NEW CHAIRMAN of the Charlottetown M c t r 0 Coin- mttee. Donald F. Stewart. Bunhury. left. is shown ehak. in; hands with retiring "resi- dent MP. Hagan. Charlotte toun, while Peter W. Moore. Southport. reelected secretary

Education I

A panel discussion on ‘jay walking and cmsswalks" was the highlight of last night's an- nual meeting of the Metropolitan Committee held In Room 66 of Prince of Wales College.

Moderator was Metro president M.P. Hagan. Panelists were .i.A.

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IN ROGPrl'AL Mrs. Hilda Walsh is a patth In the Charlottetown Hospital.

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tic-town. in a patient in thc Char- nndergoing treatment for a fractured skull.

CHAIRMEN NAMED

The Charlottetown metropoli- tan committee on amalgamation met last night In Prince of Will- es College. Following the meet- ing. a spokesman said in addi- tion to regular business. chair» men were named for various committees. Judge C. St. Clair Trainor presided.

PYPS HAS BANQUET

Zion Young Peoples hold their banquet last night.

posed to the church and Queen by Vickie MacNevin and

Paul Weatherble respectively. A short business meeting followed CARD PARTY WINNERS

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.at the committee‘s annual ‘ meeting held in Prince of ‘ Wales College. Missing fun the picture is Bennett Carr. West Royalty. vice-chairman.

n Traffic

Safety Seen Need

Gallant. registrar of motor ve- hicles; Philip Barlow. provincial examiner; Staff-Sgt. A..i. Dow!- ing of the Charlottetown Police; Cnst. John Norton. Sherwood: Cnst. Harley ings. Parkdale and RCMP traffic supervisor. f‘nst. EL, Bishop.

The panelists rovided a most interesting and nformative dis- cussion. Staff-Sgt. Dowllng spoke of the serious problem of lay- walking in certain areas of the city such as Queen Street and Great George Street. "The

no by-Iaw-to prevent it". he said.

worst R I E F Srthing about it is that there is “The only law covering it now is

that the pedestrian must give

tcrnoon. Services at the church ‘and grave were conducted by Rev. Dr. A.S. Weir and Rev. W R. Underhay. A solo "The Chris- tian's Goodnight" was rendered by Lloyd Martin. Flowerhearcrs ivan

‘MacDonald. Pallbearers were Samuel Hume. Duncan Gulls. 'Welllngton Macbcod. Donald ’MacDonald. David MacDonald and Harold Martin. interment .took place in murch ceme- ‘tery.

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Charlottetown and Queens County;

Canadian Club Of P.E.I. Elects Slate, Hears Annual Reports

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was given ‘ vimial melnba'ship' in Wihon. and Mr. 1tug lie stat“ dint an lnvstat‘ ion

the rigid-way to motorists in the street. but if the driver hits a pedestrian. he is responsible lust the same".

He commented in the instant tion of the new wdk and wait

SAFETY COUNCIL?

J.A. Gallant said he felt that

a program of the national satety council mould he adopted in the provhice. as P.E.i. Is the only province that has no safety council. He suggested that far- mers ma and Women's In- stitutu ornild play a large role in educating the public in traf- fic safety. Philip Barlow stated that ma- ny driven don't know certain rules because they didn‘t know them when they were pedeie triaas. pointing out the need for pedestrian education. Consta- bles Norton and ings outlined how Sherwood and Parkdale were attempting to educate tci- tizens in traffic safety.

Cnst. Bishop briefly outlined how the RCMP was promoting the education of the public In traffic laws.

Following the panel a ill in was shown on traffic safety. and

discussions on the film. .

Retiring president MP. lia- gan gave an outline of the past year’s activities and stated that his post as president had been

have been associated with so many fine people. The nominating committee

brought in the following slate of officers: president. Donald F. Stewart. Bunbury; vice-pretti- dent. Bennett Carr. West Royal- ty; secretary. Peter W. Moore.

Southport ire-elected). Some diacusalon was held on

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Safe Driving Awards Set

Sale driving awards will be ’ to sever L n of the Maritime Electric Company's staff next Wednesday afternoon. it has beat learned. Awards for three years with- out accident will be presented to David Lecky. Ray Stewart, N. Campbell. Ernie MacKay. all of Chn‘ : David f‘“ ' Sports and A. Alla]. Montague. An award for one year will go to' H. Hartinger. Charlottetown. The presentations will be made by AD. Cameron, general mm

W. Royalty

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Brady Smith Named Pres. At Annual Meeting Of BIS

_ Bram SEM— was elected . Auditors selected were Ernst :— 0‘ "19 Mn “'3‘” i Brennan and J. Pius Calladianm In“ Everett B. Beagan, the

itlring president. was chairman I m: I for last nimt's meeting and pre '1 “m vice. ,l v M E ' sented a comprehensive report

Bengali it was the fourth yeart as president and he was highly complimented by the society for his untinng‘ efforts in the

'i'raintr‘ ; secretary. John Walsh; treasurer, John Mulligan: scr- geant-at arms. Wilfred Clarkin; ‘ Chief Marshal. Ambrose Smith. ‘

The Charlottetown Council of the Kniatts of Columbus

yesterday by Grand W Harold i". Landry.

The decision to erect the build- ing was reached during a spe cial meeting called for this pur-

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Contacts Are Planned

Next Tuesthy and Wednesday ‘ provincial marketing director ’ Reid Sangster and King For-dc. cargo director of Maritime Cen- ‘ tral Airways, will visit shippers in the Charlottetown area who may be interested in air-freight- t

of the year’s activities. For Mr. ling goods to northern markets.

Mr. Sangster said yesterday that interest is being shown in frozen foods. dairy products, eggs. lobsters and oysters_

doorkeeper_ Alfred Doyle: pat~

Group Meets

The first meeting of West Royalty Cub and Scout group committee was held at the home of Mrs. Floyd Buell re. coolly.

Plans were made to obtain

the subject of drawing up a con- stitulinn for the committee and

the meeting was open for I n Vi of raising funds for the coming

year.

The next meeting will be held May 31 when the topic will be on parks and playgrounds. A pa-

mn. Thoma l-‘Iym and chair- man of the charitable commit- tee. John (body.

leaders fasutmhe Oub pack. and to start a t troop.

mmmdme; AflNOW...aneal ramp is West Royalty Women‘s institute.

The committee mists of: chairman, Mrs. Floyd Buell: secretary - Humor. Mrs. Har- old Mac-Rae; finance oomrnit- ‘ in. Mrs. Joseph Wells: train— ing committee. Mrs. diaries Murray; camp committee. Mrs.

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Knights Of Columbus Council "' To Erect New Home In City

The canal decihd b because it was felt the home on Water 5m

. . inadequate to mat the d architect Peter McNeili. were u mm“ mm . Id M increased activities. The a ow home will provide additional Id enlarged facilities for maniacs. It is expected that the new quarters writ be occupied in ear- ly 1963.

The prP‘Pnl home will be Rid following occupation of the new home.

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Officials of the provincial Housing Cornmissim met Wed- will: perm from Kensingtnn and the city who are interested in fuming civoperative housing KW}

Further meetings will be held and commission officials are: hopeful that new housing groups in the two areas will be formed.

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