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V with the winners of another cuu

fior ta achoianhip offered for piano ue.

Entered in eight clhases. Miss MacNovin won first place in five. high voice solo (13 and under), hllll V0100 I010. in and underl, piano solo (senior open). the Bach -010 elm (open). first in ii vocal duet with Miss Barbara Rupert, Ind Illa Placed second in the open Iollrsno solo. in piano solo (in and

PAGE THIRTEEN Institute Pension Plan

For Siside Employ

Province or State. am

The summer " Town council in regular meeting last evening approved a by-lsw instituting a pension plan for employees of the

Mr. Elmer llarris Continued from page

thing enhancing the vision, pres- town of Siumimer-side; and Mayor tlge, and educational profits oi a Henry W. Wedgie gnnouncea .3

It is simply

' the number of people

unusual plan to create a com. muniiy rink fund for the build-

underi. and in I piano duet (open)

wml Mm Mnlom Hunt. who have never seen a stage play.

66 per cent of the people in New mg 0: "1 indoor mm In summer.

WIS! PRINCE Ollwl side.

Albertina Frank Weeks. Iepreaeatatlva. . Phone: on office-and es-I Houaa. Mill MIwNevln has been is con- York City cannot afford to see .1, -T sistent mu iu inn . 3” "N Wlllvn iv-1-M Ind V w or for sev them but they can see movies from the rink plan W”. unmtmomly

eral years. Last year. besides win. ning part oi the Kinsmen award, the was awarded the highest mark in the festivalifor her performance in the Bach solo class, placed first in several other classes, and won

45 cents up per person.. He figures the theatre loss there this year may run to three million dollars and in a telegram received a few days ago from his agent he said it was expected seven more plays

approved by the council.

For those eligible. the amount of pension at age 65 was fixed at a maximum of 31,200 per annual. with a minimum of 3500, to be re-

-BUY garden rakes and man. We l0l'kI at .F:I”i.").S. ... -THE DENTAL Offices of sum- merslde "will be closed all day

,,...-f ,,3uy Glidden's spred flat. the W wonder paint. and all house

gmnmg supplies at Bi-sce's.

W. AULD will be all-

Mr. J. Frank Arneit, president of the Board of Directors of the

.03. B. ' . his office from May Wednesday oi each week,f M M

letmtoll-t(llinl' 21 inclusive. inn to October aist. mm ly e Prim.” C”""”' ”"”'m " ""””" ll ”"'"”" ”' "””1”"”P'r would shut down soon. some d""d ”” W” ”' "9 ”'

.. p I, . moi.-ivlijrig a cheque for 3500 from .Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. year; ago ,' good may mum be However, provision W35 made ' ' . A - - R. c. A. F. - ' ' Plan To Raise Money P or vLd..i:?.cFrl:l;..:'e:ld:l: .32.i:.”.i””l””?..';i.2.J.?.””i.'lZ;; iii” i" i" T” I,,fJ,,?:M.;a Smiemaoy evening Ladies of ai. Paula Parish. . . The money .s.i."..m;;'i,e,?".','.'";f.:'"::: r'il'ii':lc':.'i"5u3i...”.?:.l.i'.';ey:i'.'; 3,-mf,'," f,ff;:":3,',,o,b”b”;”5f,on """'y ”,”d reglstlgiunfegarulxio ih:pllrc.;iecdui; ' 4- . o ' e on m e an .......... - .... .. ......- Rink At Summerside -how w-v is on no me. new or ....f:.”..” or am .-THE ANNUAlll.l mcclting :2; bermaid. Apply 196 Prince street. - 3:f,d .”. ..::"i,'.',? ,3,” o”:',i',d"'i' D"”"3 ."" ”eP""i”" 0' ""3 "'”””'"g "mm s"'"''""””'

H.mmolTu!elsItllaywEVe:.ingeMsy13th QUAHT E2. the picture age .Mrs. I!-fleet: gvltlil-enefEv:irmefih?indBa;!itu1. -Thetatres" Dllrigcglim ::n"i3.:"cfl:hfy.g3unci:;m mu on our community centre on, on Cykmeswd HEY. Feed At the regular monthly meeting deducted from the amount turned Strong. Mrs. Phyllis Dlllworth, P.a'3oll IMFHOS play; wag 3 gout, mama" 0 me committee that two ele tri P10 at T'"” 1' y d tie ci this -' " 5 Me” 3"" "id 0i "W Summmlde Town Uouncu in the full amount deposited will Mrs. Ruth Kenyon Mrs Irene ill I: 4335' Or 8 ext 1 ' c m 18h mow your lmefell an 3 ll :ll!'ll:ll-irtomelene Horse need in held last evening Mayor Henry W. bd shown an the receipt. Smith. Mrs. Olive Brenndn. and Continued from page 1 fur: enuemonginmlii-i among: plays -ofixes 33.35-fr, udndiu: consideration il1t9ll"8' , Dc 3 Brace 5- Wedge announced 3, unique 3nd I-No thought will be given to the the nu;-ge, Mia. H919" schurmim mm:--2-....:... towns pand in manyo 55:31 3:53 Urbamvme, an; aw" :u1u(?m”;r1tg JRES" Pmuand Cement ob, - LEAVES fan OTTAWA p orllzltnal win WlllCll;l15l5khi;ped wrilll type of rink. the cost or its loca- Superintendent of the Hospital. w”;',',:,e";f,';',ggff'fn”;l”w;f g;';':,; munltles. They ymet with ln- mile extension. at Kelvin: 5 ' crea e a c mmun y rm unit or tlon until the quota is reached. wouid 0",). make mom W3” dun. stant success proving the inherent Council approved the prociam. interest most people have in aiioli of May 19m. to 24th 'as

iainsiile today. Buy early at Brace's.

-nus T0 ILLN-ESS. my law

Mr. M. MacKenzle. assistant di- rector oi education. left yegtei-- day for Ottawa where representa- tives from every province will be

the buuding of a new and much needed indoor rink in Summrrside. Mayor Wedge, who originated this

"The total of funds to he raised by projects sponsored by organiza- tions. merchants. etc., in the com-

Sport-Elias

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gerous to us and more useful to the Communists. Justice Minister told

Mr. Drew he expects "very short.

Garson

watching others perform in thea- trlcals. This "Barter Theatre” was so successful that it was sup-

"Clean-Up Weak". The Mayor said that this week had been chosen as it included the holiday on the

. ru ' . - re ' ' " - TTTTTT-T": .

0”” w'”Hbe ,,,"”..j3S,,3::l,f” 5133? present to attend a confe lmelelllns Idea presented his plan mu-nliy 2nd 350000 to be raised

90”” J " on educational statistics "ca last evening and after study it was by a financial campaign to be op- 5”" "”"'f 50"” flipper 18 any dll- l.v" an opinion from law officers 99"?" by the State of Virginia. 24th. which would give many an i iererit? Don't forget, if ever a as go whether it is possible to Today this group has a staff of opportunity to clean up lawn; and

merside. ,1 can 40 inch Frost Tight lock

-POLICE COURT - In Slim.

approved unanimously by the coun- cil members.

erated during the spring of 1953 or immediately alter the first portion

scout comes your way. he'll want to see that fast ball working first

lay charges against Dr. Endicott.

eighty persons who put on such plays as "Hasty Heart", "Cvoodby Little Sheba." Shirley Booth play-

homesbefore the tourist si arts.

5688011

mg-lg go. straight woven gaivaniz. merside Police Court yesterday 3 The Mayor stated that several oiofuncl (550,000) is realized. Many of an H u h .t t H M ed farm fencing in 20. 30 End 4'" g;1::,'e'"e.::i;iebl;:f:'llYh:h0fedEbglCY l-0 g;"il:5::E'wl'::I3”;xlz;l'::”?1: 3;: dig: ”""zl?s h3VY'13”.l"”m”ed um" may Scout will yge lcfdlifirnz gcfver 'yourr Not Nnmed ed the leading part in "Goodby begisi gllliil sgments have xmt Y” "id mm Md rlgm M Braces use of alcohol waspaflrifed sy50lltil)I? cugelcl the lan had voiced their 33: be 3 mg m contribute tn shwld" " 'm9l'h" kid 5910”? Mr. Pearson didn't name Dr Lime Sheba" and mm me mghe” 9" l01' Hdlnourelllllealoxlpnivall WEE aw:

" - P pm-lec' you've tossed three pitches. Ed Endlmn because nwme 01 H1”; award presented by this theatre meeung unm Tuudgv 3;It'3;”g2hu'tls

liaidwai-e, Summerside.

JTHE NATION'S Business. Roy Knight lillrl ll. W. Hcrridiwi C- C- 17,, .ll.P.'s will speak over CBA to- night at 7:45.

-"THE EAGI-ll! Miss BEAVER" . rip roaring farce in three acts by the Summersliie Baptist Play- ers in the church hall, May i5 and 16. specialties between acts. Sum- mersidc lifnle Chorus and Ted Ahern's Orchestra. Admission 50 cents. Curtain 8.15.

while niioflier sllnimerslde party who failed to appear on a charge Ol being in an intoxicated condi- tion, forfeited his bail oi 825.00.

--TO ATTEND CONVOCATION r-Mr. and Mrs. Ed Laughlln, Siierbrooko. accompanied by their two sons. Errol and Edward, left by car for I-follflix on Monday ic attend convocation at Dalhousle University whore their daughter, Allllfl. will be among the grad- Wll" in Public health nursing.-S.

plan of establishing ll. community rink fund in Summerside. Mayor Wedge. in outlining his plan said: "About two years ago a uliizcns meeting was held to discuss ways and means of building a commuli- ity rink, committees were appoint- ed to follow the matter up and many meetings have been held since then but no solution has been advanced to solve the problem. "In the minds of some oi our cit- izens it is thought that the town

enthusiasm and support for this;

"To reach our first objective, it will be necessary to have the co- operation oi every citizen of the town. when the second quota is reached,iI believe that the town would be prepared to subscribe a sum sufficient to enable the build- ing of a suitable rink.

"In the event of any individual or group undertaking the erection oi a rink independently while the proposed community drive is in progress, it would be understood that any funds on hand at such

Lopat pretty nearly got lost in the shuffle because he couldn't fog it in there.

It looks like a good season. There

are five, and a possibility of six teams in the Prince Edward League. and though this may thin down the team strengths is little bit, the competition should be as keen as ever. lot of teams in action. to stimulate interest to see new faces in the line-ups.

newly organized Island Baseball

Fans like to see a It helps

Down here

persons have a passion for pub- licity and I do not wish to min- ister to that passion by referring to them by name."

But Mr. Drew named him and suggested that a 1950 amendment to the Criminal Code should cover statements such as those in which Dr. Endlcott has accused the Un- lied States of engaging in inrp:e- Scale Eerm warfare in North. China.

Mr. Garson later quoted the section and said its use is getting serious consideration. It opens ii

T. Major travel from place performances at saoo each. They

group. Mr. Harris suggested that ef- forts be made to bring this group to the Marltimea. They travel by bus with their equipment foi- iowing by truck. They usually charge s250 for each performance plus 60 per cent of the box of- fice receipts. He also suggested that such plays might be an ad- ditional . tourist attraction.

Another group headed by Clare to place but need a guarantee of ten

when a special meeting held for the purpose of bringing in a budget.

will be

A resolution was passed 5...

Proving the purchase by the tlywi-l' of eight acres of land at the point of entrance to the harbor between the golf course range.

and the rifle

Wesi Prince

mH0l"E ON LEA E--. . ll ld fl it it to build the rink. l. Ollld b d 1 Eh -

-Till-1'Sl-ZED Cleaning Plant at Ralph Mam” son lg! Eh F-anCd- :m?:"meu3mem;1emS always mm M gig: lg”. somee "lan; c:ml;';3'r::':v in Summersldc there seems to be Canadian ,0 charge for 4-naming, Usually charge 51.50 for Hf-His and 0 I s v m"”"5 Re” '” "W i" ”l”"' Mrs. Milton, Mclii h ivl i n citizens do that to iinclenakc -ouch reject" i 3 npmg W” belwee" me ””"5' While in or out of Canada any m c'""'” M ”h”d”"' ll ll”"'deq":ppeF Wm?! 3' P3328” Street, Summcrside has arrlyeedl ltlliae yerectlon of. such B. building 3 p I 5m” lmdd me Jsgennsi sC”Ce'1'y enemy at war with Canadii or Lialnegg he” uafpmper place 1" iiqui l'('fl er. ease one ' Y . ' , yr any one own way seems a , d I 1 t e eatre per ormances. Margu .

George Cam 3945. 10,. appoint, tl:lTl'!r!Ik?rrIlg ea segoinsiieayinleaiaei pI;loi; would be toodgrezt a tderalsi; (gr; the Suggests Ways and Means be in the prime oi his baseball E';)nn,:f:,e 10,3:-,:"a,,eag"H':;.g:dhOT Jones who heads another group "'""5' warfare in Fort Devon Tlllcsas at pnagl ansiollog 01:1 t!::plta' chit W5” ma mum of mum funds lama Th? enmlll have!” quite E. hosmm" whether or "M 3 "ate gm mge nu? atlh omlemmy laun- - - pr xlm y . - 3 if rve ye or cy are over e . ry. ne 0 e pays put on :. we'cion'i believe the Island M W" e””" b'""'" C""'d” ""1 by this group was "A Street Car The West Prince Ministerial 4..

S'F'C' M('l”5h ”t"'"9d '9 ""3 U” required to finance same would be mentioned by Mayor wedge ln- hill. the country whose tom” they . Called Desire." In California there soclation held its first meeting since

.. MEETING POSTPONFD

The regular mewng 0! the Mbep ;lp9edndiSni.glL'1K7 nir:nlE:C':lI"l;g;rEa5i;:g mcrc, along with the upkeep.mtl1Ml eluded: has ever had the equal of the are... ” P ;l:..”::;::?:..:'..”:::..2: ” we ;.:e:::;;i.s:l,b,;i,:;:.;g,s:"; f:.::il?.?..:... l?l:lf..”i:”fi: .232 he ma. 1- ::..:l."l?.: ggmg: o:,,Mo;d-- moo- times through 1948-50. Joe Bar- "N" ” 'h”''” "m ”” E"d””" pie for the theatre and now heads ,m,y-m,',:u,e,.”R:,f'"v;,”cf"”Di';:'

be held last night, was cancelled

in ' a i sufficient num- , M 91'! MTG '1 Tl statements have assisted the en the Chan, 01 Drama in the Unh

port headquarters detachment of Jimmie 9

Brookllne army bas.e New York.

"We are grateful to the citizens benefit to the hind, 2. Boy Scouts, Girl Guides. Air m"d- 30” sCh"1'mlm- son, omeggy, The" W” p good .3,

versity of California.

ber of councillors present to hold a

-S.

meeting. The date for the meeting ,

was decided to be May 19th.

- ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. William Arthur Allen. Sum- engage- ment of their daughter, Annabel, to Mr. William Wyman Stuart Voile. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph

niel-side, announce the

iy meeting of Rotary Club. He subject which he said

chose as

- AT ROTARY -- James l-iogsn. Physical Fitness representative for Summei-side, was the guest speak- er yesterday at the regular week- the Silmmerside

"Little League Baseball" W33 .8. new ven-

his

Edmund Veale. oi Port Hill. Prince Edward Island. Marriage to take place in June.

- SPECIAL SERVICES - There were very large congregations at. the Camnbellton United Church Mother's Day in the morning. lit, Elmsdalc in the afternoon and at Monimse in the evening. The guest lnesker was Rev. Alexander Marks. the Hebrew Christian evangelist.

iwi-re Dr. zielouski. Kinkora. and

ture in summersiuc. He suggested that as ,a public service the Rotary Club might sponsor teams in the league and it was un- animously decided by the members present to do so. Guests present

Mr. Newton Brydon of Halifax. President Bcn Taylor, was in the chair. - 8.

he spoke in Elmsdale tonight.

- LEAVING ON TRIP - Mr. W. F. Mac!-"arlano of Lower Bed- time was a visitor to summerslde He will travel to the Pacific coast and plans to go as far iis Portland. Oregon and is stop- Pml 0" on his way back at differ- "ll illness but his home will be

Yesterday.

last night and is scheduled to be there again ,

Personals

-The Hlirry Cannon of Si. Eieanors regret to learn pital.--S.

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many friends of Mrs.

that she is patient in ihe Prince County Hos-

will a

with his son. Howard. in Vancou- '"i H9 mans to be away about three months. - S.

- )l0'l'ilElt'S DAY SURIRISE - Mothers Day brought a pleas- ;'fl""l"i3 "nlQlle surprise for Mrs. sub er Calibeck. Spring Street. mlnlmerslde. This esteemed lady heaved as ii pMothei-'s Day gift in D. Pr son. Gordon, who resides umuiloltf. Colorado. two dozen W "Mn; and two beautiful orch- Mn ,0 0 were imported by her mm TL the occasion from Hono- dmem eborchlds were of rare and on mmneaiity and wereaa fresh ed In th as when they were pick-

e distant south Pacific.-B.

:T?ndATl3;END dnsnulrrioN- Knumord H. Robert Woodside. mg for H.Iars leaving this mom. and m a iiax where they will at- lmmy 9 flmllns of Dalhousie Un- omue I: Pwhlch their son-in-law. M” M” hllllpe. 0 leary, will re- am He lines of Doctor of Den. MM-"M tone of the prize win- formerly nines" Mai Bump, W"

she u '46 M-rsuei-its Wood- m" are member of the teach- ”. scam 000 of the Dartmouth, mum” . schools. Dr. and Mrs. Will reside in Albei-ton

"hm Dr. ,,,,,,,mm. Phllllpn will armies his

liberals Isl

0"”-llllleli from pa. "J Norman 0 Bcbnel-EC - der es, LII). ',',”W0'ed ulllolgbeth mi-' uui ' nservstive. o. p, ""”"'"l Schroeder. 40. o.

In victor-4. -

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""" ff two c':oaia(:3:'c""iiii.vi.' of the only

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its. have not been supplied with the necessary sewerage facilities and are compelled to use outside toilets. Councillor cudmore aug- gesied'that though it was a mat- ter for consideration by the Wale.- and sewer commissioners he felt that it was of importance to all residents and the Council should take some action even if it were only in referring it to the Com- mlssloners.

The tender of W. G. Barbour Lid. for supplying the City witha three ion truck was accepied. It called for the trade-in value of 5800 being allowed for the truck now in service with a net cost lo the city for the new one of 32.404.- 30 Another resolution called for the re-appointment of Mr. H. F. MaoPhee. Q.C., as a member of the Board of School Trustees for a further term. -

The installation of public tele-

” nes in several places in the city was widely discussed with the members of the council favoring the move provided that the pro- posed telephone at or near the corner of Grafton and Queen sireeis did not involve the tear- ing up of city streets. Removal of the weigh seal-cs was also brought up. but a decision was deferred till I later date.

, Questions Police Dept.

Ooulicilior Oudmore asked the Police Department what it intend- ed doing regarding the men on the streets approaching both men and women regarding the borrowing of 10 or 15 cents for the purchase of drinks. Mr. cudmore said it was bad enough when they bothered men. but he thought that some- thing should definitely be done now iiiat they were pesierins women as well.

Police Chief Charles MacArthur said it was difficult for his depart- ment to stop the practice. which he admitted. unless the women or other victims would cooie into court and iestify against the an-

noyers.

While Victoria Park was under discussion it was pointed out if councillor uccormsc that some- thing should be done about the filling of "Dead Mania Pond." Ht said that ihough it had not been measured the depth was believed to be about six feet sad he thought thin was unsafe for cllildt ren. Mr. Mcoormsc exPl'08l0d 9"

committee for the valuable time and effort they have put into this work and for keeping this BT63?- need of the community before the citizens.

"Last fall. two generous citizens went to much work and expense to provide the community with an open air rink in the hope that if the undertaking was successful. they would consider the ei-i-ction of a rink or take the leadership in igponsorlng the building of a silli- able arena. However. as You Know. this project failed and this open air rink is now being dismantled. We are grateful to these men for their efforts on behalf of the com- munliv.

Too Much Time boat

"It appears to me now that too much time has been lost and 1 be- have too much disciissloii on what kind of,a. rink or where the rink should be built rather than how the money will be provided. with the approach of summer and out-. door eports. the rink problem is now a dead issue. If something is not done. another winter season will be upon us and no definite plan will be started to provide the children with what we believe the community should provide.

"Realizing that this is A problem for the community as a whole. and that this body being the elected representatives of all citizens, I feel that we are the logical vroup to take some definite. action now. I therefore submit the following: proposals for your consideration nnd adoption if they meet with your approval: .