S. D. U. STUDENT AWARDED SCHOLARSHIP

Paul L. McGillivray (eft), re-| Dunstan's College yesterday in gional inspector of Indian Schools, | the office of the Registrar, Rev.

presents Charles Sark (right) with} ramund J. Roche (center). a scholarship certificate on be- half of the Indian Affairs branch of the federal Department of| Student at SDU,

Citizenship and Immigration. The presentation took place at St.

CITY AND

Mr. Sark, who is a First Year Science is a former

pupil of Lennox Island Indian Day School, and is the son of a

former Chief of the local Indian population, the late John Sark.

The award was extablished: (a), in recognition of the boy’s determination to/get an education

and his success thus far-in doing so; and (b), to encourage other

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indian boys and girls to. strive to gain such awards in future and thus to encourage them to fur- ther their education.

This is the first: time such

awards: have been made by the department. j

CENTRAL

RUMMAGE SALE at Y. M. C.

A. Saturday, February 8 at 2:45

p. m.

WE TREAT the sick well. Gig- gey’s Pharmacy, open 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.

COAL, WE have in stock, Al bion Nut, and Acadia Egg. H. R Large and Co.

- LARGEST assortment of Val- entines now on display at Mar- itime Stationers Ltd.

REMEMBER FRIDAY 1.30 p. m. Meeting of Railway Veterans Association.

BALANCE FALL and Winter Dresses %2 price. The Gloria, 165 Great George Street.

CAKE SALE S&S. A. McDonalds Friday, Feb 7, 2 p:m. Sponsored by Ladies Auxiliary of B.LS.

DR. T. GENCHEFF will be ab- sent from his office from Feb. 3 to March 12 inclusive.

LOOKING FOR A GOOD in- vestment? The ‘Y’ deals in young lives and guarantees lasting di- vidends.

NOTRE DAME Alumani Cake sale will ‘be held at Sherwin Williams on Friday, Feb. 7 ae 1.30. p.m.

CARD PARTY Central Royal- ‘ty Hall, Thursday, 8.30. Begin- ning new tournament. Good priz- es and lunch.

SEE OUR. display of Valen- tines“ cards comics and ~senti- mentals for children and grown ups.. Maritime Stationers Ltd.

SHIPMENT NEW Spring House Dresses size 14 to 20. and 38 to £4, $2.98 and $3.98. The Gloria, {65- Great. George Street.

MEETING OF THE Progres- lve’ Conservative Poll. Commit- tee and workers of Southport No. 54 at Lorne Kelly’s Monday, Feb- tuary 10th, at 8.00 o’clock.

EAST ADULT POLIO Im- munization Clinic for Charlotte- town at Salvation Army. Citadel, Great George Street, Monday, February 10th, 4 p.m. through to 9 p.m. No first given. All

adults due for second inocula- tion urged to attend.

WALLPAPER, room lots, half price. Firestone Home and Auto.

YOUTH NEEDS THE ‘Y’ and the ‘Y’ needs your contribution. It is depending on you.

CORRECTION — In the In Memoriam published on January 23, 1958 for. the late James Par- nell Curran, under Baskets of Flowers the names should read: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mc- Dougall, . Beatrice and Lloyd, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. William Rooney, Watertown, Mass. All other names listed under Bas- kets of Flowers should have been listed under Cards of Sympathy.

POLICE COURT In City Police Court yesterday Magistrate Mar- tin fined a resident of Parkdale $100 and costs following a plea of guilty to a charge of impaired driving. The accused was charg- ed originally with drunken driv- ing. In addition three persons appearing on charges of being drunk and incapable were dis- posed of as follows: ‘one was re- manded to February 7; another was remanded to February 12; and the third was sentenced to 20 days in jail. All three were. re-

"| sidents of Charlottetown.. es

BANDMASTER ees David Mills was named bandmaster for the recently-organized bugle band of Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps Kent at a meeting of the spon- soring body the Naval Officers’ Association of Canada, P.E.1.

Norman Black presided ‘at the ameeting in the wardroom of|j

were 23 members present. The band instruments were purchased |f with proceeds of a public appeal if organized by N.O.A.C

the card party held at the Clo- ver Club last night: ladies first Mrs. Alex Ford; second, Josie Blanchard; consolation, Mary MacDonald; gents first, Albert |MacKennan; second, Brent Essery; consolation, James Cavanaugh. The door prize was won yby - Mr. Albert (4 ee the ' freeze-out

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A Candidate for Countil in Ward 5!

I have entered my name as candidate for- Councillor in Ward Five in the coming civic

PRIZE WINNERS — The fol- | lowing were prize winners at |i

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by |# Ambrose Doyle and Leo|§ Duffy; and the, tournament win- |}

ners were: ladies, ‘Mrs. Am-|} brose Doyle; and gents, Brent Essery.

FUNERAL WEDNESDAY—The funeral of the late Miss Lillian S. Earle was ‘held yesterday after- noon from the MacLean Funeral Home to St. Paul’s Church where service was conducted Rev. Can- on J. T. Ibhott. Interment was in ‘The Peoples Cemetery. The Pall- bearers were A. J. Haslam, A. G. Hogan, E. V. Bell, A. J. Likely G. F. Roper, L. V. Dingwell.

PERSONALS

Mr. J. Austin Trainor entered the Charlottetown Hospital ee day afternoon.

- The many friends of Mrs. Frank

Willis, North River, are sorry to

hear of her illness and hope for

a speedy recovery. She is a pa-|

tient in the P.E. Island Hospital.

Friends of little David Murphy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Murphy, 15 Spring Street, will be sorry to hear that he is still a patient in the Charlottetown Hospital. All his little friends wish him a com- plete recovery. :

The many friends of Mrs. Wil- liam MacEachern of Mt. Ryan, now residing at the Lennox Hotel, will regret to learn that she is a patient in the Charlottetown Hospital suffering from a broken shoulder.

BIRTHS ©

| BURKE = At the Ghuiousiowa

Hospital, February 4, 1958, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert - Burke, (nee Francis Fitzgerald), Char- lottetown, a daughter. 6 lbs. 1 0Z.:

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MACARTHUR — At the P.E.I.

Branch last evening. President W.| Hospital on February 2, 1958,

PUBLIC NOTICE CIVIC ELECTION

Voters’ Lists have been prepared for the Civic Election to be held on Wednesday, February 12th, 1958, and will be posted for inspection of all electors at the City Court Room, City Building, up to and including Mon- day, February 10th, 1958 from 11:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. daily.

H.M.C.S. Queen Charlotte. There |p

fications only,

to Mr. and Mrs. Ian Mac- Arthur, Union Road, a son, Tan Darrell.

MacDONALD — At the P. E. I, Hospital on February 5, 1958 to Mr.’ and Mrs. Oliver Mac- Donald, Churchill, a daughter, 8 Ibs., 1 02.

DEATHS

CARR — At the P. E. I. Hospital Feb. 5, 1958, William N. Carr, of 21 Lincoln St. in his 94th year. Remains are resting at the Cutcliffe Funeral Home. Funeral notice. later.

BEST'— At Belmont, Lot 16, on Tuesday Feb. 4th, 1958, Annie Harriet Best, wife of William Best in her 78th year. For- warded from the Bowness Fu- neral Home to her late residence where the funeral service will Be held at 2:00 p.m. on Friday Feb. 7th. Interment will be in the Lot 16 Methodist Cemetery.

COSTELLO — At The Charlotte- town Hospital on Wed. Feb. 5, 1958, William E. Costello, for- merly of Lot 65 in his 80th year. His remains are rest- ing at The Charlottetown Fu- .neral Home. Funeral notice later.

MacEACHERN — At the home of his sister, Mrs... Raymond Trainor, ‘Canavoy,, on. Wednes- ‘day, Feb. 5, 1958, Aeneas Mac- Eachern ‘in’ his 78th year. His remains will be forwarded this afternoon at 3 o’clock from The . Charlottetown Funeral Home to his late residence from where ‘the funeral will be held Saturday morning

.

In connection: with the annual financial campaign of the Charlottetown Y.M.C.A., Mr. Ben E. Rogers, Manager of the Bank of Montreal and Chariman of the Finance Committee, in an interview yesterday, stated that contributions being received are highly encouraging.

Mr. Rogers said that in his opinion it is a remarkable thing that only $47,000 of the original cost of $250,000 for the building erected in 1947, remains unpaid. However, the interest on this amount added to the annual maintenance deficit is an added drain on the finances.

TO SERVE YOUTH

When asked the reason for the annual deficit, Mr. Rogers ex- pone that the Charlottetown:

Queens County Conservatives Plan Meeting

A special meeting of the Queens County Progressive Conservative Executive was held last evening at Committee | Headquarters, Great George Street, with a full attendance. The president, Mr. J. Philip Matheson, was in the chair. The enthusiastic’ meeting was addressed ‘by Mr. Heath N, Mac- quarrie, M.P. Routine business was dealt with and it was decided to hold the Annual Meeting ‘@ the Queens County Progressive’ Con- servative Association in conjunc- ‘tion with the Nominating Conven- tion to be held on Thursday even- ing, February 20th. at the Com- munity Centre, Stewart Street, Charlottetown.

for Requiem High Mass at St. Andrew’s Church. Interment in the Church Cemetery.

WHEN IT COMES TO FINE’ FOOD

MORE AND MORE FOLKS

Needs Explained

mental

**Y” like all others was designed to serve youth through provid- ing progtams for their spiritual, and physical develop- ment and the fact that hundreds of boys and girls under the age of 18 take part in the weekly activities in addition to several hundred young adults, idence that our “‘Y’’ is going a long way toward fulfilling its purpose. NOT FEES ONLY

“However, it was never the in- tention’, said Mr. Rogers ‘“‘that a Y.M.C.A. should be’ self-sup- porting by the fees collected from children. If that were done

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Are Not Seeking More Benefits.

_ The president of the Public Servants Association, Mr. T. A. White yesterday stated that the Organization is well pleased with their Group Insurance plan which was instituted by the Island Gov- ernment last;summer. ,

Contrary to a report which ap- peared in this paper yesterday, he said the Public Servants are not seeking additional insurance benefits. ‘‘As’a matter of fact

we consider ourselves fortunate |

in that we are one of the few

Provincial organizations who|| have such a plan’, said Mr. White.

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