUR NEWS B

, MONDAY Maritime Central Airways an-

nounced this week that it has tamed another record year in 1953 with figures for passenger and charter tralflc It new high levels.

The Company during 1953 car- riod 65.000 passengers and 4.24.3 tons of goods over approxirnat'.'lY 3,000,000 miles. The ton mileasze figure. increased from 1,240,690 ton-miles in 1952 to 1,539,813 toil- mlles in 1953.

was the

"operation Friendship" atoendcd

occasion for a largely inter-group rally at the various Young People's Societies of the city churches. to meet. at the Y.M. C.A. last evcning, following the regular church services.

The gathering, which was spon- sored by the Young Adults of the Y.M.C.A,, was the sccoiid in B. scr- les of meetings which are held annually. Rev. A. F. Macbean of Trinity U1'lllPd Church was

welcomed the parents and friends of the nurses who were present for the capping. To the student nurses he tendered his best wishes for their future training and ex- pressed the hope that they would see fit to remain with uli after their graduation. -

THURSDAY

One of the longest lists of nominations in I civic election in several years was taken yester- day by City Clerk James Fuller- ton in preparation for the elec- tion February 10. There were several surpriscs for onlookers.

Minor J. David Sleuart, D.S.0,,i nominated to succeed himself. He: till! he opposed by Mr. M. Alhan, Farmer, Q.C., present chairman' of the Police Committee.

A long list of six nominees for the positions as Commission:-rs of Sewer: and Water Supply filrd papers. There are to be three elocted. Mr. Stewart Ives of the

special speaker for the evening and took for hlb subject, "What, shall I do to inherit eternal life?

present Board did not rr--nomin- air, nor did Mr. W. D. Gillis. but

city schools and Academy on WednesdIY Thursday of this week.

The program was under the direction of Ptlaiic; Health and Miss Alice Trainor.

One of the films was

Notre Dame l and l

l'Food f or

good nutrition. 1 . , . v BIRTHS 1

on January 35. 1954, to Mr. In Mrs. Walter R, Ladd tnee Junelh Marie Campbell), I. daughter, Clicrvl Dawn.

TIERNEY-AL New Haven on Fri- ay, January 39, 1954. Mrs. James Tierney (nee MoGiiinl 3. son. . ROD!) -At the P. E. 1. Hospital Jan. 29th. to Mr. and MN, J. Gor- ' don Rodd, North Milton, a son, James Bruce.

Mrs. Jolui Emerson MncLean. Park-

llic other meniber II. Roy BcVan., rr-ntra('lor. St. Priors

dale, a daughter.

T HE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

UDGET for OUR SATURDAY sUBscRiBi;Rsl

iield.Qucbec. in the Trinity United Church on November 1st. 195:. by the Rev. Mr. Baugh. Joanne El- carried out Iine Sheremeta of Edmonton. Al- berta. td LA . Ivan Lewis Murphy nurses. Miss Bessie Beeiulof Bummarside, P. E. I.

DETT

Freddy" explaining Canada's FOJdlYOULAN1).-At Up Rules and showing the effects of, Charlottetown. Clement Youland in his 92nd year. lBlR(!H - At Boston Hospital on January 30, 1954, Miss D. A. Louise

Ja

-:-m-m”w”'"-of-To-1' lBi:'ch. LADD-At Mon.ton City Hospital f,AAwll0&In the cm, Saturday. Jan. 30th Miss Marion Lawior in

er 55th year.

TAPER-At North Granville. Jan. Illst, 1954, James A. 179th your. 10 Mr. and IBOLGEB-Suddenly at the Chair- D0"9mYilottetow'ii Hospital on Saturday, thin. 30, 1954. Thomas Bolger of Hope River in his 'l.'ith year. GALLAGHER - At County Hospital, Jan. 31, . I James Gallagher in his 4.'lrd year. Mac-LEAN-Al. the P. E. I. Hospital! M.cu.;,5N-M me 33,1, on Thursday, Jan. N, to Mr. and. 1,31 on

Friday. Ja

1 infant daughter of Mr, 1John Emerson MacLean of Park- Road. did.!Ao.ms - At the Prince Edwardl dale,

HS

per Queen St., n. 30th. 1954

Taper in his

the Prince

1954.

Hospi- n. 29th. Mary, and Mrs

only the 1.ulli- 1:llm.li-n nfp fllhwcgirp iwiuinations receiwrblslaiid ilospital on January 3ol1i,,M.c”;opLM cmioden on Mon. Cll:li:lt)lli'itIiui1- and Smut Dill!-r:4bl('l a) View H1059 01' Hugh,-Vi-,l951, to -Mr. and Mrs. Earlel any. Feb. 15;, Alumnae; Macimod stans lim-or-lly l1.'nl' maul: ap-,. iiiipsonx merrhant. 22 ltest Adams, City. 8. daughter, Phyllis in his gem ye” nliratiriii For Hit" l"im'iiit'l;il liiziiiizi 217101: tilarlvs E. lvorth. barber, Loletta sl.EN(-EB.gsudd'Cn1), M Ham?” Fcsllxnl ulilrh isotiiil or(llil.1i'il,i', l: 3913110111 Street; W. L. Mac-l'I'0WNSHENI) - At the Souris on Mnndm. 1.-Cb In Dm.mh,,i he hold horn on tho fur-L 'iiiiW"Ha. Plumber. 74 MCGill AVE-lK()5pil.al, Friday, January Nth. (glnnley) encmf ,n'h,.r 42"?! ill.-ml. To Fnllllriy ulvh the 170- rue: David In MacKinnon. plum-11954. to Mr. and .Virs. Clilforcl Vim. in million lirnmil 1-imilx-nl rnglilminiis. licr. 2.12 Richmond Street; and E. Towiishend of Rollo Bay. a daugl1- bIL.ry.. A; the pl-mu Coumvl it is nN'"wH;V I-I il'W0 NW0" 3-3” L in C”””5""v "Wed. 227 Pownuliter, Nora Eileen. 8 lb 3 oz. Hos ital on Monday Feb'ua"' lst i plats hcforp an :uliiiili:allii' irilll9lI'f'9l. M3cM1LLAN ,g AL Victoria Hosm. D " C '3 '

come to the I'rnviiiv'r and A win-l, nrr is selrclr-II tn cmnpctc in the;

Dominion Festival.

An interesting joint meeting of voluntary health orzaixzzations was held Friday afternoon in the Health Centre. Represented were the Red Cross. Polio Chapter, Cer- ebral Palsey Parents Association, Rotary Club and Department of Health. The occasion was the visit to the province of Mr. K. S. Arm- Itiromz. executive d1'rector,of the Canadian Council of Crippled Chil- dren. The above organizations all have I direct interest in the treatment and rehabilitation of handicapped children and the meeting provided an opportunity for In exchange of views and an outline of the Ictivities of each agency.

TUESDAY

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Mrs. Thomas Corrigan was elect- ed president of the Charlottetown Ladies Auxiliary Canadian Legion at the annual meeting held hut. night. at the Legion home. Other dffiotfl named were: Patroneas, Mrs. T. W. L. Prowse: honorary Resident. Mrs, A. B, Cosh; past president. Mrs. J. T. Davies: 1st vice preddent, Mrs. Russell Rop- C; Ind vice president, Mrs, Ar- thur Guinckm; secretary, Mrs. Tony Otllunt; Troosurpr, Mm. Kip Rughns. Members of the r-xeoutive

A member of the Verdun, Que-l

.bcc. Lions Club. John Carlin, was

the guest speaker at the semi. monthly dinner meeting of thel Charlottetown Lions Club held ati the Queen Hotel last evening un- der the chairmanship of Lionl Stuart Johnson. Mr. Larry Fyfc of Toronto was also a guest It last night's meeting while Glen Cotton was introduced as I new member to the local club. l

Mr. Normun W. Lowther "35 I-Dpointed chairman of the Advisory Board of the Salvation Army at I supper meeting of that organization held at the Queen Hotel on Tuesday. The meeting was preevided over by Brigadier C. Knaap, Division Commander, N.B. and P. 13:. Island.

Mr. Roland MacDonald. Presi- dent P. E. Island Federation of Agriculture arrived home last evening after attending I. group of meetings extending from Mone- ton, to Montreal, Toronto, Hamil- ton, London and Owen Sound, Ont, at which he was privileged to meet and exchange views with the leaders in agriculture and kindred activities from coast to coast.

FBI!) AY

The home of Mr. and Mrs. Har- old Acorn, Pownal, was burned to

Ire. Mrs, B. J. Peppin. Mr.-. Roy Mn.oGill'rvray, Mrs. J. S. W.-llknr, Mrs. J. W. 1'. Maccallmn. Mrs. Anthony Burke. Mrs, H. R. V93- Icy. Mrs. Pearl Van Biipkirk. Mrs. Warren Houston, Mrs, wanton Whitloclr. Mrs. H. .1. Hobbs, Mrs. B. E, Sutherland, Mis Edna Gor- don.

'1 am confident that within I your will be able to do as much for the mentally ill in this Pro- rincn at. the now Centre to be built It Falcnnwood Hospital, .15 is now experienced in the most ad- vanced treatment areas In Can- Irla." said Dr. John C. Th!-rlauu in speaking bnforr the Rotary Club at their Wenklv luncheon at 3!: Gharlottntown Hot:-l yester-

V,

Dr. Thrriaull. who spokr brli-fly M war at introduction to the Iound film on loan from the Mm- tal Health ltutlioritles of C-marln. Wndiit-ed at Essonrlnlo Hosnital in British Collinibia stressed the nnr-d of earlv treatment and the M311 rlcrcentage of currs nbinlncd through mnclcrn rnvtliods Hr .'viv.- rvsted tlmt pezolr should like their problriiis to tho rlui" ll'HV, .- thnn worry lllflllsrlvrs sick. "It is wrong, he lhivl to lrr-op the nuns Iliut to sonicthinr: the lndivlrlml cannnt. cone with when Ira.-lcd rnd exnerlencml nu-rllc-l men arr nvailable to bring the r:-sources of science to liidividmil casrs.”

W-IVZIJNESDAY

In fl p'.ebisoitr hold in multilin- lion with the (ll"" olcrtinn ill Sl'1)1l1'l"l'5id(' yesterday. vntcrs all three wards, by a 27 vote ma- jority, nbolisrd tho Water and Soul-rage Commission. and llili1'IP('l its duties over to the Tmtn Coun- cil. '

Li-II than 50 percrnt of thi- eligible voters cast. vnlirl hal'ots in this civic election and plebiscite.

A Frederii-l.on. N.B. man, Alfred B. Tait. 35 has been appointed Regional Director of Family Al- lowances and Old Agr security for Prince Edward Island to succeed AlIn Nicholson who was recently appointed to I similar position for New Brunswick.

In tho traditional ceremony of cutting the ribbon. Premier A. W. Matheson officially opened the new Mayfair 'I'l1l-atrc before a very large audience It Murray River last night. Speaking to his oonctitumta. Premier Matheacn Ixprxed his delight to be among from again Ind congratulated the people of Murray River on their very progrualve community. He conuiended Mr. E. K. Johnston. on enterprillnx young man. who was respomible for the arm- rn of the exceedingly fine

cube in the village which would

on In added factor in the de- ent of the community.

. Thirteen nludnit nurse: of the Prince Edward Island Hos- Itllreccivcd their mp; It an im- candle llnhtlnc ceremony

It the Cmtlll Home last

i 1 N. '0. Nathan. elicit-vnnii Hospital icon! of Trustees.

the ground late yesterday after- noon while the owners wore in the city on business. Neighbours made an effort to save it but the fire had made too much headway. However, they succeeded in pre- venting it from spreading to the various outbuildings, The house was in the village near the Jenk- ins Cnbins. It was not learned whether there was any insurance. Mr. and Mrs. Acorn and their two children were staying with neigh- bors last. night.

Headed by His Excellency James Boyle, Bishop of Charlotte- iown, several members of the Roman Catholic Church returned to the Island yesterday after be- ing present at tho installation of the new Archbishop of the Met- ropolitan Sec of Halifax, Arch- bishop Joseph Gerald Berry.

Comrade Stan Bryant was elect.- ed President. Charlottetown Branch Janadian Legion B. E. S. L. at their annual mreting hold in the

Clover Club at Legion Head- quarters last night.

The President, Mr.! Leo Davie, brlrfly reviewed the activities of

the Branch during thn year, He referred to the Coronation Cele- i bratlon in which the Branch mem- lbors took an active part, and to llhe various Legion parades, strrs- ,.sing particularly the Remembr- lance Day observance which wit- inr-asod the largest turn-out of veterans in many years.

A good attendance marked thr rmiulnr meeting of the Irwin Christian Fellowship Group held lin.-t iii-rht at Trinity Social Hall.

m.Tlir-, members of the Group were

happy to welcome back Lt. Com- mander John Richards who has lbcen absent on stft duty for the past. two years. Recreations were lied by Stewart Pierce and Roy Purscy and a Bible quiz by Geor- gie Diamond was entered into wholeheartedly by every one pres- ent.

A heavy blaze destroyed a barn containing milking equipment, hay and strain at Mount Herbert. early Thursday morning. It was owned by Mrs. Isabella Driscoll, B. widow.

Mrs. Driacoll awakened at 5.50 am. to see the barn ablaze. with her two sons. Robert and Law- rence, she quickly got to the barn to turn out their 20 head of cat- tle and two horses before the barn was completely demolished at 630.

As I contribution for National Health Week, films pertaining to health were Ihown It the four

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V WHY HAVE ww,sonE gFEET?

1954. Beryl A. Daley, wife of Hnr-.

tal. London, Ontario. on January ry Daley, summe,-side, in her 35m

28th. 1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Edison

. year. : ;f:f,?'”1"3ll- 5 d"FW'- 1191” DOWN!)-Suddenly at 5 Esher St..- - F b. 2. 5. v .. D v ' l COOLEN-To Mr. and Mrs. Doii- hf, 6,,,,,l9,.:,,,..Pm5 F 0"" ml

aid T. Coolen (nee Eileen Lane, Montague), a son, Donald

MacDONALD-At 6 Ambrose s:..l G'1"Y- l on Monday. February 1, 1954, Mrs.

l

8 lbs, 1 oz.. at the Grace Matern- l Lauchlm MMDOMM.

ily Hospital, Halifax, N. S., Jan. llith, 1954. TwEF,l)ii-.!tt the P. E. Island Hos-

Tuesclar.

pltiil on January 30th, 1954, to Mr. year.

and Mrs. Howard Tweedy, Earns- cliffe, a son. . MOORE-At the Prince Edward Island Hospital, 1934, to Mr. Moore, lnoe Bernice Lewis.) a son. EMERSON - In Chicago, Illinois, on January 11th, 1954. to Rev. James Gordon Emerson Jr., Mrs. Emerson (nee Margaret Bon- nelll a son. John Bonnell.

Fab.

CAMFIRON-At Hampton Mrs. Mark Cameron aged 62 years. Edward MMKINNON-At 11 Young Street 1. February 3, 1954. David A. Mac- nnd Mrs. Douzlas Kinnon. in his mh year.

GALLANT-At. his home in St. Gilbert on Wednesday, February 3, 1954, Phlllbert Joseph Gallant in and his 0'lth year. MULLIGAN-At Charlottetown o Thursday, Feb. 4, 1954. Joseph F.

CLAIIIC-At his home in Summer- side on 1954, G. Edgar Clark in his 79th

February 2nd,

STOKDY-On JI-Dually 32nd. 1964. Mulligan, formerly of Klnkqra, in

at New Mount Sinai Hoq)itIl, Tor- onto, to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Sturdy (rice Patricia Clarkln) a son, Emmett Wayne. 7 lb. 51-; oz.

S'1'ECKEL-At Menlo Park, Cali-

1-lilda Coles. R. N.) l. son. MULLEY-At the PE. Island Hos-1

his 84th year.

ST.-MARGARETS w. 1.

Feb. 3, ance, Mrs.

n Macbeod. Miss Macbeod pr

l!il.sie,La.ird. s

Worship service leader was Mrs. W. on and theme. "The Church. on image or the Kingdom". Mu. Blair Andrew read about the four R”: in Europe: prayer by Mm Murray Orr; reading by Miss Anna Stevenson.

Roll call was answered by eight members. Mrs. B. Andrew rcId I. letter from temperance secretary. The ' of the New Year was read by Miss Anm. Btevenson.a.lIo 3 letter rad from Dr. Florence Murray. Two cards were sent. 10 calls made In homes. 12 Jn hos- pital and one bouquet of flowers. For February the leader is Mrs. B. Andrew; lunch, Mrs. Murrny Orr and Mrs. D. Moffatt; heralds. Mrs. Millar Orr and Mrs. Murray Orr; missionary, Miss Elsie Laird.

NEW GLASGOW UNITED W.M.S.

The annual meeting of New Glasgow W. M. S. met at the home of Ml'S. Blair Andrew with the iyrmident in the chair.

Miss Anna Stevenson had charge of the worship service, using the Christmas program. Miss Elsie Laird read in letter from, Alice Alister; a letter was also read from the Maritime Home for Girls. As herald. Mrs. W. Orr read I poem (”Wll1 You Help Us"). There were four cards sent. 26 calls in homes, four in hospital.

Appointnieiits for January Ire: Leader. Mis. W. Orr; lunch. Mrs. B. Audirew and Mrs. M. Orr; her- alds, Mrs. 13. Andrew and Miss A. Stevenson; missionary prayer,Mrs. S. Pnrkiiian. Meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer.

Officers for 1954 were elected: President, Miss Elsie Laird, re-el- cctcd; secretary. Mrs. Murray Orr,

rc-elected; rice - president, Mrs. Davis Moffatt. re-electedl: treas- urer, Mrs. Chalmers Laird, rc-

clectcd; associate members. Mn. Wnrfleld Orr, re-elected; Christian stewardsliip, Mrs. R.W. Stevenson: literatum and monthlys. Mrs. C. S. Dingwell; community friend- ship, Miss Anna Stevenson: lup- ply. Mrs. Warfield Orr; temper- Blair Andrew: sinking fund, Miss Ella Semple; press, Mrs. Murray on.

.M...M............ SPRINGVALE WOMEN! INSTITUTE On January 2'1, Bpringvalc W, I. met at the home of Miss Edith

.. .

The correspondence consisted of

three thank-you notes, I letter on

health. a bill for music lessons Inrl

a card about the membership for the musical festival association.

The achool committee gave I re-

mmm on January mm W?” '0 lliglncess Ann Women's Institute p0rt.Tl1o next meeting will be held - i - - l o t. Margaret's met. at the home Mr. and Mrs. John S. Steckel, (heel of Mm Thumas Mccmmack,

l

Seven members were present.

Card parties an

and two visitors

mud on January 30' 1954l W Mr" ways and means of helping out

and Mrs.

Frederick W. Muliey,l , Charlottetown (nee Doris French: ,tIE;:, mm school

young ladi

were discussed. es cleaned the

I daugmen M”-y HEEL wdgm l school on the 28rd Receipts and

8 lbs. BECK-At the Montague Memor- ial Hospital on Feb. 1, 1954, to Mr.

and Mrs. Eciwin H. Beck, Char-

lottetown, a daughter, Lilliani Louise.

IIEWAIL-At the King's County

311-niorial ilospitnl, Moiitzigue, on

Feb. 1, to Mr. and Mrs. Sic-war!

Dewar, Montngur, a daughter,

Doliorzlli lVioi'ciit-t-, weight 8 lbs,

6 1,2 o7.s.

MacQUARRlF. -At the Prince

County Hospital on January 28th, 1954. to Mr. and Mrs. Robert w.' MacQuarric uiec Eleanor Mac-

Murdo, Kensington RR.) I son? weight 7 lbs, 14 oos. l IIOLMAN-At the Prince countyi Hospital on Sunday. January 31st,! 1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1101- I man, Summorsidc, it daughter,

Lynn Elizabeth, weight 6 lbs., Oi

02.9. i i lll'GHF.S - At the Charlottetown, Hospital on February 2nd, 1954. to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hughes, Bedford,

11 son. SULLIVAN-At the King's County Hospital on February 1, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sullivan, Montagugl ,a son. weight 9 lbs, 8 out. Mc()IlAlG - In Kingston, on January 26th, 1954, to Rev. and Mrs. Alan Mocuiiig (nee Elizabethl llonuvllr, a son, Alan David. . ',Fl.YNN - At the Cliarlotteimvnl lrlcspitnl on Febniary 3rd. 1954, tot M1". and Mrs. John M. Flynn, oity.l it son. 8 lb. 12 oz. BOWLI-ZR .- At Duncan. Vancou-, vcr lsland rm January 20th. 1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Burley Bowler tnl.-cl Kay MncFiirlane. R. N.l I daugh- ter, Patricia Wynne. Weight 10 lb.i 6'2 07.. 1 Macl'Hl-Jli-At Guelph, Ont., on .laniiary 25th, 1954, to Dr. and Mrs. Kcnnnth )1ncPlu-c, Inee Eleanorl Woodi a son. '1 lb. '1 oz. 1 MARIIIAGES MIcl)()NALl) -- WEST - At the, First United Church, Wetaskiwln,. Alberta, on December 30th, llcleni Bertha West of Eldon and ltibcrti Charles MacDonald of Flat Rlver,l were united in marriage by Rev! .1, M. Parr. MURPIIY-SIII-ZREMI-ZTA-At Lake-

Ontario. l

;fher:Gught T:Be A Law

l expenditures were

tnry showing a. b funds.

read by secre- alance of 321. in

This month members are to be

. entertained on Feb.

16 by Mrs.

James Montgomery and Mrs. Tho-

mas Feehan.

NEW G L:-AEGGIVGCNITED W.M.S.

The January meeting of the W. MS. met at the home of Miss

at the hdine of the secretary. Lunch committee are Mrs. Lester Johnstoiie. Miss Edith

d Messrs Charles MacNeill and Ken-

neth MacDonald.

CARLETON W. I.

-- l The monthly meeting of Carlo-E

trm Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. John Myers on January 16.

Roll call was responded to by 12 members. There was one visitor present. The President expressed hrr thanks for gift of cups and saucers from the nursing -class. The sick committee reported 12 callI made since last meeting. New rick vnnimittoc are Mrs. Frank Qulgley

"Must you always win a

Neighbors

t every game? Theylll never invite us again 1''

By George Clark

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By Fagaiy And Shogcn

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I.

' 2 uusrvz Miss mew

B0 A HIRE?

in. (I'AMr -

MacLe:id, I

and Mn. Ralph Maccauil. New! action! committee are Mn. Ralph Connolly and Mn. John Myers Ind Mrs. John Myers was Isked to get dlctionariu the teachers want- ed for school. Lunch committee for next meeting iI Mn. Nathan Boll, Mrs. Prank Qulgley, and Mn. Alliaon Harper.

Next meeting is to be held at the home ot Mrs. Morley Muttart. It was decided to give 85 to the. Canadian sue the Children Fund. Proceeds from pantry sale held in December wu 850.51. it via decid- ed to let the last of February I; I dead line for sending old woolens and cottons. some discussion took place regarding getting up-I pin! and Mrs. Sutherland, Mrs. Keith Lord and President were appoint- ed I committee to see Ibout same. It delicious lunch wan served and I splendid film of ”The corona- tion" was shown.

,s,....... SPRINGFIELD W. I.

The January meetinl 01 '39 spmuriala Women'I Institute met It the home of Mrs. Morrla sin- chair with an attendance of nine members Ind two visitors.

Mussges of thanks were for remembering an elderly man of the district at Giristmas also for I gift given to : boy of one district who is a patient in the Polio Clinic.

A discumion took place con- cerning a valentine party and it was decided to hold it on Feb- ruary 14. Mrs, John Hogan, Mrs. Reginald Hashim and Mrs. John Hlckox were appointed on the pro- gram committee. Further plnns are to be made at the next meet- ing which is to be at the home of Mrs. Reginald 1-Iiislam. Roll call is to be answered by the name of I tartan plaid and passing in a Valentine, on the lunch com- mittee are: Mrs John Hogan. Mrs. William Haslam and Mrs. Clarence Fiulam, Mrs. Andre-w Hughes in on the school committee and on the program committee is Mm. Wil- liI.m Haalam.