Summerside and Prince County

‘The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., Mar. 14, 1962. 3

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ussion on several aspects

of the United Nations, its opera- tion, problems and future by a panel of educators highlighted last night’s meeting of the P.E.1. branch of the United Nations Association of Canada held at

Summs This is the first time the as- sociation has held its meeting in

erside’s Civic Auditorium. |

scusses

United Nations

the United States is paying about

one-third of the total bill incur-

red by the UN in the general

budget followed by the U.S.S.R.,

U.K., France, China and Can- a

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The panelists stated that "here are two budgets within the or ganization — the regular and the extraordinary budget.

NEED MORE PENALTIES

Money from each country that

\ REPRESENTATIVES of oth- , Seen here, left to right,

ex major service clubs were | Kenneth Yeo, who by | Kinsmen, Wally Coles, Lo s,s,

John Simmonds, pr

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Ladies’. Ni Charlottetown Hotel last night.

Rotary Club Observes Annual Ladies’ Night

by Rotary Ann Mrs.

‘The dinner was presided over | companied

by President John Allison MacRae pianist. | vvho introduced the head table| The specialty’ numbers | guests and ext a welcome | “Dede” Wynne and persed .

Gallant were highly

referring especially to Allison MacRae was oe "at

to all

His Honour Lieutenant-Gover- pnor F. Walter Hyndman _and | ceremonies. Mr: L.D. MacKay, vice

expressed thanks on vohalt “t

more than 200 persons Treeeat

to the ladies’ night chairm

HLH. Simpson and his eens

and to Rotarian Frank Pelleran,

hotel manager for the arrange- ments made to en-

ship, Mayor A. W: and Mrs, Gaudet, The Lieuten- ‘ant-Governor and the Mayor are both members of Rotary. Service club representatives land their wives welcomed were: i |

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Ken Yeo, Kinsmn, Wally Coles, W.

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Fine In Summerside Court

SUMMERSIDE — Appearing | located on Harvard street. Fount ‘n Police Court yesterday morn-| py the truck were a large can ys. i7-year-old Wendell Ford and a hose, the Chief stated and | as fined $50 and costs or 30) in the car was a container used | ays when he pleaded guilty to| for “‘putting gas in cars in em] mer ja charge of stealing oe ergencies.” valued at less tl ‘The Chief said that the pol- Cross Canadian Oil Company Ltd.,| ice are having “trouble with car| Harvard Street, Saturday night. | tanks being drained—and also| Chief of Police Peter some from oil company tanks.” stated that Gordon Yeo, Manager|” te said “the trouble is young of Canadian Oil plant, visited his| fellows acquire an old broken place of business Saturday eve-| down car—tix it up and then gan an fare youn ren] have to get gas somewhere.” the trucks, where, he said, ‘‘they| | He sald Ford is a married) had been draining gas." He tried to catch them but was unable to do so. He phoned police and the car, used by Ford and his associates (he stated there wa: only one other—a juvenile) was

heque Presented For Easter Seals

Mayor Ernest J. Morrison, of Summerside, gave the provin- cial Easter seals campaign a Le yesterday, as he presented Vincent eran with a cheaue on —_ of the town, for a supply ter seal, “ring a mtn of the loeal Rotary club,

by President Brie W ‘Woods

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fore handing out the fine warn- ed the accused about getting in- further trouble with the

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he against him. He said he was fin-| ing him because of his youth and hese fact that it was his first of-

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oe case of the Village of weave acter versus John T. lottetown was set over ti cs regular June session County Court by Suge e = te Trainor, = the opening of th

Sera tithe cr Gs next sen

ested that the

Place hearing might be set over

such time that the Su-

arta Cpict se! tate (cn te Hoy appeal.

Mr. MacQuaid also stated

that ‘since the action was first

Paul al, of Charlotittown, is pending and

The Club's Ladies’ encores. The numbers were by instituted, some conflicting in- Night ood President's Ball at| Kay and Elmer Gallant in quet = y fs charged with | terests have arisen, in that Ro- the Charlottetown Hotel last | specialities, Bev. tang So ores pay the $25 non-resi- | bert G. MacLeod, who was re-

was a Highlight in the | trombone soloist and rath M Me. ‘dene ot presenting the Village of Park- rafal functions of the winter, | Kinney, soprano soloist, —ac- | ““qy, wor R. McQuaid, who i dale, may be forced to with-

| counsel for that an issue on a similar act- jon, brought by Parkdale against

Kiwanis Club Hears Talk (On Finance

draw his representation, as he | 4s the appointed legal counsel for the Village of MacLeod, noted that in the ee Position it might turn out that Parkdale at some fu- ture date might take similar ne a resident of Sherwood. If euch was the case Relooubs muse teats untenable. OTHER CASES Two other cases involving the ke

Margaret Jean were ined together as one case. The case was set down tova date

Charlo sves, Allison Mulch ‘ofthe: Hew bitt Thomson and pany

SUMMERSIDE Summer- side's town council was brought to its full membership of six councillors yesterday with the election by aoe 8 of

Garnet

who ed at nomination “deadline | yesterday at 4.00 pam

whe bye-election, which now will be unnecessary, was call- ed to fill the centre ward seat after former councillor and gow Mayor J. Ernest Morrison Tesigned tq contest the mayor- alty in the civic election Feb-

ruary 27th.

Mr. Ross will serve one year completing the un term of his worship who was re- elected by acclamation a year ago as councillor in the Centre

"Mr, Ross is an engineer with

don’t know,” went on, “whether a teacher is good, bad or indifferent, in many cases, until it is too late for some pupils in any particular school.’ He pointed out that in a re- cent year the percentage _ of passes in grade 10 was 27.9) in grade 11, 41.6 and in grade | 12, 42.1, “A number of these failures really started back in

the early grades—where were our supervisors? “I cannot stress strongly

enough the importance of extra good supervisors—and . we

have very few supervisors to- | we won't do it emtil those ting| Son of John A. Dalziel a his

ay.

“You, Mr. Minister of Educa- | tion, are going to need super- visors more than ever and more of them more than ever. | HOME STRESSED

Robert Grindlay (PC-2nd | Pace) said “the home influ-

ce on pupils is of paramount | portion of roadway by the feder-| ald Camp! terian Church, The congreg ‘Be. pas hymns we

lmstportaniee Teachers, by and large, are doing an’ excellent | ch

Premier Walter R. Shaw said he was “duly impressed with the federation’s comprehen sive bebe which is a very, very

BULLETIN

the Canadian National Railwa: He is a Charlottetown native but has resided in Summerside for

the past years.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. | (CP)—Sweden virtually won the | world hockey championship) Tuesday night with a stunning) upset of Canada 5-3 after piling up a 40 lead in the first two periods.

Sweden now has to beat its | three remaining weak opponents | in the championship division— Britain, Norway and West Ger- many—to nail down its first| title since 1957.

material they have to work with | New machinery is taking ¢ | guess work out of pavement fe ting, he explain EI, road contractors were also praised and a study show | that there was little difference | in toate standard of quality. thought was expressed that competition may be arram; ed to recognize the een who actually do the best job of | highway construction. In a few hours time, he said,|

highway,

strictions on the

the strength of the highways tell us it is necesssary"’, he assured. MAY GET DAMAGES Mr. Matheson announced t!

this province will receive si50

000 from the federal govern- ment for damages arising out of| the expropriation of land for a|

al government when the St merside Airport was built

‘e I came into off said, “T understand that an stems was made to collect a sum in a regard but nothing came of

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Summerside and did so at the | goes toward the regular budget invitation of the local Business| js based on the gross ‘ana

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Peciaisg Funeral

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H. Hill, Ernest Cameron, Regin-

and Professional Women's Club | of which Mrs. Marjorie Champ- jon is president.

Panelists were Bruce Hodgins, president of the P.E.I. branch of the UN Association and head of the history deuartment at Prince of Wales College; Miss Helen Yeo, supervisor of teach- er training at PWC; Robert Scott, of the PWC department of English and Davis Lidstone, principal of Summerside High Gehool. Panel chairman was amie ae of the history

irtment of Prince of Wales. BRANCH GROWS

‘Mr. Hodgson, in his welcoming Temarks on all Mrs. | Champjon stated the UN Associa-| tion of Canada has been slow in a, branches in the Mari-

‘Ours was formed last fall's aad ‘we now have a member- ship of 80.” It was the presid- ent's hope that membership will increase to more than 100 by the end of the year. He added that Business and Professional Women's Clubs havi staunch supporters of the or- ganization.

Among the topics discussed

were “Agencies of the UN”, “Financing the abit “Criticism and Defence of UN.”

Some of the most sienitcant| is Teveale d by the “82 percent of the maint |

members of the world organiza- tion are behind nidues payments and that four Western countries, United States, United Kingdom, France and Canada pay approxi- mately 50 percent of the annual budget. It was pointed ou!

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Lord My Shepherd”, Sand “Abide With Pallbearers were: Messrs. 3. (Fallout Help HERBERT, Sask. (CP) — A

Patricia Rogers, daughter of and Ferno Rogers, Summerside, has been chosen to attend the Girl Guide in- ternational Camp Padvindster- srood, in The Netherlands, June 28 to August 21. She is one of ten chosen from ce ada to attend and will be a companied by two senior id: ers, Mrs. H.H. Edmonton, Alta.

niston, Ontario. The itinerary | includes tours of France, Scot- land, England and The Nether- lands.

OBITUARY

Inserted by friends and re latives as a tribute to the de-

JOHN T. DALZIEL Suddenly on Tuesday evening March 6, 1962, there passed away at the Prince Edward Island Hospital, Charlottetown, in his year, John T. Dee of 147 Elm Avenue, Charlott

wife Jemima Robertson, John | was born in Gece: PEI. on January othe rea a ee hold from the Home on lay, at 3:30 ae afternoon and was conduct- ed by his minister, the Rev. Don- ai

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ald MacNutt, Jack MacLeod,

product of each member coun- | try. There is a penalty provid- that if a country fails to pay within 2 two-year period it ‘nses | its right to vote in the General Assembly However, no such penalty is provided in the extraordinary budget which pays for such items as the United Nations Emergency Force. It was rev vealed only 14 countries _con- tributed toward the cost of the Congo operation and only 28 countries toward the “cost of [meceaiaie the United Nations mergency Force (UNEF) here t was stated that two-thirds of the members are paying only Kd Percent of the costs incurred in this special budget suggest- fons were posed as to how this Problem might be solved, such | as imposition of a tax, tal away their vote, or that there be an overall budget to include | anticipated extraordinary ex- penses. Another suggestion put [onward was that perhaps we could do away with duplicity | Stich exists because of the UNEF and NATO. It was sug- gested that perhaps the ferme done away with | ave NATO as the only mine rm of the U.N | cost 18 SMALL “The cost of the UN opera- tion is small compared to what is being spent on defence alone in this country,” it was peal zed, And it was countries should be paying im in to the extraordinary budget and in many cases were not doing 80, not because of financial reasons, oe eclonieal and political re

Tacha other interesting end Tevealing facets of the world body were also discussed.

At the conclusion of the panel

as | as banks, trust companies, 1 by J. of = as Blanchard and Margaret Creed

Theft Of Gasoline Draws Be

Magistrate Richard Hinton be-| 19-

Limited investments.

oe Mutch stated’ & the ank of Canada was the centre national

of all far

vestment dealers, brokers stock exchanges were concern+

He referred to both whole. salers and retailers in the bond markets and noted

82 | collision, was set over for hea:

uable document, conveying | the eas of the federation 33 to | tempting to settle is in regard to what is important in education.”” | the old Hillsboro Bridge Maen | The premier said he was! have every reason to” believe = Pleased to sce such emphasis | that we will get a satisfactory "A suit brought by Robert Mac- ecee Cr anes oe settlement," he assured. Kenzie against Trevelyn Spence ” " involving a claim for damages | ciucation,” he said. “has been | vince has been paying a rental of resulting from an automobile | “eveloning in. this province ever | $9,750 per year to the federal . ears. Such organizations | government for the bridge, and

to be fixed. Mr. MacLeod is counsel Mrs. Bonnell, while Mr.

for

Elmer

another claim we are at- | Everett MacNeil and Herbert

Carr. Interment took place in the

For some time now the pro-| leaves to mourn his passing two | says daughte

Myers),

Norma, (Mrs, Carl Currie). Mure

discussion a question and an- ewer period produced some in- teresting queries that were an- swered by the panelists

s served later by the and Professional Wo- en's Club.

President Mr. Hodgins stated that Opposition leader Lester Pearson is expected to address the PWC UN club this Friday

Saskatchewan physician claims to have developed a product that could make shelters and clothing resistant to radioactive fallout.

Dr.

People’s cemetery. Besides his sorrowing the former Mabel Rodd,

wife, he|

Business G. De Vere of Herbert ie product uses sodium a pend found in large quant!- tles r this cent, 120 pet oi of Regi

rs, Doris (Mrs. Charlottetown,

and

important role in ing sell- as the Federation of Agricul | in addition to that has paid the| Tay Harbor North; two broth-| Dr. De Vere, a Sevolat Ire-| aft t ‘€ act ata aes in gene ‘ne plaintitt ts | tute. the Fisheries Federation, cost repairs and mainten | ets, Albert, Charlottetown and | lend, said in an interview Mon: paler poll banca ee The meeting was chaired by | counselled by Mr. MacQuaid | ‘te Rural Beautification Sames Hution, Halifax; and two| day the sodium sulphate coe ‘Tretnor. Tt was ea fand the defendant by Gerald TR. ily and the department ot | ms Matheson said that thia| sisters, Jessie ai Shaw) | to come the intensity of gamma| Oddfellows members were ready Wo go two LT nie see, tewcived toe | OH Bave conttibuted. It is our | fa ea ssomnont onc eiscae, cl dettetowa, ‘The Wis| He sald he developed the pro- in assisting. the Red | trustees ‘of School District No, | wtention that the Sree nt’s | ‘Trais'Canada Highway in the| lam, Frank and Walter a preds: cess in his own laboratory in RUMMAGE SALE es drive. 172 (North } against 9 | Cetources development Bro | pr rovince 1s $4,700,000, “My only | ceased him the Inst few months and tested) Allison Horne announced that | jong jist of defaulting eatepay. | £2™ set people from. all levels | Povcot” he said, “is that whey by bombarding the product! 1, O, O. F. HALL special speakers for the next | 1008 faulting ratepay-| together to join in one unified sont pete CARD OF THANKS | with lib Adipicctdet Y eeoere es Gr | ers. In this ease Cyril Pineau. | Sranization to. promote. edu | former government made the ee nate Sydney Street been of the board of schoo way agreement, provision said his product y ace aitek ie adios ot gave evidence 5 eatin as one of Its main ob- | was not made to have the hi The family of the late John could be used to line fallout! Thursday, March 15 |curers, il a of heemniat’ = persons owing school inaias way extend from the west of the| T. Dalziel wishes to thank the | Shelters and for treating fibre ‘Abe. Zakem, Allison | 884 the amounts involved ince to the east, instead of| Rev. Donald A. Campbell, their | used in the manufacture of 7 pam. will The remainder of the docket LARGE PAVING kind friends and neighbors and Clothing for fallout protection.

Rogers and lliams,

Gordon will take part in the Kiwanis | consisted of se balk? smog) | all ae seat cereh letters at for cards, or y way in a ee oa oar tthe ai wane tr ace oie Newfoundland _| fteir'sat bereavement. B A R B E R S H 0 Pp Guests included John Ross of | Were represented by Lester Markham, Ont. and Robert | Donnell, two by John « Hol kN a tet a ¢ Mink Ranchin SEVEN PROJECTS Craty of he Halifax Kiwanis | mes and the seventh mileage aod pet canta bas, OOPS, B.C, (CP) — | Club, Macleod. we he ‘minister noted that ied Provides Jobs | Seven construction projects | 0 P E N I N G | eral government particiesti eer lacs cena (ep) ere 3 a Seeet The on Drivers Are Fined $50 pee Eaivons The federal em sunk ranching indy In New | sont aeraurtel | with te di \ ple paid 50 it of the cost | foundland will have paid nearly announce of the Chalet Summer 000 in wages to New. | Jobless listed at the local em- e the opening | side highway in 1935, 100 | foundianders by the end of 1962 | Ployment

The juvenie wit spear «I Prince County Court

SUMMERSIDE -- Austin Jos-

eph Gallant of Moncton, N. B.| to driving a motor vehicle while | Thirties. That was a Conserv pleaded natty toa iaee of | iis license was suspended. | tS ranean ‘ecalld nasty miles oe a sistance

driving

his sotlty was was Taetred : alcohol when he Prine

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(Continued did not participate in the seal

fen Borden to Wood Islands.” sil cee eee

cent’ of the Hunter, Rivet: | Miscouche, who ‘pleaded guilty Rustioo highway also in te

Perry, of | pleted with federal Se ee having toe cere | ae Trans Canada

ce nty Magistrate's and control of a motor vehicle Progra Court yesterday morning. Mag-| while impaired,, pleaded not ROADS. TO RESOURCES istrate W. Chester 6. MacDonald and had his case adjourn- pro- waters $50 costs | ed until April 3. He is repre-| gram provided for \diture sented by ‘attorney J. | of $15 million with the province te vlmiler fine was imposed on | Watson MacNaught QC. | paying one-half. A oe ot 438 | | Francis Joseph DesRoches of | | Charged with sesvaling Joka | ae of paved roads was canoe The minister said 238 miles |

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ndard | yesterday. Nuss te wramna on Charlottetown Hotel had been erected on the

Glen Matthews, @ siember of Shire “road, and. directional f Hotel fire on March 14th, 1961, h 16 2 eo signs erected were considered nas Pa

group landed % seals an_improvement. 9 bered by— .M. - M. yesterday while a Moncton ‘The minister sired his ‘Always remem! group, who are also participat: | (Continued from page 1) belief that all paved roads Mother, Father, Brother and Sisters. ing in the hunt got 67. | the high schools of the pro- | should have the white centre ‘The Acousti-Phon has two elena bak canoe vince.” Dr. Dewar said that & lines and, he a ae panet v a wes yesterday | counsellor has already been | go no longer years will answer such

as the plane being used in the for Prince County; | without renewal. | *

hot had te take Ge all to P| sop are undervay: to get ov | 'Recating thet Fountain New Home Recipe centertatte nde ae dee Gan coe for Queens County, and it is | Markines, Miisbore Bele sie | R ‘ Pi 1. The fortable

two cable to the sealing | hoped thet one can be obtained contractors, 2. The type of instrument you should use. vessel “The East Star.” for Prince County. money on the job than they had educin ian

Two members of the Moncton) Dr. Hubert MacNelll euggest- contracted to do it for, he said 9 2. The benefits of both ear ‘group were missing for ele beaeen aan pel * oleate cred en

time Monday when their should be set up, aimed a es

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Spy ry de een. on we cart do ne was noted and, for the = vo peoeeeer ee neck, _o wie fan wonet i.

. ittle. Ju store| calves and ankles just return

Mellwaine, the pilot for the Al-| something for | our younger | first time oo aed women, wo | ones for four ounces of cate bette fer yor memy THE TEST IS FREE!

‘The East Star, owned by the fir to tae ot of them to fn: | Soeorved. it ne oe into a cee te A ° a We PRAISES mn QT many who have tri

parently missed and became the | son Province needs irs—how much bet-

fre Ge & tan Os oe ot tremendousty a 5 = Se eae ae ee symm fs ren ont try fal Sr ine yo 09

animals are not good.” he said “We | fine job with the road building

hunt on “hrs as ieee an nae ees “en we'd play it safe. ight years for construction for We are going out ” a total ‘apusauere ‘of $15 mill- he said. jon~and we see no difficulty in The was compl ‘the tract on move into the Gulf sealing area in. | schedule”, Mr. Matheson said. but failed to show up. a public place, and TRAFFIC SIGNS TON GROUP ACTIVE Replacement of highway signs However, a hunting party from his | was ane oe year as ae uae en ee oe in| weet Of the previous wis- days, continued to hunt as

since it was established about | | 11 years ago, Premier Small- wood said here. Mr. Smallwood, speaking at a night session of the legis! ture during study of the revenue

province will have paid about $1,500,000 to cai ht |

cit

Slightly more than $50,000 of | = loans has been paid back, said.

vane figures included projec | tions for the last nine months

Mr. Smallwood

said all bat |

«| three or four of the original ~ |

or 11 mink ranches bro fret fhe Canadien matniaad have left training

take their places.

Morrissey, who lost his life in the Clifton

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