Page 2 The Guardian Saturday, Sept. 16. 1955

Howard Mclnliis FITTED roorvlslli

I'll Queen St.-Carrie Illg.

City and Central

IT. PAUL'S Sunday School 10 -o'clock (D.S.T.)

CRAIWELL for Better KTIPIII.

AIIRIVING DAILY NEW Fall

Photo-

ROY'S TAXI - Dial 6560-6569.

"YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE at the HUGHES DRUG STORE."

ARRIVING DAILY WOOL and

lTaffeta skirts. Kennedy's Ladies

- Ilr. C. W. Meiulng. C.L.U. of Toronto. Ont. president of the Life

lilo -' Unclerwriters National President ;Addresses Meeting

resulting in the granting of the title "C.L.U." (Chartered Life Un-

Iliniater of St. Andrew's terian Church. Ottawa, returning from holiday writes to of the late Mr. W. Chester S. M5. Lure as follows:

Pays Tribute To Late Mr. McLure

The Reverelid Ian Burnet, p. p,, Presny.

the family

"From the personal contacts 1

dresses. Kennedy's Ladies Wear.

IT. PAUL'S Sunday School 10 o'clock (D.S.T.)

Wear.

NEW FAWCETT harmony col- or Torrid Oii ranges. Dependable. economical, beautiful. Only 810

Underwriters Association of Can- ladd. addressed a special luncheon meeting yesterday at noon at the Charlottetown Hotel. -

Mr. R. J. Rupert, C.L.U. Region-

had with Mr. MCLUTG I formed the highest opinion both of hi, character and his ability. He was indeed a great man who played a noble part in his day and gen.

derwrlter) and various publica- tiona

MR;IIlEALING'l ADDBEII "In the 84 years I have been

IIIITIIS, IIAIIIIIABES,

MOORE-On Sept. 9th. 1956 at St. Mary's Memorial Hospital, Sher- brooke. N. S.. to Rev. W. J. and Mrs. Moore (nee Greta Catherine MacDonald! a son. John Timothy.

RESERVE Wednesday, Oct. 12 for Knights of Columbus. Colum- bus Day Bali.

THERE IS something about is-

AYDS. AYDS. AYD5. don-'t tamper with your health. A safe and sane reducing method. Ayds vitamin and reducing plan. Get full particulars at Foley's Drug

life insurance selling today, the em- phasis is placed on Irish standards of technical knowledge and train- ing coupled with a sincere desire

. on the part of the life underwriter

consisted of a rate book. a bunch of pamphlets. a pocket full of ap- plications and a fountain pen.

"There were no apptltude in- dexes. no vocational interest guides.

th

APTISMAL ERVICE North - . mm. the life insurance ulislneu.” said

BEAT": Rigor Bridle. Lgrdks Day at 3 p. down Simpson; 5"" but all Ik"ca.ndPrI-"slIII.in::: flI:rdwNai-Id xlslsnd 3- iw' M”""5' "WW '”"''3" l'lrl:u:I' E3-7.3:?" n the

III. I. 1'. Cl"?-STERFIEI-D8. chrome sets. we chum m, L, 6.11"" have taken place." Iiis subject was m ad; of M m V W

50: PCT IIISDHIDI bedroom I utter refrigerators ' Wu "J Ray vl "selliilg Life Insurance - Yester- of e "W 5 e um! I" ORLON PULLOVER Sweaters washers geleyjsionl range, . I”; M summefn" Pmvhcm kw an .. 10.1., um -roman-ow". W" 3519 "I "PP "WWII and serv-

) A1ajrqApqj in in ghn. Kennedylg Ladies radios irirglone Hlome Ind Au"; Pruldnn "cad um n”. G; H. "id "In tho” on-1y yea". . hi ruht to an end' The "Ill? gnu-as wen. i Mn Mellhll Pointed 0'" "uh me mnirwce mun kn at Mon ment that some of us look for.

ward to is often retirement lulu emptiness. Mr. McLure never had

at unhappy experience."

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to serve the best interests of his clients.

As preslden of this national or- ganization. Mr. Meallng heads more than 7.200 life insurance field

Store.

FUNERAL FRIDAY--The tuner-g . al of the late Herbert Blanchardi was held Friday morning from the

weight 6 lbs, 4 oas.

MacPHERSON- At Hie King's County Hospital, Montague, on

' land Uown tomatoes that is dif-

, and very little formalised company" I ferent.

or institutional training. There were no Agents' contracts. and many other things we now recognize as

Draw Blank

Bur-bury farm at remote Barss'

ISLAND grown tomatoes are

September 15, to Mr. and Mrs. Angus MacPherson, Glen Martin.

vine ripened. therefore fllll flav- oured. at your grocers.

Corners, about 18 miles north I Charlottetown Funeral Home to St. representatives in 78 local assocla- uudud equipment we"' Perh'm' this south shore town 0

. , . . not even in the drawing-board ' g 3 I ' I Augusilnes Church, South Rustico. that across Canada. The Life Un- "I 3. Mugpzn, A'l'l'EMP'I' SEEN ' ""1 bs 5 "5 . CH'TOWN BIBLE CHAPEL. 11 where Requiem Hlzh Mass was LT. derwrlters Association. founded in If: Mew” pohud out ma, Police said the colonel's assail- . ' LLEWELLYN - At the King's o'clock Sunday school. 12 o'clock.C9lebrated by the Pastor. Rev - 1906. is largely responsible for to

ant was apparently out to kill him but intensive investigation had failed so far to uncover a motive A police spokesman was asked if Col. Bui-bury had been able to furnish any leads as to the motive "not particularly," in said. "Nothing concrete." He de- clined to qualify the "not partic-

these conditions have changed tremendiously. The emphasis today is on high standards, professional training for life underwriters with the interests of clients and quality service given paramount import- ance. "Though many new needs and uses for life insurance have developed since these early begin-

County Hospital, Montague, on

Lord's Supper. 8 p.m. Gospel ser.lClnri'-ncc Pitrc, who also officiated September 15. to Mr. and Mrs. C.

vice. Speaker Svend Christensen at thc grave. Pall bearers were: N. Llewellyn. Jr.. Georgetown, a

g lilubert Blanchard. Peter Doiron. ' daughter. 7 lbs. 8 ora. PATIENTS REMEMBERE-D T Arthur Murray. Peter R. Gallant. 2 Yesterday the patients at the 5311' Vincent Doucette and Henry Gall- . MACNABB-At P E, island Hos- atorlum were again pleasantly

t. it t . ' th h h l pital September 9tll,l955 to Mr. and greeted when a committee from the jgmotgrifmen Wm m E F um - Mrs. James Mac-Nabb of Grand '

Basilica sub-division of the C.W.L. Tracadle. a son. John Lionel. llyvisited them and presented them

day's high standard of ethics exist- ing among Canadian llfe insurance underwlters.

Mr. Rupert said that the Assoc- iatlonsi aims are to promote good business ethics and to help give its ” a the knowledge nec- euary to render professional insur- ance counsel through educational

Air Vice-Marshal K.M. Guthrie. call on His Honour. Lieut. Gov Macmillan. A.D.C. to Lieul. Gov- (..B.. C.l3.E.. president of thelernor T. W. L. Prowse at Gov-!ernor Prowse; FKL R. James National R. C. A. F. Association, crnment House yesterday piorn- Palmer. Lieut. Governor Prowse; accompanied by his secretary. ing. Pictured left to right are Air Vice-Marshal Guthrle.:. S. M. F-L R. James Palmer and local G R. Howard president 201 Maclnnis. president Marltune R. Wing officials made a courtesy.tChal'Iuttetowni Wing: W”C Alan C. A. F. Association.

FAREWELL GATHERING be intervention by the crown.

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. V I. V p y p g . y i B I The stay of execution was . nlngs.” he said, "The basic pur- ularly." .".".'.f".l:.?.:::-.l:c?.:':”;..-:.l.” .53."; Elizi-...I”9.f.2l?.f' .';'.:;'?.”:.:...?;..'.':: Marmme 0" 9'5 --. 3:5;"-';s.:.:::l,--.;l.:..2:: ';s::.:;: we or we ----m --- --n- um um w---m no -l BEAT”-Al lb? F 3- 1 Host paid their annual visits in this man-igaihcl-ca together. at the home or; Boulanzzer. The hanging. sched- - changed down through the years.. 1, try to and out whether um; W...

pltal on Sept. 16. 1955. to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick T. Benton, City. a soil, 9 lbs. 13 nzs.

THOMAS-At the Prince County Hospital. on September 11. 1955. , to Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Thomas.

. . As S uled for Sept. 23. was postpoliedgto permit hearing of the application

, - . . - . to Canada's highest court. MM!” of Lmemmnel Coffin was convicted last year in Perl-c, Que, l'or the shooting Officers elccted were: Prcsidc-lll,in 1953 of Richard Lindsey, 17, of Harvey Murray. Sussex. re-lecledz ulollldaysburg. Pa. The bodies of Viv llF0S- fill NOW Bl'U"5WlCk- Bl”lRichard's father. Eugene Lindsey. I. Mal-l)on:lld. Moncton; Vice pres. 47p and 3 mend, Albert Cl;,,-,,-, 20.

To provide for family needs. such as food. clothing-and shelter. New needs, however." he pointed out. "Are the product of an advancing civilization. "

SOCIAL LEGISLATION

Mr. Meallng said that in the fut- ure. more social legislation could be expected. He remarked that, not

the work of someone with ii motive or just a screwball." he added "Finding scrcwballs is a lot tougher."

WIFE CALLS AID

Mrs. Burbury rushed to the liv- ing room from the kitchen when she heard the shotgun's roar. Sill found her husband on the flool

net for a period of twelve yearsllllr and Mrs. R. Dnnnclly. to bid since Sanatorlum week was lnaug-lfnrcuell to Mrs. Leila Wells, whnl urated. Now this function has be-Ills leaving for Toronto. on Satur- come tradmonal .a"d bmh Pallehls day. Mrs. Wells. is member of the-N.B. was re-elected lJl'05id9"l Ollkept the prograni moving smartly. 113111 SH" EPW601339 Efrally lh9lLocal Spiritual Assembly, was pl'e-'the Maritime Battlers of Carbon- IHDQIDESS and thoughtfulness Of lhejsentcd with a white, Spanish leath-latcd Beverages at their annual North Two”, I daughter, Deborah S0ClE'ly- The f0ll0WlllE ladies lwerelerette-covered prayer book. She meeting over which he presided

Emestina present: Mrs. W.J.P. MacMlllan. plans to visit with relatives and at the Charlottetown Hotel yester- ' C”"V9"9T 0' l"5ml1li0fl5i MF5- -7- friends in Toronto before leaving day, the conference was concluded

MOST WITH CARS

OSLO lCPl - Foreign visitors entcrlng Norway in the first half of 1955 numbered 279.000, an in- crease of 27.000 over the same pe- riod last year. In the same six months, ll-i,000 foreign-registered

Mr. Harvey Murray of Sll.-sex. antler as

- . . . - - ' ' ' - k 3011951 W93” bilh f llollida sburg were found -ed N ' L 90- . in fr d l MORROWMM g, p, 1;, 1, H 5. M. Lee, president, Mrs, R"). M . d d d . 1 , ht. Nola g590."Z' .-la” g 4 I n y. . cars entcl orway. agalns . soimany years ago, social Iegis bleed g om a ozen wounds, ' Ditai on Sept. l6,el955. to Mr. silo Donald; Mrs. an. Fleming. A M I3cIsl.Calgary' and Poms mum Ihalizlllil 5:SC":'l:'-V- We met PL 1sL"'d' Jack '"””by- 000 a year ago. when such as workmen'a coml:en- She awlltly turned off the halo

vice pros, Newfoundland. Jerry Christmas: Secy. Trcas. W. I. MacDonald. Sussex.

Other members of the executive

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Mrs. Harold Morrow. Harrington. P.E.I., a son. Dale Ivan. weight i l 7 lbs, 1 oz.

sat -' allowances, fam- ny allowances. and old age security were nonexistent. These. he said, did not hurt our business but rather

and dragged him to the protection of the kitchen before calling a doctor and the RCMP.

Police estimated the muzzle of

was guest speaker at the dinner g meeting. touching briefly on some -j aspects of the over-all functions of the organization. Councillor Edwin

RECORD PRODUCTION LONDON (CPl - Despite rail

GAS IN GERMANY

Personals

- v - ' ' BONN (CP) - West Germany's sEMpu.;gM W, p 1; Islnd J h t 1 (h ,d b! are. New Brunswick. Paul Ahler. .- . - . Whlled llillhe fact that government the shotgun was probably no more . Hospital on Thursday. Sept. 15- Friends of MISS Ruth Boswell fi,cc:ccnsnimil'is lI”0TSeI.1llI1nl?IVH0llfl: .lel''”'"" 71"” WW” Cm"”5l""""" Ni” ml ilmf f'l”f”', '3',l:f,",',l,,,,”'f"'l'”'i: "."""” "”l"f;;53” llfedulgs gaff lsrecognizlng old age. for example, than 15 feet from its tarlzct Thl . I955 to Mr. and Mrs. Leigh will regret to learn that she is a David Stewart, extended the civic Scum Jnh" L'Vm.h' b'Vdn9y' AH '3 mm” 0a O " I on 0 sm mo" 5 0 mac ' " B5 3 hanfdl

, I -- ...,- - - - , hdnotbec.-ndeter'ri sample 3 daughter, B D 1, ba T 8 ,pmem in the p E Island Hosp V H.,g,,e,.g B,.,dg,.l,,..,,. l.,a,l M,,..,,,,d, iron last link in the first six months 000 cubic metres, more than don gauge a mine

welcome and assured the visitors

Ellen. MARRIAGES

LORD-MacCORMACK- At Dart- mouth. N. S.. on June 29. 1955. in

pltal with a fractured ankle.

P.E.l. Hospital

Anglican Church by Rev. 5. E. Harts. Shirley Ann Maccormack. R.N.. of St. Eleanor's North. to William Warren Lord of Cape Traverse.

, .Pr'ince Edward Island Hospital DUN!-0P'MATHEs0lV'rM '-l19Un'5 Nurses Alumnae was held at the Cundell Home. Friday night with a fairly barge attendance pre- sent. The president, Mrs. MacKinnon, presided.

ttod Manse. 399 East River Road. New Glasgow. N. S.. by the Rev. Byron G. Manzer, Flying Officer William George Dunlop of Kincar- dine.'Ontario to Barbara Iouise Matheson, Glen William, P.l3.I.

Mas.-LEAN-STEWART - At Lona River Presbyterian Church on Sept. Std. 1955 at 2.00 o'clock by Rev. E. H. Bean. B.A.. B.'Ph., B.D.. Shirley Alice Stewart. daugiter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Stewart. Sea View, to Daniel Clay- toll Macllean. son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Mac-Lean, Sum- nierside.

DEATHS

HEABTZ-At the P. E. I. Hospital on Thursday. September 15. 1955. Hon. Frank R. I-Ieartz. Resting at

MacLean Funeral Home. Fun- lral notice later.

McLURE-At the King's County Hospital. Montague. on Sept. 16.

Nurses Alumnae Annual Meeting

meeting and those of the last regular meeting were read by we secretary. Miss Florence Lean and approved. The urer. Miss Anne Jenkins, present- ed a most gratifying financial re- port. Satisfactory annual reports were given by various other com- mlttees.

ing year were:

Bill MacEachern: Mrs. Gordon Warren; Mrs. Wilfred James: Mrs. Mary Fullerton.

mlttees: sick and visiting. Miss Helen Crosby and Miss Bethla Tweedy: Reynolds. Miss press. Miss Helen Pendleion.

The annual meeting of the

Keith

The minutes of the last annual

Mac- treas-

Officers elected for the incom- vice-president, secretary. treasurer, Convener: of the standing com- finance. Mrs. George Anne Jenkins;

It was decided to send a gift to

President. Mrs. ,5-aturday,

. that their presence here in Charl-

I i ottetown Centennial year. was much

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MR. W. H. BEATON

Mr. W. H. Beaton. National Director of the Canadian Can- cer Society and General Chair- man of the City Cancer Cam- paign who will give an address over Radio Station CFCY this I evening at 7.45

o'clock (dayight time l.

C Harvey Murray. Mr. J. Christmas

appreciated. l Head table seating consisted of I

- Mr. and Mrs. Bill MacDonald, Jack,-

Morris. Mr. and Mrs. E.C2 John-j ston, W.C. Floody. Mr. and Mrs -1 and Mr. Rundell Seaman.

A pleasing program was opened with a number by the Fraser Trio, Evelyn, Heather and George. in the; Highland Fling. These clever child- ren of Mr. and Mrs. George V. Fraser. in their performance show- ed the effects of studies this sum- mer at the Gaelic College in Nova Scotla under the world's champion Scottish dancer, James MacKenzie. Evelyn in her single number was properly costumed for the Irish jig, Garry Chlpman the boy fiddler gave an excellent exhibition of his skill. All the young folk received a splendid reception and responded to repeated encores.

The four tons of harmony. Lnman MacAulay. Fred Pound. Red Santry and Ken MacKenzie were in splen- did form as they rendered several negro spiiituals while Kay and Elmer Gallant In duet and Kay' in solo, fulfilled the expectation of their many admirers. Les Alex-

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Says R.C.A.F. I

Wilbert Coffin. convicted of killing an American bear hunter in Gaspe peninsula was postponed Friday to Oct. 21.

counsel said he will attempt Oct.

4 to carry all appeal to the Su- preme Court of Canada.

have the court hear a motion for

Halifax. P.E island. Charles Bent- ley. Charlottetown. Newfoundland. L. Blundon, Channel. Honorary President. J. Ferguson. Sussex. Vince Mancini. Sydney.

Execution Of Wilbert Coffin Is Postponed

QUEBEC (CP) -- Execution of

Meanwhile in Ottawa. Coffinis.

The lawyer, Francois Gravcllc, filed a written notice Friday to

leave to appeal. The full court will consider the application Oct. 4. Recently Mr. Justice Douglas Ab- bott rejected a similar motion. If an appeal hearing is refused.

of this year.

ble the same period last year.

-Sourls Board

Of Trade

lConsiders Federal Bldg.

,A special meeting of the Sourls Board of Trade was held in the Town Hall last evening. Mr. Ray A. Laird. president. occupied the chair in the absence of Mr. Mervin MacDonald. Mr. Innes acted as secretary for the evening.

First. Question for the meeting was the new Federal Building for S o u r i s. Consld able discussion took place re a site for the new

It was recommended by Paul Gallant. seconded by Edmund Lavie, that the Board of Trade re commend to the Department of Public Works that the present Post Office building be retained and that an appropriate site in the town be purchased for the new building.

Taking part in this part of the

the 43-year-old prospectors only

discussion were Mr. T. .1. Kick-

hope of escaping execution woullllham. M. P.. Mr. Stewart, Mr. Wil-

President Of

Engineering

I Site, Telephone, Train

liam Hughes, Mr. Mr. Sterns. Question two referred to the tele- phone servlce in Sourls. On recom- mends ion of the meeting, the sec- retary was instructed to write to the Island Telephone C and send a copy of the letter to the Board of Public Utilities showing that the present telephone system is inadequate. Question three curtailment .of of train service in King's County. The first speaker. Mr. Paul Gal- lant, pointed out from a business point of view how it would effect business establishments in this area and he suggested three trains a week instead of the two. Mr. Gallant was Just back from a lthree-day meeting in Fredericton. N B., and seemed to be very well versed on the railway situa- tion in the Marltimes. Taking part -In the railway discussion were Mr. Slerns. Mr. Wright. Mr. Klckham. The Board of Trade is making

Paul , Gallant,

He went on to say. ''I would not be unduly disturbed about those things which. at first appearance. would seem to affect our business

interests of the public," be said. "they will thrive. If they are pot in the public interest. they have within themselves the seeds of their own dstructlon, and they will soon cease to be problems." ,

Mr. Edwin Johnstone, C.L.I.l. Iirousln ole Erecting: of the City Council to the distinguished speak- er and also thanked him on behalf of the meeting.

of the Association made a prsIsent- A ation of a gift to Mr. Meallng as a memento of his visit. Special guests at the meeting were Messrs. J. O. Hyndman. C. H. Black. and Stan Lancaster.

The chairman expressed regrets at the absence of President Stewart Ives and officers V. S. Ling and W. B. MacDonald who are out of the Province attending C Conventions.

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Report Job

fall of 22 per cent colirlared to the previous August. Job openings were up by nine per cent over the same month last year.

m

from England nine years the colonel since has becomc I

breeder of purebred Jersey cattle adversely. If they are in the best 3, has 5 30,, in ugh school,

creased by nearly the number registered for worl- declined 11 per cent during Alig- nst.

coal industry was in a stronger position than it was when the mlners returned from their two- Ml'- 30! MSCGIUIVTIY on behalf week annual vacations early in

by the summer closure of Glacc Bay's 1-B colliery, 42 were hired by other pits. 200 more will be placed "in the near future" and 115 have been recruited for i Quebec hydro project at Labrie- ville. Que.

was described as "better than lnsl Pllly year and work in the pI'0CESSlIIil

below-average prices were nnlea in several localities. ,

The Burburys came to Canada and

Opportunities for women had in 80 per cent anc

Th agency said the Cape Brclon

ugust. Of the 725 men left idle

The deep-sea fishing lndu.-lr.l'

lants has been steady" nlthouslh

Coleman OI H-WI WINK!

a scuu mendation to the railways that in the event of the third train not being granted they would like to have Friday's freight train stop over night and depart on Saturday morning. The reason for this re- quest was based upon the large amount of ship - of perishable products from Sourls. The commit- tee will wait upon the superinten-

Mrs. Stan Maclnnis. Mr. and Mrs.

Institute Speaker Here A. Walthen Gaudet. Mr. and Mrs;

Reg How,"-up M, vice,Mm.sh81 Mr. R. Heart-z. president -oflsald Mr. Heartz. "are likewise