DAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS

8 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri, Dec. 12, 1958

CURRENCIES

MONTREAL (CP) ~- The U.S. dollar closed Thursday at a dis- (‘011111 of 3 9-16 per cent in terms of Canadian funds, down ‘4. Pound sterling 32.7072, down 1/4.

PRODUCE

MONTREAL (OP) —— Agricul- ture department quotations: '

Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices to country station wooden cases, extra-large 45%, large 421/2, me- dium 36, small 33. B 34-35, C 23. Receipts 50.

Butter: Current receipts tend- erable 63. not tenderable 63%:

fresh grade creamery prints, job price 6472-66; fresh wholesale 64-641/2.

Cheese: Delivered Montreal not waxed, Quebec white% 33, Col-

ored 33; wholesale Q 11 e b e c white 34, colored 34; current receipts Ontario white F.0.B.,

grading station 35-35 1-16, colored 35-35. .. No quotations for whole- sale Ontario.

Potatoes: Quebec new 755 1.35- 1.50; N3. 755 1.55-1.60.

GRAIN

WINNIPEG (OP) — Trade in flax was active on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange Thursday with fairly liberal lofferings. Prices showed an easier tone.

Closing prices:

Oats—Dec higher 72-351); May lower 7356a; fly its lower flit-a.

Barley-«Dec unchanged 98%; May lower 99371413; .1137 3/5 lower 9374-8.

Flax—(Dec. 1% May 2 lower 2.86%; ,Ily 3% lower 2.80. ' I

Rye—Dec 1 lower 98961); May 1 lower 1.04%; .1157 "/3 lower 1.04%.

Prices for class two wheat for export to countries outSIde WA: 1 nor 1.63; 2 1.60; 3 1.50; 4 1.39; 5 1.38; 6 1.35; 1 durum 1.85; 2 1.82; 3 1.68; IWA and domestic prices: 1 nor 1.63; 2 1.60; 3 1.50; 4 1.39; 5 1.38; 6 1.35; 1 durum 1.15; 2 1.82; 3 1.68.

MONTREAL (lCl‘P) were generally higher in the in- dustrial section of the Montreal and Canadian stock exchanges Thursday. Trading was fairly active.

The banks were strong with Royal up 2 at 78, a new, high. Montreal gained as at 54 and Commerce advanced 1% at 57.

Up a point in the base metals were Aluminium at 31 and Asbes- tos at 34. Nickel gained "/3 at 85%.

The refining oils and pipelines

lower 2.86%;

Prices

were mixed with Imperial 011 up 914 at 42. * Up 174 in the papers were

Brown at 41, a new high, Anglo Newfoundland at 67/3 and Consol- idated at 42.

In the construction issues Dc- minion Tar was up ‘21 at 14 and Dominion Bridge declined % at 21.

In the utilities Bell was off ‘73 at 41%, while International ad- vanced 3/5 at 28%.

In the steels Algoma was up ’74 at 343/4 and Dominion Foundries lost 3/6; at 40.

In other issues traded Bruck A was up 1 at 9% and CPR gained 7! at 29.

The mines and oils were irreg- ularly lower.

The closing averages show (banks up .65 at 60.10, a newhigh, utilities ofif .1 at 148.8, industriais up .1 at 292.8, combined up .1 at 244.8, papers up 2.3 at 457.5 and golds off .02 at 31.39.

MONTREAL CLOSING srocxs

Ahltibi 36% Fraser 31% Ablt pr GT Lakes 37% Asbestos 34 How Smith 38% Bank Mont 54% find Bay Min 55% Bnque C Nat 55% Imp Oil 42 Bnque PC rt 470 Int Nick $44 «Bathurst A 47% Int Pap Bathurst B 261/: Int Pete Bell ‘xd 41% Mass-Fer 1096. Brazil 6 McColl 601/1 Bldg Prod 38 N St, Car 22% C Can Noranda 50 C Cement 34 Price 45% C Cunent 11:2746 Que Pow 36 C Steamship 40 Royal Bank 70 C Bnk Com 57 Royaiite 20 Cdn Brew 33% St. l. Corp 171/3 Cdn Brew pr xd 34 Shawin :13 Cdu Celan 19 Steel 68 CPR 29 Trans Can PL 27% Cockshutt 13% Un Steel 111/2 Seam-am: 32% Walker 33% D Bridge 21 CANADIAN Dom Tar Cons Pap 42 Foundation 13% Ford 110 NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS Beth steel 49 Monty W 413/4 Borg Warner 3796 NY Cent 267/; C and O 66 Radio Corp 46% Cons Edison 58% Std 031 NJ 57% E1 Auto El 36%; Utd Aircraft 291/4 Gen Elec 71 Vanadium 3714 Goodyear 116% Westngse 70% Gt Nor Ry 491,4 Int '1‘ T 59 Kennecott 96%

TORONTO

TORONTO (CP) —— The stock market scored its second straight advance Thursday with trading at its slowest pace in more than two months. '

0n index base ’inetalis were ahead onehalf while western oils and golds added around one third.

Speculatives were generally quiet. Fatima. was the big winner. ahead 15 cents at $1.10. New My— lavmaque, alter trading slowly this morning, picked up, gaining 4 cents at $1.09. Among the most active mines, three gained, two lost.

Golds and western oils were the lightest traded sections. Hol- linzcr added at 29% to lead golds while Calgary and Edmon- ton was up "/24 at 253.1 in western 011s.

Senior mines, especially those with copper h o l d i n g s, were strong in base metals. Observers said a firminz in copper prices led to the. advance. International

855». Steep Rock gamed it at 1131.

Index gains: golds .36 to 86.115, base metals .58 to 169.52; western 011$ .40 to 131.52.

ronomo CLOSING STOCKS By The Canadian Press

Toronto Stock Exchange—Dec. 11

(Quotations ln cents unless marked S. z—Odd lot. xd —- Ell-dividend. xr—Ex- rights, xw—Ex—wnrrantu.)

Net

Stock Sales High Low Close Ch’ge

MINES Advocate 1400 300 290 295 —8 Agnico 2982 55 55 55 I Akaitcho 1100 42 42 42 —4 Alba Expl 42325 11% 10% ll —-ll/2 Algom 2900 614% 14% 14% — ‘4 Algom deb 10 $99 99 99 — ‘/4 Algom wts 2530 365 355 355 Ana-Larch 1250 16 15 16 Amal Rare 6697 18 15 15 —2 Am Nephe 2100 68 67 67 —-1 Ang Rouyn 2000 24 23 23 Ansil 8785 32 31 31 —1 Apex Res 2060 . 4 4 4 Arcadia 4200 20 18 20 Area 1200 110 107 109 —-1 Arjun 5000 14% 14 14% +1 Atlin-Ruf 2000 17 17 17 +1 Aubelle 500 6 6 6 Aumaque 7000 10% 10 10 Avilla 1000 6 - 6 6 Barnat 3387 147 142 144 —4 Easy Expl 600 63 63 63 41 Base Metals 21500 16 15 15 ——1 Baska 2050 14% 14 14% + 44 B-Duq 900 19 10 19 Beav Lod 3000 16 16 16 -—6 Belcher 2900 92 88 90 +2 Bethlm ». 1100 86 86 86 Bevcon 3000 15% 15 15 -—- 95 Bibis 3600 10 8% 8% — V2 Blcroft 1700 90 89 90 Bicrof‘t wts 2500 0% 81/2 8% — % Bidcop 2000 12% 12 12% Bonvillc 5500 7 6% 6% — 16 Bouzan 7500 54 54 54 +2 Bralorno 1103 690 660 680 +5 Brnhrst 4500 5 5 5 —- Brunswick 1500 350 325 350 +25 Buffad 7000 14 13% 14 + ‘7‘: Buff Ank 2000 106 101 101 —-4 Bunker Hill 500 6 8 8 — 96 Cable 1733 20 19% a) Cadmet 4950 n 20 20 -—2 Camp Chlb 15m 695 600 685 Camp RL 100 970 970 970 +10 Cdn Astoria 1000 8 8 8 —-' c Dyno 1295 52 52 52 C Malart 37600 83 76 76 -—7 C N Inca 19074 30 26 26 —4% Odd NW 10500 59 57 57 —2 Candore 1000 18 16 16 Can-Erin 7433 26% 25 25 Can.Met 4535 71 70 70 —1‘ C-Met wts 2100 30 30 30 Captain 6100 10 10 10 Cnyzor 150 34% 34% 34% + V4 Cent Pat 2000 1'14 110 110 +5 Cent Pore 1050 19 19 19 —1 Cheskirk 4000 5% 5% 5% Chester 1500 17 17 17 -— 9’2 Chib Jae 8500 65 m 63 —2 Club-Kay 700 11 1:1 11. —4 Chib M 1200 115 113 115 ——4 Chime 6200 57 53 57 +1 Coch Will 2300 255 253 255 Coldstrm 13500 38% 37 38 +196 Comb Met 1200 33% 33% 33% —1% Couiagas 500 52 52 52 C Bellekeno 2000 12 12 12 +1 C Calllnan 1000 43% 13% 1.3% ~1 Con C Cad 1000 6 6 6 C Denlson 2943 811% 11% 11% - Vs C Den wts 455 310 300 300 -—5 C Discovery 2400 350 340 845 C Fen 1385 47 47 47 +2 CG Arrow 2025 10 17 17 -— Va C Halliwell 26800 55 53 53 4 C Marben 2000 40 40 40 Con M and s 840 821% 21 21% + Vs C Mogul 1595 165 165 165 _ C Morrison 500 17 17 17 C Mosher 2500 57 56 56 -—4 Con Negus 11528 26 24 26 +1 Con Nichol 1000 6 - 6 6 C Northland 500 24% 241/: 24% -~ 4% C Regcourt 4120 13 13 13 C sanonn 1500 1 7 7 —1% Can Sud 13050 -'n 71, 71 Cop Corp 1000 25» 25 25 Cop-Man 4000 13 13 13 Coprand 3300 188 108 168 Coulee 2800 57 57 57 Craigm't 100 270 270 270 ~-10 Cusco 4500 131/: 13 1315 Dueling 14300 38 35 37 +1 D’Arason 8100 30 20 30 ,I-l Deer Horn 500 18 18 18 Dffldona. 1000 13 13 13 +1 Delnite 4200 57 54 .57 Dome 712 817% 17 17% 4» Va Donalda 12700 13 11 11 --1 Duvan 1000 16 16 16 E Amphi 3200 16 15 15 — 1/6 East Mal 3900 135 133 135 East Sull 1200 200 195 200 +5 East Met 1500 7% 71,5 7% .— 55 Eldrich 2000 26' 25 26 +1 Eureka 14500 23 22' 23 ‘ Exp! All 9010 9 9 9 Falcon 4010 827% 26% 27% + 95 Faraday 1200 95 95 % +5 Fara wts 6054 30 25 30 +10 Fatima 78100 114 94 110 t +15 Francoeur 4500 9 8 8 ‘ + % Froblsher 2675 170 165 165 — Geco Mines 650 317% 17% 17% Geo Scien 2000 110 106 106 +1 Gut Masct 2000 9 9 9 —% Giant YK 750 600 595 600 +5 Glacier 1500 30 29 29 —1 Glenn Urnn 500 11 11 11 Goldale 2000 19 19 19 +296 Gold E8810 99600 32 2'] 30 —3 Gold Man 1000 24% 241/5 24% + 1,4 GF Uran 4500 30 29 90 Grandroy 2250 19 10% 181/; Granduc 1300 145 142 142 -—3 Greyhk 11000 20 19 20 +1 Gulch 6500 15 13 13 —2 Gunner 3637 $18 17% 17% Gunnar wts 60 760 740 740 —15 Gwilllm _ 2000 a 8 a Hard Rock 1000 10 10 10 Ear-Min 3000 15 14 15 H of Lakes 2500 10 10 10 —- V2 Headway 16000 58 50 53 geath 2000 8 7% 8

9V9 000 5% 5% 5% —1% Homage: , 650 3291/. 291/. 29% + as Hoyle 150 420 420 +15 Hud Bay 1190 $56 55% 555/. + 14 Hugh-Pam 1000 17 17 17 + 1,5 1:: rs. 50° 5% w: 5%

1c 13)? 306 341 ' 1 Int Ran 9100 N 25]S g!” iii/S Imh Cap 1700 224. 210 224 +9 Imn Bay 100 100 190 190 Jaye Expl 3600 52 50 so _2 Jelhcoe 25m 13 13 13 . Joburke 7500 19 18% 19 +1 1011615" 1000 30 291A 30 +2 Jonsmlth 6000 14 12 14 +2 Kerr Add 1650 319% 19 19% + Vs Kllem wts, 1200 42 39 42 +3 Kirk Hud 25132 15% 13 14 + 1,6 Kirk Min 500 40 4o Labrador 995 324% 24% 2475 _ 1,4 1 Lake Cm 2305 103 102 103 +5 L Dufault 2000 65 62 52 ~—-1 “1‘1"!” 100 235 2115 ass _5 ‘ Lelth 1600 140 140 140 Eixmgln 0300 5 5 5 C 1600 Lorado 5900 I: 18330 1:03 j Lorado wt; 1000 21 21 31 :2 Lyndhst 16700 22 18% 22 +3173 Macdon 10100 as 131/, 23 ’ Macfie V3 4% 3000 10 10 10 +1 MacLeod 200 126 125 125 Madsen 900 254 253 2:3 Magnet 4500 101/. 10 u. Malartlc 2700 105 102 102 Maneast U 3000 71,5 71,5 71,1, Maralgo 10200 28, 27 , 27

“9'?” 1000 10% 101/; 10 “mi-“"9 6250 109 106 107% +1 $311111 2000 23 22 33 __ 1,5 Matatch 6000 17% 17 17% +1

‘ 466 16 15 15v: _. Is 70 ' r '

McKen 2050 522% 2:1" 822% ficvfiat 10500 24 21 24

Mg" 10000 16 151,, 151,:‘ + V1

Fr! 10750 103 95 103 +11 Midnmi 2767 95 34 95 +2 Mllhken 4170 230 225 225 ~1 Minds 4300 7 7 ‘7 Min-Ore 2500 14 13 ll Moly 50 $32 32 32 + y, Moneta 1500 67 65 67 ——2 MultI-M 1000 50 4a 50 +1 £2313 C2- 3700 16 15 15

011 500 6 I ‘1 ,r Nes Lab 4300 30% 3f,” 324 _ I” New Alger 4000 3% 711;, 7% __ 175 New Au: 2525 29 2.0 29 _.1 NEW Bid 1700 5 51/‘ 51& New Cal 4043 3.“) 24 35 +2 New Delhi 1000 28 28 28 _1 N Dicken 1100 230 225 225 _5 N Goldvue 1000 8 8 3 1 N Harri 500 121/; 121d 121,5 New Hosco 21600 106 96 99 _3 New Jason 513 9 9 9 N Kelore 2000 6 6 6 _ 17': Newlund 1500 27 27 27 ._1 N Mylama 102000 113 105 109 +4 New Rouyn 2000 10 In 10 Nickel Ms 3339 65 65 65 H2 Nipissinz 700 225 220 222 +4 Nor-Acme 1000 14 14 14 +1.6 Noranda 1205 $50 49% 50 +174 Norgold 3900 11% 101/; 10% ~41 Norlartic 15000 34 31 31 -—1 Normetal 6900 315 300 300 —-20 Norpax 1000 20132 20“; 207‘; u 9’: Norsync 2000 91/: 9 9 N Goldcrt 3900 40 39 4‘

Nickel led Ihe advance up 111.: at

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Prairie on 900 220 213 215 _9 Provo Gas 5450 300 290 295 Quonto 2500 9 3 8 —-1‘/2 Ranger 1525 201 19.5 200 —}o 2000 s s a - N Rank 2.1960 1.1-3 Ill» :45 +4 35%,?“ 3700 m m 117 +2 Northsp 1500 193 197 19:} +3 Rmkv Pete 1331 10 m m Norsp A wts 500 123 111.") +2 Sappi‘ire 38m 104 109 m3 1.2 North Can 3101) 119 115 llzl +2 mph debs 70 $48 47 4;, +3 Norvalie 2300 14 12‘»: 1212 —-1": ‘Scurry 650 184 183 184 __5 Nudul “1m ‘7 '7 17 Secur Free 2050 555 645 655 +15 Chas“ 430” 7 7, 7 , Souris 500 10 10 ‘0 +1 Ogama 3000 6 h 5 — 72 44 38 41 -—1 . . South U I118000 Oka Rare 2600 12% 12 12‘): Spoon" 3500 16 151/4, 15 O’Lcary 22400 17 16 16 Stanwe” 2466 64 53 53 _] Opem 3720 800 860 660 #30 Te‘ Cal 1500 M 3., 3 grenfg‘a 22% .13 23 2"; 3 Tidal 14250 143 1327 140 +4 P‘f‘ig 6.7 305 300 300 “ Trans Can 5000 103 101 106 —l Pgr‘l’m‘m 1.30 '5 5 5 ‘ Triad on 2100 435 425 425 ._5 P we “2,370 43 41 43 2 U Canso vt 1032 163 163 103 a. e ‘ . Un Oils 2066 213 212 218 _1 Patmo M 200 430 420 420 -20 w M 8800 13 u 12 1 Paymas‘ 3°00 "'4‘ 17“ “'4‘” wgpac 3000 18 1772 18 The Pce.Expl 5°” 16 16 ’fi sturne 3700 89 as 89 +3' Z; :3” w Cdn 0G 1682 135 '30 184 —5 - “ . “ ‘2 w Decalta 455 155 155 155 Pick Crow 6100 102 100 100 w D ts .100 4 4 4 M Pioneer 1400 134 130 134 4 “W a. 1 9,, m ‘1- Pitch-Ore 24500 7 61/2 7 Y3K?" 9°00 ° '3 — 2&2? 1°20“ 1:60 “5’80 1. Dalhousie 1000 151.4 15% 151/: v: a w Pete 500 100 100 100 —5 Pronto 2700 470 460 470 s BANKS Pam” 69:9 10‘”, 1° 10'1" ’ V2 Montreal 995 1:54:11 54 543, 3/4 3:: 02;?“ 5352,99 5053 47” “"3 ,3 Nova Scotia 500 my. 721/. 721/. it Q C 299 . , I Commerce 3073 657% 56 57 + 1m “e 1.9." '0 23/2 24 M Imperial 135 3605/. am 60% fillet? 73003 33‘; 3‘7”; 3‘32 '5 Royal 474 3771/: 75% 771/: +114 Gaston 2000 15% 15,4 {5,1, ,, Tor-Dom 1698 5521/5 51% 52 +vV4 ' ' ‘ 7 ’ INDUSTRIALS qua-no“ 140 511% 11% “V‘ + 1'" Alumini 11475 $32 so 311/. IV; 533$. :38 :3": _3 Anglo Nfld 435 66% 6% .644 + % Rayrock 7000 74 59 73 a C Brew 47? $34 $3 1‘: :1% Rexspar 1500 44 42 42 gull/138"“ 29°13” WV 20 20 ' SCI] - 8 larch:th 11122006015 59131/260151/fi 11A. Inland % 53% 12% 1:14. ockwi __ Nor Stai- gowannCons Ila 11 :11 Pembina n 365 89% 9% 9% Vs San Ant 1000 60 59 60 -1 Simpsons 530 S31 3034 31 + V; Sand Riv 2000 15 14v, 15 < Stedman 75 sane 351.4 35% 1/2 Satellite 2000 58 55 58 +3 Wainwright “’0 22° 22° 22° 1" Sheep Cr 100 100 100 100 Walkers 160 333% 33 33% + V‘ Sherritt 8375 405 400 400 Sigma. 100 495 405 405 _15 Sales to close: 2,315,000 :31 Mm" ”°° 6“ ‘4 5" 3 mosr ACTIVE 'ronom‘o s’rocxs s:scoe V 2600 53 61 61 I --l 3, run: CANADIAN muss £52m“ 3132.0001935 1830 mi. . Stock Sales High Low'Clm Ch'gr , ’3‘ ‘ monsrnIALs mloslllzolss” ."g "3 Alumini 11475 $32 30 31% 11,5. Starratt 9500 6 s “5 '° Trans Md: 9350 311% 11 11% is steep R 6687 $12 11 11:14 a, Mass-Fer; 443772 232% 3% 13% 1 Sturgeon 2.500 11 11 11.. _- Cd“ 3”“ . 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Corporate Investors 9.03 9.112 Weedon 500 19,4 19V. 19.: 72. Dom Equity 1“ 1430 um Willroy 0400 11:3 110 110 ——2 58 Exec Fund 5-56 5'81 35:33 25: f; :3 *4 Fond Colleetlf 5.27 5.79 w]. Hats 600 123 120 12,. _2 Grouped Income 6.80 4.15 Yale Lead 1000 26. 26 __1 Growth 011 and Gas 7.46 7.03 Yk Bear 2900 87 85 85 Investors Growth Fund 5.35 6.32 Young HG m 66 65 66 +1 Investors Mutual 10.91 11.80 __ Keystone“ 12.11 13.10 “633° 350° 2° 29 29 1 Infieggs Fund 5.03 6.68 _‘ uu Accumulating Fund 7.04 7.69 Bum" 35002:: 35° 35° 1" Mutual Income Fund 5.02 5.49 3:91ng 300° 2° 2° 20 42 322.2231.“ it? 243 Am Leg; 79,1051701532 1533 153“ ’ Regent Fund 5.34 5.37 Asamera 4am 165 160 100 §“P°".is:g am” 51;“! “~94 7-45 V upervxs xec 37.11 Effieyssui prwzvmzlgi" 2132‘) 2117;” 3311;53:333ng Egg; f _ . 3:2: 17g ‘6: 162 1° Supervised Growth Fund 1.79 1.93 Brita“; 813 253 241 m 6 Suprvlsed Income Fund 4.06 4.36 Calalta 3900 75 7s 75 Ty Electronic 13.83 14.86 Cal Ed 3565 525% 247/. 25% + ,A! 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LORNE VALLEY

Mr. Edgar McAulay left re cently for Halifax, Nova S'cotia, where he expects to spend the

and son Lea. Bangor, visited Mrs. Crane‘s parents, Mrs. CM. MacGrath on Sunday, December 7th.

Mr.

and

Mr. Earle MacDonald paid a

winter months. Mrs. Catherine MacLeod Mr. Walter MacLeod. Char- spending some time In Charlotte- lottetown,’ Spent a recent week- WW“-

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brief vigil to Pisquid on Sunday, where he was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Jay.

end in Lorne Valley at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mac- Intyre.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter MacLeod with children Judy, Barry, and Donna, were visitors to Montague on Thursday.

Mrs. Homer James has return- ed to Marie after spending some time with her son—inlaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd MacDonald. I

Mr. William Hatton spent a few days in the vicinity of Vic- toria during the past week on business pertaining to her work, Agricultural Survey. He also was a guest at the home of Dr. A.A. MacLeod, Blon-shaw.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd MacDon- ald and family were visitors to Marie on Sunday, ‘while there they were guests of Mrs. Mac- Donald’s brother-in-law and sis- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Cuyler Ding- well. ’

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parker, Georgetown, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Parker’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Munro MacGrath,- on December 7th. '

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fergu- son with children, Sandra, Doug- las, and Gary, have taken up residence in Montague.» Their friends and neighbours here are sorry to see another house clos- ed up, but will be looking for- ward to seeing them back in the spring.

Mr. and Mrs. William Hatton with children Christine, Paul, and Sheila, and Mrs. Mary Anne MacPhee, were visitors to Belle- vue on Sunday. While there they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart MacPherson.

Mr. George Mlaclnn-is was ,a business visitor to! Charlottetown on December 8th.

Mrs. Angus Nicholson was a visitor to Charlottetown on Mon- day. December 8th. While there she was the guest of her son-in- 1..-w and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy MacLeod.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crane

Eighty-eight first- grade children were led to safety Thursday through smoke . filled hallways when fire damaged the 80 - year - old wooden Lawrence School. ' -

A custodian and three teachers joined in shepherding the chil- dren out of the building to a supenmarlket across the street.

80th Wedding Anniversary Is Observed

FAIRVIEW, Utah (AP) — All the days of their married life have started with a prayer and Thursday—their 8% wedding an. niversary—was no exception for Peter and Celestia Peterson.

He is 98 and she is 97.

This central Utah town honored the couple with a testimonial d'ln- ner Wednesday ni cording of the tribute was made to be played to them because they couldn’t make it to the din- ner. Both are hard of hearing.

Mayor Otis Nielsen and Apostle LeGrand Richard's of the Latter- l‘ay Saints _ called their lives and marriage a shining example of love and devotion. . They were married Dec. 11, 1871, after Peterson, then a strap- ping 18-year-old former, drove a wagon load of grain eight days to get to St. George from here. The grain was sold to pay for their wedding journeyp another eight- day trip by horse-drawn wagon through rugged mountain country. They have 253 blood descend- ants.

Fire Damages Woburn School

(AP )— and second-

(Mormon)

WOBUIRlN, M a s s.

tion.

the Secretary Treasurer in

lottetown.

I APPLICATION

For the position of Manager for the Main Brace Naval Association is now open, must be over 25"years of age, _ possess certain qualities necessary to such p051-

applicants naval veteran and

Duties includé doorman service, full day routine and general knowledge of bookkeeping. Applications must be by letter and addressed to care of the Main Brace ' Naval Veterans Association, 234 Kent St., Char-

Applications close midnight Dec. 15. Salary and Superannuation will be discussed with only those applicants accepted for interview.

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QUEEN’S COUNTY LIBERAL ASSOCIATION

The Queen’s County Liberal~ Association will hold its Annual Meeting in the Community Cen- ter, Charlottetown, on Friday, December 12th at 8:00 P. M. Each poll is invited to have 5- dele- gates present. Guest speakers will be in attend-

Lanchlan Gillis, Acting President.

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IN MEMORIAM

MR. GEORGE B. HUME

There passed away at the King’s County Memorial Hos- pital Montague, on November 15th, 1958, Mr. George Bears Hume of Brooklyn, P. E. 1.

Born at Brooklyn, July 9th. 1880, son of the late David Hume and his wife Elizabeth Bears. Besides Mr. Hume the family were: Charles William, Louise (Mrs. Henry Hamilton), Abigal (Mrs. Alex. Beaten), Thomas, who are deceased. A brother Belvin of Brooklyn and a sister Maria, Cambridge, Mass, are still living.

When a young man Mr. Hume moved to Attleboro, Mass, where in 1907 he married Lillian MacQuaI-rie. In 1910 he returned to Brooklyn, where he reSIded, except for the past few Winters, where he lived with members of his family, and for the past two winters, he lived in Little Sand- 5 to be near his son. Y

He is survived by his wife); one son Thomas Carleton, Little Sands, and four daughters, Mary Elizabeth (Mrs. Stanley Mac. Leod). Heatherdale. Miss Anne Isalbel, Halifax, N. S., ‘Lomse Emiline (Mrs. Claude Dewar).

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His funeral was held on Nov- ember 17th from the Murray River Church of Scotland and was conducted by 1115. pastor Rev. J. H. Bishop, assrsted by Rev. Donald Campbell of Mon- tague.

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