Family at a special dinner mccuog at tire Coal-lotth . shown with her are.

Sorority

amber Bria SIB“ phi. A dionar was irltl it the Charlottetown to park the occasion.

a citation. read by Mn. Earl T briohy Mn. liogera' active career. including leili'awl b; her part in the tally lnoadcasting activities nl iv" husband. the late Col. K 5 Rogers. Mention was madc an to nor activihos in the wh-

l’hl sordid-My here A hlslory of Bella Sigma Phi Mac-

llogers was one oi most! por- wns rcsponaible lur one round- log oi the norava slightly over fll tear! ago.

in the h stnry the past execu- till: and events were cuumcd lrd lil'wflht up lo the mm!“ dzlr when all three of the local staplers. Alpha. x1 Alpha and hi acts. incl at the Charler lalii', lime] {or M'Ie banquet

' any lo M

bershrp daugllll'r )‘Lrs. Robert Large.

YORK, ROLLO

‘(lmtlmled iernI Page ii . Ili,\' 20ml Ind look ed Almost l [and enough [or human lood.‘ The crass hay class was topped by K c l t h Wheailey. Warren Gnu! and the Clover hay com- putmu by Orville Smith. N e w Glasgow.

liaimnnd Versey had a lirst ill mangcis, and Vese ' Seeds- l'rlrk look the championship rib- bon lnr a vegetable collection ruin a picture display. iuymoud lessey had the reserve clum- Tun collection. COLORFUL DISPLAY oi the most eyercatchint lisplaya was the velehhle uni- hon. A competition won by my: Seeds. York. in each en- try a wide variety or VIlell' rs was "'1'!an In colorful

Life Membership

Governor l. SHQBSleii jAs Site For Jail Farm

ay RALPH CAMERON

An idea for Solving the con- '

(esnon problem at Queens County Joli is the building oi a prison iaa-m on an island. it

was suggested that Governor . Island in l-lilisboroum Bay be i

purchased (or the purpose.

There is nothing revolution- ‘

lry m the idea. nor is Tiler. anything particularly new in it Th lalc Senator Walter

Jones. while premier oi lhll l

province. once suggested he had in mind Obtaining sought- on Island for this purpose.

At that time. Premier JDnA as said: "I am tired of drunks stopping me in the Square to ask {or money. if they are put On the island with a farm to look alter. they would hlve bi) work or go hungry."

TI

I Xi Beta ale local dinners oi Beta Sigma Phi.

Grants

Telegram) and laid", wu- grihdnbbg Mn. Roam on log made boom-try mtlmll member. were Rad. Tiny were [mm Mrs. J. '1'. blues. Vnn— couvor; Miss Beth McLaim. Lsdncr. 13.0: MN. Albert S. Smith. I'Inuato. Texas; and Mn. William Johnston. Mom-

tun. nEAn TABLE

At the head table were Mrs. w~ J. MacDonald. Mrs. Rogers. Mrs. F. Walter Hyndman. «in.

it

Being Offered

The Charlottetown Board Oi Trade In cit-operation with the division of research is ansor- ing a short course on "Using Records for Greater Profits" {or members iii the board and local businessmen.

The course will open Oct. 7 and run every Monday night for I period of eight weeks. The ses- sions which wldl be two and a half hours duration will be held in the Federal Building. Course lender is R.G.Slorey.

It Is pointed out that no prior knowledge or experience in book keeping or accounting will he required ior those taking the course. No text books or mater- ials will be needed as partici- pants will he provided with spe- cially prepared course materi s

The course will not require outside Preparation. and no ex- Iminntinns are involved. There

Short Course On Business

By Trade Bd.

will be - rsglllratlnn tee or $15.00. TDPICS COVERED

Topics to be covered in the course include;Whit lulnrma- tion do you need to make better decisions and tn operate more proiilahly.Hnw you run loresec poientlul trouble spots by analy- xing your income statement and balance sheet. Where did the cash gn‘! Recognizing the ditler- encc between cash flow and prollts. Are all areas or your bul~ inesa proliiaole? How you can plan your prolils. and how you can control expense .

All matcriuls tor the course were prepared by the Small Bus» incsa Brunch or the Federal Dep- artment of Trade and Commerce

and are olicrcd in conjunction 1‘

wllh the Prnvlncial departmenlsl All Education and indusiry.

catim (imam cl Almir Mrs. A. A. Scales. mini 5 Alpha: Mrs. Ewart Lame. Mrs. Stewart Mammy. Aloha presi- dent. Mr: Earl Taylor. XI Alpha president. and Mn. Lloyd M'scpmnltl, ill a president, Mrs. Earl lelnr SAVE a toast to charter memsz to which Multilison responded.

E e

while the installation it“: [or Mrs. Rom ried out by Mrs. 5LT: Kay.

ceremon- car

were wart Mao-

CALIF. AREA HAS HIEAT WAVE

LOS ANGELES lApieTcm. pcraturea soared inward rcc. crd heights here Thursduy and many schools dismissed classes. ope suburb reported

City Resident ls Remanded ‘On Club Break, Entry Charge lCOnl'I'CId’ Let

Charged willh break and entry‘ at the Charlottetown Curling Club with lintenl. Arnold Eda ward Biso. Charlottetown. remanded without bail until

. Scpl. m by Magislrale A. .l.

Haslam. QC. in city police court ESIQMBY

Lloyd Machsn. ohnrlotle- l town, charged with possession oi copper wrre valued at over :50. he property ni lslnnd Telephone l Company Lid , elected trial by a ljudge without a jury. and was rcmandcrl to is morning. BICYCLE THEFT

Recugniuncc was taken in the cases oi Craig Smith. North Wiltshire. charged with than at a bicycle, an Joseph William

was d

ME

In view or present overcrow-

n conditions in Queens County Jail. it would appear an opportune time to revive the pmposal.

Governor island. being han- dicr tbis city. would appear to he idenlly located ior the ex- periment. Conv ted just outside Charlottetown Harbor in ilillsborough say. it would olier no particular transportation diliicuitiea in summer. winter or travel could he found.

y the surne token. argu- xnenE advanced in lavor at it apply equally as well to st. peter island. just across the any. Perhaps the latter might be even better tram a an- sporlatinu point oi View. Is causeway exists at low tide.

VAnlETv or THOUGHT rurvey or public opinion along thc streets in this city yesterday prod c a var- iety or thought along the slim. he and in no instance did the n idual asked his opinion object to the sugacstiun. All heartily endorsed it. an abated: “It la time it w done. nut perhaps the greatest result at it would be

n.

Kendall hist-Kenzle. North‘ Wiltshire. charged Wliil their oi. a bicycle. was remanded to im‘

av. David John MacDonald. Char- lottetown. convicted as charged oi their 01 s 1953 Chevrolet prop- erty nt Lumc Keele. was re mandcd without bail to Sept. 2i. Evidence war given by Mr. iiceic. George Campbell. Fair- view, and C51 James Brooks, RCMP detachment. Charlotte. town.

The case of an accused plead- ing not guilty lo a meter viola- tinu. alleged to have taken place in May. was adjourned to Oct. :l.

A charge against an uccused as operating a motor vehicle dur-

reading of 113 degrees at MucLellan, Charlollclown. and mg cancgljmjon of ark/91"! “c.

In so Diego. classes two is i: it no] districts were closed when the IIEII. hit 111. tying the record high there.

Thursday was the second day of the worn heat wave in eight years and no relief in In llghl. The Weatherman said Ioday could be even wlri'ner. it was m Wednes- da

Other sample tempera» lures: Lns Angeles 109. Long Beach 107, El Torn llz. Giana dale 105. Sunta Monica lflB. Santa Ana 113. San Bernar- dan 101.

The In: Angcles Herald- Examiner ran an eight-col- umn hlnner with this side ' “GO west and jump

l I noon. but this was unolticlsl. IFrnnk "Jun inr“ Riley. Eaat cure was withdrawn. na to Royalty. charged with possasa- vagrancy charges against

ion of island Telephone Com- pany Vlil'e All three had rcceiv- led tworyear suspended sentenc- les.

were two other persons.

A drunk and lncapabln was ed on n previous commit. ment.

lPrincipal Voices Pleasure

With Cadet Ac

~ wry pleasant surprise" was “113i Col. Leo . MacDon- aid. principal at Bir‘chwoud lligh School. lermod lhc recent an- imuncement lhat the Birohwaod Cildol Corps had been selected as jthc best corps in Canada.

It wis announced Wednesday by Major General n.w. Mun~ tel. cuminundini‘i niliccr oi Easc

storms. that entries wen i hill: liilily. although judges did men- ihl! in two clam the till- r iii the entries was not sui- lcnt to merit a first nriuv ard—

i: wIllti second prim were W The dllplay oi inilia. vegeta-

H. grains and ll“ wen In tho public int chill. Ind

Series Date: Are Announced

NEW YORK lCPl—Fuliowlng II the schedule oi World Series buebl‘ll Elma. all to be atl .m. New York or IA] Anleles local dayllphl

me- Anlelel. Oct. N: at In)! Ange- lei. on. 'I lit necessaryl: at New York. Oct. 9-10 (ii neces- nary).

At'New York. Oct. 2-3; at Ml.

tern Command. Haliiux. that nirrhwood High and Rnlhesay Collegiate hnd lied [or the Earl Grey Challenge Trophy for (up cudel corps honnn in the nalinn wide competition involving hun- dreds of schools.

This la the third time [till the “why has come to this pro- vlnce. since it was donated in 1909. Same as years ago West Kent school than a grade to sohboL rapturcd the trophy two year, hundrunning.

Col. Macdonald said that in the cadet competition. “all phzc

hievement

‘boon th experience of the school that cadet work “makes liar poise. sell reliance. an ac. ceptance oi discipline. and a re- lspeck {or authority" In the indi- ‘vidunl. and croutrs an esprit de corps in the school.

Harlem Stars To Play Here

The Harlem Stars. the sacs cessurs tn the Harlem Globe~ Trotters. world lambda baskol- ball loam. ll confirm in Prime Edward island next month,

The Charlottetown Council. United Commercial Travellers. announced last that ' would sponsor the appearance of this badiethlil team here Ocl. 17, The fluid will also play in Sununernide and ‘ “ in the MIR-in

Craig Ties Zero Record

NEW YORK (AP) — Roger CHI. hard luck HEM handai- oi New York "All. Nuliled all uneinlabie major league pitch.

by trim

O 9 dropped a 1-0

decision to Hill Annie: Dodgers l

a .

It w I the iillli time this leunn ibll Grail he! been on the short end at a 1-0 decision. Wild Bill Donovslia oi Delft?“ Tim loll. I" I llmu I in: as did come lcfiulllln oi the 1M Phllaflllphla Phillie! Ind Jack Warhop oi the ml New (fl Ylnhell. Crall. who till won live and lost I! (III! season. has been Lhul MM In Title IlII‘lS. This In

to l tulip. inn. ilrll aid. physica‘r educa- tion. the administration oi the unit. muskctry competitions — all them are (actors upon which the award is based. "FIRST THINGS FIRST" Cadet work does not inicricre with academic trainlnl, principal said. nollnl that Blithwood'x motto. “first things lim‘ particularly applica-

us of cadet work are taken in- ' " Dril

%

Col Macdnnald said It had

Prizes Presented 7 AT Stella Maris r

Prize: were presented to the. lop athletes during a recent‘ lleld dly held at Stella Maris so I l

1 Huhem

hon .

Winner: Included Gerard Glu thior. [rule 11; Horn-deli: Gauc din. Rude iii: Carl Gallant.

III! in the use of cadet training m

‘xkild

won

in .

Details of when: the exhibit- in gums will be slagrvi and what team will supply lhp on- position have not been hnnlized. it was filled.

The Travellers also Inmch plans for in annual 2‘».an sticker program in aid oi as (shied lislldrm VIII be d . 25-5 Phns int he coming RI- were also timist I the waning muting which was pre~ over ivy Roland Taylor. smlm councillor. The Mirith Grand (‘Aiuncli of United hovel. lure will mu! in Meltdown next spring

MINISTER "Ell! BAGHDAD. Iraq lReuierli— .lawed. Irqu foreign

minister liurliil lhe now—oulled Kant-m renirne. will released

Ishoal. m thin trophy a lea u- "do ll; Audrey Provost. grad.

"3' " In I m 2: n-rlm- $33} it. it: bl: m li' . llilne: Leo Peters. and. it and 'W" "'m‘ " “‘9 “Wm”! 0' 'M P. it. me... I] cw up w a m m 3.. “fl. ,0... mm", mg. .ng tol- month. reliable source] Ii hemp...“ omcllin ineludbd: .lamu Onl- end here Wednesday. pen.

" min-nix included c-pi. - cralg Inn ill in nurrrsrurnliaut. Vincent Elaaoulert. licv. papcr Thor-h rcpo two and llcutcnnnta. miter tan season romlu cls urrcnren. CnII. Benoit other mullser ur the govern.

PM Drlmll L P. within oneormAtchIng the longa 0 Int, and m. Ednl‘ LeCIllr ment or Premier Abdul Kai-1m

A. alrncnar'd, bud um.

eai consecullve losing II a nuion

reak IIy what In .

Prim (or lhe athletes W l r.

‘donaw by Dr. Leela

Kamcm have been Messed Iron: prison on bail.

For Hotel Parking Lot

Warrcn Maritimu Ltd. has been awarded a contract lnr constructing a parking area in (mm of Canadian Nationll's Charlottetown Hotel. The cxpnn» siou oi parking area wiu achieved by removing the grass plot in lmut of the hotel. The space gained will accommodate about a dolen '

Chuvulo, De John To Fight Tonight

LOUISVILLE. Ky. (APl— George Chuvalo. the former Canadian heavyweight buxinl champion. and lanky Mike De- John. a one-time contender for world honors. clash in a to round light at the Convention Centre Friday night.

Once both were ranked among the division's top ten. Now both are riding knockout strings and hoping to climb hack amani tho elite set.

Chuvalo. M. of Toronio, laid oil boxing [or car because OI managcrlll Iroubles. He came back early this your and ha! sipped four straight opponenisw'flica Brooks in [win James Wakelleld in six. Chico Gardner in (our and Lloyd Washington In two. His record s -1, including 1i} knock- outs.

DeJnhn. 31. Ill Miami Bench. Fl... has three straight kayo! in il credit this year. He flattened Earl Alley in one. Don McAteer in six and Johnny Thomas in two. His record ll 4611-1. including 31 “WM”.

enlenlly situa- .

e .

llSlAND NEWS PAGE'48 Island Nurses

Charlottetown and Queens County The Guardian, Charloictow AFr

Sept a

Forlyeeight l'alidldales in several island hospitals recent- liy became Registered NurSel. 1 All the girls are Islander: \\';ih the exccplion at one whose ‘home address is mi. N

The list is given In aim... lhcl'cal order cubic Damon Andrews. O'Lealy; Sandra

Elivabrt-h Bil-c . P Hill: Balbara Helen .lsy Bl‘ui‘lld.‘ 5 the possible rehabilitaliou M Kansinctou: Dorothy Ann 3am. some of these individuals who ’Ixznlsll. . cannot seem to Win a battle l (llorI- Jun Brawn. Chas.r ‘ against liquor by lighting lotlmuwn; Manic Caroline Clay- . alone. it thcy had work in do. bulirne. rootet ; Mar- . they migntget uscd lo . lguerilc Frances Clinton. Saudis Admittedly. a great major. River; .ludy Evelyn Coiw‘ . ‘ ily cl those confined to jail are .tharu. there lor nilcuces involving ; Patricia Anne Connolly. Gnar- misusc oi liquor. While their lloltetown: lune! Berna 9 sentences arc relatively short. 'Dcnglc. Souris Wen: louse . they are also rclutlvcly ire- iAdclc Dixon. North Tryon'

nuenl. as many Di them are .Mal'ilyn Maude Dixon; Soul-is.

l consislcnt 'rnpcntcrs' can at

‘ stanlly beinrc lhc courts . Pauline Frances Dixnll. Foi- Msgistrutcs have becnma .tuun lander; Marilyn Gmrude accustomed 7 or perhaps it in...“ Jamil, - should be “lnni‘ud” a in see. lPauicia Ahcc Dunphy. Kane ing the samr iucei on the ‘siugtou; Carole Eleanor Ellis. slime chart-1P! Snurls.

FARM CONSIDERED

‘ Vcrulta Mary Gallant, Sum~

l Within the past few yea" mcrsidc: Elhei Michele Agnes l the provincial government an- GA)“; Chmmmwn. Shin bounced it was giving serious lhmse m“ mad. Au” consideration lathe plan oles- magma“, “dam. Mural

tabhshing a prison laws. But the prniect was dropped. Other gnvcrnmcnts oi the l past have also toyed with the idea.

Donna Joan Hut.

.Ch'town Auxl iary .2353...“ 3.3."..‘13 $3.13.". Plum Zone Rally

49. “The Lieutenant- Govern- ‘

. “Hume”... may. y W, Thr Charlottetown branch at ‘ clamalion published in the GI» .m.hndles Auxiliary. Rnyul C - zcttc. establish a jall {arm or "34”" “gm will ‘10"! to

the on. 7 Queens County woe l

rally at tho auxiliary.

program at tall and win- lter activities will include Mon- ‘duy night bowling It the Ralllv way. incal president is

.Malcoim Mac . and lvincial president. Mu Ruslell

‘ industrial institution lor one Or

more at the counties or th e Province."

The same Act also stalcd the attorney general might “auth- orize. direct or sanction" em- ployment oi prisoner; on any specific work or duty in any part oi the province bcynnd the caution, l the jail in which he was imprisoned. One opinion voiced on thel street was at the pre.‘ sent Queens County Jail could

Full Support be relieved ol the overcrowdinglof Funci Urgedl by establishment of a farm bE-‘

cause the jail would then onlyl The importanceoitno per cent have to be used as a Place Mlparticipauon by all employees ‘confinement inr 'prisuners inln ' Fund campaign ‘ti'ansil'. By lhat. he meant as a was stressed to the iedenl ser- place to keep accused until theyl vice division at the road drive had been senlenced by metal a meeting held Wednesday in court. the Dominion Build .

. V Frank MacOonuld. provincial TREATMMT CENTRE viccchairinan. told the group it was also fell by another complete participation was vital Illa". approached that the lira-r to the success of the campaign. vu-clal departmch oi heallhl The operation at the sex-vies should establish a lreatmenirdjvmm‘ gun“ the amber um. cenive lor alcohnlirs in cnnucc-lpaign was discussed generally tipn with the prison inrm. Herelwith the chairman George Chev. they would be able to receive erie prrsiding. physical and mental therapy lol Supplies oliiccr Trunk strain aid them in combatting the dis- distribqu supplies and the ease of alcoholism. treasurer George Cairns nuluis

Need (or such a lrralmcutlcd methods oi reporting and en a centrc ia becoming more obvious.lectlng and the use at the var. esch day and its establishmenhious reporting forms would undoubtedly receive The new hlm “There Are NO

Mrs. I)

b! strong suppan from nrtzamzar Sabre Tooth Tigers" was shown.

thin: such as Alcoholics Annny mnus which have to deal the nmblem every day.

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NORTH RIVER DRIVE-IN

s Miles from Charlottetown on Tranannada Ilium" “Your Theatre Under the Stars"

TONIGHT - SATURDAY - “

The division's objective $21500 for the current camping Last year it collected 520.000.

vi

Miranda : JEWFFCEINDLEWRL um Kt; HARDIll-BROWN-HUTCHINS~DUGGAII

Gain RNStanding

llabor Dept. lTo Supervise lStrike Vote

Labor Minister Henry Wedll Manet Eileen Hynel. Cherry 11 announced that employees ‘Valle'y. Cami Ann Jmlas. Char- o! A. Pickard Machinery Limlr

[loncwwnz Mary Pamela dey. ted hnv- been granted Ilse right

lchsriottetown. in like a strike vote whlch will Benin Gui tavern, Char- ‘ be supervised by the department alletown; wry [am-rains1 within in days.

Lcard. Albany. im. a; Mary. Following several months ne- .Katherine MacDonald. Summer. . gotialion bctween Local 721C. lside; Patricia Marie MacOon-‘lnicruatrnnal Union OlOpcl‘aling laid. Scum. Engineers. the talks broke down

lean Audrey MacLeod Molt-lover thc sutucct oi overtime pay. tague nits; Marilyn Eleanor The union is sucking umcand- McCullum. Charlottetown. Mnryla-hali pay for overtime while Flizabcth e var. Kinkor jthr company has niicrcd to pay Maureen Fallime Miller. Am- a straight rate (or all hours lhersl. N s wnrkc

Annc Mary Moran. Charlotte. town- Nanna Eileen Mm‘i‘loaay. lChcri-y Valley: Donna Marga. Buchanan Munroe. Chanottc- tnwn: Margaret Elaine hichbl- son. nradalbaue

Mary Audrey o'lvlcurs. bitumi-

ln Come-r; Mary licluua pnirrcr. Si Nthula Enid Gall Quigley. Quinton

Siding: Roma Grace Racklirun. rod

Sn lar the union t‘ldlrlio ii lid! not hoen able to deal \illll the company vnanugcmcul du-rctty.