dent of the Student's Council at St. Dunstan's Univ:-r.-'it,v and Gerald Coffin of West Royalty. chairman of the Blood Donor Committee for the Studentls Council at Prince of

BLOOD DONOR TROPHY FOR OMPETITION

George Mullnllv of Suuris. presl- (Wales ClIllt'LlL'. cxriiiiliic the ”Cor- College. This trophy will be award- l dpuscle Troplii ' uoiiuted by Wilson

and Yiiuore. Pluulllin-.: ('uiitr;i':t0rs of Charlottt-toviii. tor the Biood' Donors competition between St. Dunstanls and Prince of Wales

. l

CITY AND

CENTRAL .

WASHING MACHINE -- and motor repairs. Storey Electric.

FILL UP the Province: Blood 1500 are needed.

the Province. Storey Electric.

Iottetow n .

at Red Cross Clinics this week!

mas gift suggestions. Jewellers and Gift Specialists.

WE TREAT the sick well. Gig-

! p.m.

MAKE THE evening of Decem- ber 4th a Radio Evening. .loin with your Rotarlans in Helping our Crippled Children by bidding oft- en.

on sllvcrplntcd flatware. Several sets for six or eight at greatly reduced prices. Pattersons on Great George Street.

SAVE YOUR T. V. tube on the evening of Deccmber 4th. your Radio to takc part in the Annual Rotary Radio Auction - Help your Crippled Children.

COAL -- Discharging cars Amer- ican coal in stove and furnace size. The coal that is superior. Send in your tnicks. Reading Red Dot Hardcoal in all sizes. Al- so coke. We sell only the best. Hadley 3. Weeks.

SUNDAY HYMN-SING - The regular Christian Youth Fellow- ship hymn-sing was held at the Y.M.C.A. Sunday evening. The singing was led by Norman Stewart with Allan Dunbar at the plano- The devotional period was led by Heather Matheson. Marlon

REFRlGERATl0N.sales and re- pairs. prompt service anywhere in, WAT('Il ron clmmnas Budget

BUY your Christmas cards at Precious Blood Monastery. Char-lsolicd-half l1Tl99- l4'm""d Slllillly.

ASK FOR our booklet of Christ-I Pattersons,

gey's Pharmacy, open 5 a.m. to

Use

Perry and Ruth Wood. Captain

bone selecllnns. After

nounced by Captain Carter.

EXPRESS SATISFACTION Island delegates the annual meeting of the Atlantic Provinces Economic Council held in Saint John during the weekend expressed satisfaction with the pro- lrcss the organization is making to date. Premier Matheson was present for a number of the sen- alons. The island delegates in at-

Alan Holman.

N. D. Mocha:

UNDERTAIEII EMBALMEB

Cltarlotutownand North Wlltalilre

DIALSNO

tendance were F.W. Curtis, Keith service at liaelbrnok last evening, MacKlnnon.Donaid A. MacDonald. condlltitd by "I9 Ynumt Ptnlilc. J. Lincoln Dewar. Paul Gallant and was very Inrseiv attended. Service

YOUR DOLLAR buys more at the lluilhes Drug Store.

POLISHER Rental Service -

Bank by being a donor this week- Slorey F""”'"'

LEONARD WASlll-ZR with pump

'sale 5122.00. Storey Electric.

lspecials at Pattersons. COLORED Xmas lamps slirzhlly

Sinrcy Electric.

.

HELP oun crippled children hyl I-IiD"3-Si NW-"T" 3' l')';' fl'"':: bidding often on the Rotary Radio A"9"3 M”'”l,"3" ."”f " "” "” V” Auction. evening of December 4t.h. 9590'” 5”m'"” m”

GIVE A CHRISTMAS GIFT that will save a lift----Hc a mood Donor

l RATEPAYERS of Central Roy- .alty school district are rcmindcd that l):-ccmber Isl is last day for 5 pcrcenl discount on taxes.

REMEMBER-Red ('russ Blood Donor Clinic at North Rustico llall TONIGIIT 7-9 p.m. 150 donors ni-cried -- BE (l.Nl”.!

SIIELLEY Rune (iii no. "Dniiily lilun”. "Roscbuti" and "Begonia" Odds and ends at ('hristm:is Bud- get special prices. Puttcrsons. Jewellers and Gift Specialists.

YOUR BLOOD will save a life-

:Be a blood donor at Clover Club CHRISTMAS nl'n(;l-1T spa-iallon Wednesday or Tliurstiay, Dcc.

l”Rememher now thy Creator in L Workers of America).

5th or 6th, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. ,

Figurines.

wlmitctl-' anigslfrllfmllhese famoiisl

figurines left at the old price.

Pattersrms.

..MlNOR AC(IlI)ENTS - Two mi nor accidents were reported in the City yesterday Slight damallc. was sutained by four cars, two each of which were in collisons at the junction of Queen and Water and Edward and Grafton.

..LOADlNG POTATOES Nopal Trader, cilasy Swedish freighter. docked on the east side of the Railway Wharf yesterday from Summersidr. The vessel will complete her potato cargo here.

This in inn" maiden i'".Vni18- W1" MACGREGOR- At the l".E.l. lins-

activlty at lhe wharf saw the H.M.C.S. Fundy leavc port yester- day afternoon for Halifax. her home base.

. FUNERAL AT MARIE

-The .

cu-1" (mm me smvauon Army. funeral of the late ('Ilt"S!El' 0. Wchl

favored the group with two trom-l5i" 0' Mar" W" W” -V('5”'d"yl ngruh, l afternoon from the Cutcliffe Funer

mu," 9.. 5,,,,dml,,n W" P!-o.i.l Home to Marie United Church.

Services were conducted by Rev. Howard Christie. A duet ”Whcn My Life's Work is Ended." was

were Lor ne

The pail bearers Harold Webster

Dlngwell, Kimble MacKay. Everett Webster Jr. The interment was in Midgell Cemcicry.

..WAZEl.lRO0K SERVICE -The

opened with a hymn sing and

Charlottetown Funeral Home

Tl issue 8t..

IIAL 4020

IIIIIERT E. IIAILEY

Complete Funeral and Atstlinlnnce Service - Oberon -

BIRTHS

The McINNlS-At the Aycr Mcmorlall

returning fromlrendered by Gordon and Clayton. . Coffin.

iMessrs. 1Wabstel' Winston Dingwcll, Walter.

l

w .; WbcnYousayltwlthFlowere---8ayitwlth0irs

FLOWER CART stat-ta-a omaaouau us.

MALC DIALQI A lanai. natal. Q'ldI file.

i'Stressed In Teacher's Address

"The steed for educational rc- idern teecltinl Pllved their part In form and the fact that too many '"”"”'5 c'9'u' W953 '0 153

four boys and girls not set- . H T pmhuhm ” ”' Miss Bowneu noted that the UH! 3' 800d '3 educluml '5 "WV Teachers Federation had urged - should is of very grave concern to the setting up of a Royal commas. ' the Federation" stated Miss Estelle sion to investigate educatio ' fl- Bownees General Secretary of inance. to determine any weaknes- the P.E.f. Teachers' Federation. 'ses in the educational system and in an address on "The Need for to supply information at certain Reform in Education on P.E.I.". specific iirobluns. and the felt at a meeting of the Prince Street that this commission would help Home and School Association on to make the public aware of con. 11,...-,d.y, Novgmbgf 39. 34,-, gal. dltions and lead to a solution of naid MacNutt. president. presid- in: problems. ed and Mrs. Wilfred James intro in the general discussion which duced the guest speaker. followed. it was shown that the

Miss Bownesa said that the sup.” Prince Street Home and school ply of trained teachers is dupob supported the Provincial Home ately low. and stated”'We are con and School in their request to set fident that most of the criticism Ill) 8 ROYII Commission. levelled at the schools today is due Among other items of business to the misfits and unqualified pen were reports from the Provincial sons filling in as teachers Home and School meeting by two

Advocating a minimum of grade delegates. Mrs. BJ. Haywood and twelve. plus one year teacher MrS- Sterling Beaton. training for entrance to the tcach- Mrs. W.W. Reid. Mrs. W.F. ers' profession, Miss Bowness em- Roserson. Mrs. Wilfred James. and phasized that this alone was not Mrs. Irving Mlclilnnon agreed to the complete answer. Higher sa- act as a committee to assist with lary to attract competent teachers the school - sponsored skates. who would make teaching their The meetln closed with prayer life work. was a prime necessity by Rev- Harod W. Mltton. in the development of the profes- Many parents visited the class- sion. She also stated that living rooms. then enjoyed g pleasant and working conrlitinns. the type of social period during which refresh school and its equipment for mo- merits were served.

Schedule Of Activities Re Dec. Blood Donor Clinics

era will be from Canada Packers. Arrangements are in charge of a

MONDAY DECEMBER SRO.

cti lo the College st-cul'Ill),' lllL' lllgh Give the Km mm only Y0" 9'"

N pom-ntase of i3llL'.ll)ll' students give C you'll give glad fillt did! plant committee with J ames ,..L..,.,..H.dV 5.5 bluqd 4......” in 11,91 R.C'.A,p. clinic at Station NDriil Coles. . chairman. Members. of 5',L.L.,a1 cmncs b(,,,,.. Mm n meihlalll - 0.00 - 1200 min. Nurses Association will assist. tun colleges on Tuesday of thiaWUI;id6I') Shtrinanlhln MR CFAL; EgENlNGi(l:LlNiC PWC V. . 3;. ev. . 'arr.-:n. . - . . or speca groups at . . - l W lwill provide refreshments and 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Members of the "T'"TV'' 17" helpers. following societies will attend this l North Ruslico Clinic at "Stella clinic: Kingston Branch of Can-

adian Legion, Kinsmen's Club. Basilica Youth Club. YMCA- ”Alpha" Club. Y.M.C.A. ”Centen- nial” Club. Vocational School sen-

1

Maris Hall" -- 7 - 9 p.m. Under ,Chairmanslilp of Rev. L.J. Ayers. dAvoulea Women's institute and North Rustico Sub-division. Cath-

Local Scientists Submit Papers

olic Women's League will provide lor students. IN. g H , , , refreshments and workers. Red Cross Corps and Notre ' "' 't'”-nl--i'”' "' Wat" l 3m” TFESDAY DECEMBER iril. Dame Red Cross High School

Council will provide members to act as helpers assisted by repre- sentatives of Nurses' Association. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 5TH.

"Public Clinic Day" -- Every- body's Clinic -- Afternoon 2-00 to 4:00 p.m. Evening 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. "Clover Club" by courtesy of Charlottetown Branch, Canad- ian Legion Refreshment: the gift of Ladies' Auxiliary, Charlotte- town Branch of Canadian Legion

tics in Slurziue llccay (':.iii-'ed by private Clinic Day. --Corpusclc l”u.-artiim t'ocrulcum" is the title Tmphyn wmnemion. M ""4 almcl" Mm" l'pp9”fd "'1 St. Dunstan's Student's Clinic- llfrll-lblll: ihc-Ayincrlcan lotgto. Sly Dunn"-I University Gymy '.':l:::-i ..l'.'.;...';Zl New am in lw my g(Vi”;nW' gcerlzica L” bonmi; cliargv: of Studeuts' Council under 1,. I '1 t 5 - - president George Mullally. Help '” ' lel”l”" . "ers will be St. Dunstan'a Students. 'll'"”""g '" me C”lad'8".J”""l l".W.C. Studenls' Clinic-Prince W A'";r:f”,:tl.',';':l'l.Sf"f;"'(; 8!" inf Wales Auditorium - 2:00 to 7'" "ii "" 'P . Flglhald ill I'3"',,' 4:00 p.m. Arrangements in charge 'l”' ”' ”"”' t M” 33'” v of Students” Council with Gerald

'"').'"'"'d M "B" R”bl"””" ""d Coffin as chairman. Vocational will also serve these refresh- " 1” Ca'"”b"”' "'9 l”r"le" I5 ,""" School members wllll attend. Jun- manta. l""”"” hl”l"”"”” 8' ""3 U"'V"' lor students will act as helpers Other helpers - Afternooon-

slty of Wisconsin. Mr. Campbell is members of St Enabem-5 A”.

with representatives Nurses' Assoc. members of Nurses' Association.

Iii-i0('IaI(' plant pathologist at d assisting :l""'""' s""”'e Lah"”""'y- Char"! The ”Corpuscle Trophy" has Eveninfi - memblrl 0i 0'3" :"m"ll"' been offered for annual competl- loltetown Red Cross Corps: mem-

bers of Nurses' Assoc. from Prov. San-, members of Queen Char- lotte High School.

"Burke's Pipe Band" will parade and give a short concert

. C ':'T tion between S.D.U. and P.W.C. :-cripliirc was read by Addison by Wilson md Moore. plumbing il.1c(ahc A izirls tlunrtette. namc.Contrat-tors of Charlottetown It iv Min-cs lava liood. Arlene will be won by the College which ilacnonslld. Austma Kennedy. andlhns the largest percentage of ,1.

5liP'T0flHl'iihS0y. l'f'Ilill-'X'8(l two numligible students in attendance .as at 7 p.m. outside Clover Club "("5 ”"' I-"rd '5 My Sllfplierd" i donors at the Clinics. (Weather permitting). zuztl ”All in .Ie-sits l Surrender" CANADA PACl(ER.S' HOUR A Citizens' committee. headed

5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. for em-'by Mr. Roy Leard. Mt. Stewart.

Rcv (LW. Passcy delivered an lnl will be soliciting donors and pro-

spiring sermon on "the Voice of ployces of Canada Packers' Plant Experience". following the text iLacal 252. United Packing Houselvltiing transportation for them And stafflfrom the Mt. Stewart area.

THURSDAY. DECEMBER OTH.

Public Clinic Day No. 2". Final Clinics to get 1500 Donors in P.E.I. - Afternoon-2:00 to (:00 p.m. Evening-7:00 to 9:00 p.m. "Clover Club" with same ar- rangements with Canadian Legion and Ladias' Auxiliary.

Other helpers are:- Afternoon- )Red Cross Women's Work Com- 'mlttee Representatives Red Cross Corps; Evenlng:- Nurses' Associ- ation mernbera- Nursea' Associ- ation members from Prov. San.: Red Cross Corps; Rochford Square High School Red Cross membe 5. 17th. Reece Hand will parade and present a short con- cert outside the Clover Club (Weather permitting.)

Arrangements for Charlottetown lClinics under direction of: Mr. F. lA.S. Jones. Chairman; Mr. Fro mnnt Archer. Co-chairman.

Don't be a blood "mlscr"-be a blood "giver". You may need it back some day.

the (lays of thy Youth". Service .of Canada Pacltars' office. Help- closetl iiith singing hymn "1 he"; w-:m--a-------

lin ll.5'"rl'i'f.' 3'lli7c'Sa333y.B”"”di”' lAA's Conference Held In The City Mr. Frank liiacQiiarrie of vic.lOVel' week-End

turia. F E I. has arrived liomel for his Christmas holidays. lie is 0ml7l"YPd by the Crawley McCrack- en, in New Brunswick.

"Alcholism is a disease that at- tacks body. mind and upirlt. which by himself. the Icoholic cannot control." This was the ex- pressed conviction of one of the speakers addressing the public meeting sponsored by Alcoholics Anonymous at the Capitol theatre Sunday afternoon. part of a pro- gram arranged for the Central Zone Conference (MarltImesl held in Charlottetown over the week- end. A msmber of the Amherst group was chairman for the occa- sion. In keeping with the policy of this organlatlon officials and speakers were identified by first anmea only.

The problem of the alcoholic was portrayed very vividly by three speakers from various AA groups In the Marltlrnes-aine. a Springhtll miner: another a Sydney business- men; the tlilrtl commercial trav- eller from Moncton. Each describ- cd his personal struggle with this problem, attributing their present sobriety to "the grace of God, and Alcoholics Anonymous." They told how they had begun drinking - two of them early in life; one when

Hospital. Ayer. Mass, on Sat- urday. Nov. l7th, to Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Mclnnia, Littleton. Kl.-tss.. a son. Roger Winton, 5. lbs.. 12 nzs. ;

pitnl Nov. .10. I950. to Mr. and Mrs. Charles lilaccrcgor. a son.

ELLIS -At the Prince County Hospital on November 29. 1956 to Mr. and Mrs. Thlrcn Ellis. O'Lcnry. 1! son, Denton Stanlt-y,l wright I lbs. 6 on.

DEATHS

FROST-. Al iilillbank. New Brunswick Nov. 2.'ird, Mrs. Paul Frost formerly Maude Helm of Victoria. P.E.I.. age 64. Funeral

was held from her home Nov.

26th h; wazkll. One had been a sailor. V . " dra in very port in the world. . rlml-,VsT05”'r'” (l""l0"t'l0Wn oil but could not describe one of therni FIWIY. 'V0VPmb0r 30th. 1956. toyou." This man told of swim-

Rasil Garfield Johnston in his 30th Vmr. Transferred from the Maris-an Funeral Home Satun flay afternoon to the residence of his father Earl C, Johnston. For. tunc Rrldgc. Funeral today from Ray Fortune United Church, ser- vice commencing at 2:30 p.m. interment in Bay Fortune Cem- 1-tery.

GILT." - Sudrt-'nl,v at Orwell on Satiirday. Dr-camber isl.. 1950. Mrs. Eu-on Gillie in her 0131 ycar Rcrnalns resting at her late residence till Tuesday noon then to St. Andrew's United Church. Orwell. where service commences at i-an. interment in the church cemetery.

MACQUARRlD- At Toronto Dee. W56. Mrs, Blanche Mecouarrle. widow of the late Hector Mec- Oiiarrie of Charlottetown. Her remains will arrive at the Cut- cllffe Funeral Home this evening where funeral service will he held Wednesday afternoon ser- vice starting at 1 o'clock. in- terment in the Peoples Cemetery.

mlng iii miles to the coast of Spain such was his craving for drink. Another eker in telling if his experiences. d rlhed alcohol to the alcoholic as the burglar of the brain. . .ettackln COBIGIQCCJ will power. and the telligencc.

The last speaker outlined the 1! stages through which the alcoholic passed before reaching the bottom. "without friends. lob. credit. . .

'i-ulnea. his family in disgrac .s wreck. Pllvilrelly. morally. and mentally."

by llapeeb : no of the llntiviauai tint so

li'5"K)?icETEEr,

PEAMEAI. SLICED

SWEET PICILID

BWIl'l"I-12 OZ. TIN PREM, each .

2 iii

t E

liliii

ATKINSON'S

BIG CHRISTMAS PREVIEW SALE CONTINUES UNTIL WEDNESDAY

The following items on sale Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday:

FRESH GROUND--LEAN

HAMBURG, 2lb. . . . 55c

BACK aacou, lb. . . . 69c CORNED roux, lb. . . 49: Elites, 4lb. .

Need For Educiiioiial Reform- Dn Mnc9"”"l'I

Guest Speaker .Al Labor Meeting.

Dr. Hath Mat-Quarrie nu lguest speaker at the IQIIIII .monthly meeting of the Charlotte- town and District Labor Council held Friday igghi at their ale;

uarlers. 102 will 51”!!- gddresa was received by a large and most appreciative audience.

Dr. MecQuarrie traced the hil- tory of the labor movement frosts lils early days in Britain to the lprescnt. in referlng to the dia- comforts of automation. be com- Ipared it to the fears which were emit-nt when the machine age came into effect. "However." he said, "automation is inevitable and will make a better and won- ltlerlul uorld. Labor won't be dis- placed. it will be redirected."

. lie complimented the Canadian lLabor Movement on its stand lfor free education and ernphasied lthe necessity of equal opportunity for all people. irrespective of sta- tus. to be educated.

1 Dr Mat-Quarrie was thanked lfor his instructive Laddress by l resident Alex Mac can. lpliegular council business trans- lacled included a progress report or; organization. it was decided in; purchase some new furniture lfor the hall and preference is to .tle given to firms operating under lL'ninn Ship agreements. '

.O:vvelI W. ll. Held Their Annual Meeting

l The annual meeting of Orwell lli'omcn's Institute was held ht the home of Mrs. George Maobcod, uiili eleven members present.

The president, Mrs. Bell MacLeod. presided and opened the meeting with the Mary Stewart Collect in UIHSOTI.

The minutes of the last annual and regular meeting were read. The financial statement showed a lmllince of 350.24 on hand. The president gave an address on the work accomplished during the year.

Preparations for a variety con- cert to be held in Orwell Hall .were made. Lottery tickets on a lquilt were made and distributed among members to be sold.

The election of officers r as follows. President. Mrs. Gerald MacLeod. vice president. Mrs. Eugene MacKenne. secretary treasurer. Mrs. Marccllis Mac- Donald, directors: lilrs. Bill Mae- Leod, Mrs. George MacLeod, Mrs. Owen McKenna; auditors. Mrs. Loe MacDonald. Mrs. Percy Mac- Loed.

Mrs. Percy lilacLeod was ap- pointed on sick committee. Mrs. John Naddy on school committee for next month.

The December meeting will be held at home of Mrs. Marcellus MacDonald. Roll call will he ans- wered by each member taking two articles for orphanage. Mrs. Owen Mcxenna and Mrs. Eugene Mc- Kenna were appointed on pro- gramme committee.

Following the adjournment a delicious lunch was served by the hostess.

ua

Mother And Small Daughter Reunited

TORONTO (CP)-Marika Mas- aros, 12-year-old Hungarian ref- ugce. ran tearfuily to her mother Friday night at Toronto's Malton airport. ending a three - year struggle to unite the pair.

Marika arrlved not knowinli where her mother. Mrs. Margit Afanasview. was in Canada. The pair had not seen one another

Hungary.

Marika's arrival caught Red Cross officials by surprise and they had to start a hurried search for her mother. Mrs. Afnnasvlew, whose first husband. Merlks's father. was killed in the Second World War, was located in Toe- onto and taken to the airport for the reunion.

The Soviet officials who granted her visa wanted her not to o to Canada which they said was lied with wild people who would eat her. she sahl.

P110 2. The Guardian Monday. Dec. 3. 1956

WEATHER I

tnreeiseuedby

the Toronto publl weather office; . e

Charlottetown Sydney Yarmoutlt

St. John's

HALIFAX CP) - The weather office here says northwesterly winds are hrinlinl very cold air

Mr. Fred Duffy tn the Msritimee. It will be mainly

Word has been received here of fine but cold today an a tug. pp”. tha death in New York on setup I e ecu gggchgg an ,..;o,,. A tiny evening of Fred P. Duffy in disturbance over Northern On. :ill:e-mil; Vela. as ways he son of the tario and moving goutheggt 1. .1. M ms at" HI l''- 0-D P- DI-lily Dected to cause increasing cloudi-

y. a father was butler ness over Western Nova Bcotia athtliosgnrnmgut Housie for g years. late today.

I llnler aye e ate Forecuu.

Mr. Duff was em 1 l vlcmi. from. Abo'ft”:';f:,ty";,e:';: Northern Nova Scotia. Prince ago he lea he" on appoimmeui Edward Island and New Bruns- as valet to L0 d Neville during WM" Ch" "uh A few "l”"d-V l"' his tenure of office at ,0t.tawa larval" Very cold: "gm wind" um. bu. . . employmeni Low-high at New Glasgow 12 and with the Mount' Claire Hotel in 25' C"'"l'"”'”"" 1” "id '5' M”"”' New Jersey" M the mm o1 M” tscbxlntagghnlllgedatlil-clc'tl)n gdmltinnddstlili death he vlas manager M m” S" 2 and 18, Campbellton zero and 15.