Western Guardian

5.1.5 HOME cooking. Top Hat. OUILSTAFF in happy to assist , jiurani, Saturday. December you in the selection of to from Mr. Neil R. Macheod of lurn- two lrau are recalled at this Bord till-.p edbN A th It lety lslay tl d dited lla tirn th fi.rmofMLeod d CIT Of! '0 unS0l' y 8W Ill!!! 8 use VII all P I mersi e was a mt to t a ar e - e c an

' of P.E.I. as a barrister and at- Bentley, and the firm of Maclaod,

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The Guardian Page 11 Saturday, Dec. 17. 1955

Burglar: Enter '

S'side Man Is Admitted To Bar Of P.E. Island

:7” Foley's Drug Store.

”F1.AsH". "STAR WEEKL ". Christmas issue; "Hockey Pie- torial". Summerside Bus Stop.

BORDEN SODALITY Christmas

.icil's llI5llll-lI-9-

1. ANESTONE and pearl neck-

,- al.J earrings at your mend-

gwellery store. Moase Jewell- ,'h. summel'side- 0'l4E8!'Y-

BEDEQUE. United

Morson and MacQuarrie - my pre- Between 353 and 358 dollars Val decessors in the practice of law. stolen from the Borden Hardware 1 "See to it that you guard well high standard set by the MacLeods. forced the front door Your relatives and friends have ing to gain entry.

every reason to be proud of you Mr. Henry Cerettl. owner dla

tnrney at an imposing ceremony yesterday in the Supreme Court, Summersidr.-, with His Honor Mr. Justice G. J. Tweedy presiding. After the motion for Mr. Mlle- Leod's admittance. made by Mr.

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CENTRAL mace" In New Legion amt D 0 she -an QC as granted and to expect much from you. ered the hreak when he 9allll5l (z:h"'fh.' Cstleiggiig 58:31 Ml:"d':y' DX:c'u1:'-Ills 3:? Judge- Twtedyl said: VIII wish to He then pointed out three guidelthe store around 7.40 yealprdgy ll a.m- WES” d S h I 1015 'cm,? 35" ”mV 3' Pa” '" 3 congratulate you very sincerely posts for Mr. MacLeod to folliiw:lmDrl1ing at which time he noticed l mas lJl'0El'5m. Sun ayB cnoo Min 3 and o er speclaltle8- Adt upon your being admmed as an rib Always remember that "The tracks in the snow around the :' n.m. Rev. Charles A. r en. - mission 50 and 25. attorney M law and being called law is . very jealous mmre”: blmdl”. hm muldw "and. . 50- cm”) 1NJURED.gMa"er Gary to the liar of the Prozince of lliymthtant 6' meramrdevottei allIdyour" II0ILPq1rITI(997;::"j':PTS'f:l3h w-ax: 'ltu:-,3! 2; 1;u.iDALBANE United Church liIacKenna. 10. of 390 Notre Dame Prince Iudward Island. I ave ex- 0' 1 9 P 39 We 3”. 5 " y ” ' ' h S.” 9 " "" " I D .. P. . . Al," was sughuy m. ammed your scholasm. recmd here e aw. If you do this you are any more andise was tkane in the

3"'may 18 . Rose v'auey 3 P ju,-'ed yesterday man when struck and at Dalhousie University. Mr, bound to sui-eed and will need no break- vaueyblliadiilrlilaine Dedication oi by a truck while playing near Tweedy said. "and it is indeed am We lltllesd ":1 bill; you maintain in. M ' , h bi d pg 1 ,- , your sail at n iving." - Clomes. 7.30 pm. Rev. H. s. Ray- glzemgorslizgegf (ltizgitirsiala B;'l:uel:(t)lllE Infrllgiflza Efmaiflouoivzlmljs 2;c":irymgh:- '2) Pay mm memo" In the professional Cards nor. Minister, the Prince Camty Hospital where mems since you became amcied canons of legal ethics which were

l-'1 NDAMENTAL 3 APTIST his .- -ding" -has reported last in Mr. Stewart's office. If you ap- 3PPl'0Y9Cl by the Canadian Bar As- Uw (fh Ccmml Bedequm services evening as being good. wnh no ply yourself to the actual practice 5l'l"l3lliIl0:'-mllyl Ill?-59 ll '5 Dolnled Chartered pp Sunday. DOCOHIIJEF llllll M0311-lselnus lnluiles ing been sus- "I law as -W” Ila" I" "'9 sludy 0" 3 F awypr is mm? "Ian A J.

l (,1 us thy",-V. I k,,,,w yum. strong a more citizen He is a minister CCOUFI GHTS

Worship 10.45 B.m.. Sunday ta-ined. The truck, driven by

EV9nln8 581” Alfred Groom. had no chance to RFV. Slefidman avoid the accident, and it was due to the truck's slow rate of speed that a more serious acci- dent was avoided. S.

of justice. an officer of the courts, his clients' advocate. and a mem- ber of an ancient. honourable and learned profession. In these several capacities it is your duty in Pl'0mote the interests

will be crowned with success "This name MacLeod has long been as-. socialed with the practice of law, in Prince Edward Island. At least

glfllllilli 12.00 noon. ml. 7.30 pm. smith. Minister.

Nr'.il' LONDON Pastoral Charge

T. Earle Hickey

Canadian Bank of Comme .- B

ldlng Summel-side. P.E.l. Phone 288

Preshyielian Church in Canada , P; g i I . I serlicei for Sunday. December CARJ-RUCK COLLIDE g A '1 - N I r. 1 it of the stale. serve the cause of lllih. Lang River 11.00 a.m., m.ewe,.y truck from saint John, .54).. -..:, . lust-ice. maintain the authority and R. Iii. Ellis & Son Limited . . . V

12".:-":.:..s;":; iv 9 I I I r Observe 401-Ii :'.;g;':.'.i. 2:. - A-no '- enl minis El" W and car driven by Kenneth Boult- ' ' . 9" 5- "3" l 3" f'"Url9- 3 Summer St. Summerab the-all selvlm R" E "- B”"- er. of Victoria. colllded at Albany PARI T AT SUMMER SIDE HIGH SCHOOL . Ml wllll your fellow. and true to

' -' d tor. . g yourself. .

inleilm mu era cornier yesterday afternoon iesult . g V” A d ' I V l g g ' Opsomearlsi.

phh;qBYTERlAN CHURCH in mg " ".""o' "'l””e5 I” ""99 935' On Tliui-sday afternoon the an- School. Taking over the duties of their skill in the field on home Macdonald (left! and Jim Murphy ll - "I3 I). ll? DlPlldlPf'I and . -. .dL -9,-vices fur Sunday Dec- Engels I" the lane” Vehicle The mini Christmas party and exchange serving lunch and washing dishes economics. A group of lady teach- fright) show the girls afew tricks on Thursday anemohh. neuem. Willing 10 so the second mile for '34- E- Pafkmtlll lllth Keir Memorial. Mal- paS5et”3d9ll' 98:; 5:1-Sl;i;l)I0ed dam3395- of gifts was enjoyed by the teach- with all the chivalry befitting such ers are seen above enloyinz the in the fine art of serving lunch. her 15th.. the family of Mr. and -;'3””'mC:"7l'”5 aml bwurlprolesslon ' ' F9110!” 9 Y 8 01! - Or inure. unusual situation while Norman (Photo by wotton) M”. John A. Johnson meg ht the Y 8 mean a wl ling to put -

pf-quc Divine Service 11.00 a.m.; l"l'eClLlWll Divine Service 3.00 p.m.; Kclisingtun Sunday School 10.00 a. m. Divine Service 7.30 p.m. A ciirilizil welcome to all. Rev. E.I'I. Been. ii. A. B. tli B.D., Minister

BEDEQUE Pastoral Charge. the Unlied Church of Canada.'Servlces for Silliday. December 18th: 9.30 -ombineil Clliirch and Sun-

and was driven back about l50 feet by the impact. The truck re- ceived minor damages estimated at 5100 or better. The truck was proceeding towards Summerside. and the car was going east when the acident occurred during very slippery road conditions.

ing staff of Summerside High

an occasion the men demonstrated

Junior Farmers President

oi'g."llil1.'iilnli, Mr. lll'I)all Lzillizlilin.

Reports Active Ist Yea-r .

I In his report as president of the'

KENSINGTON - INDIAN RIVER C.W.L.

home of their daughter and son- in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Warren to celebrate with their mother and father on their 40th. wedding day.

Supreme Court . AT A meeting of the Kenslngton- Indian Riven suh-division was held

The only case on the ciiickct at 1-11 U19 PIIUIT tlle iillzll slltinl: oi the fall terml”-Vi sunda-V" I ill 8' re (In 't in Sulii er Immd aue-ndama U 0 U” "W I” A ' H '.npelled with prayer by the Spir-

Del-enlber 10. with at The meeting.

A delicious turkey dinner was served at 5:30 The table had at

h of H19 H01), 1;-amgzyits confer the beautifully decor-.

DIPCI wedding cake with lighted tapers on either side

Immediately IOIIOWIIIE the mcal

yourself out for your client. After

all. if a client has a problem. in him it is the most vital and im- Dortant thing in the wnrld

If he falls "0 .V0u. therefore. in assist him. do so. even at the sacrifice nf your nun time and energy." said Mr. Tweedy,

Members of the her who extend- ed (")llgl'BtuIatlon:: were R, 5.

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REGENT THEATRE BLX. Summer St. ummeraiili

B. F. Hunter, R.0. Summerslde. P.E.I. - Phone l1l.I SMALLI'I'lAN'S BUILDING

A. Rn vmond Grant.

B.Sc.. 0.11. 188 Water Street Summcraltll

a in . . g dz-x Srliixll sci'v.ce at Albany; 11 PeT50naIS at the first alinuzil meeting of the wig ....;.,.,.d;,y ..;,5 UL... nf animal Dum.,m,. RNA L (.auaghan'ltlie group was called to order by l;l'-"Is"-(gQ”( - -l- llillitrlld Goodwin. Above Maurice Mill's Men's Weal am 'B0(lE'(lU9. 7-30 l).m.. C.G.l-'1'. East Prince Jiliilrw l9armr'l's. re-g alipclll bv Ml" (ieiirslr Wallrt-ii oIiTlie Presitlrllt. Mrs Lcsle Ram--Mr" A.r”mr Jnhnsmm who" I." allilad.) flalflanh and W Chester S. PHnNE 3530

(W imas Vcspcr Service at Bor- Robe;-l Caner, No,-ih Milton, is lviewed the activities and m'- Alham, aigamil B .mm,m.9 mmosed my p r 55 , ,1 gap M,-c E1m,beghll9l”dlt"kll (7ll"55l' W””l-b- C””Sl3llirI "fgggmg g g ugg l- -T---cm-m-”m

15 Cllrlslll” 93593"? "Tm 3 lmllenl ll llle P-El H05Pltl!l- l”'mplI':hmmIr. HI mm mp 4-H on Seivlclnbcr l'l 1953 alloy the Brcllilau uax appointed Secretary. are I P hemmed ample and M. PITOIOQFGPIIOTI

.l' :i,,'e of Christmas," will be Clubs and the .lullini' Fzirilicrs Icqllpd rvuilty la" m,-.,hj'hg 3 (3159 due to the absence of Illrs. Gillis. led mi Adele-Marchbankl their m' . . .. ..

.- -ed by gun Hg-deque Sunday MIA-and Mfsi Ralph Callback. groups in the llinviiu-p -lining the , ," ' Ian 3,, 1'.--41.0,, f - 5 The minute: of prexmus meeting HE manddaugmeh whn -presemed THE II"ITD ITFUDIO

. .. v -5 - .. CLl1n'.'.ll Bcileque accomianled b . . I d MN" I" I” ' m . . T . the bride of 40 years with a bou- 0. W. SEARS

.l in he C.iul(h at 7.30 p.m. x! d M H & B K past year (Hm ”m,l.,,..,,m,.", 10;," uflp lead and apprmod Father Que, M now”, after which tho", ' (1. ' C ,.gs -my -W - L l r. an rs, owar agna V . . - R, . lg , - r Juptl mi A ims and Mr. Albert wright spent: He told the Summeislrie meeting. J”-,i..,m.m has may HR, We and lxftlgifre (llrlimilienfmliiligllwfrrs daughter. Louise. Mrs D. C. Lap 9 uant t V f Lu 4 wednemay in Muncmn. that the Junlllr Falmels .gr0llDSl punishment be confirmed. except - ., - - S lllarchbank read an address. and 3 Q I 3 0 P0 r K -1"” . Of FE-l. had Si-llllll mUCll llme lot that costs be reduced from 365.5 "PW famlllesv 3'50 l9 Ibo” I" lleed Mesrs Andrew Johnson and Keith - v - g. . DR. La . M. . I . I .t ti) xx anted buying every , 1ilR'l'Hs Allan Mclsaac. Bedeque, 15 h wards promoting 4-H hClul:) work. to 55.75. or three months in jail. 0 C:)pi::ajnI:a(Js:l:s:ncleC.lud9d 8 let lvliliarren Ppresentedf ttlliem with two day except Satulday KE5S1N(;,'1l0N' P.E1. "TT:F”'T"T?'T.:” I .. . A did i is ecause 'Also that a pPn'Iltv be iinimsed of A 1 9 I he airs Ic lives 0 9 group were - - ' . - .i.i.-ml-Al the Prince Edward p?”e"I I" "'9 P”"” C"""'Y.”'5 "9 WI my . A 1 - o - v - M n C -l - . g , pltal. All join in wlshln 1 m gthcy realize that rural youth mustl 31270.60. being the amulillt of the 91 -V W" ”"9l- 1”5 "W9" talwn by M15 Andrew -l0hl150H. . . - g .

ll 2' 'MSImdl' Dec" 10m' 195a s ecd recover . E H 8 be trained voun" in work aild lan farin im rovement loan not re- IWI" III” V""V”-'19? "I lllflgalllle-. The rest of the evening was spent Truck loading In ely IA ed' Chan '8 in Office Hours:

in Mr and Mrs. Bruce Judson p y y . I ” P - P - - M's Gordon re in d four sub-I -'lh ' -d - 5

MC Ham 8 daughter ' with others and by so doing, cul- URBAN LAUGHUN paid by thgehlaccused. In the OP:Elllb3I cell.-iltjtionq FNPIVBILI 2 19”” ("mm I” 5 5l"E'50"E and 50Cl3l Cl'”'l- "95 33- 1:00 - 3:00 PJIL

C ' ' livale an interest in affairs around g sen cnce s amnun was it e s - - I - 7:00 g 9:00 P” .

PM NTER--At the Prince County liuspiial. December 6. 1955. to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Paynter. Clin- ton, a daughter. I MONAGHAN-At the Gharlotite lawn Hospital. Dec. 10. 1955, to Air and Mrs. Arthur Mnnaghan lnee Priscilla Wislleri Mt, Ed- ward Road. a son. Frederick. Augustine. We'lght.8 lbs. 39: ozs. CANTELO-At the Kings County Hospital. Montague. on Dec. . in Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cantelo. Cardigan. a son. Lawrence Earl. JENKINS-At the P. E. I. Hospi- tal on Thursday, Dec. 15. 1955. to Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Jenk- ins. Hazelbrook. a son. RICHARDS-At the Kings County Hospital. Montague. on Dec. 15. in Mr. and Mrs. Rabdall Rich- ards. Abney. a daughter, weight 8 lbs. -

WAUGH - At the P. E. I. Hos- pital on December 9th. 1955. to llr. and Mrs. Albert Waugh. Wil- mot Valley. a son.

LANNAN- At the Charlottetown Hospital Dec. 14th to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lannan. a daughter. Valerie Ann: 8 lbs. 10 oss. HORGAN - At Arvlda. P.Q.. December 14, 1955. to Mr. and .'l'lrs. John R. Horgan (nee Joyce llccarvtllel a son. John Michael. BRAZEL - At the Charlottetown Hospital Dec. 9. 1955 to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Brazel. Johnson's River a son. David William. POTTER-At the Grace Maternity Hospital. Ottawa. on Dec. 1st. I955. to Dr. and Mrs. S. W. Pot- ter lnee Emily Dorgan, Tigntah) a son. Andrew Martin. LAFFERTY-At the Charlotte- town Hospital on Dec. 1301. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lafferty.a son. Ronald Blaze. 7 lbs., 9 oz

Free Polish Merchant Navy

LONDON, 4ReuteltsI-Capt. Jan Cwikiinski, former master of thr Polish liner Batory who sought political asylum int Britain two years ago. Friday announced creation of a free Polish mer- chant navy to be manned by Pn- lish refugee seamen.

He told. a press conference there are 950 former Polish sea- men in Britain and the United States, enough to man four ves- sels.

The line. being established with backing of American business- man. now has one ship. the 10. 000-ton former llbertv vessel which is to be called the Wolna Pol.-aka (Free Poland). Pt hopes to have three more ships by next summer.

1955, by Rev. L. J. Ayers. Cath-

erine Teresa. daughter of Mrs 1 Stella Roberts and the late Aen- 1 ens McDonald. Charlottetown to

Joseph Harold, soil of Michael

Blacquiere. North Rustico.

DEATHS

HOWATT-At St. Michael's Hos- pital, Toronto. Ont.. on Friday. Dec. 9th. 1955, Mrs. Arthur J. Howatt. aged 65 years. formerly of Charlottetown. ' MARTIN-At the P. E. I. Hospital Dec. 9. 1955. Lauchlln Martin in his 82nd year. formerly of Bread- albums.

to MaeDONALD-At the P.E.I. Hos

pltal Dec. 10. 1955. Ronald Mac- Donald of 278 Euston Street in

LEWIS-At the Prince Edward Island Hospital on Dec. 3. 1955. to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lewis. Parkdale. a son. (Gerald Dou- glasi.

FASSIDY-At the Charlottetown Hospital. Dec. 12. 1955. to Mr. and Mrs. Murray Cassldy Rus- ticoville. (nee Irene LeClalrl. a son. Shane Murray. 9 lbs.. 5 015.

RODGERSON - At the Charlotte town Hospital Dec. 10, to Mr. and Mrs Le-Roy Rodgerson. Keppoch Road. H son.

ADAM - At Brockvllle. Ontario,

Dev 11, 1955 to Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Adam (nee Ruth Murray, Augustine Cove! a daughter. Shar- on Anne. HICK8,- At the P. E. I. Hospi- tal on.Dec. 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Hicks, Charlottetown a daughter. Helen Veronica Glar- mayne.

BOUDBEAULT- - - At the King's County H ” ' on December 'I. to Mr- and Mrs. George Bond. reault, (Zita Rooney). Mouugug, Michael James. Walnut 9 lbs. 13V: 'ozs. ' VERHULP-At the P. E. l. Hosp- ltsl on Dec. I1. 1955 to Mr- and Mrs. Jan Verhulp. Charlottetown, a son.

HEALD-At the P.E.I. Hospital Dec. 12th, 1955, to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Heald. a son. DOUCETTE- At the Charlottetown Hospital on Dec. 9. 1955 to L.A.C. and Mrs. K. F. Doucette, a daught- er. Karen Marie. 9 lbs. 5 ounces. DEIGIIAN-At the Charlottetown Hospital on Sunday. Dec. Hill. 1955. to Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Deighan. City. a son. DOCKENDORFF -At R. C. A. F. Station. Morita Apica. Quebec. Nov. 25. 1955. to Fxo. and Mrs. G. G. Dockendorfi. a daughter. Catherine Grace. I lbs. 12 oz.

Want Island Hospital. Dec. llnh ,

955 to Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Jenkins. a daughter. Dlsmie lee. MARBIAGES

aooran-caauiinr -- At St Paul's Anglican Church on Sat "day. Nov. ill. by Clnfln .l '1' I550". Velma Mary Cai'iiiody. Charlottetown. to Dr. William T'mPle Hooper. Charlottetowli.

3i-Acouiiiiia-MeooNAl.n - A! uh Harte Cari. Nov. 5.

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RAMSAY-At the P. E. Island Hospital Dec. 11, 1955. Mrs. Fred W. Ramsay of Hamilton. GALLANTaSuddenly at his home in Oyster Bed Bridge on Satur- day. Dec. 10. 1955. Vital Gallant in his 63rd year. DOUGAN-In Montreal on Fri-

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them. Junior Fai'mcr5' groups en-,BEST ANIMAL

courage 4-H Clubs in the hope that senior niirl crailiizitiiiz 4-H mem-

The allcrlluoii we held a mam- lilulli '-ports priiuralii and in the

licrx u.ll liwlmic Jiliiiui F.'ii'iilcrs' V H I l. 1.-”.m(.l... and ,m,mi,,.,.g um, mM,”H,,.E,d--g he iielilll- ie lllilllll . g .-

W, .m”. N” "HM m.m.Pm,d l)cpai-ilm-lit oi Aglicultule played Junior Fmirirls ale ill ill-ill)' cl-iscs Wmlallf

"-cnivir or ex 4-H lwillll nii-rnlvers”.

LEARN BY DOING

Rural boys and gi and 21 years of age are eligible to join a 4-H Club, whose motto iis ”Learn by doing".

These clubs help rural youth to solve their problems and undr- stand the responsibilities of citizen- ship. The 4-His stand for Head. Heart. Hands and Hcalth- The ob- Ljectives are to train the head to lthink, the heart to be loyal. tin lhands to be helpful and to pro- lmote health for better living for their club. community and couniii

The 4-H program asks each mem- ber to raise, manage or complete one project each year. This pro- ject is centered at the member's home and keeps the youth's inter- est there.

Four-H members are trained to conduct meetings properly, thus enabling them to be of practical service to society on many occas- ions. sald Mr. Laughlin.

RECORD MEMBERSHIP

Along with more widespread public interest. membership in 4-H Club work is increasing steadily and this year established a new record in Canada of 72.784 enroll- ed In 4.952 clubs. This is an in- jcrease of 4.071 members and 164 lclubs over 1954

When rural young man and wom- en are between 15 and 30 years of age. they are Pllf-Ilbll? to be- come Junior. Farnil-rs' Members. The aims of Junior Farmers' org- anizations are To improve the social. ediicziiiolial and recreation- al standards of rural life There are many Projects in which Jun- ior Farlncrs may take part to

day. Dec. 0. 1955. Rev. Emmett Dougan.

BRADLEY-At 128 King Street Thursday. Dec. 15. 1955. William Bradley. in his 97th year. HOWATT-At the home of her brother John Green, Vernon Riv- er. on Thursday. Dec. 15. 1955. Mrs. Mary Kelly Howatt. former- ly of Charlottetown. in her 75th year.

MacDONALD - At Charlottetown Dec. 15. 1955. John J. MacDonald of Head of Cardigan in his 88th

year. WOOD-At the Prince Edward Island Hospital, on Wednesday. Dec. 14, 1955. Ronald Wood, aged four nd one half months, son of Mr. nd Mrs. Hollis Wood. WEBSTER-At 167 Euston Street. Wednesday. Dec. 14. 1955. J. A. Webster in his 82nd year. FURNE88-At the P. E. I. Hos- illtal on Tueldly. Dec. 13. 1955. gtalag. Furzaess of 140 Richmond . a years.

'MacDOIJ ALI.-At the Stamper Ruidenca Tuesday, Dec. 18. 1855. Miss Ethel M. Macbougall. LANE-At the P. E. 1. Hospital ougmonday. Dec. 1:. ms. Mn. vvuur LIIIC in her Itrd yen. McINNI5-on Tuesday, Doc, 13, at his home. I Molladnock street. Dorehealer. Masa., J. 3;-gm uh. Innis. formerly of Charlottetown.

HYNDMAN-sudden lnPhtla- delphla. Pa. on Decem 12 ms, Edward Douglas Hyndmaa, deu- ly beloved hulband of Eleanor Bothwell. in his sixty first year. RICHARD-At 436 Notre Dame street. Summel-side on Monday. December 12. 1965. Joseph Join Richard, aged 31 years. LIDSTONE-At Mont Joli, Que- bec. on Sunday. Dec. 11th. 1905, Gerald S Lldstone; caged tell n-sw-ks. infant son of Mr. and Mrs Gerald Lidstone. lucitmtilv-Av his home in Morell Rear. on Monday. Dec 12. in , (lharl-e .nseph Mccar thy in his 60th year.

realize these aims such as debat- ing, puhlic spczikinu. short cnufses. fairs. organized tours. essay con- tests. eli-

IMANY SHTESSES

I am pll-zlsizd to state that the East Prince Junior Farmers took part in mniiv of those projects with silcccss, Mr lmilzhlin re- porteil