CITY AND

CENTRAL

Page 2, The Guardian

"CRASWILL for better oh-Io, graphs."

"YOUR DOLLAR BUYS Moll at the Hughes Drug Store."

0. Thursday 29th. at S. A. MncDon-i

mans THE sicx wr:u.l Giggey's Pharmacy. open 8 8-ml

to 8 p.m.,

I DEBONNAIR. nnsurv Sb on lip elm .t 32.00 - sx. MacDon- closing Saturdays beginning April am-,. 7.

w0RTIl'S PHARMACY. Drugs with an experienced ser- vice. Dial 3424

THE PRINCETOWN Road Y. P.

U. will conduct an Easter service viewed on the subject of teenagers of his EVEDIBB and their activities this afternoon sex .2 p.m. over CFCY.

In the Church Sunday. 7:30.

I AMAZING BUT true! Large,

lovely quality bath towels on third Sodalily and Alumnae, St. MacDonald's for only Convent. from 4 to 6. Admission

floor. S. A.

.63 cents. PLAID BLAZERS in sizes SS:

and 7-12 -- 10 to 14x

Priced from 3.98 to 7.98 eachqplays - lschool - Thursday. llI:l5 p.m.

S. A. MacDonald.

COATS! COATS! COATS! in all sizes for the children- Our larle sclct-lion awaits your visit to the third floor. S. A. MacDonald.

er, Marvellous new selection high quality print cotton 3 yards third floor, S. A. MacDon-

3l.'I5. to clear at MacDonald.

lllerry - Go - Round ovcr today at 1:30.

Pure ilottetown for Summcrsidctl 11:30, 5:00. For information Dial .8340.

and 12-14-16. for members only - three oneHact

Easter Sunday April Isl. Cape Traverse ll a.m. Crapaud 3 RM. Tryon 7.30 PM. Rev. Lloyd Arch- SPECIAL FOR Easter and in; H. K

Sat... March 31, 1956 ”

SUPER RICH Cream, Regular 31.00 C s. A.

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NEIL

rover CFCY in report from Parlia- gr E .S. CAKE SALE 2 p. i'n.,m.m Hm mnggm at 745, I

us-1-EN to B. grownis Saturday eral of the late Mrs. Joseph Davis iused to carry materials to the up- CFCY. has held yesterday afternoon froml

th ni

struction Superintendent Federal Building, when discussing, the progress of the work yester- day. The building will be complet-l A. MA'l'HESONq speaks ed on the scheduled date, said Mr.I

lFederciI Building Construction jls Well Up To Schedule

"All our major problems nrel er." said Mr. Gus Savole, Con- of the new i

FUNERAL SERVICE - The fund,

c Ilizichean Funeral Home to Tri- ty United Church where servicel

CHARLES OF The Ritz Com- was conducted by Rev. A. Franlti

exion Veil, Regular Price S3.

STATION wagon leaving

ley Purscy, Charlottetown. has re- Wm be

15, !tiacLean and Rev. G. Howard Christie. People's Cemetery. The pail bear- crs were Frank H. Johnson, Ufa" li'facLure. Percy Acorn, Jack Blan-3soon now the two old buildings. 3") F" cbartl. Roy White, Ralph Darracb..whicb remain on the Pownal sce-

Interment was in thel

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RECEIVES ssnivaws .. Stan-X

HEAR Mr. Austin KBDIICGY I'll?" ceivcd the sad news of the death

EASTER TEA St. Jo s e p Ii '5 Josephs A Wednesday. April

LITTLE THEATRE Studio niH,Iit

Charlotte

Queen April 5th at

le

Sister in-law, Mrs. Roy Pur- Mcdtord. Mass. Mr. Pursey ft by plane to attend the funeral.

ATTENDING .WEDDlNG mong those attending the Mac-

mli Donald-Picrs wedding taking place 50 99"”: today in Toronto are Mr. and Mrs. Pctcr Nicholson. Albany, Mrs. Al- bort Todd. Stanchel, Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacDonald, Augustine (.

young son Donald, Kensington.

me and Mrs. Leslie Clark and

PRESBYTERIILN Church of Can-

TRYON UHTED C h u r C h e 5 min. services for Sunday. April 1st.

3 ill THE KINGSTON Baptist Church

- lspecial music which the children ,wiI1y participato Sunday evening UNEQL'ALl.EI) Anywherel -- April 1st at 7:30 p.m. All are wel-.

fruit of the loom quality prints.'c0me-

only 65 cents yard - Seen on third

floor, 5. A. MacDonald.

lvices. Charlottetown, lat 8 o'clock, from 2nd to Friday, April 6th, conduct-

FREE CHURCH of Scotland Ser-

,is holding an Easter service ofiT .

each evening, ise.-men, Monday, April 30 p.m. Holy Communion and mon. Come and bring the whole'

Ktiiisinglon, Sunday School 10 a.m. Divine Service 1 p.m. .30 p.m. Keir Memorial, Malpe

Freetown.

ue 7:30 pm. A cordial welcome

Ito all. Rev. E. H. Bean, B.A., B.

h, 'l.l)., Minister. MILTON - RUSTICO Parish Rec-

tor A I-1. Picrcey. Services for Eas- f

ter Sunday are. St. John's, Mil- up or mst ion, )1 a.m. Holy F ' isermon. 7:30 Evening Prayer and,

and

St. Mark's. Rustico. 2:-, Ser-

Personals

Hostesses at the Charlottetown

Princetown Road 11 a.m.: Glasgowicumng club on Saturday evemng

303” 1130 P-m-3 Hlllhlield 3 PM? will be Mrs. J. H Morris, Mrs.l

BIRTHS, DEATHS, 318:3. ISice:da.;.d. w. Campbell ofgfamily. EilGli3EME"Ts- UWIeNlSL0E Pastofralc chzrge Sthol 't Ch h n a. r- vixdles Sunliiiicy are T158 folloiii7s:l Births

.-M:--m-m-mw'wwTT”T'-” GAUDIN - At the Charlottetown

H it 1 on Wednesday. March: . I I I M” ” 7'” P''5byl'"''" ”'""l' I" C” morning by motor on it visit to Inquiries to literature sent out to'

28. to Mr. and Mrs. J. G G u din, North Rustico

ll lbs.. 4 ozs.

ROBERTSON - At the Kins! County Hospital, Montague. on March 29. 1956. to Mr. and Mrs- Athol Robertson. Montaslle. I son, Ian Scott. 8 lbs., 7 or. I

MATRESON pun, March 29, to Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Matheson, City, a son.

Marriages

.......... DUNNING - CRASWELL - At the South Milton. March 2901 1956. by Rev. lay Jean, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Charles Craswell, Rustlco to Keith Bernard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Foster D . Summersidc. P. E. 1. I

Ilealis ACINNIS - The death occurredl at the Charlottetown Hospital on March 28. 1956. of Mr. A. A. Mac- Innis of Souris former R. 0. P. Inspector aged 71 years. The fun- , eral from his late residence tot

vices Sabbath lat: April. Birchhill 11 am. ting).1Belle River 3 pm.

. Sm. condit ons permitting). Murray Ri- A' E mercy Ind ver 7 p.m. Rev. J. Weir Camp- sough bell. Minister.

Sunday, April 1st. North Granville 11 a.m.; Rose Valley 3 pm; Brad- albanc 7.30 p.m. ,above

a. H

Alexandra services for Sunday,'; April 1st. I-Iazelbrook 11 a.

in NEW LONDON Pastoral chargei

Mod- j

Winsloe North 7:30 p.m. Haber H. - Hudn Mum”. S. B. Robison. Mrs. J. J. Mustard

nd Miss Marion MacLeod. Mr. Jack Jenkins left Thursday

5 . . . - i-ismI3?:;i':.?ESi:Il3.?.5.i?';1E.E.i3lf.fgai1E2L?a-3”” 1st. at 1.30 p.m. Service in chargei ' ,of Rev. E. H. Bean, Interim erator. I

Purchase. N.Y. Miss Ann Cerry, a student nurse

at the Montreal General School of

- 3 Nursing is spending the Easter bol- UNITED BAPTET Ch llfcilliday at the home of her parents,

Kingston 7.30 p.m. Sun-

FREE CHURCH of Scotland. Ser- (Road conditions permit-

BRADALBANE United Church”

(Communion in places) Pleasant Valley 11 , ' ' Easter service. Rev. . Raynor, Minister. 1

HAZEL" OOK. C r o s s Roadsl

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m. .S

m.l Cross Roads It p. m. Alexandra

St. Mary's Church Souria at1:30,-L30 pm. All are welcome ,0,

Saturday afternoon March 31.

MURPHY - At his” homo in Emer- ald on March 30, Austin Murphy.l Remains will be transferred fromi the Monaghan Funeral Home tol his late residence this (Saturday) afternoon. Funeral Monday, April 2. leaving the house at 9 a.m. for Requiem Mass in St. James. Church, Summcrfield, Interment In the Church Cemetery.

CLARK - on Thursday. March 29th, at the home of her daugh- ter Mrs. James MacGregor, 70 St. Peters Road, Charlottetown, of Mrs. Heath Clark of North Bedeque In her 60th year. Rest- -ing at the Compton Funeral Home until 1:00 p.m. Saturday, March 31st. then to North Bede- que United Church for funeral lervice at 2:30 p.m. Interment in North Bedeque Cemetery.

PHILLIPS - Suddenly at the Re- vere Hotel on Thursday. March 29. 1950, William E. (Bill) Phil- lips in his 56th year. Resting at the MacLean Funeral Home. Funeral from Trinity United" Church this (Saturday) afternoon service u riimencing at 2 o'clock.

, Interment ln'tbo People's Ceme-

tcry.

llowanl Mclnnls mm roorwun

strong. Minister.

FREDERICTON and Bradalbanel Sunday. April 1st. Fredericton Sun- day School 10 a.m. Worship ser- vice and communion at 11 am. Bradalbane Sunday School at 10.- 30 a.m. worship service and com- munion at 3 p.m. Special music by the young people at both services.l Byard Thurber Minister.

HUNTER RIVER Pastoral Char- ge the United Church of Canada services on Easter Sunday. April 1st as follows: North Wlltshire 11 a.m.; Wheatley River 3 p.m.; Hun- ter River, 7:30 p.m. The Sacra- ment of Holy Communion will bel administered at all services. An Easter Pageant will be presented at North Wiltshire at 7:30 p.m. and the Mission Band will present a service of worship at Hunter RI- vci at 11 am. a special invitation is extended to all to come and won- ship on Easter Sunday. Rev. C. R. Mouse. 3. A., B.D., Minister.

..POLICE COURT -Seven accus- ed appeared before Magistrate Gaudet Thursday morning. all be- ing charged with drunk and incap- able. Four were fined ten dollars and costs or ten days, two five dollars and costs or five days and the seventh was sentenced to twen- ty days in jail. Another who was arrested on the same charge was placed in the Charlottetown Hoa-

l7l0ooondt.-carrlollk.

cliorlottotowa Funeral Home 70 Elma St.

IIIL 4828

Complete linen! and Ainbnhnoo Iorvioo

ltoliltf E. mlun

-lIIooIIr-

pltal for treatment.

..N.C.0'S COURSE - The Senior and Junior N.C.0's course present- ly being conducted at the Armour- les for about twenty candidates from all units in the local Garris- on is expected to be completed within the next two weeks. The uctions of the course to be com- Eleted under the direction of Capt. . Pollard, are drill and arms dur- ing the present weekend and gen- eral lectures during the coming week. To assist local instructor: I mm of senior N.c.0's are being porarlly tranafered from the Instructional cadre in Halifax.

PRIZE WINNERS - Prize win- ners at the card party at spring Park Community Hall, Monday ovening: Ladies. 1, Mn. Eric Fan

qiibarlol: 1. Mn. Roycarnhum. 'tton Mrs

111,; Road, Season with her sister, Mrs. Wm. Domplerrie, Moncton, N.B.

(R dliu-law. 08 Domplerrie, Moncton, N. E

North River Sunday April 1st. Mr, and Mrs, ,y,1.1 Cary, North River 11 a.m.: Clyde River - At the P. E. I. Hoa- i3 p.m.: . lday School Clyde River 2 p. Rev. Owen Cochran, Minister.

Mrs. W.R . Dennis Mt. Edward is spending the Easter

Mrs. A. R Wise left on Thursday

Ito visit with her daughter and son-

Mr. and Mrs. illiam

Too Late To classify

.......M.M:M.M.-M. MAKE YOUR MONEY PAY DIV-

Follow free course to a counsellor. Make an interesting income with our well

ldends.

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known cosmetic line. DORALD-

INA COSMETICS - Station T - Dept 28 - Montreal.

BARN 18 X 20. APPLY JOSEPH IE

Harding. Kensington.

MAN FOR MILL WORK. TOP pay for suitable party. James

ithese services. Rev. C. E. Arm-i smith Kensingtou, RR, i0NE DELAVAL SEPARATOR Bl”

lbs. used part of one year, all stainless steel with open spouts. One John Deere tractor Model B used three seasons with or without manure loader. Apply James MacLeod, Long River or George MacLeod, Irlshtown.

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TWO GUERNSEY COWS-DUE T0 freshen April 5th and 6th. Rob- ert Andrews, Brookfleid.

L.?.L..L?.......... THREE CALVES. (TWO BULI8 and a heifer). Herefords and Shorthorn. John Stenvers, Marsh

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44 CHI-IV TRUCK - ONE TON. dual wheels, perfect condition. Apply John W. MacLoan, De- Sable.

TWO COWS TO FRESI-TEN APRIL 1. Apply Barton Boswall, North Wiltshire.

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SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED I repair all makes of sewing machines. H. B. Cameron 210 Convent Street, Summeruidu , Phone 2977.

EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR general housework in Saint John N.B. Two children. Good wages. Pleasant conditions. Dial 9130.

BUILDING JACKS F01 RENT- When your bulldings need a lift, Contact I. J. Stewart, Opposite Central Creameries, Charlotte- town, Phone 5276. ..

AUTHORS INVITED SUBMIT MSS all types (including Poems) for book publication. Reasonable terms. Stockwell Ltd., IlfraconI- be, England. (cold. 1898).

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ONE SI-IORTHORN HEIFER 11) freshen May lat. Apply 47 Val- ley Street.

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MAN FOR GENERAL FARM work must be experienced in gen- eral fann work. Knud Jonah- son.

TNCTTYPAIRGLAISIBINIID

cue finder pbono Bnntor Riva J0-8. Collect.

'f'RlRD FLOOR I ROOM UNIllAT- ed apartment with oil burning kitchen range. Apply Box 2. L. Guardian.

BIATBD APARTMINT. Mm floor. slx rooms and both. VI monthly Brighton. Dial It'll.

..............M......L......... INTIRPRM OIL IANOI IX- ocllent condition. Dial III.

,lourist Season

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Gcivol Prosontod To Charlottetown Legion Branch

Comrade V. J. Bowlon presented to the Charlottetown bi-anch)of the Canadian Legion, B. E S. L. a beautiful band-made gavel which is expertly canted and assembled by his father, M. J. Bowlen, and presented to the branch through

in. -

The regular monthly meeting of the branch was held Thursday 2XE3"I.i..ii'uS"”oicl?.Zf.iuc'"” "M?

era presen , though somewhat less than usual due to Lenten services being held a job of this type will be clear-,lii the churches It the mile hour. ed away, and bulldozers will level- The m99llnK ll Md With one the open space surrounding thelVe;lfEd0ffQ"C5n3 B 8919; Whiecgl in b ilding. Ilrlor 'to p 'ng. Very P9 I0 0 5 W138 W88 0 Sel'V

u an lmemory oftftarllen comrlaales Slang one verse 0 e poem " ey a tion of the block. and are being Grovlvd N? 81'5" Igasmfflld by the used for storage and f' ld offices, 9'95 Elli 0m1'3 '3 W ell- sold and movede or demol-I Thegiiegulgr tgomrnitteg reploigtrs islicd. The field office of Anglo”- W9” V031 Y e Slew Vec 8 - Norcrossdand sub-conliactors will,::liu::gd were approved by the be move to the Federal building.) 9 -

Some annoyance has been caus-ic lV3"dC0Iil101':i- in ill: Ebasencagi ed lately by small 1; and. omra e . urnag an, repo some not so small L find thelfor the Clover Club committee- many windowed building A tempt- Ellis report showed a nod surplus his target for stones and snowllllr the m0""'- Com” 0 VB"! LEF- balls. Some windows have been M3 the chairman 9' "19 h0ll39 broken. but fortunately these havelwmmi"-68 SPORE 1'9 the removal. been of glass placed temporarily. 0' 3 tree in IWBI-' 0i ll"! H0111? until the specified type of glass is and outlined some other intended1 installed. improvements. ,

Some parts of the new edifice al- thcfmlrlad? gl”'W siwlglmer gully ready have this sp rial glass,. 3 3 SIC mem "3 n 9” ,0 known as I-Twgndow-ig it is vacuum I the hospitals had been visited twice! packed. with an air space between I dulmg the mi",1lh and had bee" gilt", mo far-lly heavy pan... whmh an en treats of cignrets, tobacco, etc; held in pin, by a sturdy frame. Comrade Jack Leightizer, report- This glass comes from the United f t ded mm for dailmciiilfsil States and is not made in Canada. 95 0" T9 3T 0 Pen, sa a 1 It is in such short supply that It lge il""”leCg Wggd "!dV"”dcl"'1l1gt8ll""Ei cannot be replaced for several l epalmebesgcin hi;:I::'ate1i:, gfitlgr .

v as wou - months if broken. It uill not steam the Easter holiday At um mnduyl sion of his report two members. namely Comrade Joe Murnaghan, and Comrade Vern Larter came forward with a very considerable cash donation to aid In the expen- ses of this worthy project. ' t

Comrade E. W. Campbell. Ch-'ll!l'(i man of the poppy comm ttee sa , that he had again been selected. b P iilcmmndt attendi

Before the House closed on 33,2, ,:::ia':.c,.lI mgeung inoottawa Thursday. Hon. B. Earle MacDon- on April 5.7, He asked (0; any sugu aldv PWVIDCIEI TY935"l"9l'- 83” gestions that would favor this work some figures which would indicate i and which he might present. to this the Island is once again in for Iimeegmg,

bumper l0l"'l3l '”W"- on completion of the business the

He said th:.t during three dlyslmgeflng adjourned with The Queen.

of this week there had been 1,190;

Savole, which is July 31st coming.

The company has I period of grace extending to Novomeber if, any of the work falls to pass In, spcction on the completion date, but no trouble of any kind is fore- seen at the present time.

Next week the hoist which climbs , the side of the buidling on Rich- mond Street, and which has been

per floor. will be removed. This will ease traffic on the street. Well before the completion date, the litter and debris incldential to

up under weather

changes.

Predicts Bumper

all parts of the world. On Wednes- day there were 375 letters receiv- Ied; Tuesday, 465 and on Monday '350. "It is n credlable effort on lthe part of our tourist directors of ithe Maritime Provinces that such ilnterest has been aroused." said lMr. MacDonald.

lpGov.-General

limendmenl To The Jury Act

An Act to amend the Jury Act passed during the last session of the Legislature states that the Grand jury will be called only in the event of indictable offences be- ing tried before the Supreme Court. Previously the Grand jury could be excused from a session of the Supreme court with no indictable offences, although it could not pro-

Massey Stops At viously be excused for two succes- sive sittings in the some county.

AKLAVIK, N.W.T. (CP)-Gover- nor-General Massey arrived here ,Friday in the far northwestern tip lot the Northwest Territories after n 100-mile flight from the pictur- esque settlement of Tuktoyaktuk.

In the southward swing of his Arctic tour, Mr. Massey's plane came back to tree-line from the Arctic snow desert he has travel-

d. The route of the wheel-equipped plane took the governor-general across the 1,000-mile-long Macken- zie river.

He was greeted by some 200 whites and Eskimos as this color- ful scttlement of white frame

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dwellings on the M ' ' delta far above the Arctic Circle. On the way. Mr. Massey saw dog teams headed for Aklavik, the drivers planning to attend Easter services as well as to see the gov- ernor-general.

Plans were in readiness upon his arrival for his attendance at mass at the Roman Catholic mission and a visit to the Anglican residential school and hospital.

Also on his schedule was a visit to the Aklavik curling rink-pride of the far north curlers -- with Scouts. Cubs. Guides and Brown- lea forming a guard of honor.

Kinettes Hear Talk On Day Training School

The regular monthly meeting of, the Ch: lottetown Kinette Club was! held March 28 at the home of Mrs. Clive Stewart. Final preparations for the Kinsmen Variety Show

were "

Miss Sue Hollet. teacher and or- ganizer of the Day Train- ing School for Retarded Children. was guest speake . she exDlBLlIEd that music plays an important part In the program. A child sometimes experiments with words for the flrst time when he is relaxed and happy In a music circle. Carefully chosen records have a relaxing effect on the retarded child, also, records that help to make I arntng experiences pleasant or used wherever possible.

Mrs. Stewart Ives was appointed to the Board of Director: of the Prince Edward Island Day train- ing school. An Island scene was presented to Mrs. George Moc- Donald prior to has deportnro with her husband and small Inn to Man. The next meeting will be held at tho homo of Mrs. F. W. Boyle: on May 2. Lunch was nor- ved by tho bostosooo. Mrs. George Macnonald, Mn. Ivan Sinclair and

Original Play I VT

In Little Theatre Alplril Repertoire

F plans for the presentation of Cliarlottetown's Little Theatre Guild's "Studio Night" to bo held next Thursday. April 5th at Queui Charlotte High School were made at a meeting of the executive held at the home of the president. Mrs. Fred Ranalian. on Wednesday evening.

This "Studio Night", which will for the membership only. will con- sist of three very effective one act plays: "Rose Ln Tulipp". which will be directed by Ken Cold- welii an excerpt from Shake- speare's "As You Like It" direct- ed by Mr. K. A. Parker; and "The Pancake Gun", an original play written by,Mr. Garry Rea- Alrth who. with Mrs. J. P. Miller has provided overall supervision of the cast which is composed entire- lg 'of the "Teen-Age Little Theatre