“Tr REV. Jim: R. Mlitl'll- niur. 'DD. icenirei. Tornnlii. moderator ol the It ii i to d Church of Canada. prrivcd in Charlottetown at noon ycsler. day for I tour-day \lsil Slioivll with Dr Mutrhmnr at the alfr
port are Rev. John 5.1:. Ball. lloitl oi Trinity United Church. Charlottetown: u n d Rri Wchher. Trinity Unl» ind Church. Summerslde. pre- slrlent ml the Marlllme Unn- irrcnre or. Mntchmor witl be
Ellest Drench" tomorrow at Trinity United at its centen- ninl services, and on Mnnday
will attend I rlvlc luncheon and will address the wee kly meeting ol the Charlottetown Rotary Club
UC Moderator Expresses Views On Many Subiects.
By NANCY wum:
iii Rev,.iames u \iiiiohiiinr. nn. moderator it! the U iiitcd church at Cunndn. who arrived in the province yesterday on nl
WESTERN
BRIEFSi.
IN SYDNE . l\
Mrs. EJ. Fiandci, Kensinctnn
is spending a low dni-s ail ncy
ATTENDED FAIR “r and Mrs Pal-.cli rilrlcv \orporo, hair- relll'm‘d to lllf‘il' liiime alter allevrllil: iitv Alla'r tic wi‘iitei- Fair at liriliipv.
IN KENQINGTDV lit-turn,- Proiiii. summons. spent the long loll: hrs-loud :ti xoiisinzton. gncsi nl llL‘l" :Iarltl-i parents. Mr and Mrs liis Proi Illl
o‘roNNDR l-
. Elt‘l
o
liinerni {or Patn‘rk 0 Million ivns hold last Friday ll‘till] llll‘ ll llll‘.
llrs Pl‘livr l
oi his daughter. Dalton. Bul'lon. un'h ' rt-lrhralnd by Rev Mcrague hollbiviirrs uni-e William Fish. Fern Flinnl‘llai'r‘l. Tiuimss chitin. indium s
crnlni and Edward A millin
l‘lnwr'r bearers iiere linger. Dunn and Shane o'ciinnei- termetlt was In the church (‘t‘llK‘e IPry
roman rum-1m. The lll'lt’ral I'm- Solomon rnirier. whose dcalh 01:0de m the ‘ ary Community iiosiniol. was held Monday hood church. iii-onion. Mass wss celebraitd hy . VMAIN oallrni l‘ulllilwi‘l's iron: Raymond I‘nlrli‘r. [M Joseph Polrlrl'. Fl'l'd tutti-mono pony and l Allain. Intmm‘Mi was in the chmdi cmnruery .
ROBEB'IS FUNERAL n Thr-
at Palmer I'IlQII ‘
luneral inr Thode Roberts who held May lrom ihe Min—my
Interment place to me Murmy HMMr cents-y.
MACWI'LLIAMS FUNERAL Th! tuneful kvr Mrs thwllllnm‘ wu
arm n. assislnd by Rev T,.l. Sn u. no were "Unu- Thc Hills". The‘ Lord‘s My shepherd" and “Rock 0' Orlale was Mr: Ward Dmuall, lentils-mi.
jers ware. seine Cannon, Buddy . liar-tin Mucwillipmr
Eur-l Phillips. Arthur Mai» nun. . Intcrnicpt was in the church cemetery.
MIL-LEAN MINERAL —- Til-i tuner-l tor Misi Annie lure Moo i
' Lean took pllce yesterday utter-i .noon (mm the United Bl vtlst Church. Mirna-m. The servch :wu conducted by Itev ADJ ‘ ,chvel Inlllzd by Rev, M Carl
Currie. hymn. sung were Thei Ion! My shepherd" anal Putt. Per ecl Fe Tr Tl)!-
mllyu lrln uni “3 until“! ihnd". The nrllt'llll "I Mr: A. . . sieevu. Pallbearers were. m u Camri
um . Flour bum- were: big. Vim. 'llllun Aline-r. "it Ulwoll wk C
I“. III!" Gun-Mm Ellery rod ml
i.
suntan.
tour-day visit. is u rather out». ml per cent or the population on m’lny spoken individual with opinionsl ciinuda as associated with the pile
on a wide variety DI subjects. In a short inkrvww yesterday
altt-rntlon he touched on
rnwtli oi the United Church. uni: marrieds".
('llllrl-h'S proposed new churcn‘
.iIllllUl Ullrrit‘ulum, lotteries. Can-i
arias detencc policy. and ecumenical movement.
Dr .Vlutchmnr expressed sironc views on the subtect or proposed national lottery. cnniinenlinn mainly on a trout-
3
puce \I o n I re p l Gazette news
posed to the setting up oi n In» iinnal lottery becnusr we thinl it will nrinc into Canada more. oi ilie 'rirnimil element oi the Uniied tales," he said.
"This is chiefly because oi the ll‘r'lt'lllvll! ihui you can get some iliinc lnr nothing. he added. 'TlllS is nni true"
He went on in say tout the ci-rrriesi push [or the lottery ll inniinu lrnrn Premier Jean Le- Snur in Quebec. onetiec until iliu income rrnm the lottery be-
the empty treasury ihc Unplcssir govero
rnusr ol loli by meni
"ilielcnbaker anti Flemlns: or.
mud "In lottery movement Quer and drsrrve ('l'llflll. [or II." llr \Illtt‘llmor shill. expreb- lni: ll’ll‘ hope that Prime Minls—l (or Pearson and Justice Minlster‘ lilolll‘l (‘hm‘l‘lrr would do lha‘ some i
llr Illlll'hmor "(lied Ih I I‘ tilam‘ nonum ClllllMiE rhurcli-i men had taken A similar stand on Imlorles and other Iornu of Lilithllnfi. l
"(‘arrllnal Leccr nl Montrefl‘l is opposed—he has slapped lll.‘ ihc tumour in the city." he col-r} nienio .
licrc in part. is what the mod-l t‘mlnr had to say an the other slllllol-ls mentioned.
ECIIMENICAL MOVEMENT 0n the ecumenical movement:
.“Tiie iininan Cutllolir and An-
:licuii councils and the World Council of Churches have crenlr rd ;I much better climalr. And a Urrltl don‘t DI the credll II dut lo I‘npt- John XXll'l.
M the parties] level (MI)! III, III gills took place They we
of our churches Ire working lo- gcthrr elleclively in things like radio workshan , Ind loclll services," on United
Church member
Hui
the United:
v i "our church ls strongly-mtr
l EMPTY TREASURY? ‘ i
United Church. I-Inivevi-r,
ISLAND NEWS PAGE Gov'lNegotiatins‘fi“€.lii‘i§:"
Western And Central .
fie Gliurdlnn. Ehnrlntitmfi
Airline ComlTanylakE Over ‘Mercy' Flights
At S'side Retire
SUMMERSIDE BUREAU OF THE
GUARDIAN cial manager and general “al'lillt‘ liizhls. "nur aircran
By NANCY WHITE
Darlvmnwl‘ iii the airline, said
Aml’rlr‘an countries uiiii re- p: or in new morn-oi. ior P El puiaioes h,iie antinreiiilv oiio llnn .iiiriii-u 8 dollar. m nisier oi aurir iiliiii-e ~Rld yew ierdni thin oirin. menu are noii hciiic niado with s mum Amm‘lian I'llllllll" llml could .e- lsiili in iiiplicr seed pninin wit-es.
.‘II’ Mitt-Ill“: iiniiln iiiii name ‘the country as ilczolialinnt iill iini tic tomplclrrl uniil lllP -oil
a
Mercy nights .previnsly on... p... i... "m. me. u, m 1m. til the ninnil. Tlle ii-ailn l'lL'ree-
diicied by the RCA? at no UN er mviiiliinoo in liiiiire
lie sriid lll< company had not ilic mercy niclils.4, iiiiiil inn niei- a month ago. alr ilniuuli ilic Air rnive had first noproached them over a year‘
to the puiicnt, have now poo. till‘nM over to u r-orrirneisinl company and will cost dic ro cinienl :50 per hour.
The ilichiu will now be curried out mainly by Atlantic Central ai. Airways. which uperaies out all
talen oir-r
the Mont-ion Club. [We mil east oi .‘rImIL'IVn.
The airline uses a iiiill Piper Apache equipped with s
vtval and emergency eniiiumrni tor the flights. The plane is can. able oi hivlding a pilot, crspiliit
nurse. and smasher-case Don Mcaure.
Chief Telephone Operator
5; Is Honored
ini- or.
manager and ‘ l‘
in r. l AI.“ ‘ A spokesman tor RCAF Mariel, i c Command headquarters in liiiliias co yesterday ' lisd alun s neon ilir paltry ol lllr RCA!" [n Conduct. merry s only in aroas iiheie lhcre
I'litll rrrcnlly. the Atlantic re. plrirl had lia‘l tin ‘Ilf‘l‘ i'ilmrlany.
e said. liniioi r. RC‘IF is not pu c n uni: in its mircv ilishis nines when ACA is bu y at ~omii
M. Wallace. lateral “mm”- otlier task and not available tor
Wl‘l
I'pon rntlrement follul't‘lng to lie manager W.s. Dickie, travel. i immmmpiy Lake on ma womvg
oars iii diligent service, Miss i leii irom liahtux tor the dinner 1i... (a...
.(‘l rn Mountain. rhiei operator i Alini in atlemlaiwe rte-e llld’lll
out nicrsidi '
oi the Island Telephone exchange ‘ i. Summerside. was honde at a dinner at the Tartan moor ant. Thulsday night. Miss Mauritian, who wn paid tribulm‘. including the fill): Telephone (If Sum«
church studies show us witii l.- oi :Crl'll‘e on Oct. it.
000.000 lewcr people than census registered.
the
island Telephone Companyitrairic operations in our ier- ll ,0. ..
manager. Walter Auld. Char-
“We coll this million the ‘insii lrltctown. presided at the dinner lezlnn' it's an evangelistic ciiai . iiliit-ii llas attended by apprflxl-
lenge." 0n rhurcli contributions day- “Alter the First World War
we oitcn had easement rhurt‘n»l es Today i couldn't tell you nil
u basement church Today: young mnrrieds give mnrr gen ilion my generation
did DEFENCE POLICY
n ciinadn's driencc policy: m: I
0 “We have the larger hall or he Nurth A me r i e a n continent There should be u close link he- tween ottawa and Washington We should establish Eomnrr- sit-
es and take ri lull share in NATO WM... i
(or (Intensive purposes "
on the United Church's new m.
Sunday school will be expensive to have new riii-rirulum in use
I-urrlrulum
be linanced tiy lhe nicrcls and Manda, " l. h F m . dimer cnllerleii in the Sn n llaylgonh ‘ m": n 1“
school: it will have to he includ- ed in the church hudpel "
l
nir-lcly so K‘Omlpfllly employees
to and gucsts.
UNICEF Cards Now On Sale
or the second year in a row. ilis have been set up in do\\rllm\‘l| arcns in Charltltie- town and siirnmcrside
sole oi UNICEF Christmas cards
The Charlottetown rinnlii.
n the lobby oi the post.
nliicc. nilch Tuesdny. wiili n Alfred lienno cy in “charlie Volunteers roni ilic illfiriinrlolicloivn UNICEF cam
H “in! tommitice will handle sail-s trnm
I'm until Christmas. The Fohrie shop. water 5 is uhere the Summerside nun
0" prnaress in the (‘lllll't‘lL "ll tins been set up. Mrs. Bill Wat—l
as been business.
said that.
whereas son eslahlishrd unionized in that area.
is heading up the project
lnbnr. and science are all mov» The boxes of 10 cards earn
men! and churches"
I! attend. two mnlnr :roupings cell at ti are stuck in lht‘ mudi govern bniiclii out“? show worth n‘ it.
Last year Islanders
Il—lle—n'lorial Gifts lie—dicoted i At Breadolbane Anniversary
The B re a d a l bane United Church recently recursion the 50th lnniverssry oi its npcninc with capacity crowds at each yervicc.
The morning service was con. ducted by Rev. Thomas Evans. the pustor. with Mrs .l a mes
has been a member ol the choir (or is? years: n pulpit drape in: memory or Mr oodsitle whsl presented tiy his tour daughters. Mrs Allan Hickox. Mrs unveil Lnrge. Mrs Thomas Wallace and Mrs .lnnics Snowie: n merri- orial wreath tor the lntc .1
Snowie. the organist The choiriuai-Lend was presented hy his‘
Included members
congregations or the charge The were placed in mernnrv
[mm nllleri wile. and has
e t s «I flowers ol |llei
ushers were Archie Huirliinson. late Mr, nnii Mrs Murdock Koo-l
and Oliver MacLeod Mrs. step lien hers. Sevrral (indications a! memo:
nt-rly and their son Roy and the
MucLepd sung two niim-llult- I-Iugh F MocKay by their
lamilles. . A history or the church was.
. compiled hy Mrs. Hulzh Fth-l
an elel‘tric orlzan pmsenletl by Kay hurl read by Mrs. Thnmith Mrl. Medley Woodside and Mrs-.1 Evans hi the morning service Angus Gillis in memory ni their and by Rev Thomas Evans Ill
husbands; I wull plhqur tor the choir ion was also presented by
the evening sci-Vice lrnm lurrner ministers
Greeting- were
ship: "The ledel'll census shown Mu. Woodslde who" husbanfllrend hy Lorne Seaman.
HOlMA
N'S GOODWILL SLE WINNERS
superintendent. E G
Island momse'n phone Hm, and Earl Smltll, Svrnmerstde torcman.
“one rid the true leaders
On behail ol the local stall, sir. Smith presented Miss Moon.
‘ lain with u purse and ii lsllM “all st in your rri merit."
Camel-on. Charlotetnnwn, Earl MacDonald. iuuve or This li‘Ilmi‘ll said yesterday that lii=
in paying tribute to M compleiod to years i Mountain. lllr. Dickie called
li'II.I. INVESTIGATE A P i-‘,i Department at Hcslln
F. department will lnvenlzate the
whim silllafinn and attempt to come
I" with son-iv alternative mci» us i getting island patients hair ‘ in mainland hospi'zlls in special at . emergencies. is rumored that at least nun mlieui-iinanoed . nights hove token place rereni»
5. a
liei-
irc- MAKES NEW TEST
Mrs, Lucy Cameron presented “SHINGTON W” .— “9' m “m. A bow“... M in“... United st—les Ilretl Friday its
behali oi the Surnmersidn “M “MUM” “aim”
l oliioe,
Concert
ii..|s Planned
At Alberton
ALERRTON ‘— A profit mos concert n
Christmas Carol" is to he
ich villi include
- re- Mr Wright is married to the laied atomic It’d In \‘ova in the former Caroline Sinclair of last two years The tonne Charlottetown They hair two
FHPI’QI‘ Commtsxlnn (aid the shot was a low-weld one con- ducted linderzrnund .\ similar
test was conducted Thursday,
‘ inn Legion which is paying rent
‘lnr the classroom
l A guest speaker is to he Invit-
cd to address the be c e in ber
. meet “51- vire . president. Mrs A. c.
P”; the treasurer’s rcpun.
senied iindi-r oi A
hcrlnn Branch iii the Association ‘mr Retarded children. Plan were inrmuluted ut the Novem- held
her meeting which was Thursday evening
John H Barrett. has consented to direct the play and rehearsals ll 2 X I
are to begin within the low rim-s llrs EE Lartcr liar accented the responsibility tor the concert part ot the program.
Necessary t'tlmmitires w e ['0 appointed and II was in ads lrnnwn that Irving Broderick hsr volunteered to make the posters. ii was reported ihai the Junior Red cross oiemhcrs are selling Christmas cards tor the associa- lion
TllPl‘t‘ ii err expressions oi ap. precialinn ior Herbert Leavitt who made a blackboard tor the classroom. lor \lrs Later who placed ii on the wall and tor the lora‘. branch or the Royal Canad-
Tlie lzuest speaker ninp service was R Mai-Filo . who served the pal- lorale for nine years The ser- vice iii praise was led by the RCAF rliiiir irnm Summerstde
at the aw ev. w It.
‘iiiiricr the direction or Flt
Lee The closing hymn war “The Dav Tliriu Gavest Lord Iii Ended". which also closed the first service in thr church.
Menihprs iii the United Church Women scrvcrl lunl'll to the visit- in: choir and guests utter the . service.
. They Ire Mr Philip Ah who lawn $3" Mll-
inlvt.)
Even if
l\ all a cost of about $150 each
. Grccn. presided and Mrs Laricr e lire sentatmn of Dirk?“ recorded the ininulcs nnd gave
.rneiii iviil ailerl noiali. growers in oil the “crime orliiinccs Mr Marlins 5 id that ii ill I
w.A. WRIGHT Souns
Postmaster . Gets Transfer
it was learned yesterday that 1 WA Wrighl. pnstmasler at Souris since I947 has been up- poinied to a similar post at Sussrv '.E .
A son nt Air and Mrs wl-‘ mm c Wright. Soul‘ls. e wil . take over his new appnlnlment‘ in .loniiary
sons. Pcior 7. and Alan 4.
A veteran oi the Second World War. \lr Wriclit served in the Canadian Army from In. l’IJG He was educated at W Sl‘ lieni School. Charlottetown. soiiris inch Svhonl. nnii ylt. Ale lison University. sackville, . B.
Mr Wright is a past president oi the Canadian postmnsicrs Association lMarilimE Bronchl‘ and is at orcsent serving as
a1 Iliuli School Board.
you were
should get as high It :2 per 110‘ pounds oi reed potatoes. This u much higher. he pointed on t, than the st 40 per iiil pou nds received by growers who tilled part oi the 9.000 - ion seed pots-l to order ior the Greek Govern-l merit Mr. Muciiar also indicated i that the south Amerlcrn order will be larger than the G r e e k order
"Gllod prices are expected. he said. “because rmnli ' ‘ seed pntutoes are scarce lllll‘ ear "
lur Mac-Rae said prospects (or a sucresslnl year in the per tutn industry are brightening. “The table stock market is strengthening and more were rcporls yesterday that grower: were wceiving between so cents
A highway accident lust even. lng near Frederirlon ism one person no lioslzlm W‘lfll undter- rrtlned intone: Ind bad'y damair
liner-iii noeniioiinns iiiili swim, deal goes throu gh. grower: ed the two vehicles involved
Arthur Murray. 43 Roserti‘ street. Charlottetown, iias ad- mitted unconscious to the F El Hospital last twenan inllmviltg the accident which occurred about 7 pin a mile west oi Fredericton
The driver of the other vehicle was paid Rairnond Cash or Emerald
No lurihei- details were avail- able emiv tliis morninc. RCMP
are muesli zalln:
Beef Prices Reviewed
The loilnwlng marl-let vflnel
within the next ‘Pl‘ll'e will actually be it dollar or more tor 75 pounds."
in: Canadians (or lerred eliminated after 11435.
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Beef Pro-
:24. medium. 520 to
$23 to 0d, 82 00 to 52250:
. o The practice of recommend» medium, 519 to $21.
|ltlrs con-i by the sovereign was :24 50.
island furriers
Al Montreal
l-tlrl e
. t to good, 522‘ to $23.75:
medium. at to $217
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