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Page 2, The Guardian Sat-. July 21 1956

CITY AND CENTRAL

ISLAND colored views. Cras-

wcll Studio.

YOUR DOLLAR buys more at the Hughes Drug Store.

WINSLOE UNITED Charge. Si-rvices July 22nd will be as fol- lous: Princelown Road 11.00 a.m.; liigiifii-id 3.00 p.m.; North Wins- loe at 7.30 p.m. Rev. John F, Mac- Kay, Chaplain witii the R.C.A.F. will be the guest preacher. Rev. A.S. Weir. Interim Chairman.

BIRTHS. DEATHS. EIIGAEEMEIITS. MARRIAGES

Births

itiurcii-Al iii?-.Ti5Ti:.i. Hospital 33: School girls.

City, it daughter.

on July 19,1956 to Mr.

Mrs. Allison Mutch (nee E MacEwenl Barbara June. 8 lbs. 7 ozs.

BURNETT - At the Prince

say.

lllacDOUGALl. - At the P. E. 1. Hospital July 20, 1956. to Mr.

5 and Mrs. H. Carlyle MacDou- gall, City, (nee Deanna Mills), a son, David Bruce. Weight 9

lbs. 7 ozs.

KEEFE - At the Charlottetown Hospital on July 19. 1956. to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Keefe, Klnkora, a son. James Earl. Weight 7

lbs 2 on.

Weight 8 lbs.

to Mr. and Mrs.

son, William Colin, 8 lbs.

OZS.

and Mrs. Ira K. Pidgeon,

heth Lynn.

City, a son, 8 lbs. 4 on.

been completed.

People's Cemetery.

don.

Marriages

- WMIGUSON-MABE'Y-At Char- lottetown by the Rev. A. Frank MacLean on Saturday, June 16, tryon, to Elmer Alson Ferguson. Char-

Beryi Florence Mabey ' lottetown.

Engagements

.M.....E.M.E..M.. MR. AND MRS. HORATIO N. wish to an- engagement of their daughter, Catherine Margaret to Joseph Leo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cormeir. St. Paul. New Brunswick wedding to take place

CANTELO, Eldon, nouce the

in September.

CANTELO. Eldon. wish to

in September.

and Mrs. I and. marriage August 11 in Windsor. Ont.

Howard Mclnnis rinro roorwiiiii

l'llQloOl'dI.-CIITIOIIOJ.

ELECTRICAL and refrigeration contractors. Storey Electric. 3237

WE TREAT the sick well. G11- gey's Pharmacy, open 8 am. to 8 pm.

LIGHT FIXTURES. We carry the largest stock of light fixtures in the province. Storey Electric.

TINY TOTS-Summer clearance sale swim suits. shorts, pedal p u s h e r 5. Reduced to clear. Dresses, sizes 2-12 less 20”r.

FOR CONVENIENCE. friendli- nr-ss and economy, shop at Gig- gey'I Pharmacy.

GOSPEL TENT. North Bedcque. Meeting Lord's Day at 8 pm. All welcome.

Ed. . p u s h e r ward Island Hospital July 20, 1956, to Mr. and Mrs. Georgel M' Burnett ' Sm” Peter R"m'lPrince Edward Island combined ,

CLARKIN - At the Charlottetown Hospital July 15, 1956. to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Clarkin, Emy- vale, a daughter, Gerardo Gail.

CAMPBELL - At Liverpool. N.S.. Michael A.

Cbampbell on July 14, 1956, la

PIDGEON-At the Prince County

Hospital July 6, 1956. to Mr. a daughter. 9 lbs. (W: ozs. Elihu-

BOSEUIS-At the P.E.I. Hospital on July 14. 1956, to Mr. and Mrs. Gys Boshuls (nee Avis Graves),

11921113 TRAFFIC ACCIDENT-A collis- -m-m-m-?m-'-Tm T 0 curred at about eight O'C1OC1( BYRNE - In Charlottetown on ygteiday evening when an empty

July 20, 1956. I-Iele n Byrne. aged 61 years. Remains resting at tile Hennessey Funeral Home until funeral uuBIlEel'l1enf.8 have

CAMPBELL - At Maiden. Mass. .luly 20, 1956, Mrs. Garnett Campbell, formerly of Graham's Road, in her 73rd year. Remains will arrive in Kenslngton Mon- day evening and will be for- warded to the home of her son, Lorrie Campbell. New London. where private funeral service will be held on Tuesday at 11 a.m.. followed by service in St. John's Presbyterian Church at 2 p.m. Interment will be in the

New Lon-

MR. AND MRS. HORATIO N. am- nouce the engagement of their daughter Catherine Margaret to Joseph Leo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albini Cormier, St. Paul, New Brunswick. Wedding to take place

MR. AND MRS. JAMES V. CAMPBELL. Hampton. P.E.I., wish to announce the engage- ment oi their daughter, Ada Lois, to Eric Lionel. son of Mr.

Eric Lowther. Crap-

to take place

LONG CREEK Baptist Church lservice July 22nd at 7.30 p.m. conducted by

TINY TOTS-Summer clearance .sale swim suits, shorts. pedal s. Reduced to clear. lbresses, sizes 2-12 less 2003

ASSOCIATION of Nurses

meeting of Charlottetown and Summerside district on July 24, 2 p.m. Cavendish. Kindly bring picnic supper with you.

ASSOCIATION OF Nurses Prince Edward Island combined meeting of Charlottetown and Summerside district on July 24th. 2 p.m. Cavendish, kindly bring picnic supper with you.

TINY TOTS-Summer clearance sale swim suits, shorts, pedal p u s h e r s. Reduced to clear. Dresses, sizes 2-12 less 2096.

SERVICE OF worship will be held in Long Creek Baptist Church Sunday evening. July 22, at 7:30 p.m. Service to be con- ducted by Miss Sylvia Hill: and Miss Mary Ward.

FUNERAL FRID AY - The funeral of the late Mrs. Benjamin Stentiford was held yesterday af- ternoon from the MacLean Fune- ral Home where services were conducted by Rev. F. F. Fitz- simmons. Interment took place in the Peoples Cemetery. The pail 'bearers were Messrs. J. Cam- eron. Ralph Rupert, John W. Blanchard. Henry Woolrldgr FY85" ton MacLaine, Harold Cameron.

gravel truck backing out of an angle parking space on the west side of Prince Street in front of Guardian Building hit a car pro- ceeding south. Considerable dam- age was caused to the door and right side of the car while the truck sustained minor damage to the hinge gear of the box.

MILTON-BUSTICO Parish Rect- or Rev. A.E. Piercey. Services for Sunday, .1uly 22nd are St. John's Milton 10 am. Sunday School. 11 um. morning prayer and sermon. Christ Church, Cher- ry Valley 230 p.m. Evening pray- er and sermon. St. Mark's Rust- ico. 7,30 Evening prayer and ser- mon. Come and bring the whole family.

FUNERAL SERVICE-The fune- ral of the late Margaret Senca- baugh was held Friday morning from the Charlottetown F u n e r a l Home to St. James Church, George- town, where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by the Reverend Owen Kiggins, PP., who also con- ducted the service at the grave. The pail bearers were Dr. A.A. Kennedy, Benjamin Stewart, Chest- er Walker. lfoward McDonald, Wil- liam Annear. and P.J. Soloman.

Bible Vacation

of ii

Pte. George Strickland 21, of Covehead, P.E.I., supervises while his 16-year-old nephew. Pte. Doug Strickland of Marshfield, P.E.I.,

Purchased Herd Of PEI Holsleins

Mr. Warren Oberg of Northboro Mass., has been a recent visitor to this Province to purchase pure- bred Holstein cattle. Mr. Oberg operates a large farm and had the misfortune of losing his entire herd and building by fire last May.

Mr. Oberg has completed the purchase of seventeen head of mostly two year old heifers which will be shipped in the near future. It is hoped that this shipment will turn out satisfactorily so as to warrant his return for further re- placements at an early date.

ton Elementary School was born and educated in British Columbia Coming East to attend the Bus iness and Professional Women's Congress recently held in Mont real. she decided the time op- portune to visit her relatives in this Province. Yesterday she vis- ited her cousin, Miss Anna Mc- Innis. Dorchestr St. and expects to make several other interesting calls before returning to her home in the West

Personals

Mr. and Mrs. John I. MacLellan, Truro, N.S.. were recent guests of the former's mother. Mrs. Norman Wood, Orwell, P.E.I.

Friends of Mrs, George Tuplin. who is a patient in the P.E.I. Hospital will be pleased to hear that she is much improved after an attack of jaundice.

Mrs. Verna Macltlnnon, Saint John, New Brunswick, has return- ed after spending is week's vaca-

Interment was in the church cem- etery. The funeral was very large- ly attended. i

l

POLICE COURT-Before Mag-- istrate K.M. Martin. Yesterday morning a person accused with sp- pearing on his own property in lhel nudc and exposing ” " to the'

Too Late To classify

for Sale

QUANTITY CHOICE HARDWOOD in blocks. 312. cord at pile. gonaid J. MacDonald. Augustine

ove.

public, the accused was further remanded until this momlng. Two youths charged with the theft of a motor vehicle and joy-riding were each given a years suspended sent- ence upon their entering into bonds to keep the peace. Of three drunk and incapable: one was sentenced to twenty days in jail and two, were given suspended sentences of ten days. A man charged with drunk and disorderly, arrested on the complaint of his wife, received a twenty day suspended sentence.

..llERE FROM B.C.-Miss Mary Mclnnls of Penticton, B.C, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs Arthur Lewis and also her uncle Mr. Frank Mcinnln at St. Peter's. They are sister and brother respectively of her father. Mr. George Mclnnis formerly of St. Peters, now resid- ing in Cranbrook, B.C. Miss Mc- Innis. who is a teacher in Penile-

Charlottetown Funeral Home 79 Euros St.

. IIAL 4820

LADY's C.C.M, BICYCLE, LIKE new. Price 335. Phone 4494.

STEEL nox non s.u.a. GOOD condition. Apply Jack MacDon. aid, Nine Mile Creek.

:5 ACRES OF STANDING RAY. Apply Mrs. Thomas R. Beer, Malpeque Road.

ONE V. BOTTOM PLYWOOD boat 13 ft. long. Suitable for out- board motor. Vincent R. Gal- lant, North Rustico.

COCKSRUTT HAY MOWER. used three years. Frost and Wood mower. One new truck wagon. Gordon Weeks. Hunter River.

NEWLY FREEIIENED .c6w. John Qullty, South Shore.

1350 CHEVROLET SEDAN. PER- fect condition. Phone 9273.

PROPANE GAS STOVE IN GOOD condition. Dial 5003.

ONE FISHING BOAT 41 FT. IN ood condition. Apply 3. w, rings,-Bayfleld, N.B. Teleph-

one Port Elgln 146-8.

g

wmi-no nan non nuun

Oomplatolnnenland Ambnlaneeservloo

RIIERT E. BRADLEY

-nheIu--

work. In-no Kelly, lunbury.

who passed away

n max .. does the digging. Both soldiers at- tended the National Royal Canad-

terrors

J .

THE WORK

in Army Medical Corps (Militia) isummer camp at Camp Borden.

Ontario. the past two weeks. (Can- adian Army Photo).

, Matheson of Dundee, P.E.I., was

CBC Shows Rise in Cost Through Every; Department

OTTAWA (CP)-The CBC has reported a net operating deficit of 31,358,621 in 1955-56 on an in- come of 338,942,402-75 per cent of which came from the federal treasury.

The deficit, after depreciation, was caused mainly by a big up- lurge in television program costs in the year ended last March 31.

It compared with a surplus of 34,267,668 in 1854-55 when about 80 publicly-owned corporation's revenue was in gov-

per cent of the

ernment grants and earmarked taxes.

Cost of all television and radio operations, showing a continuing rise in every department. amounted to 338,572,512. up from 329,103,587 in the previous year. Costs of the radio services in- creased by about 3110.000 to 313.- 298,252, but those for TV services jumped by more than 39,350,000

t-ion visiting her mother, Mrs. Lou-

ise Currie and friends. 7 Mrs. Emily M.

week.

Donald Bauer of Moncton biol- cied to SummersideandCharlotte- cled to Summersidc and Charlotte- town and returns to Point. du Saturday morning. While in Charlottetown he was the

Cherie, N.B., guest of the Rev. Quincy Staris.

For Rent

M.:...........:LM.. TWO ADJOINING ROOMS, UN- furnished or furnished. Dial 4500

.M.....?..........M SEVEN ROOM BOUSE WITII bath. 54 Dorchester St. Apply

122 Upper Queen, afternoons.

...M...?...L....M. HELP CONTAINED APARTMENT entrance, Con- slats of 4 large rooms and bath, oil heated, supplied with elec- tric range. Suitable for adults.

front and back

Phone 5293. Saturday.

Wanted

.....m..M.mMM...... MARRIED COUPLE FOR DAIRY farm. part time work for wife.

Walter Hearts. East Royalty. CONVERT. YOUR. LEISURE

hours in to profits. Free course you to become a noun-

LII

seller for a high quality cosmet-

ics line. Doraldina Cosmetics -

Station T-Dept 6-Montreal.

..m...m.:.L.M.....

PICK YOUR OWN STRAWBER- ries starting Monday 10 cents a box, Michael McGuirk. l)ro- more.

liars leaving

CAR LEAVING FOR TORONTO July 27 can commodaie two. Apply Box 267 Guardian.

CA-R LEAVING FOR HALIFAX Sunda,. Dial 8270.

services offered

UGR

R IROADLOOMB. CHEST-

erfleld suites expertly sham- pooed. colorclesned. For an es- timate call Dominion Cleaners

IN MEMORIAM "

In Loving Memory of ; MRS. ANNIE J. M!acEWEN

All her dear and kindly ways , In thoughts are with us still: i ., ,

For in the hearts of those she loved '

She lives, andlalways will.

A , Everrememberedandaadlymiaeed by ' ,Stlr1ingcndl-Jdith.

July 21st. 1955

Campbell. 101 Brunswick St.. Truro, Nova Scotla. is spending a few days in Orwell and Charlottetown. She expects return to Truro the last of the

to 525,274,260. '

MOST T0 PROGRAMMING I

Programming as usual was the biggest single item of expense taolling 324,647,444. of which 314,- 174,626 was for television and 510,- 472,818 for radio. The previous year's programs cost 39,016,850 for TV and 38,822,016 for radio, for a total of 317338.866.

The corporation's income of 338,942,402 was up from 334,735.- 738 in 1954-55, due mainly to a gain of almost 32,875,000 in com- mercial advertising and a rise of 31,330,000 in revenue from the special 15-per-cent excise tax on television and radio sets and parts.

Television service income was 325,362,088, a gain from 321.275,- 805. but the big increase in costs left a net deficit of 31,071,791. Radio broadcasting reven- ues were 313,580,314. slightly higher than the previous year's 313,459,983, leaving a net deficit of 3286.830 after depreciation.

In 1954-55, the CBC showed a net surplus of 3880.483 on televi- sion operations and 3484.050 on radio.

TABLED IN COMMONS

The deficit is met out of an ac- cumulated surplus which now stands at 39,348,188, The report was tabled today in the Commons by Revenue Minister McCann.

In its supplementary estimates for 1956-57, the government has proposed a grant of 312,000,000 to meet the anticipated deficit aris- ing from this year's operation of the CBC-TV service.

The report said that extension of the television service. ,' 5

Tiie tax provided 317,737,991 for television and 35,061,964 for radio, a slight increase in each case

from the previous year. Revenues 3757.502.

vision

38,500,000. raising to

Giant Pleades Not Guilty

MONTREAL (C?)

from

violence. lnary hearing next Wednesday.

along the south shore district.

with: Manhandllng two professional wrestlers hired as bouncer. at a

from miscellaneous sources such as broadcasting li- cence fees charged to private sta- tions, interest on investments and profits on sale of bonds totalled

During the year the CBC re- ceived a sixth loan for the tele- service amounting to 327,423,902 the amount owed by the CBC to the federal treasury at March 91.

Andre (Tiny) Morin. 16-year-old giant suburban Ville in Salle. p1eaded not guilty Friday in crim- lnai court to 10 charges of burg- lary. one of attempted burglary and one of attempted theft with

The big boy who stands six f:et, six inches tall and weighs 240 pounds will appear for prelim-

Tiny was one of four teen-agers arrested following what police said was a 36,000 wave of robber- ies and incidents of destruction

Police said Tiny is credited

nlghtspot; working himself an a

with program :1. ', t- put an increasingly heavy load on the CBC's finances. Seven new pri- vate stations began operations in the last fiscal year, bringing Can- ada's total TV outlets to 33-six CBC and 22 privately-owned Eng- lish stations and two CBC and three private French outlets.

The CBC's national television service averaged 35 hours a week in English and 27 hours in French.

The corporation reported total commercial revenue of 39,134,945, up from 36,263,190. The figure was arrived at after deduction: of 32,708,455 paid to private stations carrying CBC-produced sponsored programs, 33,261,870 for agency and network commissions and 34,368,260 for direct production costs. This meant that gross bill- ings to sponsors and agencies to- talled 319,471,530.

Commercial revenue on TV op- erations was 37,403,439, up from 34,157,325; on radio operations 31,731,507, down from 32.105.865- Total CBC income from the fed- eral treasury was 329,049,955, I rise from 327,719,947. It included a statutory grant of 36,250,000 for radio operations and 322,799,955 from the excise tax which in col- Iected by the revenue department

FOR SALE

Eaatem e e d I r shingles, all

grades.

REACH BAGNALL, Hunter River.

WANTED

For September, Profes- sors for 1st, 2nd and 3rd grade English High School. Give details of education, references and qualifica- tions. Good salary. Apply to Catholic School Board. P.O. Box 118, Manlwnki, P. Q.

and remitted to the CBC

Mon Wanted

Large Independent Oil Company have an opening for young man .25 to 35 years of age to travel Maritime: an Internal Auditor. High School graduate, with office experience, and aptitude for figures essential. Applicant mint be prepared to

raids ipgesaiitit Jphn. N.B. Reply in confidence, stating marital '1 158 in at us, , e c., 0: mg m tutown BOX 225, CHARLOTIETOWN L WHAT You ' 1”” ””"”” I NIID ' EHANUVLER BRO; 21" TELEVISION . ' '71, -Used few months only, new condition. 7, - ' ml-:.t..t-:.::.-.'.:.'-'-1

CFCYand

BARGAIN PRICE DIAL 7090 a

Quantity of ashphalt shingles. Also B.C. Royals 18" and 24".

one of the largest attended die- to date this season took place on Saturday. July 14th. when the entire herd of purebred Jersey cattle owned by Douglas

cold by auction under the careful management of Mr. Claude Cru- well of Winsloe,P.E.I.

This herd made the hlghelt aver- age of any sale or its kind. this season with the average of 3174.00 per head. All the animals were purchased by Island breeders with some new breeders getting estab- Iished in the Jerseybreed. The top priced cow went to Albert .1. Bon- wall of Marshfleld for 3967.00. The Excellent. Silver and Gold Medal, Ton of Gold certificate win-

- Fine Herd Purebred . Jerseys Sold By

- 0

Auction

with her champion two year old doubts and week all con. 13! Albert Boswall'c "P ' cow who was the 1953 All four year old Butterfat Champion, also I Gold and Silver Medal. Ton of Gold winner. and a "4000" lbs.

w'iTi:m' priced bun of tb a role also was I non of "Patsy" having placed lot at the 195 Royal In a clue of 52 bull calves. He was bought by Fred Coles. of Milton. Marlon: Kltaon of- North River purchased threehead. some of the other buyers were: Elmer Myers, Hazelbrookz Fred Klteon; Dr. J.P. Lantz; George MacMlllan; John F. MacDonald: Albert, Wood; Lloyd Macbeodi

ner "Patsy" was purchased, along Travelled I To

The special car of the "Blue- nose Speclal" transferred to the Island train at Moncton arrived in the Province Thursday evening filled with former Islanders and their families.

Those travelling to Charlotte- town were: Miss Helen Anderson, Winnipeg; Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Brooks, Calgary; Mrs. H. F. Mac- Innis and sons Frank, John and

rJames. and daughter Mary, all

of Carnrose, Alta.; Mrs. J. D. A. McIntyre, Edmonton; Mrs. A, G. MacLeod, son Donald and daugh-

Cyrus Martin.

P.E. Island .

On ”Biuehose Special" y

fer Joanne. Edmonton: Mrs. Ruby Shepherd, vv' nipeg; Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Webber. Calgary; James N. Carter, Pitt Meadows. B.C. Those for Summerslde were Mr. A. B. MacLeod. Edmonton. and Mr. and Mrs. T. ,M. Wiilett. Winnipeg.

The ”Bluenose Special" known as the "House-Party-On-Wheels", was making its eighth special trip, operated by the C.N.R. un- der the auspices of the Maritime Provinces Asooclatim of Edmon- ton.