Ss M eS 3 tga PP ga dod fo expented thet mack matte act unit 'rate of 99 cents per cuble TELEPHONE 8506 — ASK FOR NEWS DESK Maritime Dredging Limited, of | pleted by Aug. 1, 1960. ee F Charlottetown, for dredging at ‘will be carried specifications Port Stanley, Ont., i was. an-|, pene out |prevared by the London District The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat, June 6, 1959. 5 nounced by the Minister of Pub- ™ ‘ur areas under this contract. | Office of the Harbours and Ri. An area 2,100 feet tong by 150 | vers Engineering Branch. Depart-~ lie Works. Hon. Howard Green. d if a The company submitted the low. | feet wide will be dredging in the ment of Public Works. wy Island Life Underwriters © 9 [a0 sare aZmed SS 12 | tte" channel ‘and harbour’ and : se to the department's adver- |" irregular area in the turning ANCIENT BREED H Oo C e a basin averaging 610 feet long by| The small Pekinese dog centur- e-Da en : 280 feet wide. In the approach | ies ago was bred exclusively for ave n y onv tion Irving Tanker eee area to be dredged | the Chinese Imperial family at Well known life insurance men| tatives were present at the one- emus tin te ies ee from both Canada and United | day convention held at the Char- centre line 350 f States discussed modern methode| qctowe, Hotel. ' The southerly limit of this area | of life insurance marketing and| 4" arampa eee Sage" will coincide with the 2ifoot con-] most inexpensive service at the convention of the | [0° Tepresents more 9,500 The Irving OM tanker “Sea- tour, water depth reduced to zero | Life Underwriters Association of | Hf Underwriters in 76 communl-/ onk’” is still aground on the mud- P.E.I., yesterday. ties across the country. It spom-| flats in Charlottetown Harbor. So ——~ salesman you can Special speakers 1 ne luded| im che wovyear L.U.A. Train |far the vessel or the mudbank one : Ghee Chacker oe me, uC et Steegear course Tedaing to tao] nen sonenad stserts to ceflent the Pi, 2 employ ---a ’ . » Tepresen- ‘ ; Reginia, Sask., and Alex W. Ling- | Underwriter”, more commonly} Another tanker, the “Irving- All Copy for GUARDIAN - ard, assistant-general manager| “Ww” as C-L.C. wood” és slated to arrive in port Church of the Life Underwriter’s Associa-| General chairman of the con-| and transfer the cargo as to ligh- Page PATRIOT Gem of Canada, Tornate, Mer pa dy a coca | cane ier ae ot tee ae Must Be In By ‘ . FceFariand spoke on Imperial » make it easier loose from ; subject “The Philosophy and the soft mud. 5:00 p.m. WANT AD Techniques of Simple Program-| CONTROL FOREST FIRE The~“Seakonk” ran aground ming” and “Simple Program- Wednesday night in a heavy fog Thursday ming in Action”. Mr. Dunn spoke| KARLSRUHE, West Germany | while trying to clear port. She on “Preparation for Selling” and | (Reuters)—Firemen brought un-| is reported to be in no danger * * * . Phone 8506 ‘The Sale ban meng nd hav tg cietecey, Meadlonden glean bose po fe og oe aca . age grounding ————4 ee RENE eer a as tatntemlon leading "eae wie ig Ge and LAC Raymond Acorn. Others|commanding officer of RCAF . spection . 60 Charlottetown | presentations were from left to right, Wilson Ross, | Station, Summerside and FO. J Air Cadet Squadron held: at the|inspecting officer, Group Cap. ; : : : ; nie. JUNE 7 195 | airport last evening was the pre-|J.Z. Creeper, D.-F.C., C.D., to; “itman of the sponsoring com-|E. Campbell, acting commander | , _ Sentation of wrist watches to|cadets LAC Vernon. Frizzel, left,'mittee, Group Cap. Creeper,!of the squadron. | . . | Father Of Anglican Church FIRST BAPTIST Air Ladets Praise ae tan — (Continued from page 1) Cer. Prince and Streets. : zo er until nearing home on the re- Pah achte nape Minist Ministers: turn trip, when Leigh went on Rev. F $a ' |ahead in the truck. Reskieak tiene Rev. H. L. Mitten, B.A, B.D. | Nev. A. Prank Maclean, B.A. - |PINNED UNDER WHEEL IR. M.A. Organist B.A B.Ed. B.D z A Cascumpec resident, Mit- the Rev. Canon J. R. Davies and Choir Director: "P. = : ; chell Gallant, discovered the es L. Th. ee v.L Prete — overturned tractor near a sharp - Canon EF. Malone Mrs. V. Dingwell anist Director Cheirs, _ The No. 60 Charlottetown Air; Acorn, who received the highest turn in the road about 5 p.m.,! TONI M.A., D.D., 9:45 a.m.—Sunday Church Cadet Squadron was highly | number of points in general pro- with Morrell pinned underneath | * : GHT ONLY AT 7 AND 9 + the Rev. W. G. Hogg, School SERVICES OF WORSHIP praised by Group Capt. oe were presented with the wheel. FS sc ; Assistant Priests 11:00 a.m.—Care ef infants in Creeper, D.F.C., C.D., command-/ wrist watches by the inspecting Members -of the coroner’s 1£0 RAL i “ 99 supervision \10:00 a.m.—Senior Church Summerside, following its annual | officer. : jury are: Elmer Wallace, fore | em yecaREVS Y & + ‘cae ek Gee ao Fh gp nd bags pre-schoel| School ing officer of RCAF Statioh,| Mrs. Evelyn Cudmore, director | |man, Cascumpec; Kenneth Small- | Jo COURS E 2 children in Nursery and Kin- 11:00 am.—Primary and Be ‘ inspection last evening. of Red Cross first aid services, | man, O'Leary; Keith Gamble, | TH ,Boys! + The Second Sunday After dergarten Departments. (Par- ginners Sunday Church School Group Capt. Creeper congratu-| presented six cadets with first Fortune Cove; Joseph Arsenault, | ox CSO Cinenne SCOPE COL OM by OF LUXE Trinity ents are thus enabled to at-| 11-99 a.m. Divine Worship lated the 26 young cadets on their | aid certificates and badges. Alberton; Fred Arsenault, Cas- S06i. ites eit tend church service while Setuenes tale A BH ' @ppearance, drill movements and| They were David Cudmore, | cumpec; Ira Wallace. Brooklyn * * 9:65 a.te~BMatiies children are being cared for-)| <i -iness Of The Soul. - particularly their precision drill; Kenneth MacKay, Ronald Jen- and Ivan Wallace, Cascumpec ae og i ta Weeshin | demonstration, which the inspect. | kins, Eldon Sentner, David Acorn} JOINS CLINIC The véctin was & son of Dics.| x COMING MON. AND T 4 ee eee ot Cale. Seaton!’ “anes he: tanks ial ing officer said takes ‘‘a lot of | and Carl Oraniuk. John Morrell of Unionvale, and | 11:00 a.m.—Cheral Tied tians Whe Do Some Good.” M Soul” —Ippolitof-Ivanot practise and concentration’’. T The inspecting officer was ac- I ft “Stee x |the late Mr. Morrell,- and was | TIRED OF TEARJERKERS? , ant . : “Bread of the y He also told the members of | companied on his tour of inapee-| -, spon Cyril tnnott, M.D.,'born at Knutsford. As a young * . 9:08 a tee — ‘Centered Evening Worship the ‘squadron the Air Cadet or-|tion by Fit-Lt. Eakien, liaison ~''- M-Sc.. -R.C.P., a special-!man he was employed in Alber- THIS ONE'S FUNNY! S| 7:00 p.m. Evensong This service culminates im| 7:00 p.m.—Divine Worship. ern deing a reel job! | officer, Summerside RCAF "Ste | th “aaa ae te seetetoen (a2 before purchasing _a.-farm ‘NB Ev 7 p.m. until) the observance of Holy Com-| Sermon: “I Perish With in training the future citizens of | tion. oo haat the Charlottetown | within the town limits. In re-| . . hoodies er e) » sion, and in the. reception; Hunger” tomorrow. The senior NCO was WO2 Ger- ee eee Bane ee — |cent years he has operated an| —The bold and blushing movie from the + : ef new church members. Rev. Mr. Latimer Two young lads, LAC Vernon | ald Soy. Acting commanding of- | _. a SETS. 1K lice delivery service to a iarge| slears : . vening Evangelis-| Anthem: “Sweet. Is Thy Frizzell and LAC Raymond 'ficer was FO J.E. Campbell. Sinnott, Bristol, Dr. Sinnott era. | area of western Prince County. | * hilarious Broadway hit play! ST. PAUL’S ANGLICAN a Mercy” J. Barnby duated from McGill Medical | He was a member of the Uniied | : CHURCH This service begins with! Soloist: Miss Joyee Mae- . on the Western plan for Berlin. School in 1953, and spent the next | Church of Canada. F j hit of 7 bright praise in the singing of Callum. ; American Then: Herter asked: “If Mr. five years doing post-graduate | SURVIVORS rom the bold, blush ng stage Established 1769 by Reyal . the tomes ef the Geopel to| ‘ om ic Gromyko is suggesting w> go work at McGill and the Montreal} Surviving in addition to his | a sex in ti burbs! Foundation ; tro eng ge y —

General Hospital. In 1958 he was wife, the former G

back to the Western peace plan for general discussion, I am de-

Mn's political and economic ties with the West.”

Gromyko in the 2'2-hour run- Bing word battle, struck. back at Herter’s charge that the Soviet Union wants to pull West Berlin into the Soviet bloc. ; SIGNIFICANT STEP « Gromyko, in a possibly signifi- cant step, unexpectedly asked Herter, Lioyd and Maurice Couve de Murville France to come up with concrete proposals on two points in their master plan for a German settlement. Gromyko originally repected this

| Pama e but now he said the ] i want to clarify: 1, The reference in the plan to

& possible declaration against us- ing force in- the settlement of

lighted to know we are returning to the point I thought he most emphatically rejected time ago.” , ;

and half-humorous tone, answer- ed: “I have raised two concrete suggestions. Now you have swit- ched to the Western peace plan. Why? To create a better atmos- phere or to make the U.S.R. de- legations happier? [f this is your intention, well, all right.”

mark, U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Andrew Berding said later the Western powers would dis- cuss elements of the peace plan but would not reach final agrce- | ment on these elements outside | the context of the package which | |...Ge) calls for a phased reunification | of divided Germany. t

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Cape Breton

awarded a diploma in internal | medicine, and a Master of | Science’ in medical investigation, ! both from McGill. Later that! same year he was awarded a}! Fellowship in the Royal College! of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada. i

At present a member of the | medical staff of the Montreal!

of Albe

ertrude | * rton, and his aged motffer

at Unionvale, are 10 sons rang-

jing in age from one to 17 years.

They are David, William (Billy), Gary, GéOrdon, Eugene, Blair, Lorne, Robert, Sidney and Perry.

He is also survived by the fol- lowing brothers and sisters: Wil- liam, of Knutsford: Mrs. Isaac Harris ({Stelia) of Unionvale:

General Hospital and a member | Mrs. Earl Cornish (Margaret) of |

of McGill's medical faculty, Dr. | Sinnott is also the author of sev- eral papers dealing with normal | and abnormal cardio-respiratory Physiology, a field in which he! has had particularly extensive training.

Dr. Sinnott graduated from St. Dunstan's University in 1949 and | was awarded a B.Sc ‘summa cum Prior to enrolling at uni- versity, he had served four years wth the RCAF.

In August, 1951. Dr. Sinnott was married to Willa FitzGerald, | daughter of Mrs. FitzGerald and

Woodstock; Stanley, of mond, Me.; Leigh. of Alberton: Mrs. Silas Chappell (Alice), of Charloitetewn; Leslie, Cornwall, Ont., and Mrs. Addison Rayner (Myrtle), of Alberton.

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The ci an es to use| sident, was presented with a] it for its scars and signs of Interim Minister. ; A Cherlolictows ons ber bees | 158,000 carta ol apo from its| gift prior to her departure for j use and wear. A worn Bible, Mrs. Allison MacRae. A.R.C.M. THE SALVATION ARMY 11:0 ane + aiocions convicted for the ood time in /!ands, and 100,000 from private; Europe. Miss E. Lillian oe like an old soldier is a monu- onaitih. : Great George Street ee ae Cn 4 ’s esti-; Kenzie and Mrs. Lawson theni{ ment to its own battles and 7 agel 10 rn rg of a charge of driv. | ea eee pg showed slides of their various|l victories. The pages are Mrs. Malcolm Beck, “HOME OF EVANGELISM” | 7:30 p.m.—Evangelistic Serview. Totaced toa month in fail by | Oras. "| trips to Europe and the British || eloquent. They not only have Cheir Director. Since 1865 seseaae? “An Optimistic Way : Jes ies. essage, but they bear ; o. Magistrate K.M. Martin, Q.C., a eres ae -— = pono oe ee . oa ae ‘ar ol one 10:00 a.m.—Bible School and Sr. Major and Mrs. L. A. Hicks. “The Lord gave and the Lord yesterday morning. ‘ y; cs 0 ee ne Paes i F Hour. Corps Officers. hath taken away; blessed be mainland under the Canso Strait.| of meeting Miss, Rose Goldblatt, |] -bas meant to you. Here is amily ae eas ot Ge tae DOCTOR FINED The bleached pulp will be pro.| the distinguished Montreal pian-'| he passage which brought ome and bring your childres. tot ag A charge of speeding draw a cessed into a. high-grade paper'| ist, who was a guest at the || you comfort and peace when 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship 10:00 a.m.—Open Air Meeting : guilty plea in writing from aj for markets in North America.! meeting. |} you were crushed with sor-. and Communion. 11:00 a.m.—Holiness Service Remember Charlottetown physician in Magis. | ij row. Here is where you Sermon: Mr. Merle Zimmer-| >: 99 p.m.—Directory Class. “You are welcome at the * i hen you had man. : School Temple.” trate’s court yesterday morning. found guidance w | 2 2:30 p.m.—Sunday . He was fined 30 and costs or 20 Se ee f Anthem: Junior Choir: “These | ¢:59 ».m.—Open Air Meeting. PARK ROYAL days. He is reported to have been MONTREAL TO . te ne a ae ee | aa para Meee aed Mother’s| 7:00 P-m—PubKe Salvation : travelling about 50 miles an hour ie ae in , . ned Ge ee urch other Meeting. : UNITED CHURCH ‘on the eastern end of Grafton. |] for renewed courage to keep |} y ya ie ig Room. a win are aardiblly lwvlied t Street. & : a cutis ‘ete ot f py? ge get Evenigg Worship iitend these services. Rev. W. acing Comes, B.A. PORTRAIT DISPLAYED || large, this Book is your most |) \rmaag ood Selo: Selected—Miss Rosina 0. C. Craswell of Craswell Por- || important item. If it is small, || ~~~ Bee". FREE CHURCH OF 11 Second Street trait Studio of this City has had | i} the Book makes you rich. If |' = es COME AND WORSHIP SCOTLAND Phone 4214 det tant Mas tee Yee | bre bow indect "but't- | SUNDAY MIDNIGHT SHOW npinsrg yep ee Sorgen portrait hung at ew Yor if are poor in --. but hap- |} UNITED PENTECOSTAL ga International Salon of Photo | pily, you may easily acquire > * Minister: Rev. J. H. Bishop, B.A. apy . if one for your very own. You CHURCH :45 a.m.—Sunday Chureh Only recently two portraits of |] may also give one to a spec- * BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 12:05 A. M, & 42:60 en Berets gp Fie Mr. Craswell’s were '| ial friend or member of your 37 Elm Avenue : “What Dest Thow| 11:99 a.m.—Morning Worship . AND RETURN ; ; : Sermon: 11: £ ‘and hung at Munich Salon, Ger- Giasan Monde eee in *You fly Economy Clase family: It is a gift to , A. N. Stairs, Minister. Here?” te of new Elders ~ many? , Amsterdam and Brussels of no 724 monthe to pay the J | treasure! “You may also share |] THE STORY OF A TEEN-AGE Phone 8676 2:30 p.m.—Service im Stanchel|7:39 p.m. — Evening Worship Ail of the International Salons extra fare See your Travel Agent. =_= iy ie. valuable pemeneien by | I = 7:00 p.m. Read Psalm % are open to photographers from helping the Bible Society FIRE-BOMB! Survions< Sermon: “Returned” On June 2ist Park Royal will every part of the world, and for make it possible for every 10:00 a.m.—Sunday ‘School and | «ne that giorieth, let him| obsefve the first ~anniversary one to have the honor of having person in the world to have Bible Class. glory im the Lord. For not.he| of the opening of the new a print accepted and hung is an “a a copy of the Scriptures in 11:00 a.m.—Worship .Service. that commendeth himself is| church with special services indication of the excellency of f a ‘vee \ ij his own language. | 7:30 p.m.—Evangelistie Service. soproved. but whom the Lord} at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. te perk. ' r oe You Are Invited commendeth.” 2 Cor. 10: 17,/ You are invited to worship creas Nes te Monette conrosaTion | THE BIBLE HOUSE Te Worship With Us. 3% Ged at Park Royal. be and 23 prints have won THE MOST EXPERI . entice Taahe - _ thie = # : (Operated by the P. E. 1. Auxiliary Woiten by SALLY STUBBLE z &, ; salons as Malta, Paris, Mexico, JET AIRLINE IM THE WORLD of the @bik ded fone mee Prutaced by BARNA MELO ia, Ba rcelona, Gottenburg, Brussels, i > r ot a ; oreign ' Z - 4 = Munich and many others. ' ¥ kk&kekekeke hwe Ke KehUKChCUu% : . Pf a ‘ . 4 -