C. N. E. MOTORMEN PLAY SANTA

I(‘f‘0SS

Caiizi-lian National F.xP”‘53‘Cliristmastime as they deliver thousands of homes right . (CNR Photo)

.)iiliillIl|'ll play Santa Claus atlsaily-wrapped gifts to many.Canada

Seed Potatoes For Greece Are Loaded Al Souris

another cargo of seed to Greece. i signed from the L’ N. in Tunisia.

She will probably take on some . 56900 sacks‘ lbefllie to P. E. I to complete the The Seveiisks-uiid is only a newl "8 ' ‘ Captain is Jonas Lidstorm. He

ill» \ltilt)l' vessel Sevensksundl or \.\t‘(ll\ll registry sailed Satur- a., .llltI'llt)0ll from Souris withl 2-luoo sacks of seed potatoesl (‘tIll\I.’.llt‘(l to tlreece. ’I‘he cargo, vessel, her first voyage being‘ p8lhi‘tl iii ll'.’-pound bags. was from European ports Newihas a ci'ew of 34.

|lI.itlf‘(l by (‘aiiada Packers. Var- York. In the latter place she took The ship is 376 feet long. with l('llt‘\ \\t'l'(‘ Katahdiu and Kes- on a part cargo of automohileslgross tonnage of 2.950 and a net um land havy diesel engines. con-lot 1.530.

\lltilllt'l' freigiiter is expected “ ‘ Millan.——that heart which now

.i \liil||\ next Sunday to load , " ":“' ’ —"" . GOO Town Mayormeats no more. Patriotism, the . ‘ noblest of the natural virtues, was At Dlnnef as a living fire within his soul. and his patriotism was always Prominent among coimnuiiity 53"¢‘!“€‘d by his l'9ll8i0n In the representatives at the APEC din- .l’”"~"“'° 0" Wmch he “"‘5 3' 3“ concertlner held Friday evening at the l"m°$ 3" °"9mP!3"« Fflfless in -Bison Restaurant. Montague. was l3“ “'5 “'?d°”"§“‘85» he {!°¢d nyn, Raymond Solomon nl death. this unique experience.

concert. |(;9l,l-llclnwn wnn brlnlly address without fear. because he led a full 20

gg g.en ll“. meellnn nnd expressed nln. life.—more_ in the service of oth- lnvllallnn crs than his own. He was a mil:

i(ll.\lllR Christmas Di-i-eiiibcr lTth. .\l.l.l\1‘(I.\' t‘lii'i.s'liiias ('eiiiilii'irli_'e Hall. Dec.

pm appreciation for the , _ . l, llmm ll“. llnnlor Board 0, -llrnne who loved his fellow-citizens

llll ,.,l my {arm 3 lug]. ln amend such an lmnnrlnnl the extent of sacrificing his time em-ll. iillt‘ ('l)\\ and calf. not '__nK-(-{jng_ and talents for their nefit in l.nll..(l l,,, ny ll“, l2ln_ wlll be‘ Olnm. G(.ln.geln“.n (.nlu,n\ In his native province. Although he min r..,- ..\l,¢.ll.¢.§. Ernest Rom-l-l. ‘nllnndnnnn were l) (.nnl.ny' lcouli‘. have been more successful

lM(‘SbI's. William l"il1gerald and 'r"f"'_ 3 wmldly Wm‘ °f Vie?’ i“ and waldmn Lawns. ‘laigir and more opulent ce_n.:-els.

int’.-

l\l..\ l(I\(‘-S G‘ . ‘ umsnslonll e chose to hve and die in is l

lame. lll'l;iil‘Sl0l00 to

Among the Murrav River rcp- h d nel edll ll l.l . Btlt'llllt'l\ .ll-\\i'llel‘s. ‘ nauve an 0v S In ' e was

resenlauves “"9 Mr’ M’ F"“"' la man who loved his own who - - - - .’°“- G- F"’3“5° - H - D" Tsought out sustained andllived l,lll'(!‘.‘(l\"l.'l_“\'I'I"“' J.‘-')‘lg('T;o Sd;;£(l’;l'l' l[‘°”‘° 3°"“°”‘ Md 5!“ K°°'”"' among his own with joy and pride. llnl.lnn.l~g ll.\.‘l‘.lll.N ' ' Mr" C.""Y L“ and “M '“''"g and with the conscientious con-

’ ' " "'3" ”' “"'°“d‘““'° "W" M""‘'‘-‘’ viction that he was simply doing

Harbor. Mr. Grant Graham and nls duly.

'nMnr‘ w°““n';;"l,‘(""lf"r‘lh"°'°“°"‘°°l Dr. MacMillan's faith was al- .__. my I W ‘ 0 ' ways staunch. He died duly pre-

\I- ~ it i. .\lacDonald. Morita - pared to render an account of his inc lcil last week TU‘ Gladstone,l Tribufes stewardship. His death was .\_llilil;.‘iii lo visit her brother ifylnfl. We loved him in life. llillln lnilruw. who is seriously . We loved his open. frank. gen- lll \1-« His‘ accompanied by other ‘C°""““°d '"‘m P339 “ eroiis ways. We shall not forget ““""-”“" 0‘ her family “Om -. . . .. him in death. and we shall con- Cl‘i.1llllll‘l()\\'n and Montreal. l:;";:l::‘n':_:en.:l$';r3fl$":§e pmploltlntie to pray that God may have

‘ ' cv on his soul.

‘l’ it-miel Semple. V'it‘t0ri8 MOST iu-:v. M. A. M r:.Iiciii-:n.\ ,

W... - a palm, 3. H... KlngS nlnmp 0, (.harl:,‘l°mown M iiois._ THANE A. CAMPBELL Fmiii-. \li-mortal Hospital. ills I Mn mink of no greater mhmo l Chief Justice of Province

to pay the late Doctor Y\lacMil-l l W38 dt‘l‘Dl.V El‘l9V¢d 10 198"‘ Ian than to sax that his was a‘ this mornlnfl Of V-he dflm Of Dr- li‘l7l.l. life As i'I (‘atliolic as a William .l.P. .\lacMillan Lieuten- (‘llll.(‘ll. as a prolcssioiial lllflll. " ' in all his activities. he gave his

lllt‘lltl< wish him a specify recov- On

\I- niid Mrs. Henry .\lacl.ai'cn Inil \li Ernest l\l_acLaren. (‘har-

lflllclim ii e visitors to \lon-

. l _ ‘ H ‘ utmost (ii-iicrou.sl_\' equipped by fl‘ill,.“l‘lll:(:l%ll"":lgz:l‘;’é Tgll? God with talents of 3 high ni'(ll.l'. h‘i;iiliii.iii which was held from he W3‘ a“‘’*‘.‘'-‘ Wild)‘ 10 place.

them at the disposal of that sell- same God whether directly. by a most conscientious fulfillment of in- directly by a most generous spirit -« I

St -\iii ilews Presbyterian Church.

flionias Clair and son Will- . . l - iiiiii \lontague. returned to her ms rehglom °b“gmm"s' or homc i|ll(‘l' a brief visit fith rcl- - - . llllvs ll. llnrlmnnln N S source to his fellowmcn

The first diit_v of a flood cil-

. Edward Island. His appointment

l discovered and publicized eve

ear Governor designate of Prince

as representative of Her Majesty in our Province was the culmin- ation of a long and distinguished. career in professional and pub- lic life both civic and provincial and I was looking jorward keen interest to the honour swearing him into office on De- cember sixteenth.

I had a long and memorhble association with Dr. Mac ' a on opposite sides of the Provin- cial Legislature both when he was Premier and leader of the

S 9.3

Though he was a vigorous lead- er of the opposite party I found him always ready and eager to cooperate in all policies which he considered to be for the best interest of our province and of

anada

I was happy to be able to re- commend that the OBE be con- ferred on him in recognition of his outstanding services to med- icine to the Red Cross and to the Auxiliary War effort.

Sir William’: passing will be a great loss not only to his sorrow- ing family and his immediate lriends but to the whole province which he has served so loyally

MAYOR STEWART I was shocked and saddened to learn. this morning of the untime- ly passing of the Hon. Dr. W.J.P.

of Charlottetown. and on behalf of the City Council. and all our citizens. I feel that by his passing a vacancy has occur . in the life of this community. that time alone can fill. We at City Hall can recall the outstanding tribution Hon. Dr. MacMi|lan made to good Civic Government over the past half-century. He was our City Health Officer from I916 to 1931. He represented the City on the Charlottetown School Board from 1916 until his resig- nation from this body in 1956. is leading activity in such bodies as the Children's Aid So- ciety. the Red Cross. Crippled Children's work. and any en- deavour that would further better health and welfare for our citiz- ens found him without a peer. As representative in the Prov- incial Legislature, from the City of Charlottetown. over the years. he was always striving to place on the Statute books of this Prov- ince legislation that would be of lasting benefit to all of our cit- izens. One of the outstanding char- acteristics of the Hon. Doctor was that. regardless of politics. he was always the leader and ad- viser in any movement for the betterment of our system to pro- vide better health and education for all of our citizens. Our pre- sent Department of Health and Welfare and our Department of Education. will always be looked upon as monuments to his fore- sight and acumen. It was a notable criterion of his character that he consistently

FY merit and service of his fellow man. at times. when appreciation‘ might do the most good.

Truly Charlottetown has lost a ggeat c‘ izen.

I would like to add a personal note of appreciation of the great friendship. help and guidance he

ways gave my father when they were associated in the public life of this Provinc

To those who are left to cher- ish hinr memory I extend my heart elt sympathy.

HON. GEORGE D. DeBL0ls

The sudden and unexpected. passing of Doctor MacMillan is a great loss to the community. to the Province. and to the Na- tlon. Yes. and it is a great per-« sonal loss to all who knew him and were privileged to enjoy the warmth of his friendshp

l . Dr. MacMillan stood for the‘

; THANK YOU All

FOR YOUR DONATIONS TO OUR BIG RADIO AUCTION.

In addition to the list of firms already published donations were generously made by the following:

Hi and Mrs. J.A. MacLcan. izen is to serve God according to! “|'|ll-|..'ll(‘ were recent visitors to his conscience. and the second is ' slnnlny lllewellyn . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. S 2.00 Plfltlll. .\' S. included in the first. and is like Robe“ Melllsll _ _ _ _ _ _ , , , _ , , _ . _ , . . . , . .. 1.00 it. a religious duty. namely. to Fred Nlcholson 2-00 .\lvs -\ l). .Vlacl.ure, Montague serve one's country and to aid om 5lnll_ Bank of Commerc. 7.00 it \ .iiing in Charlottetown. guest brethren. The love of God and Nell l)_ wnlllor _ _ . _ _ _ , , , __ 500 of lil'l‘ son-in-law and daughter. love of country were linked to- Melton 5. 5,-gene lTl.00 llr and Mrs. Martin Currie. gether in the heart of Dr. Mac- Arnold wighunan 500 T T” Jo Ann Dress Shop -‘ml . A. n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1.00 U I n . . eperd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .30 Mrs. Camille Lanteigna ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 50 Norman MacKenz 209 M. Brothers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 5.00 mama nuns atom or two Till-A01. ll MaBNeSlll_ .................................... .. l 3 s. . rim eour - aousuesarriarweneaovuasu-Arrri J_rckwmm8 .00 Mrs. Francis Sheperd lm George Gallant 1-09 A. A. MacPhee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 100 Rev. I-‘ather O‘Hanley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. l 00 Douglas Macbaren 1000 A. J. MacFar'land 5-09 Atbol cK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. son Lloyd Suckles . 5-09 Mrs. Wm. MacLaren 1-"0 Rev Owen Klgglns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2.00 - ‘s Auxiliary Canadian Legion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 200 Clpt. H. rsen . . . . . . . . . . .. 2.00 Hank Macla.-an . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $0 ur mum "' “' C“ ' '°° ‘n. 2 Boxes Chocolates I 5.00 . . . . .. Harry Jamieson nu Box Chocolate Bars . 5.00 . . . . .. Imperial Service station '''‘'n. Four Roast Duck Dinners 6.00 ‘flu 2. "u. Electric Iron . . . . . .. 7.95 Loaves Bread loll) 1'**_ :ag Flour . . 6.75 '”""“ ‘T Roast 3.50 .1u“'1' Pr. Wail Plaques 7.90 I Gallons Prestone . . . . .. 7!) Case Juice 4.33 Jar Chicken. 4 Don. Eggs 3.70 I lbs. Honey . . . . . . . . . .. 2.90 son 4.50 2.45 ‘23 g H 0.50 I Iona Qocolatea lag Potatoes 1.0 Q“ 8.00 V 8.: ~ C ’ aehlt MI TODAY cri¢lTlJES. CAPITOD """"""""“""“"""“"'......."'...m" - . "' I-In. aaaww. loo owvu. LOINI . -. . . 4» " .1‘ ' ' - OI‘l.IIR1'CLEI'lN'l‘l '“|A-@llI.naIxoort--aaowuaas-'1-cl si.ni.nuiv_csuu;usus-iota-invert-smack-an. . ‘L ,

a Statesman as a

ed. giving unsparingly of his time

grateful and affectionate remeni-l b

"A friend to truth. of soul sin-

Praised, \\r'pl. and lionouri.-d b_v

ing of the death of Dr lilaclifillan Canadlan was received wit ""1 3 59"“ "f keel‘ P"'5""3' l"55- represented this province on the He was of

friends and over the years a wise

M3°Mm3"- 1-ieulefllnl GOV€I‘n0r Qounsellol-_ lll ills pasglnll olll-. cerc \_\lllpi'dlll)' i.;oe.s out to lll\i 9199' 0‘ ""5 PFOVIHCE pl-ovlnl-9 has lnsl 3 “real (.lll-,_l.n : H” , J"‘m“"‘“"" “W family and a host of friends. The spegkmg as Mayor of lne Clly . mm of high honour an .n: breath of his Pxl)(-l-1L‘ll(‘(-_ is («out (_ummnnn_\._ ll“, l,rm.ln(.(,‘ ll“,

tegrity.

and Welfare departments are be- yond sympamy 35 I ammd 3 "‘°“"‘b"0iir twn heal and ii a I l o n a l of the Canadian lied Cross here bodw; ( l" T°"°F‘“’- ‘" “'h"'h he “'35 5° sorely niissed in many places, but deeply interested throughout liis‘nn\,.ln.l.l. more Sn lnnn lmnl . me- 3095 0”‘ '0 Mr-‘V Ma"M'”"=”‘l('oiiiicils of oi‘l.1aiii/.ed Medicine and the members of the family.

one of its most outstanding sons and I join with all ('iti7ens in ex- pl’€'Sslnl.', our deep sorrow in tile loss of Dr just reaclied the pinnacle career in bi-iiiia. called to sent Her Majesty Queen Fli7.a-;the (‘iiarlottetown Rotary Club,

highest ideal of humor and in lbeth as Lieutenant Gnverrirvr ofifor more than thirty-slit vears

l . . llhis iia...i- pl'll\lll(t' jtlll‘Il'(l ill Jaiiuar) l‘l'.:l and o _ tum) H’, was "ll hex." Few“ l was associated with in Mac ‘four Active meiiibers of the clubl ‘ "“b'° °"‘m5’|' "5 ‘ ( '“‘°"- ‘5, Millan for many years in the po have held iiienibership for a long.

Ch””'h"“‘"' ‘liiical life of this Province andler period lluring all these yearsl and 35 “ ““" lwas an adiiiirer of his lfllIllt‘~~ll|f'll&1\ll'lil) upheld and practiced, Alhough warned to slow up heat all times to all (‘ill/.(‘n: and of the utm-i-l of llfllal’) which is to; chose to continue the full and be- his intense interest in the weltarel‘eni~oiii'age and foster the ideal of‘ neficlent life be had always liv--of our island s people l's¢'f'Vl('i' as a basis of worthy eu- Dr. Mac-Miilan had created a terprisc In his case of Dr Will! nnd 3-ll-enllln lo, lhe nellnl-9 ofyniche for himself in our Proi this ideal of st’l‘\l('t‘ was Oxfllllplldrl llls lellowl-nen lle wn, lndeed lllelince s liistory for his outstanding fled in his lll1.{ll etliiral staiidar lrnl. lyn, nl n (-nrlsllan (;,nlle_ lilormin :.1(lll('all‘t_.)ll)’8flr:le rutb l i c ili llllsl llloltspsllill and in L0ll'lf]ltHl. l (‘H I . all) (I I9 fll‘ I S l'IU\\ l ll‘. enjoyed by us today in “"3 The plUj(‘(l of the Cliarlolle-‘ realms of education and heallli llmn l(l,lal-l,- (‘pm mm: deal’ to -81? d”‘1'('U)’ T9-"P0"51b'9 10 T his heart was the work with i.'ip- M8¢'Ml“3"'5 P1-‘FSOHBH-'“0l'l5» pied children and for twenty-five 99,-?‘ l I" "W Paasllltf Of Dr M3"M|l years this work has been earn in action faithful and in honiiuruan ms pmlossmn has “N “"i0n Willi his t'ncuui'ai.'enient ~ lhonured member. Charlottetown‘ ln our “(nary l-lnn llr “lll M“

E 3;»

ii is mi.-iiinry will be held in

rance throughout the land

hour or paltered with Eternal God for power "

J. P. MaclNNlS

lkiiew Dr W J P MacMi|lan as physician. fnend. and leading- citilen. He worked systemati- cally. tireiessly and successfully for his fellow man and abundant evidence of this is writ on the

gels of history of Prince Ed- ward Isiand for the past forty years or more.

Endowed from earl) _\outh with a brilliant intellect he developed his talents to full degree as educator. physician s u r g c 4! ii community worker and states man. Appreciation for his men‘

35' Monday. Dec_ 9. 1957 11i3_l(;’nn_r_dl_an Page 3:

iorious service was manifest. not only among his fellow eitireas but was also featured by the awarding of the highest honor! from church and state.

Dr Mac-Millan had much to give and he gave it all for the

nefit of mankind He richly deserved the wealth of friends who honored him in life and who mourn him in death it will he a long time before anyone no proaching his greatness appears

Such a noble life truly merits everlasting remembrance

To his wonderful wife and help-

- mate and his devoted children I

extend sincere sympathy

"'7 a foremost citizen and the Prov- . . . who n ll -. . ed _ _ ready to support any L\UIlll) pro- r0 9 "0 Pl‘0ml59 5¢‘TV "0 ln(€ a distinguished son. km lle was 8 [rue Rolnnnn and

private end. i V , l I“ E_ pR0“r§E_ Mln_ lhe nvllll be missed by his fellow

Who gained no title. and who lost _ _ 0 no fl-lgll I . l President Medical Society m l _ 4 ‘ Ennobled hy hlmself‘ by all ap_l The doalh |h|5 mgrnlllg of ])l' (in l)(‘lldll til lll(' (harlollelown ‘W .l P Mat-Millaii reiniivi-s iruiii R0lii|‘.\' (lull 1 <’\U‘“‘l ‘" “'5 lam‘

proved. l the ranks of medicine. not 4llll_\ ily \t‘l')‘ -l|1<'(‘|'€‘ S.\‘mD3lll)'-

of this pruviiice. but of all (‘anada . . .

one of its most revered. and most Jim’ ["5" l(:l"“A'_"'M'll"\:r'”[e

respected cdical statesman ‘N 3 ‘)V‘ “V _‘_',“"l _ h l From the establishment of his Dr “ J l M ‘""b"““ 3“ ‘ml

practice in Prince Edward island °," mf ‘“j'l"“"”l'"'"l') _“" Ll‘ uwlnaml

lDr Mat-Millan has been an a('Il\t' f"'l\'_'(‘l"'l f’{ l '9‘ 'f";"l([F hr:‘-

member of the Prince Edward ls-_m"r ‘ ‘W ” ““‘ A ' mg °_ .

land M(,dn.al 5-m.n,l\. and ll“, our for the elder statesman par.

Medical A.ssoi~ialll,n_ exccllciice in Prince ludwar s-

regret and for twenty five years, ably

the friends he loved My heartfelt sympathy is ex- tended to his wife and family l

W. R. SHAW Leader of the Opposition The announcement this morn-

an Now‘ he has been called in slllll ihigher service ‘ i

one n his llllt‘\[)('('l('fl passiiig, sin -

"W “i“'m“5l executive of the Canadian Iiledi

cal .-\.'~l.\()('lallt)ll ' l

-passion for the ill. and the sin Cnurnll haw lml a “real (.nnm,; CH"-V Of ms ".9""°r" Mr ‘ h" on. a man who like Wellington,| well being of his fellow (an .-newr sold ll“, lrnln ln naln lnnl

His‘ fine unselfish ublic services in our political Education. Social. and Health

Attention Former Hazelbrook Creamery Patrons

Your Cream Hauler. Buddy MocKin- non. will be collecting cream over the

same route as usual

Creamery and any patrons on this route interested kindly contact Mr. MacKin-

MORELL CREAMERY CO-OP ASSOCIATION

for Moreli Co-op

evaluation My Slll('(‘I‘0‘

l)r MacMillan “Ill be

adiaiis i-ombini-d to make D1‘ l

Mai-Millan a most respected and The family of the late

valued councillor at l'Il(‘t‘llll1.1S of llll William B. llilchey of Mon-

To Mrs Macltlillaii and lo the

R R BF” or family. the Prince lidivard island 133.119 ‘‘:'1-‘’h ‘0 ‘hank, an _ " ‘ ‘ ‘ " ' ' -Medical Society extends its heart lhell‘ fl'l(‘n(lS and n€‘l§.’,ll- Priiii-e ludward island has lost lnll Synlnalny’ lbours lol. the". thoughtful

R (‘l pAR}.;yT ‘kindness and ll(‘lp in any President Rotary (‘luh Mac'\lillaii who had Dr W .l I’ MacMillan. or "Dr of his l Will” as he was known to lllS lei reprc- llow ltiitariaiis. was a member of

lx-reavement‘ of their fath- er.

NOTICE

The Directors of the Ila/.elbi'onk D?lll’_\/ill}: (‘om-

pany deem it advisable at the present time to discontinue

‘he routes until such time as the factory is ri--opt-ned. We wish to thank all patroiis for their co-operation in the past.

A meeting of all patrons and shareliolders will be

way during the illness and held as soon as possible.

EARLE INGS. Pres.

Mt. Ilei'l)el‘f.

lnco Research helps Canada grow

This scale model of an orcbody at |nco‘s (‘reighton Mine is made of layers of coloured sand and gravel. The dark layer near the bottom

represents the higher grade ore; above are layers of lower grade ore and waste rock containing httie or no ore. By shifting the flow of these

unusual method of low cost making its recovery eoonom -