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.5 C. N. S. Ships

By RUSSEL ELMAN Canadian Press Staff Writer HALIFAX tCPl

tination in the Atlantic. The vessels. which slipped out of Montreal Tuesday night, were

sea off the Nova Scotia coast. erai possible courses;

I. Spain. their new home port. in cently months’ tie-up caused by a strike

Union.

2. ship. carrying new crew from the West Indies.

moored in Halifax harbor.

SOME oi-‘ the talented young- ietv concert in Prince of Wales of Ceremonies for the occasion, ntcrs who deliuhted a large crowd Collczc auditorium are shown Mr. Rogers is shown third from last ni:h2 at the Kinsmen‘: va.r- here viith ‘ll Rogers. the mzisterithe left in the rear row

I ' S i Z . hrough vocal numbers. dancing.-

instrumental numbers and read- Kinsmen Club Variety Show

asiiig show from There was \.ii'icl\' Lind iinus- \lli)\\ lll.‘ll was lwpl iii.t\iii;.' at a “Umb” bl’ ml‘ "D0\"hl~0Wh9l‘5"l tial talcnt (liSpliI,\v'l‘(lil;l.~l ni,'lit as‘i;ipid tciiipo by .-\l H0‘.{(‘i‘.\ who I0 “W “"31 lap (’h5‘~'”lbl*’- Thei the ('harloltt‘t.own l\'ln.\‘iIl(‘I1‘S:Dr0VC‘\l 8 \‘¢‘F)' <'41P43hll‘ ”l«'15ll‘1' 0‘ numbers were mimy and ‘lama!’ (‘lub presented “L'ncle Al's Var- ceremonies The show was in the' Tlwre ‘f"’r9 "'1-lhlmld d3““°"3 for the Scots. there were fast

was a fast moving and n,

iety Show" viliiclt featured liirince of Wales >('()ll('p.(’ aiiditor- W‘ in mneom for me Ir‘ 'h‘ yoiingstcrs from six to sixteen ium and it is being repeated to- ;Jn(:"pml‘.¢ m(_r\_0-no uwro “(lie _\cars of age and provitled a night in 3‘ »

lc iiig vocal numbers and var- licliy titiiiilicrs front a galaxy of liillfli‘ TS.

.\irs. Raoul Rcymond, Mrs. John Lea-Morgan, Al Bl nchard and Tommy Burke were accom pa . .

'l‘lii- ciiti-rtziinmciit i’i’Ill,‘.{(‘d ‘

wide range of (‘fllt‘i'l.'lllliIi(‘I‘ll in 3

CITY AND CENTRAL

'l‘lio<c taking pzirt included: Sl'ND.\Y NIGHT Skating club‘ Rl'!\lMA(‘il-I \‘.'ll(' .-ii si James *7“““".“"“”‘- “"‘” “”".°"‘ """: [|(‘k(\[§ ai inc Bike Stio t'liurch Hall i-‘ridav ni"ht at 7 '13 “‘‘l‘‘l‘- D‘“"“e L°ml’l°“- ‘ ’ - ”.Cl"(_k ' " '\lary( Rcrnarg. lI(3rcnCd:;l Hennes-i m Rtll\ii.\iA('F. Sale in Market. sci‘. Scorzc or c. o ccn Ber-i niiiiriin: I~‘r'iii.1y..\‘m-. 22. at 2:30‘ WI-2(‘l.\l. l‘rirln.v at Wmrlmlli lltao. llvrtiria lmwlmz. Billy f\1_ liI>’\l’«llil‘}<llll. ‘ i‘rim-e St, ‘inn. l‘ii\'lli'< (irceii:ii1. Mae Fresh Baked Stuffed Haddock. Sriiitli. Brenda ire \liitloiv. Ber-. BU’ I-IARLY mail early ' _ V ‘ iioiia '\ltIrPl1_"- ltriiii cottin. Re-I ‘ihflslmas Cards h0\\' "ll I115‘ pi‘-\TR‘ SMJ" 3‘ 5 * ’\1(-'-‘;'.'i'i|l .\litclic|l. i‘atsy and Janet‘ play at Maritime ‘Stationers Dor.ald's Friday, Nov. 2.2 3 o'- ii-(.5-_ pm-iiai-3 and G,-iii Ma(.i,,n.‘. Limited. t‘l0<‘k. Vark R0531 W A Gl‘0UP‘is. Marsha Wellner. Cyril Cool , '3 pi-r. Eileen Grant. Gertrude wi!hMr§irTdiiTEoli:iiATdr?Ngdlfirdiigl F.-\.\'(‘Y breads Lemon. ban- ind. Paljlinv D.Ou_l.e'_‘ afternoon until ' . A ood ana. ntit and date. or oraiice. ' time to select Christmas cards. (‘innonian loaf and rolls at Sta» Fcurth SerV'ce . t B k .. Am:i.i.A's MILLINERY. Mr 3 mm » Af ’ Grafton St. Discount on all early Rl'.\f.\‘I.\(‘.E SALE at the Y M

l-‘all llnls

\"i£ TREAT the <'.cit well. (‘i i:c_x‘s Pharmacy, open 830 a. to 8 pm

Huston Street entrance Fri-I (‘hairs had to be troiltzhl into a[ 7 pm‘ Sp()n5()r(\d hit Y's the lll'.!llll(‘l(l ('liiircli lo s(‘a{ ~iie~ N‘ ulio L'i'llllt‘l'(‘t'l for the

fniirlli special service with Rev. Sheen preaching.

da_\ lg" .\lt‘nt m. PlNEAPPl.l:I large cakt-_ A favorite with your family l‘li.‘.lil

. ‘The

.ll'ST ARRIVED. Skatin: di'es- alter the first bite. Special to imk ,,.:;:'nr\i:.(,’,,“i:‘e,gR§;'dii ichriyl sex and shirts. llolmes and Brad ,i_.,_‘. M 3u.“ari Bakeries . ;‘_m'”‘,i[ nova [(wl'lE_{'

'9‘ I" be ll‘ltl. '\lIr. .l B l.L‘\\'|.\. Mr. (‘olhv.

.lA\'(‘l~1E rummzigc sale ~' 0

FIRPIST0-VE Tovland 09°" ll(‘l(‘l iii the ltil)l))' ()l the old i ':“"”‘- 3"“ W '‘‘‘l‘‘‘‘‘”‘“‘ 3" lt5."3“'*"." xmiis F“'5‘°“'~' iiiiipire Tlicatrc Friday. Nov lh°Nm‘"‘ 93”“ ‘lr 3"“ M”- Home and Auto Co Ltd 22. 1957. at 7 so pm. come onci‘ ll ” """“~‘ “.““ Cd” “'

_ A ‘Come 8” sisted in the music. i

VISIT 5"-STYLE Mllhhffy Gt ’ This evening the men of tho_ GEMS? SET‘?! V 79 CV97! l'.\'Cl.E Al.'s \'ariet_v Show at four coiiurezations will lead the‘ Style l! H1'5lYl¢ - i’rince of Wales .-\iirlitiiriiim to— \lllL’lIlL1 and Mr. Shccn will‘

.. . V ., , . _ lllgliit ii-‘itidgiyi at it .. A<l- xii:-:i' on 'Vl'liat Shall I do then l.~\L(.Tl0N s.ilc Satiirdiiy. Not HHSMUH l.)0(_' (“me and M,“ this Wm Jog“...

gill,-'i,e‘*'h«£,;;'(;;:iieIl wonderful ..mim.». ——~——- — ‘ ‘ l I-‘l'I\‘ERAli AT COVEHEAD—

‘ I C.‘ _ _l _ PUMPKIN pie. plumb tiiii of \1::‘:Y.,Sm":"” gggllggggga‘ Thf‘ funeral of Richard EA. Pow. soldin fillinrzasinooth and storey. Wya; $1-,'g,_l, “(.5 _,-pma, 10. er was held rliursday morning

from the (‘harlottetown F

: 3 O '1 0-7 .-

M “swan Bakeries‘ :iri<' set sizes 4 to 6 x clearing

S.

_ _ ‘home to St. i'Iii:cnc‘s (fliiirc ,

PANTRY S.\l.Fi 5 ‘x \laf‘l)0l'l- 1|‘ 5‘-’ 1"’ ‘i‘‘‘‘'l‘ Hmmfl mid Brad’ (‘ovclicad for llctlliiem liillh aid‘! 3 0’t‘l0Ck l’3l'k R0531 w- 1°-‘ Mass celebrated by Rev. 0. P. ‘~ G’°”P 5' (‘ALLING Doctor wiiosi.-i ‘Wood. parish priest. who also , . - -- . conducted the service at the Assomnviizsr or girls slacks. 3:”*{f:fi;a';c_‘?‘Ltsjgeljlharflfifi l mm Ti... .,aiii,,m,_. Wm ‘kins and ?Hamas' sizes 7 to town Armouries tomorrow from Thomas T\l<‘C£lhf‘. ~l05(‘Ph RON‘ ”’y“3r5- (l‘‘‘"‘r‘"l-l 3‘ szmand Hi (Jim Vour tickets and join son. (‘liftord Webster. George $3.00 each. Holmes andifliradley. me; pamdc for; “All the pan» Kiley. Samuel Wooltiridgc and Marshall. Interment

PANTRY sAi.i-: by Raiiitxiwirakos you vans 93‘ " .~""a"'¥“ was in the

Gmup of Park Royal WA at‘ Church cemetery’

- ~ . ~ . G0\"T APPOINTMENTS — Ti f ai “a_ ‘Tr’. larlcIy Simp§on:»Scars_ I-riday. .\nicm- Prommr A_ W‘ Mathew“ yestpep m:((“ndl‘l‘lilCI‘ 1 lvu I J n dav announced the ollowing I

’ Ivan

SPECIAL Piucrzs ll(‘\\ fltlfllflil <‘-ovcrnmcnt 8PP“lhU"“"l~‘

of five Canadian National Steam-‘structor ships freigbtcrs was shrouded in Halifax. The other -five are the secrecy Thursday as theyicanadian Cruiser. Canadian Ob negaiivu md pmjecied , V”. steamed toward an unknown des- server. C a n ad i a n Challenger, my on 3 screen to Show win:

Rendezvous at sea with a bean by the end of the

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iioin up with the others. i The Canadian Conqueror. Cana-

-— Movement dian Leader and Canadian Con-

now are anchored at

Caiiadian Victor and Canadian liighlandcr

last officially reported in opcnlsKELET0N CREW

It is not known where the ships.

Reports circulating here suit inow at sea. obtained their CHEWI- Sesled the Ships may l0ll0W seV- it is believed they may be oper-

ating with a skeleton staff of of-

Proceed directly to POI‘!-0l"fl(‘(‘I'.\‘. not affected by the strike.

Last weekend the company or

Trinidad. Their registry was re dc-red a plane carrying West In- transferred to the British dian seamen to Montreal to turn West Indies colony to end a five back north of Bermuda.

The company announced last

of the Seafarers international week it hopes to resume service ‘b-

bctwecn Canada and the Cari

month. The possibility of the vessels going directly to the West Indies

3. Join three other CNS shipafiwas given added weight by the

fact no special requests for pilot

Late Thursday. the three vessels services have been made at Hal-

in Halifax were seen getting up ifax. However. because the ves-

they would soon leave port to

1steam. giving rise to speculationl

is are unloaded they could en- r the harbor without pilots.

Commissioners Of Parkdale Decline Panel Discussion

The following statement was

Ian Webster, chairman of Vifla e

the ge Commissioners of Park-

“The Commissioners of this Village have been invited to take part in Panel discussion on C. F. C. Y.-TV of the pro’s and con's of the question which will be answered by a sixty per cent majority vote on November

“We respectfully decline this invitation and the one to have a preparatory informal meeting of the Metropolitan Committee.

"So that no one may miscon- . e our decision. we wish t make public the following state-

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“We are prepared at any time to be party to any discussion on this matter. but only so long as we are free to express our oiin opinions. collectively or singly. and whether such opinions are in agreement with the of the Metropolitan or even with one another’? but we will not he party to any such meeting. where the questions and answers are to be rehears- ed. and could confuse the issue as well as the public. even more. if that is possible.

"We wish also to publicly state that the two Commissioners who are members of the Metropoli- tan Committee do not. an ' not agree with the report sub- mitted by the Metropolitan Com- mittee. Before signing this re- rt we expressed our disagree- ment. but we were assured that signatories were not necessarily in agreement with the report it- self but only that this was the report; with this understanding. and acting in good faith signed.

“At this time may we pol otit only one of the reasons that all of the Commissioners of the Village disagreed with the re port. In the first place sub-com-

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the opening‘, given to this paper last night byl

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miltees were set up to deal with of the many problems in- volved. and it was our under-

standing that these. and indeed‘t<90g|'ilPh.V' _3hd (‘U9l0m~‘ M G6?‘ ‘ Couidi open mam wiui . gm-dine by many can key. The unidentified young

the whole setup was a fact-find- ing organization. To this end then these committees were created. At this time we should state that the Mayor and Com- mon Council of Charlottetown, as well as the employees at city hall were most cooperative in giving accurate and complete in- formation to any and all of these sub-committles when asked. The committees worked hard. gath- ered many pcrtinent facts. and submitted reports to the Metro- politan Committee. ‘ .iay we now refer to the re- port submitted by the suh-com- mittee for police. The d last paragraph states in part:- expenditures for the year 1956 was $67.000.00. Our estimate for police With the consumption of the metropolitan district it would be necessary to increase this to $100,000.00 “Now refer to the re Metropolitan Committ “On page Iii. paragraph 8. we rcad;- "An additional amount of Sl5.()00.m in Charlottetown's po- lice estimates should he ade- quate to cover the pcnse of these four men. and the additional operating

port of the cor-

id which would be incurred by ex-

tending the coverage of the City Police force to Greater Char-

lottctown. "it can readily be seen then. that the Metropolitan report

does not present the facts sub- mitted by this sub-committee for police. but is in error to the ex- tent of almost two hundred per- cent. We therefore by reason of

this and other. erronlous state-

mcnts. do not accept the report. for again we point out that it was supposed to be a fact find- ing committee and a factual re- port "

Outlines Purpose And Aims Of Canada Council

"The Canada Council has been

I working extremely hard. and its

efforts should prove a great challenge and a great contribu- tion to Canadian life." stated Dr. Frank MacKinnon in an address delivered at the weekly supper

meeting of the Alpha Y’ Mens Club n t Y. M. C. A. in evening.

After explaining the necessiiy

ed grants to three .institutions in different parts of the country.

The Council is also interested in assisting activity in art. music ballet. literature. archi-

-1 so

lecture and associate fields. is also interested in encouraging producers. composers. and d signers and the like. It is con- cerned with the maintaining of standards in all these activities

added ex-.

5 of readings by the members foll-

i Camera Club l

3 Holds Meeting

There was another large at- tendance at the meeting of the Charlottetown Camera Club on Monday evening. President Roland Taylor was in the chair and Vera Beck was secretary pro item. The club was pleased to

learn that a camera club has 3been organize in the Freetown ‘Bed rca.

George Lewislgave a talk on

‘good and poor negatives actually liooii like.

Miss Eleanor Lowe added much to the club's understanding of basic composition in a talk which was well illustrated with pictures and blackboard sketches.

A large number of problem color slides were brought by members and projected for diag- nosis of dieir ills. In most cases the more experiences color fans were able to prescribe remedial measures to be taken in similar

future circumstances. l

local University ‘ Women's Club Holds Meeting

The Charlottetown University

Women‘s Club Thursday evening in the Vocational School.

Since the club members have decided to make a study of Ger- many during the year. the club was fortunate in having as guest speaker Miss Madeline Clarkin. who spent a year in iGermany as an exchange teac- lhcr. llcr informal talk on the

many was illustrated

colorful slides. Miss Hclcn Yeo. president of

of the group to Miss (‘larktn_ During the brief business meet-N

. Fifteen Turkana trl

Victoria ............ ?' 3 Guardian mnomo (C1,, _ Tm”, Calgary 7 as iFriday. NOV. 22. 1937 iii,“ mud by an gang: gf Regina Sh 12:l|——————-———~—-~———— __

lice: Winnipeg . Forecuui mu.” (Du, T°"°”°° it Nova Scotia. Prince Edwan VHQWW, _ _ ’ , ’ _ _ I __ gg ; Island and New Bl'l.InSV\lCl(: ——-—-————-——— 3‘ 43 Clear with I few cloudy iiiii-r. , . 33 40 vals. not much change in it--ii. Inlufed .30 43 rature; southwest winds 15. A S P 30 47 Low-high at New Glasgow 30 iii~_5 31 45 50. Charlottetcvm. Moncton Id A A‘ ‘ten nllfax ..... 42 A Cnmpbelltan 25 and 40. 31

- , ‘Charlottetown . . . . . .. 36 ,

su§fl:r:2'd"t£iidbrtilr.elnnleg:‘maiid.: SW“-‘V - - - - ~ ~ - - - -- - 38 ” Huh “dc today '‘ Chm“‘“" broken arm at St Peter‘; 'I‘hun~ Y|"n°“"‘ ‘I ‘ town “-1”: Tm‘ nd I05‘ V ’" day. The young hon‘ol Mr. and 51- John’: NM 38 48 M R“'“°° ‘‘ 7” '.'m' ‘‘.‘‘d 5'55 Mrs Sterling Mtlligan was re p‘ ' s“mm"'m° M‘ °‘5l'““" ' HALIFAX (CPi—'I‘he weather minutes later than Charlotte

turning from sc ore noon and with companion: started to cross the road at the west side of the bridge in the village. car came along and Mllllgan was injured.

Dr. J.A. Macliellan was called from his nearby home and took boy to the Charlottetown Hospital.

The Miliigaiu belong to 0' Leary but are in St. Peters for the Christmas tree cutting are staying with the boy's grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Will- iam Milligan.

TRIBAL WAR COSTLY

yc_ugo31_ (Reuters)- men have been killed in a clash with Mar-

ll

Kenya

men are reported to have been

killed last week

TIN KEY OPENS P0 BOXES

MIDDLETOWN. R.I. (AP)- Postal officials Thursday ordered

old mail collection boxes replaced

car-old girl showed

after a seven-y ' letter carrier she

miss. who likes to play mallrnui. told the mall c

Sh

e demonstrated.

le tribesmen in Kenya‘: remote

her ‘the club, expressed the thanks‘ gm-C955 Tuesday. 1-(3 doig-sud,

o cereportsno expectedintliewoa .

iv t-=~:‘ae‘sr<>:s<-.-

great. change is tov---i sun rises today tber

M 7 l9 a, 'm. and sets at 4.38 p.m

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HITU FROM THE TOY FAIR BROUGHT TO YOU FOR CHRISTMAS

->.“‘ -i‘i§tfi'2K)1§3*.*

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ing. plans for the I'nlISlC£IlO to be held in e Charlottetown Hotel in December 9 were dis- cussed. The performers will be Mrs. Rene Johnson's group. and .the proceeds will u. in iaid of Hungarian refugees who have come to Canada.

B.l.S. Selects Dates For P'|ay I

J. Pius Callaghan. president; of the Benevolent lrisli Society last night informed the members that the 1958 presentation of the St. Patrick's Play would held on Saturday. March Monday. March 17th. a matinee on Saturday afternoon for the children.

He informed the members that the play would be held in the Commtinily Centre and thel prices would be the same asl

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ear.

Mr. Callaghan has been pick as director of the show and promised a play at least as E004 as former Irish presentations or better.

The chairmen of the various: committees gave their monthly. reports and regular business ofl the society was carried out. A social period followed the close of the meeting.

Mite Boxes Are Opened At N. | Wiltshire W.M.S.i

The annual Mite Box opening of the North Wiltshirc Auxiliary of die Women's Missionary Soc- iety was held in the church on Novem r 14th. The Associate members. secre- tary. Mrs. Henry Godfrey presid- ed and welcomed the Associate members who ere present. thanking them for their help to the work of the society. After a short worship period. a program

owed. interspersed with ducts. _ ung by Mrs. Reginald Clark and g

CURRIE iiitos. MONUMENTS

Malpeque Road R. R. 7 Charlottetown

UNGRADED EGGS

Our paying price for ungraded eggs delivered Charlottetown today is — Grade A Large 460 Grade A Medium . . . 40c Grade A Small .. . .. . 28c Grade B 32c Grade C 18c Crackii 18c

For quick payment and prompt ‘return of empty cases, ship your eggs to

CANADA PACKERS LIMITED

Charlottetown

”THE MacLEOD’S WIN AGAIN W|TH”

Our Toy Show is ready for you, with

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plenty of room on the main floor for

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‘ you to shop and

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choose at your

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leisure. We h a v e taken

great care in

Choosing from the Phonx

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finest toys avail- able. Please shop early. We will be glad to look after

Christmas arrange-

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Toy Musical Instruments

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ments. PANCAKE AND sAUsAc.I-: SUPPER

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x AT ARMOURIES SATURDAY. NOV. :3 F. A. s. JONES in

‘V 129 K:iiIiusiE0NS-SEARS Smriiiii siss % ti~:—::'te.=v.‘fisi'<>:ss~l ‘

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BIRTHS iof state participation in cultural

s machines. Factory (‘l(‘ai‘an('(‘ of Docherty was appfllhlnd 80111112‘ so Mrs. Lloyd MacPherson with Mrs

low serial numbers. ('iidmorc Bus

Vendor to replace Rcatlh M39‘ L it who has been Rrahlcd 3

Mc(‘,ARvu,i,[.j _ M Th, (-hm._; activities, Dr. MacKinnon outlin-

S 3, . 3 , , _ Boxes were received and dedica- "‘° ' * “‘””“‘"‘ raw or Mrs-4: L"i“°l23.‘i" i.”"‘i‘l““’ "”“°"‘“°' l cil ..i°.i‘i.‘i’§'i§ i.".‘fl°.°i‘l.”.‘lfi‘ of the ..f’.".‘.’i‘?'v"~3“ ‘“""°"‘ W" ted by slum: "we love the but: PA-"TR" 9-‘ll-P7 at ‘lfll'(‘flnv Carnliné‘ (‘"19-S» S“"‘"‘"“d" ll?’ iinrmii -\i(.(‘-iriiirig. i‘-mimrmrs‘ emphasized. that the Council The guest speaker was ro- ‘hm’ Own‘: The "‘°"‘l”R °l°5°d nell Building‘. isridrix. Not-pniber hcon nppoiiiti~d part llillo f?ul)ll(‘l Mm 7 “K «G 10.0] a. a m S‘ have the Nmperaflm and ducod hv mcimrd Mathegmn and with the hymn “Blest be the H0 22. 2 p m. also hrikcd beans. in Health clcrk. Mzirina _.\i."icl)onald, V ‘ ‘ ' ~ ' amive support of ‘he people whn No.” Madman extended me that Binds--' and the benediction, aid of St. Charles Aiixiliary. _' has been appfllhlfll ‘" “'9 ‘‘”'“-'‘RT -0’ 'l"‘ (‘h«'ll'l0lll'-iwork in the Arts. of the local thanks of the Club to Dr. Mac- L““°h “'53 um" 5°"V¢‘<l lh the Vt‘-V

V V _ . l)l\'lSlOl'i of Mental Health. town llflspllal on WK‘f‘li1(‘S(lay.lau(h()rities grid of local groups, xinnon for his instructive ,5. try and a social time enjoyed by DRAWING for Brittany Spaniel Novcmber 20, H157. to Mr. and and shove all the energetic and (ire s ‘ ‘ii. i will take lllncr‘ Dfistponcd IMMUNIZATION CLINIC for “rs Rm, St(_“.ar'. southpaw l emhmifluc public opmlon be‘ A..".Mrt ‘mum, was ‘"1 b 1 Turkey Shoot in be held. Sal- infants fro thr e month! Md son. RFl.\'mnn<i Bertram. 6 lb l hind nil its activities iohn FVBTHI withmzM K ith ' ' -- "”l3."~ F” "l""”""““’“'" Ar"“‘r' hl‘l‘-‘l'h"°l chlldm" . at Roam‘ 14 o7 V The Council is financed by Rogers‘ at ‘the iano I-Riav l§ar- Mm" at the evening "salami ‘ ics. Shoot bruins at 1:00 PM cs-iiirc. um PI'ln(‘(' street. cvcry, lsi00.000.o00. One-half of ttitsi rm and Les: Gilli-«pie were wel- In an mm to pmfidp 8 par . . . . . . i Friday 200 - 4.00 p my l"°°l’1a' l amount must be used for univer- comcd back to the cl b it “al qimuon Mm Jam" "imam

DELE( P.Tl'.h.SE.'V foods alilmm Ewen against polio. dtph- d‘ “I I d h If U 3 9" who is I new member on mi; Samar, i;ak,.m.,. (-"id roast “ma whooping miiizh, an te- y can a 33 one at period of absence. Club Presl- C0mmmee_ oiumcered '0 mm beet Baked h“"“~ C°ld l°"‘-We‘ l'l‘ll\lS. also vaccination. The (‘ROSSMAl\'——--At the I‘ I'll Hos im 1% eg unv ms} d0nuiil}:m¢'iI,- dent Roy smnnmani conducted VWW ‘hf management of business chicken and meat pics. Fish a(nn"n.l ‘chm. (“mi-<, will he held pital on Wednesday‘ Nm,Pm_ igiorei‘ t)ful':Igo fllilflsio odull‘ at; a short business session and an- esmbmhmem‘ in the hope that cl.k(‘S Bake? bmilnsi -failxiiidritiicizld '" 3” Charlmtmown schools ear. hm 20' - 1957' Charles. Cr°5s‘ pay for (All its Tctivlllesii an of theth:f‘s.nliile.ri the may be able to a”“"z° 1° “iw and oticr (l0I( .. W m the new year mrin of fslicrbrooke in his Milt --it is “,0 "my m dflcflhe in and for ‘he celebration next have staff members given time