I All. SErFCR A SQUARE DANCE

Shown above are Junior Square Dancing as the youngsters from the Parkdale Centennial Dance Festival, in Elementary School all its third night. continued at set and ready to go in the Prince of Wales College last

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Reso ution lo Form Committee Quashed 1

By MIKE DUFFY l

A resolution, introduced by ‘ Coun. Allison Gillis and second- ed by Coun. Arthur Gormley, was ruled out of order at last night's emergency meeting of Charlottetown City Council.

The resolution called for the appointment of a three-man c1~ tizens committee, to "inqiure into, and report to, the City the report into layman's lan- Council, their findings, as to guage. . whether or not a newspaperman "They asked a newsm a n. ‘ or other person is being paid byt Ralph Cameron of The Patriot. the City of Charlottetown, ori He accepted the job and as was i from funds which otherw i set stated in the letter just read. he would become funds of the city,l has done a remarkable service ’ and if any such payment has to the community." been or is being paid, then for The mayor went on to say “to what purpose, in what amount, ' ‘

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At this point Mayor Gaudct in- ‘ tervened and stated that he felt that the council should be fully. informed of the background oni the matter.

The Mayor said that at “the time the Pitometer report wasi brought into the commissionerl they felt that they required some assistance in interpetingf

right. The Junior Square Dancing featuring mainly groups and as many as nine different. entries is open to

contestants 12 years and under. From left to right are: David McNeil]. Alana Gill, and Gordon MacKay.

and which members of the Coun- cil, if any, had knowledge such a payment."

1 A letter was read from

out of order, if the commission-

oti ers felt that this was necessary, then they are responsible to the

me electors.

The meeitng then decided to

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County magistrate's Court Friday afternoon saw most of absence caused , freak Snow storm which hit the Island Thursday night.

a es Solomon Sterling Fall. Charlottetown pleaded not guilty

to a charge of not produeing atcosts or 15 days on a charge of!

motor vehicle for inspection when so ordered by the RCMP. The case was adjourned until April

Percy Maclnnis. Charlottetown,

had his case, a c erge of leav- ing a motor vehicle parked on the main highway. adjourned also until the same

LOCAL BRIEFS

1 Three men who had been ‘charged were absent. and on

cd for one wee

One man was fined $20 and costs or 30 days for unlawful iposscssion of alcoholic beverages, .and another was fined $20 and

intoxication. James Harry Scott. Charlotte-

driving an overweight vehicle on the highway and Everett Man- yard Birt,

charge, his vehicle being further over the restrictions. WC, Barr- 'bour Ltd., Charlottetown. wa fined $20 and costs for having an overweight vehicle on the highway.

Charles Harvey MacDonald,

rrington. was fined $10 and costs for failing to transfer the registration of a motor vehicle from one province to another.

John Joseph Gallant. Charlotte- town pleaded not guilty to a charge of passing another vehicle over a soil white. line and his case was adjourned to Apri

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UNDERGOES SURGERY Mrs. Bruce MacKinley, North River. is presently a pa

Charles Edward Curtis. Char- lottetown was fined $10 and costs for allowing a motor vehicle to stand on the highway unattend-

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tient in the Prince Edwar [5. MR ward or; "I‘m: nznm-nz

and Hos ital, where she has a an 99,. S.

1undergonep surgery. 1701‘? was fined $10 and costs for BROTHER DIES SPWde-

Mrs, Walter Quilty. 102 Green Street, City, received word yes» tcrday of the death of her bro

Charged with failing to trans-

vehicle. Heribcrt W. Pletch, Char- lottetown was fined $10 and costs.

ther, Donald W. Stewart of Le wiston, Maine.

AUTO REGISTRATIONS

More than half the 17,000 au- tomobiles that have been reg- istered to date in the province are from the Charlottetown dis- trict, motor vehicle registrar. A.J. Gallant, said yesterday. So far there are 4.200 trucks re- gistered.

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Omitted from the list of Thurs- day‘s winners at the P. E. Dance Festival were the follow- ing: Double tap clog: 1. Larry Brazel and Paul Smith: 2. Lar— ry Hume and Debra Lynn Cant- wcll: 3. Deborah May and Wen- dy Karen Worth.

GREASE FIRE

n man was fined $5 and costs for failing to stop at a stop sign

the cases affected through other man had his case adjourn- a "m‘ 913“y SPOkcsman.

town. was fined $5 and costs for

iarlottetonn w a s fined $10 and costs for a similar

' mersidc and area only .6 inches

fer the registration of a motor '

University Invites Students To Participate In Open House

An “Open House" for Prince

Edward Island high school of financial assistance students will be held at St. Students Wm be given Diinsian's unl""‘r5ii-V mmon‘m" choice of conducted tours of the facilities on the SDU cam- pus and will meet and wit- ness e of he work being done by professors and stud- ents in their fields of study. Tours will include; liberal arts. physics. biology, chemistry, en— gineering. languages, athletics. student organizations and oth- ers

A break will be taken from 3-30 to 4:30 pm. during which time lunch will be served to the visiting students in the basement of the alumni auditor- rum.

work, and the possible sources

afternoon from 1:30 to 5:30 it ‘was announced last night by

Tire “Open House” will be under the chairmanship of Rev.

r. arles Cheverie of the Biology department at SDU, and will be held in the alumni auditorium.

It will be introduced with an outline of the various programs of study available at SDU. the reasons which should enter into one choice of one program over another. the qualities and qualifications which usually de- termine success in university

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.Surprise April Snow Storm

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The for Western sections saw nary a fluke of snow and in Sum- ing from the press and radio. Prince County was. howev r fell Thursday night and Friday'

gust Roads in Prince County, al- though icy in the morning, never ccame too difficult for travel yesterday, d b

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y early last the first signs of the storm ap~ W poared “"W“ .‘ij’as some slight drifting, The

‘ ' .situation grew steadily worse from the Albany Corner on to- twards Charlottetown.

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IN HOSPITAL Sellar MacKay. Murray Har- bor is a patient in the Kings County Memorial Hospital.

BRIEFS

jiBristoI Man ills Fined $125

, Michael O'Brien, of Bristol, Lot 40 pleaded not guilty to the charge of drunken driving. but guilty in the lesser charge of driving while impaired, when he appeared before Magistrate A.J. Haslam, QC. in City Police Court yesterday morning. He‘ was fined $125 and costs or 30 days. .

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Two speeders, Thomas Green. Emerald, and John [vosi were each fined $15 and c-oszs'

IS PATIENT

Sherwood Department A - , rnold Vanldcrstlne, Morita- was called to 73 Bracklcy Pom-l. . t. ' . n K.“ 5 Road. Sherwood, last night 3“" ‘5 a pa '9" ”‘ ‘9 "3

when an alarm was turned in at 7:19 pm. They found that. a pan of burning grease had corned slight damage to the apartment of Mr. and Mrs. Cmi‘ile Proud. The fire had been brought fairly well under

2cr while the fat was burning, is Owned by Wendell Woods. who resides at the same address.

ADJOURN RAPE CASE

When the scheduled 10:30 sit- ting of the Queens County As- sizes arrived yesterday morn-

still

11:. only six of the 12 jurors.

were present. The missing mem- rs had been unable to get to court because of the severity

0f driving conditions, resulting‘

from the unexpected snow storm that overwhelmed Charlotte- tnWn. Court was recessed until 12 noon, by which time only two more jury members had ar- rived. Mr. Justice MacGutgan. after consulting with the ' defence counsel John son, and prosecutor Arthur Mc- Glligan. decided to rcccss until Monday morning at 10.30. A that time the rope trial of Heath Bowler. Parkdale. will recom- menu».

DOllCETTF. FUNERAL funeral for Mary Ellen cettc, 87 Edward Street. place on Friday morning

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m the Hennessey Funeral Home.

to St. Dunstan's Basilica where Requiem High Mass was cele- brated by Rev. Louis A. Doritzan. The paltbearers were: Edward Miller. Harold Wood. Stewart MocFarlsne. William Vessey. Charles MM and John Gal- lant. Interment took place in the Catholic cemetery. the ser vice being conducted W 9" with Cash.

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RECENT GUESTS

Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Machan. “ Summerside were recent guests‘ of Mr. and Mrs. Donald J.La-‘ mont, Roscncath. ,

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their uncle. Richard Knox and 1 Mrs. Knox, Flat River. 1 l I IS PATIENT t

Lester MacKenzie. Brnoklynt

is a patient in the Kings County

Memorial Hespital. }

control the time they ml VISITUNCLE ! thch Apparently Mr. Proudi Mr. and Mrs. R. Knox, Mon had carried the pan down a 1 tague. and Mrs. Isabel Hayes. i “1111' of stairs away from don-i Roseneath. recently visi t Ct

ENTERS HOSPITAL Mrs. Sadie MacKlnnnn. Brnok- . I lvn has entered the K i n g si, . County Memorial Hospital where Ishe underwent surgery.

RETURNS HOME l Francis Macintyre who has: been a patient in the Vict o r r a r i General Hospital. Halifax. N S... has returned to his home in Lorne Vsllty.

i _.._-s i Communist China in 1938-59 re-

‘ported 97.000000 persons eu- rollcd in schools of all typt-s.‘

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or five days for speeding. t, Another motorist was fined;

SDU Rector 2'? :"2.::s:tn§i” ‘3‘“"8 1° W,

FATHER MACDONALD

Four cases of drunk and in-i To capable rounded out the doc-r ket. One was remanded ioi f April 24, one was given a 20f days supended sentence, an-; other was fined $20 and costs, d m EPWIGfm’EF‘ “gal?— or 10 days and another was; mia r'esrren o .. un- . . , stan's University. leaves for Ot- {med $10 and costs "I. five day” tawa today to attend a meet- ing of the National Conference of REBUILT CASTLE i (‘a lian Universit'e and I- log‘flf '9 C" STU'I‘TGART. Germany (AP) ' e NCCAC sessions will get Swims“: "new caule-H 3i undcrway Sunday wi h a gather- masterpiece of baroque archio‘ i": "f Canadian ‘Inlvomiw Pm' tecture complete in 1806 afteri dents to discuss mutual prob- h H. . lems. particularly those related a a 'Cemury of wm'k'has been to federal assistance to univer-

Commissioners of SeWers and _ Water Supply, stating that they lnvrte the Water Commissioners had hired a person to act agl lo the DGXI regular meeting "a public relations advism- [m- the Council. so that the Council the water Department and that could look further into the mat- . department only, when he is off i9?-

lduty from his normal occupa- The original resolution or ‘1 tion." Coun. Gillis was never v o to d

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my mind. this “111018 meeting IS‘ Hubzley. Summerside the "most

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Instructors Course Opens

EIVAIMERSIDE "Summer side and Kensiugton doctors will instruct senior first arders in order that they wil‘ later be able to instruct in first aid Tae three weekend Course, ich began last evening, is un- the sponsorship of the Summerside branch Canadian Red Cross.

Last night‘s instruction was given by Albert Stairs. The classes will be held every F‘ri day evening from 7 Iii) 10 o‘clock and on Saturdays from 9 am.

pm.

Approximately 12 persons will be taking the course, local Red Cress president Charles Link-

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they have completed the course ‘ they will be qualified Red Cross first aid instructors, r M

Acadia U. Names Top Com. Student.

Members of the commerce class and faculty of Acadia University have selected senior commerce student Richard Beck Hubley, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. outstanding member of class", it was announced cently.

T e cash award that goes with the honor was made at the

his re-

‘ ness banquet held recently at g the university.

1 The citation described Mr. ‘ Hubley as “the man behind the iscenes, the one who has put lmore time into campus activi-

“the appointment of this public; relations advisor was mam-i mously approved at a re g u lat

ARBITRATION USED OSLO t‘Reutersl—The Labor

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t events are planned with the first ‘ being a tour of the Confcricr'a»

served at the RCAF Association.‘

meeting of the Commission and duly recorded in the minutes. For the benefit of those w he may be interested, this pro- gram has proven most satisfac- tory in keeping the public in-

government Thursday decided v n 7 on compulsory arbitration be- 1‘0 PEF‘KII‘G tween the trades union congress N0 HIDING

and the employers association to solve the impasse which had i threatened to start Norway’sl

are you peering through a Venetian B | i n d that’s .‘

' Water Supply are an ele cte d body, responsible only to the electors of the city. 1 SUMMERSIDE -— Yesterday's evening bare pavement prevail- Coun. Hyndmafl Suggested; storm. which disrupted aetivit- ed. The usual Friday night. that Coun.Gillis should “readt , , in; from Borden east, bypassed crowd in down Summe:- both sides of the story." to which. Prince County almost entirely. side moved as usual with the Coun. Gillis replied “you‘re at

only knowledge of the storm com-

e ‘ suggested some people need to

. , I told what to do". ' I" 1 morning, Exen that small amount MP being recorded severa be , , .‘ N was nearly gene by day's end times during the ay y the C"""- G’II‘S Stated that “0 9m msnnusflmpi yesterday and all businesses and RCAF Met Section. The highest would oblt‘t‘t t0 the "nth being i t mm." m, u "m" “"m' A traffic operated normally. was recorded at 62 early brought to light if they had no-t '

Friday morning. No damage was thing to hide. “Let's have some . Driving east from Summersidet Hyndman, “very well!"

at Albany Where the”; “I have been told by the Water

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formed and in educating them

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. . . . . biggest strike in 25 years to- 5 "1 “‘9 "M “90955” 0‘ “W‘de night. The arbitration decision l the wasting of water." ‘

meant the wage strike by some E

No JURlSDICTIoN 130,000 workers in main indus- ._

The resolution was ruled out tries Will not take place. The ‘

of order after Coun. HE. Hynd. arbitration panel will fix new

man asked the City Recorder. wages for two years.

Martin if the appointment .——.——_— of a committee to investigate TAX TIME SPECIALS!

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stall Color Blinds on your windows.

'Air Cadets Compete

In Drill Contests

Scheduled to take place at the sponsored by the Ladies Ambl- Queen Charlotte High School iary and in the owning a l and RCMP Rifle Range in Char quet will be held spunsm'etl -i_V

the 201 iConferleratinnt W=ng of the RCAF ASSriclatlnn. At this time the Inter-island Drill and Rifle trophies “ill be presented to the winners of the day to events.

On Sunday a t'l‘ltll't‘h parade is planned starting fr n m the RCAF Association with the nel- tinations hang the Zion Presby tcrian Church and St. Dunstan s Basilica formed by Cadets or the Tignish, Summerside and Chat- lottetown Squadrons.

Following church services. the p a r a d e will reform at Hills- burn Square~ proceed a in n 3 tion Chambers 311d (‘iiy 0“ sat . ll'clrmond Street where the sal- urday. iuzc will be taken by Lieutenant

A noon time luncheon Will be lim‘crnnr W..l. Mar-Donald and be dismissed at the RCAF Asso- t ciation.

Officers and instructors re- sponsible for arrangements are. 3 EU Keir Costain. parade t‘haif'v man; [’0 Keith Darrach. regis-

Mr. Hubley plans to article? tration and billets: George An‘ with Touche, Ross, Bailey andi derson. reception and entertain- Smart, Chartered Accountantsi ment and PO Mike MacDonald, in Montreal, drill llISII‘llClttI‘.

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IINMASKS 'I'I'IE WEST’S uosr FABULOUS

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lottetown today will be two Au Cadet events featuring a drill competition between Air Ca- dets from number 562 (Cabot) Squadron of North Sydney and the Charlottetown Squadron and a rifle competition between the North Sydney Squadron and ca- dets from the 53 Sunimcrsrde Squadron. Both are highlights inaugurating National Air Ca- det Week in Canada from April 19-25.

Aside from the above men- tioned events. a full srhedule ol

than most other commerce stu-: dents", and added that he hasi “maintained a good scholastic

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the Water Commissioners was N ‘ ' CHANDLER

within the jurisdiction of the 01- {W ,

ty Council. Midwife I I"! i. .- EROS. LTD. Mr. Martin replied that the c S ' 1 Plywood Plan

Commissioners of Sewers and CHARLOTTETOWN P.“

cllllMDRE . tBlISIIIESS EQUIPMENT;

great one to be telling people I am what to do". Coun. Hyndman

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basis for the stuff!“ said Coun. said i Coun. Gillis, jumping to his feet. ! Commissioners that this is a i i complete falsehood and by an-I other person something differ , ent"! ‘

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CITY OF TORONTO. ONTARIO FURNISHINGS DESIGN COMPETITION NEW CITY HALL

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ATTENTION: SERVICE STA- TION. MOTEL. HOTEL and R

RESTAU ANT OPERATOBS- The Corporation of the City of Toronto Invites Contract COMMI "5 "Ida" "garm'm Supply Companies from across Canada to submit their the NEW LOW PRICE on the names as candidates for consideration by the FURNISH-

famous Frigidaire Ice Maker, from 50 to 500

Storey Electric Ltd.

INGS DESIGN COMMITTEE, in connection with 1 Competition for Furnishings of the New City Hall

From all the applications received the Furnishings De- sign Committee will select not more than five suitably qualified applicants who will be. asked to compete on an equal basis for te design, manufacture, supply she in- stallation of all portable frn'nishings for the New City Hall.

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W The selected Contract Supply Companies, except that Company who is judged the final winner of the Competition

will receive a Derign Fee of Five Thousand Dollars 65.000). This fee will be paid upon certification of the Furnishings