CANON G. T. ARNOLD. standing. Halifax. secretary of Illt‘ diocese. spoke to a meet- ing of the Prince Edward Is- lancl Deanery lnaymelfa As- socialion held in Kenslngton satnrdary on the financial sys-

l\'l:.'.\'SlNG'l‘0N —- The Prince ltdward Island Deanery Lay- mcns Association held a special conference at St. Mark's hall Saturday to hear talks on dio- ccsc finances by four laymen representatives from Nova Smlla.

.\‘ine Island parishes were re- pl‘(‘S0nl€fI at the afternoon-evem In: conference, chaired by John pillman, Kensington. president of the P.E.I. Laymen's Associat- Inn and directed by Eric W. Balcom. Wolfvllle, vice-prosh (lclll of the Diocesan laymen‘: Collllcil. I -

The conference was held to ;;.vc information about the fin-

tern of the parishes. other of- ficials at the provincial con- ference lncluded, seated, left to right. Hamid Crosby. Hali- fax, chat-rrnasl diocesan finance committee; Eric W. Balcom,

ancial system of the diocese, to explain the relation between the diocese and the paridhes; and to acquaint dlurch people with the finances of the diocese. Canon G.T. Arnold. Halifax, clerical secretary,-qaoke in de- tail of the church extension program. called attention to

Woi-tville, president diocesan laymen’: council; John Pill- man. Kensi-n-gton president P.E.I. Laymen‘s Association: and Fred Lane. Halifax, dio- cesan treasurer.

Church Finances Detailed lTo P.E.I. Deanery Laymen

finances. within and without, the diocese. were explained by Hamid Crosby, Halifax. man, diocesan financial mittee.

At the evening session Mr. Crosby presented a document on "Mutual responsibility and in- dependance in the body of

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Dlocese of Nova Scotia (which and

includes P.E.I.) budget situa- tion. and explained the financial system paridses.

Fred Lane. Halitax. diocesan treasurer, spoke on the operat- ing and “institutlonal" costs of the diocese.

The churches “functional"

The meeting discussed the as- sociation’: responsibility of sharing in the work of the churches throughout the world, and the highlights of the con- ference of Anglican churches held in Toronto in August were presented.

Curling Draw For Montague

Curling draw for Monday,

Montague Curling Club. 7 PM.

Ice 1 — J. Cudmore. Glen Murphy, D. Clarkson. 8. Sharpe vs. J.S. DesRoches, T. Clair. K. MacDonald, L.T. Stewart.

Ice 2 — G. Worth. E.G. Mao Donald, B. Ferguson, G. Warn- er, vs. Southpaws C. Nicholson, A.E. Sullivan, 8. Maclntyre. S. MacKinnon.

9 P.M. Ice 1 -— H. Moar. A. Jones, A eison, G. Champion, vs. Dr. P.

N Macintyre, N. Hooley, M. Wig- lls.

giuton, B. Mi Ice 2 —- Dr. L.A. Johnston, K. Mackenzie, J. Murphy, P. Des- Roches vs. F. Vuozzo, E. Shaw. K. Sullivan, J. MncNeill. If unable to curl please range your own substitutes.

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Tlso Guardian. Charlottetown. Mon. Dec. 9, 1963.

When Pinned By logs

ISIAND NEWS PAGE

Western And Central Districts

Crapaud Man 3 Killed

CRAP-AUD — Elwln Walsh. Mayhew arrived. The horse was 31. Crapaud. was found dead in’ freed, slightly injured. the Wood! 3! Fl!!! Satur-g Walsh was said to have been day afternoon. presumed crusn-a an experienced woodsman and ed by l08l it fell on him when} farmer, but on most occasions I horde-Pulled Sleigh. loaded; has been accompanied in the with logs, oerturned. i woods while logging.

Mr. Walsh, unmarried. wenil An autopsy was performed losslns Saturday morning. andé but no inquest has been called. when he had not returned by Dr. Angus MacLeod_ nonshaw, 4-90 D-In-. Cllﬂflel Maylﬁw. at was at the scene and an ambu- whose farm Walsh was working‘ went in search of him. home was cane‘;

The body was found by Mr.‘ detachment RCMP Mﬂyllew Under several logsu carried out an investigation in- near the overturned sleigh at ap-I to the incident,

Proxlmﬂlﬂly 5 P-In r He is survived by his mother I ' ll " ' ' at ‘3'1el1’g°h°‘;;’I"‘m‘g':.‘ll‘.°”:v(l3’ll‘tlﬁ‘r':13_ Mrs. Freeman Walsh, Crapaud,

mg the 10“ on wdﬂl. The horse I.W0 ITTDTIICTS, Edward, EIHTIX,

Wu gun dqwn’ Qntangled In and Lester, two sisters. Inez

harness and shafts when Mr. and Elsie. all in Montreal.

lance from Dawson's Funeral -

Two Stained Glass Windows AreDedicaied At O’Leclry UC

0"1AEARY — Two beautiful Mrs. Turner were lovers of child- stained glass windows were un- ran and youth and Mrs, Turner veiled Sunday morning in was dedicated to her profession 0"l-98!‘! United Gurch and de- while operating Turner's nurs- dlC8t€d In memory Of Al‘l.'IlU|‘ ing home in the oaynmunity. Jamel Mlﬂleﬂll. 1371459 and A capacity congregation was wife -Mary Anselmo 1'-‘vie in attendance to join with the Matheson. 1070-1960 «Indin mem- families In paying tribute to OW 05 Wllllﬂm Edwin Turner. two of the community's most 1377-1941 and Alllce Mal-Id Ra)“ dedicated and inﬂuential couples 1191‘ T|l1‘ll¢l-‘. 1&4-1&3 who have left their mark on the

The Malllteson Window. d0nBl- ~community and church for many ed by the family, was unveiled ldays, W Donald Mﬂtllﬂdolh Grandson. I Assisting the minister, Rev. epicts “Christ At The lnavid Hamilton were Rev.

Traccldie Nips Fl. Augustus

In CYO hockey action Sunday

By GEORGE CONDON In protest of "certain lack of action and poor handling" of "matters of importance" to Is- land teachers on the past of the board of govennors of the P.E.I. Teacher‘: Federation.M:e

rison. '

gional High School. has resign- ed from we bo . ‘_

Mr. Morrison. in his letter of

gave as his reason “due to the in which their (the board) resolution ooncarnling refund on pensions to those wlho leave the proI'lcssion". was handled and the in which the question of teacher's -cuntifieation and proposed sal- ary revisions were dlvscarded,

He called it “the worst dis- play of pmtessional dignity and professional attitude I have wit- ncssed since becoming a teacher ll\'(‘ years ago."

He id the board that he could no longer represent the Sou-ris local until "these tilled‘ tolls receive the consideration they deserve " Explaining the position of the Souris local Mir MOTTIDO

that it had passed a resohltiaon in October requesting the P.E.l. Tr‘ to ask the government to amend the teacher's s\llJel'a1I' nuation act.

PENSION PLAN Under the act at present a

of his or her sa~la»l'y into the pen- sion Fund. Should the teacher leave the profession for any rea- son. the funds paid for the iliwst tune or two years. depending on

the ‘W

leachers Eed.Governor Resigns lo Protest ‘Lack Of Action’

the circumstances of withdrawal, I clarl-rned.

Anowsiﬂsdolflcerg I-1-lday at-the annual otttleBoes'dolGover-

. second vice-pre-

' Mabel O'Brien. recurri-

secretary, and Mrs, Winni- tred Stevenson." lteasurer.

WESTERN BRIEFS

meeting

nors of the P,E.I. Teachers Fed- given:

was held Hallf House.

further study. No commltlltee was established”. he said. As it stands now "it will not come up before the board for at least means

night at SDU Tracadie defeated Fort Augustus 4-3.

John Power. Phil Hughes, Ken McNally and Len Fitzpat- rick all scored for the winners. B. Shea, G. Smith and P Train- or picked the goals for the los- ers.

and d

Door." In the upper part is a George Gough of Amherst and symbol of the open Bible and Rev. A.F. Baker of Truro, both 31¢ C1'.°53- former ministers of this congre- It was noted bow significant ugation.

was this choice of window since Mr. and Mrs. Matheson gave a combined service of over years to the Sunday School lead-

selection “For All The Saints" and Roscoe Walker of Kensing- ton sang "Bless This House."

Three Pacifica, Calif.. fire- men drag a water-logged, sky diving Santa Claus from the Pacific Ocean surf yesterday after he missed his shopping center target by a mile. Ron-

/ ald Young. 25. an Alameda,

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Calif.. sky diver playing Santa part in Pacifica shopping cen- ter promotion, was caught by a cross wind after jumping from a plane. Four surfers picked him up and brought

l(iED SANTA ls SALVAGED

him to shore where firema took over. Back ashore, and after a quick change, Young carried on, but minus a water soaked white beard.

(AP Wirephoto)

Many Improvements

«Made In lignish Rink

1 . l TIGNISH — The Tignish out— lless l.lS expected

to commence

ldoor rink is taking on a verynvith the installing of the new

The senior choir rendered the pleasing appearance as ne-model- 2 motor-

!‘ youngsters are

ling and re-novaltlon conlti-nues to.watching the progress of the

skating and hockey season. was some of the business

ugh door understanding and dedication to the Christian cause.

,CurIing Draw The Turner window. donated , by five sons, was presented by l

ling many thro s to deep I l l

sons Wendell, wtho performed

the unveilintl. and Dr. ‘ iam

Turner. ' The window portrayed "Oin-ist,

ALBERTON -— Curling for the

Football Scores

SATURDAY National League Green Bay 31 Los Angeles 14 U5. College scores

Navy 21 Army

Pittsburgh ﬂ.Penn State 21

leathers Federation 1" Governors Elect Slate

was‘aud the responsibility they had‘ to their locals.

The following reports were Atlantic Cmsference at ax - Mr. pbell; the CTF. annual general meeting at Van-‘ - Mr, Hall; the P.E.I 1‘!-‘

: lné

as V John Year; the constitution and by-laws com- rntlttee Miabel Mlatheson; fee Francis Blanchard: - _ Francis - Davie Lid- edueatlon an

- mbei O'Brien: on re-

structur- pal

YORK

Mr. and Mrs. Edison Hardy and two children, Dartmouth, N.S.. ll recent visitors ilere the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Har- old Watts and their mother Mrs. Elly Hardy.

'Labatts' curling trophy gets un- denvay in the Alberton r’

tonight with nine rinks entered in the three weeks schedule to

E-

Friend of Children" also a very fitting choice for both Mr. and ay. l Personnel of rinks is Frank Bry

WEATHER an, Addison Rayner, Garey

TORONTO (OP) -- Observed Black and Henry 0’Mnzlley; Art-

ther office says late Sunday evening only Prince Edward Is- lnnd was reporting clear skies. Variable amounts of cloud were being reported from Nova Scotia

— Bert Pridham vs_ Ron Pettitt; F. Bryan vs. J.’l‘. Mvrick. » Dec. 13 —- Cedric Hunter \~s_l Arthur Wilkie: Erskine Camp-i, bell vs. Ed Turner.

dealt with

present for the meeting.

canteen has been put in first

added. along with new benches. [The exterior of the blllildsllvgs

have it in readiness for thelwork, and urging the carpen-

ters to hurry along. Durling the year the associa-

at a board of drilrec-‘lion has been very active spon-

gwﬁmmeeﬁlrlg held in the rink soritngi hockey including trans- u 'ng ursday evening. John poraion. super-v g.

Gavin, president. presided anciibaskehball, baseball, softball and

eight of the nine directors were swimming clsses.

Major improvements axe beingl

made in dressing rooms. Thellent-ial year

ised skatin

CENTENNIAL EVENTS

In keeping with Island Cen- the ' ‘n planned several social programs

€1,355 shape and mcoraed in at the meeting. A special sports pastel shades of pink and blue. ‘lay , .l Thme new stoves have been held Jaf“~ 18' Al tfhls °V°m 3} you are bothered by backache, Dod¢I'a .Cc-ntenmal Queen w-lll be crown-l Km,’ pm, mu

led for the year's activities inl ,..,.;.,,..,.; 9.4.; have been painted in green and

and ice carnival will be

dance was set for Wednesday. .lulyl.Afoodsa-leandllctlery to help with winter finmoes will be held at the vie store, Saturday, Dec. 21. A letter congratulating the asso- ciation on its success along with a donation was acknowledged at

the meeting by the president.

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car overturning. Twenty per-. sons suffered minor injul-ies.~' One man suffered a heart at- tack.

snd New Brunswick. Tempera- tures at 10 p.m. ranged from a high of 34 degrees at Halifax to a low of 19 at Fredericton.

LONG BACKGROUND

Mrs. Frank Bovyer, York, is a patient in the P.E.J. Hospital

. A disturbance developi Mrs. Harry Foster. Charlotte-

38 east of Washington late Sunday

Just U its

town is visiting her brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Ran. dolph Murray. York.

Vernon Duck, has returned to his employment with the Mari- time Electric. after being home on sick leave.

William Pidgeon, York, has re. turned to work with the Mari- ‘ time Electric after being laid up

with a sore hand.

, Mrs. Lowell Watts, York, was , a visitor is dlarlottetown. Mon- :

‘ll and Mrs. zanfir Costacke

land son Stanley, York, were visitors to Gaarlottetowsl. Tues- till’-

Whlteway and

plant NOTICES

me-me’ I to for Classified Daatl.Netl.as eelama).

PRESERVE SITI

bee Historic M mission has asked the

IS IMPROVING

James Snwthe, son of Mr; and Mrs. John Smythe. Tltnleh, is improving in health at West crn Hospital, ‘ after an em qspendectomy. Ja- mes had Just returned to

ment for burns suffered in accident at his home.

MoNALLY FUNERAL The neral of Mrs. William McNei- was held setmslay morning

_—

Octave Gallant. tcylaslmaoulate Conception Church, Wellington lfcntre. where Requiem Kin Mass was celebrated by Rev. looliani MacDonald. Rev. Aus- tin Bradley was seated in the sanctuary. Pallbearers were: Raymond Glllh, Leo Kaeflell. Desmond MecNetil, Michael Gal- ant, Levels Gallant. one Jch MacNeilI. Intu-meat was ill- lhe church cemetery.

u born the home of her son-in-law. '

CAQQD -- M he Glerlotteo tows Hoqitel. Iuntlear.

year. Her remains will be trahsterred this morn- ing tron he lleaaaeltv hp neral name to her into resid- ence from whee the funeral will take place on Wednesday morning at 0:! b It. Dun-

MONTREAL (0P)—The Que- onuments Com-

Quebec government to declare a water- front erea known as “Old Mont-

of York school are busy getting the pupils ready for their -Christmas concert.

Mos. Frank Watts was hostess to York institute. Tuesday even- ing. There was a good attend-

. —-8.0.

Mn. ge Mrs. William Crockett, teachers and 48

evening is expected to intensify

Viet Nam history goes back :1 I group

‘in the rich Red River delta near 1 China. '

at! Will not be changed 08‘ temperatures: - . ‘w-hite writ-h red roofs. not aware of this clause in the other year at the earliest," be Tulsa 22 Louisville 16 Ilia. Max. aioyum‘ c::_“°'J mm A new electric pump purchas- act and dsoldd be . said. Rice 3 Texas Christian ‘I Dawson ........... -7 -5 Mwick was man”, ' "cTm°'_’led just recently is waiting to be ’ the fund was now STRIKE HINTED Baylor 20 Southern Meth 6 Vancouver ........ 35 41 k “yd Jam 0. ' Cedric! installed along with extra lines becoming very rich as there The board's dealing with tea- Wy0ml.l18'7 Texas Western 6 Victoria ll 46 Hmtm Lloyd wukm ’Ru',se“, is. allowing hockey to be was a lures of tesch- cher's certificatnon and saloames New Mexico 22 Aniw“ 15 Ed"’°m°” 3 14 Hay‘ ‘“‘l ‘W ‘I’ Played after dlark. ers in P.E.l. and their ocntribu- also hell-pod Mr. Molmlson ln.A1r Force 17 Colorado 14 Calgary -s 15 ca...,,ben_ Mm. g,,,,_ Gm", The lalrgeice surface 185 feet: tious for the nrsl year or two deciding his resignation. I h Allsvorllgl gm" . Regina 1 23 Howie-y and Andy llnlnpa; ndwinllw 70_feet is nearing complet-; were foroed to go unclaimed He hinted that a split might N01‘! 1:38 5:120 8 Oma 59 5111* Winnipeg 15 16 Turner, Dean carpenter, Upton, loll with new side mans, am. . ‘son aid that what he created in the federation on 99”’ °° - garontno .... ..... .. 13: S833? and Keir l:R{amsay.C 1:1?! enclosigle. Ground has led to is’: resignaﬂon was the the subject of the pension fund‘ aw . Pnldham. _ uhert- a-mp- ' een exoavat and levelled for ay It wlich the baud handled between the older and youngm? Clevelaggeillgngleé-31; Montreal ,_ 2o 34 bell. Rxrbert prcgit and rngmilasln finie ice snnrocc. Rooted over. the resolution on the subject. teachers, and that the salary wasm to“ 14 New York h ebec‘ . . . . . . . . 27 -n Richagi J ff . $1‘ 18 wlayens benches have been an had bx" in “n M was mat. San Ftgancisco 7 0 27 Fljederlctuﬂ ....... 3 32 ter . C 3'};5eu£t' ‘TECICCI. the executive and pension com- foam for a teachers strike dur- Phuadelphia 14 St Loﬁfs as 53"" -l°l“l- N-3- -- 9 39 mm“ Barbour ’ Reg pridmm', Allfhouf-’l1_\VM‘l< ls not yet com . mwtee since Oct ". ' . ing the present school ycalr. He Minnesota 10 Bammom 41 M°l_l°l°“ ' n 31 G9 ' ' rtby. jnleied getting the ice in readi-f but 8‘ Fl'ld~9Y'S meellnﬂ 0"“ Ill“ '10‘ °l“l’°N*9- l'““"‘—"°"- Pittsburgh 25 Dallas 19 Hﬂlfax "" 2‘ 43 Schedule for this week. "—“_——_%"‘*' items of little or no lmpor-once Mr. Mm-lson said the overall. A M... “,3”, Cl“"l°'="“"' 1" 35 Dec, 9 an gufneg 3,00 ,,_m, CRASH HURTS so .:-eoeivled all the attention. feeling at Friday's meeting was New Yuk 14 Buffalo 45 Svdm’-Y 22 35 Frank Bryan vs. Ron Pet.titt:; 4 “The resolution was ﬁnal“, “let-S ﬁt out of here and get Boston 46 Houston 3 , Yargnlouth :2 24: J_}[_ My-rick Vs_ Cedric Humet lF‘BROOKH.?VE[N‘; NCYI. (APl.'.‘ turned over to a commtittee for some Christmas shopping done". Denver 31 Kansas City 53 5" ° “" N ' 10C- Wllldﬁ VS-I R2‘; caclgsmznlfter aggmigg l'l-ALIFAX ‘Cpl — The “'63- ‘,5. D2; ampbe ' Ed Tumerlthe tracks early Tuesday. one

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Regional forecasts:

Prince Edward Island, East- un N..B. Counties; overcast with rain beginning in the afternoon; much milder; light winds in- creasing late this morning to aout-heast,a0 and in the evening to southeast 30. Low-high at Icharlottstown and Moncton 88

High tide today at Charlotte- town 4:57 a.m. and 6:10 p.m. At Rustlco at — and 2:06 p.m. Sum- merside tide eighteen minutes later than Charlottetown. Su n

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old -bnildlns: will be nroiociod snussats (AP) —— A Nige- WIN $100

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Well. Common and Commie Em atoincieesoirrlgt the eco- sioner on the south, Berri Street nosnlc ties between Nigeria and for Christmas

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AlneatislgoftlleratepayersofAlbes-tonwlll bellcldlnthe ooancllroom Tuesday, Dsc.10. 1008at8p.m.ta dedlleoslaloenfos-htenlorhl ﬂnkuaIlerMunIclpall.oanAct.

DI. BOY LIIARD, Mayor.

your name for

Dec. 20th! Just think, $lO0.00 worth of quality merchandise can for

be y e u r a -. Christmas . marcbsndise must be selected by Dec. Slat.

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TONIGHT at 5:45 lun-

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WILL BE SPEAKING ON BEHALF OF THE P.E.I. PROGRESSIVE