NOVEMBER 26. 1953 lb . ..

LONG (III!!! W. I.

an nnusl meeting 0! the f,I,”o',:.u .VIolncn'a Institute met 1': me home of Mrs. Earl Mac- aenzig, Eleven members answered I.

lpresldent. Mrs. and Mac- -Jod opened the meeting. Mrs. Malcolm M.acNelll. Mrs. Wilfred Emmy. reports they cleaned the school. A amt gun. rubber cups (or chairs. ascents were ordered (or school. The secretary read the mnual rinancisl statement: receipts M113, expenditures OlIB,'I'l.Imount mus on school 047.45. community nu 33515- The following ofilcersl were ,,,m.g for the coming yelr-. presi- lent, Mrs. Wilfred Stretch, vice- president, Mrs. Donald Mae-

Eachern: y-treasurer, Iilra Earl Macxenais (re-elected): direc- tors. Mrs. Jack MscPhee. Mrs. Earl Maclachemz auditors. Mrs. Reginald Macl"adyen. Mrs. Mal- colm MacNeili; Mrs. Warren MacDonald, Mrs. Earl Macxensie; school. Mrs. Den Mao- Ewen. Mrs. Malcolm MaoNeill; con- '1 dolence, Mrs. Dan Macliwen ,Mrs.

xanggign is Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs... Errol Green were

"ck mmmme" recent visitors to Vernon.

Mr. Bonnet Our, Whsatley, was recent visitor to Kixnvton.

Friends are sorry to learn that

3”” M"K'”'”"- '""" '”"””'" Mrs. William Buchanan, rnmwood,

were appointed to clean school this month.

The retiring president thanked the members for their co-operation during the past year. Mrs. Nor- man Macxenzie invited the mem- bers to her home for the December meeting. Lunch was served by the hostess.

lottetown spent Saint John, N. 8.. taking a course.

has entered the P. I. 1. Hospital.

Mr. Reginald Newson of Char- three days in

Friena of Mr. Duncan Mamhsll

an glad to see him around after his recent long illness.

Mrs. Elmer Willis and son am;

have left an a visit to ha daugh- ter and two som in Toronto.

Friends are sorry to learn Mr.

Elmer Colwill, mmwood, is comin- edto bed withanattaekotvirus.

Mr. Dan Ferguson, Hampton, spent a few days visiting his sis-

COBNWALL-YOBK POINT W.I.

The annual meotiru of Cornwall- York Point Institute met at the parsonage on November 2.

It was decided that an extra no be given to the music teacher lor the coming year.

Mrs. James Beer gave an inter- esting report of the annual T.B. League meeting, which she attend- ed in Charlottetown.

The treasurer reported s332.24 in funds. The prwident gave a pleasing report of the years work. She also thanked the members for their fine co-operation during the year. It was agreed that the treasurer be appointed frmn York Point for the coming year.

Following are the ofllcers for the coming year: President, Mrs. James Beer; vice-president, Mrs Stanley Murchison; secretary. Mrs.

Stanley Willis; treasurer, Mrs. Gordon MaoEwen. S c h 0 ol committees: Cornwall.

Mrs. Waldron Lowther, Miss Gass and Miss Coles: York Point, Mrs. Wilfred MacKinley. Mrs. Reg Mac- Ewen. Min Greta Pmude.

Sick committees: Cornwall. Mrs. Ford Wilson, Mm Mack Maclean;

, Tl-TE GUARDIAN. R

Famous leaning Tower To Have New Diagnosis

PISA, Italy, (Reuters)-Europe's most famous architectural invalid is scheduled for another diagnosis soon when Prof. Walter Kjelman of the Swedish Geotechnical In- stitute begins to probe the soil beneath the leaning tower of Pisa.

Kjelman will take the controls of a special sounding apparatus he invented which has been bor- rowed by Italian scientists to study the sagging soil which has been the cause of the tower's chronic incline.

He thus joins the growing com- pany of distinguished diagnostic- lans who have prescribed every- thing from steel splints to cement injections since Pi.sa'a marble landmark showed its first symp-

,of time to try new ones. The . tower is still leaning on schedule

oms by giving a digmned lurch almost 300 years ago.

All treatments have been un- availing. But, as Pisans observe without ooncem there's still pienty'

-about a quarter of an inch more annually-and at that rate it won't collapse for another 200 years.

Old Problem

A problem from its very begin- ning in ll73, the lilo-foot tower began to lean even before it was completed. The first architect gave up in despair after his brainchild showed signs of bias and another builder completed the structure about 1350.

Since then the tower has con- tinued its wayward ways until now a. plumb line dropped from its bel- rry top strikes the ground 11 feet from its foundations.

Pisans have reason to hope that

Dr. Kjeiman's cure won't be too successful. The tower draws 60.000' tourists a year up its winding steps.

Mariel Prospecis

(By Harold Morrison, Canadian Press sun writer) OTTAWA, (CP)-Canada": po- tato growers may find selling a little tougher next year with heavy supplies developing both in Canada and the United States. a committee of tederal experts

said today.

Thus, potato prices, which cur- rently have dropped from 1951 and 1952 levels, likely will con- tinue to remain low in 1954, the committee said.

Continuing its report to the an- nual federal-provlncial agricul- tural conference, the committee made these forecasts:

1. With production increasing, Canada's supply of fruits. par- iirularly apples and grapes. likely will be more plentiful next year.

2. With the exception of pota- toes, the marketing outlook ap-

" race seven i

pears to be "relatively good" for most horticultural crops.

3. Despite a drop in bee colon- ies, an "average" honey crop may be expected in 1954, but the maple syrup crop Imay be down. a lack of rainfall resulting in an inadequate sugar supply.

4. Production 0! edible vege- table oils has reached an all-time high in Canada, but Canada still requires a lot more than she pro- duces. Consumption tor shorten- ing and margarine reached 147,- 000,000 pounds in the 1952-53 crop year-105,000.00!) pounds more than Canada produced.

5. Supply at cereal, flax, corn. hean. pea'and soybean seeds like- ly will be sufficient for all do-, mestle needs next year.

HUGE CAT 1, ,

REG-INA (CP)-A well-fed pussy is Tommy. who makes his home in the stores department at the General Hospital. Probably the

-biggest anti in Regina, 'Ibm-my weighs 21 pounds.

te-r, Mm, wm calm”. York Point. Mrs. Fulton Sander- ... son, Mrs, Wendell Dockendorir.

Min mam or-gum, mum in Directors: Oomwaii, Mrs. Harold Kingston, spent ti-us weekend at, Donahue. Mrs. Gifford Bain: York her l-some in Rage Valley, Point, Mrs. Colin MwPhail and Mrs. Stanley Murchison.

Auditors: Mrs. Stanley Murray and Mrs. Earl Lowther.

Hall secretary. Mrs. Daniel Gass.

A vote of thanks was extcndedi to the retiring otlieers.

The next meeting will be held: at the home of Mrs. Earl Lowther when an auction sale of articles r :1. will be held. Collection for the evening was 51.67.

A delicious lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by Cornwall ladies.

MESS MONEY!

guilt HIBISDD SHREDDED YIHEAI

(I005 Whole Wheel Including the bran and wheat germ)

' Mr. and Mn. Albert Claw were - . recent visitors to Gharlottetown. Mr. Glow has been the congenial mail driver for the past 40 years.

. SCHURMANS SCHOOL PARADE

Presents the following Programme over Radio Srotion CJRW

Friday, November 27th at 7:30 P. M.

Byron Burns, Freetown, Grade 5. Piano Solo. Joyce Folland, Bedeque. Grade 10. Vocal Solo

Joyce MacDonald, Bedeque, Grade 10. Reading Catherine Murphy, Bedeque, Grade 6. Piano Solo. Arlene Moore. S'side Junior High, Grade 7. Piano Solo. ' 8. Marlene Paynler, Lower Freetown, Grade 8. Piano Solo. Barbara Cameron. St. Mary's Amdcmy, Grade 9. Piano Solo ' 9. Beth MacFarlane, Fernwood, Grade 5. Reading

Clare Muitart, Bedeque, Grade 9. Reading " 10. Margaret Murray, Kcnsingion, Grade 7. Vocal Solo.

' These contestants will compete in the 1-3 Classroom Division.

INTERSCHOLASTIC QUIZ CONTEST MISCOUCHE CONVENT VS. KENSINGTON HIGH

All contestants are asked to be at the radio station at 'I P. M. Friday and Gals teams at 7:30 P. M. '

Mr. and Mrs. R.egi.na.ld Younker and daughter Linda. Ann, of saint John. N. 3.. spam the week-end in Kingston.

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Mr. and Mrs. Melville Green and Mr. and Mrs. George Disrm, King- ston, attended the Cmsweli and Sanderson wedding in Milton last week.

several pre-school children of

Velda Green. employed in Char-

lottetown, spent the week-end at Kingston and surrounding ddstricts than home, 1;, Kmgmon, motored to the school when they received irmocuhtions by Dr. Mac- , 7 Lead at Bonehaw and the Public My-, um Mrs, E,-1c Macxjnnon H”-"-h m"'99- and son, David, spent Sunday as guests or Mr. and Mrs. Myron

rue none or 'aa..,.s7s...a..,” -”r'.s'....U"7-

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The I OhmnhmV?i'LmMu.yB.m;ieeHh1ftot.HwBEi'ontITet H”""”' co. illilllill ? of Annie Kitson Chef; - an , H man meeti . Mrs. , -1 , g her 89th yesnmis still active?” Fallen leaves when properly HENSINGION SUMMERSIDE CHARLOHUOWN

Schurmzms School Parade is Sponsored and Produced as I Public Service Feature 7' - "- -

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