I - 7 l S’Sido Pupils Health Ministers l2f;.“..":’.f’ué':‘..:'...:'_.§__;‘...: Frid-M Dfe 30- 1957 I Tol El1IO|’IOIl'|Od AI ‘Continued from page ll l:l(l,l.‘PiIl:luO K In 1

patient in hospital. That is. a. patient under the Act. is entitled only to the basic cost of ward service. If a patient requests a High School entertained the Hi semi-private or private room. he Mn mug“ Muwnnum, 0'. ter. School pupils with a skating party ml { h. ‘E dmeigme In c°";Leary. had the misfortune to fall Friend’ 0‘ Mi“ 0"" Tupun 0‘ at CiVl°T,S|:ad:::)';'r3:::r°rd:.3l' ‘file; ouUn‘:ler”tIIenoI:i):inal Federaland break her ‘arm rgcentily.-Murray Road are sorry to hear 6 ‘ . BI‘ 11 . . - I [ e cy - - _ Mercer. and teachers Francis Mc- °r°"°“l" me h°’p'm I’ "° keelwmle W. H“ .0“ "H" ‘be 1' .-"mm In the Com

lent in the Community Hoapitd. are very glad to see him able

Skating Pony to return borne feeling much bet-

The teachers of Summerside

-Be Nominated At Ottawa

ir.')RTAGE LA PRAIRIE. Man. .(~y- Mayor H. Lloyd Hender-

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He still has two years ‘to serve. Martin. former health minister. As mayor. the fiery pastor has so have announced their me

been embroiled in of the or 40 per can o( gm; street. munity Hospital in 0'Leary.

sun of Portage la Prairie. a Prea- b'.t'1lElll minister with a stormy‘ .,.-err in municipal politics. sayai 1... .5 “almost certain" to

,.-inimated as a candidate for na-

and says he's capable of giving it.

\\|'-‘h to be named at this time." Mr. Henderson indicated his ptilliltfll services have been in trcqucnt demand.

ALL PARTIES SEEK HIM "It's been going on for four or

politics as a part of all living." he said. "and I have always said

at if there ever came a time \\ hen I felt the nation wanted me to serve. then

stormiest meetings the city has known. At various times he has been at odds with his aldermen, the school board. the tire depart-

PICKS PEARSON

(availability as Liberal leadership‘ , (CI Idlltl. Mayor Henderson said he thinks Mr. Pearson will win the leader- ship but lose the next federal

tives now are giving. The Con-

on Main Street at Alberton wasl discovered last evening aboutl nine thirty by the owner. Steph-l en Burke. An unsuccessful at-I tempt was made to open the cash register but the thlevesl

only brother. Ralph L. Evans, 223

passed away December 17th. Mr Evans was born at Kensington, December 31st. 1904. the only

“The time has come When there is a need for strong, aggres- <l\'(‘. dynamic leadership. I don't say that I W0 than evervhody else. but I could give strong leadership."

BORN IN.P.E.I.

Born on a farm in Freeland.

tlafd Island before taking III]. first ministerial post at Portage‘s rim Presbyterian Church. mayor in

WESTERN GUARDIAN

LONG RIVER Christnias con- cert. December 20th.

(‘.-\.\'TA'l‘A by candlelight Try- (III L'nited Church Sunday. 8.00 pm.

Ilnglofl electric razors. Sunbeam regular 3.75 for $36.75. Reming-

momnrable Christmas. Fun for 95

SANTA CLAUS Will make his final appearance at Waddell Bros. store. Crapaud, Saturday evening at 7:30. Parents please accompany children.

HOCKEY MEETING in Cro- paud Rink Friday night, Dec. I at it 30 to draw up schedules for "B" and "C" leagucs.~Each team II requested to have 2 delegates Dresent.

BEDEQUE Rink calling for tenders for Caretaker. canteen. ticket taker. All tenders must be in before 7.00 o'clock Saturday. lleccmber 2lst, Robert Be Sec'y.

T0 CONVENTION — Mr. Moe- ley B. Bell, Q.C., has left by plane for California vqhere he will spend the Christmas holidays Mill his wife and relatives. He

Professional Cards

Chartered Accountants

1‘ 800.

Eu-Io Canadian Blllk ll Ilmmeraih, P.l.I. Flue II

INSURANCE It. E. Ills a See

id. must acquire better bargaining machinery and this emphasise to

._ ence and eollecti

'~l"lre— ate-Cnealty §_13gs_eI-__‘. lssnnuditslm.

son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Eli J. Evans. His comparatively early death came as a to his many relatives and friends.

He is survived by his sorrowing . widow. the former Arlene Spears. and one daughter Meredith, his sister already mentioned and sev- eral nieces and nephews. namely

Sherbroolte. Another niece Marlon A. Waite, predeceased hlrn ex- actly six years ago.

standing securities between Can-

tober continued to reflect strong interest in Canadian securities by countries other than the United States and Britain. The bureau of statistics says trading in the month led to a sales balance or net capital import of 820.500.0130 This compared with a capital out- flow 000 in Se tembe

cepts the idea that the solution of

essary. in fact be but those who depend on him should be in a position to Judge the soundness of his advice and to be in control of him at all times. Any group of men or worn- cn by pooling their collective knowledge can usually produ something original in the way of idea.

It has been pointed out in the past over and over again and it can bear repeating that the in- dividual farmer cannot compete with large corporations or other Offlhnized groups. The farmer

2

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on together in developing influ-

ouiny every farmer in the Province should be a

:5 Eilllgg liliziiz

ii

react Ilene

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rt on Decein - 13th, with the president. Janice

Christmas Carol Service held on Monday evening, Decem-

ceived and the next meeting to be held at the home of Louise Macbean. A game period follow- ed led by Mrs. MacNaughton.

ment doe duce a bovine paradise. P. E. I. has always ingul of bangs disease which the the worst cattle scurges.

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about twelve dollars was in the register a considerably larger

amount had n removed by the owner when be locked up the garage earlier in the even- mix.

This brings the total number bre

Cord Party Is Enjoyed

The St. Anthony sub-division of

the C.W.L. sponsored a card par- ty in the parish hall on Wednes- day evening. December llth. fea- turing whist and auction.

After two hours of playing the

prizes were awarded as follows: Whlstz

Ladies first. Mrs. Law-

PC

. Auction: Ladies first. Mrs. Leo

Arsenault. Ladies second. Mrs. alla

Gents consolation, Robert Gal- ada and other countries in 0c- 13

nt. The winners of the lucky chair

prizes were Mrs. Stanley Gaudet and Mrs. Felix Arsenault.

The elimination prize was won

jointly by Mrs. Gerald O'Brien and Angus Arsenault

Following the awarding of priz-

es a delicious lunch was served l'- by the committee in charge.

ber

Due to the absence of the secre

wered with a verse of scripture.

Plans for the

tobe

were made

23rd. The offering was to is

A dainty lunch was served by

Dianne Ramsay and Millicent Stewart. The enjoyable evening was brought to a close by sing-

ng "Blessed Be The Tie Thai

Binds."

s not necessarily pro- been a arly free is one of If our present freedom is to be

of value in creating _a demand for our cattle. we must f st all

ill not find ready acceptance kets

The Israeli ship which cleared teto

0! P.E.I. llos J7-.28: PEI 50s 1 us.

against hangs disease or they

W

in export mar .

BULLS AND POTATOES

in x I Thursday on the Winnipeg Grain

toes ‘both sldeaof D.“ oral

listed with the Reserve Army (Artillery! in 1928. and trans- ferred to the R.C.A.l~‘. (Auxil- iary) on its formation in 1943 .and subsequently to the RC. A.F, (Regularl.

He was commissioned in the Technical lst Armament Branch, and is serving as Station Arm-< ament Officer at R.C.A.F. Sta- tion. Summerside, P.E.l., since October, 1956.

lie was a Boy Scout in Toronto for four years, and became

Christmas Party

p.m. Everyone enjoyed playing Christmas games. Lunch was eaten by candlelight. grace was by Betty Campbell.

Everyone gathered around the ‘Christmas tree to exchange pre- sents. The leader received a love- ly gift from the girls. Each girl wrote a message to Mary Tren- holm. a C. G. l. T. girl who moved recently to Charlottetown. party came to a close with sing-

>-i :- to

lowed by prayer by counsellor.

ions from red and green crepe

Explorer Prayer.

PRODUCE

MONTREAL (CPt — Agricul- ture department quotations:

Eggs: Wholesale dealers prices

country stations. wooden. cases, extra-large 47: large 45;‘ medium 42; small 37-38; B 34-35; i

23. Receipts: 75.

Butter: Current receipts 62; fresh-grade creamery prints job prices 63“;-64; fresh wholesale 62

‘A. Cheese: F.O.B. factory. On-

SCOUT APPOINTMENT

Neill and Lloyd Simmons were in charge of proceedings.

The following pupils won prises: door prize. Donna Tuplin;

a E

‘Hie quite largely attended fun- eral of the late Mrs. Artimus Schurman took place yesterday

rnoon from Unit in Bedeque at 2 Service was conducted by the

Police Officer

Alert action on the rt of Ciist. Ralph Hardy of the Summerside Police Department resulted in the recovery on Wednesday night of a new Elec- trolux cleaner shortly after it had been stolen from the car of

Tayio

Bowness, Leigh Toombs, Ernest‘ r. Orville Johnston. i Interment was in the Unitedl Baptist Cemetery.

QUEER DUCK

SALTASH. England lCPl —Al

four-legged duckling was hatched. on a’ farm in this Cornish com-

munity.

Windsor Campbell, a local sales- man for the Electrolux Com- pany.

Mr. Campbell. while shopping

car, ecoganlzed three young Siimmerside men heading east along the railway tracks. one of

that it contained an Electrolux machine, which the young men explained as having found.

Kensington U. C. Auxiliary Holds Meeting

Mrs. R. Carruthers and Mrs. Harry Brown. Verses from Luke

passed on to Higher service since

and one visitor present. $13.00 was received as offering for Nov- ember. Holiday bags were pre—‘ scntcd.

It was decided that each W.

This should result in a closer tie and

hospital calls made, 3Q treats and 57 cards sent during the mom

renewed interest between

3'

Mrs. Laird reported 13 bo o k s d.

ander MacKay; lst Vice Presi- dent. Mrs. Mabel MacKenzie; 2nd Vice President. Mrs. L.M. Mur- ray; Vice President for younger groups. Mrs. Robert Carruthers; Recording secretary. Mrs. F. Corresponding secretary Mrs. Horace Glover; Treasurer. Mrs. W.C. MacLeod; Christian Stewardship secretary. Mrs. Geo.

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only 2-5 « ‘fference (differential: while. in effect. the insurance Plan itself receives the other 3-5 (60 per; centt. The money received by.

per cent received by the hospital.‘

stir nce Plan. HOSPITAL CONSTRUCTION 3. Aside from

lthe ilcaltli Ministers requested.h9l' P8l'€lll5~_Ml'- Md Federal Governmentcst Phillips in Charlottetown re- he Will soon be able in lczne the

‘from the

P m» . an increase in the Hospital Con- ‘ cently.

struction Grant and that

of providing adequate hospital accommodation.

At present expenses incurred by a hospital for renovations and alterations are not included in the grant.

OTHER RESPONSIBILITIES

4. The fourth point requested by the Ministers was that Federal Government continue to maintain the hospital costs of

ose persons for whom. either through Federal Act or tradition. they have been responsible, such

provinces would like to see amended to include point 4. t the technical meeting.

gulations. (i. e. those phases of the Act that may be changed by Order-in-Councilt concerning the

ct.

Dr. Bonnell stated that since no definite policy on the above points has yet been stated by Ottawa. it was requested by the Ministers of Health of the At- lantic Provinces that a Federal- Provlncial Conference at the

the Act gm 3zol_ Knutsford. spent a few days With

who has been a patient in

l

Mr. and Mrs. James Burleigh‘ ML He,-bi, p,,,,,g._ 0-L“,-y_

Ind flmlly Pllll Ind AM _°( El‘ motored to Charlottetown on Mon- lerslie, were visitors to O Leary day on bu.m¢"_

[.(\“.£ll leadership of the Liberal ment. the RCM'P.Anewspapers. theielection because he is “tied in lgalrfzlieceflflllld Piggy NI)all(I'II‘rIlerI: ""5 h°3Pll81 in this way wouid.0n Slllldly l“¢"1°°"- ‘ _

paw. _ mayor of St. niface. Man.. and too much with the past cabinet." compemion Am, Lend 'and Dick be used to meet existing debts. . A Memoflll Window llll 5990 He's not sure hell accept. but a Winnipeg engineer who was “I don’ r. Pearson can Cmfler fled‘ Wm. Sand, shank met their inter-e;t_ rep.u'g_ d¢.. Mr. and Mrs. Truman Brooks. "mailed in the United church 1,

. claim the country needsifined 835 for assaulting the offer the people anything more and Jim Hogan 1-he Lvfl Abm,|'.iprecistlon and so on [who are employed at Mt. Her-.0’ ..-yjn memory 3,,-u-.1.

5ll'0llg leadership mayor. than the Progressive Conserve ‘ It was felt that the 2-5 or 4o’bert. spent Sunday with relatives Palmer. by sons Alvin. Hamid

and friends in 0'Le-ry and Vl¢- and Alfred. and their mother.

“I cannot say at this time =servatives are taking a more lib- . - w ‘ [ ma ghciinity. ‘\(llf‘llleI‘ I will accept the can- Lester 8. Pearson. former ex-‘eral attitude towards things than ;((‘,ll:‘ryb-I/'}fl‘zII‘l0l\'IaJ(‘eI‘PaklII‘aSlle “:1illmhfiiniizfgifiqurhguested mall Mr and Mrs .Ia('I(l9 Arscnault mdglt-y,“ he id. know ternal affairs minister. and Paultthe Liberals themselves." Nancy Coffin and Alan I Huble ll05P‘"-“S be 3"°W°d 10 keep alll Mr and Mrs. l-Id Macliuutrlall. and fa,,,,|,.‘ won, the my re‘-en. Mlle!‘ 3"" my m°°”“3 with won the elimination contests ‘ (100 per cent) of the differential 0'1-937)’-_5Pi-’“‘ 3 W dal"-5 “" tly with Mrs. Arsenault‘s parents mt-se Llberll lllPD0l'le|‘S" Who % begween the basic ward cost gndlcenlly Wllll l‘9l8llV93 1“ V""‘°"v Mr. and Mrs. Pcter lingers had spPl‘°I¢_h¢d him retzsrdlnst Bufglafs In Alberta" Garage e cost of semi-private. or pri- P.E-l- (zit-nizarry. ill? l1°ml‘“m°“- U H vale rooms paid bv the individual V He declined in an interview . e Damn,’ The p,,,v}m.ia] aumofl. Miss Opel Sllllk(‘r,V\Ahn is at- M, and Mr, n..iH,,d Pu-kpr. W€’dll95d'Y “I3 1° “me ""5 8 Da S l .ties said that this additional re-ilelldlllfl COIICSC 1" 5Ulll"ll‘l“”l(‘- mg and Ial'lllI_\', Bortit-ii. ut-ic re- .~llPP""9"5- "1 """,“ld 5°‘ like "° Y ' lvenue is essential to meet costsjfipenl ill? “Pekelld ‘Hill N-‘la“"°5 rent visitors in the home of Mrs. “"‘b“"a” them they ma not A break into Burke's Garage eque not under the Federal HospitalUln O'Leary and vicinity. Picks-nns‘s parents. .\lr. and Mn

1 Lloyd Cooke in Cape W01 0

ice.

Mrs. Beecher Smallman The many friends of Mr. John

MFS- F01“ Harris are very glad to know that

(‘unimunity Hospital. uht-re he has been a patient for some time.

»- -« - tly unable to get at of and enter cases in Alb- - . . . . - - l . ‘he . D i,

ll\(? years now. he said. lve “'9” ‘PP‘“?“. . , The appointment or 1-.L pa id 1 r _ s g 1 5| Rev. Cowper Smith. assisted by l , ( r 1 th at Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd un ar been appmilchiqd bat, 8,8110“; ‘:2? the money inside. Although only gtyn to six in the last eight -and Quinn as Boy Scout (Es, l ;,a(;,,lI(eina‘N(?\~9n€(1:‘;,-erlgsagg emon Dr. Charles Britton. lhisrndzigndhfi etrcfnicneclfide llreghtra-land son Archie of ltionftrorse. were‘ Mrs Sanflorrd Phillips of ties. boll! ll Ml 0 8 In ' ————-—-———————-———— ' irlct commissioner for the Sum.'—-“*~—-- —————-—————- The hymns sung were “The ’ [ions and alterations in already visitors to the Mme 0 l 9”" -‘”"“ ()'[,eary' gtlendod bwmdv . ""”-V", He has annmmced ‘I ROI I1 I. EVCIFIS bEntlrre¥alt(Inme garflffd was fmlge "‘"Sid° ‘“5‘“°" “'35 a“"°“"°" - lord Is My Shepherd". and ‘ existing hospitals. " w and daughl9f« M“. 3" gel-to-Ucttier at the hinmuot h:l— “mos that he has bum ap. P . “far of thelblfndiin 0“; ,a I e ed last evening by T’ Earle Hm " into The Hills." A sol ‘ It was pointed out that the pre-.Mrs. David Lockhart in Coleman s proached by ‘interests of the So- Dies 'n Dedha yards from Mr l;I"8rk<;l'Is) hgmfiw k.ey_ c.A__ president of the -fieyond The Sunsetn, ‘pas nice. i Sam allocation of Federal Fund, recently. ‘sister Mrs. Dan !\lat~Lean in rial Credll. Llb9l'll- CCF find Pm‘ In ‘ ' Summcrside District Council. I . ll’ rendered by Mrs. Hedi?! .' of $1.000 per active treatment I , , , ]Ti'lle Valley recently. Mrs. Mac- gressive Conservative parties to F-L Quinn, 44, a native oil B S Low er. lbed (established in 1948) in most Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wil1is.0-wean being the hnnored guest! run for election in Manitoba. Mrs. Walter Waite. Sherbrooke South Porcupine. Ontario, wasl Y Pallbearers were T. J. In- cases allows for only a small Leary. motored to Kensington on; was her 90th birthday’

‘'1 I13" 3I“’3Y5 l°°I‘°d "P0" received the sad news that her educated in Toronto. lic en-‘ man. Howard Sctiuman. Walter 3 percentage of the present cost Sunday to visit relatives. ,

‘M. dill‘ .Alb ti) "ll Friends of Mr. Nelson Adams.‘andrdflrghterrsnlernzr ha\.u(,mHree_

e where

Community Hospital receiving]: treatment. are very glad to see, him able to return to his hnmel in Knutsford, much improved in‘ health. :

l Mr. and Mrs. James Auld of]

to friends in 0'Leary.

Rev. C.O. Howleit of Summer-

West Point, were recent visitorsyth

turned from Germany they spent two years, everyone is g d to see them looking well and back home again.

Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Phillips, 0'Leary. motored to Tyne Val- ley recently to join in wishing

e'r aunt Mrs. Dan MacLean many happy returns of the days.

Mr. and Mrs. Alton Rayner 0’-

Pl; l.. and now in his -.mid_4os.. Glenn. Mrs. Lewis Batty‘ 1., rence Peters. Ladies Second, Mrs ——— about 8 p.m., had left the the two groups. as rndians, ‘ck Mariners and side. was a visitor recently to O'- Leary were recent visitors to he received hisdmalster: defi Nimrod D,-;ve_ concord‘ Mam; Angus Arsenault. Ladies consola- d C machine in his car on the park The treasurer reported that do» war veterans Auowances case; Leary. Tyne Vane!

(‘('tin0fIlCS an iic scien . - _ g" _ M . U be _ Bo - ]m,n_ _ - ' ed f _ _ Ill M<~Gill University and later 8* s*.l¢‘é‘.5'£.rill.‘"iviiIi‘»ie§l"'v’5ai$§."l‘7' PI'MlII- “glentsrfirstr ArIbiI:Iine:I'l8enBlIII.. r en ' I’ T’ iiimlf vIl)I€iIJl1nednl.e}I'gd ill: Czflita nlhloillfediigistlgelofegelvdepdllled tofhteileesés s‘l‘}"ft'i'£§l’in"° mmsm. Friends of Wyman Hfl"’lS- °l C P lcndod H8l'V8l'd- He PF98¢h°d cess Anne Crescent. Toronto. On— Gents second. Angus Arsenault. Annual to have repairs made to the two- member. and, while the Act is open during Knutsford. who has been a Plllrl around Ottawa and in Prince 134- tario: Percy and Ralph Waite. Gents consolation. Rev. C.J. Pit- w.1_y'poiih. radio in Mrs. Orr reported 51 home. 9 this session or, Bonnell said all

Hi’ “'89 “Ht 919039?’ Robert G nt.' Ladies consoia- The 3°"d°" C- 6- 1' T‘ Gmul’ them can-ying a large card- rea terpreiation of the Hospital In- ms after two years as alderman SEE FOREIGN mm“ “on, M _ “me A,” “IL held their annual Christmas Party d D1 u Se ‘ and has been in omca ever since. ST Gen;-51.~1,,t_ lawn‘: pen". in the church basement Friday b°$t_°‘;;‘::';°rs'm the ma. wzziesulffillotwgggb of oflfilctfg ““’c"t’€V‘;°s an key:$:§_aA§,o 1:11:13. -j"'—"—“'—j* OTTAWA (CP)—Trading in out» Gents second. Felix Arsenault. evening December lath‘ at 7'30 and on checking the parcel found committee. president Mm Ale,“ ed were discussions on the

ATTENTION

Our Eviscerating Plant will be closed — December 24. 25. 26. 27.

JENKINS BROS. I.TD. .

Summerside

28 and January 1st.

Ilhle it-holedfsgtiuilgl. Onlny; -en problem. should “,1 can “my tary, Louise MacLean. minutes paper. Then they played several U19 185! m99lil18- While Ems were Shim Re. 0 . ‘m ho lefit to the expert! 1‘ . d.'., of the pg-gvjoug meeting wgrg dig. lively games. They brought their P7959339‘! durlnll the 70“ C3“- " "mu. on,_ me exp,” n°c_ gem“ with 3011 (3.11 W“ .1”. party toa close by repeating their There were twentyone members

is invaluable‘

.G.l.T. become aquaint- ed wi her and remember her at special times of the year.

CXMEO

Kensington - Fri. Sat. 7:15. 9:lS. Matinee

tario white 32 1-16. colored 33; delivered Montreal. Quebec white 82%. colored 32%; wholesale On-I ,tario white 33%. colored 34%;; wholesale Quebec white 33%. col-. ored 33%. l

Potatoes: Quebec 7.55 1.10-1.35; Quebec 50s .90-.95: N.B. 75s 1.1141 L50; N.B. 10s N.B. 50$ .06 - 1.00; P.E.l. 759 1.55 - l.

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60: .lO-.

‘ GRAIN

WINNIPEG

(CP> — Consider-l able activity ‘

appeared fla

Exchange. Actltln in other grains} was limited. i American interest appeared on’ the flax trade. Lib-

ey: unchansfld 9296-: May Vs lower 92Vsa: Jly Vs lower

Vsb. Flax: Dec. 3% lower 3.21: May 3%-4% lower 3.10%-

nu: unwnpped

l p.ni. Saturday. Audie Murphy, Barbara Rush in “WORLD IN MY CORNER". Costarring Jeff Morrow. John Mclntire. Also serial and news. Shows all next week.