CEARLD'H'ITOWN

Ltuils Club held all induction rorrmony ior new members at a dinner meeting of tho ma nilltt at. the

at [all and hm Bagnall. rigiit,

Itt liott. tla- distl'm governor,

ancy Dress Carnival

Planned By

Four nCw members were 'ad~ tied to the Charlottetown Lions Club membership raster last night wiien District Governor iiou Baguall presented Edgar pout-cm, Errol Ford. Norris Smll and St-ott. all oi uiiit-luttctou-u. with tiieir Llons’ puts in a hriol but Impressive induction ceremony. The cere- mtmy took place during the re. gular dinner meeting at thei

ittoriuttchown Hotel ‘lflam this year and Cross and Mr Gill were appoint- ed cit-chairmen or this project.

nistrict Gnvcrnnr naguali also presented Vernon Williams with he past president-a pin. while six other members or the club on ived visitation pins on corn. pletlon oi til visttations to other ciuhs in District 41m. -

president Bill Brown also pmr scored .tllisoo Gill and Elwood roiii nith president appreciat- ion awards ior outstanding com- rniitae work during the past rcor

Wit AIIisOn Artists Will PerformAt SDU

Tun members oi the Conser‘ iatory or Music or Ml Allison| l'iuversity. sackvtlie. Nit, ,wtll pertorm at the st Dunstall'a t'uivcrsity Alumni Auditorium _____—

i l- 0 C A L onto. He also has a as

BRIEFS

TEES HOSPITAL

Ernest (‘. Holm. DrSIthle. ha- enlored the PE]. Htlapilal tnr surgery

RECEIVES wont)

Word of th: death at his bro- ther, Henry Chowen. iu Shnxov niCs. Saskatchewan. has been rri-cived by William ('httwen, West Royalty The tale Mr Chiy “t'n was a l'ormer rcsident lat ll'cst Royalty.

caLDEsT NIGHT Warren aurnt, weather ohsrr- i-cr at the Experimental Form. wsll‘rduy revealed that Tu"- day night was the coldest so lar llll~ tall with the air tempera. ture tailing to 1.5 degrees and ground temperatures to it de— ti.

ls GUEST SPEAKER Dr Ross Parker. will be the‘ guest speaker at the’annuai meeting at the

Tcehuologls

health centre next Wcttu The tie -tong bualueis session- will be iollowrd with a banquet at the Charlottetown Legion ome.

GANDER FUNERAL — The

hears-is were; Ban Newton. ileum. Moahc. ism licaniioar.

Mat-Kle NNERAL — The in it e ral tor Cecil Oliver lliacttenrie was held yesterday alteruoou irorii Canoe Cove'Pn a ytarlan Church. aervlce was conducted by new. in. aillia. assisted by Rev, Donald Nichol- son and Rev. T.w, Howard, The hymns were The Math ‘"wherd and Near" W M Tu . Carri. was Mganiat. Pallbearers were; F MD. nuanll Kle- Quarrle. Arnold MacDonald. warm Macho-AH. nectar Nevin. Ernest tuman lulerirta Ill h lb alum cola-em

plans (or the holding or a tancy dies! Carnival in January and

Protect event in interest and entertain.

iuouey to the Basllica Youth ecu— ltrc iinauotai cuotpaigo

years,

the Simonds. Na

.Msgr. McCaflhy

who are rlaultiiug tour at the new nletmbm, rrol Ford. Edflflr Doucettl, Nm'ris Scott and Lloyd Scott, all oi Char- latetaywn, Seven new membafl In all were presented at the diltlllr meeting and welcomed into the eluh last eveuim.

lions Club

liemting tor the Cummitlee. Mr. Gilt committee

carnival said his WAS proceeding wi

gavc every indication oi thla ' being an outstanding ment tor the community. Plans were also iormuiated tor the holding at ‘Autd Acquaint. auce Night' tor senior citizens Reube

The meeting voted a sum of

to paid over a period oi three

Visiting Lintls attending the meeting included rive memhers irom the St Fleanors Club. Hamid mesa irom the Park- daic club and .lack lugraiu oi club.

i on Nov. 29. In the hrst oi the‘ St. Dunstan'a University Conv Cert lerica In! the year 1963 — 1960,

William Aide, pianist, and CI-‘ therine Judah Daniel. cantralto, will give a 10th Concert.

Mr, Aide was htlrn in Tim- mlns. Ontario. and holds artist and Ili‘entiate diplomas from the Royal Conservatory at Tab :- Iil mu- sic irom the induced School oi Mustc in New Yark City.

Mr Aide. vt'htl studied under Alber1rl Guaran

and Bever s 'd 'I' ' ldge Wehster in New York. wnnI 0' I'YIng

Canada Council Scholarships (11‘ mil and l9fil lnuer oi th (11c Talent Festival Award. Mr Aide has made numerous appearances with Canadian symphony orchestras

Mn. Catherine .iudah Daniel, a ‘natlve at Montreal, attend the McGill University Conserve, torium at Music. and was later a scholarship student at the Jutl- liard Graduate School oi Music in New Vnrll.

A proticicut violinist as well as a hriliiaut coutralto. she was awarded the prix d‘Eurone by the Province oi Quebec.

necause or the war Mrs. Dan- iel was unable to take scram, tnge oi this scholarship. aud,i iherelore, hogan her musical and dramatic career with the City Centre Opera Company Int New York under llaihsch ‘

She sang with the hack Circtai oi New York. the National Sym-I phony oi Washington Dc., audi the Dallas and Detroit Operai Companies l

Was Known Here ‘

HALl'F‘AX — The death. attrl. butcd to a heart attack, or rtt. i Rev. .iohn M. McCarthy, rec-i too or st Mary’s Basilica, lia l

etsland Again

culatulig award

is iterated by nga‘m mmpring to whitish MW laund

Eastern And Central Districts

Canadian Clubio Hear Writer, Commentator

A voice that been e known to. millions oi Canadians duringi the Second World War Vllll i,“ heard ones again in Chnrintte.i tnwn Monday night when Will- ron Woodslde peaks to um-i hers oi the Prince Edward is. land Canadian Club, i The meeting is scheduled toi 'get underway at no at lhgi r Halal

I Rev. M. Harlow Will Preach Dedication Service Sermon

ncv Malcolm F Harlow, minister or the First Baptist Church oi Charlottetown. will its guest preacher at a special , dedication service or ' ' at the Long Creek United nap- ; tist Church Sunday at no pm.

The service will he conducted by the minister. Rev T.w. Ho wn . rs. Hector Currie will ‘ direct the choir and guest anio- lat will be Miss narhara G. no. ‘ gcrs. soprano. oi the Kirk oi St. James Choir, Charlottetown.

The church has been the reel» » pieut oi aeveral items, including ‘ lwo matching hruss oiteriug r. plates and two recessed riood lights. gilts irom a New Brunhe wlck donor.

A communion table cross. has been given in memory oi thii late Mrs Pearl tlnmanl Sproula by her husband, daughter Mar- lorie Mrs. David nimmcrl and son Norman. all oi carpal-y. At-

herta A communion tahla run- lied Baptist Church and was (or many years a

liar and malChini Dulnil ante- peuclia have been given in her F memory by her nephew and his wile. Mr, and Mrs, stlrltng lu- mau. Charlottetown. A pulpit blhle bunkmarker has been re- ceived 1mm her nephew and hi! wire, Mr and Mrs Elmer ln- man oi Hampton. Two pot: a! white chrysauthemums are be

thcr-ln-law. Mr. and Mrs. Warren inman. Hampton, and her hrnther Stewart G. lump at Victoria,

The late Mrs .Sproule waa a member oi the Long Creed Un-

Attgttst has been expressed by i

Unmltfimad rum: well-e rir. w the city In at.

lg. sell in Prism and .

0m, mm mm my night, group and he thought the uuiu. dem, M he in. my 0; hi, her noted he augmented by mAny parents "as this sectinn‘ is now thc home oi m u u .v tor» mcr islanders who would like ttt‘ s m 5mm ,4 my would revisit the province".

iellow employees had been ap- pmadied try any union TEMP sentaflvas. Ind he stated that it

ter would be taken under con»

gm the main not be reached last night. But arc to report: the east— pioyecs at one Clnrlduww‘n

Iii-m have lmnrautly received i

names [mm unttnl oiflctals. The last experience at the umon In thh vaim wna in‘ Silmmomide. when were

bummmmhfludhhor. WWW

9pm which the tattoo tasted up lottorw no. and the matter died at tttaal stage

I tax. since lass. ocmlrred in non , pltal Tuesdrg night at the art or u, ‘ A nattvc oi Amherst. Msm‘l McCarthy was a graduatr or St I 'Dtttl- a University in chariot: tetown and Holy Heart Scmin~I ary here. He was ordained herc‘

in im.

neiore his appointment at st.i Mary'l. llisgr McCarthy er-‘ ed its Halltax and Dartmnuthi

EASTERN BRIEFS

'parll u. and for ninz vrara int Hamilton, Bermuda, where tor a time he was auxiliary rhap~, IIIn In United Siam I l' m ad‘ He was named a DnmutltI Prein In 1”.

Mineral arrangements have} not been completed .

Han. McCarthy delivered the‘ Baccalaurealr aermnn at he Ml CDmemWHl rxvrclsu at i St, Dunltiln‘l University H!‘ II a nephew at Mrs. Frank J. , I well known Charlotte m reatdent anmc stun ago who now Maids: In Saint Jdtn. ‘ "a

WHITE FUNERAL —1'hl mural in! Frlneil Whtta was held trout hla late nlldence ln Atelia' Church. Ratio when Requiem Hill! Mall Ill Celehrl Rev. '1. latte.

Prcunt in the unetu Rev Finlly Mullally w. Doncette.

II'Y were and nor. .ioaeph Carpenter. Loo M

Danette um by In Keete. luterrneni was in tha aural: sanitary.

at which assistant pastor hetore coming to Charlottetown early this year

which the Lung CrPedk Church

has receivcrl gtlts on her merit»

pry. Her SISIPY. Mrs. warren in-

man. .- tew years ago donated a

In: given by her sister and hm- painting of Sallrnan'a, "Head of hrisl."

trnnlr- organ was ttouat memory oi those who gave their lives 0r served in the two world d wars.

MaIChIng Group 2213;}?Ni?‘§ii§i;§fififi May Perform In City

interest in participating in the iUuited States specializing mar. en big Evening Patriot Gold Cup chiug' groups, y and Saucer parade here nextI then Caudct recei ed the Katahdiu hangers ni .‘rtilrItrnm o iormer lslandcr, linocltel. Maine. one at the top i liam Prauszlit. saying the Mill —'——'*—— uocket recreation director was Teamsters preparing the group‘s itinerary

tor next year. M ayor GNlrtPt‘a interest, ha suflgPstPti arrangements,

group is now specializing in‘amnsphei‘e. marching routines and llltK ,

area acrnss the United States. night to the street (tut the inter. They have now added a c a l or rational Teomatara Union. which guard or teenage girls and Mr i James Hails. is Przullllt holievrs they would he . or great interest to islanders y

Mr. Woodalde’l voice and home were laminar to canal diaur the length and breadth oil the nation irom 1940 to ma through his nightly broadcasts lor the CBC on the war situation to Europe. I Tinted as a specialist in Cert man aitairs. Mr. ondsldP credited with being prohahlyi the iirst Canadian to reoogniza. and point out the need tor an Atlantic alliance His nhwrvl-I tlons were made in wrtlingx per tor to the end or the war i

Although peat known tor interest in torelgn attairs. Woodaide has alsn written a book concerning Canadian nui-

' t Que. h u ector or the United Nattilna As- » E 3"“ “’"‘”th a mutation or Canada. “dull elem” Although horn in Portage

Mr. Woodalde is vitally inter. ested In the United Nations and has ioltowed the development or

Elmira Man Found Not Guilty On Still Possession Charge

souttls —- Gian-god under the their mapsrtll‘n residences. two Excise Act w-ifll having posst’wmvwrt’ each hood sail and costs too ot' pad-ts at am]! sirltahloior or an days and the third as the mm oi spirits, How. and (‘nsls or all days. aid Cut-eta Holland. Elmtru. was‘ Representing the umvm in all round not guilty by Malamute cases was Deputy Attorney James 1!. .Ylinlstmt, QC. in ‘Gnneral .1. Arthur MCGulgan. iKngs Coanvty nuaglsorate'a emu-t QL‘ at Satiris yesterday. ' Curtis, who wad counselled by Melvin .r. McQuaid. QC. at an earlier hear-trig had pleaded not

:“i'y'imfifihtfldiéfa ".22". Building To Open In Jan.

WILLsoN wuonsmn

tton in san Fransit-co,

attcnded most oi the se

in

Saskatoon and Calgary and at» tended Toronto University.

MR. HARLOW

member ill the irst Baptist Church of Calgary Rev. Mr Harlow was

This is the second oeeaslon on

Earlier this year. a new elec- III

week? The magistrate in hand- ing down judgment stated it was ue to the lack at' e-vtdencc on which to base a ctr-eviction, . ted by Mr, Vlt'r Willi January beinz the Guard, James living Hewlett. get datP (or ot-t‘upani‘y. chad-ml with on the now Bank or \lontrt-al

tar» work

i

c se a inmcd without plea on. schedule. til NOV. 27. i it interesting e (an iti’urtinll A Md Ca“ adjourned ital Nature ill the tint hank is the

water from oil heating is convec- or .ii “Mi, a... pm pm” ted to warm air and ducted to or My,“ 59",," 50,”, i the ceiling and circulated throu- g" Me“... i gh ceiling ti

cotmsol la Vernon Fraser The ha“k- W of mm mm “mm M wide and 1M rcct long. will have. m, mwm a, immiwm aluminum” and flags {rumor » » e an -iug oor reao es n e

W height oi in icet.

The hascrueut contain start and touch rooms rind othoc . in the 1930s lame people conve noes There Will he two Immi’dlaie thought that radio broadcasting w‘aillts. one nit the main door and ‘

ipreventcd rain by putting large i the other on the ioucr hour The tormer procisiun drillamouuts or electricity into h There will be a mezzanine iloor tor aliioe use. I

Yesterdav A. - hic h is 44 test a letter Wil

and knowing or PROVEN wnoNa '

making

as in great demand in a wide

Masonic Funeral Notice

c said there were ha in the St. Andrews Lodge No. 13 A.l-‘. lanai AM. will «induct I MaaonIc Inlwml sen'ii-p tor nur l late broth", Alex Mmgor. [Al he held at Cut- clitte'a Funeral Home Thursday. Nov. 21, at 8

pm. All Masons requested to attend.

Mayor Gautier shirt the mat‘

deratlnn at once.

Sunter's

Win $I00.00

In , Merchandise

Every Sunler Myer is a pm

lut- our slott mrr- citandtae rive-awn! Each purchase you unripe entitles

our q , to rite tout or noodle: Every time you shop here between NOW AND FnlnAr, DEC filth, inc-moses your cham- or winmug. The lucky winner mud aoawec a question. and also select Mr merchandise bctore Christmas or previous The Mr. On

ber m.

ISLAND NEWS PAGE

The Guardian. Charlotteuni-n, Thurs. Nov. fines.

his the nrnanlmtinn irom its int-en M He has 'ons ol

i . the A hl_r ‘an ihrn In 1953

. dressing. Georgetown

Prairie. Man. he was raised in‘ GEORGETOWN 7 The sun-

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innovation oi heat is thc prem-f Lester Franc-r Cuuu, tsea through the ceiling. The hot Stewart. was it ned sin and

man- I awn - .1! J the atria-ed

Goal?! "mat lid im- rnent were deiercad point in other two counts were haul.

Court Hears Z Counts m m m m OI A-Count Indictment “rim...

In Med. Journal

Dr ll. Gordon Len or Char. iortetowrt. recently named pra- sideul oi the Medical Council at Canada. is teatured in t in months cover story in the Can» adian Doctor, u huatness journal published tor the orolession

A hlack and white purtrnit a! Dr Lee taken t'w Charlotte- town photographer I r a u c e a

The have or the in lililiiaiu Hitstll'u

scales produced ctidence that the arch-ed was in possession ot a horror uhieh uas the prop my oi lrvitte Laird oi virus- iue Crown nitnesws mrluded \Ii Laird. thc oiincr oi the .hui-ihoin in question his son who works on tho tarm; (‘rrar ham F, (‘hrtpitl‘ll at Gl‘am’llltI \itin hullnht a Iii‘ltPr t’i‘rml the at-t'used oi the den riptiori oi the

.\t cQuari-ie Snulli

iiith

Clair Traiiiot (‘tlunty (‘flur'l \ s ct 'l'he hrst iVitt cotutl: ml the iourcoitut indii'imi‘nl uric hoard with (‘rn‘dn l’tllkt” Allan K SrriIrls int-tout Crnun thn“<\('< on oath

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""h'm "T" “'"'” one in rini‘sllftll wiiiiur b‘llittnt, ‘ Davies. appears on the cover. is c s n . The personality sketch I Mm ,. who bought the horror iiom "ms Dr L?“ mm M _ Shortlioiu hotter - pron-ivy f'ttarlpcll. and nctip (‘nhl student and as a doctor through

inf t rus Dari \‘Ii"\ml n’ \ltIiurl \tr Scales i‘nIli-rrl t'nsi- niirns r. {and liaClAaild and Cpl Earl F “a” 1" not oi the Charlottetouu dcioi. ed '"' “'"‘”“5 ‘“ “‘dm" "" , RCMP He i- i the au-uscd‘s hehali and stated it that tlhcm again was insuiiteieut

lorries termite the war years up to the present time

The story reveals Dr Lea'a iavoi-ite hobby la gardening _ "HIS specialty is growing roses".

NIt'hnl-tm rlrnrtllrv

.VLr. Scale: in Mtlt’t‘il Plldt once that the helicr nus round in the accused's ltaru

. or i the dPIviid’. oiierod no (‘Vldt‘nt'e Ior witnesses on the hehair oi the arc-itsod and stood on the grounds that there vtas inslllc ‘ticti‘nt evtdeuce to prove the accused stain the honor or come into its poise ’lnn LIMIimlP-tlt‘ ‘antt said he would aw- Illv Imminent on that \lrs “(\Nl dooiwnent which

'A New Island Product . . .

SAUERKRAUT

from Mr,

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t name

On the «trust l‘iitll‘t \lr

fDocket Light

i-essiun or heavy dockets which have coutrouted Kings County i Magistrate James 8 Johnston. Qt in Kings County magis- l

tea takilwu: “"

tiatP‘s eourt tor the past seven a months was broken yester- day when the only cases on the docket were tive involving ntr‘ ienoes under the Liquor Control‘

Art.

0! those tour pcrsouc charged with the possession or lritoatcat. I tug liquor to a place other than I their respective residences WET! i each lined sail and costs or 30 l days.

1 in the other case a kings iCounti- resident has an (‘0. a is (ta 5 Inr helm: .lntoxicateo in a ptlhlir- place.

The Crown in all cases was represented hy Donuty Attnra hey-General .l. Arthur McGui- gau. qc.

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Uohnston's River Driver Is Fined

i Charged with driving ulthnilt due care and attention Glcit v. ITraiuor. .lrainstone's itiier. was ,ltued m and costs or in da s ‘by Magistrate A . Hasldm. m. iin city police roi rt yesterdav nt Mt

costs or tive days tor tailing to . report an accident.

David Donald Martin, or . harlortetuu-n has remanded to this morning on a charge oi lPat g the scene or an accid- ent. Also on the docket two other at ised were each fined :30 and costs or an days on charges or the pnssesstnn or iutoxtcattug litilmr in it place other than their respective residences.

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