DgQEhIBER 11. 1949

THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN

PAGE SEVENTEER

Is a Gift

I Benevolent lrlsh Ladies liuitlllafy M98511!

annual meeting of the

The 111“! - 'illill'y of the Benevolent

1.1m r -\ 1\ Irish . 1F)‘ n-as held 1n the club (coin oi the Whclan Hull on 81in- my c\'v.'l1.ll;I D0011 with a large jiymbcr n.‘ members in attendants. ‘The pyr-slzlvlll, M13. LEO DOWIIIIg presided. hi“, lt-tlvrs of appreciation were fwd, one ill recognition of benefits ntnvul from a card party and i)“, mm the "moi-tor of St. Vln- dnit tlz-zfialinge acknowledging i, trial of doughnuts sent the

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1 "f‘t‘."i‘i_il',\'. Miss Lnnnan gave report of the 1 ti.’ the organization dur- hil _\ .11: the totni receipts or "ended $1003.00

lie kitchen equipment v ~ . Flowers were pre- ti u. members who were sick ‘ gimll-l llllll many other nets .h.lr!'_'.- were dispensed. These 1| nations to the Sisters (VINCE Blood. 5t. Vincent's <1 anti the Catholic Wei- -.t.:. The financial report inert-ti by Miss Peggy showed in detail the il is and disbursmentg a credit balance

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"uillllIIIEIlIi-RI president- - ll1 lYxvllne. lst vire-pr@5i_ 1; John iiouan, 2nd vice. \l;‘.-. J. Commiskey; . . Peggy Shamihan; ' -';~i.e.inor Lannan.

00n- > <— “W1 names. Mrs. lllrAlrer \‘.':tys and Means-Airs, .1. lit1’_‘.1.'lI Sick-Mrs. John

. ans for members to :r1"'r. he to the Knights 0f O01- tn: s vtzrlszmas collection.

.000 u-zis voted to purchase gift a! irtn: for ihildren of st. Viper-pr; tvrvhutic». At conclusion of bust. less met-ting adjourned,

nnnl ranks BREAK on"

iVASHlNCTYiN, Dec. is -—(AP) ~11 State Department press of- Fcrr silt! ltKlily that talks on an iirtrlan ‘,1t‘.ll‘\1 treaty have broken ~51 btvliusc li-ussla insisted on llillliellt of Soviet occupation "' is first. The negotiations British. French. American deputies were sus- 1M Wterdny in New York. 11v. arescheduled to be resumed l"- ‘Jln London.

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BROUGHT T0 HOSPITAL

witoivnm. Dec. l5 -—(CP)— A, Itrvu-icar-oid Eskimo boy 'j'°“‘_""l Wall lfllllred inst week '1‘ =1 “Fir: weed splinter nenr his hi» at Calmbrldtge nay. N.\v_'r,, $411.1‘ was brouzht to hospital hcrc blah ILC AF puma T? ' ‘. tvns injured Eskimo women

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JORIVFON. Sank. -- (C-P) _ cztnrdinn Harold Delghton ;‘;‘l:|1!iiI‘i‘1‘llllllll‘1'§ to make sure o] jxlfllfllli“! in order not to let “i: .1 rtl (leer 1:0 free. A buck deg;- _*‘ll "l" if": nenrly shot away was in. tin-an and killed by a dog near ctr l'<‘~t~ii1.ly_

BIRTHS. MARRIAGES DEATHS

50c Per Insertion

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rléglliigstia 1Q? omeof lit“ a2“; aivemiiaerlu 101.31% ‘ ~ t i ..

'°“* J “"11”! 2111122? lsiemlhlsfom a the Kings County “Mnflay vlivspltnl. Montague, on forum)" December 14th. 1949. “mad 11nd Mrs. Cecil Walsh. Sum- ‘m "b lnec Azfles Boudreault) a M- rcil Gerard. weight n;

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Wafer 11th. by J. Afsficy-

‘ prawns

V la Egilfifthb-At Kelvin, n». 1s. hfialngl- Eulihcmin Dou lu in (e fro year. Short fune a1 ur- Mrfi gm homo of her daugh- ‘""".“ .." 1 -. o y urvce itufhmerfield United Church at

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To all users of our news services the Executive Commissioner for Public Relations at Canadian

Scout Headquarters sends Best Wishes for a Very Merry Christ- mas.

Boy scouts oi the 1st Nelson, B. C. Troop last month celebrated the urouiifs 40th tmniversniy — ‘Pwelva boys in two patrols com- prised the first Nelson Troop. To- day Nelson has four Scout Troops and five Wolf Onb Parks.

Boy Scouts oi the 28th Edmon- ton, Alhertn. Tioop won the Wal- ler AfJIlOW Shield for junior boys in the recently - completed St. John Amitmlance First Aid com- petitions in that province.

When Boy Scouts of St. Cather- ines, 0nt., conducted their an- nual Apple Day drive this year. they used home-made walkie-tal- ides to contact their Headquarters. calling for additional mppllrs or more salesmen as needed.

An in the pnst several years. Ontario Boy Scouts have again participated in t he rcforestrution

work at Ganaraska. Valley in Southern Ontario where 500 acres of a 30.000 ncro barren tract have been re-clttimod. In one vteek-end this year the Scouts have planted 36,000 hardy Scotch pines.

Representing the three organ- izations comprising the German Scout fFcderation. some 20 men recently completed l. Gilwell Training course for Scout Leaders, in Sueden. under arrangements made by the Boy Scouts Interna- tional Bureau.

Canadah smallest Scout Troop is located nt Buffalo Creek. some 75 miles northwest oi Knmlcops, B. C. Here the Scoutmastcr has carried on for three years as lend- er of a Troop consLsting ci three Scouts - all the boys there of Scout sge in the community. The Troop has n Group Committee vrhich meets regularly. The Bmutniaster travels three miles each week to his ‘Ii-cop meetings, Ilfiiflg s bicycle in summer and a tractor in whiter.

..DAUP’HIN. .Mnn - (op) _1)e- posits of silica sand, an ingredient in pottery and glass manufacture, have been discovered near Mani- toba's first producing coal mine. With both sand and coal avail- able. Roy L. Johnson. operator of the mine. is now working on a pm. cess for glass-making.

DIAMOND FIRM GUILTY

LONDON. DK- l4 —- (Reuters) —- A London diamond firm and two otf its officials today were found guilty of customs evasion and illegal export of rough diam. ends. Prison terms and fines were imposed on the men and a fine was ordered paid by the‘ concern. Involved were l. llcnnig and Com. pany. Limited; George Prim, g director of the company; and Harry Brooke, company manager. The company was ordered to pay fines and costs totalling £187,550

Prol-esiunf Orphanage Contributions

SPECIAL

Queen M W. I. Harbor “Y Murray .18

“filmy Hnrbor District b "M: w. I. Collected byjez: m

$2.00 Each: Mrs. Wallace White’ M11 lfirne Buell. ' $1110 Each: Mrs. Albert McLeod’ Robert Bell; Mrs. r-mmni lie,

a r150: Mrs. Hubert White. pllv Eaoii; R. A. White; Mrs. 111ml ~$ht1wmz Mrs. Keith Buell; Mrs. AmX VarrIdt-rstine; Mrs. Lloyd ‘time; Mrs. SilliS Hug-h; 1, N... “*1”? M15» K911 Beck: Carl Oohoon. 45c. Fred White. ‘- Johnny Blue. ‘- . : Mrs. Mont Herring; M15. l-‘rank Murdock; Mrs. White. Totai-Slliifi.

Collected by Mrs. E. H. Mac on Fwd W. IIeLacheur-SSOO. $100 Eneh: Milburn Sta-wart; Wv-"lcll Robertson; Mrs. Charlie Aieliotiziiti: Mrs. Ray Brooks. R01‘. Roland Maic-Pherson. 756: David Vlulldcirstine. 60c: ban MacLeod. 50c linen: Sheldon Hume; Harry Brehaut: Mrs. John Bell. 40c: Jolui McKenzie. 'l‘0tnl.-$13.05.

Collected by Connie Jordan

$3.00 Each: Mrs. George Cooper; Mrs It. P. Brooks; L. J. Bueil,

$100 Each: Mrs. Wilson Arnold; NiacLcan MacDonald; Dim D. Birt; lVlrs. G. Prowsc.

5.1M Mrs. Everett Budll,

50»; Each. Mrs. Russell Vessey; 111's. Lloyd Herring; Jim Harris; Mrs. J. M. Stewart; Emerson Colman; Mack J. Biieil; Mrs. Herb- crt Column; Cvnig Penny“

’I'ol:1l--$i1. .

Collected by Mrs. H. 1,, Muhqm $200; Tiber Miiclggd, $1.00 Each: Fred Maolnod’; Mrs. Erma Beck. 75c: lllrs. Charles Collier. 50c: Mrs. John Machon. 25c Each: Mrs. W M. Dori; Marshall Nlcheod; ll. L. Machon. 'I‘otal——$6.00.

Collected by Mrs Criliy Del $200 Each: Lnrne Stewart; Ray Stewart: Miss Olive Keeping, $1.00 EILUIII Mrs. l-Irnest McKin- uvn; Mrs. Kimball hlacKay; Mrs. John Livingstone; Mrs. John Stew-' h"; MIS- Spencer Shamm; Maria Keeping. Total-MZKOO.

Collected by Mrs. Muir Bus! $1.00: Mrs. Louise ilanis. 50c Encfn: Mrs. Carl Richards; Mrs. W. J. Harris; Mrs. Angus MacNeill; Mrs. Lawrence Williams. Tomi — $43-00.

Collector] by Mrs. John MacDonald

$1.1M Est-h: Ct-Cil Penny; Horace White; John H. McDonald; Vere Richards; Wallace Penny; ivlrs. J. W. itldiinrtis.

75c Mrs. John MacNeill.

50c Each Leslie MncKay; Mrs. llert Jordan; Mrs. Leon Davy; Mrs. Sellar McKay; Alvin Chapman; Roy B/uell.

Totnl-ffifffl.

Collected by Mrs. Garnet Penny

$1.00 Each Mrs. Louis Herring; Mrs. 'i‘om Fraser; Mrs. Percy While; Mrs. Colin White; Mrs. Criliy Lea; Mrs. W. F. Harris; Mrs. Marvin G. Herring; Mrs. Wm. Minklcr.

50c Each Mrs. Penzie Reynolds; Mrs. Tom Hyde; Mrs. Garnet Penny; Mrs. John Goebee; Mrs. Milton Chapman; Mrs. Elizabeth Penny; John Brooks; Mrs. Whit- tcn Herring.

30c Mrs. Gertie Herring.

25c Mrs. Mabel MacLeod.

"mini-flats.

Gnmd Total Murray Harbor ~$8-i.6t'>.

Guernsey Cove by Mrs. Victor

Strickland

$1.50 Each: Wm. J. Brehaut and Illoyd N. Hawkins.

$1.15 Each: Mrs. Hampden Haw- kins; Eliza. Hawkins.

$1.00 Bach: Mrs Chester Le- Lacheur: E. L. Harris; Leonard I. Brehaut; John Brehaut; Ellen Bell.

75c: Mrs. John n. Davey.

65c: Windsor Beck.

50¢ Each: Mrs. Fred Davey; Mn. Blanche Leliacheur; Grafton Gos- beo; Mrs. J. J. MacKny; Charles Jordan; Mrs. Blaine Atwcll; Mrs. Victor Strickland.

13c Erich: Miss Louise Nicolle; Marion Glover.

T0tuI—~$14.55.

nine months in jail and will pay fines and costs amounting to I137.- l00 ($383,880). Fines and 000i: to be paid by Brooke amount io

($438,405). NM vm mused to

' Christmas Tree Lights Angels, Santa's, Wreaths, e

Clocks, Heating Pads, Kettl tised merchandise.

Palmer

Phones 1443-1444

£6525.

Give Electrical Gifts

from $1.00 per set up. to. Also electrical its of

all kindsz-Atitomatic Toasters, Electric Bankets,

cs, Percoiators, Irons, etc.

Como and see our large selection of nationally adver-

Electric

08-100 Fitzroy St.

1—Ii‘rigldslro Wallace o ft.

tonsil.

Phones 1448-1444

Refrigerator Counters For Sale

ditl . l--Unlz'l:rssl 6 ft. Counter in good mechanical condi- tion. Both top and bottom refrigerated and priced

Palmer Electric

Counter in excellent con-

96-100 Fitzroy St.

FLOOR. AND TABLE LAMPS. Pin-Up and Bed lamps. Brown Iiiectric.

Central Guardian

THE ISLAND Book Boom, Gt. George Street, will be open until 9 p.m. every evening until Christ- mas.

Tish column is manned for an! of local Interact, but advert-hing of a news! nature may be Inserted at five cents a 10rd, strictly psy- ablo in advance.

CRASWELL lor Photographs.

HEAR MISS Maylea Boswell on

the Junior Farm Radio Fqrum

over CBA on Saturday, Dec. 17 at

Elgcigz-‘MTIV “m” ”"5-B'°"" s45 pin.‘ Subject, Christmas ' Ideas.

n mun cannon-Arum

can company‘ Phone M“. YOUR OWN PRICE on a Dodge

B-ton stake body; 1 Studebaker -- 11. 1 - com-amt» m -~ .:..".'.::- :..‘:1‘.r.;‘::-1.i;;“;.‘”.* BURANCE‘ G, Ives Charlottetown. ' ' BUXTON no leather bill-folds. _ - Ideal gifts. combs Music Store. MCQERE, strxtlsswgfxl: fur coat iotlericd by the knights awn“) "mlmm ""111 i of Pythlas. The drawing 1m night

Nome” M 175 Queen 5"?"- was made ‘by Mayor itiac-Donald u . .

NEW CHRISTMAS RECORDS now at Thumbs Music Btion.

COMPLETE STOCK of Christmas Tree Lighting. Brown Electric. Kent Street.

BOYS’ WATCHES - Special $5.75. Toomb: Music Store.

PIIALANX MEETING -— Mr. Harry B. Lichiwardt. National Secretary of the Brazilian’ Y,M__ C.A. was guest speaker at the weekly stopper of the Phalanx Fraternity held in the Y. M‘. C. A. yesterday evening. Mr. Lichtwardt has been a leader in the social and moral development of the United States of Brazil. Ho was introduc- ed to the group by Mr. Fred Gem.

CHANDLER BROS. for Fir Ply-

lodge Meeting

At a special meeting of Alpha Rebekah Lodge No. 10, on Wed- nesday evening, Dec. 7. called for the purpose of receiving Sister Jennie Cameron, president of the Rebekah assembly on her official visit, two other past presidents were also present. namely Sister Agnes Coffin, Sister Elizabeth MacEachern. The degree was con- ferred upon three candidates after which the floor work was beauti- fully put on by the degree staff. Sister Jean Crockett al degree mistress.

Sister Jennie Cameron congrat- ulated ths degree mistress and her staff on the wonderful way they carried out their duties. During the evening Sister Clare Brown and Sister June Foster rendered several solos very nicely. After quite a number of complimentary remarks from iho president: and Grand Master Jack McNair lunch was served, bringing the evening to n close Sister Helen Mac- Eachcrn very capnbly carried out her duties as pianist for the eve- ning.

On Tuesday waning, Dec. 13th. nt the regular session o! Alpha Rebekah Lodge No. 10 the degree was again conferred on three can- tiitlntes. Many complimentary re-

wood; all thicknesses ‘and grades. we: ML Vernon mark of ‘he E» JUST Aluuvnn _ Fummefle pc-rlmental Farm staff was also a Pyjamas. Flowered and Plain. west

Kmmdy" 1“‘“°‘w'~’"- r- w c BRIPF Pri c f . . . ._ n t .,

WAFFLE GRILLSI curung Irons’. Wales College is preparing l ghgrg

brief to be submitted to the Cl k. K ttl , T t . . 0c s e es capo s Brow“ i Royal Commission on Arts, Letters

Electric’ ‘and Sciences at its January sit-

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m’ bargain prlce!‘ Toomlb’ Munc Klnnon The brief.’ is divided into Storm ‘(tjwpl parts, first outlining the i o ege's own problem and then

Two FLIGMTS week“ W u" relating its activities with those Mngdale“ mind'- P‘ Q “mm ' of other universities and societies

Maritime Central Airway: Limited.

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ENTERTAIN GLEE CLUB - TRIPLE PANJETS- s"?! 30"” Mr. and Mrs. George Dickieson Makers, Peiculators, Heating Pads. New Glasgow entertained Abe‘

flotilla-res. Brown Electric. K911i North Shore Glee Club at their 5999b lhome on Thursday evening. Miss "—-- Joyce iVnrrcn the accompanist

WIRES FELICITATTON! — A lwns remembered with an np-

ielegram of congratulation to for- ‘propriate gift. Miss Jennie Moore

mer Prime Minister Mackenzie rend the address and Miss Norma King on the occasion of his 75th Wuolncr presented the gift on birthday has been forwarded by lbehuif of the Glee Club, Dainty

His Honour Lieutenant Governor wcfrcshments were passed by the Bernard. _ hostess assisted by the ladies of crmncn oTs-Eormun-s the ‘mm er- Xffi’ 19s3°'...1§f,'" ifi‘i.'.°'2°'.§...1..1, ‘i522’. some! M" so»! — The 111M 19th. Stanehel 7.30 p.m.; Dec. 21st . 0f 1 591195 °f BGFVWPS 8110115011“! Charlottetown 730 p_m_ Bil-ch H111 by the Charlottetown Ministerial S.S. on Lord's Day. 11 a.m. Rev. l érsxsotlrlittleon anciaacotntiltutéfid bly the J. H. Bishop. aro own p 1s . urci was _..__ held in the auditorium of the Pro- ALEXANDRA’ Hgzelbyggkl cm" { vinclal Sanatorium on Thursday Roads services for Sunday, Dec. evening. 136115111- A 181119 1111m- 18th. Alexandra 11 a.m.; Iiazel- bcr of patients and staff attended. brook 3 p.m.; baptilm st close of Rev. J’. D. Davison l/ed the service afternoon service; Cross Roads of worship. Christmas hymns were 7.30 p.m.; special soloists Cross sung. with Miss Barbara Rupert as Roads. Mrs. Cyril MacGregor and _ pianist and Deacon Callbeck gave Eric MacGregor. la brief devotional address. On iThursday evening Dec. 9 the ser- CIIRISTMAS STORIES — TWO vice was led by Nir. Sydney Burhoc of the stories appearing in T118 and the Girls Choir of the Baptist Guardian Christmas issue today. Church sang very beautifully a "Rene The Reindeer" and “The number of Christmas carols. Mrs. Sparrows’ Carol". aro from the Allison McRae was accompanist pen of Miss Eleanor M. Duffy, of io-r the choir. The Guardian news staff.

(“TY POLICE COURT __ At JUNIOR SODALITY-Miss Alma

11- sam-di-w @0111 %l:“l:.':..:"r..i.ir;*:. ‘iifiiiifiiidi yesterday’ ‘ mu‘ charged with Academy at a Sodulity meeting the“ or “ Co“ from . m”! mom held recently. Other officers for pleaded guilty to the charge and the coming year are: Vice-presi- wns sentenced w mm” month“ m dent Ruth lVIacWndc; secretary'- jau‘ The same ma“ appearing on treasurer, Florence MneAuley; a drunk and 111051351719 ch93?’ W" chairman of Our Lady's Com- sentenced to an additional l0 days mmm Claire MacDonald; Chair. l" 3"“- The" “"9 3° "h" Bu" man of the social committee, Rita appearing before Magistrate K. M. MacDonald and chairman of the

marks were given the degree min- tress and her staff. Solos were beautifully rendered by Sister Clare Brown and Sister June Fos- ter. Lunch was then served, bringing the evening to n close. Sister Helen MacEnchern most capabiy furnished the music for the evening. After the remarks were over, Sister Ethel Suther- land, District Deputy Mistress of Alpha Rebekah Lodge presented Sister Jennie Cameron with a gift which she very graciously ac-

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IWILLINERY

fine Felts and Velvets, lavished with plum-

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Truro Hui Plant Plans To CLse Down

‘RRURQ N. 5.. Dec. i5 -fCPi -—H. L. White. mlflllflgfif‘ oi Mer- rim-ac (Canada) Limited. announ- ced today that the company's plant here is to close down for an indefinite period. The company, which manufactures ‘bodies for ladies‘ and men's felt hats. cm- ploys B0 persons.

'I'here was an unconfirmed re-

— (C?) foot from smoking in bed sent a Nova Scotia- man to hospital here early today.

BURNED IN BED 8T. OATHARINEB. Ont... Doc. I6 - Burns from head to

Fire Chief L. A. Burch said Don

Basker. 34. of Mount River, Cape Breton, N. S. had fallen asleep while having a. smoke in his ho- tel room bed. Brisker shoulder-to-ankle burns down his right side from the blaze which destroyed a third of the mattress before he was aroused.

suffered

TRUCK DRIVER KILLED

FRIIDERICTON, Doc. 16 —(@) -- Frank Beanroee was found bad iod-ay, crushed between the dump body and frame of a truck. His shirt and s sleeve of bin undat- shirt had been caught in a shaft which raised and lowered the dmnip body.

He was last seen aliw oaziy last night when about to dump n. load of wood st the home of Mrs. Herbert Lakes. The fatality was not noticed until this morning.

port that a new comm"? mlKhi- be formed to operate the plant.

Personals

Miss Nellie Montgomery and Iii- iza Qgnrpbell, students of P.W.C. went. the week-end in their home at Park Corner.

Little David Sims. son oi Mi‘. and Mrs. Wnllie Sims. Park Corn- er. is n patient in the Charlotte- town Hospital, following an oper- ation; his many friends wish him a speedy recovery.

Mr. Leo Greeuan 0i the M. V. Aibegwelt left the Province yester- day for Halifax. where he will en- ter the Victoria General Hospital for treatment.

Miss Lois I. Miller. RN, Mon- treal. arrived by plane Friday eve- nting to spend the Christmas holl- dnys with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Miller. Fitzroy Street.

Mr. Stewart Vessey, York. left yesterday morning on n short holiday trip in Nova Seotln. He intends to visit his brothers, the Rev. Roy Vesscy in Truro and Arnold in Halifax.

Mr. Garnett Campbell and Mrs.

Martin.

T0 ATTEND GRADUATION- Hil Honor Lt. Governor J. A. Bernard received word yesterday that Lt. Governor McCurdy of Halifax, Nova Scotia will attend the graduation exercises and in- vcstltures at the R. C. A, F, Sta- tion, Summerside, next Tuesday. Lt. Governor Bernard will also

Stlllimfs first class of navigators will receive their wings. Lt. Gov. McCurdy will fly from Halifax to Summersldo Tuesday.

FUNERAL WEDNESDAY --The funeral of Truman Jenkins, Cherry Valley. was held from his late residence Wednesday. Doc. ii and was largely attended. There was a short service in the home fol- lowed by service in Cherry Val- ley United Church. Service was conducted by Rev. E. C. Evans. Charlottetown, assisted bv Rev. A. S. Weir. Pownal. Pallbearers were Messrs. Lewis Hayden. Geo. Mcisaac. Malcolm McLeod. Gco. Irving. Jerry Morrissey and Sam- uei Martin. Burial in the church cemetery.

SPEARS T0 CLUBS-Mr. Frank MncKinnon, Principal of P. W. C. addressed the five Hi-Y chills at a Joint supper meeting recently. Mr. MacKinnon stated in hi: rc- marks that dreamers for the most part are the people who make the world Io round but that dream- ing in itself was not enough. Work and effort are required to make our dreams materialize. Mr. MscKinnon left the group with "l! ihfiuilht that Santa Claul without whiskers is very real in 01h" everyday living. Mr. MncKin- non was extended a vote of thanks by Miss Heather Lant: on behalf of the group. Tho Acmy club was presented with n club char- 1T5. dMII. Donald Thompson pre- s e .