T - . in nu: Irma! Il!DNPriatc inuri--ssooicri. A. r. Hulmel. New aiu- J!inrolcAeorn.t.1ty.Ciatte!roI. aleotuu, usausu. aunt-1 ' G.ua.' , d E comm, - amE 9. "1 Humbert y I A row. N15. . Ltd. City. ' Montague. ll.C.A.F. rrinuy Guild: 11' R. ; I e n ""9!" , T9 i"- who --mud In m-km: mo Mm Em com. city. I R. -r. Holman Ltd. City Voea- ” Ar . Tuesday, Jan. 27-. 1957 . Christmas such a happy time for 82.!!! J. J. Perry, Ollaeary. gong Sch 1 Ci, ' sun - -- A The children at the P.E.l. Prot- the young people entrusted to our 82!!) Major T E MacNutt City lug cnyoo buvih 33:: Bd:' W on'5 ' ' i

. 9513"! Orphanage parucipatut in care. the Trustees extend a stn- sz.oo Mrs. F. E. Smallwood. City. (my, Mm J. 5. Moon C” W ' Khan” s I :v

or p a jwidgl variety of exciting and'cere thanks. Gifts and Contribu- SUI) W. J. Brawders. City. N Mncxjnnon 5o.m,p.'m 38,0,-:.' ' I G ' A 5””. VJ . enoya e -1' l” d ' the” i g. I . . - - A. pi-ougun . ge uxlll.a- Dock. lib - U 0 Christmas gzligaues suzing E" (tions as indicated below. are grate .sl.00 Mrs. W. A Smith. City. 5, 1-oomb, "5 5”. City! Ty. Cay, M". A. Bg pub”. ct”. gin. um. '1 in Dece - .1. yo”f, "' 'i W ”'"'”'””"d' srr:ctAL- 19-9 SW 510"" CW Chum! Jr w A Trinity United Church. ism-ny iuvnr Shamrock lilo

. 9 W ""39 W” . ' Mission Band Cape Wolfe 'cuioai ' ' 4 -- ' '

3 now now g g gsily d .,-4' 5- - soo.oo E t. fG J. R . Ping Pong table and to tele -. G 1, res-tnan Bridge oolunaa. Ca: V

. Canadian, Press Staff Writer . gofiigtlhlilctltilhecliertelm: 3: hi-iaimohnchtlmm”r:' in": m; "at: able t0el:t:r::'casll:n.lnnl;.Il:1(!!1Illlms:l1ct: 350.00 Psringe Egdivgifrdy Rcocgeeprtlory vision Chairs. R. C. A. F. Station. ClR'- Pg”? ail m:u'slI:'le. "W Pres pea-oaux. ' . Daraloy, I'll .

s. n-.. JOHN. N.B. lCPl-The partment ipoiu.-mm moi he I W 3 9 R an n W y "'3 5”" 3”” A "”"”"'""” low N” 35 5vmmmIde-P-E-1- ” P W "m '- -- Young Adults Club, Kenslngtoa. iuv.-, Bracklq. ralrvlaw. itoau ; s 3.500-ton freighter Fort Avalon or of pleasure was the hlppy M of 350.00 Crystal Chapter Nog 1. OPIGIFTS IN KIND: Mrs. Robert Crawford. Albany, sway mama. City. hm” nay . 3” 3,” nu-I.” mg

.1 l . . RR. 1. Trinity United Church Mir u”, mud l 0 before the men could abandon ererwne f"”" "W Y”""39” W u” 4" EWW" 5”" Lady Patrlcla L.0.B.A., Good lion Band. Mrs. Hanson Bowman. Mann" sud” schoo.' 3.” ?g:ulH"”' P ad” mg l 6. their vesgel "95" 339.32 O'Connor Picnic Fund Iitope Lodge LOBA Belrn nt Hampshire Miss nuui Wood Cen- ""” U''""' C''""”' 5"'”"3' 35"” ca, H''"'' 3.,.,',.,.,. -' E M...........' u,. mm, i; no. 0 De. . . sssoo Mrs. A. M Warn Seattle '14:: 16 Queen 'si.Ey" Lona tral Royalty Mrs Harry Miller 3””"" Um” 3'9"” c"""i" mu” n"'w' "" ' ter continues her daily lecbo chorilr 5;,f.;"b&:r?5llhn,2;e gtrglfnd Wash”, I Y I ';Kingstiin, Lady Argyle, City. The.McFadden Family. R.C: c;;::' Frgntggfonuaui: hu' :::'"::"'.:..:"..:t'.::.";l: :.:w to Mwl3'?ilE;mJ;:”::E.l”;l.:” Melitta 5.'::'.:..:"i::. 2:: S:.'.:::'::.- S"e:::::."r.:.i:;: mm "mm M W sat--M w-- M-'-w"-- "M M o tie arge congregation in at- , - i ' i , - .7 Y ' v .14,- ,:g;-- . H .. . ' .' ,'lt" ' . .' ' ary utl.Chlott:etown on nelunber 153., .11 midren 810.00 Mrs. H. 5. Henderson, City iottetown, Canadian Legion, 0- an(ii"lanS.ublisai1i:nlE(Ii(a:gI-;:n(.2ity'.r::lV: M", 11-nnkc 3:nldei-i.t:nc. City: my Harbour North, Covabead Rd. W 3&.uedy'Chumh. p' Mrs. Ernest Coffin, City. Duablane. K

Firestone Home and Auto Co.. City. Bevan Bros., City, Mr. and

by the

ROYAL CANADIAN ARTILLERY BAND ll

ti-nd of sorrow was heavy on this convinced they cam 1;

el?..ern seaport as relative; and pilot boat. 8 um um so badly damaged she upuud .::.:: om.w- on

pilot boat. A flaherrnan tn the small village .. Hope that the men escaped of Gumvers CW" "hm" A7 "V193 their run cralt after it collided igggyggmnlggdw. ”.-.f--bo'8ld "W - in , 8 le at ho gvlth lwiltlhe E:Ol'tr;t;lasp:::leddelWa(;l:- the word omwag indicating T: her underwater radar. There was wndanceg margin announce cut 313! the Ipilot was federal government P""P'3"Y no mdmmm; when me hum Wm

. . '” ” A pilot confirmed th my 1” ""94 01- , .

lsoatdsgnlynliifebojalt ?lIl1dg((),l;y tigers mg nvebmn had Onawaepnnli; Transport Minister Marler told of the school age were guests of 810.00 Brotherhood Maintensnceleary,

9"" at 3-V 9 3 C9” an-055 us stem. the House of Commons be er the Guide Company of Trinity U-inf W835 Employees. l Mrs. Arthur MacEwen. Summer- ua w”' "The mebom looked mm n W” peckd to receive a preliminary nited Cillltcll. Charlottetown, at 810.00 Norman MacKenzie, Gard-yside. Miss Mary Silliphant. Hunt- report of the incident Monday. He a most enjoyable Christmas party. 9597. Mame. er River. Miss Sadie 3U0h-'-mull.

Both boats will be brought here to” right 0",. me figh tmfi iidded "' me. gm" eVjde"," sgldy "11 sure Q85 damagidefmn predicted a formal inquiry. Sanla made a brief appearance 35-00 Sprinzbrook W.I. Mrs. W. H. Smith. Mra. Rodd, Mrs. Jordon. Bedeque United lllalllng 8" EXP?"-led formal 111- ' A solemn high mass of requiem despite many demands on mg 5.00 Orwell Cove W.l. City. Church, Charlottetown Fire Dept.,

A Friend. Atlantic Wholesalers 00. City.. Arnfast Coal Co., Ltd.. City.. l Maclfenzle. Souris East. Mrs. N. Douglas Bros and Jones City. Mrs- A- Shaw, City.. Hughes Drug Co.. F. A. Vaulderstlne, City. Mn. Ltd.. City. N.L. Morrison, Sum- Lincoln Wood. Central Royalty.

merside. T. M. Sutherland, Clty, Lower Montague. United Church.

NEW ARRIVALS (If S. A. Mti:DONAlD'S

The dory. like the iiieboat. con- tained no trace n' i'w- ' : men. The oarlocks lay unused at the bottom of the boat but it was undamaged.

The pilot boat disappeared in a The empty lifeboat and dory den” "pot immediately 3""

DeBloiI Bros.. Ltd., City, Mich-

35.00 Mr. and Mrs Edwin Cook. ael Bros. Ltd.. City. Mrs. R. .1.

quiry into the tragedy. A 10-foot City.

square section of bull and the pilot boat's mast were found last week by is searching ship. They were ldentilied as part of the missing vessel.

will be held Thursday for pilots time. and brought with him a gift William P. Traynor. 66, senior for each guest.

pilot in the service here and Wil- 35.00 Tryfln W-In llam J. Murray. 39, and crew 0" December 1701- the same 35.00 Whitlocli Tire Service. City.

member haul, Coughnng 60. in busy old gentleman sent treats ov- 55.00 Gaspereaux w.1. St. John the Baptist Church byl" t" "'9 orphamge w'”' "'9 kind 33-00 Llkeview W-I. Rev. W. Thomas Traynm. 0, co-operation of R. T. Holman, Ltd.

were found by lobstermen living the collision. w The same evening a good num- within three miles of each other CUT IN TWO.. - 1.,?d,;:.”.f,k;.o,':fg;.,f,2?,,,”2:f.jc;"if:; ber of the children attended Trin- on Nova Scotia's ror-ky Fundy The few pieces of wreckage dta- a third missing pilot and three "Y Unned Church 5”"da3' sch”! coast. Although positive lden- covered late last week and the other crew members was held in C”"""t imd P”"”iP'"9d in ii" tification will have to wait until lifeboat and dory lend strength to the church Sunday. Pmgnmme 0' '-'”””""""9"i- Repr tnlives of the R.C.A.F.l Station at Summerside. visited the. Orphnnag on December 21st. Be-1 sides providing treats for each child, they brought with them a3 ping-pong table and ten chairs to! be used in connection with a tele-

Junior lcicIies' Aid Of P. E. I. - Hospital Meets

Lovely Young Mezzo-Soprano To Sing In Community Concert

I t kl dl i t l

The. talent of the lovely young iillile sseamseo groiipya gyxi? ago.” I l American mezzo-soprano. Mary The regular monthly meeting of JU5t ' i '4 1llcMurray. comes as fresh. excit- the Junior Ladies' Aid of the The Annual Christmas Concert ' ll brig and deilmmhziil. slinprise .8 Pmch lgdwmd Island Hospital M the ommmage was wmmed under the 'rection of f t e persona ty nd . she will was e on Monday afternoon. on the evening of the 21st. A large 1? . appear on January 23 gt prince January 21st, at the Cundall Home and appreciative audience was on what I L em? K- A- EHOWIY. A-R-C-M-r P-5-"L I i of Wales College under the au5plc- with the president, Mrs. Ian Bur- hand although travel conditions i ,, es of Community Concert Assocla- "egg Pl'G5idiI'l8. were quite hazardous. They were I I g . ll tlon. e meeting opened with the not disappointed because the en- ou . 4;

The story of me grow”. and dis. Lord a Prayer repeated in unison. tertainment was well worth the Y I SPGCICI -95 ; '., cover), 0, ms voice, which in "3 after which the. minutes of the trip. At the conclusion of the pro-. . l 8 P M - . extraordinary range and quality November meeting an an "E" gmmm" the chlldre" received I '1 F0? i ' ' 5.;

. has been compared to am; of . CWVG meellnl were read and IP- treat of ice cream from the Prince CV3 I

youthful ” humann-l-leink. is some pmVed' . Edwlfd mind PTOCEPIOFY N0- 35- how a heartwarmlngly familiar bTh;1treaS:re;'d5 "Po" W” re” Th 5 -d Le . B M .'t th. America" ma Mary McM"m'y seycondrgd bynlllldrs Mclliciyeimllsliewfigii lourrieeyedlmtTertslie'0rplEh(ii':ige non been was born in Webster Cit . I - ' ' ' --me m-m-lm”l3- ”" 33:;::.':.;.”::1.:;:::.:.?:':::1..'l l BOYS' SUBURBAN COATS QUEEN CHARLOTTE ' sic the way thousand i th ' . ' youngsters Hm bewm: Islergstgg -. I A . Brit was moitgid bby Mrs. D.R. c: an excellent reception from the! .t. In H g through high school mu- MARY MCMURRAY MnocuiN1ie.msec::d c”y”ellgrs.thaA. gmildarlrlan. Again there were treats WOI "I9 I spacial p aic programs, church services, the . ' . ' ' ' M,m,on,, mom 0, m old" of Americansfinest young slngera. :0;':;P::di'lI8 sfecurrglgrv pp-chase dchristnnr Morning. the rrrince and sister who was training to be a In 1951' we won ' "com import lug" cardgpy 0 0 me 0 meet. E walniih sand Preoeptory 0. 35' for ' ' " I For sponsored by a voice teacher. Encouraged by her am mum"! Prue” ' "hM"'m9 up, My'm,, Be" We H, fin gays" lrg: Masomd' 3?.”-Jmpanmi 2 GTO” family. she 5988!! V0100 19850115. awarded by the P'lem1m Foum an.cial'report for the liospitalecaif 'ys'taila nub. e tlmciiaildnui U A and within the first two or three dam" hr study in Bmluk wk" Mrs AW Mat-Neill presented 0 cimi T "E. n vi uh: months had made so much pm QSE;-:3 ':':1::1""g::”B:ede:;d box'ot chocolates sent by Sidney Elm-se fag: u.."c'...sid.::" "an ' g::dzl:l'ln:l'1lGc l;:l:nc:::l&uIlP)l'ovl-x and made . nmalfy mcceulzl pm: (E:-:1 al:tite(EO:;P:ll'ly.kBl.'lgelIlOV; Christmas dinner. consisting of A P 5

. l fesslonal debut in Brussels. When 3" 5 5'3" R085! Turkey. Plum Puddlne. girl although she continued her we returned to New York H W" to Mr. Toombs, for same. on be- nuts, candy, fruit. etc. left nothing i

a audles at Iowa: Grinnell pm of thg Am. t b d led b "1 mu , , , College. She concentrated on Eng- t" cmmnue her nudy Mm mu Mrs. Burnett thanked all those ope ear 275, e me one" By kmd penmssmn 9f lish and History. Alter winning the '"'h"'" "”h"' members who had helped in the I ff?" d S”: fC"”"',,"; I sP.c'al ' Major General E. C. Plow. C.B.E., D.3.0., C.D. Bachelor's degree she went on By the Hme me "me bsck (0 decoration of the Christmas trees. J: C,,:u-,1” C"3,',,5f,,”.:' c,?.','.?f.. 1., Pair to take education courses in ad- the Uuned Stu". more W" ab A letter of thanks was read from ' I F0? 5

dilion to her voice lessons at the Univermy of Colorado. H", "F ready considerable excitement terests and capabilities were var- md '”c"hu"" "Wt her in top 1”. m. W" leave in dumaucl. music circles. Her first profes- - - :L:::'... . :..::m.;:lvr ":' mom" hum” club" "L plcea; sheerewual: glhoaeiileto lihg.th'a ADVANCED sruny alto pai-It sln the! lgewbellork pr; But music absorbed more and m”" ” .."""e ” r" "'"c.. more or her time and creative he"'1ded Prue" ”' Km'e3""d energy. She contlnued.to sing in with the 30”” Symphony Md" public whenever she had a chance. Chnl" Munch P" me C"! H” Ind ,m.,.d 1., kn”, open”: cher Centennial she was chosen productions frequently. She was '”.p”"”",? u" L"”' F"" L"' Rood g Very. very good. Funny in: Song. Her repertoire had we dam - to 1"" her job mg grown to include not only exten- ching vocal music lna high school. "V5 "d "tied '"u" "'9' hm mu m, E.n ,0, adwmced mm, an impressive llatlng of the im- u Manhattan's Jullllard School P”"'"' W” "1" "' W" ""'

of Music. While lhe was at Jull- 0"""'-

linrd she won a scholarship for ----------:-- Chopter of Royal

study at Tangelwood. summer home of the Boston Symphony and Scarlet Hold Meeting The annual meeting of Hlllaboro

scene of the Berkshire Festival,

Ind proving ground tor so many Royal Scarlet Chapter was held in Boyne Lodge room on Rich-

Will Replace I mond Street on the 14th of Jan- Heafing uary 1957 with sir Kt. w. Corn-

mander. J. 1. Gordon Roan tn the 0 chair.

In . mnftegdtliefroatlne ltislnesa was apo o. e fol wing offic-

TM mum” ham” "' "" era were elected for 1957 and

place the present coal burning nir- duly manned by sh. In. C. Rap

Mr. N.D. Macbean. expressing

Charlottetown. Again on Decem- ber 30th they visited Central Cltrls- L

how very much this festive touch is appreciated by those confined to the hospital at the Chrlatmu season.

Mrs. Claude Whltenect. conven- er of the Spring Fashion Show, to be held at Queen Charlotte High School. April 9th, reported all committee. at work. and the selection of models completed. is- abelle's Beauty Salon will do the hair styles. and Stead'I Phar- macy will supply the make-up. Mr. Royston Mugford has agreed to play for this year's show. Mrs. A.W. I.lcNelll reported that some or we models' photographs have already been taken at the Char- lottetown Hotel. by Mr. George Barter. Mrs. MacNelll moved. seconded by Mrs. H.L. Sear. that a letter of thanks be written to Mr, R.S. Pitt. for his kindnela and co-operation in giving to the Ald. the use of the Charlottetown Hotel for the taking of these plo- turea.

It was moved by Mrs. George Rogers. aecondcd by Mrs. JA. Likely and carried. that education- al toys be purchased for the ped- latrlc room at the Prince-Edward , Island Hospital.

Following adjournment tea was served by Mrs. Allison Owen. Mra Blanchard Malion. Mrs. Robert Pitt and Mrs. Lorne Ramsay.

tian Church and on this '

ha uaed to he! th Cltylialt

wish a new oll.burnl:g unit was M.cE'chem'

reached at a apeclal session of the Sir KL. W. (2.. Robert Ince: Sir Kl. W. C.. James Crabbe; Sir

City Council last nllht. . P . Comm . A The meeting wan Druid” "V" (l1(:irdon.ul!o?h: Sir CJliai:- ”! Dev"!!! M110! 5- Willi”! G” Iain. J. K. Campbell; so-' Kt. c. :01. in the absence or Mayor Ste scribe, Spurn” Moon; 3" KL art. All other Councillors were C. u.eum.n,' "mu 0 mcr” '”""l- glfmcglr igir vhiiei-mu. Jainaa " Rim com. me; . II: . . ll! lecturer. O'Neill.-Clfirman ofblhe Con?imlt- 5- K. 155'??? 3" KL 0- Md lec- lee been in charge of such matters "'5 MIGKNDWI 31?-

,that the present furnace was in '- . 7;:dognl:,nnm:tfiiala repair. and in mm” l;fI.w0. Klgcralo. Ewen om mjuclmdmwmwnl expert consultants "0" In 35””! iuch rfpair wogld becuozne ap re-t - finds it pi-odtable to get new curren lune. nce cos a Undarwooda every N0 370!" T ”m tieatlll Iait had not "'2. war! little dtlfancn jpugh aw” typ.'u!).,rN.p.dod I If year-"tor the put several yearn. . ' 'iu 'm,.chb.-,,,-. it was decided that Council be i-agotuug. to an 9.; 5.. I. lrgda new larval look trying-with distinctive "'7 .IIhIlflIIIthorlt!bplIrchalelderafni-thahnallatloaofaaew hoodedbeadlightia-iafuncta'onalaawellaahandaome.lts A.kyourUndu-woodrn-n:h- aewone fin-aaeo was moved conndl dn”gQtofInyQ1mk)u'viyall'023mugm mmhwnwywmgy,

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High School and University Students

As a public service the KINSMIII CLUI are holding a matinee per-for-Inanee. of the Canadian Players of Stafford in Shakespeare's I-IAMLIT at the Queen Charlene High School. Friday. Feb. In at

3 pun.

Tickets available at your school or. from Henderson Ir Cudrnore. Special srlilenf admission: 50 earn:

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