MEMBERS OF the P.E.I. Phar--, maceutical Council for 1958-59; are seen following their election‘ at the 53rd annual convention at

stanhope Beach Inn on Satur-

lrar;

are: SEATED, R.H.

Charlottetown,

Jenkins secretary—regist- Stewart Pierce, Charlotte-

P. E. I. Pharmaceutical Ass’n Annual Convention Is Held

The annual convention of the Pharmaceutical Association, pre-

P.E.I. Pharmaceutical Associa-t_ tion at Sta-nhope Beach Inn on’ Saturday, with an attendance of about 175. was the largest con- vention in the 53 year history of the association.

Mr. W.S. Pierce, of Charlotte-

town, president of the P.E.I.

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RURAL ADULT Polio Inocula- tion Clinic, Monday, June 23, Fortune Bridge Community Hall, 7 to 10 pm. Friday June 27th, Murray River School 4 to 5 p.m. — 7 to 10 p.m.

RESERVE Thursday, J u n e 26th. to attend Red Cross Blood Donor Clinics at Mt. Stewart Memorial Hall 2 - 4 p. m. or Morell Legion Home 7 - 9 p. m. — 300 Donors needed Thursday — Be one!

ATTENDED FUNERAL-—Mns. Novella Cummings, Rothesay, N. B., arrived in Montague on Saturday to attend the funeral of her sister, Miss Alberta A. Martin. While in Montague she was the guest of her nephew, Mr. Archie Hilc-hey and Mrs. Hilchey. Also attending the Mar- tin funeral were Mr. and Mrs. William Watts and Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Cudmore, all of Char- lottetown, Miss Lillian Cudmore of Summerside and Mr. and Mrs. .Walter Izing, Wlheatley River. V

FUNERAL SUNDAY —- The funeral of the late Miss Albert-a A. Martin, Montague was held from Trinity United Church on Sunday, June 22nd, at 2:30 p. m. with Rev. J. M. Fraser officiat- ing. For his text and Scripture reading Mr. Fraser Chose the 121st, Psalm and the 23rd. Psalm. The choir under -the dir- ection of Mr. Ivor Phillips sang “Abide With Me”, In The Sweet Bye And Bye” and “All The Way My Saviour Leads Me”. Mrs. L. A. Johnston presided at the organ. Members of the Rebekah Lodge, of which Miss Martin was a long time member, attended in a body. Pallbearers were: A. F. Campbell, Howard Vickerson, C. A. Shaw, Hubert Nelson, Wil- liam Annear and Arnold Van- lderstine. Interment took place in the Lower Montague Ceme- ery.

FUNERAL SATURDAY — The funeral of the Late Mrs. John Lowery, Montague, who passed away at the home of her daugh- lef, Mrs. Ford Shepard, Cardi- gan, on June 19th., was held ﬁrom St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Montague Saturday uﬁternoon, June 21st., and was conducted by the minister, Rev. D- A. Campbell. Mrs. A. F. Campbell presided at the organ. The hymns sung were “The Lord's My Shepher " and “Abide With Me". Rev. lVI.r. Campbell °l10se as his text 1 Corinthians _15:49 “as we have borne the "H3436 of the earth, we shall also bear the image of the heavenly"-

allbearers were: J. A. Annear. 3- J- Hynes, Leo Collinlgls, Mhol MacKinnon, Roy Claw, John H.

cKenzie. Flower bearers Were: Kenneth MacKenz.ie, H. E. Nelson, George Martin, Ernest Robertson, - ‘George Mcln-tyre, Byron Stewart, Glen Ma-cLaren, William Steele. George Worth.

"@135 Macbaren. Interment l’°°k Place in the Montague C0m' ‘mmity Cemetery.

PERSONALS

Mrs. L. J. Maclntyre, Van-- “Oliver. B. C.. was a recent guest _Misses Annie Mae and Clem- ‘me MacLcan of Montague. Mrs. Ma°l1ll.Vre was the former Lati- Bell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Bell of Montague. Fe she was born and educat- ed. This is her first visit here in Years.

sided during the convention and was re-elected president for the 1958-59 season.

Other members of the newly elected Phvarmaceutical Council are: R_H. Jenkins, Charlottetown, assistant secretary - registrar; Mis-s Rosa Bell, Charlotteown, treasurer; Roy Boates, Summer- side, vice-president; E.P. Foley, Summerside, council member; and Henry Wedge, Summerside, council member.

Secretary-registrar John -K. MacDonald submitted his resig- nation to the meeting. He was replaceo by Mr. Ralph H. Jen- kins. In addition Mr. Klark Cant- well was named to assist Mr. Jenkins in this phase of the As-

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day. From left to right theystown, president; Miss Rosa Bell,2

Charlottetown, treasurer. STAND- ING, E.P. Foley, Summerside, councillor; Roy Boates, Summer-

sociation’s work.

Special speakers at the conven- tion were Richard T. Henthorn, of Summerside, who dealt very effectively with the subject of ‘‘merchandising’;’ and T.B. Hors- ler of Lancaster, N.B., a former president of the Canadian Pha1- maceutical Assiciation, who spoke about the Canadian Foundation for the advancement of Phar- macy, an organization of which he_is also a past president.

Mr, Pierce spoke to the assem- bly on public relations as it af- fected the pharmacist.

During the day certificates were presented to Mr. Euphemia M. Johnston, Montague and Samuel Warren Hood, Charlottetown each of whom has passed the Certi- fied Clerk course given by the Maritime College of Pharmacy, Halifax.

The program for the conven- tion, together with the special

entertainment. was arranged by‘ a Summerside committee under

ATHENS. Greece (Reulersl

Opposition parties Sunday denounced Premier Constantine Karamanlis for his “conciliatory” rejection of British constitutional changes in Cyprus.

Members of the Greek parlia- ment claimed the Cyprus union- with-Greece cause had been “be- trayed" by the government. A vi- olent debate was expected this week when the government‘s Cy- prus policy is aired in parlia- ment. -

The newspaper of the Commu- n.ist-backed EDA par-ty—Greece’s second lar-gest-charged the pre- mier “had abandoned Cyprus to the British.”

Other parties joined in saying the Karamanlis party should re- sign. The Liberal newspaper Ele- ftheria even called for a Greek government u n d e r Archbishop Makarios, exiled Greek Orthodox leader on Cyprus. Makarios also has rejected the plan.

The new British plan for its Mediterranean island colony

Greek Premier Denouncd For ’Conciliatory’ Cyprus Stand

called for dual Greek-Cypriot and Turkish-Cypriot assemblies and citizenship pl u s a governor's council with both groups repre- sented. ,

The Greek-Cypriots form four- fifths of the 500,000 population of the island oﬁf the Turkish coast. The minority Turks demand the island's partition into Greek and Turkish zones.

Cyprus Governor Sir Hugh Foot told Makarios—now in Athens- in a letter made public Sunday that a peaceful settlement of the island's problems will be found only if the Greeks and Turks ac- cept “some a-bridgement" of past demands.

Foot also told Makarios if the violence which has rocked the island ceased, emergency clamps on civil rights would be progres- sively lifted. This process would include a return to Cyprus “of yourself and others at present ex- cluded from Cyprus,” he said. Mavk-arios was exiled two years ago for alleged complicity in Cyprus terrorism.

Montague Drops Cardigan I2-7

Montague defeated Cardigan 12-7 for their second straight win at Cardigan yesterday afternoon in the Southern Kings Softball league for the Jamieson trophy. The game was well played and exciting throughout. A home run in the fourth by K, Ballum was the only homer of the game.

The batries of Harry and Reg Hughes for Cardigan and Don Williams and Oscar MacDonald for Montague, both played good ball, making this one of the better games this season.

Mr. Walter McEwen, Montague was umpire.

side, vice president; Henry Wedge, Summerside, councillar; and Klark Cantwell, Charlotte- town, assistant registrar.

the chairmanship of Howard Waite, of the Enman Drug Co. Ltd., who was expressly thank- ed by the convention for the suc- cess of business, social and en- tertainment features provided during the afternoon and evening.

While the busines meeting was in progress the ladies enjoyedl golfing, and swimming, followed by an afternoon tea under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Dal- ton, Miss Florence Arsenault. and Mrs Ruth Champion, all of Summer-side.

Registration began at 1 pm. with t-he general business meet- ing commencing at 1.45.

Following a lobster banquet In the evening, entertainment in- cluded solos by Alan Hubley, tap dancing by Miss Norma Mac- Leod, and impersonations by Art Boudreau. Music for dancing was supplied by Lowell Huestis and his orchestra, with vocal num- bers by Betty Mallett and lfvonne Gaudet.

Montague Pres. M. B. Meet

The closing meeting of the Mis- sioni Ba-nd of St. Andrew's Pres- byterian Church. Montague, was held in the Church Hall Friday afternoon with ton-rteen members present.

The president, Barbara Shauw. presided and the meeting opened with the hymn, “What A Fiend

7MIss Muriel Johnston. New! 10”". N.Y.. is Visiting her moth- , °r- lllls. W. A. Johnslnne. and; her brother, Mr. H. C. John-y Stone, Montague. :

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Collinﬂs l and family left on Friday LOT eir home in Lynn, Mass, af-i Spending the past two Week:

A co-workers group oi‘ the Mary Miller Auxiliary of the Women’s Missionary Society of Trinity , United Church, Char- lottetown, recently held a ban- quet at the Bison Restaurant in Montague. The group meets weekly to sew and knit tor dis- tribution to overseas missions

in Montague, guests of Mt‘. Col- lings’ parents, Mr. a-nd Mrs. James Oollings.

Maurice Arnold, Bristol, last Tuesday was admitted to the P. E. 1. Hospital for treatment of injuries suffered in an accident while he was at work. His many friends in Bristol and Charlotte- town hope that he will be up and around again real soon.

and Mrs. Kenneth Mac- accompanied

Mr. Phee Valleyfield, by Mrs. M-acPhee’s father. Mr.

Herlbert MalcKenzie. V-alleyt'ield,,

and Mr. MacPhee’s father, Mr. Malcolm MacPhee. Heatherdale, left Friday for Boston. Mass-. where they will visit relatives for two weeks.

Mrs. Chester MacrLure. Mrs. cal-1 Stewart M-rs. Harold Ste- wart and young son Paul, Monta- gue were visitors to Halifax, N.S. last week.

Mrs. John Cameron and two young sons of Dartmouth, N.S., are guests of Mrs. Ca-merons parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. MacEachern, Montague-

During the social hour, a treat Gotell. slllllmefsldﬁ Gharlottemwn of ice cream and cake was serv- _ Summer Schedﬂlf ed by the leaders, Mrs. D, A. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Richards It“:-—z!:;;11t-0-1s—e:—t:a2lst ___ Inclusive . FOR SALE AT KINGSBORO STANDARD M WALLACE MOASE ' There will be sold by Public Auction on the For ftiilraily repgrt ($11 grcgtv on ’ , _ premises on Tuesday, June 24th at 2 p.m., the S‘ W“ °' °*‘ °“ 239 Water St. S’side I dwelling and 4 acres of land of the late Mrs. Gm“ OM18’ “*1 "014 delay- and during the past wmte, 13 Iery waiker, Be,-nice Axworthy, Florence Robertson. This property is excellently No Reservation quilts and more than 20 pairs of Mrs. G. C. MacrP‘h~erson, Mrs. located and is on the main highway Terms cash Fm. particulars contact: , socks and mittens were malde, gledric R)0bg’1[I1‘S, Isvlrsl Stﬁley For further particulars apply to_ ~ I lllsedivlilzlnsasofnilrilz Eiloetfp aillcii ra3f”’fii§é Dollar, Ni3ri§1 351 NORTHUMBERLAND FI3RESTOlN‘E HOME 8: AUTO dinner include: Left, Mrs. Arthur lings,_ Florence Dollar, Mrs. DIELVIN J. MCQUAID, ! FERRIE-S LIMITED . Coffin, Mrs. Harry Craswell, Christine MacLure and Mrs. D. Soliciton 187 G1-ga,t Georg; Qt, Mrs. Bruce Younker, Mrs. Stan- W. Matheson. Charlottetown, P. 1. Island A I NOTICE . Theatre All outstanding taxes due Mon- MONTAGUE _ S hool remainin un aid on Jul ' . "'9"°_ ‘ 9 P Y Mon-53%;; when you ask for a loan 5th will be turned over to the court for June . - I Adm. % " K 2, collection ‘by order of trustees. Show mm at th 3 B at M , _ , 3; _ I 8:30 pm. I ’ . , , .. A,,EN,,o.N ”TH=E HAPPY ROAD” you do not cut a _ I A GENE KELLY —. BARBARA LANGE E . ' A comedy with a tremendous story. A laugh a minute. V Guaranteed to please. Come, laugh, and go home hapy. We require a larger quantity of strawberries I " _ If, this season. Anyone interested in selling. at guar- :g1l‘gll::RIXE£i1;IE§:l‘:t:r ‘:::m;HURsDAY’ GOD I3 My 5 anteed prices, contact us as soon as pOSSlble. A ' WHEN th lio sewife calls at the grocery store and orders I Montague Storage. of Plovisionsr sheuis not asking a favour . . . she is buying 8°°d‘ 5°‘ Whkh A she will pay cash . . . purely a matter of business. ’ So with your bank. It is a business proposition fast as much as due _ A " ﬂy grocery store. _ ; , v , I , I . Box Office opens 7:30 Th rocer deals in groceries . . . the banker deals in credit. And, as Show at Dusk L/1.5’/.;4,r5-79‘,-T: ,q,Vp;;%(.;._)A.gy the maI:ingg of loans is the principal way by which his bank derives ONCE YOU'VE SEEN SAVONARA YOU'VE SEEN THE GREATEST! . M_G_M its revenue, he is as. anxious to sell his credit as the grocer is to sell ll} "" ‘ . Mighty Drama of th e presents his groceries. And, like the grocer, the banker naturally wants to Im0V . last g1'e3'l3- bufmlo hunt! that he is going to be paid for his goods . ..that his loans will bc *7: :5 ROBERT gr‘-:5'I'I'IWART I H met when they fall due. That, too, is only good business. ‘ :._-TAYLORGRANCER-=3 wh h ' t 1. for loan look at A 9 ' - AND -‘COLOR md CINEMASCOPE it this waf; é:lfI1eat‘oet::CaBSal:k, fiofsfeelinga that you have d bus mess I0 2 mum amu/rs 1;, . to ask a favour, but to offer the manager a soun proposition which will be of proﬁt to you and to 1 ‘,2

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We Have In Jesus,” followed by prayer by Barbara Ballem. The Scripture Lesson was read by Ann Smith.

The-minutes of the last meet- ing were read by the Secretary, Dianne Gillis. The otlferinlg W65 received by Judy Nicholson and Ruth Johnston and dedicated with prayer.

At the close of the business of the meeting, Rev. D.A. Campbell heard the children repeat the Banner Course and spoke briefly on the splendid wonk accomplish- ed by the memlbers and their leaders during the year.

Campbell. and Mrs. James Shaw, assisted by Mrs. H. M. Smith and Mrs. Claude Nicholson.

GEORGETOWN .

Mr. James Wilson of Charlotte- town was a weekend guest of his aunt, Mrs. P.L. Boudreault.

Mr. Amos Lavandjer letlt on Wednesday, June 18th by plane on return to Hawthorne. N.Y. Mr. Lavandier flew home early in the week to be with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman La- vamdier on the occasion of their Golden Wedding Anniversary, which they celebrated on Tuesday June 17th.

Mrs. A.H. Stewart was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dorgan at their home at Wood- ville Mills.

Mr. William Dennis, well-known operator of the Canadian National Raarilways Mail truck, on the Char- lottetown to Georgetown run, is presently on his annual holidays and is vacationing at Murray River.

the nursing staff of the Kings County Memorial Hospital, in

and family and Mr. Russell White visited Mrs. home in Bay Fortune on Sun- day, June 15th.

oman and family motored to Sum merville, on Sunday and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Boudrea-ult.

_ town was a weekend visitor to Miss Mae Lavers, R. N.. of mg ham in Geo,-gemwn_

GM Ybtlﬂg son of Cl1arlottetown.lher home In Trenton.

motored to Georgc.own on Wed- nesday where they were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs N; W. Hansen.

Miss Carol Oameron of Halifax N.S.. was a recent guest of her grandmother, Mrs. L.. Douglas.

week, after visiting with her aunt Mrs. Emerson Llewellyn and Mr.

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Llewellyn. , Charlottetown on Sunday Q were guests of Mr. Walker 5 P81‘- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Walker ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wal-

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Andy, motored from ker.

Mr. and Mrs. Herb M<acLeod of Dundas, were recent visitors to Georgetown.

Seaman Leslie Doughty of the Royal Canadian Navy, from Hal- ifax, N.S., was a recent visitor to Georgetow~n,.where Mrs. Don- ghty and family reside.

Mr. A.A. Masher of Montague was a recent visitor to George- town.

An Innoculation Clinic was held in the Georgetown High School on Wednesday, June 18th. Dr. A Kennedy was in charge of the Clinic and was assisted by Public Health Nurse, Miss Charlotte Gordonf

Rev. A.G.J. Steeves of Mon-

tague was a recent visitor to _

Georgetown.

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The many friends of Mr. Archie MacDonald of Pictou. N.S., are sorry to hear that he is ill and all wish him an early return to good health. ,

Mr. and Mrs. Howard MacLeanl are receiving the sincere sympa-

-thy of friends for the painful in-

juries sustained by their little

daughter, Joselyn, who on Tues-

day June 17th, fell in her home

and received severe cuts on her

face and injury to an eye, the, full extent of which is not yet known. The little girl is a patient in the Charlottetown Hospital.

- Mr. William Hicken of Victoria Cross, was a recent business vis- itor to Georgetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Murphy

Murphy’: former

Mayor and Mrs. Raymond Sol-

Mr. Floyd Landry of Oharlot-te-

Little Miss Holly Baker left for

Montague is vacationing at her home in Georgetown.

‘Mrs. Myrtle Babineau of the staff of the Provincial Sanatorium in Charlottetown is visiting her sister. Mrs. David Lavers and Mr. Lavers.

Mrs. HaIIlll1I3'h Cowan of London Ontario, and daughters, Frances, of London and Beth, (Mrs. John A. Srnithl of Exiter, 0nIt., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon

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