lien cross worn and eardrurs work and was a in

WEATHER use 2 The ou.nii..._.

Tells Rofciriai,is‘Of Visit To

PRELUDE TO CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL

pointed Governor for the Prov- , the highest position the Crown can bestow on a citite .

“Having served for many years ‘if

ings of the Commission on the 1

Status of Women. established in 1946 as a functional commission the Economic and Social

OTTAWA (CF) — The worst transportation service in Canada? Without a doubt. said C. W. Carter (L—Burin - Burgeo) Mon-

_ ‘ sinstay in the igltvltleicmilivelkge and“ 32 o . - e e roaoirro lCP) -— T““d‘Y- D9‘. 10- 1951 who aw» in were their United Nations Commission g,-;~,-,g_-gt it "re rm 5* ,,,,,,,,,"""*"“““‘~,, ,2

-.3 u m up, ,, . ugx. idles .. ..ss 41 wborrl L’. Bh.lllml'.I’l'¢lyeI9¢. and M“ big?‘ u"" - llb IQ CMHINOIUVI —— 33 hlspsssingliasleftagreatvold. 'f"‘:v".‘l C“ C‘ u‘“”°‘ .43 I ..S8 __ He has gone to a better lie." ‘s'p“nr’:t m"e°£e'eu)",’ Iunc‘h“:n :2‘ n. .. .. :8; 335

MR. .i. i--. ARNETT lmeetiingcof tllle Rotary Club, herd is as Ax (CF; . a! te har ottetown Hotel yes- HA1-U‘ —

The following tribute:- from Mr. terdny, '2? 3? office says two di.sturbgn¢:..;0u: J. 1". Arnctt. Summersidc. Cana- introduced by chairman 1‘ u the east coast the United dllil Red C7085 50¢l¢ty- George Greenough and thanked " 19 ,4 States will move across the south-

lt was vi’ h eep sorrow I by co-chairman Sr. Capt. John ' 1, 1‘ cm Mu-lam.‘ god” renewed learned of the passing of thelfiarter, Miss Yeo gave a graphic '24 M uggwnnn-1,, “,1 much C lb’ Hon. J. W. P. MacMlllan. O. B.land comprehensive review of her 23 35 tgmpe,-.gu,,,_ ml" E. I visited him in his office alattendance at the United Nations " ‘I - short time ago when he appearedlin New York where she repre- . G M’: mu," "m'b‘”°'- °V¢l' the to in his usu 8 aithisented the A la neas n. ”' 'ukfl,"°k°°Pih and discussed his great interest and Professional Women's Clubs 'n°'“u we °°"'h°" "Bio!

the Canadian Red Cross So- of Canada. B M “Vi Willi "9 l0 10 inches expected. ciety which he had served for. Asdsl mem f s five-men» Y 0 0 n lgl’°Tr9t§:5rl"3N so '1 many years. her eegstion, representing var- , ova. o s. Prlnn

“His passing is all the morellousorganizations. M Y was Canada 3 Worst Edwli’ llllnd. southern half n1

‘regretted as he was recently ap- privileged to sit in on the meet- , lower St. John River valley;

Overcast with intermittent rfi. and drizzle changing to snowflig-. ries in afternoon; very mud, in,‘ lng colder in afternoon; s o u t]

. with the late Dr. McMillan as a Ci{ll’l)l<‘ll.lt-n I _ M ' h thy mum in the com,mm_ it in winds 25 shifting in afternoon 5

2:21. .€.:-..'::c.."*......°..'.l:::. 22:. *: “"3” ‘"5. E‘ii‘.".‘.¥1’.“3?'.*i.’.‘.“'a'.-. ~- ‘; . . . . - W 1' . .

Smmed .1", him in po1mc,_ I-commission agenda with the re- and there are prospects of ratitl- mm °.muf‘:"'N°e'vvfl:’$"d°l‘:%fi.: my town and San" John 35 “:‘(:l%‘:§

learned to regard him as a Chris- tian Gentleman and great public

suit that today there are only 12 countries where women do not rights with men."

’cation by other countries. l "There was a difference of

centla Bay. Mr. Carter described the Burin

Northern hall’ of lower St. J

oils

River valley. eastern N.B. noun.

-_.___._______ . .. . .. , , 5...-vnng, rn, nnnmnnnnn in the have political ’opinion on the Justice of the .. .. .. . . . . prZ“l<l((“n?(l‘:;f'}’I;)\l't §:l:rf‘litn?:lRt:1l wrass Johnstone is SllO\\n , nod‘. Heather Jenkjm “am ‘I many fields of public service ahmlss Ym §!id_ “Now the need glow” pensiomble age of “mm, alsd tthbis" cattle boat and this l£:)els.noil'Ilf¢lT'l'l:‘l£tlr£:ltc raiin {changing

Suggesf Pubhc new Mhn\_l‘0n(_.§ “I y “ in: them on a spliici. in ‘kg d (.1 ,“ _‘l 5' great personal sacrifice Wm longlls for political education. and en. The western countries ° “ y , mud I M 1 ‘ “"°”l°°ll . .7 r. pupl .~ . rs., _ _ _ > V K A l rlah an‘ d-‘en lat .atlcrll. . be remembered by the ciuzensflor the mmwau-on of womemslbeing strongly opposed to this He "Id be doum, the;-en,‘ Pay ur 111 coder in afternoon.

it nnilnllcd fronl Dane‘ ll lll(‘lll(ll rlllgli “L pnaylirtlddwcreti lof this Province. "To his sorrow-‘""':’r°5‘5 .‘"d responsibjlme‘ in ‘dlscn"““au°"' C °m m “ “ls” other service “.1 the cwmwd nor ea“ wind‘ 25' “mm”? ”‘ they in thcir wisdom" might S P I] W A H (Roger Balder'sm:"h:’rs J0hnst‘(')'l:e,mg wife and family I extend my civic afatrs. it was of sizni- were strongly in favour of dll- World which llllllecll it! i>l85¢ll' “t F ed . wngsw“ 31- Hlizhlov M, 5“, m to mu,’ the mm 0, T. S . . e lacmm .(_d h" ' h .Smcfl.e sympaum.» flcance to note the status of t.be,ference in pensionable age. Miss gers to such human degrads- I r erlc n and 30. Monctn ' . 93"‘ l 9 Em“? "" ‘ 9 ‘ 3 women holding seats on the ‘Yeo ss' dation " 35

money to the City which the i:mernnicnit had promised it

Their Annual Meeting

spinet. which she has recently‘

imported from Germany. ‘W05 Present cheque

Commission. Many of them held cabinet posts in their own coun- l ..

I Vocational guidance and voca- .tionnl training was also de

D ... 49

The" hardships which the

sengers underwent w e r e inde

and 82. Upper St. John River val

PIS- Bay

in.

of Chaleur: Overcast with

\\0lll(l rotonimcnd to the lcgls- l The pcrfnrnicrs in part 98 ‘ H‘ . mow. “me h . mun, a, me M, , S’, g .. _. . - wt . stress being placed on the scribable. ‘ . C arise in tenipei-n. .. 2.1?l1'él‘if.’§l.?lr2?.?‘§l€£¥.ili{’é‘;. To Orphanage ..:*.;.:,::.li.;'°.:= '::::°° "l.rl"*;-'°.:. .1‘ °*:"“."h '3: "r ‘"'="““ cartel‘ ::l':.= :°*l‘.'.‘°'*‘..“‘"‘*= ' lllhi flit‘ City should not give -‘P“-“ii” 8' ‘he 3"““3' l“i‘°“"l'i 0‘ Eva llast-l's Van work. Sundayifieck and Mrs. Jean Parker. The General an glnternational t“e,Cl)1nelCIle 0CCllP:l-l(f,)::st: as:er grlheand crew nlglnlbesls When belll-01:20 I!tl1‘(llm2-Snon and Camp. third reading to the b ~law un— .lil‘all<‘ll A Of lht‘ W. A. in St. - - l ianists wcr Mrs. Jean ker Cr stal - - - ' ' ' ‘ll ll “'35 FlSC<’Ti?llll¢d (Vila! the l’3“l‘5 Pallsll "all 0" Thulsilfly-lschmll by radio. Flymg Angifllglld Mrs. llelen ftiat-Rael,arTh€lCll‘a(ll‘term‘l"l‘tl,. you-(lrder if the lsliIl?illitl)e{swh)lrilt1ienlnl:ll'eicils‘eltl xp?1“t).locll: :1‘: t:Tol:2si:hhlr.l':taert;lsw?1:l mo numb" 0‘ pauengfn md High tide today at Charlotte- frovernmcnl would do now He spoke 0" Allllll ill? PF0Plli‘i¢‘5S.Ml55‘.°" t° S“."‘a'l ‘"d.‘° l '3 narrator was Miss Lena McLure-‘Eastern Star has presented I am,“ of w e . b“ M i crew exceeded 34- W0‘-ildbe 9"’ town at 120 pm At R ‘ that only Spring Park had vot- “hi! lid-‘ lllt‘ ill-Si l0 Pl'0“l3l"l3 L"dh'a"a "‘lSp".al m In 8' l Midi" Ml5- -l0llll5l°ll€'S lllfzllit-heque to the Protestant Orphan- geek round otl2C3l'|‘lm1lt:u C reed opi‘K)o"unli(‘):s' f il ob- genie" had to be 1e“ behind‘ 56 a m and m gm“) at ed to amalgamate. -lvslls ‘cl- lllt‘ Pl'0llllSi‘d Mcsslall Tl“? l°”°“'‘“i>' ‘5 lhe 518"’ °{ °";standard was ct-idcnt The singing age at Christmas time. On Sat. h UNESCO lndicatgd thpltelpath eel” oofs en“ was the The boa,’ Md ‘ml’ em" bed‘ side tide eighteen pm tumm" A1 me close of the nwetmg The president or the Branch_ ficcrs for the coming year. lion-‘O! the divinely beamiful words !a dcleg.m_lon headed by M". ley“ . developed C Dune n the serv out! trespcctd to D “d eight bun“. Th. ovemmm than Charlottetown Slnu es later the problem of the negotiations Mrs. C. H. Coles presided at the orary Pl”8Sld€lll- Ml5- ~ - iii‘ --0 Jesu so sweet 0 Jnsu 56.“ " palm" worth Mm-on °" ' m°m°” ° N.‘ 9"“ em '' passengers who could not be ac- d ‘ "" “S” “* V ,. V . , . _ b President Mrs C’ H Coles_| _. H g . . , are a . Y struggle is to give girls and W. J. P. MacMlllan and the club ay at 7.40 a.m. and se at 4.31 with the Lily employees was meeting “hlfh 8 3 E00d iii °"~ _ ‘Mild .uas a standard rarely at-‘drove over to the Orphanage and boy, women md men rim be kedto bl ¢0mll'l0dll~¢d ill bed! 1184 '0. ll! m discussed briefly and the City tcndance with several visitors lst \'lce-President Mrs‘. Harry‘,aim.d bv amnrenrn 1; was inupresented a cheque of $50 to educlmon It was notgdpthn‘? ":e’Snt Ba wetr°.''B -“ ‘”°'n;‘§ crouched on narrow benches or ' ' Recorder was asked to meet present. Loving tribute was paid.l‘l-”llll°S°"- R‘~‘°°"i'"l1 5°""""*."’;dt-rd almost f'la\\‘lt‘ss. l - Wright on behalf of the man countries there is hi n ‘a "Twila": “tltcT1Th '2 “ml °' ‘“ °" "“ d°°" °“"l“‘- the Deputy Minister of Labor to the unselfish life and work o{.‘Mrs. E. V. Bell. Treasurer Mlss| Again the piano due“ of Mrs. lchapwr‘ pmpgmon of women teadgngt gérmi “es fly ° 3 en T "' Mr. Carter said he has seen to discuss the matter further. Miss Audrey Dehlois who passedlliflell Waiieimdv ‘°”°5l’°““'"i‘ Parker and Mrs. Mat-liac were» Mrs. Wright welcomed the visi- the pm, me, bu, , c°,:- Gan; ,, r R t, , -r J pmenilers standina on deck -ll "’—‘ “"—“’_ .awa.\' last July. Miss De-Blots had t secretary Mrs. Barbour, finished p(_'_mrman(_(,s_ . 5 and expressed her t k. panuvely low propomon ‘t the Col 5 Hailllm 0 Dfry ll: - mam in the mm. 0 SPi‘lll llll”Y'llllF‘i-‘- Years 0‘ he’ 1)‘’“‘a3 S°"°“"'y Mrs‘ J‘. .A' The stage setting for thelfor their kindness and interestin upper vein sugzé T.,,0,’,‘,'o and ‘3o,,,.c{.'f,‘; “One man had to wash his Bapflsf W0!‘ ‘ life as a Missionary tf‘a<_'hcr‘ in Bentley. C‘en_t-8-Week 5”‘? LlI:_lfig‘(-‘\'(‘l1lng was arranged by Mrs. :llie work or the institution. 1i W” pointed out um the 11,0 Ge,-aid’ rosin,-, c;;y_ (;_ w_ cor- child's face with s handkerchief D P t|gang'raa[n(tl1|‘a’3nd was1:;mfpiriil£\l:i:af,0Th:8;;:;?el?;ng ;>eSCrmalr)1’i.JohnsUn and that was a ‘ableaul ——-— —--~—————~—-v~— Convention on Equal Pay has ‘O Otis‘ Moncton. was . visiun‘ dipped in ‘.1’. water... CY rciyer ; '9“ 4“ 5 “W18 °Xi‘"lP° ° ll ! ’- , _ _ lonlz to be remembered 0 date been ratified in 19 countries Rotarian. "DISGRACE T0 CNR" \\ ho knew her. ;Mrs.‘l"arker Mooie, Prayfl‘ P3" The following is the program- WITG TO The Bur-in wg; g“di5gr-neg to The Annual Baptist World Day wV:)l(‘(f’for:ir°ir‘(5_"(';‘If:'£‘d a”H‘;le':j'l t ';.°dr‘l(j:‘:1‘;(r):“taz':rySe!\g_‘:ia‘,).$, TM‘{:_b°g:‘ ill“-’ . 0 ed , the CNR. to the government and O . . "l Pray" was observed in theiizes and comgrtilments had l)leenll\:. S. Hemming. assistant Missl ‘ PART ONE, comm‘, SUICI G t° C‘n‘d"" alrdpaymg pnce for "ll3l'l0ii9'i'“”ll Baptist Church 0' paid. in addition, grants were McMillan. Social Service Secre-‘ 1 (“ml "f ll‘? (l“l‘l“’“ °' R W” not unumu I“ the cw‘ ungra e eggs delhfered _ t ‘h (..l M Junior WV Mrs. J_ T ‘Ht-tlllehem.. 2. The Christmas QUINCY. Mass. (APl—A 2s- 0 to give up their bunltsto women Charlottetown today is - Trlda-V' DPT’ Ml‘ 5' 330 p‘ m'lmadP ° 9 "r5 8 ‘ ._ ____._..__. _s .__l(t)nkles. 3 The Bells 4 Echo yam-.o|d father wgg booked on 3 P E and children gnd the cgptgjn of. “W 1' ll"? ‘ll-‘Pll'5'i°"“l 5“1""“"" T , ““‘"‘l 5 V’ Elli‘ ‘ill?!’ kings of murder charge Sunday night 9 ° ' ten went without sleep for 48 G d A L 3 of Meditation. praise and prayer. [1 - ° II A ()l‘l£nl. 5. The darkness is’fall- ' ice h el his I r8 e at‘ e .... 8c Those taking part werei W-V Evenlng MUSIC gal" ms. 7. 0 Christmas Tree. 8 glfeetlytelillleg Bglhmiteslllicllleed. OTTAWN ‘5P°¢lIll—0f the ads Highway in the Province Will this Carter said he has pi~o- .i. A. Clark Mrs. H L. Milton. Wllo's knocking there’! 9. Shep- Brunette Grace pemimpieri, "~03 mil‘-‘I °iTml8€Illed= lil8ll- be Paved in 1953 with the 9*‘ tested the service for eight years Grade A Medium -- 35° Mrs. T. G. Ives, Mrs. Lemuel - d d0 herds up! lo. The Christmas 24 men in hosp]t.[ nnon. mg. was in. Prince Edward Island. ception of 1.25 miles in the City in no nun H1, ,_.,,,,,m,,,,,,, d, Webster and Mrs. D. N. Bell of Nightuigale. 11,. Let our gladness hn'u,-3 am, the weapon went 0“ 8735 miles have been paved. it of Charlottetown and e ap- "wed 'om'emng "mo" m k Grade A Small ... . 28c Senior Women's Missionary So- ..nm,,. no em_ 12 mom - in me family: flat Three chm was revealed in the Commons. proaches to the l-lillsborough mg Wm‘ human dun“ .. "P" r~ict_v; Mrs. Nelson Robinson. Mrs. “An Fwmng of “um a. punt”, the abnolmely rim. aimns. PART TWO dren wen, asleep in ,n upguh-3 M09533’ W Cl3Yi°l'l H°d83°ll- BFld89- TM Grade B . .. .. . . .. .. . 30c Trevor Hansen and Mrs. Lloyd_ ' _ _ ‘ ‘ ‘ pm”. Thmfic “.9”, N91“. num_ 1 Sheep May Safely Graze-Duet bedroom at the ¢im¢_ P‘“‘l,l3m9n'-5i'Y |“i3l§lli i0 W0l'li5 MT. H0dBSOn'S statement was llaivkcs of the Dr. Zella Clarlt,5°l“°d last Plenmg at the Char hm {H pm, nmyoung ¢,,,,d,e,, by Bach- By Mrs. Parker and P ,. id ,_h h M d mm imster - is expected. in reply to question asked by '1‘. N9 Deqfi-.5 safe Grade C 160 Missionary Circle; Miss Elsiellottetown Hotel under the direc- the standard‘ was (.x(.epn0nauy..\lrs. MacRae, é“°fm5’ mgmgrft 2“ 3! mi Mr. Hodsson wrote. that the AM. Kirk. Liberal M.P. for t-gsford, Mrs. WintflsorhBoc‘h,oulr;tl:m,n of Mm Rem Johnsmne and high. The 185! No numbers --Let ‘2P.Noe}l‘ Csingl Good News! -— :3: ‘inn is" he shooting‘? entire length of the Trans-Can-=Shelburne-Yarmouth-Clare. N.S. Driving waek Cracks . .. .. . . .... . 16C and Mrs. Purd o te or ._ _ i e 'versit , _ l -- ‘rcnc aro. ‘ _ )7 Sponsored by h Unl y our (‘ladness Km)“ ‘No Fnd was 0. Jew so Sw°et_Germ‘n The couple had . long dim“, For quick payment and

‘Wide Guilds.

The "Garden of Prayer" was cffeciionely sung by Mrs. T.‘ \-’allls. it was inspiring to feel that at some time in the 24 hours . of the day. prayers were beingl offered all over the world for closer fellowship in the spread of the Gospel. i -—-——- l I MEXICAN PALACE l

The present national palace in: Mexico City. started in 16%. is

men‘s Club of Charlottetowniflorid in style as contrasted with 3'

was a magnificent prelude to the "Silent Night" sustained style. festival of Christmas Musk‘. Tllc transition from the ink to the

The programme was in parts, the first belonging primari- l_v to the children. who gave the story of “Silent Night" in Choral form for treble voices. using tra- Cookies, The Bells and The Echo ditionally Austrian. German. and (‘zlrol. all ended by joyotlsly Sevics Carols and songs. dancing around the Christmas

The children were dressed in Tree.

c costumes of these countries The singers were: Margaret whose music they sang so beauti- ‘ Balderston, Lynda Drake, Sandra fully. Peter Murchison. as nar— Kennedy. Jeanie Jenkins. Sylvia

people so young. After part 2 which had

two ‘ other was an artistic triumph for E"°""_—P°ll-‘ll C3701-

4

such , ensleeves ——Hungarian Dance No. 'popular numbers as Christmas E 6 BY Brahms bi’ Ml'5- Parker Ind 22

1 l

l

S]ang—Wllllam Ballot. 17 century

Byr . 8. Break Fourth 0 Beauteous Hea-

sion about a divorce he wanted. The wife said if he went through ‘with it she would commit suicide.

“You're chicken." the husband taunted her. With that the wife ‘went into the kitchen. seized a -calibre rifle and brought it into the living room.

She didn't know how to loattlllt, - - - ‘ so the husband put in a eartri ge raise the h"her_wm'am and showed her the safety catch [was off. But then the wife, aim- ‘ing at her head. found she could I not reach the trigger, so the hus-

Chorale harmonized by Bach. 4. when the Saviour Christ was

Plano Duets: I-‘antisia or Gre- Mrs. Macl-‘lac.

6. Sweet was the Song the Angels

venly Light—— Bach. iFrom the

Here Enioyed

It was premiere time across Canada last night for “Guides, All Guides." a film featuring the World Guide Camp held last sum- meratDoeLakeinnorthernOn- tario as part of the moth anniver-

Girl Guide Film Premiere

By Audience

under the auspices of the P.E.I. Council Girl Guides Association. or udmore. Drovinclal Commissioner. welcom the guests and introduced Sea Range Susanne Shaw. one of the repre- sentatives from this Province at

t

hicle

curred. Five varying highway juries coinciding with the some number last year.

No fatalities marred the

cessful passage of Safe Driving this Province according

cell

1:! a report issued yesterday J

A.

."

Gllllnt. Motor

persons accident

-Registar during the same period last year two fatalities oc- suffered

sue by Ve- LIMITED

"" Charlottetown

on a site where Montezuma held rator, had a lovely quality invhis ‘ Philips. Lynne Rodd. Paul 1(en-ichrlstm“. 0““°"°‘ b d h ed h h t t k 0“ SET!’ C9l€bl‘l|ii0ll5 0‘ U10 N115 0‘ “d h I", Th J ‘C " BIRTH "s'*~'°‘3"°i>'«'“'y“«»“-?- "'*‘ d5ire5’=””»?- :.'::.'°.":.*.l°'.*:'.*i-::,*:.“.:..t“:.<.;~":':: .:v.°::€§i"""3l;:':5"'7 “Till? THEATRE GUHD May silence surr und u w'__ " °°' ., t nded b Guld and Guider of 5 m" l S ,\ slumber be deep 0 yo your Then there was an explosion. 3; countigel 5 gram Mrs. Cudmore pointed out Pr ts Good-night! Good-night! Good- ill‘ "“3"'“‘l '°°°““'°"‘ “° "” This province's premiere was "°‘” °'°"'“"‘ ‘““""“‘°‘ ‘ll’ "‘°" 9”“ DRISCOLL - Al Charlottetown nigh“ (*ood_ni hti he ran t0 I neighbor's and called h Id t Pr‘ I W 1 C u 3‘ge brough‘ by ‘H10 l0 ' l Hospital. Dec. 7 to Mr. and *4“-_ ,0, ,,, ,mn,,.,,,c,_ 9 3 9“ ° "3 ° '3" Whateley. Director of the World OUTSTANDING CHRISTMAS Pnonnc-non t Mrs. J. Russell Driscoll a Bureau of Girl Guides and Girl l I . . . . 7 daughter Thcrcsa Coleen. ° ' ' N0 300” FOR DEAD Scouts who visited here rece tl “ALL I-AMOUS Brands.’ RLSLRVE SATURDAY Jan. 25, Pnme Minister - - , _ ll 3. Tw A I A pipes. cigars. tigarcttcs iobac~ for the Burns‘ Show sponsored by “AMBLy__M the P1,,-‘L Hospital Trade M'ss'°n MOSCOW (AP) — lzvestia re- ‘gene: sggjgldi t3"‘I_G‘l’llIdm‘ “glad O S P cos and electric shavers Fred Alpha Y's Men‘s Club. IFormer~ Sunday_ Dec. 8 to M,_ and Mrs_l (Continued (mm page 1) 0 ed poncd Mom“), nut "nuke" world Po.“ 3 ° cram‘ Ch Lambros, Tobacco Store. ly sptonsored by Zion Men 3 I Robert Hambbu 3 daughter. , meeting. She sent her own me’ | D|V| es ‘ad '"v°d1“e" It Mot” Fouowuu - m mm refresh rlstmas Music By scialont. _~ ~ f _ - - XMAS. TREE light sets spare 0 “My Luann‘ wmgm Ribs‘ 4°" l Wm Sympathy and that 1 LONDON (CF) _ The 50-man cemeteries have been tsklngments were rved in the collele Charlottetown Chorale - Little Thoare Trio-

bulbs. Storey Electric.

WE TRADF. boots and skatesl at l-‘ircstoltc Home and Auto Co.,i Ltd.. 187 Gt. George Street.

WE TREAT the not well. Gig- l:cy‘s Pharmacy, open 8.30 a.ni

Gll"TS WlTll Mi-'3liNlNGl C8“ MacDONAl.D-—At the Sollris Hos- and see! Open tonight, Wednes- ‘ day and Friday evenings and Sa- turday afternoon. The Biblc House

‘ V Bothwell, a son. Leo Augustine (opposite Eaton sl.

weight 7 lbs, 15 ozs. SPECIAL NOTICE Just arriv-‘V41-(~HER _ Born to Prnfcsso

Dllal on Dec. _2nd. 1957. to Mr. are also attending the meeting and Mrs. Daniel J. MacDonald there.

l

. rla

Judge J. Sylvere DesRoches.l sh Canadian trade mission split into specialty groups Sunday and scattered over England. For the next few days these groups will confer with indust- ries which could supply goods to ‘the members’ own firms. suc

Montague and W. R aw whi,

There were a large number of personal message. They in- clude his son and daughter-in w, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mae

bribes to find space for the dead. The government newspaper said two cemetery directors been convicted. five others rested and 20 dis for mandlng and accepting bribes from grieving relatives.

II‘-

have

library, when Mrs. A.G. Macnu la pou coffee and the First Charlottetown Sea Ranger Crew assisted in serving.

Arrangements for the evening were under the direction of the Provincial Council's Special Ev- ents Commiitee, Miss Lillian

Harpist.

COMMUNITY CENTRE

THURSDAY,

DEC. 12 — 8:15 P.M.

prompt return of empty cases, ship your eggs to

CANADA PACKERS"

h as consumer goods. light and

Ni for Xmas 3 "CW SlllP"“‘"i “ii and Mrs. Richard L Vatcher‘Mma G00 9 A- . Lab ' , . II. S ll‘D0l' . I'D‘

i0 3 D "1 Tropicana dresses. New styles siz- mm. Dori; Fem,“ at me Cm“ D , W . 3 _ . . ._ . .d . S~ P f . h. _t rt H uchemin. Mrs. Ralph Stewart G. E. REFRIGERATOR Rt‘tZ- gfrolggen initial pmc 3438' Ma‘°r"“y ”"5l"”‘l- "am“"' °" ,Nl)(§ncl.0l1s;tcrD1‘. a'I9tlmoA:l]t:r,Cli°illl: l:llllgm:liaics:llrh’theTaTtsepr:s.. on ation on prices and deliver! ’"d Mrs‘ KR‘ H°“"°‘5°y' I Members Free Gen’ Public 75‘: '1" 32990". _ 531° szmoo. l H I l iovemlger, 23' “'57 ' d‘“gl‘"""’fax who has been prominent some cases the groups will dates to send back to their firms which W" 9°!” °”’°y°d by 0"’ 5i0l‘9Y El9¢il'l¢- ; AT LAST the Party Trays youl ""° 9" 5°‘ for many years in crippled be inspecting plants which had inA(l31anads.be m M I t - lbave been waitiniz for. Just the‘ children's work, another field not been visited during the 11- mem rs w urn aer DAVID BRADLEY mam 5aw"‘.right answer to that quest forl to public service to which Dr. day, 1.200-mile tour which con- in the week to d talks with -QIIID-~