the Temple” and "How

on Art". Cornwall choir ‘were present with Mrs. S. New- man organist.

Don Messe'r’s Band Visits Xi°“u'.‘i' 31%’. mp" "i...’.“.‘.§‘.$.'.j Sanatorium

years he was secretary-treasurer of the Govan agricultural society. i

[The Guardian Page 3 Monday, Nov, 25. 1957 '33: 1'“

Former Islander Was - Prominent In Regina

Funeral services were held in Edmonton. Alberta, recently for

0n the evening of November l0.

.5 . *- **° ’.'..?“.‘..'.i‘.'."i...."°:.‘:.“:"'.:..'.‘.‘:-e we Westylgief red Rﬂllll I‘ ‘-50 her of the Templar and the Vu°3°d ‘° b‘ entaumed by Do" home’ his . ers He iiiso held offices Menu and his Ia-idea-s Ray

with us‘ IOOF and was

MrEdwardswasintheex- ‘past patron of the Order of the

. a ress business in Boston before

‘Simmonds acbd as the general master of ceremonies.

. O movin Canada In ' Eastern Stars. . ' . Ills. “He had a re: :mI1-etc hlie was an elder ‘in United Those participating in the no\el- r . flce Regina a en 8 C urcti and recently a donat- 3 nungyeg-5 wag; Mug ogyorne Govan. '5 "1"" ed an electric organ to e ()ympu aggmiyq-inn .94

north of Regina. was established church in memory of his wife Ndiwnl in law he moved there and was who died in 1945. Added l L. ' actively identiﬁed with its de-‘ He had two sons and two dam bauaclm“ 1°" 3'" velopme . daughters. A brother. Edwin .”'E V ‘ ‘S5 M” ""9 9""

For 32 years he served on the Edwanls, and ulster. Hazel "5"-’ ‘M ‘ come‘ ‘°l° by H3"

Edwards. live in North Wiltshtre 0” M80380- in this Province.

M‘.r_ Edwards last visited here in toss.

Govan school board and was board lrmaii for twenty-six years. He was Mayor of the town for eleven years and ser-

TA i an eas we to save and at the some All numbers were heartily ap— S s Y Y plauded by a most appreciative audience composed of staff and patients who filled the auditor- ‘ evening. November lotli. The iurn. ceNebrate Feast president. Mrs. Stanley Murchi- Of son presided and the worship ser- St Charles vice was Scripture reading. Mrs.

The ladies of the st. Charles Ford Wilson. meditation “T he Auxiliary of the Charlottetowni "C" °' the 533"“. - "ad by M” Hospital celebrated their pat-inn” H°“""‘d ‘ml P“’Y°"' M” mnal feast recently. in the‘ Elm" F”""“- momma the Holy sacriﬁce Mi Miss Laura Bain. the guest the Mass was offered for the lP¢Ik¢r. was introduced to the members chaplaln_ audience by Mrs. Hazen Howard. m:g;o;'it:l' x“;l:e‘:l"°l"‘n' Ha‘ Miss Baiu. who is a native of or

n was given y e . . '

chaplain. Following Benediction. mﬁoﬂgyﬁgg t3¢';‘:_‘I'1'el_"'inBf$:;": 3:531]-:(;le:ﬂ::;em:):ge!n‘E: She told of the changes which llnical student nurse nte tpi.- have “ken 913“ in that °°""l'ry

C them T C 1.3" during that time, in the moral and political spheres as well as in the spiritual growth. The aud- lence listened with rapt attention. and enjoyed hearing Miss Bain I

time an insurance policy on the life of the depositor.

Thus, for example, you can save $1,000 in 50

At the close of the shovt the performers were thanked by I)r M. Found. Superintendent

E monthly instalments of $20 each and from the first

deposit, your life is insured for $1,000. The premiums

'' ‘ .1 . ,L r ' . CARRYALL DRIVER ESCAPES ‘"° ‘’°'‘‘ “Y ”‘° °“""' Dmri R('(‘.< Newson_of South- took place in front of the Irving pm: I ».t .‘I|)(‘(l .~(‘l‘l0US injury when‘ on Company-, bulk storage plant :l““ ‘U}"""ﬁ'la:ll:$:;p:F;l?hi and could have resulted in more lll\ _ . t‘tlIl>ll’llI'l£‘d tlillboro Bridge ap- serious consequences had it hap- prttﬂl ll at approximately3o'clock pened a few feet further to the satiirriav morning. The accident north. where the four main feed

iv. w. c._N_<_3_r5s Basketball Squad Really ~

. Consult your Manager and select the amount lines of the oil

plant cross the roadway. The machine owned by

and deposit period best suited to you.

THE PROVINCIAL BANK [ll CANADA

Matheson and Mat-Millan. is thought to have come to grief when one of the main tires on the traction section blew out

Ensemble also their first appear- ance of the year. under the direc- tion of Miss E. Lillian Mac- kenzie. The Ensemble were in highest form and some ﬁne en- tertainment is to be looked for- ward to. when this group pre-

Crumble one Oxo cube with one tap. flour. Addgcup cold water, to boil. Simmer 5 minutes. .

A twoact play and a slug- song of old favorites. as well as. popular airs provided much en- joyment. After a delicious lunch-

Sticks Togeth

. bask

. -quad t-balked up their ini- _ n the island League. I 'n a at-cisiie vtin over the S.

of ~LlI'l\l'l.\P to sport writers. for '.llt‘_\ pvvdit-tcd a defeat for the W-I-itiiivii, but it is said to take

-. t\t'll be called old teamatcs, {M ii.» Line up looks almost like .an_' \.‘.llll!li inceting of old Queen t‘.~i.-.;~'.utt~ (il‘ildS. The squad play-

- -~ first game together.

‘ .'ii\.l\ at tlizit

h the scoring league of old. He is red

llin'itt')_ still lame-. has been an a popularity getter. With about two

COMING EVENTS

Carri Party Clinton Hall. Nov. Illlli

inter-mural

Sltdr-< Hazelbrook School Tues- “? Nov. 26. lunch.

luv! \l.i« lmod, \ l’ t‘\ (‘om-crt and dance Mill-

\~‘“_~ will .\(i\' 25 Sponsored by 51- \‘t‘\\ School. Time 8 o'clock.

-‘hur Gain Amateur Cavalcade

GraYlfl\lt'W Hall Thursday Nov.

This came as a bit t

er As A Team

And so those of us who sit back and watch. see the promise of some top competition in the fu-

this squad are still a secret. ev- en the sport they will compete in is not known, but memories of previous years give promise ot a lot of fun in any league that

M this graduation team may play i

The Variety Concert of last Tuesday night. was the social spec] of the week. he , which was under the direction of Wallace Pla-tts. a third year stu- dent. was tops in the field of a- mawnr talent. Ro e

gene Reg Dave Mills. Nellie Buell and Ro- ger Wor . The Boys and Girls

I represent the

sent their Gilbert and Sullivan operetta early next term. Also onl

cl. and become the first College band in P-WC history This i- dea is felt to be supported by many of the students and a bet- ter group could not be found to institution mid wear c or Ma t

935 is

udent‘s council will consider

college without a college band to lead us in our many fields of competition‘!

Well the Campus Evelyn MacLure's . once more beaten the College Times to publication. This paper is to be on sale early next week. and Evelyn and her staff prom- ise the latest in college gossip.

Capers. under editorship has

"9 wall Auxiliary of the

eon served by the Sisters.

Thankoffering Is Held

Under the auspices of the Corn- W.M.S. of

was held in the church Sunday

the last social of a social stud- ded year, a large attendance ex ted

pee .

That‘: it for now. but re- fore we go for another week. a word to the wise. only three more weeks to final exams!

e speak in her clear distinct man-

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\t‘Y‘\ l!lll(‘ przit-lice to bring old year 135 promise _ . the U -ted Ch 1, (C d ‘ th g I1‘-NH--h‘>‘ biivk mm "19 B1'°0V“~ of thee F(:lll'tll Yea: bimmlbzlgw s"."h 3 re"°mm°°d3“°“ and 3”‘ annuarlu Thanhﬂcoffoeﬁnznastgrvici 5 i - _m-.'. to m from P.W.C. is onor to e ya, at at , . on . . . . . Th 8 last year. The team members of "h h ‘:1’ b° I W“ (2000 lb t ) $2200

Car Batteries . . . each 80c

Paying highest e a s h

prices for hides, horsehair, beer bottles, scrap metal.

Also coming up next week is the last big sotial of the term. it

will be held next Friday night

~ ner—and some were heard to re- . , .. eck to give forth some interest-l llﬁgﬁsv a':::".":f, ggtlieiig “gm mg mark “What a wonderful work ’ R B\\l\l‘ l‘B\l.l. SQUAD games played per team. the «our ins numbers was the sifted Redl music furnished by Arthur Mc- She “'5 d°""" \,ml'x were still first P petition has been the keenest in and Blue band. d€<'l<9d 011' 1" '-l‘9' Quaid with his violin and Harold Mr. Stephen Mat-Lcod sang

. .. . 2 .

“l 1..-t neck The basket ball years The four teams, _itm College colors. Wood at the piano. The auxilinryiven, lovely “V0 .010‘ “Open thy‘ 3 _ ._ arll ll"(.‘kfy tteha cotmlnued (ajx-baves‘ pre3ldeni. Mrs. Frank McCarronl ‘ ’ i ' V g \ 4' ' - ‘ " ' V ' ‘V ‘i _v R ' _ , . .. lht ‘not on 9 s en p0pu- u s. are we soc w op an ' ‘ g . 2 v - R ' .. _' ‘ lar ‘\ illlh lots of close comP¢‘ players. and the hope of a strong While on the subject of bands. 3]] :t(ii(grthewSll(?ﬂcsoni:urdteteSd "lg ‘ 5 9’,-e"' l.".'iIll .:i both sports. Even the college team is near realization. ll l_\8S been ‘ht-‘3I‘d lhI‘0uZh0ul the making the evening a pleasant ' u . ' A i ' 0ltt‘tlt\ play of the Allstudent The Braves at this date are first colie8€_ °°”‘d°l"S. that it is 100 one. All ined in singing, “I-‘or . _ l - _ v ' A

.tY'( 5 Concert failed to break in the league, with two wins. but bad lIhlS.El'0U‘P Of P1RY€'fS C0uld They Are All Jolly Good Fellows" mu v.uiip.a;ing pace of Sports. other team ca pta i as plan to D0! SW60 the Su PG‘! ‘ and he "Queen". CO.

rm.» mi-'_: first team at knock out this lead very shortly, cognition of the Student's Coun- --jej-

A Breath of Scotland

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Sill‘-GEANING ACTION

‘Hie Town 8- Country tread is

OetInsdionvheeyoeaeedI...

W -iii tr snppo by r worth was with the Dawntowiiers supplying

“'|'l‘-4"‘ KN‘ M8¢'K0nZlf- Hugh Rte N.-cepient of the prize donat- the mum" M“ b‘ .’p°°’°"

ILM» m Ron Storey and Pete ed by the Student's Council. for ‘I’:

\ia«\.i~ may .lim once more g ~. 5 1 . .

p"l>.f‘ ‘op scorer of this present Lhllel-ﬂt‘)esg;,e.c]'('":: ac mihasampslfg *_ Loading fowli chlcken _3nd capons 9Very

Eva. .,mc-.,.,4iy opened the evening's 9... Monday and Wednesday until noon. for eviscer-

"W" ‘--A-‘W tertainineni. He congratulated the ated plant in Summerside. Please book in ad-

"’ ""‘ "ml" ‘M’ ““‘"‘ Wl" participants on their show of 001- KEWH Vance Phone 7886 collect for pick up service plo |Iit‘Il' third game in the yes, spirit in u-,-.ng*m.g md con, ' . ‘°“"'°°d 5°” 59 deepﬁw ‘ . . . .. lt>_a:ie against the C. A. F ducting the vuiou‘ acts comp05_ . M ‘oh “cw. wocﬁo. - ‘mi’ uyitsi. that has made them one i ' . . at me 50p teams of past leagues. 35,53: osyhocviii-¢;r(,.,::5'B,‘:,r.:(ke'°.u:.¢:. LIMITED . C slush snow. and Th. .ut-and team leauve Saturday we, the Show was deem-ed open 3 so th rt slithering area thong ofﬁie pad for 'h<~ir first game. at Souris. ‘M called on me first 0, me Pl UMBING l u Po when your caris equipped “l“‘" 'l‘‘‘.‘' "“'‘‘l ll‘? W331 high many music and dialogue acts. ‘ i ' 5 C0003‘! 5'08 st-tum‘. lf‘.'tlll As yet not to much Taking N,‘ in the show were: ‘ml (

Hykn-inn about either squad. but .1. Large. wendy and B“;

tlK‘\ mi. frohm Souris will have Ca,.pem,_.,-_ is,-ed weame,-by_ wai. HEATING '| » l“ "" “’"“‘ 3"‘ “'0” l0 "‘“‘l lace Plarts. Ross Davison. Eu- l -

me «mm wu ,, 3 - ATTENTION DAIRY AND "0"

lcwn ho_\.~ have set at practices. [AL 642 5k;d.,.,;,§,.g, ¢,¢¢a0,..¢..9|.d