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Page 2, The Guardian Friday. Nov. 4. 1955

Young Adults Hold Area

Rally Here

.The need for fellowship groups within the church was stressed yesterday by Rev. J. Elton Da- vidge Sackvliie. convenor of Chris- tian Education of the Maritime Conference of the United Church at an area rally held at Trinity Church in Charlottetown,

In addition to the Irwin Chris- tian Fellowship Group there were representations from Souris. Cra- paud and Kenslngton. The meet- ing opened in the afternoon with scripture reading by Russell Ewing and Prayer by Rev. How- ard Christie.

Rev. Donald Sharpe of Souris gave an interesting report on the National Conference for Young Adults which took place last sum- mer at Whitby, Ontario.

Mr. Davidge in the afternoonlthe Group. in a very enlighleniiilzl available. The blaze D9833 when

dealt with the subject of oi, tion. He said that groups such as those participating in yesterdayls

Yesterday

given considerable alteation. It was felt that many of these cou- ples had graduated from the Young Peoples Groups and now found themselves without the fei- lowshlp that they had previously enjoyed. The importance of or- ganising a group that would take care of in this category was getting younger couples interest given emphasis and it developed that the main factor required in was personal contact.

EVENING SESSION

In the evening a much larger group was in attendance. The sea slon opened with a short worship period after which a get acquaint- ed period ensued. Mr. Davidse dealt clileny with programming In

manner he gave examples of the various forms in which the DW- gram could be presented so as to

rally were an important factor

in the life of the Church and inltime be of the most benefit tothe spread quickly to the loading the lives of the indivldilals con-lmembers. He stressed partli-lp8' docks nearby.

cerned. He also pointed out that in most organizations the tenden- cy was to draw husband and wife apart but in couple's groups there was a move toward bringing them together.

A lively discussion followed the apeakers remarks and the matter of dealing with newly married couples within the church was

stimulate interest and at the Same

ltion of as many of the Group as lmessage across and of retaining In supra! 30 slmoiu n so ;the enthusiasm of the members. ' After the meeting. the ladies of the

Group served ice-cream and cake lto the assemble. The meeting clos- led with the singing of "Blast Be The Tie That Binds".

Call Tenders To Prepare

For lce Plant In S'side

A special meeting of the Sum- merside Town Council last even- ing approved a resolution whichl will transfer the ownership of the

Dougall present. Councillors Lid- stone and Perry were absent.

LEAVE FOR. CHICAGO - Mr.

Irwin Christian Fellowship-

.lnuis; 4 and 5. Lecky and Han- 'coi-lb

Three Dead In Speetecultn Port Blaze

niituuuurviti. n.ui., tA'P)- ilirce persons uieu in a spectacu- ART LHIU Wlhlll LETCIIDIIHJ WCIE uestiay Ili5AiL to wipe out this river POFI. ad E11166 WXI OI airm- inuiani.

uasuline liimes elipioueo. ini-our liig names more uian iw ieet iiigli. oul lures men rlskeo uieir lives to iui-n uii valves leaning into nuge gasuune storage ianiu and me ollize was brought under control.

Dead were i-letion rhrasner. 5. plant superintendent for the Tri- angle itefineries, lnc.; his daugh- ter. 'l”lna May. 1). and Ulen K. Dodd. 2.3.

I Thrasher died in hospital Thurs- day. Bodies of the other two.

lmissing since the blaze began. were found in the debris.

l No estzlate of the damaile W"

lescaping gasoline fumes came i 'nto the Thrasher apartment. All pxplusion rocked the apartment above the Triangle offices. and

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lS'SlIlE BREEIIEIIS

4 A. Callbeck; 5, Bluenose Mink lRanch. PlCl0U- l 1 Champion SBpl'II1iI'r male - John Mai-Innis; reserve. John Maclnnis. Medium sapphire female - 1. G- A. Callbeck: 2. .l. Comeau: 3. 4 and 7. Lecky and Hancock: 5 and 5- L. W. Hancock. 1 Sapphire female light - l and 3, G. A. Callbeck: 2. John Mac-l

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Champion female sapphire m. George A. Callbeck; reserve. John Maclnnis.

Grand champion

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sapphire

Middleton. fiftieth anniversary of their mar- town. riage. quietly with the immediate have been residents of Middleton l J. MacDonald. members of their family on Mon- since their marriage which tookl '

TeystgCapacity To Benefit From Advanced Education

GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

Mr. and Mrs. James Mccardle. day. November 7th. at a dinner-place in St. Malachi's Church. the at the Queen Hotel. Charlotte-llfinkora. The officiating clergy-

will celebrate

Mr. and Mrs. Mccardle

iman being the later Rev. John

By ROBERT GOLDENSTEIN CHICAGO lAPl

e- Would you --the -declare boldly and without fear ofladvance education.

lsuccessful contradiction that, ”tu Although the winners will not be ympathize is to be filled with grief?"

measure their scholastic aptitude ability to benefit from

pdetermilled for several weeks, the :sponsors released a few typical

Or would it be a more accuratelquestions posed in the test.

per cent. if an article is on sale for 315, what is the lowest price: lit could have had just before the reduction. ta! 315.20. (b) 318. lc) 5518.75, ((1) 520, (3) S&.50.

Test 6. It takes one quart of

afternoon t . Miss Wanda Wyatt.

g. Mrs. Erie Mnciiay. services at home" and abroad committee. re- portedthatScomfortbagaand44 articles of chlldrenfs clothing have been shipped for oversea relief dis- trlbution.

The sum of M5 was voted for the purchase of an article to be ”onated to the Prince County Hos- pital at the League of Mercy Tea. 310 donations were also made to

Canadian Welfare Council.

:30 was also voted for the up- keep of the l.O.D.E. room in the Prince County Hospital. The re- gular amount was also voted to the Peace Garden Fund.

The matter of extending an in- vitation for the national convent- ion of the Imperial Order Daught- ers of the Empire to be held in P.E.I. sometime in the early fut- ure was discussed. and a motion was passed supporting -the Char- lottetown chapters in this proposal.

A film entitled the "The Long Silence" was shown by Mr. Aiyre Arsenault of the Canadian Legion.

The film depicts in a very force- ful manner the sacrifices ommem- orated by Remembrance Day and clearly showed that it is the duty of all Canadians to wear a poppy in memory of those who died in defence of their country. The film, ”Stratford Festival" zas also shown and very much enjoyed. Afternoon tea was served by

Mrs. W. A. Currie and Mrs. W. A. Allen. s.

and logical approach to reason Some of the test questions. with paint to paint a table and four that. "to overflow is to be filled answers at the bottom, follow: chairs. If each chair takes one- with water." i Test 1. In the area of word rela- eighth as much paint as the table, Or, "to envy is to be filled with tionships. rift is to cloud as (a) what fraction of a quart does it hatred." schism is to church, (bl segrega- take to paint the table. (a) it. (b) Or, "to shiver is to be filled with tion is to division. lcl articulation lg. to) 53, tdl 2-3, (3) M. orror." iis to fission. tdl dispersion is to Test 7. Which of the following- Or, "to yearn is to be filled with insularlty or tel severance is folwurds has the same meaning asl

Raceway Stadium to the town of and Mrs. Elliot Wright. Middleton, George A callbeck; reserve grand. Summerside. and at the Samfillmllzlhave left for Chicago where they champlong John Maclnnls. called for tenders for groun wor lplan ll, spend the winter months . b m f S - d which would be preparatory to the with their son and dailghter-in-law. slg:;t:?,llTne:ll.:: maole .Enl?g.r,al;z. iiastatllation of an artificial ICe;Mr, gnd Mi-g. Thompson Wright. S. Jodmv: 2. L. W. Hancock. 3 and 5. P8l1- . J h M I L: 4, G, A. Callbeck. It had been expected that a con-. HOME "POM ENGLAND -1 917- Dmncdiufts lpallrlgale pg L G. A. Caug h tract for the installation of the art-l 3'”! 3473- w- -1- R9ld- Mldd e ""' beclp 2 3 and 5 R. Jodrey: 4, Johnl . . , . . . mclal ice plant would be awn,-dedlarrived home on Saturday after Mapinnk ' longing" confluence. disparity? (al affinity. (bl dif- lul evening bul , furlher delay spending the summer months atl Light l"'mle gl R ',Dd,.(,v. up If you picked the last suggestion Test 2 Rcginalis toll-evolution fercnce, lcl obsolescence. ldl re- on lhls mane, was explalned bylthe home of their daughter and and 5. John Maclnnls. 4' igmnlyand your brain works that waygns lal function is to incapacity. duction. rel pungency. Mjyo, Henry W, wedge wl-lo "ll-lison-in-law. Mr. and Mrs Stanleyyyur Farms Fido" mosl of (hg lime. ynu'd gland glib) quarrel-agreement. (cl em- Test 8. If an elevator has a that one of the counclllou couldlAllen. London, England. ey were. Light femkle g 13 and 4 John goqd chance gf bfeezlng llll-mlgllgployer-union. Idl generalization- capacity orzo adults or 24 children, not be contacted to inform him ollmet in Halifax by their son David. . lVIaCInniS- 2 J. R. Jgdrey; 5," G. A title recent college scholarship test exception. tel terrain-eartliclunke.l'how many children can ride wlthj l the meeting, and the Mayo, mg i ' ' l Test 3. Time is to history as 15 adults. in) 4. (bl 6. (cl 7. (dl

Callback, put on for the brightest high school . i dlcllteo that another councillor wasl ls rnsnsrnnnnn - Mr. Johnl Champion male - J. R. Jodrey; seniors by the Us. Merit SchoIar- lal experiment as to chemistry. 9- tel 18- ' -. A L of 3 dlsay -in ' ' Other and more complicated

son of Mrs. Henry Noonan. reserve. John Maclnnis. lshlv COIP. llbl antiquity is to ruins. lc) space . y on the agenda of the meetlng,'Summerside who has been on the Champion female - G. A. Call-l Nearly 60,000 of the most prnmls-lls to geography. idl talent I3 90 11095110115 tested wiiivrehetlsloll. 01': and as a result it would be nec-lstaff of the Canadian Bank of l beck: reserve. John Maclnnis. ling seniors took the test in 10.000lhobby. tel city is to society. a candidate's ability to recall L ' Test 4. Fill in the blanks with

DREW IN MARITIMES

Hon. George A. Drew, QC, Progressive Conservative leader, confers with Hon. Edgar E. Fournler, chairman of the New Brunswick Electric Power Com- mission, while inspecting the

Beechwood power project on the St. John river.

Mr. Drew will arrive in Char- Iottetown this evening in non. nectlon with the Conservative Centennial banquet Saturday.

Fredericton Gleaner Photo.

Kilted Pipers Scheduled To Arrive This Afternoon

Five carloads of kilted pipers: 30 Premier A. W. Matheson will be

tx

beautiful teen aged lassies from

essary to call another special meet- l Commerce in Halifax for sumel , Grand Champloll - -7- 3- Jodfey; lhizh

log which would be done as soon as possible --- presumably Mon- day or Tuesday

He indicated that the matter of branch as assistant accountant. Callhecki 3- Gram Fl" Fall"? 4-lncxt year for the 350 winners.

were- required to answer ll:'l qllestions in the two-hour examination The 'test was devised not to learn how much the students know. but to

the ice plant contract would be dealt with by the council at that time.

The meeting was presided over by Mayor Wedge. with Councillors Steele. Jenkins. Clark and Mac-

months since his transfer from the' reserve. G. A. Callback. lcharlottetown Branch, has now Platinum l5llVFFbl"5'

Previous to his departure from the 'l"l"l Maplnnlsl 5' J' R 'l"drey' "Halifax office he was the guest oll Cha""l"0" Male ” L” W Ham Ih t M Wm, am, at. cock; reserve. G. A. Callbeck.

l on" 8 ' E "R 3 H p t atinum (sllverhlusl female lwhlch he was the recipient of sever-.

' - I. L. W. Hancock; 2. al valuable gifts from the members l medlum , g of the sum G. A. Callback. 3. 4 and 5. J. Mac

T Innis: 8. Grant Fur Farm. Female light - 1. 3 and 4. J.

The competing students

throughout the U.S.l loci. 26. The 4,000 highest scorers the proper words. Aels a nar- medlllmiwill qualify for second exams Jan. lI'0W Opelllllg PP0dU('9d by the: been transferred to the Antigonlsh l males - 1- L w- Hallwcki 2- 5- 5- ll4 which will lead the scholarsllips of parts. fa) puncture . . .

ripping. (bi perforation . . . removal. (cl cavity . . . disintegration. tdl fis- sure. . . cleavage. rel tunnel . . . erosion

Test 5 A store advertises a sale with savings of from 20 to 3399

speedily details of a technical ex- planation given him. Other ques- tions dealt with visual interpreta- lion.

The answers. Test 1-A. Schism- church: test 2-E. Terraln-Earth- quake: test 3-C. Space-Geog- raphy: lest PD. Fissure-cleavage; test 5-C. 318.75: test 6-D. 2-3; test 7-B. Difference; lest 8-b. 6.

body of workers providing the gov- ernment with the bulk of its in-

Cape Breton comprising the Senior Division of the "MacDonald Hun- dr " Junior Pipe Band, will arrive in Charlottetown this afternoon to stage a Scottish Variety Concert in Prlnm of Wales College Audito- rium tonight and tomorrow night. Rev. A. W. R. MacI(enzie. dir- ector of the Gaelic College of Cel- tlc Arts and Crafts. St. Ann's, C.B.. will be in charge of the group.

chairman of the concert tonight and he will extend a welcome to the members of the band which was named in honor of the late Premier Angus L. MacDonald of Nova Scotin.

The well-rounded out program will consist of piping, Highland dancing and Gaelic singing by Nova Scotia and Cape Breton champions.

Maclrlnis; 2. Callbeck. Female light -- 1. G. A. Callback;

lAnnual Meeting Of l.adies

come were those classified as "em-

Plans Finalized .For

sl

-City and Central

. loyees." This group includes of- X 2 and 3 Maclnnls; 4. L. W. Han-1' e . H l 5...” Golf Club Last NlgITI' :.w:.::.- ::;::'::'.:':;:r -- . V ' a num IV ' 1 rows TAXI---Dial assesses. , "C'IIt!ASWELL for better photo male? W? ”H,.,,,c.,Ckf,,,';:,.,lf. w M K i 1 M I In M D m S” iclaroiijever Hemp!) H W r l SeCOI"Id Century Dlnner ' . grap ". )G. A, Cnllbgclr, Mrs. J. . . ac enze was re- ris arm n, ISS oro y -. . 0'cx.n ' e e EASY DOES I'l.d a piollshfer. GENERAL ELECTRIC I I elected president of the ladies wan; handicap commmeel Ml” fourth from the bottom in the Plans have now been finalized the opposition, P. E. I., J. Ail. '""bb"' mlx" '" 3” 9" M seami lhranch of the Charloiieitlwn liolf A -20 nccllilatlou classifications. un- for the Second Century dinner of gus liiacLean. M.P. (Chairman), Sterling

”9i5o' can Brow" Elecma jlmm "aw "7'50' Brow” Electric" llarge freight traffic is expected Club at the annual meeting held Nmah L0"3w”"h' Mm changed from 1952. Their average

RESERVE wednudav bee. -mlrror the balance or ml, mono. and last night at the Charlottloivn'M3CD0l13ld- Mrs. Ivan Hnrne- income rose slightly to 33,143 froml

TOY FAIR OPEN--Lay away High Tea and 5,1,. isl, pelerslexpressed satisfaction that an am. Hotel following I! dinner party. The president in her annual re-l3-3.036. for Christmas. Firestone Home calllgdnl, lple supply of cars is in the off-i Olll" 0mC"5 we”: Hunt Preflport summarized the events in- A few other average incomes for & Auto. 1 sident. Mrs. T. W. L. Prowse; dlcallng 3 most successlul y;-;,l- 1953 wlth1952llgul-es in brackef,g,l Vl'3e'l”'e5ld9"lv M75 G0l'd0" M3” and congratulations were extend- Dentists 37.485 67.112): salesmen!

the Progressive Conservative Par- E. D. Fulton, M.P. Manitoba. ty here on Saturday night, at Margaret Altken, M.P. Ontario. J. which Hon. George Drew. nation--M. Macdonnell. Q.C.. M.P. Oli- al leader. and Hon. Hugh Flern-ltario. George Hees MP. rNatioll- ming. Premier of New Brunswick, al President). Col. A. J. Brooks. will be the chief speakers. The Q.C.. M.P.. New Brunswick.

HIGH FIDELITY television av-l

g l l , - l v , v ' . v v - - l - ge Nowlan. Q.C.. M.P.. Nova

DUN” 55 UNITED Balltlsllsilable No down payment Call POLICE COURT " Th"? Der- Donald secretary Mrs lam” 'ed to Mrs Fred Connor club 34665 434 599li entertainers 34254 dinner will commemnl-ale me lol Geol-

E:ill.;I'C3II.30S;)lfl:8yDgl"ll:1l:l-S 3;g0A:."3':.362l2. Brown Electric. ggnsmlippeatredi before Mnglstrate,Perry;. treasurer. Miss Mabel champion, and to Mrs. George (34.503l: fishermen 33.703 (33,732! st year of the Party in tile polltlv Scotla. Mrs. E. -W. Sansom. Na- - ; SCOTTISH CONCERT Prmcei ar yes er a.y Two drunk and Adams- house committee, Mrs” wood, mm-lel-.up, and farmers 83.869 153.967), all life of Canada and there wlllpllonal womenvs preside,-ll. -l-om

Reports were submitted by var- including: si

lincapables were sentenced to twenty days. A man charged with

NEW EYE-SAVING sums in Arne" Hewett Mrs W. R 3180-4 Other features of the tax analy- he a wide l-epreselliatloii of men:-(Bell. MP. Gage Montgomery. Neil. Mrs. Jack Wilson. and Mrs

.of Wales Auditorium tonight 8.15 . bers of Parliament and of Pro.Q.C.. M.P. J. C. Vanllorne. M.P..

Cent lGaellc College talent.

stock; non-glare; so per ,ious committee heads Stflmle lhlnls h8PP8l1 00 HEP

s: 1. Trail and Rossland, B.C.. held l9

more light. Brown Electric. laid"! I V'-W019 W"l"0"l 0WW'I "OWN Mavllmls: 13-hale match house committee - Mrs. Arnetl WW" bl" the 5"mme'-bl" vincial Legislatures across Can- New Brunswick, Clifford Levy. 0. p gunman” fry panz gontroued cocnsent was further . mended un- committee. Mrs. Ronald Parker Hawaii; 1a.linle match commltteelthe top spot in 1953 .5 the clue, branch of the Guardian were sur- Eda. CI, MLA. Nova scam. PRESBYTERMN CHURCH llltheat. bake or fry. No cooking ill November 3th. Mrs. Alan MacMillan. Mrs. John - Mrs. George Wood; 9-holel with the highest average income-g Prlsed '0 hear 5 WW" "ml T Mr. Drew and Premier Mr. Drew and party will leave

' Canada services Wood Islands. ., Presbyterian church Sunday. Nov, NEWMAN 91-113 - Th! Wetlkly; 6th. 11 a.m. communion. Service' . hleetllli Of the ChBrl0ttGt0Wn New- giledonia Church I p.m. Rev.lGg:gA(glu!;.gfEN:;!hMrb and living: rlgantgvasf hgid is? night in r Currie, s I who ' e n o oum us orna lthe engagement of their daughter 21 Water St. The meeting wad

THE ANNUAL meeting of the Deanna Lillian to Hector Carlyle opened by tho Newman Club pray. Provincial Women's Conservative son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mac- lg; (ollowlng whlcl, the P,-"ldenl, Organization will be held in the Dougall. Marriage to take place iposler Burk, 1-"lined mg null. Y.M.C.A. on Saturday. Nov. 5th at in the near future. lard S,” John' W” elected to me

3 p.m. Mrs. E. W. Sansom. Nat- , - lonal President. will be the guest I FUNlERfM' OF. INFARTTTM :(xIe:Vl'l1ilIincuy' fhearmzentdngvdlamllolllclsi-I speaker. All interested ladies in-. ""9" 9 Pnmcm 143- 5 mmllh-S. V ”' led told daughter of Mr. and Mrs. -ed by a very enjoyable loch! " ' lFred Driscoll. Malpeque Road. levenlmr consisting of-diiiiclns and CARD PARTY RESULTS -- Atiyas held on Thursday afternoon a slot! song followed by I lunch. a card party held in Central Royal- mm 1 e Hennessey F U n er 81 . . ty Hall last evening winners were: lliome where service was cnn- KIMMEN MEETING " The ” Ladies' first. Miss Vie Tierney; ducted by Rev. Francis Corcnran gfllar "leetmll 0' l-he Ch3Tl0"9l0Wl' second. Jo”, pen-y; consolgllom who also conducted the service at .l”"-Sm?" Club WI! held 1811 CV9”- M". Gordon Swan. Mel” first P. Ill", grave. The funeral was wry log at the Charlottetown Hotel Mr. Thompson; Second. R. H. Camp-llargely gllemilelll lnlermenl was Sam Robinson was chairman. Dr. be"; consoluloug J. Macmeen lln the Catholic Cemetery. A1 A ll'iacVicar. director of Ment- Freeze out. Mr. and Mrs. Josephl . . , 9 Hiiflllh Cllnlc WI! 8119!! ID983- ”l".l.'?lZi.li53J3”g.l?.2l .:.;”.'.'. "9. W "'9 membe" -" "'- . t ' formative talk on the work of his g ger. Road Transport for the (NH Cr I land Mr. C. C. Gillespie. Supcrin- m r' ML Fremont Arch" 3'"

Mustard. Mrs. Earle Baker: 9-hole match committee. Mrs. Ted Brad- ley, Mrs. St. Clair Trainor: busl-l ness girls match committee, Miss