Optometrists
MONCTONwptometrisu from all parts of the Atlantic Provinces attended a three-day convention of optometrists here. The final ses- sions were held Tuesday.
cluded E.B. Higgins on Optometry and National Health. Dr. Louis Anapolle on Basic Training Pro ccdure and Mr. Higgins on Can- adian Optometry.
John Plielan, of Fredericton led off Monday afternoon's talks with a lecture "The Harrington. I-'locks G1 a u c o in a Screener."
Speakers on the final day in- Humor Ladies
iEdward Island Hospital was held g l on M Home. of the Aid opened the meeting with the '.ord's Prayer repeated in un- ison. and welcomed :.s guests from the Senior Aid Mrs. A.B. Bsgnall, Mrs. Walter Bealrsto. and Miss
, P.E.I. Hospital Junior Ladies Hold c”"V""'”" Aid Holds Annual Meeting;
nS10,000 Pledged To Hospital
meeting of the
The tenth annual . i of the Prince
id
inday. May 28. at the Cunilall Mrs. F. W. Jeiks. president
CELEBRATES
Rev. Linus Austin Bradley. who was ordained to the Holy Priest-
church at Kelly's Cross.
FIRST
. . ence Pitre. master of ceremonies-
"""d 17'” Salurd”-V '5 matured lici Francis lcdwcll lll”lt'0Ill'l
Ihoic us ilr t'vlt'l)l'illl'd N5 first Father Bradley and Rev. ' Cash. sub-deacon.
F-oh-iiiii Iiigii Mass in his native
CITY AND CENTRAL
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Wed., May .30 I956
Page "CR.-iSll'EI.L for better phof.oI graph: " wot R Iml.l..-IR BUYS MORE at tho lli'.:;llt3S Drug Store." i
I Plitif-T ACTIVE nncos with.(E.., .98 a Qllilllilflil Experienced Service.ln:5::r'fr::;,0rn '
ii'o::h 3 l'ti:ii'iiiacy. .
l (dbyti -; Pharmacy. open 8 a.m1 1., 3 p in.
AN.Vl'AL MEETING Charlotte-I titiin Little Theatre Guild,
l.:ill. iimliicatlziy, May 30th. 8:00 pm RI-ZSlil(1'F. Siitiirtiziy. June 9th for Basilica C W.L.. afternoon tea to be held in Notre Dame Audi-
torium. irniii 3 to 6.
P.iRKll.iI.E CARD PARTY- ll('-ftllls ui cgirtl party held in Park- (l.lll' ll.ill last evening were: Latlics, first Mrs. Leo Dowling; Second. ” 5. Jack MacGregor; ('oiisol:ition. Mrs. Frank Walker. Men's First, Fred Gallant; second. RPQ ii'hillo('k; consolation. Doug- las Htiiiiits. Iltior prize. Ilcnry Mac- Leoti, was-zeniit, Vernon Gay and Mrs. Leo Dowling.
TN.II'RF.D IN FALL - Yster- day morning Mr Charles Keoutz- liaii. fill. of Fillintrals-. was taken to the City ilmpitai by ambulance after sii'.'.ring injuries when he fell to the sidewalk at the Bank of Nova Scotia corner. It is believed that he suffered I weak spell and In falling siistnincd a severe lac- eratinn mcr the right eye and a slight concussion. Late last night Mr. Keoughan was reported to be resting comfortably.
..PRIZE WINNERS for the draw' held in connection with the Salad Suppcr sponsorcri by the Catholic Wonu-ii's League. Holy Redeem- er Sub-division were as follows: liroussa Rug. Margaret White. 17 McGili Terrace. Electric Steam Iron. inne Bradley, 56 Kent Street. All Wool Blanket. John J. Pitre. 50 Spring Park Road, 30 Piece Brcakfast Set. Mrs. M. Alyward,
38 Villa Ave.
BIRTHS. DEATHS. EHGAGEMEHTS. MARRIAGES
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m A. Birth:
"Ai'ihe”iTi1:.i, I-Iospital-H 1950. to Mr. and Mrs. Cor-
Nlay 2.: ti. Jr-in Wolvcrs. a daughter. nelia Wilhelmiena, 8 lbs.
Pl-ZARDON-At the King's Memorial Hospital on
075 .
DEACON--At the P. E. I. Hos- pital. May 51. 1956. to Mr. and
Mrs. Emerson Deacon tnee Joan Higgins) I sort. Colin Bruce.
MARTIN-At St. Louis De Mont- fort Hospital. Ottawa. Ontario. on Tuesday. May 29th. to Con- stable W. G. Martin, R.C.M.P.. and Mrs. Martin. (nee Helen I-Truth Roach. I daughter. wright 5 lbs.
RICHMOND - Al the King's Pnunty Memorial Hospital. Mon- tague on Friday. May 75. I955. to Mrs Git-nwood Redmond. ('.1rritE.'In and the late Glcnwood Ttcrhnond. it dniighter. ft lbs. 15
W
E0I.F..s:li.t-Ililis residence. North
River Road nn Tuesday. May 29. I956. Lornc Coir-s in his Silih Rcstimz at his late resi-
x Nil" rirnrc Funeral fr o m Zion Church on Thursday. service
rommcnrtng at 2 o'clock. torment in Milton Cemetery.
N. D. MacLIan
UNDERTAKEB EMBALMEII
ll 52" x -. Donald. third floor.
County ter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ber- MBY 35. nard is confined to her home with to Mr. and Mrs. Preston Pear- chickennmx don of Montagiic, a daughter, many mend, hope she Wm mo" Vera Mae. weight ten lbs. six be wen again,
In-
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BOYS' BOMBER STYLE Jack- s. sizes 24-36. Values in 8.50. S. A. Iilcllonaid.
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SALE AT 1lEI.F.N'S today start- ing at 1 o'clock. tliic rack of dresses halt pricc l ltli)lG blousesi etc.. Si.-19.
CHILDREN'S Printed Corduroy Overalls and pedal pusliers. ial. 98c pair. S. A. third floor. i
Spcc- -
Albion. Ralph and David has re- turned to the City. I
ST. JOHNS PRESBYTERIAN. Church. Belfast. The induction of the Rev. lloiiald Nicholson willl take place Thursday evening. May j 31st. at 7:30 p.m. All are wel-1 come.
Tf ATTEND FUNERAL - Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rapson. and Mr. Alton R on will leave today for Belmont. Mass. to attend the fitn- eral of Mrs. Rapson's brother. Mr. George Robbins, whose death oc- curred quite suddenly on May 28.
INDUCTION AT BELFAST. The induction of the Rev. Donald Nich- olson to the charge of St. John's Presbyterian Church. Belfast. will take place on Thursday. May 31st. at 7:30 p.m. Rev. D. A. Campbell, Interim Moderator.
POLICE COURT-Three drunk and incapables appeared before fiigistrai Martin yesterday morning. One was fined 55 and costs or two days. another was sentenced to te days. and a third was fined S20 and costs or ten days. A person charged with V8tlranc.V was committed to jail; fa: 30 days. A motorist charged with drunken driving was re- manded until June lst.
Personals
. Vi'Z.....m Robinson and Mr. -I. Damien Lenard left over the weekend for it motor trip to Tor- onto Ind other parts of Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Taylor, city have returned from Moncton where Mr. Taylor attended the Optomet- ric convention held there this week.
Miss Mary Bernard. City. daugh-
Ind mumps. Her
tad; inspection
A Police Seeking Sharp Operator
which was
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stock I-lye-Refractometer."
Dr. Louis Anapolle. of Rexton Juli" eiidcd the afternoon meeting with two talks. one on Visual Training and the second on "Basic Mono-
cular Trai iing." p
Following an informal banquet, general As- S(lL'i:liif)n of Optometrists was th-3 speaker. an evening of entertain. 6 II J 0 Y e (1 featuring and
M r. of
at which iii:in:i2cr
Higgins the Canadian
I'T19f1t LVHS Grenville Steeves. Electra Co . and Al and Aileen.
. .p H g . , i Police across the country are on M: Tltl-TAT THE SICK wELL..c10m p..m. C:,".,.,:dl:.fCm' 3B,'-Kilsi. iii.” ';"'k”"i :03 it Sever Opel:-sin; ' ' t . vio s repore o ave purc sse
ill" in 1956 model car from I local dealer, paying for it with a worth- lcss check. The man sought by the police is said to hail from the Prov- ince of Quebec and for a .time I worked at a Charlottetown garage. It is stated that the man upon l closing the deal left the Island and has been heard of him M9D"m"ild- since. The amount of the cheque and it is understood , N. -I , . that he agreed to finance the bal- belzlgshwfl”j"NtIlL"f0"', MK”! hlli. ance. When the automobile dealer 5' "g 1" M) W” ”" M" 1 presented the cheque at the bank
for payment he was informd that known to
no trace
was for 31,500
no such person was them.
Hospital liss'n
liionvention Opens
ST. ANDREWS. NB. tCPl-The 14th annual convention of the Mari- time Hospltal Association opened here Tuesdry with 340 delegates present from the four Atlantic Sectional meetings com-
chiet business of the
provinces. priscd the d
lies.
over the three-day convention."
Winners of Seven Scholarships In
followed by John "The
ay. The secretary - treasurer. Mrs. Gladys M. Porter of Kentville, N.S.. reported that a successful institut. for chartered accountants. administrators and hospital per- sonnel ha ' been held in Moncton. The Maritime Hospital Exhibit- ors Association. headed by C. M. Carpenter of Lewisville. N.B.. op- ened an exhibition of hospitals sup-
MHA pIESldeT1i Rupert Stocker of Corner Brook. Nfld.. is presiding
JOINS, House Mother of the Cundall Home.
The minutes of the'April meet- ing and of the last annual meet- ing were read. followed by the roll call by Mrs. Wendall Barbour. The resignation of Mrs. Norman Stew- art was regretfully accepted. The following annual reports were read and adopted: The tre- asurer's report given by Mrs. Don Macmillan: the League of Mercy Tea. by Mrs. Gladys llamhly: the Hospital Cart report by Airs. A. MacNeill, and the Cart treasurcrls report given by Mrs. George Roll- ers; Fashion Show report by the convener Mrs. J K. L. Irwin. the Fashion Show treasure-r's report. by Mrs. Stirling Benton; and the presidents annual report. given by Mrs. Jelks.
Mrs. J. A. Likely. convener of the nominating committee present ed the following slate of officers: Hon. President. Mrs. G. H. Bun- tain; Past President. Mrs. F. W. Jelks; President. Mrs. lan Burnett, Vice-President. Stirs. H. L. Scar. Jr.; '1: ording Secretary. Mrs. L. E. Prowse; Corresponding Secret-
Mrs. Donald Macmillan. Executive Members: Mrs Reid, Mrs. Lawreire Blakne
art.
Hospital Cart: Mrs. A. W. Mac-
Neill, Mrs. Sterling Beaton.
Cart Treasurer: Mrs.
Bell.
League of Mercy: Mrs. II. J. A.
Brown, Mrs. J. N. MncLcod.
Jr. Aid Representative on Hos-
pital Board. Mrs. H. H. Simpsrii. r.
Myron
bour.
Church Vice - Presidents: St. Peters: Mrs. George Michael. Mrs. Blythe ffurray; Zion: Mrs. Elm-:r Sutherland. Mrs. Walter Goss: St. James: Mrs. L. E. Prowse. Mrs. Robert L:"ge: fit. Pauls: Mrs, T. D. DeBlois. Mrs. Alan Johnston, Central Christian, Mrs. Allison Owen; Baptist. Mrs. Alfred Mac- Neill; Trinity: Mrs. W. G. Bar- bour. Mrs. S. R. Beaton. Mrs. T. A. Laidlaw. Mrs. J. W. Moreside, Mrs. Myron I1. Bell.
Mrs. Jelks announced that Mrs. Alan Johnston and Mrs. Fred Younker are to represent the Jun- ior Aid at the Hospital Aids con- vention in Saint Andrews.
Mrs. Jelks spoke briefly on the funds raising campaign now getting started to enlarge the Hospital. After some discussion it was un- cmiously decided to pledge 310,000 from thr Junior Aid. Refreshments were served by Mrs. W. A.. Henry. Mrs. Kent Ir- win. Mrs. Stewart Ives, Mrs. Ralph Jenkins, Mrs. George Michael, and Mrs. Wm. Michael. and at this time Dr. J. W. Mackenzie, chair- man of the Board of Tnistees of the Hospital. and Mr. Donald Mac- Donald. organizer of the campaign. visited the meeting briefly and were introduced by Mrs. Jelks.
ary, Mrs. A. J. Haslam: Treasurcr..
0 Petition Asks l
Mrs. A. G. Hogan, Mrs. Clive Stew-I
Membership, Mrs. Wendall Ear-.
IODE Announced
QUEBEC (CPl-Names of seven
Dr. Mackenzie expressed the ap-
preciation of the Trustees for the
time and effort the Aid put forth on behalf of the Hospital. and ex- plained plans of the trustees for the new wing. which resrettably will not i.iclud-3 : pediatrics depart- mz-nt at this tftne because of the expense involved.
Mr. MacDonald then spoke. again praisin. the Aid for its work. mentioning especially the cart. and how much it men s to the I)3tl9m5 Mr. lilacllonald explained the fin- ancial position of the hospital, the total arsount ceded for the new win; the amounts that can be raised from bcnds and savings. and the remainder that must be raised by voluntary subscriptions. A suggest.on made was that the Junior Aid assume I sponsibility for sc..ie department or feature of the prescnt plan. Also some work- ers will he wanted for the general phase .5 the Soliciting.
Mrs. Jelks then announced to the visitors that the Aid voted 310.000 tow: rd ('2: iampaign, and Mr. Mac Donald ixpressed his gratitude for such a generous amount. as did also Dr. Maclfenzie. who said the money was badly needed and came at a most fortunate time.
Mrs. ("Lat Bro i moved a vote of thanks to the outgoing presid- cnt. 1' 3. F. W. Jel! -. and to her executive. at ' Mrs. Jelks welcom- ed the incoming president. Mrs lan Burnett and wishe; her and her executive every success in the com ing year. The meeting closed with the prayer.
For Election
TORONTO (CPI-The session oi Olde Davenport United Church in midtown Toronto voted Monday- night to petition Governor-General Massey to :" JOIVB Parliament and . call a general election over the no I tural gas pipeline dispute.
Rev. Allan Ferry, the minister. said the petition will be made available at services next Sunday for public signature.
The pciition was based on con- tentions that: n
I. Many Canadians are opposed to the loan because it is to be made to an alien firm for I do mestic project.
2. Canadians haven't been given I chance to express their attitude.
3. That a cabinet minister, not named in the petition. has up- posed putting the measure before the people.
4. 'he government is due to ex- pire shortly anyway.
"We are sending this petition be cause we feel our democratic rights as Canadians are being mis- used."
?..Ej:L.... WANT ACADEMIC FREEDOM
VIENNA tAPi4tudents in Com- munist ruled Czechoslovakia. who have been demanding new aca- demic freedoms, now are,request- ing that they also be permitted to obtain Western books and news- papers. the Prague Communist youth league newspaper Mlada Fronta disclosed Tuesday. Except for a limited sale in Prague. West- ern newspapcrs have not been available to ordinary Czech citi- zens since 1948.
scholarship winners were an- nounced Tuesday at the annual meeting of the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire.
Winners include: Juliette Bar- calo. 22, Montreal; and 24. James B. McLachlan, 26. Glace Bay, N.S.
The scholarships are awarded annually to sons and daughters of war veterans.
Mrs. 0. M. Martin of Toronto. national education secretary since 1952. was awarded a life member- ship as 300 IODE delegwes con- tinued sessions.
Tllp met-ting approved I new project to equip a 10-bed children's
Scheduled Friday
Next Friday afternoon the an- nual inspections of both the Queen Charlotte High School and Queen Square Schm Cadet Corps will he held at Victoria Memorial Field. Thc Queen Charinttc Corps will be inspected at 2.00 p. m.. followed by? the Q1tr-en Square inspection. Brig. G. G. K. Peake. DSO. En, will be the inspecting officer, H.- will be accompanied by Major K. Wnlfaniz. Gsc (2) and Capt. s. Moc Donald. of Halifax. Also present at the iispcctions will be the com- mending offisers of the Reserve units with which the Corps are affiliated.
On Thursday at 3.00 p..m. the Queen Charlotte Corps will be pro- senicri with the old West Kent School stridard. The official pre- sentation will br made by Mrs, K. M. Johnstone. at Memorial Field.
Dimer Honors Drama Festival Member Here
word in an Indian hospital at a cost of s2,000 and to award I 32.000 scholarship to be used by I stu- dent of the University College of the West Indies for study It I Canadian university.
Weymouth Fish
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-of the P. F.. I. D. F. A.. Dr. L. W. Shaw. The president, Mrs. Eddy Morison. presented Miss Fraser with s small gift. I token of appreciation.
Prof. Harold Sipperell of Acadia University. adjudicator of the re- cent Drama Festival was extended the thanks of the excutlve by Dr. show, along with I gift of apprec- iation for his services and the wish that he might again return.
VOLCANIC SOIL
Dominlcn in the Windward is- lands of the British West Indies has volcanic soil. with hot streams and I l')(Il".'!E lake.
An Informal
reception will he held at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bagnall's,
Cl'l3''l0WW0W'' "'5 Hazelgrove in honor of Mr. Non)! wmlmn ltel;.AtsTt:uirdQail,e:ttIHio.tei”'lNii'iroillH; Arthur Bagnall. New Zeal- Mlss Jessie Fraser of Summerside andv Thursday 9V9nln8- All
friends and relatives in-
vited.
who is shortly to leave the Prov- DIAL 5549 gee; for her home in Bridgetown,
Fl.-is Fraser, who has been an act Ive member of the P. E. I. Drama Festivsl Association. filling the position of secretary - treasurer for the past four years Ind is one of the governors of the Dominion Drains Festival AIsociIt' for P. I 1.. will be sorely missed by those with whom she Ills worked.
After We dinner In address was IIVOI 1! the honorary president
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Carry out service
comma soon
The Bunkhouse Jamboree
RADIO - 'r.v. ROLLAWAY CLUB
Thursday, May 31st ,.
TWO HOUR SHOW - 8 to 10 Laue-
Modern and Old Time Dancing To - 12:30
Tickets: Adult: 81.00: Clildron 50 cents Sponsored by the Basilica Youth Club
A co-operatlv the Kinsmen C town and Summers to a successful conclusion yester- day when their Prcsldcnts placed tody
. . t KINSMEN MAKE W P
e project between 'a tclevisio.i set in the Polio Centre lubs of Charlotte- at the Sanatorium. The gift was ide was brought officially accepted by
RESENTATION TO A
sistant Supervisor. Polio Centre. Pictured left to right-Miss Ar-
senault, Sam Robison, President
Kinsmen Club. Charlottetown.
Dr. Tudor Gensheff and placed in the cus- of Miss RM. Arsenault. As-
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CENTRE
Jim Ifarris President Kinsmei Club. I mmcrsidc, Dr. Todor Gen cheff.
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