f

HERE ARE THE members of the! executive of Prince of Wales College United Nations Society which plans an educa- tional and cultura] tour of New. York City during the

Christmas holidays. From left, Peter MacKinnon, treasurer, Peter Raynor, president, Sally Martin, vice-president and Donald Large, secretary.

~- PWCStudents Propos

Visit To New York City

Representatives ot Prince of Wales College United Nations

* Society are. to visit New York

City during the Christmas. holi- days.

Fourteen students and four driver-chaperons will eave here Monday Dec. 27 and return to Prince Edward Island Monday Jan. 3. Three cars will be mak- ing this unique trip.

The tour, strictly an educa- tional and cultural one, will pro- vide the young tourists with an excellent opportunity of discuss- ing international affairs with students of other countries. Many. similar groups are plan- ning to be ‘in New York at the same time as the Prince of Wales scholars, who will be hous- ed at International House there. ' Discussion groups are planned | durjng “the short time in the largest city of the United States. |

Prince of Wales United Na- tions Society has been in exist- ence forfour years but this is the first time that such an ex- cursion has been undertaken. Already two-thirds of the’ ex-_ pense money has been raised and | the energetic young group is) honeful_that some local bene- factors will supply the remain- der. The Students’ PWC has made a_ substantial grant towards the trip. However, | it was learned that the 14 stud-| ents making the jaunt are ac- tually contributing about one- third of the exvenses themselves.

MONEY-MAKING JOBS

The provincial branch of the United Nations Association has | also given assistance to the students. Additional monies have | been raised by other projects such as car-washes. etc.

Accompanying the students | will be Ben Leonard, Fred Kit- |

|

LOCAL BRIEFS.

ainda eieeaetnaneenaiaiannetnematineeaiel

IN HOSPITAL

Mrs, Ambrose (Lily) Atkins is | a patient in the Charlottetown | Hospital, where she recently un- | derwent surgery.

LOCAL BRIEFS |

The City of Charlottetown has |

recently added a new snow blow- |

er to its snow removal equip- |

ment. The city also has on hand seven more machines for fe-

moving snow. |

RETURNS HOME Arthur Bruce, 55 Douglas Street, city, has returned home from hospital in Halifax where he underwent = surgery. Mr. Bruce is head pressman at The Evening Patrioit.

GIVES WARNING

A warning was issued yester- fay byithe Charlottetown Police Department saying tha all persons who have’ failed tc pay their fines for parking meter violations will be issued with a | court summons.

SPEAKS ON RADIO .

Beginning tomorrow, the Mari- | time! Synod of’ the Preebitetoks Church in Canada will DONE | radio broadcasts at 1:30 p.m.| from Summerside and New Glasgow, N.S., with Dr. Mariano Di Gangi as featured speaker. For over 15:years, Dr. Di Gangi | served in the gospel ministry | within the bounds of the Pres- byterian Church in Canada.

son, Mrs. Stuart Chandler and Harold Pollard. , |

Enroute the group will visit | Boston and tour Harvard and the

Massachusetts Institute of Tech- |

nology. While in New York, edu-| cational tours will include visits to outstanding universities there. |

The local college association is | headed by Dave Raynor, Mt.! Herbert. Sally Martin, Parkdale, is vice-president, Peter MacKin-

' Island News Page

Reading Group

om sy

_ Eastern and Central Districts The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., Dec. 4, 1965. S|

jat St. Jeans Elementary School |

| Library. ‘

| Other officers elected’ were

Elects Officers Mrs. Winston Currie, treasurer: |John J. MacDonald, chairman of

Mrs. Elinor MacDonald was |the program committee; Wendell

orton, chairman of the mem- elected. president of the Inter- bership committee and Mrs. 3

national Reading Association at! John Reddin, chairman of the a meeting held Thursday night | social committee. \

yen Chea Greics commana | EASTERN to tie FUNERALS .

ito the reading program”. John LaPIERRE FUNERAL. — The

/MacDonald acted as chairman ¢ for a panel made up of Mrs. | Helen Scranton, Mrs. Kathleen | Maclver and Winston Currie.

RDPB DW. >. BH» B.D. DDD ID

\gram director, Connie Cullen, |Kathie MacInnis, Brian Pollard, |Glen Saunders, Val MacAleer,

non, Charlottetown, treasurer and | funeral for Stanislaus LaPierre. Donald Large, secretary. |was held Friday morning from Local Teachers Other students making the trip | the residence of his son, Charles 5 Dec. 27 are: Kent Martin, pro-| LePierre, Morell, to the | Discuss Solary of the Little Flower where Re- | quiem High Mass was celebrat- | Teachers of the Mount Stew- ed by Rev. T.P. Butler, who also fos Local Institute heard P.E.Y. Sandra Horne, Muriel MacGill| conducted the service at the Teachers’ Federation president, | vary, Pamela MacKinnon and! grave. The employees associa- | Charles Cambell, discuss the | Gary MacLeod. tion of the department of public Scale of grants as proposed by | Pet Tae works attended in a body. The |the P.E.I. T-F. to the provincial | WEATHER pallbearers were James Blax- | overnment. jland, Lloyd McEwen, Sterling | The largely attended get-toge- McEwen, Walter MacDonald, |ther also had an opportunity to TORONTO (CP) — Tempera. -Joseph MacDonald and Arthur |look at the Nova Scotia scalr of

Council of | °

|At Rustico at 2.

— DANCING and ENTERTAINMENT

Featuring Night Club Star - - -

‘GRAHAM BOWSER’ Pops and Blues Singer ALSO LES ALEXANDER and HIS SMOOTHIES

Horse and Sulky Club’s GRANADA STEAK ROOM

Members and Guests Welcome

rain should be preceded little snow in most sections. Drier ai¢ will flow into

district Sunday te provide most- | ly sunny skies. jden Bagnall, William Clow and

q Regional forecasts: |Steven Burns. Interment took South maae Valley Prisce | place in Wheatley River ceme- Edward Island: Intearmittent |‘

| Ray Bagnall. Flowerbearers were Danny Desbitt, Everett aylor, Ralph MacFayden, Bor-

tures: MacDonald. Interment was n grants and compared it with the Low Overnight High Friday —in6° church cemetery. | scale outlined by the local Fe- | DWN Fi Gok cise a a deration. ' Vancouver ........ The meeting went on record as | ee perce i 2 | CITY AREA supporting the scale and recom. — INMPCR .-- 002+ A Ee ee mended that the -alary commit. Toronto | ......++++. ‘ Bet FUNERALS . |tee and the executive continue Oftawa .-seeersere ae ‘their efforts to have the scale | one SS aga o's oo - \implemented. é easter 11 24 | FC"TER FUNERAL — The fo-| Presiding at the meeting held | Sout Me. 36 | neral for A. Stewart Foster was |recently was Rev. Sister Mary | EMlinekih 5 sec: 8 31 | held. Friday, Dec. 3, 1965, from | Alexander, Grand Tracadie. Halifax eee 22 37 | the MacLean Funeral Home | ee where service was conducted LINER ON DOCKS Chatiotiotiere 7 31, bY Venerable Arch-Descon, IB.| Gr sccow (AP)—The world’s v ey th 2 © 42,—=S Davies. Pallbearers were Bud's. 7oos liner. the 83.650 - ton ae 7 °4 30 Whitlock, Harry MacInnis, Bse! Eli b th will hett 6 ao "33 4g Frank Cox, Earl Taylor, Bill |tormonth, 21,000,000 ($3,000, sist | Acorn and Les Alexander. In- 7 : oe pest, New York .. 3 = < terment took place in St. Peters 000) refit next week. The efit Miami ecibere Aaaticen bevy, will be by John Brown and Co., | New Orleans ...... 57 6 | the Clydebank shipbuilders who | Tucson edcyasw ced: 73 CAREW FUNERAL — The built the liner. = | Los Angeles ...... 538 80 | funeral for William A. Caarew : HALIFAX (OP) — Skies were | W#S held Friday, Dec. 3, 1965, | woesccceccces coeccees, : from the Andrews Funeral Hom® I swick late | May Accommodate ‘ ere ame. at ae acai |to the Hunter River United Sw yuee : were spreading into Prince Ed- Church where service was con- iaone ‘ ward Island and Nova Scotia as ‘ducted by Rev. Donald Powell. |§ ‘When you are-im. Halifax ; a large disturbance approached | Congregational hymns were Un-|@ the modern comfortable. ¢ from Ontario. |to The Hills and The Lord's My |$ centrallv located The disturbance will cross the Shepherd. The organist was. STERLING SOTEL 3 district today. Tt will bring rain | Helena Bowman. The jpallbear- | ts the place te stay! = ¢ and milder temperatures to al) ¢T® were James L. LePage, C.B. $ three provinces. Hi | Matheson, Ivan Bowman, Or dere are oul a few of the . ; ; ville Zeller, Hedley Spence, and ; 2 |

ry. snow changing this |

|12,174 pounds milk, 671 pounds

morning to ralr and this ever faim 08 days. on twieen day

er. Light winds this Milking. Her 305-day morning to southeast %. Low. “25 ,10,717 pounds milk, 577

high at Yarmouth 30 and & pounds fat with breed class aver-

Kentville 25 and 45, Charlotte eee en en en erie town 22 and 38. Outlook for Sun- Hurry, West Royalty, day. Sunny and a little colder.

High tide today at Charlotte town 6.48 a.m. and 7.14 p.m. At Rustico at 1.09 a.m. and 2.38 p.m. High tide Sunday at Char- lottetown 8.01 a.m. and 7.55 p.m a.m._and 3.09 p.m Summerside tide eighteen minutes later than Charlotte. town, Sun tiser~ today at 7.18 a.m. and sets at 4.48 p.m. Rises Sunday at 7.19 a.m. and sets at 4.48 p.m,

Winsloe Cow Sets Record

Leigh A. Semple, Winsloe, had the highest producing three-year. old Guernsey cow reported from, the Maritime Provinces in No- vember, it is learned from the breed association’s headquarters in Guelph, Ontario.

Golden View Susan A produced

rain and

ston and purchased as a heifer by Mr. Semple.

Sunday,

Four Doctors

8 20 beds to

on the | of Roy Younker, King- t.

P. E. 1. ’

GLAUCOMA CLINIC ‘SOURIS HIGH SCHOOL

VY ~ PPIPOS SSS CPO GOO GVHSS 9 HOSOO9OOOOOSO ‘ : .

LIONS

Dec. 5th

2 P. M. to 4 P.M.

in attendance

Clinic under the direction of G. G. Houston

residents of

SOURIS & DISTRICT _

40 years of age and ove

BE SURE AND ATTEND. COME IN ~~ SROWDS =

; ne

A Christmas Present ~ For Your Home

® Lazy Susan ®@ Medicine Cabinet © Adjustable Shelving ® Ventilating Fan © Range Hood © Mail Box

Black s Decker NEW, HANDY

FINISHING- SANDER plerlerierte

a

ONLY19 88 ie

A real value. Saves 90% of hand sanding time and ” work. New features give “'pro’’ touch to your home

projects. New, easy to handle, featuring one-hand

operation with instant release trigger switch that - ean be locked ‘'on’’. Over 25

square inches of sanding surface.

Rugged construction for long life.

i hr? oI x Ie eH « RGAE A AG OE UE OE A EE EE EE EEE CCE EE

Hearth - Warming Accessories

| Fireside Evenings Are Here!

DRESS UP YOUR FIREPLACE

Brooks Fireplace Furnishings In Stock Now

CHRISTMAS LIGHTS Indoor Sets Outdoor Sets Replacement Lamps. Extension Cords

@®e@ @@ @8 @8

-SCHURMAN,S

Kensington Zz mm Summerside Broadway Eustane Street 436-2265

t

ati of ation es... >

With Spar

5s

ls,

HOP 1 CHRISTMAS GIVING

o

SsScHuURMAN LONE SOS a OE

Your Christmas Headquarters the Best!

Uae

a

BATTERIES

Fuaranteed”

Be Safe! with a Burgess’ Flashlight

® One for the Home a © One for the Car

e Batteries of Course

berh eeh er

.

3 for + HOME CRAFTSMEN _

lad

ph pe Oe Pe re re

ey barb art, f »

5 6 RK LORD ORE 8 A A SG A 8 AF ORF T2

a *

« Charlottetown -

112 Longworth Ave. 894-7315