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' ‘The new S Dunstan's Bas- ilica Recreation Centre being built on Richmond Street will in-

co pleted in 1983. Steel for the

building arrived in the city yesterday. Construction is

NEW BASILICA RECREATION CENTRE S-LATED HERE

sso0,0oo. Architect for the pro- ject is Peter McNeil of Char-

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remarks witli "' ferences to tlevir abcisptance in _ Rotary

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Charlottetown ‘and Queens County

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., Oct. 2, 1962 5

Rotarians Hear Addresses On Liquor, Express Service

Fulfilling an obligation re-I

their classification. ' Both spcalnrs prefaced their appreciative re-

. that the government of P.E.l

lottctown and _bulldehs are wh- lian-s and Murphy.

expected to be completed sometime next year. Cost of the structure is in excess of

llona Kombrink, Hart House.

0 rchestra Hea

Opening the 1962-63 Commun- ty Concert series, the Hart

yndman was accompanied by

it is aide-de-camp. Flt.-Lt. Ian

of the

' -ertimento in D, K. 136.

rd In Concert

minor, Opus 3, No. 11 - Maes- toso, Largo and Allegro.

F0-.~ its second number the orchestra chose Wolfgang Ama- deus Mozart’: composition Dw-

The featured soloist was Ilov.-e Kombrink, who sang three arias from the "Magnlficat" by An- Lonio Vivaldi.

Igor Stravinsky's work Con- .erto in D--Vivace. Arioso; An-_ dantnzo, Rondo: Allegro. con- cluded the first half d the

concert.

one of the best examples of the many waltzes written by Tchaikowsky, Waltz from Ser- enade in C. Opus 48, commenc ed the second half of the pro-

OCAL

BRIElFS:~.

gram. For her return engagerment Miss Kombrink chose the

ee French selections." Ave Marie." and the folk song “Go Away From My Wiildow." Other selections by the or- chestra included: two sketches. ased on I-‘ranch-Canadian aim, Ernest MacMillan; Oracion del Torero (The Bull-

M " FALSE ALARM _ A false alarm called city fire-

men to 57 Chestnut Street about 41 o'clock yesterday. Fire of- ; cials were suspicious of the f arm before leaving the station -- onlyoneeuginewasseotto 1- R6110.

. T0 CHICAGO ‘ Jack C. Saint and C.C. Cooke Charlottetown have qualified - attend the eastern regional eeting of the Occidental Life

5 nsurance Company in Chicago

,1 this week. Qualification is has- ed on the individuals sales re- cord for the past 18 months.

COMPLETE COURSE

‘ Barry Cudmore and Vaughn Murphy of Charlottetown re-

ceived training completion ,cer-

tiflcates at a recent meeting of

Atlantic Speedy Propane Limit-

ed ln Moncton. The company's

president, H.A. Smith. made the

presentatl s. '

CARD

tion, Mrs. James Davie; men's .urday night in tbe'PtIquld diu- first and second. Jerome Dolmn trlct were meager last night. and Parker Whitlock: consola- This was due to the Police officer tion tanley Gallant, treeze w to have in- out. and t. t the accident being Peui nice: door prize, G. off duty and unavailable.

M10!‘ _ man is man: no

me intlm-ed I _ _t'aI' 0? Dr. 'l‘.A. Latdlaw.

Fight!-r's Prayer) by Joaquin Turrina: and Moto Perpetuo by Adolf‘ Latter.

Miss Kombrink is regarded as one or the outstanding soprano: on‘ e North American contin- ent today. She made her Can- adian operatic debut in "Tosca" in‘l957 at the Opera Festival in Toronto In 1968 she was the win-

“Share Your Good Health"

town's tall Red Cross blood don- or clln'cs which be held a month earlier than usual, ac- cording to the chairman, Fre- mont Archer, after a recent meeting of the local committee at which there was 100 per cent attendance of members. Through the kindness of the Board of Trustees of Zion Chuzch. the hall facilities which proved to be so convenient for last .spring’s clinics, have again been placed at the disposal 0! the Charlottetoum committee for ‘he October sessions to be held oh Tuesday. Wednesday ans‘.

sda Oct. 30 and 31 ‘and Nov. 1.

A special “Hallowe'en Blood Donor Party will be featured on Wednemay afternoon from 2- 8 léavmg the evening hours free for families to be at home to receive the large numbers of callers who are usually "on the rounds".

' A total of 1,080 donors will be sought in the three days. '

dance of 60 per hour at the morning and afternoon sessions, and .7! per in the evenings the same as for all clinics held in 19.1. In this way, each centre is on an equal footing‘ in the com-

Red Cross Clinics Aim For 1,080 Donors Here

will be the slogan for Charlotte ph

petition for the "Manning Tro-

y . At the present time Sourls is in the lead for this trophy hav-

ing achieved 127 per cent of the

(objective set for the clinics held threre in August, and Char- lottetown a close second with a 120 per cent result attained at last April's clinics.

Rebekah VP Visits P.E.I. ‘

The vice-president of the Re- bekah Assembly of the Mimi- time Provinces, Mrs. Sylvia Stone. Claremnlle, NflId.. is making her official visit to the Rebekah lodges in the province this week.

Tonight she will be the

Alpha Rebekah

guest of e in Charlottetown.

Lodg

Town Planner Returns To City

Walter De Silva, town plan- ninp. engineer, has returned to the province after attending a meeting of the National Com- munity Planning Association in Edmonton, Alberta.

Mr. De Silva, who accompan- ied. Mayor A. Walthen Gaudet and Councillor Walterlcox the four-day meeting. returned Saturday.

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TRAIN JOBLESS

During the 1961-62 fiscal year, 26,887 unemployed persons re- ceived training under the Tech- nical and Vocational Training Assistance Act.

TAME TRIP

COPENHAGEN. D e n m a r k (AP) — Soviet spaceman Yurl Gagarin, who travelled at 17,- 500 miles an hour as the world's first astronaut, likes fast travel on earth as well. During a visit here he got to an American sports car and raced at miles an hour in a tour of the provinces.

ner of the Metropolitan Opera’: Auditions of the Air and made her New York City Centre opera debut in the leading to is M'euoiti's “Maria Golovtn".

The Heat House Orchestra. was formed in .1954 and special lizes in music of the 17th and 18th centuries, and in container- ary music.

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J. Earl Diamond Seriously lniured

As the res t of a highway accident, J. Diamond of Charlottetown is it the Prince Edward Island Hospital suffer- ing fzom severe neck and spinal injuries. . ‘_

Details of the mishap which is

have occtrred Sat-

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_ “Having conceived a favourable impcrcsson of organization through press and radio accounts 0'‘ work on be- half of crippled children and other community projects it be- tcfimme a source of satisfaction

first Speaker said

“Beverages —— liquor distri bution -— my classification" he continued “stems from the fact controls the sale of intoxicat- and they in turn appoint a commr on known ‘as the P.E.I. Lzquor Control Commission, who are sole agents who can import or export spirit. beer or wines into 00- out of the

the Act comes directly under control of the Attorney—Gen- eral’s department.

The speaker told of the un- portatiiorn of wine from South Africa, Anstrailia, France, Ger- many, Spain and Italy in ad- dition to the domestic Supply finom Ontario

ISLAND LOW The latest figures from the ‘nylon Bureau of Statistics.

sumption of ale per person in province as 2% gallons, Newfoundland 4, N.B. 4, N.S. 4%, Ontario 10%. Quebec 9 and ‘ ‘ ukon 'I‘erritories.. the ighest, 11‘/2. The average for

Canada is 8.81 gallons", Mr. McNutt said. The speaker’ referred in de-

e tail to the tax structure involv-

ing the importation and sale 0‘ alcoholic beverages and the distribution to the eight retail stores in the province." We are the only province in Canada that some of its own bottlzng", Mr. McNutt stated. EXPRESS SERVICE

Vernon Tredennick, manager. Canadian National Express, speaking on the service he re- presents in Rotary, the many and varied types of commodities, goods, bonds. coin currency handled by express agents to and from all parts of the world. The foreign depart- ment maintains connections with steamship companies for con- veyance of commodities to and from 18 countries in Europe through the ports of Halifax and Saint John, N.B. The Pacific traffcl is handled through Van- r-ouvcr to Australia, Hong Kong, Japan. India and other places.

“To round out our transporta- tion service. of which the bulk of our traffic is by rail. a fleet of more than 1,000 trucks pro- vEde<.' a pick-up and delivery uscrvice in over 600 cities and towns throughout Canada and this service is continually being extended as the cities and towns expand and extend their bound- aries", Mir. Tredennick stated He also referred to the air ex press service now available 'hroughcut Canada, the United

nr States and many other parts of

the world.

Last year the Charlottetown office ha-ndlled 7.836 express shipments and 123,754 rail ship- ments. 1

“Just claims presented for

All plans for the Queens County plowing matches have been completed except for a de- . cision on whether to hold a ban- quet This was announced by Harold Smith, MLA. following a meeting in Pownal I-iall last night.

Mr. Smith, who is secretary of the slowing match association. said Ihe executive will decide on tthe matter of a banquet later this week.

For the third time since the compeiitions were first start- ed the matches will be staged on the farm of Robert and nlec ‘Via.-Rae at Mount M-2-ll-ck Comretition will get underway at 9 a.m., Monday, Oct. 8.

In regard to the application of the world rules. Mr. Smith said that they will only apply to the championship tractor clas- ses.

One other change has been made in this competition. In nrevlnw years. this class was l"mited to the two sod tractor drawn plows, but this year it in being thrown open to all ‘ypes

‘Queens Plowing ll/latch Ass’:1 Plans For Contest Complete

of tractor plows of two sod and over. I‘ Mr. Smith said that compet- 'tlon tb;s year should prove to be p.-etty stiff. as the assurin- ltion has received word that nearly all the county champions of p."€'Vl')llS years are intending Ito com;-etc. | On that same day and on the sum» farm, the P.E.I. Jur."vr ,Fa!‘.'nnrs will also hold th--:r ;ann--al field day. Beside super- Ivising all the sporting ‘activities Ithe young farmers are also go- ling to stage a pony show. j 'l‘.- round out the program the plowing association plans to

-tagc a chicken barbecue.

5Drvsclale Mad Over Choice

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) “What the hell'."', Don Drysdale of the Dodgz-rs snapped Mon- day when told Stan Williams had been picked by manager Wilt Alston to pitch today's sec-

Council Meets Tuesday, Oct. 9 ,

Citv Council will meet Tues- day.Oct. . ' month, City Comptroller John Butler yesterday.

The regular council meeting, traditionally held Monday of each month. has been deferred to Tuesday cause of Thanksgiving Day, which falls on Monday, Oct. 8.

said

loss or damage are paid promp-

t.‘.y on determination of com- pany‘s liability," the speaker said

The speakers were introduced by chairman, Al MlacLeod and thanked by co-chairman. Dr. K.A Parker. Charles Leeson of

second .

ond game e National League pennant playoff with San Francisco Giants.

“Are they saving me for the first spring exhibition game? What would be wrong with com- ing back with (Johnny) Podres in the third game?"

Drysdale's angered comments

liams. a right hander with a 13- 12 record, in the game the Dod- gcrs must win after dropping M0nday‘s opener to San Fran- cisco

Drysdale, ace of the Los An- geles staff with a 25-9 record, pitched the first eight innings in the Dodgers’ 2-0 loss to . Louis Cardinals Saturday night. nth St ouis runs were un.- earned. Podres went all the way Sunday as the Dodgers lost to St Louis.

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