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RE!'lIGERA'I'IONsales and re- . prompt service anywhere in Province. storey Electric.

IPECIAL8 every day from now wit-3 Christmas. Sunter'a Ladies car. i

WE TREAT the sick well. Gil- gey's Pharmacy. open ll a.m. to I p.m.

ALL COLLEGE and school Jack- ets reduced 33 1-3. P. W. C. Card- igans at the Bike Shop.

VISIT HI STYLE Millinery. Gt. George Street. "where every style is Hi-Style."

ASK FOR our booklet of Christ- mas gift suggestions. Pattersons,

Y1!!! DOLLAR buys more at the Hughes Drug Store.

TINY TOTS are going out of busi nens. Christmas bargains.

WATCH FOR Christmas Budget Specials at Pattersona.

WASHING MACHINE - and motor repairs. Storey Electric.

POLISHER Rental Service Storey Electric.

CEREBRAL PAISY tag day Friday and Saturday. Please give. your support.

LADIES! Its Normals for dress-f es. We carry smart materiiitics loo.

FOR MEANINGFUL - Christ- mas gifts a visit the Bible House, (Opposite Eatonie-.

.lc'.vcllei's and (lift Specialists. .

RL'.II.hlA(iE Sale. Bunny Group, at W A. at Trinity Social Hall. Saturday. December 8th, 2 p m.

ATTENTION Parents. Tiny Tots are going out ui business Com- plete cl-i-araiu-c

SPE(lIAI.S at lli Style hlillinery 8100, SI ii). Si T15. and S21 95- N5" 25 per cent discount on Velours and hlcliistvics.

ROYAI. D()l'l.TON Figurines We liavc a few of these famous figurines left at the old IJFW9 Pattersons.

A PANTRY SALE will he held at Moore and 2llcLeod's Saturday, at 2 p.m Earl of Hillsborough, chapter 1.0.1) l-2.

SHELLEY Bone Chzna. "Dainty Blue", "Rosebud" and "Begonia." Odds and ends at Christmas Bud- get special prices. Pattersons. Jewellers and Gift Specialists.

CHRISTMAS BUDGET Special on siiverplated flatware. Several sets for six or sight at greatly reduced prices. Pattersona on Great George Street.

HAMPTON PASTORAL Charge. Services Dec. 9th. as follows: Bonshaw ll a.m., Desable 3 p.m.. Hampton 7.30 p.m., Rev. M. K- Charman, Minister.

ORWELL .. veznnou United Church. Rev. John M. Sheen. min- ister. (Jerry Valley 11 a.m., Ver- non River 2.30 p.m., Eldon 7.30 p.m.

IRADALBANE United Church. Sunday. Dec. 9., North Granville 11 a.I'n.. Rosa Valley 3 p.m., Brad- alhane 7.30 p.m. Rev. H. S. Ray- nor. Minister.

II. PETER! BAY Pastoral Charge. Service in St. Peter's Bay United Church Sunday. Dec. 9. 7.80 p.m. Service conducted by Dr. Malcolm Beck Special music.

PRESBYTERIAN Church in Can- ada, Service Caledonia Presbyter- ian Church. Sunday. Dec. 9. 11 a. in. Sacrament of the Lord": Sup- per will be served. Rev. Carl Cur- rie, ltlinistr-r.

POWNAL UNITED Pastoral Charge Seryices for Sunday. Dec. Bill. 11 a.m. at Clifton; 2.30 p.m. Orphanage Choir at Mt. Herbert: 7 p.m. Junior Choir at Pownal. Rev. T. It Goudge, Minister.

IIAZELBROOK. CROSS Roads. Alexandra. Dec fltli. llazclbronk ii a. m. Cross Roads 3 p.m., Alexandra 7.1) p.m. All are welcome to these services. Rev. C. W. Pa.-isey, min- istcr.

DIES IN N. B. - The many friends of Mrs. Paid Frost. (for- merly Maud Holm of Victoria. P. E. I..l of Millbanit. N.B.. regret to learn of her death at her home on Novemhcr Ztith last.

CORNWALL Pastoral Charge. United Church of Canada. Services for Sunday. Dec. 9th. Cornwall ll a.m. Kingston 3 p.m. New Dom- inion 730 pm.. Sunday School at Cornwall to n.m. Rev. R. A. Fat- terson. Minister.

THE NORTH River United Bap- tiat Church. Sunday, Dec. 9th. North River It a.m.. Clyde River 3 p.m.. Kingston 7.30 p.m. Sunday School Long Creek 10.45 a.m..

Clyde River 2 p.m. Rev. Owen Cochran. Minister. WINSLOE Pastoral Charge

Udted Church of Canada. serv- ice: for Sunday. Dec. 9th. ll a.m. Princeton" Road: ii p.m. High- ftelrl; 7.30 p.m. Winsloe North; 8:!) Monday evening. South Wins- Ioe Y. P. U. Home of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Turner. Rev. Dr. E.A. Betta. Minister.

COVEHEAD Pastoral Charge. United Church of Canada. Rev. W. H. FfVl'S)iII. R. A.. Minister Church Services for Sunday. Dec- erlber 9. I956. Covehead Road: Morning Worship II a.m: Stanhopa Public Worship 3 p.m.; West Cove- head: Evening Worship 7.!) p.m.

Services for Sunday.'

SALE PRICES on all I-Ilcctidcali, Gifts. coloured lamps. lizili p.rice.I Storey Electric. l

ADELLLA'S - Specials at 31.00, . 31.95. and S2 95. Also new shipment Christmas Miliinery. Gloria Build- mg, I77 Grafton Street. ;

"THE UNITED Church of Can- ada Cavendish Pastoral Chargei lliiine Worship 9 Dec. 1956 ll am. Cavendish 3 p.m. New Glas- gnu 7 30 p.m. North Rustico."

TIIF. HROOKFIELD Presby- terian (iliurch service .0! Worship Sunday lice. 9th 1100 a.m. The Rev. EC. Evans will preach. Rev

E.H. Bean, Intcrim Moderator. ,

I'PTON Gospel Chapel Dundas.l iscrvit-es for Sunday December 9th. 10 30 am. Sunday School lI.'l 30 a.m. The Lord's Supper 700' p.m. Evangelistic Service Every- one Welcome.

YORK - Pastoral Charge Unit-, ed ('hurrh of Cunatln Sunday De-l cember 9. 1936 - ll a.m., Con-i tral. 2.30 p.m. -- Pleasant Grove” 7.30 p.m. G York. Guest speaker at all three services '

POLICE ('OI'RT- A single per. son charged with being drunk andi incapable was given a ten day sus-l pended sentence hy Magistrate l(.. M. Martin in (lity Police Court.

yesterday morning.

BLOOD RECRIVITER - In the caption explaining the photo taken at the Blood llohrir Clinic. vvlurh appeared In yesterday's paperu credit for the recruiting in Mount Stewart should have been given to Roy Leard. l

l FREDERICTON BRADALBANF. Churches of Christ Dec. 9th Com-, bined Service in the Fredericton Church at 3.00 p.m. Fredericton Sunday School at 10.30 am. Brad-I alhane Sunday School at 10.30 a.m Marvel D. Dunbar Supply Prea- chcr.

BIG TANKER-The Irving Glen. largest and newest of the Irving Oil Co. tankers. is expected to or- rive with approximately 8,000,000, gallons of mixed petroleum prod-. ucts Sunday afternoon. She will be out-bound from the Netherlands. West Indies, in the Carribean Sca.

MARSITFIELD Presbyterian i ian Church The hours of service for Sunday. Dec. 9 are as follows;

Siindny. llcc 9 are as folloivs; Marshfield ll a.m., Harrington Ii p.m. Mount Stewart 730 p.m.

All are welcome to worship with (us at those services. Student mini- ster- J. Karl English. l

NEW GLASGOW Christian Church Sunday, December 9 New Glasgow Cominiiniiy Sunday School I0 a.m. till the Christian Churcht Morning worship and Communion Ii a.m. Sacrament of Believers Baptism at this servicc. Cavendish Unltcd Baptist Church; Worship service 7.30 p.m. llcv. Bryer R. Jones, B.A.. B.D.. Mini- stcr. i

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GOV'T. APPOINTMENTS -At a meeting of the Executive Council held Thursday. Mr.,(lluny (J. Pitcairn was appointed soni- 'tary engineer vtemrmraryl. Mr!- ,Laura Wigmorc, R.N.. was ap- 'pointcd floor nurse at the Ortho- lpcdic Ci-ntro. Miss Joan Bnwncssl -was apppolntcd a Lab. Technician at the Health Centre. i

HUNTER River Pastoral charge The United Church of Canada Services on Sunday. Dcrcmber 9th. as follows: Hunirr River 11' am. Sunday School in a.m. Wheat-i Icy River 3 p m.. Reception of ncwi members and Sacrament of Holy Communion) Norlh Wiltshlre Willi be a special service. with music by the WHEBIIPY River-Glaliiftwi Road Choir. and Rev. G How.-irdl Christie will preach. Rev. C. R.. Mom. nA.. an. Minister. I

rt-'Ni-'.iw. - The funeral nil Mrs Jnmc: McLaughlin was held, Thursday morning from her late,

residence Glenroy to St. AIICII'(lW'l Church where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev; George MBCCOTHIBC who also con: ducted service at ihc grave. In- terment wns in the Church Ceme-

d the Ilhh milestone last March -

tery, Pall bearers werc: Addisonp Coffin. Clarence MacDonald. , Frank Rose, Harold Macnonald, Bruce Afilecli and Alexander Mac- Kenzie. '

PERSONALS

Friends of Mr. Lemuel stanley.i Charlottetown. will be pleased to learn that he is recovering satie- foctorily from his recent opera- tion in the Charlottetown Hospital.

Mr. George Anld. Wtasloe. host., Ighly reipected citizen who reach-

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Irwin Group Holds Panel Discussion

That the youth of today have better times in which to live than in the lean years of the depres- sion was the unanimous opinion of a panel discussion which fas-

iured the regular meeting of the " Irwin. Christian Fellowship Group

held last night.

The guest of the Group for the I

evening was Mr. J. Lincoln De- war. Secretary Edward Island Federation of Agriculture. Mr. Dewar previous to leading the panel discussion gave a brief talk on the subject of human resources and showed to his audience that more can be learned through group discussion than by listening to a speaker for the whole evening.

Mr. Frank Gosbee presided at the meeting and led a lively open- Ing singsong. Nan Kirby presid-

at the piano. The worship period was conducted by Allison Macliinnon.

A ht-arty vote of thanks on be- half of the Group was extended to Mr. I):-war by Rev. Howard; Christie. Alter refreshments. Mr. Christie dismissed the gathering with prayer.

BIRTHS

WEST-At the P. E. I. Hospital on December 3rd. to Mr. and Mrs. Miller West. a daughter, Heather Dale. 9 lhs., 4 0:.

BOWMAN-At the Prince Edward Island Hospital on Dec. 3. 1956. to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bow- man. New Wiltshire, a son.

STEWART-At the Souris Hospi- tal on December 3. 1956. to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce L. Stewart, a son.

GAUTIIIER - At the Charlotte- town Hospital on December 5th. to Mr. and Mrs. Eric Gauthier a daughter. Debra Lynn. 7 lbs. I5 ozs.

STEWART-At the Prince Ed- lsland Hospital on Dec. 5th, to Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Stewart, Bay View, a son. George Allan, weight 9 lbs.

ENGAGEMENTS

MR. AND MRS. GEORGE DOCK- ENIIORFF. North River wish to announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Kathryn Loretta Grace to John Baird of Toronto, son of Mrs. Baird and the late John Baird of Glasgow, Scotland. Marriage to take place December iith in Toronto.

DEATHS

IIOWATT - At Moncton City Hos- pital Tuesday December 4th, Mr AR. Hawaii in his 57th year. Funeral Thursday from St. James United Church, Pettico- diac.

MACCALLUM At Brackley Point on Thursday Dec. 8th 1956, R.W. Grant Maccallum in his 59th year. Resting at the Macl.can Funeral Home until Sat. afternoon then at his late residence. from where the fu- neral will be held on Sunday. Service commencing at 2.00 p. m. Interment in Brachiey Point Cemetery.

KING - At the Charlottetown Hospital on Thursday, Decem- ber 6. Mrs. John J. King of 62 Sydney Street. age 83 years. Her remains will be transferr- cd from the Henncssey Funeral Home to her late Residence this evening at 5 olclock from where the funeral will be held on Monday morning at 10 o'clock to St. Dunstans Basilica for Requiem High Mass. Interment in the Catholic Cemetery.

STEWART - At the New Eng- land Baptist Hospital. Boston. Mass on Thursday Dec. 6th, 1956. Jessie Ruth Tonmbl. wife of Benjamin H. Stewart former- ly of Georgetown in her 67th year. Her remiiins will arrive at the MICIRIITI Funeral Home Snlurday evening. Funeral no- tice later.

FOR5YTlIE- At the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital on Thurs- day. Dec. 6, I956, Norma Louise Forsythe, age six months. lo- fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan M. Forsythe. Funeral pri- vate from The Macl.ean Fun- eral liome. Intennent People's Cemetery.

nanonnoanu At the Charlotte- town Hospltal on Wednesday. Doc 6. 1956. Mrs. Kevin Hnndregan of 225 Water Street. Charlottetown, in her 39th year. Her remains are resting at the Charlottetown Funeral Home from where the funeral will be held on Monday morning. leav- ing ihc Funeral Home at 8.45 for Requiem High Mass at St. Dunstan's Basilica at nine of- clock. Interment in the Catholic Cernete , .

was a visitor to the City on Wed- nesday doing his Christmas shop-

ol the Prince,

p. officials to have occurred some-

iBilla to the extent of 3310 of more

ping His many friends extend hoartiest Christmas greetings.

MONTHLY MEETING BENEVOLENT IRISH SOCIETY

Friday. December 7 at I p.m.

MAIN BRACE MEMBERS ATTENTIONI

Don't forget the kiddies Christmas 9511?. Dec

orricansunne PE.I Veterinary aington. Vice-President; Dr. an Medical Association were elected Ings. Montague. President;

Dr.

MacDonald. and Dr. E.D. Kay, all of Charlottetown. Council mem-

at the annual meeting held at the M.I. Lowrie. Charlottetown. secre-1 bcrs; Dr. G.C. Fisher, Registrar.

Health Centre Thursday FRONT Dr. T.R. Furness, Ken-

night. tary-Treasurer.

BACK Dr. I-I.I-I. Kelly, Or. R.S.

Dr. Ings WiII Head P. E. I.

Veterinary Med

iccil Ass'i..'

l Dr. A.E. Ings. of Montague, was Dr. Frank MacKinnon, principal

elected president of the Prince Edward Island Veterinary Medi- cal Association at its 36th annual meeting held at the Health Center in Charlottetown last evening.

Dr. D.G. Moore of the veteri- nary division of the New Bruns- wick Department of Agriculture spoke on the breeding problems -in cattle. during the meeting. In the course of his remarks, he mentioned the increasing risk. which vets are taking in dealing- wuii sterility in cattle. This con! dition has been overcome, the doc- tor stated. by the increased use of artificial insemination where accurate records are being main- tained

Previous to the business meet- ing and election of officers, the annual association dinner was held at the Old Spain. at which

is ours in Canada.” MacKinnon.

"It is a priceless heritage that stated Dr He went on further to say that, "We as Maritimers should know more about our his- IOFY and way of life. because it

from other areas and one which tourists are very interested in sharing."

During a meeting of the lndics auxiliary of the association held at the home of Dr. George Fis- her. Mrs. R.F MacDonald. South port, was elected president; Mrs. Maurice Clark. Kensinglon. vice- president; and Mrs. Jack Calcott secretary-treasurer.

Blood Donor Clinics Finish With 1,395 Donors Registered

The 383 donors

registered representatives of the Nurses' As-

Guardian Photo

Little Theatre Studio Night

Two one-act plays. plus several Christmas tableaux accompanied

0' P'w'c" W” sue” Speakcrgby the Charlottetown Chorale. The retiring president. Dr George Fisher. resided. L

it-titured the opening "Studio Night” performance of the Little Theatre. Guild of Charlottetown, st.-u.-ed at the Queen Charlotte auditorium Thursday night.

The first play. "The Grass Is-

Aluays Greener", a comedy, was directed by Edith Davison. Th e cast included: Joseph Neale, Rena

. . . lJUllnSIl)I'IC. Jerry Mosher, Elaine is something which is different,MncEwenV Elaine M801-mm, Harp

icy Ings, Charles Boudreault. Al- though for most of the players, this was their first staged perfor- mance. they acted their parts well, and the play generally was excellent.

The second play. "Lights 0tit", directed by Marjorie Harris. was a suspense drama. The cast in- cluded; Dick Turpin. Irene Mc- Innis, Roger Gardbam. Marjorie Harris. Barbara Rogers. This play kept the audience enthralled throughout-a professional perfor- mance. well directed and present-

Tbe third item on the program consisted of the presentation of 5 Christmas tableaux. under the direction of Elizabeth Willeit with

Thursday at the final sessions of sociation and of Rochford Squarei the support of the Charlottetown

this week's Red Cross Donor Clinics brought the total for

Blood-High School Red Cross.

Chorale directed by Mr. William

linniigrotion Official Confers.

Chorale. directors great praise fos-an excellent effort. Taking part in the various tab

llcflulgan. Charles Willett. Des Burge, Jim Coyle. Jean Gid- dinga. Jenny Boomhover. Al- bert Weatliarbie. Foster Burke. Verne Sonics-I, and the Charlotte town Ballet Grdap.

Make-up was. by Hazel Henry. and Betty Hou; stage, Lloyd Yeo. Charlie Willett. Bev Place; lights. Peter Shams. Charlie Willett; coa- tumes, Adele Macxinnon. Bu Place.

. Baptist Y.P.U.

The regular meeting of the Charlottetown B.Y.P.U. met Thurs day night in the lower church hall The meeting was opened with the devotional though "Sharing" gi- ven by Betty Large and supple- mented with the reading of the scripture by Joan Bryenton-

A talk. discussing sending are- presentative to Buys Parliament in saclrviiie N.B., was given by Charlie Ballum. The meeting closed in fellowship circle and led in prayer by Mr. Milton.

Quebec Boosts Members' Pay

QUEBEC (CPI - Premier Du. plessis said Thursday the govern- ment is considering an increase of 82.000 anomaly in the Indem nity of members of both houses of the Quebec legislature.

The increase would bring the indemnities of the 93 members of the legislative assembly and of the 24 members of the legis- lative council-provincial Upper House-to u.ooo from 06.000 an- nually.

It would also boost the salary and lndemnities of cabinet min- later: to 318.000 from SIOJJM. The provincial pgemier would collect 324,000 instead of 822.000.

DISPERSES ROCK 'N' ROLI ERS 'DORTMUND, West Gemiany (Reuters) - The mayor of Dort- lnund Tuesday night talked a crowd of would-be rock 'n' roll rioiers into dispersing. For the last three nights rowdiaa met po- lice in pitched battles after the showings here of the picture,

"Rock Around the Clock."

the four days of Clinics in this

province to 1.395-just 105 short of the objective of 1500.

Commenting on the results of this week's effort Mr. F.A.S.t Jones. Chairman of the Charlotte-l town Committee. and Mr. Fremont Archer. his assistant said that while they wen pleased that 1102 of the expected 1200 had turned up at the Charlottetown Clinics theyj were disappoint ” at not quite reaching the quota which had been set. They also remarked on thcl excellent co-operation received on all sides and noted particularly the success attained at the Clinicl, held at St. Dunstan's University. where 210 donors registered a ndl the all-out effort of Mr. Roy Leard l of Mount Stewart who personally secured almost 50 donors from his area and made innumerable trips to and from Charlottetown to pro-, vide transportation for many of them.

Helpers at yesterday's Clinics Incluled the Ladies" Auxiliary of the Charlottetown Branch of the Canadian Legion. members of the. Red Cross Women's Work Com-

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mlitee, Red Cross Corps and Staff.

Roiiaway

Robbed

A thief or thieves made away with over 8300 cash. during a break at the Rollaway Club in Charlottetown last evening.

The break is reported by club

time between 5:45 and 6:10 p.m- during which time the staff were out to supper. Entry was apparent- ly made by prying the hook off the back door to the building. The money which is missing was taken from the Club's canteen.

which were contained in a bag,

and a can of money, which was

not estimated its value. are

thought to be that is missing. Several other containers with

inoneyil than are reported to

we been overlooked by the rob- a.

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WIIAVEAGOQIJPPLYOF MRO! IICNI

up Witli Government Re Refugees

their approaches through their local clergy stating Will! they have to offer and all other details such as the number they can accomodate, the age or sex group.

Ba said many of these refugees will undoubtedly possess spacial akillaandwllllbeableio rnakea contribution in their new surround- Ius very soon. Already many high- il skilled pi fessional men have arrived by air from Hungary.