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mg. May 0, 1965 Former Islander Dies In Manitoba

Word was received on Tuesday of the death of Mr. Wallace Stew- art at Portage la Prairie. Man, in his 70th year. Mr. Stewart was the son of the late James and Mrs.

Stewart of Bethel Lot 48. a family it"

widely known for its hospitality throughout the surrounding dist- rict. As a young man Wallace went to Manitoba and was em- ployed by the CiP.R.. with head- quarters at Portage la Prairie.

His wife, the former Florence Winchester of this city. prede- ceased him four months ago.

He is survived by his son Wil- fred of the Meteorlogical Bureau, a brother. Mr. Samuel Stewart re- alding in Brookline, Mass.. and two nephews. Wilfred McDonald of Summerslde and Clifford Mc- Donald of Charlottetown.

MOVING SOVIET MEMORIAL

BERLIN (AP)- German work- men Tuesday began dismantling lite Soviet tank memorial. symbol of the first Russian war machines to crash the Nazi defences of Ber- lin. The tank, which now rests on a pedestal in the American sector of the city. is scheduled to be loaded on a flatcar today for ship- ment to the Soviet zone.

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FUNERAL YESTERDAY -The funeral of the late Stephen Tanton was held from the Macl..ean Fun- eral Home yesterday afternoon- Sorvices were conducted by ROV- T. A. Goudge and Rev. G. W. Til- ley. Interment was in Clifton cem- etery. The poll bearers were Messrs. Percy Hamm. GEOFSC Mason. William Maccarron, Rus- sell Farquharson. William Small- wood, Lorne Kelly.

VISITED CITY - Four young men who have had special train- ing as foreign service officers were visitors to the City yester- day. concluding a coast to coast tour before taking up their duties in various parts of the world. Those making the visit here were Norman Wallace Boyd of Russell, 0nt.; William Gerald D'Arcy of Calgary. Alberta: Alton Anderson Lomas of Halifax. NS; and Gor- don Frederick Mintcnko of Moose Jaw. Saskatchewan.

EDUCATION MEETING - Dr. L. W. Shaw, deputy minister and director of education. will be one of a large group of education leaders from Canada and the United States who will meet at Fredericton, N.B., July 25-29 for the first conference on the basic

ninrifs W L. CONWAY - At the Charlottetown c Hospital. May 3rd. 1955. to Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Conway (nee Evelyn Taylori a daughter. I

MaeLELLAN - At St. Josephs Hospital, St. John. N. B.. May 3rd. 1955. to Mr. and Mrs. J. Aloysius MacLe11an, tnee Viola Beamishl a son Joseph Francis. Weight eight pounds two and one half ounces.

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DAWSON-At the Prince Edward Edward island Hospital. May 5. 1955. Mrs. Percy Dawson of Cra- paud. Funeral notice later. CORNEY-At Charlottetown, May 4th. 1955. William Benjamin Cor- ney in his 84th year. Resting at the Bowness Funeral Home from where the funeral will be held on Friday. May 6th. I955. at 2.00 p.m. Atlantic Daylight Time. Inter- ment People's Cemetery. Visiting hours 10-12 a. m. 2.00-5.00 p.m. 7.00-10.00 p. m. CIIAPPELLE-in the P. E. 1. Hospital on Wednesday. May 4. 1955. George Chappelle in his 82nd year. His remains will be trans- ferred from the Hennessey Funer- al Home this afternoon at 2 o'- clock to his late residence. 19 Fish- er Street from where the funeral will be held on Saturday morning at 9 o'clock to St. Dunstan's Basilica for Requiem High Mass. Interment Sherwood Cemetery. DOUGLAS-At the P.E.l. Hospital on Wednesday. May 4, 1955. Miss Elmira Douglas in her 78th year. Remains were transferred yester- day afternoon from the Macl.ean Funeral Home to the residence of her nephew. Homer Sanderson. Church Road. Funeral tomorrow tsaturdayl from Marie United

Church for funeral service at 2.30. Interment in West St. Peters cem- stery.

of education. Panel dis- ussions will feature the confer- ence which will deal with such subjects as school-community re- lations, curriculum. school accom- modationa and finance.

MARITIME PUBLICITY CAM- PAIGN- The Government Travel Bureaus of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward island have launched a co-opera- tive Maritime travel advertising campaign in Quebec and Ontario daily newspapers. The campaign features the attractions offered by the Canadian Maritime Provinces for vacationers and phasizes the Acadlan Dicentennial and the Charlottetown Centennial as among the special attractions on the tourist calendar this summer in the Maritime Provinces. i

PRIZE WINNERS - Following were the prize winners last night at the card party in Central Roy- alty hall: Ladies' first. Mrs. Jean Coles; consolation. Mrs. Blanche McAleer, Men's first. Harry Ber- nard; consolation. Ralph Younker. Door prize. Frank Puncher. Freezeout winners. Mrs. Elmer Buchanan and Mrs. Vincent Mar- tin. Tu.irnamen' grand prize. Mrs. Evelyn Crossman; ladies' first. Mrs. J. Caswell; second. Mrs. Ervin Buchanan; third. Mrs. Frank Puncher; ladles' single high, Mrs. Evelyn Crossman, Men's first. Harry Bernard; sec- ond. Ian Webster: third, A. J. Coffin; men's single high. Harry Bernsr . Higest since Feb. 8- May 5. Chri Durant.

POLICE COURT - in City Po- lice Court yesterday before Mag- istrate K. M. Martin. a man charged with breaking. entering and theft was remanded until to-

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Stars Of Tl; Festival

Under Diltinzulshod Patronage QUEEN CHARLOTTE HIGH SCHOOL Friday Evening. Muaxub -- 3:00 P, M, Pr Lt Col. L. T. Lowthc Presentlng Scholarships Mrs. Fred Taylor and Mrs. Joseph Rodd 0 Canada

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l. String Orchestr 2. soprano Solo-Sllant Noon 8. Scottish Reel

4. School Chorus-The Road To The I. School Chorus-Grasshopper Green .. d. Baritone Solo-The Ships of Arc-aw

7. Piano Solo - Forest Wonderland .

I. Plano Solo-Ragalello 9. Sean Trinbbas ....

1!. guns Dancing-Hlnkay Dinkey 11.4: uhle Swords . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

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17. Violin Soll:--Sonvenfr ''

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10. Gaelic Singing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Ioa. Plano Solo-The Elfin Huntsman .. ll. Men's Chorus-The Minstrel Boy .. 12. Schoolchorus--CometoThe

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Piano Duet-Spanish Dance lusan Whitaside 4. Rebecca Nash

.......................... ..Robert is csunhchoi:-sieuihoi.oi-douysoui..unii.aaayim 1. latest Theocaaa asamas FrankWlIarralIald .

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day as was a man charged with assault causing bodily harm. The first case arose from a theft of money from the Agnew Surpass Shoe Company and the second from an assault on a local girl sev- eral weeks ago. A man charged with having care and control of a vehicle while intoxicated was re- manded until today; a disorderly conduct case was given a fine of S25 and costs or 3) days: a drunk and incapable was sentenced to 10 days and another for the same of- fence was fined no and costs or lo days. A dog owner was told to keep his dog locked up or have the animal destroyed after it was reported that the dog had bitten a person.

Personals

The many friends of Mrs. Guy Glover. 306 Fitzroy Street will be sorry to learn that she has enter- ed the P.E.l. Hospital for teat- rnnnt.

rda Kitson. daughter of Mr. an ..-Mrs. Norris Kitson is a pati- ent h the P.E.l. Hospital. having had 1 tonsil operation Thursday.

ICGIITIIIIIOG rroni DUI! I)

Acliudicator Gives standards which have been sat It In expected that the adjudica- tors, Mr. Wbarram and Mr. Kil- burn will have an extruncly (W- ficult task before them.

Tonight there will be two con- ' certs featuring the winners of the many classes which have been heard throughout the week. It "is ex t A that capacity crowds will be in attendance tonight and Saturday night when another two concerts will be held.

Drums. rattles and various other instrument: will be featur- ed at the afternoon sessions at P. W. C. as the rhythm bands from eight schools assemble for com- petition. -

Speaks Tonight

for Saturday morning has been changed to Friday afternoon at two o'clock at st. Paul's. Mr. G. Mitchell will be present as ad- judicator. I

Officers for the evening ses- sions at Q.C.H,C. were: Mr. Pres- ton Beck. Mrs. C. Wilkins. Mrs. R. Beairsto. At P. W. C. Mrs. J. P. Lantz. Mrs. W. B. Creed and 1Mrs. E. Cullen officiated on the platform. Accompanists were: Mr. Mugford at P. W. C. and Mrs. Macltae at Q.C-i'i-5-

F. Walter Hyndmaa Conservative candidate for 5th District of Queen's who will give a repeat broadcast. by popular request. of his speech of Wednes- day evening. Tonight CFCY at 9:45 (standard timet. inserted by Progressive

Conservative Association. Following are the winners at

-rm-jj both evening sessions: lSlCI1d-bOlp'II men school.

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Class SA 0

Honored Junior Glrls' Church Choir.

marks. 89. 1. Kirk. of St. James

TORONTO lCPl - Dr. C. A. , Myers. leadership committee chair- Flryls Gallery Chum Chuloue man of the religious education ”'a'I'" 153 council of Canada for 3) years. was honored Thursday night by the Chmn" s”'”' 09"” marks 85'

1. Alan MacKenzle, Charlottetown; marks 79. 2. Allan Dunbar. Char- loitetown: marks 76, 3. John Paul Van Gooyen.

Class 18

Women's Chorus (City. two-part) marks 90. 1. Charlottetown Chor-

Canadian Council of Churches. The 80-year-old minister was presented with a national citation for outstanding work in the field of christian education by Rev. John Hoyle. leadership education corn- mittee chairman of the department

of christian education. 819- Born In Prince Edward Island. C13". 3' Dr. Myers was graduated from 6"” Ci'""' i""9GtP!l'i- 31

Dalhousie University and Pine Hill Divinity School. Halifax. He estab- lished l2 churches and Sunday schools since joining the home mis- sion council of Toronto in 1946 after his retirement. He was formerly with the education council of Can- ads.

years and under). marks 17. 1. Kensington United Church Glrls' Chorus. Kensington; marks 76. 1. Notre Dame High School Chorus, Charlottetown.

Class MA

Folk songs. senior. Open (fe- male volce). marks 95. l. Shirley

MacDonald. N e w Dominion;

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Junior Open. Female Voice (16 years and under), marks 86. I. Mslda Rogerson. Charlottetown:

The organ solo,class scheduled to

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u will be held on. Mayor Charlotte Wlitttoa of .ot- "1 cannot say how much 1 ap- 3,'.:,?',,;,"':,"".."'A " W .."t"ii, scheduled for Ami...-..”S' at l0:N a.m. tawahaa written Mqor Stawartproclatotha dlulty of all tho35u.hu.u,,omu,.'h,wwgb.3hu uggn cum”; to Mac?" The insgoctina will be Mr "mi" '0' "0 NW5" 1-" CI-rbtt-Wm You Victoria can while commanding it was announced '1-hum...

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He will be accompanied in Lt.- delivered the Samuel N. Robert-pmud Irsdltlouug gnu guy, ganja” on" conga-um. 1, .,p,cM Col.A.II.Peake.Otflcsrcom-sonMemorialAddresaatPrinceDahedhktorlcoosnmunity. ---4-m--mm brIngIn&lcIUKRV'OIn”& mandlng tho P.E.l. nsginiant. (17 ofywsles College. " ' want to saunas my humble WOMIN IN JAPAN I00 Ihlmitrs of tha Atlantic "9, Rocce). the unit to which the ”I'hlslsthsfirstoccaslon. she and dasp appucuug 1. ug Jun". mm” "mi 10,. u,,mc,,god1wu..u..,mm,,,hh s.n.v. Cadet Corps is affiliated. writes on which I have been name at the commons for oi. on, mm b M .d”m mm ,,m, N”. .0 mm”

The chief instructor of the Cadet able to take up dictation to thank honor shown the Mayor of Ottawa i-ate oqualtaations. CorpsisRev.F.L.Cassaadtheyouandthecorporatlanofthoaadlansyuu;-umgggu ' -.4 Cadet Officer . is Maj. City of Charlottetown for the ua- courteous. gracious hospttaliw - -Ianiaa MacQuarrlo of C” ' usually kind courtesy shown to shows ma. - '

ml. the Mayor of Ottawa while I was "I only hopmtlnt - V

The inspection will be held gun a guest of your lovely and grac- will allow no so nquvguu so the Aliu-nnl Field at S.D.U. and ions city. you or to this munhrs of . 4 the public are welcome to attend. Council in your Capital Ciw.”

marks 80. 3. Florence Ann Cam- eron and Margaret Murray. Kens- ington; marks 78, 3. Gloria Dou- cetts. Tracadie Cross.

Class 41

Male Duet. Toner and Rarlione., marks 82. 1. Ivor G. Phillips and'

fl). 2. Li. David Guy and Sgt. Gor- don Jackson. R.C.A.F. Summer- side.

PRINCE OF WALES Class 40 Glrls' Duel (16 years and under). marks 80. 1. Carol Anne and Mary Jane Farquharson; marks 78, 2. Jean and Margaret Murray: marks 77. 8. Paula Maclvor an Ann Wedge. Class 61 Tenor Solo. marks M. 1. Robert Murray. Montague: marks 84. 2. Sgt. Gordon Jackson. R.C.A.F., Summerside; marks 79, 8. Harley Ings. Mount Herbert. Class 02 Baritone Solo. marks 84. 1. Ivor G. Phillips, Montague: marks 75. 1. Lt. Lavid Guy, R.C.A.F., Sum- merslde. Summerside; marks 71. 3. Frank J. Costello. Charlotte- town. Class 72 Roys' Solo (11 years and alder). marks 85, 1. George MacDonald. Tracsdie Cross: marks 83. 2. Lloyd Howard White. South Mil- ton: marks 78, 8. Kendal Godkin. Summerside. -

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iWardenK Believes Electric .Chair Better Than Gallows

OTTAXA I R M ' M ; one of e toughcs United States ob”: urny onus". mu" peniientiaries says death by hang- 118 electric chair was more humane; the gas chamber was dangerous. Warden Joseph E. Ragen of the Illinois state penitentiary said he had witnessed a gallows' death scene. The long walk of the pris-

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The P.E.l. Music Festival

MEETING TODAY 3 p.m. CITY HALL.

Aarh-eases by D. A. Gilbert, National President Retail Merchants Association of Canada ma 1'. A. B. Ronda, National Secretary and food consultant.

(CPI-The warden of

was a danger that the lethal gas would affect witnesses to tho pris- . ur war en-a prison ”"tf..' ifi?”l””i'l' (I head for 1) years, he keeps three convicted murderers as house aer- vants-aaid he is against corporal I! eat. It was abolished in Illlrnois many years” .- or prisoner er up 13 steps. the convulsions cipllnsflsolatlon alld loss of the body after the trap was ileges was a better in as tor-ring him from future vInla- . ilona than whipping. In Illinois. a prisoner being an- ecuted got four shots of juice: Two of 1.800 volts and two of

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Presents

Stars Of The Festival

Under Distinguished Patronage P. W. C. AUDITORIUM Friday Evon'Ln9.PtIiniyl6 - 8:00 P. M.

0! I Dr, G. D. Steel

Presenting scholarships Mrs. J. P. MacMlllan and Mrs. Iornc Nooaan 0 Canada Becca Regimental Band-Own Selection Stephen Foster's Song-Gentle Annie . . . . , . ..

Shirley MacDonald

Sword Dance ................. Margaret Rose Rhynos Oratorio Solo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Malda Rogerson School Chorus-April Rain . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. North Milton

School Chorus-Hark Hark the Lark Notre Dame Academy Junior Recorder Ensemble marks by Adjudicatorsz Mr. Frank Wharrsm and Mr. Kllburne

Violin Solo-Peasant Dance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Gary Chiprnani Swingster Square Dance Club No. I

Solo-our Bright Summer Days are Gone George MacDonald Plano Solo-Elfin Huntsman School Chorus-0 Divine Redeemer. Glrls' Choir-Aspcrges Me . . . . . .. Senior Ballet Ensemble Montague. Bass Solo-Money 0 . . . . . .. Plano Solo-To Spring Piano Duet-Spanish Da

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. . . . . . . . .. The Centennial Lassles Choral Reading . . . . . . . . . .. Grades 7 k 8 Rochford Square School

Stephen Foster Song . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .fGwyn Philll . M ta ' GOD SAVE THE QUEEN P. 0n we

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