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T h 7 “SAFETY HELMET lama: W“ stem“ W “""‘ BLOCKS INJURY

Ioutside Haislaa wee two from Australia. once abundant, A m Charlottetown and Queens County mm .e to! egagﬁ

Gagetuwn. one in agtnh place estimated to have dwindled to With a 1; round and use other atmut sum in number. momenuhmnmuaysam. 5

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. CONGRATULATIONS is ex- ' . Bernard 1', Batchilder, d calrgetown. by T. B. McLau- nan district engineer. on the in of Mr. Batdliider re-

nc a lot; term service

‘ d. emblematic at 5 years more service with the de-

partmem ol ptﬂic work. Also receiving a long term ser- vice award was Freeman C. Webster. Charlottetown. is» end tram letti. Mr. McLean-n made both presentations, At right is E. H Anderson. swer- intendent d dredge:

orig Service Awards Gl‘it it I Public Works Employees

Tim employees of the depart- cnt of public works at Charlo-

otmin received long term ser-

E.I. Medical ociety

vice awards Thursday tor 5 years or more service with the [department The awards were I presented to Freeman C. Webs- ter. Charlottetown, and B. ’I‘. Batchllder. Georgetown, by dis- trict engineer, T33. McLennan. I Mr. Webster ioined the de-

partment in November. 1935 u to come trom Ottawa, that the asked to vacate.

a fireman on sludge No. 14 III

Stars Of

“stars at the iativai" con-I out Install will him ' t a week a! digit calibre minim! action I throughout the Island. “the con- eert. which contains about S mmbera. will be staged at Blrchwood High School auditor- tum.

Classu were held today in both Birchwood and Queen Charlotte high schools. Today's classa will be held at Birch— wood at 9 am. and Notre Dame Academy at It a.:n.. with afternoon classes at Queen Charlotte. Birchwood and No- tre Dame Academy.

Following are the results of i yesterday‘s sessions:

Girl's solo (18 and under low

fMiIlion, Is Indication .

It was estimated by a federal government

‘that the cost at converting the

EMU qutrs. May Cost

consideration as the EMO head-

otticial yesterday quarters.

Activity at the Dominion

basement of the Dominion Build- Building has given rise to spec- “. h“

ing into an Emergency Mcasur- lulatlon that the ‘ ;been chosen to house the emer- gency Headquarters. Tenders

es Organization headquarters tor the province would cost an estimated $1,000,000 or "pos- sibly more."

There has been no official ans nouncement. which is expected

Dominion Building has been

have been called for the drilling of a well. possibly to provide emergency water supplies; sev- eral departments have been and it has been the

' indicated that

building's

voicei -— 1. Elaine Bryenton, Brackley. 8!; 2. Cheryl Reid,

and Pleasant Grove Garment

Festival d Concert Tonight I

Folk Song 'Iemale voicei 1. Barbara Rogers. Charlotte town. 81.

Piano solo (15 and underl l. Beryl Vessey, York. 83: l.‘ Clive Thompson. 82; 3. Heather MacPheL-son, 81.

Piano solo '14 and underl —1.‘ Linda Matheson. North Milton,. as; 2. Carole Hurry, Winsloe. 35H 3. Rosina Beck, Sherwood. 84.

Piano solo (a an d under) 1. Judy Proﬁtt. Charlottetown, 90; 2. Suzanne Hughes. Charlo- lottetown, 88; 3. Janet StewartH Charlottetown, I.

Male Folk Song ‘16 and un- der) —- l. Willard MacDonald. Charlottetown. 85: 2. Glenn Saunders, Charlottetown. and Earl Foster itiel 83.

Plano duct (It and under) —I l. Marion Murray and Judy‘

Charlottetown 86-

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service slam.

probably from any serious injury. was stated.

Driver 0! the vehicle was

motorcycle wan estimated It less than $10).

Cpl. Wakeiin was on his way to investigate a gas fire on Dunkirk Street. near Spring Park Solnol. what the accl-

night.

Charlottetown. as; :. Sylvia ' ' ' '. C I , .. ' , claim“. n. 2°“ 9“ “can; . -- with a. « - v _Glrla solo (is and under high Nom. 3““ and Brenda Hen“ , gm...“ ‘ i. M _, . Vowel - 1- Purl“. “Wm nessey. Charlottetown: PaullClty ‘ ' Charlottetown 85: 2. Kennedy. Cross Roads and John. a e MICIDWN- cu'b‘mo v ”'|Anderson. Charlottetown itie) I“ d T 3, m, Ml... swam. u t ed OUfneY - UNA MEHKEl-TEDd cunsu 3L Results of classes held at V’"l‘ e 4-H Clubs tunisont — I. North Birchwmd High School wc rel DARTMOUTH. NS, iCPl — I” UlidthllllSUMl S‘s-Wk:r m'li it‘ll Milton. 54; 2- Grand The!“ unavailable at press time lasti'l‘he Charlottetown enlry in the WI '

- p . [tutti i m-t’i mean {all Maritime ladia five-pin bowl- o m““”‘” J

Club, 83; 8. Hunter River, 82. Boy's solo (18 and under) 1. Earl Foster. Parkdale, so.

Ilnvestor Buys iEntire Holdings ‘Ot White Sox

CHICAGO (AP) — An ll-mal

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GRAND ,

LAST TIME TONIGHT! Elli KAZAN‘S PRODUCTION OF

use: \— Um a: he U"; H: 9": G? D

. remained until he ’enilstcd kt chosen as the site from which heating system will be convert- war service in l9tl. itederai government personnel ed to using oil instead of coal.

He returned to the depart- would carry on their duties In a Most Canadian provinces now v merit in 1946 as an (morals! on i fallout—proof shelter in the event have, or are constructing, I led- ldrcdizc No. 17 and its nevus of nuclear war. For several eral cmcrgcncy headquarters mum; months duty was prormtod to months. however. at least three In Nova Scotia a $2,000,000 T-H. business mom": w n , cnginccr-master_ When dredge 1 federal properties in the Char~ headquarters ls under construc- PM ymhrday lineman" "I "‘9 so l7 w.“ mkm out of service I lottetown area have been under tlnn at Dchcrt.

Iects Slate

\lvmbcrs ol the P.E.l Medi- 11 Society met in Charlotte- mitt vesterday for their annual

Chicago group Friday said its til-percent Chicago White Sox holdings to the majority stoch- holder, Arthur C. Allyn, {or an undisclosed sum.

Allyn and the minority group I spokesman, William C. Bartho-

RE-OPENING!

OF YOUR FAVORITE ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE

Flt a» inLiliSS '

HIEDIS‘IuESQLl‘Ill.WILLIAM lNGE

uriin‘z Club with a bannich be l" '95“ he “0" W" M 5'1"“ ' ;. lwld there in the evening “Fm-“9" “Ward "Rd" N“-

In the buslnt‘ss mecilnn. the 25. a position which he still nier slate at officers was re-E hnld‘ Ii‘ill‘t‘l. 'I'hcy arr Dr hl‘nryl Fireman m the tug "Fred-

lnl'sc. Summerside. prcsident.:0ri“lm" Wm ML Batch“- - Allan MacMillan. Charlotte. he med} \ll. secretary. and Dr. 1... "it8 n We "v‘ The agenda for the t r- ii'l‘llncl. Charlottetown. trca-I 1935- I" 1942.” “’3‘ "mm “do”; convention of a: um. in second engineer. _

Thc main busincss rxrcutcd An“? mm In a”: “W on”? mm" d the m [be cons‘mcﬁm a! an mm Canadian Navy from 1943 tolEmpire which will be held in ' r for the post graduate coursev , , - Island doctors to be heldi "m" as cm“ W “'1

mines-n announced by the public September. 1'th course. I “:9 “‘5' he relations secretary, Mrs. Bruce lnsored by the Canadian Cd- 1m' w. W lo Buds. :v of General Practitioners. Tam'm‘uan d ml mks in cooperation with Dal- hpow NO- 2 - "m Mm“ untit- University in lialilax. “Lit, ‘F The university will

my Sod Turned&

11» convention will be the 621d annual mcet‘uu of the ar- _ gant'zatlon and wil be held at the alaﬂottewwn Hotel.

Official opening ceremonies will be held at 5:30 a.m.. May

r professors for the course. w sessions will he held h

hzlrlottetown. F . as it Queen Gurlotte High Guest speaker at the banquet L b School audl . 0n the lol- a night was Dr. llarry W.I I Y lowing day. y. May 27. a

I- . assistant prolcssnr or tie it dries. University of Toronto. it» spoke on the topic “effects y! rlrutzs on the newborn infant".

A sod-turniniz ceremony for. new 3. mo Kirk or St_ James. St. Dunstan's University‘s Minn“, ma. dav national pm].

.librzlry took place on the cam- ML Mm pom L, Rnibimnn. l pus Thursday

1945, he mufﬂed to the depart- l Charlottetown, May 3-3). has‘

National Convention Of IODE .Set For Ch’town This Month

Toronto. will p18“ a wreath .: 15, 1961, the price was estimated

the Cenotaph.

Business meetings begin Mon- r day. May at. and conclude May I

30.

“mm, from mm; mm Storey Electric Lid tminion lwlli be in aﬂemme Iol’ this

mtrmnocroest‘he

Inational annual meeting. i l

The following moor-ta, as well g as othcrs, will he give-n. war lmcmorial scholarships and ban I sarles: at home and

‘abmad; education: Immigro

tint and citizenship: Common- Empire and

‘wcalth relations; world affairs.

The announcement at the : service of intercesion will be (‘lﬂ‘u‘d national officers will be ‘ rt-leasml May (I). and the clcct~ 1

‘ed national councillors and com vcnm. May .11.

rlomay. said the transaction was ‘ intended primarily for tax hene- . tits to aid the improvement ot‘ the American League White _ Sax. thn the minority stockhold- ers syndicate purhcascd the ll per cent, or 2,466 shares. Doc

at about $500900.

DRIVE-IN

AUTOMATIC WASHER & DRYER REPAIR

lh‘ ~t ll‘ in It mull hiltlitlllil' .lmi pill. 'w l‘ v

'v'u. ., Hill . ..

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. Storey Eleclm ltd

I that t‘h‘iiuin i‘m

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.Oi'iiciatinz was Rt. Rev R.V

Mackenzie. rector oi St. Pius‘ 10th Parish and a former rector. 0! St. Dunstan's and also (or many years librarian at the uni~

LOCAL

BRIEFS

ll PATIENT chard May. West Cove- lead, is a panels in Charlotte toun Hospital.

COUSTN DIES Vin. Stanley Cmoby. Charter ann. has received the news the death at her cousin. Mur- Pit-hard. wits at Victor Mar» nx Winnipeg. Man.

10 MINCE Inspector A.s. rn

"Lt.

I

Rape Case Hearing Set Over

To May ll; $2,000 Bail Is Set

vcrsliy. Prosont tor the ceremony , were Rt. Rev. J.A. Sullivan. " "" "“lm‘ °‘ MW" ""

SDU rector. and the architect, J. Alfred Hennessey'. who do ‘siizncd the structure.

To be built on the campus be tween the present science build»

in: and Malpeque Road. th

Allied Youth Elects Slate

torney-Gcncral J. Arthur Mc- Guigan, a further remand. until May ll. tor the opening at the ‘preliminary hearing ')I .\lilinn Doucettc, Charlottetown. charg- cd with rape, was given by Mag-

! ll ‘bllllding will ‘cost “soon when mm" “' "mm I" c ’

hﬂ".£”i‘ﬂﬂ‘:‘ﬂ’ fur-9'21“;

police court yesterday

‘ 0n the request of violence 1counscl John J. Holmes. the ac- ‘cused was granted bail in the amount at 32.000 and two sure- tles of $1.000 each.

imph, north on Elm .\vc.. Gol-

.dcn Dollar. Sprini‘tvalc. was {in . ed 310 and costs or ﬁve days in

jail, A similar penalty was

lmt'lt'd out to another accused

.tnr tailing to stop for a ﬂashing red light. Failure to stop at a "stop" slim resulted in 'lnotller

accused being tincd t5 and costs

or two days.

A time drunk and incaruble was committed to Queens County jail for 10 days on a previously suspended commitment.

REMANDED WITHOUT PLEA.

On the charge of ittering a.

Iorged document. Dewar Lloyd

At a neat claim 11 MacDonald. Covehead. was re

Allied Youth. tne tdlowing martin: Mt.

Royalty. Raenstuhlaat

MOSCOW 'APl — PM at m

W “moldy-an-

manded without election or pica

lcNellb‘t‘ﬂl‘f-et m m M to the Inn‘“ May I. On that date the

. “F Mari-s this mml"ll.ee MecRae. Melville: m- ‘sct for hearing.

lelectlon will be taken and a date

P. Nicholson. white the case tor ;the crown is being conducted by er. Mcooiun. assisted by Alan ‘K. Scales.

I By consent or Mr. Nicholson. Ideteilce sel. and Chief of lPoiice c. . MacArthur. the lease at Milton Ernest Benlet. ‘Charlottetown. charged with as- saulting Adrian Mole causing sctul bodily harm. was tanner

remanded mil May It. , FALSE mucus

On the charge at obtaining ,money by Moe mete-cos. pas-

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Bcnnctt Cert. the New York book publisher and veteran at What's My Line, joins the panel on CBC‘: Front Page Chal- leiue May I.

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