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Mr. John Lt-Clair and Min Eimnor llaywood were last night crowned campus king and queen by college arch-bishop Fred Sellar at ceremonies during a danre at P.W.C. Prince and

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and Maids Rogerson. All are from Charlottetown. Another hlclillcht of the evening's activities was a mammoth royal family and stu- dent body parade through up- town Charlottetown. The attend-

The members of Ll!-E society at-

tended the funeral, in I body, on Wednesday morning.

The membership was reminded that the lrislv Minstrels show would be held at the Community Centre on Nov. 21st and 22nd, and that final arrangements had been made to assure the patrons of another fine Irish show.

The meeting then adjourned fol- lowed by a social hour. The ancient Romans success- fully lnade cement by mixing slakcd lime with a volcanic ash from Mount Vesuvius.

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Itlower picture, left to right Ian Gilmore, Carol Reynolds, Carol Daniel. and Brian MacPherson They also are from Charlotte- .town and all attend the P.W.C. model school.

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ATKINSOFPS it 4 4 4

Adclrossod Local Art Society

The members of the Prince Id- ward lalaad Art Ioclcty met at the elubroull Honda: evening with I bottar than average Attendance. Miss Eleanor Lows showed Ilides and gave an interesting talk on various parts of England she had visited during the summer.

Most of tho pietinos showed places oi historical interest Places we had hoard about in childhood were, given I sense of reality. en- livened. and made oifoctive, by Miss lnwe's now at words and wit. The I was taken to Blenheim. birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill. and shown the beautiful gardens there; Cutie and tho changing of the Guard: the King of Iraq In the State Coach during his visit to Lon- don; old churches. and the Shake- ageaer country - the theatre and

e beautiful Avon river; old Ro- man ruins with odd and interest- ing bits oi information; Stone- henge; the Roman baths; even an ancient lighthouse still in fair con- dition Iftcr 2.000 years of weather- ing storms.

Another picture of interest taken in England showed several Island- ers who had met so far from home: Mary Beth Harris. Mrs. Elizabeth Davey. hiiss Eleanor Lowe. her niece. Mrs. Mitchell, and Robert Agnew, who is n student at Cam- bridge. This picture was taken by Mrs. James Harris.

A picture shown which Is of special interest to the people of Charlottetown was that oi an Eng- lish hotel. the proprietor of which in Charlie Jenkins.

During the discussion which fol- lowed coffee, and cakes were served.

School Radio ' Officials Moot

I ' 'i ts Indm rsgiaihud ficials are meetini W town to study the Atlantic Schod Broadcasts and Bill for MIR Dr. L.W. Shaw. Deputy Minister and Director of Education oi Pl. 1 is chairman of the Atlantic Scho. Broadcasts Executive which meets Thursday NC l'1'l' day at the Charlottetown nits in conjunction with the CIIfI'ICIl- lum Committee of the M-lllllic Provinces. The object is to ctr ordinate the in Idcastn with other school work.

The Atlantic School Broadcast network presents ll program! I

lantlc Provinces. They range from Kindergarten to SGIIIC High School.

Attending the meetings will be Dr. L.P- Sleeves, Director. Audio- Visuai Aids Bureau, N.B. De L oi Education; his assistant MEI Josephine Lynman; Dr. O.V.D. Miller, Director of School Ser- vices, NJ.

R.W. Kane, Director of Radio Education, NS. Dept. of Edu- cation; Dr. AB. Morrison, Direc- tor oi Curriculum, N.S-; his as- sistant G.W. MacKenzic.

F.R. Kennedy. Director, Ausio- Visual Education, Newfoundland Dept. oi Education: Paul O'Neil. School Broadcast Producer-Organ lzer for the C.B.C. in Newfound- land; his assistant Chutes Man dell;

Douglas B. Lusty, School Broad- cast Organizer, C.B.C. Atlantic Region; and Malcolm hiacltenaie. Chief Superintendent of Schools for P.E.l.

The P.E.I. Department of Edn- cation is entertaining the group

at luncheon at The Charlottetown today-

weelt over in stations In the At- Iottcto

Outlines 'AImsiOf Wolforo Bureau

At the weekly ; oi Centennial 1'': Men Lloyd Grant and Neil hdaclnnis co-chIir- ed with Callbeck tinn- master and odd Whitncct song loader.

The guest speaker oiltho ovo- ning was Mr. Walter Baker of the Protestant Welfare Bureau. Mr. Baker outlined the four aims and policies of the Bureau and tol- lowed through with the basic ser- vices performed by this organi- aatioln. Th; basic services takl

o arm counselling in mar- rinse. ilncomo ithnninz and sar- vlces in direct relief in the Chat- wn area only. Province- wido services are for unwed motherl. adoption sat-vices and temporary foster homes prior to adoption.

George MIcDougIll thanked Mr. Baker on behalf of the club.

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Nuiiing Resigns Commons Seat

LONDON (AP) - Anthony Nut- Ilnl. who quit Prime Minister Eden'I government as ministe of state for foreign afflars Nov. 4 in disagreement with its Middle slllastern policy. resigned today In I member of Parliament. .

In I letter to the Conservative party chairman oi his constituency It Melton, the 8-year-ol former "bright young man" oi the Con- servative party wrote:

"I havi decided to resign my seat and 0 make way for I Con- servative candidate who would be able. if and when elected. to sup- port without reservation the pol- iclea of the present government."

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ALITY

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I-Ioovy Docltol In” Magistrate's Court

Nine , h In Inns- ually heavy docket before Moll-Ir trate Gilbert Gaudet in' Queen's County Magistrate's Court yester- day morning. Eight of them ro- clsvod fines of Il0..Ind costs IndtbecIseofthe9thwIsId- Journod for one week. The accused were each from Cher?! Vllley. hlloncton. Brackley Point Road. North River Road. Millview. MOI-III! Stewart. Tyron. and two from Char lottctown- Also under the frame Act. flnu It 85. and costs were imposed on I Charlottetown resident for hav- ing detective equipment on his vehicle, and I Hunter River resid- ent for allowing the illegal use of licence plates. For iaillnl 9-0 I? post an accident which resulted in injury, I Charlottetown - idcni was fined 310. and costs. A re- primand was given in the case of I Parlriale resident charlled with falling to stop It I stop sign. Under the Temperance Act. fines .i 320. and costs were given to I Bedford resident for purchasing liquor on I permit other than his own. and I Charlottetown resident for having liquor in his possession It a place other than his residence. Four Criminal Code cases were also presented. A Morell man charged with driving while im- paired. was fined 875. and costs. The cases of two Charlottetown residents. charged with theft of I motor vehicle, were adjourned until Monday next. Ball bonds of 3500. each were accepted. A Wood Isl- ands .esident appearing on I charge of indecent assault on I female was released on bail con- sisting of two 5500. sureties. The case was adjourned for one week. All three cases will be heard by I

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FRE 3 LB. TIN JEWEL

FOR ONLY

H580 2. The ttnardian

Charlottetown Sydney Yarmouth

St. John's

office here niys colder air mm moving across Ontario will aim-t New Brunswick by afternoon and reach Nova Scotia by evening Snowflurries will herald the at-. rival of the colder air in the lilo;-. itimes.

N.B. River Valley: Cloudy with shim. flurrles beginning mild, turning colder in afternoon, light winds becoming north is m afternoon. Low-high at llI0ll('llrIl and Fredericton 35 and 40. Saint John and Charlottetown -i0 and 4.3.

at 8.20 a.mv and 8.10 p.m, sum. merside tide 91' than Charl town. 'Sun rises today at 7,11 magistrate. 4.44 p.m.

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I LB. JEWEL SHORTENING

WITH THE PURCHASE OF A

P. W. C. CAMPUS KING AND QUEEN CROWNED

Thur, Nov. 15, 1955 WEATHER

TORONTO (CP - Tempera. tures issued by the Toronto public weather office Wednesday night;

Min Max 10

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Forecasts:

Prince Edward island. eastern counties. lower St. Jollll

in afteriioon,

High tide today at Charlottetown ighteen minutes Lit-

1!. and sets .1:

E SHORTENING

Guardian Photo :

signed to bring together all Prov- , lncial Boards with a view primarily , to tliscussing problems affecting l the Province as a whole. and their ,coilsequent relation to the econom-

Crapaud-Vicioria Board CI 0 lc development of Island municip- niiiics and rural areas. He stated

The Charlottetown Board of evening during his address at the (U,-mvr mm H was an ideal n1(-an; Trade has hompleted arrange- annual banquet ofthe Crapaud-Vic-,0; dewloping mmy of ideas M, rncnts for holding I "Workshop" toria Board of Trade held at thelmm any rcprcsengaglons being for all Provincial Boards of Trade Queen Hotel. imam, hy , ,-em-esemaglve group on Satilrriay, November 24, Mr. Mr. Taylor elaborated by stating mmld embndy the unanifnuug ng- Earl Taylor. President of the Char-;that the Workshop, to he held at ,-(.(..m.m nf me Bum-as of Trudg lottctuwn Board, announced last the Charlottetown Hotel, was dc- mmiigliout the Province.

President

CITY Allll CENTRAL

Princess were Allan Maclienzia ants oi the King and queen were i

-1- 11- 4 -it -it GROCETERIA

4 LB. OF SHORTENING ONLY

2 LB. ECONOMY PACK MISTLETOE

PITTED DATES 2 lb. pkg. 33c

95”

FRESH ROASTING

PORK. lll.. . . . .491:

FRESH DEVON BRAND

I COLORS-BLUE. WHITE, YELLOW. GREEN. PINK

2 for 33:

DELSEY

TOILET TISSUE

of the Crapaud - Victoria Board of

Trade, presided at the banquet and

introduced the guest! speaker. The

wives of the members were wel- icnmcd by Mr. Max Thompson. p Post Pr.--itient. and Mrs. Norman, MacDonald expressed appreciation

PREPARE NOW FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS BAKING

l'0i'li noulan buys mm It VISIT in srvu-3 lliillinery. Gt. 0,, l,(.hal; or the ladies for the in. 1 L3, yxa,...MAnvnNs we any l compiete the lluizhcs Drug Stars. George Street. "where every style vltation to attend the annual ban-l I

KENMORE 0” Ilpakrl ”" "15 ll HI-smell, enjoyable evening was spent ' . . . . c PLAlN gem” 83: now only S5 15. slmpsons Sears POLICE COURT -Only twojm a hmriy Sinwong M by Mr. 03 sALTED I

mixed peels, cut citron, candied pineapple, bleached raisins and shelled nuts.

cases appeared bcfore filagistratc

K.M. Martin in City Police Court

yesterday morning. Two persons

appearing on rharges of vagrancyp

were separately given sentences o

olltio days, and three months in B, I, S. Meehng

jai . l . m,.,m MEN , 0,, M,,,,.,y,And Presentation

ill fT' It Ch -hi leioL:,le:.”tIlTcllmrcg.Ii'lall)- mrrilrvlthly n1u(f(('l- Tl"-' B0"9V9l9'" "kn swlely ' ing with Earl Taylor in the chair. 185! MEN Pgetsrfillled Jiglfi lvvlvffm The large number of men present M9?"- 9"”, " 9 " WET m were privileged to hear Lt. Col. i It 3'", I" ll” wml his T Jwlgi 2! F.J. Storey present an account of p ")4'lrl'l'aIF10- W95 ats W315! progress made in I survey or the ("'j””-l"l'- ll " W951 bv k . water and sewage problems in 3 "E, -"lV9”l Pf mg mem "ts till” cl Charlottetown and the silrrounri--l”"?"-V, ""7""! l 9 Prawn” o"' l Routine business of the society.

Tliumpsnn, with Mrs. Leroy liow-

WE Tit!-IAT the sick well. Gil , latt as pianist.

gey's Pharmacy, open I I.m. to I p.m.

HOYT'S BEAUTY SALON. Nov- Imhrr special on cold wave per- manents, and machineless. 35.00.

..J0iN Charlottetown Little Thea- tre this week. Adults 83.00 couples lS.00. Students 31.00.

REFRiGEltATl0Nsales and re- pairs. prompt service anywhere in the l'rr1X'ln('P.'St0i'('y Electric.

Fiifllll F2l'ROPI-I realistic rub- ber rinses. tlnmpcletly washable.

A DELICIOUS NEW BREAKFAST CEREAL BY GENERAL MILLS

TRIX, pkg.' ' . . . .32c

FRASER'S-20 OZ. 2

till: LIVER, lb. . .. 27c

TRIMMED

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REGULAR WHOLE OR HALF

DELICIOUS

BEANS and PORK

IN MOLASSES OI TOMATO SAUCE

See them at Taylor”: Jewellers. in ",5, C0; Sfnroy is .-hair. ” i - i ' d with reports beingl mioolwil-:i.n Pnstornl Charge. ""'” ii; " M”"ff,'1"”',"" CnmrmfiElla:-neat:-llethgmvarious committtse CHASE AND SANIORNE

r'Tps'll,VlI'l'll'in ('hureh, there will be glimy (;n:r5::kmL; a g:,1',cm(:,fs,p,:"::.; eiiairmeli. , REGULAR I'tlllI."l' Ti .d ,N. . ' e 't l l id thi

il.s”.7.illl'.3.. T.'.l.."l..llJlLCf.l”lly c3X.lv"-Wns W" and rm"--i 7”" ””'”"" '”'""” "4 I ' 0 0 ' 0 on nine

lem, aggravated hv expansion oil ''""''”b"5 I" "bserve 9"” mlnuwni

CHOICE

TIII2 lilI(iI'I.AR monthly meet- ing o' i.:rrI:t-s' Auxiliary. Cana- lllilll l.r'l.'lun iiliich was to have been helrl on Thiirsrlay, Nov. 15, has been postponed due to un.

grncationnl meeting to consider . , Spence during the meeting int extcndinc .1 call. Rev. E. H. B , wrlaurmn area” 1” d”"”"""ll Hh ' 1 1 b in ' Gm-. - Imtwlm wnlvrmnrg can period was led by Frank Goshec,:gl:mg3'n: wing E89550? .2”, in RIB STEWING COUPON

ox. Presby. and c N. Black. - - v C mgmm Tm . I 5. . . O . 3 C

lliamilton, Ontario on Friday last.l FUNERAL AT FLAT RIVER- l

,Tht. funeral of the late Miss Jean . again". who died in wnpcham, man Iliathcson, Breadalbane. will.

Mass. Nov. 9 was held wednes. be pleased to know that she is re- day afternoon from the home of ('0V9l'"lE (mm her 79"” 0p9"'

BEEF.lll. . . . . . 291:

LANDMIcIN'l08lI i

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IAVEX, gallon . . . . 89:

forseen t-irrunislances. and will - 'mm in the p pr Ho: 1131 I , ,,, T K , A Mrs. Angus M. Ilcaton, Flat mv-l .9 - 5 I ';f,,," ',..,,;3,",f;l,,",f,;P,:j"V,'v,,2," ,;:mf er. The service was conducted FOR DELICIOUS sanans I - C9 O 9 C

the Rev. L. S Woltrt-y.

ii? 5 BIRTHS

tho m(ii't.iiE

, ..-,,e , and Mrs. John W. Mncwilliams .

sang ”Beyond The Sunset". Flower WIWDONM D gm vmmh Pun c MAPLE LEAF CALIFORNIA 59"?" i;f'9,ll"x';l;'l"1"”Sg' 2”” Alic Hospital Fredericton LN a l . c

llam Mac on: e. . corn ca on. I ' ' ' W

Murdock Gilmore. The Pall bcar- '3,5:.g'o::l:i,'"?nt"es" 2 bu CI'!WCl'8Il'r1Qt'lBERl0;I). .lalr:lieseicnI; Lmha unugtqnl a son Gary I ' ona , cc ' l ' . ll li';;l.”.'.”f.Z.'."c.llii”..l M. m... Mom WW" 9 'hs-- " rm: roAmNa 175 0Im'n all--Cnrris llg. cry. Interment took place in the .l.tY -At the P.F:.lslanrl Hospital CLEANSER Belfast Cemetery. on Monday. November l2t!i. to - FUNERAL AT YORK - The :"';::g,':f::' P',;?;::y All NOW 3wn'T5 Ax

funeral of the late Milton F. weigh. 8lb!'4ol '

Vessey was held yesterday after- ' I WESTON-S

noon from the Machean Funeral REGULAR 8

N,D,”ggL... Home to York United Church where service was conducted by . Rev. James sprouts and Rev. G. DUNSFORD -At Cornwall Nov- UNDEBTAKEB Howard Cllriste, Rev. T.A. Wiisrm lath, I956, Frederick L. l)uns- WA!-Ens 2 EMBALMEE assisted It the grave. Interment ford in his 74th year. His ro- . was in York Cemetery. The Pall mains are resting at late resi- "MINE but-en were Myron Ling. Ver- dcnce until no today then to com; in AND 2 TENS

Chnriuf town all

non Dncli. Norman Brown. Cllf- TRY A SAMPLE

st. John's Anglican Church Cra- fad Chappell. Howard Watts.

paud for funeral service It

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North Wlltslsiro Wendell Vessey. Funeral was zzao. interment II the cams PACKAGE MW 1- ICING SUGAR ”””"' 3'” 3 "M oil.” 13:”. he many men. of Mrs. N. guhoI;a'er,t',lifiI-1II:IIg.vorm.e:riy N . mcf: ll? 293 36.00 2 gs. 236 only 73c ..' u L". casnraau. - At the Charlotte SWIFT! IIINI Ann SAVI Ine TOMATO JUICE G0"-int 0353 003" 31!”-U,-3Dlg&lANI' 40Vn.tII39s 2 10oI.l'iht39o ,,,,,.,.,:m

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