MRS. E.D. ELLIS. secretary at are P.E.I. Art Society. is seen pre- genilng her report to Mr- Edwin Campbell. President of the Mari-

Tirc twenty-second annual meet- tug of the Maritime Art Associa- tion got under way last night when delegates gathered in the clubroom of the P.E.I. Art Society in the Civic Centre. y

Mr. Edwin Campbell. principal of Saint John Vocational School and Association president was in the chair to present his report and to hear reports from some fifteen of the twenty-eight member groups Mrs. E. Dnvlss. president of. the local club which acted as host. warmly welcomed the delegates and visitors.

The Association accepted the invitation of Miss lxilamay White of Edmundaton on behalf of the Edmundston iN.B.) Art Group to hold the convention next year in

Home Art Association presently convening here. Also pictured. left to right, are Mrs. Ruth Hen- derson. M.A.A. Secretary, Prof.

Maritime Art Ass'n 22nd Annual Meeting Opens Here

that city. A nominating commit- tee was named. its report to be brought in this evening.

Mrs. 8.8. Jones and Mrs. Louis Simmons, assisted by other ladies of the Society, served light re- freshments at the conclusion of the meeting.

The Association continues its business ” today in the Writing room of the Charlotte town Hotel, followed byabanquet at the Queen Hotel. On Sunday morning guests may visit the con- federation Chamber. the Harris Gallery and attend church services as they wish. Sunday after- noon a drive along the North Shore is planned. with a lobster supper at Shining waters Lodge. Caven- dish. to conclude the convention.

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A.S.Mowat. M.A.A.Treasurerand Garthe. Halifax; for N.B. -Ming Mrs. E. Davies. president of the Marguerite MacNair. Fredericton P.E-I. Society. Other executive and for P.E.I.- Vic Runtz, Char- members attending are vice presl- lottetown.

dents for N.s. -William De-.

Tl" report of a special com- mittee appointed earlier in the year to make a survey regarding possible adjustments and amal- gamntlona of Pastoral Charges was the highlight of the regular meeting of the Presbytery of Prince Edward island. the United Church of Canada. which was held in the North Wiltshire church on Thursday of this week.

The report. presented by Rev. C. R. Moase. Chairman of the special Survey Committee. made a number of recommendations full implementation of which would mean that the number of pastoral charges in the Presbytery would

Meeting in regular session on Thursday in the North Wiltshire church. the Presbytery of Prince Edward island, The United Church oi Canada. dealt with a wide var- icly of subjects. including the re- rcptlon of two new candidates for the Christian ministry, the ap- proval of the fonnation of a new pastoral charge in the Parkdale area. approval of plans for new buildings. approval of calls from various charges. and a report of a special committee appointed ear her in the yesrgto make an ex- tensive survey regarding his adjustments of paatu'al'- ehsrlea within the bounds of Presbytery. CANDIDATE!

Frederick Seller oi Charlotte- town. and Russell Green of Elme- dale were received as candi for the Christian ministry. Both were highb recommendeg by their respective clinches. ole was made oi the feet that both you!!! man have cause has a background where the mtalatry of the church had be!!! in Hflfd. and W330 members of Ir families we or have been in the ministry. Mr. G is the son of Rev N.R Green I ale. and a giandson of tin late Rev. W.l. Green. formerly

his a number oi ministers in his

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bytery gave consent to the a rig up in a formal way of a new pastoral charge in the Park- dele area. A service marking this

w I share in the service. At that time it is expected that the Char- tc Roll of members will be sign-

been donated for In mention of a'.chureh btatlhng. ad the MP0 I held that by late fall lira place

worshl will be oomple:dRu.

Parkdale Charge Approved By The U.C. Presbytery

date. Shaw: Manse Committee, Prince

of Stanley Bridge. Mr. seller also the

the office of President oi Confer- ; once.

ye-3 Cases Heard In

slon Committee. Rev. W.B. Mac- Phall.

Committee on Information and Stewardship. Rev. G.A. Cowper- Smith; Committee on Minister's Salaries, Mr. S.T. Green: Over- seas Missions. Rev. G.li. Clrrlstie; Pastoral Relations Committee. Rev. A.S. Weir; Pensions Com- mlttea. Rev. D.A. Sharpe; Pine Hill Committee. Rev. A.F. Mac Lean; Publications Committee. Rev. Farquhar Macitinnon.

Records, Rev. W.H. For-aythe; Statistics. Rev. Grant walls; Unit- ed Churchman wrrespondont. Rev.-J: Ildberxean; Members on Settlement Committee. Revs. A.S. Weir and E.A.C. llaley; Members on Conference Fund Committee. Rev. F. Macliinnon and Mr. W.R.

Col. Rev. N.R. Green. Queens Co.. Rev. R.A. Patterson. Kings Col. Rev. J.M. Fraser; Representative on P.E.l. Camp Committee. Rev. G.E. Christie; Members oi Nation- al Committee on Evangelism. Reva L.M. Murray and W.A. Patterson.

Presbytery named Mr. Allison Macltlnnoa of Charlottetown as its norninatltnr for the Editorsirlp of the United Clrurchman. The new editor will be named from among nominations of the variety Presbyteriea oi the Maritime Con- ference at the sessions of Con- ference in June of this year, and will assume his duties as oi July lat. 1058.

Rev. J. Artirur Forbes was nam- ed as Presbytery nominatl for

Magistrate's Court

Charged with cornmlting darn- a to a raidencs in the vicinity

the C.A.A. Grounds. a City ras- tdent was fined moo and costs of 30 days by Magistrate Gilbert Gau- dot at Queen's County Magistrate's Court Wednesday morning. I or driving a motor vehicle without an operator's permit. another City resident was fined ram and costs or 0 days. I similar fine being lrapoaad upon an East Royalty re sident. charged with illegally park- ing on a highway curve.

be reduced irom 33 to 28. Pres- bytery gave approval in princi- ple to most of these recommen- dations. and asked that the Boun- daries Committee of Presbytery meet with the official boards con- cerned to work toward an early implementation of the recommend- atlona. Recommendations for two areas were passed on simply for consideration by the Boundaries Committee, with the hope that they also could be worked out stalsiactorily.

MINISTERS LACKING

The Committee's report stressed the present shortage of ministers not only in this Presbytery. but i” oughout the Church. it noted that 067 United Church families in the Presbytery are presently without the services of a regular- ly settled ordained minister. A strong plea was made for careful consideration oi the over-all problems. and members oi the Court were urged to support to the fullest the work of the Boundaries Committee as it worlu toward possible implementation oi the

recommardations.

The report stated. in part. that "we must lrankly'iaca the pros- pect that many. . . families are going to be without a regularly settled ordained minister unless we take some steps-even drastic steps. perhaps.-to work out a plan oi rearrangement and amal- gamation. . . "

The report also stressed that the recommended changes would result in all families oi the church being served as well or better than at the present time. and that many charges would. under the recommendations. the greatly

strengthened. it was also inted out that considerable savings

could be effected through lessen- ing oi grants from the Board of Home Mission-e saving esti-

Revision And "Reduction Of U.C. Pastoral Charges Advised

mated by the Committee to be about 310.000.

RECOMMENDATIONS included in the report are the following recommendations. The

Lot 16 and Wellington charges to be joined into one. Malpequa and Margate were asked to consider the formation of one larger clrarge. Recommendations in the area from St. Peter's to Wlnslos would result in one less charle being in existence.

The Dundas charge was recom- mended to be a part of a three point charge comprising the pres- ent Dundas charge and the con- gregation of Georgetown. The Sturgeon and Miiltown Cross con- gregations of the Georgetown charge were recommended to be joined to the Montague and Valley- field charges. respectively. Ree- ommendationa involving Corn- wall. Hampton, and Tryon charges would. if implemented. result in one less pastoral charge.

The Committee. as well as a number oi the Court, stressed the fact that all recommendations of the Survey Committee must be approved by the congregations involved before they can be pl! into effect. Meetings with the con- grcgatlona and pastoral charges concerned will be held in the near future- under the auspices of the Boundaries Committee oi Presby- tery.

Closing Meeting Y's Men's Club

The final meeting of the Alpha Y's Men's Club for the current season was held in the Y.M.C.A. last evening with the president. Roy smallman. presiding.

Guests included Malda Roger son. Ruth Boswell. and Chen Cooper. The musical program ar- ranged by Roy Smallrnan was much enjoyed by the Club mem- bers. This consisted of vocal solos by Miss Maids Rogcrson ac- companied by Miss Ruth Roswell. a vocal quartette by Club mem- bers Clarence Walker.iRoy Small- man. Bud McMurtry and Ralph Rupert. and songs by Chen Cooper who is well known to local radio and T.V. fans.

Plans for operation of the YM. C.A. bowling alleys for the coming year were discussed and suggest-

ions given by Edgar Jardine.

ing public safety and work.

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A aurnbc at OWGIM-N01!!! dealing with a variety It 50311- mental activities wan made at a recent meeting of the Government Dr. Lemuel E. Prowse was ap- pointed Chief 1" . -I-A- Belf- don, Provincial Survsonzr; lea Maolseod Crown Proaecutor for King's County. Dr. Gordon Lea was re-appolrned a member oftheSchoolBoardoIbhsCityof Charlottetown.

other appointments included Errol Wood, Vlnstnrmsnt man. De- partment of Highwaylt Mary Mac? . vher. De- partment of Education; Mrs. Dor-

Appointments By Executive Council ,

DR. R.G. LEA

Dilly Sherran. Nurse at Hillshuo General Hospital; Edith Clare MacLeod. Srienographer,

ment of Health; Edna Kill-urn. Stenosrapher. Department of Health: Phyllis MacLeod. Stenc- grapher. Department of Educa- tion.

Retiring leave of absence was granted Miss Hazel Sterne of the staff of the,Provincial Sana .AIulI.

The appointment of Jessie Bing- ham as Assistant Supervisor of the Women's Irntitute branch, Depart- ment of Agriculture. was also an- nounced.

The resignation of Gordon Rice. School inspector was accepted.

HALIFAX (CP) - RCA? and U-.3. Air Force planes Friday he- gan an intensive search for a RAF Canberra jet bomber and its three-

chslrman oi the bowling com- mittee. The matter oi entertaining overseas Y's Men who will be visiting the island during the com- in: summer was discussed.

W. R. Carson gave the final ra- port of the inter-club stamp cont- petition showing the island clubs leading the whole Maritime rs gion in this phase oi Club activity. George Andrew was presented with the silver spoon in recogni- tlon oi the recent )ilrth of a baby daughter.

Several oi the local Y's Men leave this week end to attend the regional convention of the Y's Men's Clubs oi the Maritime: being held in Fredericton. N.B. over the holiday week-end. Dele- gates i ' T Roy Smallman. Bud McMurtry..Clarence Walker. Art-

RAF Jet Missing In Labrador

man crew. missing since Thurs- day on a flight from Edmonton to Goose Bay. Labrador.

The Canberra. in a routine night. was believed down in the hilly, frozen country near Goose Bay, the RCAF said Friday. it was within six miles of the airport Thursdap when communication was lost.

The United Kingdom liaison mis-

Financial

Cont from page 1 Premier rust who foresaw the prospect of an additional two mil-

on tor his Province arising from such a conference. in Manitoba Mr Dielenbaker merely ... tee to enter into such a conference" with a new spirit". Mr. Harris de- clared

coneemin, the possibility of s Causeway being built. the Fin- ance Minister replied. "lf it can be shown to be feasible. necessary and deairabla. it will be built by a Liberal government."

Aaked by one of the audience I”"'"' s''''”'' 0'”l' 5- 311'

' gsfturdsy. May 18. 1957 The Guardian Page 9

Liberal ndidat . ion in Pmvi'nce...eakrli? melkeacd the electorate to favor them with

their support.

Seated on the stage plgtionn with the Hon. Mr. Harris and chairman. W.li. h(acNeill. were Hon. A.w. Mathasoa. Premier and Allufney-General. Senator Elsie

bour. Hon. 3. late MacDonald. Hon. Eugene Cullen. Hon. Dougald lg-cxmnon. Benjamin Rogeu. p.

. McCornIn. Richard Dovwd. F. pi

A. Large. Q.C.. Simon P. Paoil. Russel Clark. Alex Maclasac. liar- olrl Smith. George Kitaon. Robert Dawson. Austin Bowman. Harry McLaughlin. and Hector MacLc-'d.

In addition to the above, lira three island Liberal represea.a- lives in the last House of Com- mons. Neil A. Matheson. J. Wataa MacNaught. and Thoma Kickharn. Ibsether with Cecil .A. Miller. Liberal candidate for Queens. oe- cupied prominent positions on the atform.

In conclusion the Canadian Fin-

ance Minlster assured his bearers that the Liberal Government was conscious of the needs oi all parts of the nation. and intended to "carry on a stable good gov. ernment. and continue the search for prosperity for all the people of Canada." Mr. Harris was introduced to the- audience by Mr. Neil A. Matheson. Liberal candidate for Queens. and member of the last Canadian Parliament, and thank- ed by hdr.Cecl1 A- Miller. also a Liberal candidate in Queens. Each candidate referred to the record of the Liberal administration, and asked the support oi the electors trrtheiurhorning ' ” . .. PREMIER MATIIESON

Hon. A. W. Matheson. Premier. of Prince Edward island, also ad-. dressed the gathering. The Pram-' ler took this opportunity to ex- press publicly his thanks to the federal Finance Minister who had received him and the other prov- inclal delegates "so well" during their visit to the Canadian capital last April.

Referring to the Minister's ob- servations on the tax rental agree- ments. Hon. Mr. Matheeon said that he was happy to know that "he has not closed tire book" in their regard. and that ”some of our representations were to be- given further consideration." . PREDICTS GOOD NEW

Mr. Matheson predicted that the Prime Minister might have some good news regarding the feast- bility of the proposed N.B.-P.E.i. causeway, when he visits this Province next week. I

The Island Premier also paid tribute to the Island Liberal rep- resentatives. and the Hon. Mr. Winters. Minister of Public Works, for their support and encourage- ment during the recent visit of the Provincial government delegation to Ottawa. He also declared that he "heartily endorsed” each of thel

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time bases and two U.S. Air Force planes and a helicopter, all from Goose Bay, joined in the search

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Tuesday. May 11-! A.M. to 6 PM. Wednesday. May 3-! AM. to 5 PM.

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Those eligible to attend are: INFANTS from 0 months of age and PRESCHOOL CHILDREIC.

TEEN-AGERS whose 19th birthday doesn't come on or before Dev ember Si. 1051.

PREGNANT WOMEN who must present a doctor's certificate when reporting for a lat inoculation.

There an I inoculations in the series. The int and Ind are given four weeks apart and the 8rd inoculation O-1 MONTHS or more aftu the 2nd.

Charlottetown preschool children who receive two inoculations lad

year should not fall to have the 1rd one at these clinics. Those wbs have had only one inoculation should have a second. N0 SCHOOL CHILDREN should attnd these clinics. They wil

receive their ltd ' oculati la the schools in June.

it is important ta be protected against polio for the coming summer season.

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All srmieyara of Labour within the Province. both Resident sntvloyins

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LIST OF DEFAULTING RATEPAYERS VILLAGE OF- MT. STEWART

Name of Assessed Reslden Street on which Ami. of taxes Personal properly is located R;l;tleEn;;. 'Afl'leck. Wilfred Mt. Stewart Main St. 2.75 3.00 Affleck. Francis Mt. Stewart Main St. 2.16 Dunn. Mrs. Ralph Mt. Stewart Main St. g 4.25 3.00 Feehan. Francis Mt. Stewart Main St. .... 3-W Jackson. Freeman Mt. Stewart Main St. IN Griffin. Mrs. Anne Mt. Stewart Main St. 2.08 Mitchell, John Mt. Stewart Main St. . 3.00. MacDonald, Walter Mt. Stewart Ross St. 3.00 MacDonald.Alban Mt. Stewart Main St. 31!) McCarthy. Pius Mt. Stewart Main St. 3.75 3.00 Peters, Frank Mt. Stewart Main St. 30)

Notice is hereby given, that pursuant to the Town.Act.R.S.P-EI..1951. Cap. 162. as applicable under the Village Service Act. I Will on the 14th day of

lion to the Stlpendiary Magistrate for the Court of Queen's. at his Court Room in the Law Courts Building in Charlottetown. for judgment against each and all the lands above described for the res pecuve amount: above mentioned. and then unpaid. and also for judgment age but the respective partin above named

Poll Taxes or Tax on real or personal property or other tax or any or all of

application at the time and place aforesaid. Dated this 14th day of May. A.D.. 1957.

Village of Mt. Stewart, P.E.I.

hour of four o'clock in the afternoon make applica-

mentloned as due by them respectively in respect to

paid. and proceed upon such judgment as by no se to the contrary be shown on the making of each

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