CITY Ailli 0EllTilAl.l

WASHING MACHINE - and lmotor repairs. Storey Elcctne.

PLEASE name your bill when! inakiugpaynieiit. City Tax ()ificeXt i .

. CHR, REF. Church Dutch. ber-r

W'E TREAT the sick :iel.l.nLGi:im:es' 8! 10'3" Hvm in 730 p.ml 89!! Phifmacy. open - ilieartz. Hull East Royalty. i

.m. . u P 5. HOCKEY scours Arena to-E INTEREST AT 11" V3" 9' 5 night. Moncion Canut-ks vs. Char- o l per cent will be charged 0" ioitt-town Abbie-s. Skate after. Ad- ail ovcriiiic installments. mission 50 and 25 cents. l

YOUR DOLLAR bit?! more It the Hughes Drug Store.

1 EDll('ATl0NAL Tax is now 1335' due.

R.W. AULD will be ab .1-l0(ll(El' SPORTS Areas to-

ofiioe Defembff 29lniglit. Moncton Canucks vs. Char- lloitctown Abbics. Skate after Ad- mission 50 and 25 cents-

y Eggs.

and Co- llotfltl-21' SPORTS Arena to- night, ltluiii.-ton Cziiiucks vs. Char-L

loiteiimii Aiiim-s Skate alter. Ad-

mission 50 and 25 cents. ;

Johns

DR. g sent from his g V in .laniiur,v tith. inclusive.

R.u'N(iR'S ilalli).V Valli- I'ltil'(tllS i';i-ii (lllti CarrY 9.. siipivr .ll.'ii'ket.

IY Watch Night

S.ti.V.tTlt)N AR) eleven

M-iv Yt'.ii”s eve at

5i'””'" - SUNDAY services St. . . .- .. . I e. - - - - - ” ill" ll Lwumu ls vw mm lii:Iii-uii l'lturt'ii. (irzipaiid. lltily . . , - l H 1 mm) in5i.'lll- Uiiiiiiiiiiiioii. ll zi m 2 (liristnias 1""pf'k.”Ilv'll.1a'w . mu. and pya- music irv toiiiniiiiiity (hint at 8.30 "Kim I. iivinnr-ilav iiccembcr 31. pm.: in Si Elmibeth Church.- azlg '" t ' Springfield at 2.110 p.m.: eveningi

prayer. Watch Night in St. John's

TRYON l'ui1ed tll1UTl'h 5l'"d”-V Cliurch, Crzipziuti. ll.30 p.m .Mon-p

D,.(.(.mi,(i.- ,iiiih. Tivi-ii ii .1 ill 1 .133, Riv G.it.l-I 1-Iiisary. Rector.

( um 1-m...,,.(. 3 p "l 1 i-rsipaud p . .

- .9 In RV... Li...” tn-lit-i'. HM-.1) S100 - A man. charged.

' P with driviui: uliiie impaired was ogwgm, -. Vl'2liNOV l llll9d mind slim and costs by Magistrate

K "ti. Iii.-irtin in tiny Police Court. )'t'Slt'i'1lil)' iiiurniiig. One drunk. and ini-iipulilc iizis fined S10 and;

licv .lohn hi Slim-n, min-

t 'iiircli H l ,l"llr

pi.-p vcrnnii llivcr ii a lit - l't' Yiiiicy 230 rt m. Hi'”" i ii "i (trivell 730 p .m.

NORTH RIVER l'niti-d nap- tlst Church. Sunday. 090- 30 Hm" view 11 am, North River 3 Pm-v

Liim: Creek 7.30 p.m., Rev. OWN! Cor-lirzin, Minister. iic at the Sons of England card . . . iJll'iV llt'i't' Lzidies” first. Mrs. DUNDAS 7" ANNANDAU-'. 11,1”? ltily. hiariihum; second. Mrs. M 339"” (-hurchesi sundm EL .l:iini-s Atkins. men's first. Harry 30 A""i"l"df'l'-, 3 p''"'' D”" as liughes; second. Henry Mac- 7-30 P-'"- 5"V'”' m be Cnnduml Lcod: door prize. Mrs. J.E. Kel- ed hy Mr Brent Robertson. ly wnsnlammv 31”! George i..'irii-in .llr. l”i':ink Doyle; freeze- out. llan Chipnian and Dominic l)tiyli:.

FUNERAL AT IIERMITAGE - Tiie funeral of the late Hiram

case of a third was adjourned for one week

CARD PARTY WINNERS Win-

.'llAR(iATE Pastoral Charge oi the L'niii-ii Church of Canada -see vices Sunday. Dec. 30 Long River 11 am New London 3 pm. Mar- gnie 7.30 p.m. S.H. Haslam B-A.

ll ”- 'm"N'".' i..'iiie, llPl'lllll(l3.,'t', ivas held from

HARSHFIELD Presbyterian his home Friday. December 28. ('iiiii'i-ii. The hours of services forlat 2 P m- 5?Tl'"T-S at the hm"? Sunday, Dec. 30. are as follows: and grave were i-onducted by

Rev. TR. Griudize. Pownai. The All.p.'ill hearers ivcrc. Messrs. Jos- cpii Wood. Mosley Acorn. Ri i-liarii Watlicrbic. George Weather- liii-. .iii.hn 'll:it'Pi.ii'herii, .luseph Mac Varish Tiin liurlal took place In Pm:-nal tic-iuetory. The funeral

Marshfield ll zi.m.. Harrinllmli 3 p ni.. Mount Stewart 7 30 Pt" . are welcome to worshtv Willi F” at these services: Student Minis-

tcr J Karl English.

PROVINCIAL V n c n t ivinal Schoi i. Charlottetown Th?" was very largely attended. are now in few vacancies in the

. ., lntprpgtod l-TNERAI. Si-IRVICE - The fu- itingz dfangp or oidcrfner.-ii of th.- lute tlirs- lleiijaniin appio at wince to the Principal ilowcriimik was held from the or phone 4647 or 7031. School rc- .'ll;icl.c-an l-'iini-ital llnnic last Sat- onens Tuesday January 8th. 1957 iirtiny afteriiiioon. December 22 m 3.30 am Service was conducted by Cannon

. l.l.T. lhhott. interment was in the. RRADAIJIANE and Frederic- pN,pk.'5 (-..m(.m,-yp Th, pan bear. ton Fliiirchcs tit ('l"'l5'- 5""d”Y- ers were. fiiessrs. Ralph Maclnnis Doc Zitlth. (Vl"lhl"l'il 5"VlN' in Louis (laiidct, George Whitiork. Hrndniliane Church at 3l"-'"- Ciizirlcs Sminilr-rs, Stephen Mac- iirartaliiane Sunrin.V 5-t'5l00l 2 0- Donald, Jnscph tiniidct. m; Froderictn

it Sunday School

iiigii ,.... William 0. Wcalc. .1-TN!-IRAI. AT ORWI-ILL -The SUN.” Prnnphpr. funeral of the late Archibald D. l lli.1cl'lici'son was held on Thurs-'

IS lMPROVlNG- The m3ll.V day afternoon from the Machcan friends of illrss (Witt l-"V" W" l-liiiiorai Home to St. Andrews lic i''"'5"d '0 km" Sh” is ”'5” ('hiiri-ii. Orwell where service was in: very comfortably at her home. y ..,,mm(.".d by not JMg Mlti. l-"VP ll"d9l'W?"i 7"” -Wrgeryi Durinil the service Mr. Lloyd Mar- 1 ii is being hrIpE'fl h.V 9V9l'Y0"e lin sang as a solo "Face To Face" 1 tier convaicsrencc continues in the 7,", M” h,.m.(.” we”. ;m,5,,.sU Iv-ivicar. Malcolm M.-iclmod we-llingtoni m.N.";R RIVER Pasmml Mncheod. Bernard MacPhcrsnn,l

Charge, United Church of Canada. ll1,:"'E"nPf:w;;;”;v Ewe" MacD”"' Services on S1unaiIIl)I.h?eC-H30"! 331" ' r S 3 '

follows; Nort its re n.m.

Sunday School 10 I m.: HImpshire.BIRTHS I 'in pin. iflleasc onto the chanttc.

or Iinw: Hunter River 7-30 D-rm PITRE - Al um P i-: i iliispiiali Snmiav School in so a.m. Rev. 0 December 22. 1955. to Mr. and

K M0859. BA-- B-Du Ml"l""- Mrs. F, Pitrc. I sort. Donald PRINCF Fdwtd inland Hos- ”"w"d'

piiai-- The public are reminded MM-pm.-.5-FM H" R31. "mpg.

that to hat" Vttlltlfl WIM5 3' "Wu ml. to Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Mac-

ltnspiinl Annual Meetiniz to bei held in February 1957 a subscri-3 hcr must have paid It least orici rtoliarssto the funds of the Hospital H in 19. .

Ilii Louis Alan. 8 lbs. 9 on.

ICKEN--At the King's County Memorial Hospital on Decem- ber 26th. to Mr. and Mrs. Riis- sci Hicken. Whim llozid. I sun. Brian Russell. weight ft lbs, 14 oz.

ACORN-At the King's County Memorial Hospital on Decem- hcr 21st, to Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Acorn, Primrose. I son 7 lbs 9 M.

Howard Mclnnis rimii FOOTWEAR

175 Queen zit. -Curr-In Illa.

l i

1tlR0KEN Hospital on December 25. to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C Sprilllflcid. I daughter.

LANDRY --At The Charlottetown llospilal on Dec. ZR, 1956 to Mr. and Mn. Albert Landry. Char- lottetown. ii dauuhtcr, Deborah Ann. Weight 7 lbs. 13 oz.

llAMll.l. - At the Prince County Hospital on December Ziitii. 1951': to Air and Mrs. James Hamill. Central Bcdcquc. I son.

PERSONALS

Miss Ellen Bur-hnnnri. Toronto. Ont., is spending the Christmas holiday: with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. llerbcrt Biichnnsn. Frederic- ton.

Miss Dawn Messer, R.N. has returned to Halifax after spending Christmas with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Don Mcsser. Miss Mes- ser is on the stuff of the Grace MItcrnity Hospital in Halifax.

Mr. Ind Mrs. Ronsld MIcAulay

Al the Ciiarintiftown I956. rokcn.

Charlottetown Funeral Home

78 Boston St. IIIAI. 4628

Conipicto Funeral Ind Arnliulnnco Service

ROBERT E. IRAILEY

-DtrocuI-

and little son Kevin, Montreal. are spending the Christmas tinti- parents. Mr rind Mrs. lnmcs Flood. So

Michael MIcAuiIy. St. Peters. Mn. Herbert Buchanan and non

When You Say it with Flowers-Say it with Ours

HAIITIMI OIIINHOIISB LTD.

mu. up 13'! Kent St. cram nun. mi WIN! 3. ram

We Inlvu

Plicc. Clyde River. a son. Don-i

W In

Tllls l: ltloiivic Aileen Abbe-'

"ii": are moving towards the con- qilP,si of cancer through our life- saving program of Research and Ediicaiion." stated Dr. W.J.P. Mac liiliau. 0.ll.E. at the annual meet- ing of the P.E.i. Division of the Canadian Cancer Society the City llall last night.

”l-tacit year.” Dr. MaeMilian Is- soried, ”ih-.- prospects for controll- ing and ultimately defeating can- cer her-nme brighter. The present cmiccr research program being carried out across Canada and in other countries of the world is the giwitest ever launched against any disease. Research workers are si-arciiing every possible avenue for a clue to the cause of Cancer- Some day they will find it and then perhaps they will be able to pre vent this dread disease. as they are now able to prevent small pox or polio.'

Dr. Mnclvlillan was re-elected President of the Society for 1957. other officers elected include: lst. . Vice - president -

i

l

'('ounty Vice-Presidents - Qucenszi

Mrs. .i.G. Dennis. Mm. Frank wnikcr: Kings: Mr. John R. Mac- l.can. Mr. G.J. Jardlne; Prince: Mr. George Key. Jr., Mr. Vernon Campbell; Honorary Secretary -.

Mr- lt.M. Jones; Honorary Tress-.c 5h"'"- iirer - Mr. Wm. Hayward; Execu-lout of two c

tive Committee - Dr. W.J.P. Mac- Millan. Mr. W.H. Benton. Mr. R.

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New ships, new aircraft. visits .to ports in I score of countries. land the participation of the den- ltroyer escort St. Laurent in the .Royal Escort of Her Majesty the Queen on the occasion of I State visit to Sweden were highlights of the activities of the Royal Canadian Navy during 1956. Three anti-submarine escort vessels of the St. Laurent class lwi-rc commmissloncd. New let lfighirr aircraft and new antIsub- mnrinc planes were added to the naval air strength. More than 812.- 15fIti.0tlfl.00 worth of construction lwns completed Inhorc providing 'ncedcd training and operational ifaciiitien. Ships of the Atlantic. Pacific and Great Lakes fleets trained officers. cadets and men of the regular Ind reserve forces during cruises ranging from the Arctic to Smith America and from FJITODQ to Japan. The three nntl-submarine escort vs-ssi-is uimmisssioned during the jvcar were the Assiniboinc. and the ottawa at St, Lawrence shipyards sud the Saguena, at I Halifax shipyard These ships Join HMC8 St. Laurent. first of the class. and

are now based It Halifax formlngi

.il7'P Third Escort Squadron. ADMIRFJ)

The new Canadian - designed ships won pulse from naval Iuth- iorities of other countries when iihe St. Laurent visited ports in ithe United States Ind the United ,Kingdom during the year The :ship proved impreuivc not only .for her Inti-submarine cIpIbili- itics but lilo In I 7 A Canadian design and ship

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While at Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey chIIII Ind Min lilies Buchanan.

S Mssrs woino iiiscoiu) ”

more than 113 tons of milk andiowned by J.J':E. Mccague of Al- lat'li'llltlli5-

costs, the case of a scctintl was kg”; a L-H.L,m.,0ld Canadian Holy has set I we adjoiiriicii until Monday and thepsmn NW t which ha. produced um!

held is i

Mr. W.H. Beaten; M.

i Continuing his address. Dr, MIc lof four whom cancer attacks is

lMAJClt”lilfA-IEHIPS

New Ships, New Aircraft Varied Activity For R.C.N.

i i

rid record for life-ll

production of butterfat.I9

Saturday. Dec. 29, 1956

WEATHER 31.”';;,,""T Edmonton Page 2. The Guardian

IOIOIHD fC!)l- Tempura- tillu laud W tho l'olunto pub llcwsutbcr office:

Iv-I ittent lisht Iiiow will continue

' (W ('”-D”, Winntpe: in tho Ilnttll. but accumulations

............ 1 u T”'"'"" Villbelmlnthem 0"-IAWI I Colder weather will again cover M the whole district Sunday. and a

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QIIGMC - few Inowflurrlen will occur in tlie Fredericton . . . . . . . . . C soutlntn regions. 31111! John. . Forecasts:

Mtlllcttll Prince Edward Island. Eastern

Ix N. B. Counties: Overcast; oeca. Charlottetown . slonal wet snow and rain, becom- Slfdney lug continuous wet snow in after.

noon and changing to snowflurries by evening: mild, turning colder by evening; light winds increas- ingtoeutlsinafte oonandm northcutrzs by event . High-low It Charlottetown Ind Moncton 30 and 28. Outlook for Sunday: Cloudy with SIl0Wull.l'l'lca and coldsr.

High tide today at Charlottetown at 9.11 a.m. and 8.25 pm- and on " ' at 10.40 am. and 9.13 p.m. Sumrnerside tides eighteen minutes later than Charlottetown. Sun rises today at 7.51 um. and sets at 4.39 p.m. Sun rises Sunday at 4.40 p.m,

Yurmoutli . St. Johns..

HALIFAX (CF) --'rlIe weather oftice hue IIYI I developing dis- turbance uenr the Dolnwu-I count of the United States is expected to move rapidly northeutward along the Atlantic seaboard of Nova Scotis Saturday. As I result. wet now will fall in the southern re- gions beginning in the morning.

The snow will be occasionally mixed with rain in Nova Scotia. but I fall of four to six inches may be expected in Southern New Brunswick. Prince Edward Island and parts of Nova Scotia. The in- It 7.51 I-m. and sets

..s:::v.;:;:::.esuni: 3 an iii ::88.':83EbllBg-2:! use on

WALTER ll. SHAW

Will Head 1957 Campaign For The Red Cross

i

An announcement by Mr. Edwlnl C. Johnstone. President of the P.E.I. Red Cross. stated that Mr. Walter R. Shaw will head the 1957 Annual Red Cross Campaign

His Honpur Lieur.-Gov. T. W. L. PROWSE will receive at

GOVERNMENT HOUSE ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 1. 1957

l .1. '.-it-rlim.i,.4

iston. 0nt.. the cow has produced it'P Photo, Holstein Association)

.351 Pounds of butterfat in 10

Moving Towards Conquest Of Cancer, Says

I

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E

nu. w.1.r. iulcniinun

Jones. Mr. Wm. Hayward, Mrs. .l.A. MIcM1liIn. and Mrs. ll.F- MacPhee.

ivlillnn declared. "Today. one out being cured. And with the medl- ai knowledge we now have one ould be cured if people would go to the doctor in time. A sensible fear of cancer followed

Montreal, Vancouver. Ind Victor- in. Several Ire expected to be ready to join the fleet bcforo the end of 1957.

CARRIER

The largest of the ships in the new construction program. the air- craft cIrrier'Bonnvcnture, is near- ing completion It I Belfast ship- yard Ind is due to be commis- sioned on January 17. 1957. She will have the steam catapult. ring- lcd deck. Ind the mirror landing. aid. three new devices of British origin and adopted in all modern carriers. The Bonsventurc will be the first Canadian aircraft carrier equipped to handle Jet aircraft.

Many of the aircraft which will fly from the Bonaventure were delivered in 1956. The Banshee let fighters. first carrier-borne jets. in the RCN. have been operItlng' from the naval air station neIr Dartmouth. N. S.. since early in the year. This fall. the first of the, new Canadian manufncturcdi twin - engined Inti-submarine Iir-. crstt, the "Tracker". were deliv-l ered to the navy and more will follow monthly. These aircraft rc- plncc the Sea Fury propeller- driven fighter Ind the Il'lti-Sllb- mlrinc Avenger aircraft which new from the csrrier HMCS Mag- niflceni.

lI Deccmbur there were 4! major wIrIlIipI in commission in- cluding In aircraft carrier. I trsiniiig cruiser. In Arctic patrol ship. 15 destroyer sncorts. includ- lug four of the St. Laurent class. to Prentonlan cinu frigntu. six

0';-onualcncortsudntnecoastal

mlnawecpen. II Iddttlon there

are I large number of Iuxillnry

There are ten more destroyer (1 (mm .

539' "" "" """"d Vmll" """ir-at-nrtii of this type on order. stl:::h.icr,..i".';:,-mgr" :1-.':,:::. 4:; . I f i U

---i mi--n-. -mi Mr-ii". :.':.'.";::.:':.t' .'i...7'::."?.;&".:;i.."r::L";;,":: .::.'.','-.:...,"".',.g

jbnsnd on Hntifn. one with 50 pc cent of her crew consisting of

' Grunt hIve returned to their homei c,,,m.M on M 0.”, "kn", in 'P9d9Ylt"0'- 3”" ' "'7 "Hines left in early Dscembnr to re

turntotbelllaldherrclicfln ted early in the New Year. SPRING EXIRCIII

SC

by Wsm" "no" 1' the ""”l Donald. in Providence. Rhode is- helpful sign in the life of our ramp

people.

much more quickly much greater numbers with the result that we are saving lives through our Cancer Educa- tional program. This is our big work until I cure for Cancer

found. This is why the Canadian g d h h CW9" S"-'l9W W" l0''""'d- '" Pilnccallljdwagdplselzisid ailgtin th: For having "quot in M5 9"" educate our people to I healthy Unned Stuck :3':gte':Iclet Iavlagsnfghg thgimlgllsl 18 CRESTWOOD DRIVE

fear of Cancer. Many Canadians are alive and well and living use- ful llves II I direct result of our Cancer Educational program. Ed- ucating pcople to do anything is an enormous task, but I know of no other organization that has been able to do so much good in an educational way toward the prevention of disease as the Can- adian Cancer Society. We have

the thickest cloud and we must

gram until all our citizens see the l for cure.

.sincerI:ly the press and radio and our wonderful army of volunteer cancer workers for their import- ant part in promoting this

slated for March. This announce- ment was made by Mr. Johnstone following the December meeting of the Provincial -Red Cross Exe- cutive. and will be received with great pleasure by all those associ- ated with this oudeavour. Mr. Johnstone said that the 1957 Cam. paign objective would, of necessity be in excess of that of 1957.

l I 0 Nine Mile Creek . - ,Nciiive Dies In . . Providence, R. I. ed a telegram on December 18. l. Mrs. Albert Macbougall receiv- ' conveying the sad news of the death of her uncle, Hector Mac-

from 3:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M.

Each gentlemen should provide himself with two visiting cards. , L. E. PROWSE, Private Secretary.

Magistrate Gilbert Gaudet in Queen's County Magistrate's Court yesterday as preliminary hearings into the cue were final-

ed. A Mount Albion resident was fined 3100 and costs for having in his possession. parts of I still used in the making of intoxicationg liquor.

A resident of Victoria was fined S50 and coats for driving while his . licence was under suspension. '

The late Mr. MacDonald was born at Nine Mile Creek. the son put the late Mr- and Mrs. John ..'ii:icDonald and was in his 36th car at the time of his death. He was married to Fannie Currie of Rocky Point, who along with three daughters and one son are left to mourn the loss of I beloved husband and father. Several nic-

"Today, people are respiiiiillnid; and in

FF

4 The Honourable

Alexander W. Murheson. Q.C.

Premier of Prince Edward Island

iua ny i

is will receive at his residence

lie was the last surviving mem- ber of a large family and loved to visit his native province with his family. His last holiday to the island was during the past sum- mer at which time he was enjoy- ing the best of health. He had lived in Providence for over fifty years.

was fined 820. and costs.

An Alberton man. charged with allowing I person to operate I vehicle which was not properly equipped. was fined 35 and costs.

ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 1. 1957 i from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. .

achieved much. The sun will pierce

Committed To Stand Trial Without Jury

ClaudeiGcorgc Thistle of Char- lottetown was committed to trial before I judge without I Jury on a charge of public Mischief by

continue our educational pro-

ight and seek treatment in time "in conclusion I wish to thank

great

life-saving campaign.

IITIIIII

BY: P. R. McCORMAO

in almost every firm there is an annual inventory. or stocktaking time. Almost everybody drops what they're doing and walks around count- ing every seat cushion and pencil stub and then the Ic- countants add it up and you've got your "assets."

Arctic. Earlier in the year she! took part in Canada's first full- scale survey of ice conditions in the Gulf of St. Lawrence.

Other ships of the fleet visited more than 60 foreign ports during training cruises for officers, cad- cts and men. Canadian ships and sailors Ilso cruised the Great Lakes and the Atlantic and Pac- ific unboards. stopping It many Canadian and U. 3. ports.

in one of the last overseas: cruises at the year the Ilrcrnfti carrier Magnificent sailed for thei U. K. to transport stores and! equipment to the Bonaventure. Later she was to pick up R. C. A. F. Sabre jot fighters to return them to Montreal but was recal- led to prepare for service with the United Nations police force in the Middle East. She is expected to sail with troops and equipment for the United Nations Is Police Force in late December.