1 Hospital Meets

, Junior Aid of the Prince Edward

.111: Lord's Prlyer.

MAY 5, 1950

THE GUARDIAN.

CHARLOTTETOWN

iiTior Aid net. Denise-I-liitardliln linnual Meeting

i Of V's Men's Club last Evening

This column is ruerved for new. 0' 100-! Interest. but advertising or a slowly nature may be inserted II five cents a word, llrletly 9”. able In advance.

JlM.Dllli'B TAM. Phone 55. CIABWB-I. sot Pnorogrsplu.

HOWARD lil.aclNNla rotnt. WBAB at 1'1! Queen Street.

ATTEND THE Phalanx bridge party at the Y. M. C. A. on F.-i- dly ovenlnl st. 8 p.m. Admission 50:. Lunch and prizes.

BEAUTIFUL CHESTERFTELDS gtwraargain Prices. Toomlbalmusic

e.

The monthly meeting of the

the an

island Hospital was held at Cundnll Home, April 11th with utendance of 40 members.

The president. Mrs. K. J. A. 31-own, opened to meeting with repeated in unison. after which the minutes of the previous meeting and the executive meeting were read and adopt”-

Mrs. T. D. Dealois. the'tressur- er, reported a bank balance of 31,629.58. The adoption of this report was, seconded by Mrs. A. J, Hsslam.

Letters from Mr. W. G. Foster. Mrs. Noel Dc3lois, student Nut-see' P, E. 1. Hospital and Mrs. Royce crowell were read by the corre- tponding secretary. Mrs. W. W. "ickerd.

A nominating committee.

cmllscn or sco'rr.ANp. - Services May 7th. Charlottetown 1.1 A. M. s. s. 10 A. M. Birch 1-1lil1 2.30 P. M. ,s. B. 1.30 P. M. Stan-i chel 1.30 P. M. Rev. J. H. Bishop.

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llfid. Minister To Visit Island

Hon. 1.. It. Chalker, Minister of Health for Newfoundland, will visit Prince Edward Island May 10-11 in the course of a. tour of Ehstern Canada .dlll'lJl( which he W111 Oxirmd a , sonal invitation to the various Premiere to attend "Newfoundland Day" celebrations in St. John's June 24.

Mir. Chaltker will be officially greeted by Premier J. Walter Jones. Hon. A. W.. Matheson. Min- ister of Health and Welfare; and others in the Confederation Chamber at 10.30 s.. in. my 11 where he will extend the invitav ion to visit his province June 54. anniversary of the day Newfound- land was founded.

Prior to visiting the Confeder- ation Chamber New-foundland'a tlillinister of Health will call at Government House at 10 a. m. where he will be received by Lieut- enant Governor J. A. Bernard. He

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which concentrates on advertise- ments in New nlgland and the mid-Atlantic states, gets tourists from as far west as California. Senator A. B. Balr (l.-.N'ew- foundland) asked if the Bureau had any special plans to stimulate the tourist trade in Newfoundland. Mir. Dolan said he believed Prem- ier Slnallwood was wise in not ad- vertising tourist attractions in the new Province until accommodation is available. Mr. smallwood plan- ned a special Tourist Bureau. senator F. W. Pirio (Ir-New Brunswick) said he had complaints that customs regulations were hampering the movement of tour- istsi across the border in New Brunswick. He believed officlalslirl Ottawa rather than the customs officers were responsible. Mr. Dolan said he aware of the regulations. His of- fice received thousands of letters from Atmel-lcans saying they re- ceived better treatment from Can- adian customs officials than they

was not

Mucli P. E. I. Soil lost By Eritsim

ducted in Prince show that cent of the land can be classed as moderately eroded. seats a. considerable lose in pot- ential productivity with a conse- quent increase in cost of produc- ing crops, says G. B. Whiteside. soil specialist at the Experiment- al station. Charlotte

as practical experience. has shown that the most effective , i against erosion is a dense grass cover. Too frequently, grasslands are neglected vegetation becomes so thin so to afford Good grassland management will improve the density of the sod. and this is a practical every farmer can take in protect. ion his surface soil for Ptoductive

UITAWA - soil surveys con- ldward Island approximately 8) per

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as, P. I1. 1. Experln-lentsl evidence. as well

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however, and the

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step that

R. H. Thomson of the Thomson Publishing Co.. Ltd., was elected president of the Canadian Daily Newspaper Association at the an- nual meeting in Toronto. officers elected were E. C. White-

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Kinsmen Name Delegates To District Meeting

Dr. I. Duly, President at the Kimrnon Club. Mann. Bee mont Asoher. Percy - Robert Bradley and Maurice nad- mond last night were appointed official delegates to the Kinnnen District Convention to be held at Amherst. The appointments were made at the biqionthly meeting of the Kinsmen Club held at the Charlottetown under the chairman- ship of Mr. Gerald Johnston and Mr. Maurice Redmond.

-Mr. Cecil Miller. the guest speaker gave an interesting ac- count of the life of sir Wilfrid Laurier. The weaker was intro- duced by Mr. Redmond and wits tendered a hearty vote of thank.- by Club President Dr. Duffy.

The members were given en mi- linc on how to become chartered

ustins of Mrs. Fred I-arse. Mrs. cups RIVER. PRESBYTEB- is scheduled t visit Cit H ll t - WrP08e8- - accountants by Mr. Brennlek Sam Harry l-lyndmsn and Mrs. Arthur IAN cnvlscll. - Sunday School 11.30 to meet Outs worship, i'3t...?. S.;i1ne'Jf',,1Z'.the,:,:mp1l,:"1f,l;;1 E,:3,f1f”21'f;: mliiverl; stilrirlrlsni-hf glttlwngg 3f,,'ff',,,E:f,f:f,? 51131:? in 3 five-minute talk. an e e Sc cur - ' '

Hogan was appointed by the pres- ideni. Moved by Mrs. A. J. Haslam,

will be held next sabbath at 1030.. Rev. G. C. webstcr, Interim Mod. orator.

Guests present were Mr. Don , Miller. visiting Kinsman from Pic- tou. N. 3.. Mr. Stan Hallway of

B. Earle MacDonald. and sign the register. Mr. Chalker will be guest at a

treatment they received from their

Evening Reporter. Gait. second own officials on returning from

off from meltin, snow presents an vicypresidem, md. W. J. J. But.

crosion hazard on cultivated crop

1 ,, 1, Mr, 0. x, pmsby (wove) Wu United SWWS W i-his WlluU'Y- 1 11, T1113 am be reduced to some le-r. The Globe and Mail. Toronto. 1. 1 C1 1,, ML 13 1, :,:::"d:dc;;1lL:f1',;n Jox;?".nL";H ENQAGEMENT. t W. ma Mn. elected president 10; the Char- V8: 'c”,,,f,,51 ',:,',dgI1?1.,1.l " client by a1lowlng' plant re- treasurer. l. H. Macdonald is gen- g1':n::?no'te;1,” f,',,,,,, N. Bimini mm. ad Ymnnuor "M m hh wauue woo1d1.1d”' P, H, Mm lottetowll Y's Mons Club for the 91- W111 1,, taken on 1, 5110,; your 01 sidues as potato and turnip tops eral manager and Duncan Mc- p1.”pecm,e K1-mmem pew, L”-.

coming year at the annual meet- : ins of the Club held last night at the Y. The induction ceremony 11-, was impressively carried out by District Governor Ralph MaoLean.

other officers elected were: Vice- president, Dr. R. H. Barrett: sec- retary, Mr. W. E. Agnew. treasur- er. Mr. J. H. Cameron. The direct- ors are Messrs. Milton Basd.t'house, Rev. J. D. Davison, Merritt Forsythe and J .A. Isarwson.

Mr. Presby has been a very act- ive member of the Club especial- ly in its entertainment activities, the success of its scintillating var- ieiy shows being largely due to his efforts. He succeeds Mr. Arthur Duvar who capalbly filled the pres- idency during the past year.

Reports of the various commit- tees showed the club to be in a very,fiourlshing condition with a

to remain on the field to form a lnnes, secretary. trash cover. ludsine the land across the slope, rather than lea- ving it smooth as h'equ?t1y ix);- e . wr-

gshisaliiobebepzifggtlstrelrein gtllflclrrg REGINA:-(Gilt - An expectant surface run-off. thush fell over the audience as Nature is slow to build but can English adjudicator John Stoililtrgg

a no especially to - its the ' t ompe r ubizellenmhliecfcdmby n'::n. yltlatural pro- ;adOdpel:'?Ol:l'lCdr in a l:l:Sl:O.l1eSt1'Vll have a cup 01 103. W911 W11 89'' ceases take uverll hll-M545 01 here recently. "1 hope You'll ex- down to business.

years to produce one inch of soil. Bu when 0”" "19 ""4 it c””' THE P.E.l. MIISIGAL FESTIVAL

ed of its cover of natural veget- Presents

STARS OF THE FESTIVAL

to ennoun the engagement of their daughter Olga Florrie, to Alton Le Roy. son oi Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Jay, Pealres. Marriage to take place in the near future.

the City and Province. He leaves Charlottetown by plane at 4.46 p.

rence.

Mr. Wallace Higgins and Mr. Ned Dooley were appointed man- agers of the Kinsmen baseball team for 1950. Reports on the carnival. car drawing and sports were Elven-

:ubator blssinet be purchased for :he hospital; also an electric Sing- er sewing machine for the Cundall Home, with the Fashion Show funds. Carried.

l! WIS moved and seconded that ihe League of Mercy tea and dis- play be held at the Cundall Home Oct. loth, providing the date did not conflict with Thanksgiving. oiherwise,it would be held Oct. iih. Carried.

Mrs. Allan MecMillan. convencr of the Spring Fashion Show, stat- ari that thirty-one models, as guests of the Junior Aid. had at. tended a luncheon and bridge , at the Charlottetown Hotel, March 25th.

it was moved and seconded that 5100.00 be voted for the delegates attending the annual Maritime

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ell-Wmble. Mr. Hubble stated he thought it an excellent idea to get al group like this started, and that he hoped it would continue to grow, Marks received were '16.

Carmen Thompson of Charlotte. town was awarded first place 1;; class 39, tenor solo, for his singing of' "rake Me to a Green Isle", by Charlottetown's own composer, wal- ter D. Ma.cNutt, and his own selec- tion "Sylvia". Mr. Lee compliment- ed him very highly on his purity and warmth of tone, and suggested that he had a gift which no amount of technical training could have developed. If he was willing to work on what he had, Mr Lee thought that he would in time acquiremore

TIME FOR TEA

on his arrival here at 7.56 p. m. May 10, Health Minister Chalker will be met at the airport by of- ficials of the Govemment.'He will be accompanied on his tour by a st. John's businessman, Darroch Mcaillivray and Walter Fowler, Executive to the President for Trans Canada Airlines.

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prairie trarlaporhtion ills.

Asked by commissioner H. F. Angus if the other two prairie governments were associated with Saskatchewan in the "compenu.

ATTEND THE Phalanx bridge party at the Y.M.C.A. on Friday evening at 8 p.m. Admission 50c. Lunch and prizes.

was me." stalling said. "but I'll Just

WINSLOE Pastoral Charge. Ser- vices Sunday. May 7 are as fol- lows: Winsloe North 11a.m.: High- field 2.30 p.m.; Sunday School 10 a.m. Princetown Rd. 2.30 p.m. Rev. J. R. Skinner, Minister.

THE PBESDYTEBIAN Church in Canada. Brookfield Charge. Ser- vices next Lord's Day are as fol-I lows: Hartsvllle 11 a.m.: Hunter River 3 p.m.: Glasgow Road 7.30

tion, it should be borne in mind that it only takes a comparatively Under Distinguished Patronage FRIDAY MAY 5 - P.Vl.0. AIIDITDIIIIIM

few years of improper soil man- At 8 P. M.

agement on sloping land to des- DR. 6. D. STEEL. presiding

troy the work od centuries. membership of 6!. They have tats- MRS. J. WALTER JONES and MRS. J. A. Lawson

on part, in many Y. M. C. A. activ- ities supporting numerous youth activities including Holland Cove camps.

The Y's Men are antic tin a very busy year. one of a high- lights of which will be the non- soring of the Maritime Convention which meets in Charlottetown on the weekend of June 3.

tlon subsidy." Dean Cronkite said they were not formally, though he noted that Manitoba yesterday had lullwted subsidies might be need- ed eventually to hold down west- ern rates.

p.m. Rev. Donald Nicholson, Min- later.

IIXHIBIT CLOSES SATURDAY - The display of Island handl- crafts now being shown at the Art Centre in the Market Building will close Saturday evening. Among the meat popular exhibits is a pair of ceramic salt and pop-

colour in his voice, and that 11; would grow into a beautiful tenor. Marks awarded Carnlon Thomp- son were 77 and '18.

The other ntestant in this class was Ralph Alexander Emery of Bummerside, who received '14 marks for the test piece, and '16 for his own selection, "Lassie 0' Mine.” Mounti I-lerbert Choral group

Hospital Aids convention. to be held in June at St. Andrew's, N. B. Carried. Delegates appointed were Mrs. A. J. Hsslsm and Mrs. J. A. Likely.

On the motion of adjournment by Mrs. Robert Denlois. refresh- ments were served by Mrs. W. W. Reid. Mrs. Wm. Henry. Mrs. Hor- sce Brown and Mrs. Clifford Mec-

Publishes Picture Of Flying Saucer

TRIEETE. May 3 - (Renaul- The so-called "first distinct show- graph" of a flying saucer was pub- lished here today by the n0WBDI'

lnbaldlea lilggoated On the almost equally contro-

Dcnsld. airy 5:139?” ':;'ede!or,n?";f At the conclusion of the meeting ::;'ea1mg;'."g:: pt! '":gfH"- " were the winners of class in, men's Pe,;,hT”;1"c::::3-W” nu '0 MW Preseniillz Scholarship! . Mountain potatoes. They are the W” W” mmmd F) u" M” l. slashing of sllwcfrteight rates ch-onu' NHL WM 79 mrks' 8"" been taken April 14 by I T”"" - work of Mrs. Nay Mouse. Ken- mm mm 6'! m. am" huwuu within. into and out of the prairie and pm" Wu won by Gene"! my- cmlellt 'Wh0 4'01""! 1” V” 9”” 0 oAxAnT USE BATTLE 51"8l0"- "id 59"" W he" the if-:?u:v.asT:1al:7tatfrl.:'d'li(;l1Ceoig'b1l(Il?v:; P"""icH - except the -1.mdy- gltiiitsolee club who mum 7' 'w””m”' "" W" M1 d W M ' Choru.s--0wn Selection .............................. .. The naval oltoslseus - .m... qualities necessary to make them ma oommed of mum 3,11, Rec, low charges on grain - with the In elm, 1o11,,,,.11,,,,, .010, 11-, M, hm" SM W" ""'w"' m” E 1111:: 5 - " . Fox Judy Madman

flying saucer was within range of his lens.

When he developed the picture yesterday, he noticed the ”flyins saucer." In the photo. N5 I-999." as a dark disk in the sky above his house.

Many other people here said they saw a flying saucer over the city April 14.

an appropriate and popular item for tourists. The Art Centre is open in the evenings from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. to enable those who work during the day to see the handi- craft exhibition.

CITY POLICE COURT - At the stipendiary Magistrate's Court yesterday. two young men, charged with theft of oods, elected sum-

deductiona made up tom the Federal treasury as in the case of the Maritime Freight Rgteg Act, A 20-per-cent reduction-the ume as that of the Maritimes-was sug- geated.

2. Use of a "deficit subsidy" to enable the railways to provide satisfactory services despite inede. (lull! operating revenues. This device. limiting the need for rate

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back-breaking round-the-clock la- bors for almost a week.

City engineers in Winnipeg said the crest of the swollen Rad Riv- er. fsttened lryiisnlxnu-one tribut- aries, probably will reach this dis- trict Ssturday. Earlier predictions were that the crest might roll through this city ,of 300.000 late

inald Taylor. 0. K. Prestly. Alan MacLearl, Richard Mathcson, Prod Osborne, Jack Lawson. Walter wil- son and William Maolnodz

LONG, SOSTLV

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Maclntyre of Charlottetown was awarded first place with 81 points for his singing of the specified solo. and 01 marks also for his singing of his own choice, "Dunn". Rank Costello, Charlottetown, was sec- ond with 00 marks for the specified solo, and '18 for his own selection "My Task."

Mr. lee congratulated the

Piano Duet-Waltz song-Kirby-Mason .. Bebeoca Nash and Janet Carl? non. s,,1og,1.;"1.y n,y...M., , .. Hubert Sharron Plano Solo-A Sailing-Ma! School Chorus-The Paper Boat:-Young school Chorus-The Country load-Pltflold . Gil-l's Solo-The Little Bed Lark-Willan .................... .. Dorothy Baxter r1n1,n - r -,- ' my Gordon White and

Tholnaa Bcantlehnry Bagpipe solo-Own selection ...... .. . Allan -5- OIIONII GI:-l's Solo-Swallow Birds-Dunhlll .

pm- carol Ann MacDonald

tonight or tomorrow. on trial, eaded uilt , and M" b"" ""ed' 1 amsne committee on their choice Church Choir-own selection .. . Kenalngton United Oblrch

The mat is s 1.2 feet beyond title hetlrythcir retitencs 5 -y for "A mike i' '1" ' Vim” ii” 3t:::.”?;'. 23?. 1" :1f”"”,i1 21',” 5:: "shrine comes Laughing". which violin Solo-Melodie-3""? 3"” ""”""' la-foot flood ItaCe- lmllneers said two years on recognizance to keep '"Yb9d3"" he d"1'"d' were cg-gun y. -owe ey was the test piece in class 0, choral MW” 5”h"1 V" tum "uh '5 Piano solo--Bntterfliesmllrsnt - . Enid Hill the waters might swell up another the peace in the amount of ssoo "As regards 9611510” "id "h" cm? i t: etcomt"m"Hy' group mixed voice... -11,. only ,,n. points. GI:-I'll solo-Little Green Elf-Dlsnhill Ma garet Murray ""1? with two suret-lea of 5250 each. benefits that "'9 ”'di'”d"'1 ""' W" n he s”k'm" try in this class was the Central Wearing dlrlr trousers, WM” school Chorus-The BIaeknnlth's sltop- nnhlll-Bochfo lq. school

ewsn submission were presented today by M. A. MacPhereon. Sal. katchewan counsel. including these:

1. Saskatchewan cannot stand further freight-rate increases with- out distulibance to its economy.

2. All transportation legislation

shirts. and natty sailor hate. the boys od st. Vincent's Orphanage re- cived first place and 79 marks for their singing of "rho ssfilor".b tn , class was or o a at. P. w. C. Hall the first class f:;:,'m:1udTh3:,1c,,, 1,, ,,,,1,,,,,, 53.1. A” "M m”"”"' N” 37' 915"” ”1”' and place was won by Prince street Jun” fW'- ""5 W" by Nmcyschool of Charlottetown with we Maorlevin, Charlottetown, with 82 mark" ",4 1,111,111 by Q1. X111 39,-, '”"'k3- mam 9”” W” me” by Choir Charlottetown, with 15. Patricia MacDonald, Charlottetown. A ,1", future was added to the with 80 marks, and Betty Smith of lwmval mu ye". 1n the ugh;

ployeo gets under the new con-

Tlle city has been spending near- trsct. he could have got sub-

ly cacao adsy in lather costs alone to battle the floods.

Today, the weatherman inter- iected a grim note with a forecast of continuing rain and now. A lilht rain pelted the Winnipeg district this afternoon and the weatherman said rain would last through part of tomorrow.

Winnipeg City engineers said a heavy rainfall will cause a "serious

school Chorus-There ls Joy In The song We sing-hswh Prince ltraat Iolsosl school Chorus-Away With Melancholy-Moaart-school Unit No. 1 Piano Duet-Minuet in B l"lat-Mosart- sheila Msclnnls and Florence Callaghan Girl's Duet-Spring-Willsn .......................... .. Merle and Carole lltlerhirs Women's Chorus-Good Morrow To You sprlngt.lnle- ' Central loyalty Glee Club Plano Solthnhapsody in G Minor-Brahms .. Bethany MacDonald soprano Solo-If Then Wert Near-Bach .. ........ .. Gselyno Craig Women's Chorus-spring and summer-Arr. Markman Lee- Bapttat Glrla' Choir

They were remanded until today to arrange the recognizance. The case was in connection with a stantislly these at the conference theft from the store of R. T. l-Iol- table wtihout losing a single days man Co. Ltd, Grafton Street, on pay."

the night of Monday. May 1st. A Estimates show that strikers sv- man ftlzhargegowitl-:1 reckless driv'lng eraged wage loss of Lshmmesch

costs lik new

mthsml: tui.'t3hila a drul: .33 ?5c.:eu-ll? :e.in.solilt would take ”,l:l”g be C0,"-wild-ted into I ain- lllcilrlwblo WM "mimd!-'53 lmm them five years to make up the 5 3- Egg" Jgtun to”

Monday. , loflshgatyrvonil-act still must be rsti- b”"d M t"'”P”" ”mmI9'10ll0l'5

Royalty Glee Club who were award- ed '10 points.

Morning Sessions.

conditlon" - e sewers already - 1 ich 3h”"” be "tiendtd '0 have it h ltteto thid ith 79. . '” ”V"l”M'd' Porsonals lf:'dc:r,l.:fet:!:n;l:k:?ld ll:fil?lItl::l uniroyr: ;ar(;iT;'e':td ”uw"y 193i-'13”0n W 0 gig: solo: for 16 years lfggggswgfgprxgsmh 1;: Church Choir-With a Voice of Singing-Shaw .. St. Jameo' Choir Mm nude 3. Mmmmm, 1” in elections Saturday. Acceptance 4' .1.h”e'.houM b. oh." Rub 1315 "-"den 14”” Dame” w”d' board the notes that he wished the THE KING

Mt. Herbert. was first with 00 marks, and Barbara Joyce Mac- xinnon of East Royalty was second with 79 marks. Third place was tied for by Merle Elderlrill, Sum- meirside, and Margaret Shsw,, also of Summerside, with '10 marks each.

is a foregone conclusion.

Besides Chrysler's 89.000 produc- tion workers the strike made 50.- 000 idle in supplier plants. but some of those already had been called back in anticipation of set- tlement.

At Windsor, Ont.. 4.000 cm-

contestants to sing. and the chorus would then proceed to translate the written notes into music. This is a very difficult task even for the more accomplished. but the two Prince street choruses, seemed to anjoy it thoroughly, and received

Kent Street. is a patient in the Prince Edward Island Hospital, re- covering from a severe heart at- tack and her many friends wish her a speedy recovery.

lation of railway rate-making. in contrast to the carriere' own rug. 3983011 that they should have a freer hand.