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young boy stone building destroyed by earthquakes which rocked villages in western Iran Friday and Sun-

AS EARTHQUAKES

Rescuers recover body of a-day. Government officials from rubble of althat 952 bodies have been found

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in the wreckage caused by the quakes. This photo was made in village of Farsinaj. one of more

ROCKED IRAN

Arth ’ S. Weeks asked Grace. and

Stolen Car Is Located

A 1951 4-door Chev. owned by

on Tuesday evening was located yesterday on North Market Street,

rside.

The vehicle was u ed

cept for a dead battery which was the result of crossing the ignition wires motor started

Bedeque Men Wind Up Year

The Bedeque Men's Associat-

ning of December 17 wit members present. The president ur Murray presided. Rev. E.

all sat in to a delicious supper pre- pared and served by the ladies of WA. Rev. G.A. owper-

= e . Smith led a sing song with Mrs.

Walter Craig at the piano. The devotional period was conducted by Wilfred Craig. and Harrison Macl-‘arlane gave the church news. Arthur Murray and Wil- fred Craig were appointed to see about slides.

Edison Wright gave his report

J was taken up to help defray the

in the two days of tremors. (AP Wirephoto by radio from Rome).

KhrushchevMakesThrea’rs 01‘ Nuclear Destruction

LONDON (AP) Nikita

ire of nuclear destruction for any West European nation allowing American atomic bases on its ter- riiory.

At the same time he says he wants meetings of Soviet and Am-

WESTERN GUARDIAN

J FREETOWN SCHOOL concert. Freetown Hall. Thursday, Dec. 19

MOASE JEWELLERS are pre- pared for last minutes shoppers.

DR. ZIELINSKI will be at Kin- kora 4.00 - 5.0. p.m. today.

RAYMOND GRANT Optome trist will be in his Tignisli Office Saturday December 21st.

CHRISTMAS Concert. Spring Valley Hall. tonight. Thursday at 8 o'clock.

MOVIE CAMERAS — For a memorable Christmas. Fun the wlfifamily. Only $34. éltile Re Studio and Camera

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CHAMPIONS Pharmacy. Ken- sington electric razors. Sunbeam regular 880.75 for $26.75. Reming- ton $29.95 for $25.95. 10 per -cent all other makes.

HOCKEY MEETING in Cra- paud Rink Friday night. Dec. 20 at 3.30 to draw up schedules for "B" and “C" leagues. l;ach team is requested to have 2 delegates present.

FUNERAL WEDNESDAY The funeral of Mrs. George C. Mc- Beth was held Wednesday morn- ing from her home at Alberton South to the Sacred Heart Church where Requem High Mass was celebrated ‘by Rev. Phelan Mc-

enna. Honors Pall bearers

thews. Silas Matthews. Brydon Smith. Alfred Foley. Merritt Callaghan and Allan Mac- cer. Flower bearers were Mes- srs. Stephen Burke. Gerald Red- mond. Clayton Travers. Herbert Leavitt. Keir Fraser. Roy Fraser and Devere Avery. Interment was in the church cemetery. I

PERSONALS

Miss Leona Hooper of Toronto I! spending the holidays with

:11 her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Les- . lif _ an . . "' “°°W- C" “ 3°*'°°"°~ 11" °""u‘"‘"l-i.'iIiu'.°°'s§i'o'ol 3;: mm encggemm;-; and Candle Lighting _.___.__.._ ..,, . . pixous Professional Cards :'°.‘fi,,.,""‘,’,‘.f“,‘.',",:'f_°,.',.’,‘,'f’.‘,’,'_ lI'ou:ht‘liItuai:d{ iiI:m"il.'u.::'..°.. “NICO "dd ““c-,;"I_;‘—;—— Ilan made and sold. mo. mu--‘P'°°°°‘!°°,,""' ''°°“°' " on Sunday mninm Dec-nber our: SHELVES ARE LOADED A 0 0'0 (‘Iva box so‘.:od°d<;n;;IIo: :r:_m1; .,.,'°"°",,_,,,,, '-; ,,,,, ,,,,‘,‘,;';,,f-,.,,°§; :11--ll-°dC-<,‘;(~,‘-“}‘_j,,'{,'.',;:g-gu§c",; wrm ooon mnvos non EVERYBODY ccourflanh no two seal-veswereoentto mm“ M°”¢- RGNNID 800- held their national vesper oe Ir, kl.“ n'¢ ‘ Cm _ Nilfyv Ml‘8- I-I913 H : C0!‘ vice. Mrs. Ralph Toombs organ- I M '0 24”‘ Canadian Bank of mmoreo The cent-a-weok secretary re- 0"“ '°°‘'¢W‘Y- 1'' 3"I¢¢_ in anxholr director; rs. FIOIII pone“ gum ,-,¢.iv.¢_ 1-5. ".7. I III. Prayer bert cI(ensie, C.G.I.’1'. lead sun-anus. 191.1. Phooo ms or p:rtn;r‘l" m ff Enflfguhmnmwéil :;cl»‘u':éml'¢?rm:u(i::i"eIi‘l"' Rpm‘ “IL '1-,‘,,,,,.,,',f,’.,, u 5. secretary. J Procesolonal hymn followed by ‘ t ‘ ‘“ “iv” 1 ad ¢.m°..h.,_ Iloaoo; offalng ry the call to worship and prayer M ",..g. Ilrs. Jana loos; troosaror. bytbolooderoftho sorvice.Bot- ;Oont-a-tyCanIPb0II.Pl‘¢lId¢||4¢C-G-I- ' Ontomotrlst 33'” E" "m" “G” ""'” E u' m.''’' '“".""“' ""' "fun-" and -e-mun mam ,ai-.n.n..... °_,_“_m_,,.,,,.';::':..,,:i..‘, .51.-:.‘,t..."°’f Tliorowllboonintorriiptlonofoloctric ‘ 3‘ .bolaneo on i-no. A I-mt-rv. In Join Io--: Poul-I-RY service on our Indian River. a 1-,... litoeotloool "":.'c'-C lino. sowing as well. all castomors in tho ,,,,.,..""",;, ,.,,. mg.-°l¢*"¢ Dornloy. Sooviow. Froncli Rivor. Long -.I_4I_:';‘-If wm,,,°"’°,'°," nun, Rlvor ones. on Friday. Docombor 20th. I's.WoI- Imunonidc Plea-e woothor botwoon tho hours 8. .3: ‘‘‘.'‘‘'‘’‘°’' ‘’‘°'‘“’ otl:30p.m. ond4:IIIp.in.in ordorto m l--'-'__. _ mfi uocosouy nqoh. % ',.,,,,,.,,,,"""""' town OF suuuansios f‘, ""‘*,m,, Kenstngtou Phone ass Llfitondroworboportinonr

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erican leaders to “ tions of coexistence

The Soviet Communist party chief says countries which accept American atomic bases face “shattering retaliatory attacks" in the event of a war launched

'scuss condi- ..

misunderstood order or at the dis- cretion of some American officer. LEADS TO WAR

drive will lead to a new and very bloody war." Khrushchev warns a letter published by the New Statesman, a left-wing weekly re- v

iew. “Nuclear we a po 11 s brought from across the ocean, are im-

states of NATO under the guise of defence against aggression. “In reality. the deployment of nuclear weapons on the territor- ies of these countries is a mor- tal blow to their security. SHATTERING .B.ETALIATION ‘'1! an aggressor breaks the

St. Mark's W.

The annual meeting of St. Mark‘s W.A. was held on the at- ternoon of December 4. at the home of Mrs. J.W. Sheen with the president in the chair. The meeting opened with hymn 289, “The Love of Christ Constrian- eth". special service for Missions was used. and was conducted by the rector.

Roll call was responded to by 17 members and two visitors. Mrs. Lester Champion. J.A. Sec-

Members are pleased to begin the new year with three new members. Mrs. Earl Coles. Mrs. Foster Ellis and Mrs. David Mc- Innis.

Reports of officers followed. The recording secretary report- i2 meetings held with an en- ment of 26. The correspond- ing secretary sold the usual quo- ta of church calendars. The val- ue of the bale sent by Dorcas secretary was $31.87. Thirty one -subscriptions to the Living Mes- sage were pidd. The Little Help- ers Secretary reported an en-

of 817.96. A party was held and a birthday card sent to each child. The Thank-offering amoun- ted to $57.60. The Junior Auxil-

posed on West European membersovlet

retary and Mrs. David Mclnnis

nllment of 4.! with an offering It

peace, then, in accordance with the inexorable logic of war. shat-

tering retaliatory attacks on the Re

teroritles of those countries in which atomic bases are situated will be inevitable."

Khrushchev wrote to the New

against Russia as a result of astotesman in reply to an open letter by the British philosopher 1]

Earl Bertrand Russe . Russell, who addressed his

"The cold war and the armsopen letter both to Khrushchev

and President Eisenhower. had appealed for a U.S.-Soviet accord based on a declaration that net- ther power would seek to spread

its creed by force.

Khrushchev says he supports the idea that "the leaders of the Union and the United States should meet and frankly discuss conditions of coexist- ence."

But much of his letter was de- voted to warning Britain against letting herself become “the main American medium rocket base" in Europe.

A. Held

Their Annual Meeting

She paid tribute to the mem- ory of a loved and faithful mem- ber. Mrs. A.L. Rogers who pas- sed away in August. Speaking of the meeting held on October 2nd. the fiftieth birthday of the W.A. Mrs. Townsend stated that the

chives in the Church House. Tor- onto. ‘(This story was extremely well written by the president her- f) In closing she thanked the members for their-co-operation and enjoyed them to try to make this coming year the best in the history of W.A. Rev. Mr. Ingraham compli- mented the members on their ~ outstanding work during the year. toning them that tho W.A. of the Anglican Church in Canada ntiw pays in one quarter of a million dollars each year. He paid tri- bute to Mrs. Townsend for her work and to the leaders of the G.A. and the J.A. and asked that the members give them support and encouragement. He made the siiggestlon that the funeral of a member the money ordinarily paid for flow- ers ahould be given for missions. A suitable card expressing sym- pathy ls placed on the casket saying that

expenses of the Bedeque dele- gate to the Boys‘ Parliament to

coming holidays.

Ralph Callbec Arnold Hen- derson. and Edward Pearson said than 100 communities damaged were appointed a nominating

‘committee to bring in a slate of

officers for 1958. Rev. Mr. Cow- per-Smith introduced the guest speaker of the evening Rev. D. R. Morrison of Summerside who took as his subject “The warn- ing of the Russian satellite" and delivered a very informative and inspiring address. Ralph Call- beck tendered the thanks of the

meeting to Rev. Mr. Morrison for his excellent address.

As this was the final meeting of the year Arnold Henderson expressed his gratitude for the enthusiastic response he had re- ce men he had asked to address the meetings. v. G.A. Cowper-Smith pro- nounced the benediction.

ALBERTON

Mr. Edward McAlduff. student at St. Francis Xavier University, arriv rton Tuesday evening to spend the holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McAlduff.

Miss Margaret Forsyth. Alber- ton. had the Misfortune to sus- tain a fractured wrist when she fell on the icy pavement Monday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Matthews have arrived from Arvida, Que- bec, to visit the former's mother. Mrs. H. W. Matthews, Alberton.

Mrs. Howard Clark, Alberton. who had been a patient in ‘the Western Hospital, is spending a few days with her daughter. Mrs. Walter Bernard. Tignish. '

The Alberton United Church Guild held a successful Christ- mas sale in the ‘brary Satur- day afternoon. In charge of selling were Mrs. Wesley Hardy. Mrs. Lemont Hutt, Mrs. Graham Bennett. Mrs..Roy Leard and Mrs. I-‘rank Fraser.

At the Alberton Curling Club -weekly card party Tuesdav there were three tables of auction and four of bridge in play. In bridge the first prize was presented to Mrs. H. D. Corbett and the con- solation to Mrs. H.J. Larkin. In Auction the first prizes were won h Winnie McNeill and Brydon Smith and consolation: to Mrs. Kay Coiling and Hilton Barbour. Hostesses were Mrs. Graham Bennett. Mrs. Don Mac- Kenzie. Mrs. Harry Macwilliams. Mrs. Lloyd Matthews. Mrs. Maurice Perry and Mrs. Albert Noonan.

The Alberton Presbyterian Sun- day School party was held at the Church Friday evening. A num- ber of carols were sung. with Mrs. Lloyd Wilkie as accom- panist. Special selections were a solo by Mrs. D. A. Dunlop. duet by Lorraine Campbell and Evelyn Carpenter. and a duet b Anne Clark and Brenda Profit. Three films were shown. Mani- toba, Peter and The Potter. and The St. Lawrence Seaway.

Santa arrived to distribute gifts and treats and lunch was serv

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"’ Borden United

in order to get the.

ion meeting was held on the eve-‘ h 27~ Congratulations are extended to

I held on Sunday afternoon. Nov.

held at Sackville during the G

BURTON

Mrs. Ivan Shaw, Burton. is vis- iting with relatives and friends in Saint John. N. B.

family of Summerside. were

Burton.

Cape Wolfe. recently returnedl

visited at the homes of their sonsl Charles and William. They also; visited Mr. Rielly's brother and‘ sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Em- anuel Reilly. Dartmouth. N.S.

Mr. and Mrs. James

where they will reside for inter.

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Donahue, Roseville, whose marriage was lsolemnized at St. Mark's Cath-, ollc Church, Lot 7. on Nov. 28.1 l Mr. Warren Cousins has return-l ed to his home in Campbellton.l from Calgary. Alberta. where he‘ was employed. ‘ ' l . l Mr. and Mrs. Raeburn Doyle *of Summerside. were recent vis-~ . itors of Mr. Do_vle‘s mother. Mrs. ‘ | Myrtle Doyle. Campbellton.

The funeral of the late Mrs. Douglas Reid. Campbellton_ was

24th. from her late residence to Campbellton United Church for

conducted by Rev. Norman . reene. Elmsdale. Pall bearers were Kenneth MacKendrick. Col- ridge Cousins. Alvin Bryan. Un- derhill Coughlin. Harold Horne. John Monsghan.

Mrs. John J. Corcoran. son. Dale. and Mrs. Waburn Murray of Piusville. also Mrs. Desmond Gallant and son Marvin of Du- var. were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dalton. Glen- gan-y, and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dalton. Burton.

Mrs. Mae Reilly, who was vis- iting her mother. Mrs. Bridget MacGregor. Burton, has return-

to her home in Boston. Mass.

Miss Anna Doyle, who attend- ed the funeral of her father. the

[tan Siding recently visffoduri

.ly for Labrador where he will

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wood and . re- 1 cent visitors of Mr. Wood's par: ents. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wood.

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Reilly,l from Halifax, N3” where gheytby his host of friends and rel- U]

Reu1y_ the attendance recently left for Halifax. s, lntyre and Mr- me Next meeting to be

burial services. The service was si e

46th C. W. L. is Organized

The 46th Subdivision of the Catholic Women's League of P. Elsland. was organized at St.

Friends of Mr. and Mrs Ernest Marks, Lot 7. on Sunday Decem- Gamble will regret to learn of: her 8th. the tllnelss of their little daugh-Ii The provincial president Mrs ‘er 9*” ‘I h°"‘°‘ BW I)esRoches. Miscouche. and Mars. Alfred Gillls. Alberton, were - present. The meeting opened with la prayer to the Holy Ghost by i e Spiritual Director. Rev. J.N I-'Trainor Mrs Gcrald Murphy was ap— pointed chairman for the meet- ing. Mrs. William Perry was act- ing secretary Rev JN. Trainor addressed the meeting and ex- . pressed the desire to have the C.W.l.. organized in the parish. Mrs DesRoches addressed the meeting and explained in detail th

and Mrs. John Baglole and oth- - er relatives in Southwest.

Mr. Lewis Gamble left recent- - be employed. '

The serious illness of Mr. Lemuel Day is deeply regretted

ativcs.

Farmers of the district of St. Gilbert, gathered at the home of Mr. Fidele Arsenault to begin their study club meetings with

of R Cyrus held at home of Mr. Agno Maddy: Dec. 2nd. A lunch was served by

the hostess. G bylaws of the C.W.L. and C that the members must always Master Edward Cormler. remember the C.W.L motto “For

S'Side is visiting his grandpar— God and Canada".

ents Mr. and‘Mrs. l-‘edele Ar- They must always have re- senault. nurse to “Our Lady of Good Council". who is the patron Saint

Mr. Elmer Maccausland. of the C.W.L. She also explain-

ed the many responsibilities. also the many spiritual benefits de- rived as a member of the C.W.L. Ninteen members paid dues. The appointment of officers are President. Mrs. Peter Dalton. lst Vice president. Mrs. Myrtle Doyle 2nd Vice president. Mrs. Clar- ence Butler, 3rd vice president, Mrs. Edward A. Griffin. Secre- tary. Mrs. Edmond Collicutt, treasurer. Mrs. William Perry. Counsellors, Mrs. Gerald Murphy Mrs. Stephen Doyle and Mrs. Charles Rogers.

The following volunteered to canvass the parish for subscrip- tions for the "Casket". Mrs. Lorne Shaw. Mrs. Edmond Col- licutt. Cape Wolfe. Mrs. Charles Rogers. Mrs. Clarence Butler. Glengarry. Mrs. Gerald Murphy. Mrs. Leo MacCarthy. Campbell- ton. Mrs. Henry Dalton. Mrs. Peter Dalton. Burton. '

The act of conseratlon to the Blessed Virgin Mary and the Spir- itual Directors blessing brought

Charlottetown spent the week- end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Maccausland.

ELLERSLIE AND BIDEFORD

Mr d Mrs. Jock MacCaull were Friday visitors to Summer- ‘d .

Mr. and Mrs. James Morrison and family were Sunday guests of their parents Mr. and rs. John Morrison and Mr. and Mrs. John Biggar.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Paynter. Summerside were Sunday visit- ors of Mrs. Paynter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Cauyilin. also Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gillls.

Friends of Mrs. George Thomp- son. Conway. are sorry to hear of her accident in which she broke her arm. meeting will be held Sunday af- ternoon. January 5th. in the yes- try of the church.

ST. LOUIS

Mr. Allison MacAusland. who

is employed in Halifax. NS. is

riding some time at the home

of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- lard MacAusland.

late Mr. Thomas Doyle. Camp- bellton. has returned to her home in Jamaica Plain. Mass.

Miss June MacGregor. Burton. recently visited her sister Miss Mary C. MacGregor. Charlotte- town.

WELLINGTON

Mr. and Mrs. Roland Millar. Freeland. were recent visitors

the homo of Mrs. Clayton Barlow.

Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Barlow, St. Eleanors. were recent visitors in this vicinity.

Mr. Elmer Cameron, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cameron left recently enroute to one- ton. N.B. where he is employ-

ed.

Mr. Creelman Baglole has ac-

cepted a position with Jenkins Brothers and took up his duties recently. Mrs. Perdie Stewart. Carle- from John 1 -1-5. 9-14 by Mona Jean Jay was followed by Duet. “While Shepherds watch their Flock by Night". by Arlyn Jane MacLeod and Mona Jay.

Second scripture reading taken from Luke was read by Heather MacDonald. The magnificat was read in unison. The third scrip- ture reading taken from Luke was ready by Linda MacDonald.

Following singing of “G re you merry Gentlemen" came a prayer by leader of service Bet-- ty Campbell. followed by announ- cements. dedication of offering by Mrs. MacKenzie. The offering was taken by Gloria Stordy and Greta Pike <Exploreri.

Meditation the meaning of Christmas was by Arlyn J a n e MacLeod; choir selection "Good

~ Summerside.

Mr. and Mrs. James Burleigh and family were Sunday guests t of Mrs. Burleigh‘s parents. Mr. ° and Mrs. George Jelley.

Sincere sympathy is extended ‘the wife and family and rel- ‘nittives of the late Gerald Pro-

Mrs. P. M. Maccaull. was hos- ‘I tess to the Elerslie Women's In- It the use of tortyeisht years. stltute on Thursday evening.

There was a good attendance. Mrs. Bryon Hutchinson invited the members to her home for the January meeting.

_Friends of Mr. E. Arsenault will be sorry to hear that he had the misfortune of breaking one of his arms. Mr. Arsenault was at work. hauling wood when the Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mac- accident occurred.

Nevin were visitors to Summer- side on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John Chowen of Royalty. were Sunday visitors at

Mr. and Mrs. Fred MacAusland the home of Mrs. Chowen's par-

Thurs. Dec. 19. 1957

PLEASANT CIRCLE W.I.

The annual and regular month- Iy meeting of Pleasant Circle we men's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. George MacKa with an attendance of nine mem- bers.

Meeting opened with Island Hymn and Song of Peace accom- panied by Mrs. G. McKay. Min- utes of last meeting and last an- nual meeting were read and ap- proved.

I-‘avorable reports were heard from all committees. Red (‘ross Committee. Mrs. Large and Mrs John McKay to have material for sewing and knitting on hand for next meeting.

School committee to purchase dust bane, paper towels. etc. for

The Guardian Page 17

lS'Side Man Gets iThree-Year Term

Aubin Blacquiere 37, a resident of Summerside was sentenced to 3 ;years in Dorchester Penitenti- 'ary by Magistrate K. M. Maiw ltin in the City Police Court Wed- lnesday morning. Blacquiere was convicted

‘forging a tot 18 cheques ov- Ier a period of 5 months from [April 10. 1957 to November 10.

11957 amounting to a total of $2.- !994.9l on the account of Welling- iton MacNei'l of Southport. Allison Gillis appeared for tho ‘defence and John O. Nicholson

school. Secretary to see that den-.for the Crown.

tal bill be paid. Caflcton correspondence was read and dis-

uss . Officers for coming year Pres- ident, Mrs. Mrs.

tary. Mary Sherry

w.i.f

R CASES two persons charged witl. being drunk and incapable one

01'}! E Of

A,w_ Mt-Kay-_ seer;-. was fined 85 and costs of 3 days in-.91. and the other was remanded lln

ectedi. Vice President. Mrs. Bas- til I>¢‘<'€mb€T 21

ii Noonan. Directors, Mrs. Lornc

Noonan. Mrs. Alban Keough. lilr.-‘la \’0hit‘1P with M r 5 'was fined $225

Urville Large. Auditors. I Geo. McKay. Mrs. Elmer Gan». ble. Red Cross conveners. . r<j John MacKay. Mrs. I'f".‘lll(‘.

rge. .

After the business part of the meeting was concluded. meni- bers were taken on a cross C:-in-.' ada trip with beautiful slides dc-‘ picting the scenic spots by Ma(I_\' Gamble. who recently returned from a bus trip across country.‘

his was much appreciated and enjoyed by all.

A delicious lunch was then ser- ved-by hostess and meeting ad- journed. Next meeting at home of Mrs. W. Basil Noonan Roll call to be answered with an exchange of Christmas gifts.