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ada can expect near-normal tem- peraiures in the next 30 days, ac-

City and Central Guardian

Scattered parts of Southern Can-

"CRASWELL for better photo- graplis." ..i-.' TREAT THE SICK WEl.l.. Giggcy's Pharmacy. open 8 a.ni to 8 p.m.

wonrn's PHARMACY. Pure Drugs with an experienced as- vlce. Dial 3424.

500 CUPS AND SAUCERS. reg- ular si.50 value 0n sale atB8 cents during Wellnerls Fire Sale.

HAMPTON Pastoral Charge.-- Services Sunday, March llth ilnmpion 11 a.. m. Appin Road 3 0. m. Victoria 7.30 p. m. Rev. ii. Baxter, Minister.

FOVEHEAD P A S T 0 R. A L Cll.-iIlGE-United Church of Can- anzi. Services Sunday, March

lllh. Union Road 11 a. .m. West Covchcad 3 p. m. Stanhope 7.!) p. m. Rev. Norman Green..

FIRE SALE CONTINUES. - Discounts up to 8150. on Televis- ion! up to 8100 on refrlBENIi0PI. liberal discounts on all types ranges. electric. coal and oiL City T. V. and Radio. 175 Great George Street.

Couple Celebrate 40th Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Rose, New Glasgow, N. S., celebrated their l'o”tletll wedding anniversary and were "at home" to a large l)llllll.JI' of friends and neighbors recently.

cording to this map based on the long-range forecast of the United States weather bureau. The area of expected near-normal temperat-

"YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE at the Hughes Drug Store."

ORWELL-VERNON UNlTED CHURCII.- Rev. John M. Sheen. Minister. Cherry Valley 11 a. in. Vernon River 2.30 p. m.. Eldon 7.30 p. m.

POWNAL UNITED PASTORAL CHARGE. - Services Sunday. March 11th. Millview at 11 a. III. Pownal at 7 p. m. Pownal Sunday School at 10.45 a. m. Rev. T. R. Goudge, Minister.

LISTEN TO the Panel Dis- cussion this evvening over C. F.

3- c. v. at 3.45-9.00. Is This Your

School? Assistant Director of Education Malcolm Mackenzie. Chairman. assisted by Mrs. Mur- dock MacGowan. Pres. Womens' institute. Mrs. Phillip Matheson and Mr. Chester Cooper.

ried by the late Rev. J. A. Ram-

P. E. l.. and Mr. Rose were mar-

say in New Glasgow on February

Temperature lOutloolt Varied

ures covers the southern Maritim- es, Quebec's Eastern Townships most of Ontario and a belt around Hudson bay the sections of southern

ALBERRY PLAINS SCHOOL JANUARY REPORT Grade X-l. Violet Walker; 1.

Martha Walker. Grade IX-1. Ella Walker; 2. Fred MacMillan; 3. Peter Cur-

ran.

Grade VIII-i. Joan Praughl. 2. Edna MacMiilan, 3. Kaye Val- l

ey. - Grade VIII-1. Rose Praught; 2. Estelle Wilson; 3. David Walk-

er.

Grade VI-1. Gerry Doyle; 1. Betty Lou Doyle: 3. Marie Cur- ran: 4. Wilma Wilson: 5. Margar- et Richards. Grade V-1. Florine MacMillan (absent for tests); 2. Florence Richards. Grade III (A)-1. Tommy Wal- ker. Grade III (B)-1. Marilyn Mac- Donald, 2. George Curran. Grade II (A)-I. Hilda Walker; 2. Leah Valley. Grade II (B)-l. Shirley Doyle. Grade 1-1. Robert Walker (ab- sent for tests).

P.E.l. Presbytery Meets At Zion

The March meeting of the Pres- bytery of Prince Edward Island was held Tuesday in the Hall of Zion Church, Charlottetown, with the Moderator. The Rev'd. M. Carl Currie of Montague in the chair and the Clerk, The Revd. T.H.B. Somers, at the desk. The following were also present: Rev. D. A. Campbell, Rev. Donald Nicholson, Rev. J.D. Macl(ay, Rev. L.M. Mac- Nwghton, Rev. Eli. Bean. and Rev. W.H. Brown, together with the following Elders: R.A. Macxenzie Donald Campbell, Murdock Mac- Phee. R.S.P. Jardine, E.A. Cud- more. Donald Mat-Nevin, Boyd Beairsto, Earl Mat-lnnis,' Milton Fraser. A.A. Macswain. and W.B, Simmons.

The Rev'd. D.A. Campbell pre sented to the Court a Call in favour of The Rev'd. Donald Nicholson to the Belfast Congregation. Five re presentatives spoke in support of the call and fire representatives of Mr. Nicholson's congregation urged him to remain as their past- or. When aske to state his mind Mr. Nicholson requested time to consider and on motion of the Rev. T.H.B. Somcrs the Call was laid on the table and proceedings desisled until the May meeeting of Presbytery.

COMMISSIONERS

A comprehensive review of the Canvasscrs' School held in Toronto in January was given by Rev. D.A. ICampbell. For the sccrciaryship of the new committee on radio and visual aids, the court nominated the Rev. D. Ralph Mat-l)onald of Thorburn, N.S. To the forthcoming General Assembly in Toronto in June the following were , A "

Saskatchewan. Alberta and British Columbia. The rest of Canada can expect below-normal temperatur- 9S- (CP Photo).

PRODUCTION RISE

OTTAWA (CP) - Production of pig iron and steel ingots rose sharply in February from the cor- responding month last year, the bureau of statistics reported Wed- nesday. Pig iron output increased 25 per cent to 269,008 tons from 215.075 while output of steel ingots climbed 24 per cent to 389,581 ions from 314,657 in February. 1955.

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Teacher: Blanche MacPhea.

They have two children. Mrytle (Mrs. Trueman Grant) of New Glasgow and Lincoln (Bub) of

' A Alberta, who with his wife and two children arrived home for the occasion.

Mrs. D. J. Chisholm and Mrs. Deane Cooke presided at the nice- ly appointed tea table laid with a Queen Anne lace cloth centered with the wedding cake and green tapers in crystal candle holders.

The rooms were decorated with bouquets of roses. carnatlons and other early spring flowers. There was a large number of cardh and

. Rose, the former Miss

I'EHIQI'nbI'uIu.vn.

SALON OF AMATEUR

Sponsored by Charlottetown Camera Club

ATTEND THE

gym:

commissioners: Rev. .Vl.C. Currie, Rev. JD. Mackny, Mr. R.S.P. Jardine and Mr. T.A. Mat-Kinnon. Applications were approved for various appointments and grants to augmented charges and mission fields which will be presented to the Board of Missions at its meet- ing in Toronto this month. Reporting for the Budget, Rev. L.M. MacNz-iugliton stated that the Presbyterian Church in Canada had reached and passed its goal of a million dollar budget for 1955. The increase in givings throughout the whole Church in 1955 was ilie larg- est in over thirty years and in this the Presbytery of Prince Edward Island had had a share. A consider- able number of our Congregations had shown marked increases, and

The National President of the Junior Chamber of C rce of Canada will arrive in Charlotte- town thls afternoon on a visit to the local Junior Board of Trade. Mr. Ross Smyth will be the guest of honor at a dinner this evening

speak to the meeting concerning various aspects of Jaycee work

were commended by the Convener. Reporting on Christian Educa-

the increases recorded for 1955 in the number of Church Schools iiuoughout the Presbytery, number of pupils, new communic- ants received. missionary givinga of the children. and the differences and advances amongst the various young people's societies.

rresenting the Presbytery's Stat- istics for 1955, the Rev. T. H. B. Somers stated that despite the L dicaps of so many vacancies in our pulpits the year 1955 showed in- creases in the number of elders, number of children in church, schools, number of households. and number of comrnunicants. Tum- ing to financial returns the in- creases were exceptionally good showing positive advance in giv- ings both for congregational pur- poses and the nilssionary and ex- tra-parochial work of the Church at large. GORDON MEMORIAL

Reporting on the Gordon Mem- orial at Alberton Rev. D.A. Camp- bell indicated that the work was now complete except for grading and . .w an . .. that plans be made ion in July.

Reporting on Camp Keir, Rev. E.H. Bean presented a most satis- factory financial statement of the camp's operations in 1955 and an- nounced new plans for the 1955 camps. i

Arrangements were made for the induction of The Rev's. L.M. Mac- Naughton into the Tyne Valley Rastoral Charge on May 8th when the Rev. D.A. Campbell is to preach the sermon. Rev. EJI. Bean is to give the Charge to the Minister and the Rev'd. J. Donald Mackay the Charge to the Congreg- ation. The next Stated Meeting of the Presbytery is to be held in the Church at Tyne Valley on May 8th

l.-. m

for its dedicat-

at 2 pm.

at the Charlottetown Hotel and will

lion. Rev. M.C. Currie indicated A

tne'

Expect National President Jr. Chamber Of Commerce

ROSS SMYTII

throughout Canada and in conjunc- tion with Junior Chamber Internat- ional. throughout the world,

The Junior Clizimiiers of Canada have some 25,000 active young men working through 300 local boards and chambers in all ten provinces and dedicated to the principles of leadership training and commu ity service.

SAFE DRIVING

At present, all Canadian Jayceea are concerned with plans for I forthcoming "Teenage Safe Driv- ing Road-e-o", the most compreh- ensive efforl on traffic safety and driving training ever undertaken by a national organization. It is expected that some 30,000 teen-age Canadians will have an opportun- ity to participate in this interest- ing and rewarding competition with winners advancing to regional fin- als and then on to a national final in Toronto with scholarships val- ued at 51,750 given to the winners.

Along with this and other nation- al projects of Canadian Jaycees. Mr. Smyth will report on "Opera- tion Brotherhood", an example of service on an ilnternaiional plane. Jaycecs supply medical supplies and support doctors and nurses working in Vietnam in South-East Asia. Mr. Smyth is associated with

Friday, March 9, 1956

The Guardian, Page 3 "

Protestant Orphanage I I

Contributions SPECIAL: 821.66: Kenslngton District Week of Prayer. CBARLO'I'l'E'I'OWN continued: 81.00: C. E. MacArthur NEW GLASGOW. collected by Mrs. Harland Hill, Mrs. Edwin Stevenson. Mrs. Leith Dlckleson,

.- Mrs. Earl Houston.

32.00: Mrs. Melvin MacLeod, Mrs. Howard Ling. I

31.50: Mrs. Richard Smith.

31.00: Mrs. Jay Edwards. Mrs. Harold Dickleson, Mrs. Wallace

', Dicldeson, Mrs. Foster Seller, Mrs. ; Harland Hill. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. J Dickleson, Mr. and Mrs.

C. S. Dingwell, Mrs. George Dickieson, John Semple, Mrs. Gordon Laird, Mrs. Richard Dlckieson. Mrs. Her- bert Stevenson, Miss Louise Mac- Coubrey, Miss Elsie Laird, Mr. and Mrs. Alden Dickieson, Eric Stevenson.

.75 cents: Mrs. Oliver Parkman, Chalmers Laird.

.50 cents: Miss M. E. Campbell, Mrs. Leith Dickieson, Mrs. Lorne Stevenson. Mrs. Earl Houston, De- Witt Brown, William Semple,

Total. . . 326.00.

ARGYLE SHORE District, Col- lector Lorna MacPhail.

31.00: Mrs. Waller MacPail, Al- an MacLean, Fred MacPhail, Bert MacPhaii, John D. lilacPahii, Mal- com Macl(enzie. Waldron Seller, Goodwill MacPhail.

.00 cents: J. W. M;-icDougall.

.50 cents: Neil MacPail, Dan Ferguson, Donald MacPhail.

Total.. ..5l0..'i5.

HUNTER RIVER continued.

51.00: Mrs. Nelson Stead.

Trans-Canada Airlines at Montreal.

Married and the father of two children, Mr. Smyth is past-pres- ident of th Canadian Airlines Dis- patchers Association; the Young Men's Section of the Montreal Board of Trade. and the notre Dame de Grace Young Liberals' Association. His is also a member of the Aviation Writers Associat- ion and the Montreal Reform Club.

Mr. Smyth's visit to Charlotte- town is part of his national tour as Jaycee President which has tak-

en him from coast to coast in Can- ads.

.50 cents: Mrs. Herbert Smith. Mrs. William Days. Total--..82.00. . ” MONTAGUE and districts. par Mrs. R. W. Beck.

Montague continued, Mrs. Leslie MacDonald. 85.00: Dr. A. E. Ings. 32.00: Mrs. Duncan McIntyre. 3100: Malcolm McPhee, Stow- art MacLeod.

Total... 39.00.

Collector Mrs. Keir Clark.

32.00: Mrs. George Nicholson, Rev. J. M. Fraser.

31.50: Mrs. A. F. MacKenzle.

31.00: Mrs. Preston McLure. Mrs. Harvey Fraser. Mrs. Cath- erin Mahon.

.50 cents: Mrs. Garrick, Mrs. Mrs. Stewart Nelson.

Total. . . 39.50.

VICTORIA CROSS. collector Mfg, D. J. Campbell.

01.00: Mrs. Ella M. MacLe5d, Norman Nicholson, Donald Mac. Leod. Mrs. J. D. MacLeod, Mrs. Stewart Adams, Gavin Reid. Mrs. Bill Hicken, Mrs. Harry McKenna.

Total. . . 58.00,

CALEDONIA. collector Mrs. A!- lam Cameron.

3200: Caledonia W. 1., Mrs. J. Angus MacLean. ,

SL001 C. R. Martin, Allan Cam- 81'0". Dan MacPherson, Mrs. Mal- colm MacLean, Norman J. Mac- Donald. James Stewart, Mrs. Don- ald Martin, Dan Wilson, Mrs. Charles Stewart.

.50 cents: Angus D. MacDonald, Mrs. Malcolm C. MacDonald, Mrs. Jennie MacDonald, Stillman Acorn. Hugh MacKinnon, Mrs. John MiicLennan.

.55 cents: Mrs. John S? Stewart.

Total 816.55 BROOKLYN. collector Mrs. Wil- lard Bruce.

32.00: Stewart Bell.

31.00: Willard Bruce, W. D. Mac- Kinnon, Nathan Bears, John 1''. Bears, Alexander Macxinnol John Whiteway, Jack MacKinnoI Arthur MacKinnon, Archie Mac- Donald, Lloyd MacKinnon, Simon Campbell, William Matheson. Total. 314.00.

collector

ASK FREI BROADCAST TIME

NEW YORK (AP) - A unit of the largest American Protestant church body has condemned com- mercial sponsorship of radio and television religious programs. urg- ing networks to provide churches "desirable broadcast time" free of charge.

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