Will Attend Meeting Of APEC In Charlottetown

HALIFAX S.C. Prescott. cultural ellicer. president of the Maritime Food in urging members of the Food Council. announced today that Council to attend the APEC res- members of the Council will a:- slam. Mr. Prescott said "this tend the annual meeting of the new affiliation wul give greater Atlantic Provinces F onomlc impetus to the programs that Council and the Atlantic Pre the Council has been working at micrs at Charlottetown on Sept. recent years."

21 and 14th. The Food Council The research and became an official agent of AP- facilities of APEC. EC on August 1st.

motional My Prescott

bodies the more than 100 mem- cultural and food product field. bers of the Food Council auto Plans for an Atlantic Food matically became members of Product Show will be made at APEC. Former manager of the the Charlottetown meetings. be

isaid will enable the Council to - with the merger of the twoiextend its activities in the sgri- i

Food Council. Clarence T. Fitz- said. in urging Randolph. is now APEC”: agrl- to attend.

CITY AIIII

CENTRAL '

95 at Toombsl Music Store

WE TREAT the sick well. gey's Pharmacy, open 8.30 am. to " p.m.

or 30th for St. James Hallowe'cn Supper.

PIANO lessons given by ex- perienced teacher. Dial 5955 aft- er 5.

SOUTH Winsloc United Church Rally Day Program Sunday. SeptemL 15. 730 p.m.

NOTRE Dame Alumnae mem- bers will observe home coming Sunday at the Academy, Sun- day. September 15th.. at 3 pm.

DR. MORESIDF. will be ab- sent from office from Sept. 13 tn zlst. Please contact office re arrangements for appointment.

i FOR young: people off to col- lcge. A Bible is a wonderful gift. The Bible House (Opposite Eatons).

865.00 FOR your old washer on a new De Lux Eidis washer, 5 year warranty. See them today at iiirestonc Home and Auto Co.

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PROGRESSIV Conservative Queens County xecutive special meeting tonight Saturday 0.30 p. m. at Headquarters. Great George Street.

CI-IARLOTTETOWN Christian

. Reformed Church. Dutch Scr- - 'vlce at 10 mm. English Service at 2:30 p.m. Hearts Hall. East

Royalty.

BRADALBANE Presbyterian Church Sept. 15. Sunday School 10 a.m. Divine Worship service 7.30 pm. Ira Drysale Student Minister.

SPRINGTON AND Vicinity. Red Cross Home and Farm Safe- ty Program. Springton School Friday. Septembe 1.'ith. ii p.m. Films shown. Everybody wel- come.

PRIZF. WINNERS - Follow- ing were the prize winners Thursday night at the card par- ty in Central Royalty hall: Lad- les' first. Mrs. Henry Perry; se- cond. Margaret Dowling; con- solation. Mrs. Lcs Alcxander. Mcnis first. Reg MacCarville: second. Jerome Dorian; consol- ation. Gilhent MacNevin. Freeu-out. Mr. and Mrs. Spur- geon MacLellan.

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DON"I' be disappointed -3 be sure to get your tickets soon for the world famous Don Cassack Chorus and Dancers sponsored by the Charlottetown Rotary Club. Queen Charlotte High School Sept. 28 tickets available at Hughes Drug Store Millcr Bros. R.T. Holman Ltd. and Henderson Cudmore. Also from any Rotarian.

MILTON Rustico Parish. Rector Rev. A.E. Plercey. Ser- vices for Sunday. Sept. 15th are

GENERAL Electric radio, S2-I - Gig-

RESERVF. ll'cdncsda)'. or-tub-E

NEW records just arrived at Toombs' Music Store.

i DYE YOUR SHOES ANY C0- .lor. Jimmy": Shoe Shine Par- ,lor. Queen St.

TRINITY Sunday School re- opening Sunday st 10 am. and 11 am.

ALPHA Rebekah Lodge No. 10 I.0.0.F. regular meeting Mon- day. Sept. I6 in the Orange Lodge Hall. 3 pm.

HANDCRAFTS - Thymewood - Covehead Bay. Stanhope. call and take advantage of our end of season prices this weekend.

HARVEST EXHIBITION Prize lists are available at the Prov- incial Dept. of Agriculture Box 2000 Charlottetown. Entries close Sept. I7.

ELDIS oil floor furnace with Kemac Burner for low cost heat- ing. Firestone Home and Auto. 187 Great George Street.

GUNNERS: You can trade your old gun for one you like at Firestone Home and Auto Com- pany Ltd.

WINNER - The winner of the cake at the Gladloli Tea Satur- day. Sept. 7. was Mrs. i. B. Mur- phy, 75 Upper Queen St.. City.

UP TO 8100.00 trade-in for your old range on an Eldls coal wood and Kemac oll burning range. Firestone Home and Auto Co. Ltd

STRONG COMPETITOR- AI- bert Wood of Dundas was one of the strong competitors in the Holstein ring at this week's Plowing Match and Agricultural

winners and six thirds in addit-1 ion to a number of other plac- ings. I GOOD ROADS CONVENTION

Hon. J. Minister of Highways and Mrs. MacKay left this morning by motor car for Saskatoon. Sss-3 katchewan where Mr. Macltayg will attend the annual conven- tion of the Good Roads Associa- tion of Canada.

UNIJIADING CARGO- Steve-l dores and truckmen are busllyi engaged unloading a cargo of fertilizer from a freighter which docked yesterday at the rail- way wharf. The cargo, 5.30 tons of superphosphate is consigned to the Island Fertilizer Company Limited. The ship, the MarcellI.l is of Panamanian registry. Com-, pany officials state that with fav- ; orable weather unloading opera-

tions should be completed in a

week. .

FUNERAL FIRDAY - The largely attended funeral of the late Frederick S. Gaudet was held yesterday morning from the Cavendish Apartments to st. Dunstan's Basilica. Requiem High Mass was celebrated by

St. John's. Milton, l0:0fl am. Sunday School. 11:00 morning Prayer and Sermon; Christ Church. Cherry Valley. 2:30 p. in. Evening Prayer and Sermon; St. Mark's, Rustlco. 7:30 Even- ing Praycr and Sermon. Come

Rev. Walter Reid. who also con- ducted the service at the grave. Rev. George A. MacDonald. oc- cupled a seat in the Sanctuary. Rev. Dr. Bernard Gulls assisted in the choir. The pall hearts were: George Francis. William

food producers

fair. He had four first plscei

PERSONALS

The many young frirncls

Prince Edward Island Hosplta Mr.

and Truro.

hear of the rcry scnous lllnes of Miss Florence Bradley in th Charlottetown Hospital.

learn that he has again enterc the Charlottetown

eration.

BIRTHS

LAMPTHIEII - Al the Char

1957. to Sir. andihirs. Jame E. Lampthier, tnee Stewart) Anastasia. ll lbs.. 13 ozs.

.IENi(lNS- At Wclleslcy Hospi

to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Jcn kins tnce Florence MBCEIICII ernl a daughter. Margaret Hal en, weight 6 Ibs., ll nzs.

DEATHS

CURRIE- At the Kings County Gem" M.cK.y' Memorial Hospital on Friday. September mn. 1957. James Gordon. infant son of Rev. and Mrs. Carl Curric. Murray liar-

bour North, P.E.I.

MACLEOD- At the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital Friday. Sept. 13. 1957. Miss Alice Mac-

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mains rcstinc at thc Gillls Fu-

notice

Lcod in hcr 79th year.

neral llomc. Funeral

later. DAWSON- At the Prince Coun-

ty Hospital. Scptcmbcr III, 1957 Murdock H. Dawson. in his

63rd year.

the Chisholm Funeral Home

last evening to his late rosi- dence whore funeral service will be held Monday. Septem-

ber 16. at 2.30 p.m. Interment in Church of Scotland Come tcry. Cape Travcrsc.

FUNERAL HELD-The funer- al of Mrs. Harry Fraser was held Friday morning from St. James Roman Catholic Church. George- town. Burial was in the church cemetery. The pallbcnrcrs wcre Messrs. George White. Joseph ' L Malcolm Machcan. John Charles Gottell. Herman Lsvsndicr and Henry Sampson.

' F . R I Id C I . and bring the whole family. Frederick D":.'0gnnaM.lcnl'r1ol3ic;'- 'rUNlER'Al& "4 mm 0, ,9 4," Wu lav,” . Mvisili; CONVhENT- Mndand anon andyltgn CInlcr- 2, B';,f:'Dl hm Ml y 1 rs. veau ave returne to men was If e I 0 C t:me- '. i ' i ' n-mm - W lii..".'.t”t.'l":.'.?.'"”uL2:'." "rs. CARD or THANKS C0M'NG EVENT- ? If;f,k;u:;:”;If';.r”".n?."M:;i FUNERAL AT VERNON R.- Church of the Little Flower. Mar. 1 W" t "Mk .n my ma Progressive Conservative I; Joby" mm vivhuc Mr; DWMW; The funeral of the late Joseph ell where Requiem High Mass mm". mend. ma Imlhbo" Queens County Executive spec- : "1 ”l. y Th '1' V. ma H. MacDonald of Vernon was was celebrated by Rev. Eric for the Iimny lovely iml new ial meeting tonight Saturday 8.30 3 "'9 " '"U " ' ” 9 held on Friday morning from his Rabin, pp, who also conducted ' p.m. at Headquarters. Great . Mr and Mrs Joseph Doiron era. bouquet: and I nurse of 3, ' . i ' late residence to St. Joacl-im's the service at the grave. Rev. 1 1 George street. . Rocky Point. and Mr. and Mrs. church. Vim” Riv". when K Mlcphemm "Id Rwy ry Meg zl0t:9)fhg.&0dll 0 I110 01! Ill! Ilia- ? '; IaIi':I::”;oI:::V:i wnaeav tlhugh oacuptelclt gents in the un;:- siencerely MET. :IIIItasi:imFia1laY: - - - uary. 4- pa carers were six , T. V M” and me ""3" bmgM' Th” II" G""5- 7795"" I" "W 55"” of Roland": torn-aged chum.-... .0" . . . . . 0 . ' ntnded ""3 75". mmvusary I"'"5' W" R"' 19"" Cu" "II" and were lncklc liIcGrath Carl i U the Smith Rustic". f-'mW9fIt "I also conducted the service at the p p" I ' M 1 I 9. . . . . . ” M--v M--. s----. :.:.::.:. ":2. ” mm 9 hh" D”"”'' "II M” D"'” '9" C""T'Rd)'.G0HI0lI CHIN Morris Arnold The funeral was . been former pupils. This is Mlltaon Furnesa.Wllfred Furnesl. very largely attended . Illlth ltII'lImCI' the Develul Victor Grant. William Acorn. -j;-1 , FEOM7 l lave visited the Island. They Everett Dunphy, Lawson Jen- . 0 have Hve children. three of the kins. Active pail bearers were. mu; 1; g. 3'". . You, Ex'ra' hiya are in thearmy. IOIEDD B. Mat.-Donald. George MR. AND MRS WILLARD Dm, mm "C. Mmhu: ' . Q) J. MacDonald. Francis Drake, PROWSE announce the en- ” 1.1. Glllis. R.B. Mntlow. C..I. gagement of their daughter 7 I-mu 9 l-'''-o 11 I-ll-o . oonlfg 0 Mackenzie. Interment was in Myra Gall to Erroll Bennett. tp.m.. 8 p.tn.. I ma. - '.i':.':'":.".,':.':"'.;'- .l.":...':""' ::.':""'.- "'.""'..'.. "::'".::..:: mm” M 9 R a . e ace n n r . . - - ; " " , For daily report dial crcv on - You can make those E "m I n.""u"i'"” . O extra u::'I'kot'I'::tIy;: O Bntvatton Ilahed. d9n'" fgumjgg . Qhg-ou')g invggtogg ' NOR O Mutual,Canada'slarg- I A inner t (I built in Germany. we is in wgw 0, ...........-mm I.ctm..... - ::.r:;":.::.":-..:: - at rom ar- ).l , . see your investors E ' syndiats nprnsnta-, ' NSIIANCI . ii"--' I I. fi:g.Auto.Cggu.lty. . 0.r.0a-area I. Marine. . . . ""..':.'.::.-' - G. G. K. PEAKE LTD. . . 78 Great George St. L . Charlottetown -

of Mr. Reg Gay will be sorry to hear that he is a patient in the

Darrell Worth employee of I". W. Woolvsurtii Co ('ily. is presently spending his vacation in Nova Scolia. tISlllIl;.' friends and relatives in New Glasgow.

Her many friends rcgrct to

The many friends of Mr. Ray- piond B. Gauthier will regret to

Hospital. where he has unilcrconc an np-i

lottetown Hospital on Sept. ll.

Mary a daughter. Helen

tal. Toronto. on September 7th

Transferred from .

FIREMEN FIGHT OUTBREAK

Fire yesterday badly gutted the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Essery Union Road. The house ich is owned by Mr. Lora alker received consider- able damage to the roof and in- terior of the second floor before a pumpcr crew from Charlotte- town working in conjunction with the Earkdale Fire Depart- ment wert able to get the fire under con .

Mrs. Esaary with her year old child were in the house alone at the time the fire broke out. She had just taken the baby from

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1 Union Road Residence Badly Gutted Yesterday

the upstairs for feeding a short time previous and had seen nothing untoward in the second story.

Neighbours quickly rallied and the house pump was put to good use in keeping the fire trucks supplied with water. Mr. Ersery was absent at work when the fire started.

Damage could not be estim- ated but it is obvious that the house will require either extens- ivs repairs to or a new roof be- fore it can be resided In.

Traffic Control Hit By TrucR

The traffic control installation on the corner of Kent and Prince Streets was put out of action temporarily yesterday afternoon. One of the steel standards car- rying the signal lights was top- pled from its foundation when rammed by a driverless truck. The driver of the vehicle is said to have parked the truck near the Medical Centre a short time prior to the accident. During his absence. his little girl, whom he had left in the cab of the vehicle, apparently

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truck to run backwards down Prince Street. strike the light standard. and move slowly into the east-west flow of traffic on Kcnt. Further mishap was prevent- ed when a spectator rushed to the vehicle. jumped in, and suc- ceeded in bringing the runaway to a stop. The vehicle is said to have re- ceived only minor damage and the young occupant is reported to have been unhurt.

. Magistrate's Court Sitting

In order that the accused might sccure a legal advisor the case of a resident of Harrington charged yesterday in Queens County magistrates court under section 21:! tab of the Criminal Code was remanded until Mon- day. September 16: no pics or evidence was taken. other cases disposed of by county magistrate Gilbert A. Gaudet yesterday included that of a resident of Covehead who pleaded guilty to the possession of liquor not purchased at a vendor's. Since this was a first offence. a minimum line of 815

released the brakes allowing the II

by the presiding magistrate. Mr. L. P. O'Donnell represented the accused.

Traffic cases dealt with at yes- terday's session of the court in- cluded two resldents of Cornwall charged with permitting unlic- ensed partiea to operate their vehicles. In each of these cases fines of 310 and costs or ten days were levied oy Magistrate Gaudet. A five dollar fine plus costs or five days was levied in the case of a Cornwall resid- ent who pleaded guuty to driving a vehicle without a license. Two other parties charged with traffic offenses failed to appear. Crown Prosecutor John P. Nicholson represented the Crown all cases.

Canadian Vicom Limited. a small plant at Kingston. Out., producing tools. dies and Jigs for heavy in- dustry. Its present payroll is 17. A much-decorated fighter as a soldier, ”Worihy." as he is affec- tionately known to thousands of Canadian soldiers who served un- der him during his 35 years In the Canadian Army. won the Military Medal and the Military Cross. botlt with bars. during the First World War. He took on politician.- and public apathy when he left retirement in 1040 to organize Canada's civil defence.

CZECH TRAINS CRASH VIENNA. Austria (API a The official Czechoslovak news agency announced Thursday 15 passengers were killed and 26 in- jured in a train collision near Olouiouc Wednesday. The agency said a passenger train ran into a standing freight train.

country on the consulting board for the St. Lawrence Seaway.

his brother and sister-in-law in Montreal only a week or so be- fore her death, so that lie was doubly shocked to learn by wire on Monday of this week of her sudden passing.

day to attend the funeral.

w 'stwCa"mo'cI nirvana wwn '-vmGw-- ' ”" '1" Y . , sat. S-in. 14. 1951 President or Teachers GroUP '"”'"” an..." -.::.-.-r. 9'5” "”t"' 0”": tan is and 7!. Inaetna ss Ir. wucnn Carmody was el- Bighmad of son" sad um-at Ina. aux. g-m""""""n actedpnsidentoltnecaai-latte-thsinpartanosoflmileiatas mlaotnesl mu”.”d”uCimm ”"' """' T'”h'"' 6”” " "Mu" mu" " : town at me a.in. and 2.01 T the MOM 4” 0' "'9 m''''""' ' andEu.ndayatl.:laIn "' ion yeaterdly being we at '1 ,, '-"din Prince 1! Wales College. other - 7' """ '" R” ” " '5' "” "4 officers include DA IlacArtItiu'. " "7 M" "M am” " ”' A Vice-President ..'u' Grace veo. " "' M ”I "n S"'”""””' Secretary. rim. teachers are ,5: '”'a,,,'w',.,,...”'.',",',';"',,,l',',".o;,”"; all C&:?'dh3vfg""fh;t:eg -rs at us LII. and sets at us pm utive from the one school would 3 3 an as.” I, 1;: "3 "TL facilitate their work for the com- .5 ' ' tag year. g g . roiiowingmthe ?.adla:.y of the 31 nu-gearing: nilnuteso an In 'ases- g1 . don.'I1ie program planned by the '7 ""5511. new Plft 04 Queen local was carried out by the as- -,3 In NW York City. was aembly dividing into three groups 5"" ll" N"-"Ht Invert primary. intermediate alnddaehl; 51 II 3”u'”d- ior. These groups were ea ”'”'”' "'””f,'; g',;',:;:, cm” dealing with on eduE:1tl:I'n:ld .7...” ....."""'";.., oily and Fra . . Mr. Malcolm Mackenzie. Aa- an wrm" V," dc." Vlllfmlllulllchlild IIIIII aistant Director of Education, uh : Mu Hem Y” 0! mg weato:ru:r .frotn north explained very clearly the cur- guchel; .r"i'nl" D.” 0' kw. 9" 9 To rlculum changes for the coming C. fgggcjjgg John m ,w year. He reminded the teachers The convention cloud with the WW? t- V07 V 8!: of the music book "The New singing of use Queen. ;t0v&re:u't.:It:h::-.:.whMti.CmI:;f - ..'”...'::': r.--':r..".-'w....- rs" . w- a or c on W fhi fan Attends Funeral st and 75. Saint John as and 70. g g 1 r s s s It or . Sunday: Sunny. . . 1 Service In MII. Nu&hernuNwam8cgt;i:I:, I;-5:: av: P. a. lcCORMAC QT-"Is CIVI Cd", M. L... u.,..,.,,. H... Idwar: ehatern N. B. not Weather won't win bar returned home last night ""93: BI)! of Chllellfi Cloud! my collar because it is a Defence J05 ::r":.:”.:t::.-1.1:-':.:"..::::::: Winds LI! 1!. low-high at New mm - M -- r- r. it:-. ”.'.'.:.-...:;"'.t..:.i.'..'c:-. ".2: u....:”"u an n c--mu u--- u-- Worthiugton is quitting as Can- home ”62 sherbmoke sunk haven't really ada's federal co - undlnator for The' mun! W" bald on wed. ganged very civil defence because he feels I10 "um, from st. Leon's Church, much, In some I”! dime hi; 4””! 3:” I5 "5"" Westmount to Notre Dame Ceme- xh'!y'-'d 'I:: young cnoug s er a new ca- i G b ' bee. reer." M-II.W'.l LEI: yknoqwlii to many written about The fiery former major-general mend. -m um province ., 50 WI?! 810- leavcs his clvi service post 'l'uea- "Hal". is an Internationally rec- I came across day. hi! b1Ilhd3Y- 10 bfwml 3" ognized -ineer. He is one of VII. O SOB 1'' ”” "her indus rialist. the four Canadian engineers who '3'? I" ' "I”' He has acquircil an interest in were selected to represent this ll!-In! I11-I9”

Crilly Lea had been visiting

He flew to Montreal on Tues-

LOBSTER SUPPER at Dunrovln. Victoria SUNDAY. SEPT. 15 5 to 7 For reservations phone

Mrs. H. 3. Wood. Crapaud 4-4

Leave For C.E.A. Meeting In N.B.

COUNCIL

Ron. Keir Clark. Minister of Education; Dr. L.W. Shaw. Dep- uty Minister. and a number of other educatlonlsts from this Province will attend the annual meeting of the Canadian Educat- ion Association at Fredericton. N.B. next week. The sessions let underway on Tuesday and

AT NORTH RUSTIOO BOYS CAMP WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18

Admission 31.00

Knights of Columbus

I DANCE i i

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run through Thursday. la-. is also a director of the Association so he will be leaving Sunday to attend a directors' meeting on Monday. Following the annual sessions there will be another directors' session on Friday. , In addition to Dr. Shaw and the l Minister, Malcolm MacKenzie assistant director of education and director of curriculum. will be attending the conference and it is expected that most of the school inspectors will make the

trip.

Following the sessions in Fred. ericton Dr. Shaw will go to Ot- tawa where he will attend a meeting of the National Advis- ory Council on Vocational Edu- cation.

SteuiI's Pharmacy

Will be the ;

Only Drug Store '

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ALL DAY SATURDAY and SUNDAY

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