,i'Former Islanders Among

Passengers On

MONCTON. Jab ll - The "Blue- ioae Special" rolled into Mnncton INR Station today (Thursday) irlnging as Maritimers now living a Western Canada to visit their iormer homes in the Atlantic Prov- inoes.

Known as the "House party on wheels". the special is operated )3 an A NNIOCII F I National Railways and the Marl- time Provinces Association of Ed- monton. Alta. Jackson V. Dodds of Edmonton is tour ...,anlser. and Harold Jones. CNR Passenger Representative at Edmonton. in accompanying the party.

At Mnncton the vacationers were given a civic welcome by Mayor M M. Baig before leaving for itlizir destinations throughout East- ern Canada. This is the ninth an- nual "Bluenose" tour. and making the trip are;

For Prince Edward island - for Charlottetown: Mrs. Percy F. Allan. Vancouver: Mrs. Elsie J. Ficbt; Edmonton; .l.R. Mac- Donald. Edmonton; J.C. and L.S. MacMlllan. Edmonton. Mrs. Beat-

Special

for Summer-aide Miss Ella and Miss Olive Dougherty. Saskatoon. .l.F. MacDonald Vancouver. Mrs. s.s. Thompson. High River Alta.

and Miss Melissa MacKay Du- alde Alta. For North Wiltahire 1.3. Hewett Q.C.. Edmonton. Fr free- town:Mlse Agnes Stirling. Calgary.

Pays Courtesy Call On Vicar General

His Excellency. Most Rev. Glo- vanni Panico. Apostolic Delegate to Canada. accompanied by his Excellency Bishop MncEachern and very Rev. P. Laframbols. Prov. of O.M.l. and Rev. P. P. MacDonald. Chancellor of the Diocese yestenday motored to Summerside and paid a courtesy call on Rt. Rev. G.J. Maclnellan. V.G.. with whom they had dinner.

in the afternoon they visited several outlying parishes includ- ing Mt. Carmel. Egmont

rice Newsom. Kelowna BC. Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Reid, Edmonton;

Bay. after which they returned to Charlottetown by car.

A cm Ann

GEIITRAL

For Kenaington Colin L. iasexsy i

Six guides from the lsl. South- port Company were presented.

last night by Provincial Commis-

Honered Guest At

her experience that she had pre- sented six such badges to the one

with 1st. class proficiency badges company.

Pictured left to right are: Mrs.

sioner Mrs. Harry Cudmore. She Eleanor Henry. Bonnie MacKie. noted that it was the first time ini

Dorothy Boudreauit. Marcia Well-

ner. Mary Lee Rogerson. Virginia Boudreault. Mrs. Art Wellner, Cap- tain. of the Company.

The presentation was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Art Wellner, I Southport. i

iations

SIX GUIDES GET FIRST CLASS BADGES

Also in attendance were Miss Iphigenie Arsenault. Commission- er for Queens County and Mrs. John Harris Provincial Public Re- Commissioner.

Federation Asks Continued from page 1

Floor Pri

ducted by Faithful Pllot MacDon-

ce On

aid.

Active pail bearers were: KM. Martin. Q.C.. Lt. Col. Leo F. Mac- Donald, M. Alban Farmer. L.D.

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HALIFAX (CP) - The weather office says Thursday was a v cool day over the eastern times. teiaperature at Syd- ney reac o 60 degrees. On the other hand tEa St. John River valley lud a warm day with tent-

i will the northeastern United States to- day and the weather over the Maritlmss is expecsd to ' ue mostly fine. In most localities temperatures will be higher. Forecuta: Northern Nova Edward Island. Eastern ND.

and warmer; light winds. high at New Glasgow 22 and It. Charlottetown 10 and 70. Moncton

Scotia. Prince

counties. Bay of Cbaleur: Sunny Low-

cimwn Hospital

ency Bishop Maezachern. Very Rev. P. Iafrantbois. vineial of the Oblate Order. Quebec, Very Rev. PI. hlacboaaid. Chancel- lor. Rev. Reginald Pltalen. Hostil- tal Chaplain, Dr. W.J.P. MacMii- ian.KhightofSt.Gr0I0fyaodDr. J.A. Maeltillan. Foliowinl the dinner. the Apostolic spoke briefly to the sisters and

nurses.

Ha Excellency will conclude his visit to the island today when, accompanied by Bishop MacEacb- era and other clergy he will motor to Souris.

nus STRIKE on

LONDON (Reuters) A Union leaders representing 100.000 pru- vinciai busmen reisc inent appeal Thursday to an off a country-wide transport timed to begin at midnight today. All big bus companies outside the

ion to back pay demands.

ted a govern- I

strike

London area will be affected by the stoppage planned by six un-

Friday. July 10. ion Page 2 The Guardian

Find That Death Was Accidental

That Aeneas Patrick MacGil- livray. Cardigan. on July 14. 1.051, came to his death in the Kings County. Memorial Hospital. death attributed to a broken neck. as the result of an accident on July 11th. 1057. approximatels one mile trom Cardigan on the paved road. was the verdict of the Jury at an inquest conducted by coroner Dr. L.E. Prowae and crown proaectors Ian M Mnclaod and J.P. Nichols at the kiln Ball. Montague last night.

Eight-uitnessea testified as tt their knowledge of the accident and death of Mr. Maccillivray. who was found in a semi-concious con- dition Fridny July 11th. about 12. 30 A.M. near the village of Card- igan. The jury was composed of: foreman. Douglas McGowan Arn- old Wightman. Alan Nelson. Ken- neth Ciements, George Nicholson. John Shaw and Neil lilooley.

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PHARMACY Right here in Charlottetown

Summersids tide eighteen minutes later than Charlottetown. Sun ria-. es today at 4.44 a.m. and sets at 1.50 p.m.

18 and N. Canipbellton 55 and N. High tide today at Charlottetown at tilt a.m. and 8.1) p.m. At Rus- tloo at 0.31 a.m. and 11.12 pm.

Dated embossed snapshots

Macltay. l:I. Charles Trainor. Aus- V 'in pocket waliete

tin Scales.

Honorary pail bearers were: - Hon. T.W.L. Prowse. Chief Justice Thane A. Campbell. Hon. A.W.

LET Stewart Bakeries be your tation in milk was causing serious menu maker this weekend. Every- difficulties in some of the cheese thing in high class baking. factories of the island. He said the

factory at Tignish and the one at

STRAWBERRY Short Cake

DR. L.I. DUFFY'S office will be Closed until July 29th.

we TREAT the nick well. Gis- gey's Pharmacy. open I a.m. tn

Pouliry Praised

Fort Augustus had been able

riairr cuss LICENSE .. Mr. .,c , Harry rimming, ram... 3.... a bed car accident. and (nee Lillian Mccabei a son. the president of AV. Roe (Can- Iees.bueddiaestsevsNNl'5- fa velvet rev-also unto 86.90. sunn mg-.;s..c, 5.. 5...... Mr "a.m. Kn menu a Plus lent. ada) Limited. PAIR man i NI0I'I'd-I"'”'”'"MI-' Mrs llemea Boulter Jr were 29- iiruni-nr-at the Khan cm: 7"" """"" "" ''''''' ” "" A F I r; .: "5'”"i""""'-3""! '0''''- cent. visitors to ' " nl II in July ma. ""”"' """"' "P": "P" I l.E'l..i”””""”""0'wlieretheyettendedthelnlda- tom.enII EarnenMnr-"'"'""y'"'""'l”T"'”"' 00 OUPIVN AI it. ,'9"”l"7"'-MPMMEH-useuoe-seeing. ply.Mord.aesa.GlsalIeIbes-t """"""""- , SIRS 1. 3 M ” WI AV. MC! ” 1 m . iltarrylstassnu etthe late Hf-WM-Pfluehtlilhlc . Pi, - 'E.a&&s..D.TIm&edllafnslavisitinghlaIethalrI.IAIll.l.-Atlhehiaeeconlty """' " c'''”"'''''''” ''””''i''”'''' ".:,F"”'.?, .,""',;.”.."-.'.',':".'g'i"..' REOUI.AR'l01l.9ti onaaanro

0 p.m.

. VISIT Bi-STYLE Millinery. Gt. George Street. "where every style is Hi-Style."

LIGHT FIXTURES Clearing at one-third off list. Act now. Storey Electric Co.

TOP QUALITY Baler twine whole sale and retail W.R. Jenkins Ltd. Charlottetown.

CLEARING all summer millin- ery at Adclla's Mlllinery. I77 Graf- ton Street.

PENTECOSTAL TENT Meet- ings. North Wiitshlre Wednesday and Friday. I200 p.m. Sunday 7:30 p.m.

POWNAL United Pastoral Charge, services Sunday July 21. 10 a.m. at Mt. Herbert; 11:10 a.m. at Bunbuzyl 7:30 p.m. at Eownal. Rev. T.R. Goudge. Min-

er.

BRADALBANE. Sunday July 11 Bradalbane ll a.m.; Rose Valley 3 p.m.; North Granville 7:!) p.m. Rev. H.S. Raynor, Minister.

THE BRADALBANE Presbyter- ian Church Sunday School l0 a.m. Divine service 7:!) p.m. Mr. in M. Di-ysdale. Student Minister.

FOR PICNICS or a easy to get summer meal visit Stewart Bake rlea Delecetessen counter. A wide choice of ready prepared foods.

FREE CHURCH of Scotland. Service July 21st. Stanchel 9.!) a.m. SS. following service. Rev. J.H. Bishop.

FIVE minute car wash by waslr

special at Stewart Bakeries this weekend.

NORTH TRYON Presbyterian Church service July 21st 11 a.m. Church school 11.15 Miss Mary A. Macl(enzie Deaconess.

HAMPTON PASTORAL Charge Services July 21 as follows. De Sable 9.45 Bonshaw, 11 a.m. Kam- plot! 7.!) Rev. M.1(. Charman. Min- ister.

TOURISTS INVITED - To visit The Bible House and see the wide variety of Bibles. books. hymn books. mottoes. plaques and re- ligious ' ' . (Opposite Eatons)

SALE at Helen's. one rack of dresses. Values to 817.05. going at 0.90.

TRYON Putoral Charge of the United Church of Canada for Sunday July 11. 1o a.m. Crapaud; ll a.m. Cape Traverse: 7:30 p.m. Tryon. A. Douglas C. Earle, Min- ister.

PRESIYTERIAN Church in Ca- nada. Service in Wood lalands. July 21 at 11 a.m. Sunday School at 10 a.m. ln Caledonia at 7.30 p. in. Sunday School at 0.30 p.m. Come and worship. Murray Davis. Student Minister.

THE NORTH RIVER United Baptist Church. Sunday. July 11. North River 11 a.m. Clyde River 3 pm. Kingston 7.30 p.m. Sunday School North River 10 pm. Long Creek 10.05 a.m. Fnirview ll a.m. Clyde River 2 p.m. Rev. Owen Cochran Minister.

POLICE COURT - Four drunk and incapables were on the City

through the assistance of the Gov- ernment to buy machines that would overcome this problem and thus enable them to produce a higher quality of cheese.

He announced that an eviscer- ating plant in connection with .Ienkin's cold storage plant in Summerslde would be in operation this coming fail. He felt that some competition in this field would be desirable if such could be arrang-

ed.

Mr. Cullen drew attention to the national potato conference which takes place in Guelph in August. He urged as many farmers as possible to attend the conference. Mr. Cullen will be the guest speak- er at one of the dinner meetings to be held there.

URGES MEMBERSHIP. . Mr. Colin Waugh. provincial president of the Federation. was present and spoke briefly. He em- phasized the fact that farmers must have a voice to speak for them. He expressed disappoint- ment at the small number of membe . present and cautioned that the Federation could well go by the Board if it were not better supported. TAKE 1 AC. AC.

FEDERATION The Federation passed a resolu- tion asking that the floor price on butter fag be revised upward im mcdiately. It was pointed out that the support price of 59 cents has been in existence for some years in spite of the fact that farm costs have been steadily rising. Mr. Dewar reported that butter surpluses in (lanada are being rapidly depleted and he predicted that butter prices would in all likelihood take a sharp rise before

"The imposing of a floor price of 25 cents per lb. on turkeys and 23 cents per lb. on fowl by the Fed- eral Government will do a great deal to improve our markets" said Mr. J. Lincoln Dewar. Secret- ary of the Prince Edward Island Federation of Agriculture, speak- ing at the annual meeting of the Queens County Federation in Char- lottctown last night.

Mr. Dewar said that by impos- in'.'. a floor price the Government is now able to lnforce the import regulations which will prevent the dumping of American turkeys and fowl on the Canadian market. He stated that last fall American birds were finding their way into Canada at the ridiculously low price of 16-17 cents per lb.

Mr. Dewar had high praise for

the prompt action of the Govern- ment in announcing the floor prices. He said the Canadian Fed- eration of Agriculture Board of Directors met with the acting min- ister of Agriculture and the Min- istcr of Finance on Tuesday. the cabinet met on Tuesday night and the release was made on Wed- uesday.

Mr. Dewar said an opinion gen- orally hold by. many was that Ii-.c Canadian Federation of Agriculture is interested in only wheat and grain problems of Western Canada. "This should prove." he said "that the Federation is interested in all phases of agriculture whether it concerns the grain grower, the dairyman or in this case. the

poultryman".

Large Aftenda

The funeral of H. Frank Mac- Phee was held yesterday morning from his late residence 51 Fitzroy Street to St. Dunstan's Basilica where Solemn Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rt. Rev. Patrick McMahon. D.D. Deacon and Sub-deacon were Rev. F. Cor- coran and Rev. C. Roche.

His Excellency Most Reverend Malcolm A. Maclilachern. Bishop of Charlottetown. was present in the sanctuary. His Chaplains were Rev. M. Rooney and Rev. P. Walsh.

Othe-r clergy Present in the

nce At

Funeral Of Mr. MacPhee

George MacDonald. Andrew Mac-

donald. C.Ss.R., Clark McAulny. C.Ss.R.. J.F. Coghlan, C.Ss.R., J. W. Mccardle. Allan MacDonald. W. Simpson. Owen Klggins. F. Mullally. W.D. MacDonald. Joseph Leclair. F.S. Mcwade. O.M.I.. E. Richard. Clare MacDonald. R. Phelnn. D. McTague 1(.C. Mac- Millan P. I-lammli O.P.-Wood F.P Aylward. Leonard MacDon-

The members 1)! the Bar Soc- iety. Canadian Legion and Third Degree Knights of Coumbua nt-

ald JP.E. 0'Hanley. B. Croken. H. Croken and J. Harrigan. S.J.

Maiheson. His Worship .1. David Stewart. Justice A.E. Araenault. Justice Mark R. McGuigan. Just ice George J. Tweedy, Hon. l-l.L. Palmer. Hon. C. St. Clair Tralnor. lion. Walter E. Darby. Hon. Syl- vcrc DesRoches. Sir William Mao- Millan and Sir Roderick MacDon- ald. lion Geo. D. DeBlois. Hon. J. Angus MacLenn. Heath MacQuab rie, M.P., Hon. E.P. Foley. R.R. Bell, Q.C.. J.0:C. Campbell. Q.C., Col. J.R. Paton. Judge I-lyndrnan, Andrew S. MacDonald. J.J. Mor- "5. W.D. Gillis. Dr. R.G. lea. T. Edgar MacNutt. Dr. J.A. MacMll- lan. Dr. F.A. MacMillan. Dr. C.A. Coady. W.E. Bentley. Q.C.. Lt. Col. Ben). Conrad. Lt. Col. W.J. MacDonald. Ernest Doiron. Q.C.. Noel DeBlois. Leo Doucette. Roy Smallman. S.R. Johnson. George Thompson. L.W. Goodwin. Eugene Wynn. Wellington MacNelil. Frank Arnett.

The funeral was very largely at- tended.

FLY STRIKES AUSTRALIA

SYDNEY. Australia (AP)- Thousnnda of Sydney residents have influenza and. said New South wales health director Dr. Hugh 6. Wallace today. "in some cases it is Asian flu." Two schools closed Wednesday because of the epidemic. Other reported attend- ances almost hslved. "mpl u reported heavy absenteeism.

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come prices at our big, really big July Jamboree. It's an event you and the

"WW9 Ii M"Mi"I"'I Tm” Police Court docket on Thursday another year. . .

Service Station. Queen Street. Mm Nrcw zg,u,aNn nu1-1-an """"'”V w"'- m" R” G J: tended in A body. - '1?

Waxes as it washes. Regular ::.:T:':,'f,hLag:tr:.u ,ol1(1::,;. NV? Mr. Roland Macnonald fen "mt gttli-ll-l:le1:n. Ra; -g(-:&ulie4"i'P:l;- A Guard of Honour from the AND ' ""'"Y NV” 93074 I9 '"l"- "0"" "W"?

P””'- were fined 85.00 and costs or two ;ome stag: should be taken” to R5,. W." G,jnQ.n Iclery Rev. C: TAlSSeIl)l1e:lIlfee Kalil? nV'l::El:l':2::IIIlt 390 Jr 9"”r9'Y0:;:PP9c""ll: '0 "J0 '0 3:993 YORK pAs1.onAL.Ch Gm days. one was sentenced to to oreltlll e importation 01 0W H. Mon”. C.s,.R” V9,, R9,, at in ' ' y , for every y. nest on s see. less

United Church of Oanadar."Gues: g.F?'dE' ""1 in '”"m' mmnded 9' giigndmlbugiislggl tfe'"l:g?iu::et Bennett MacDonald. Very Rev. P. l1')':,n,rld. "mm Pu" Percy M" S "w", WM" mo", ”l.u,.d mo" . ' J

preacher. Rev. Hamid Giffin of r 'y' me premier 0, Canada is emphas. F- M!'3D0Mld- R9Vl- K-Q Mu" Interment was in the Roman 9 swarm - all specially priced for summer eleernnse.

Carleton Place. Ontario. Sunday. July 21. 9.30 a.m. Pleasant Grove. 11 a.m. Central. 7.30 p.m. York.

NEW Glasgow Christian Church Sunday, July 21. Worship service and Communion 8 pm. Commun-

lzing inter-Commonwealth trade He felt one of the things that N.Z. would be wanting to ship into

Pherson. T. Campbell. T.P Butler.

strengthen the Federation by ed-

WIS

Catholic Cemetery whert service 4 ed by Monsignor Mc- Mnhon. The Legion graveside ser-

WE DEVELOP AND PRINT ALI.

Above each

shoe section prices are

clearly marked . . . and extra sales people will be on hand to help you get these

p-Rgpmuc-1-on 3 .d ity Sunday School 10 a.m. (in the Canada would be butter. y VI" W" "ad 53' C9"""d' P"? T7755 07 church” of ch,,,.'"g.,,,5,,'"3T.i'; Unitd Church) Cavendish United Another resolution drew attent- l,l:g3n,,giz:g'i?,n,a!si.'.::ncl:heof Vllrlllrimellfl l,d,f",;"RS..li,';',fi'j”",ol,','f33," g';mBul;?: bargains... :0 hlmI'tf - - - 50 00'” - - 0 C DVCC O .7.

zlst. Combined services will he held in the Fredericton church at B p.m. Fredericton Sunday school at 10:30 a.m. Bradalbane Sunday School at 10 a.m. Robert Howell. 13. Th. Speaker.

THE PRESBYTERIAN Church in Canada. Central Parish. Clyde River SS. 10.30 a.m. Canoe Cove. Service 10.!) a.m. The Lord's Sup- per will be observed at the close of the Service. Evening Service I730 p.m. Rev. George Killen. Min- ster.

CORNWALL Pastoral Charge.

Baptist Church: morning worship 11:00 a.m. Community Sum-iy School 10:00 a.m. (in the Baptist Church) Please note change in hours of services for this Sunday. Rev. Bryer R. Jones. BA. 31).. Minister.

THE BRODKPIELD Pastoral Charge. The Presbyterian church services for Sunday. July list. Brookfield. Communion service. Rev. E.H. Bean. preaching. 11:00 a.m.: Hartsville. Closing exercises for vacation Bible School 3:00 pm. Sunday School 2:00 P. M. Hunter River. Worship service

ion to the fact that APEC was at present conducting an economic survey of the poultry industry in the Province and urged the De- partment of Agriculture to use this survey as a basis for planning the sound development of the in-

duatry. That every efforg be made to

ENGAGEMENTS

MR. AND MRS. PATRICK CA1.- LAGHAN. North Wiltshire an- nounce the engagement of then:

Institutes in particular. was unan- imously passed. TRUCK LICENSES .

A request that the Provincial Government give consideration to reducing the registration fees on trucks used in farm operation was unanimously passed.

It was pointed out that in Nova Scotla a preferred rate is made available to trucks used for this purpose within restricted areas. it was believed that no loss of revenue would remit to the Gov- ernment since more trucks would be used which would mean more would be registered.

Frank Smith. The K. of C. 4th Degree burial service was con-

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United Church of Canada. Service . daughter Ethel Margaret to I S'"'d'l3;. 'l"l,lYn'g" s?"""u 7-” :0(l)n:.'i'.nv.' TRl?e.r-del 33" h:,':m'.nlf:;':"' B'”"x';l.nl:;' DUSTEB8 shtidveofs shoes . . . also men's Tli0V0'I IOIIIOMIIQ for everybody "m' V' ' ' ' mm "b ' P"P"'”0"Y "Wit" '0' 3'9": ' ' ' labels eneuafs. Theseaveshees that IMMI Ionsotionslutoctlonof

lottetown. guest preacher. Sunday School 11 a.m. Rev. R.A. Patter- son. Minister.

TRYON UNITED Baptist Pas- torate. Rev. Lindsay R. Graves. Minister. Services for Sunday. July 21st. Tryon ll a.m; Westmoreland 7.30 p.m. Sunday school at Tryon 10 a.m.: Westmorelnnd ll a.m. All are Welcome.

MABSHFIELD Presbyterian Churcb- Sunday. August 11 - Marshfield 9.1) a.m., Mount Stew- lrt ll a.m. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed

an: miniater- J. Karl angina

field, Friday. 8:00 p.rn. Mr. Bur- ton Smith. Student Minister.

THE UNITED Church of Can- ada. Winsloe. P.El.. Pastoni Charge. Rev. Dr. E.A. Betta. Min- ister. Winsloe United Churches. Sunday. July Zlst. Highfield. Sun- day School l0.!l. Service 0.30 a.m. Pi-lncetown Road Sunday School 10. Service 11 a.m. Winsloe North Sunday School to a.m. Service. (Roll Call of Members. with Rev. Kari F. Drew, llackville. N.B.. preaching) 7.!) p. m. Winston South Sunday School io.so a.m. Rev. Dr. E.A. Betta. Minister.

PERSONALS

The many friends of Mine Data Lee MacI.ean. are pleased to see her home again after mending some time in hospital. he result of

Hodgeville. Saskatchewan. Mar- riage to take place. St. Anneis Church. Tyrone. July 30th.

MR. AND MRS. LLOYD THOM- son. Hampton. wish to announce the engagement of their daugh- ter. Audrey Louise to Clifford Lorne. son of Mrs. Emma Foy and the late Maynard Foy of Tryon. Marriage to take place at Hampton United Church on August 17th at 1:3).

BIRTHS

MORONEY-At Holy Cross Hosp Ital. Calgary. July 15. 1057. to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Moroney. nee Susan Reddin. a daughter. Nora Linn. 1 lbs. I os.

MIGDONALD-At the Charlotte-

town Hospital on July llth. 157. to Mr. and Mrs. Pius MacDon-

Dies Suddenly While At Dalvay

Mr. Crawford Gordon. Sr.. 7!. Toronto. vice - chairman of the Canadian board of directors of the Norwich Union Life Insurance Society, died of a heart attack yesterday while vacationing at the Dalvay Hotel. Dr. L.E. Prowse. the Coroner. invest-tilted the death and decided that an inquest would nct be necessary.