This is an interior view of the newly renovated offices the Maritime Electric Com- pany in Charlottetown. The

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official opening of the office is set today and customers visiting during the day will re- ceive a Reddi Killowatt sou-

venir. Architect was Keith Pi- c and the renovations were done by Williams Murphy contractors.

ISLAND NEWS PAGE

Charlottetown and Queens County

The Guardian. Charlottetown, Wed. Aug. 22, 1962. 5

“No decision has yet been reached regarding the delay in the co-operative housing devel- opment on North River Road. and the entry of the children in- volved at Spring Park School" Dr. Kenneth A. Parker. super- intendent of city schools said Tuesday.

Dr. Parker stated that he has an idea or two in mind and in- dicated that it would be a week or more before he would have anything definite to release on the matter..

SERIOUS SITUATION

lie pointed out that if the pro- blem is not ironed out quickly. the enrolment of 70 or mo r e children could pose a serious overcrowding situat ‘ at Rochford Square and St. Jean Schools.

Both schools, with enrolment of the children in their own wne areas, will have their ac- commodation taxed to the limit he said. Therefore. something must be done. and done fast. regarding the disposition of the ‘children who will eventually re-

side in the new housing develop-

» Ex-Principals Are To Preside

Norman Stewart, has indicated that the delay in the housing development is expected to be cleared up in about thr

weeks. But with the weather factor being what it is, Dr. Par- ker said the delay could well stretch into six or eight weeks.

Vagrant Gets A 20-Day Term

Eight cases were disposed of by Magistrate A.J. Haslam in ct

-Stephen Duffy, charged with vagrancy, was given 20 days. Wilfred Hughes. charged with disorderly conduct, was given I 20 day suspended sentence.

Two accused charged with loitering

ty police court Tuesday mom- le

_ciiy School Super. Has Ideas sou Appoints To Ease Spring Park Problem New Director

It has been announced at Dimstan's University that Rev. Vincent G. Murnaghan has

St. the

ee been appointed director of the

university's ment. Father Murnaghan holds master's degree in business ad- ministration from the Univers sity of Toronto and has been

extension depart-

head of the commerce depart- mi,

ment of St. Dunstan’s for the past eight years.

In the extension department he will be assisted by George LaBelle who is a graduate in agriculture of MacDonald Col- ge and who has been on the SDU’s extension staff since 1957.

Also working with Father Mur- naghan will be Urbain LeBlanc who is fieldworker in Prince Ed- ward Island for the extension department of St. Francis Xa- vier University.

I years of travelling and studying

were dismissed with W8

Three drunk and incapables were each fined $20 and costs or ays. An accused charged with un- lawful possession of liquor in a place other an his own resi- dence was fined $20 and costs

moat. He noted that city engineer,

02.11 In. Rainfall Short Of Record

The rainfall of 2.11 inches Mon- afternoon

Liquor Prices To Hold Firm

“The government will main- tain the present price on liquor as long as possible," Provincial Treasurer Melvin McQuaid said Tuesda .

Most other provinces have-in- creased liquor prices since im- port duties were increased on

Two veteran chairmen. with many suocessfil clinics to their

em.'l‘hoeewhocannot afternoons

e ban-kandaire

Cardi an in the report in

may that

Veteran Chairmen To Head Montague, Cardigan Clinics

ni-yit, and vice versa, and this should insure a maximum at-

are again heading the mdwn

ize the present depleted con- dition of the N.S.-P.E.I. blood hopeful of exceed- ing their quotas at ’lihumday's clinics. In addrltim, each is most anxious to be in running for the Island’: coveted "Man- ning Trophy" for the Iiuiest

percentage of quota.

After more than 10 exciting

in six different countries. Dr. Lora Young has finally brought her talents to the Eng- Department of her alma mater, Carleton University. Dr. Young. the eldest daugh- ter of the late Percy Lorne, and Daisy (Boreham) ‘Young, for- merly of Charlottetown. began her studies at Carleton College. and after taking one English course, joined the Canadian Navy and served as a writer in both Ottawa and Scotland.- Following the war, Dr. Young took up duties with the External Affairs Department, working mainly at United Nations head- quarters with the committee on atomic energy control. She re- turned later for her honor Eng-

lish degree at Carleton, and

Former Residents” Daughter Takes University Staff Job

during the next four years col- lected several valuable awards.

After receving her Master's Degree from Rochester Univer-

ty, Dr. Young lectured in English at Smith College, Nor- thampton, Mass. for three years.

“I have always loved drama as an a form,” said Dr. Young, "It's so compact and so

rich.” This is -the reason she °f

chose “plays of Lady Augusta Gregory" as the subject: of her Ph.D. thesis. She spent a year in Dublin, Ireland on the staff of the Canadian Embassy do research at Trinity College on Irish Drama, the subject of her doctoral thesis.

Dr. Young is also an accom- plished musician and at ne time thought of becoming a con- cert pianist. but gave it up in favor of a teaching career.

Columbia, Easterner Sidelined From lrials’

to Leigh Smith headed the Roy-

Don Alien. mathematics tes- cher from Montreal is the ow- nor of the two dollar bank of Prince Edward Island bill shown here. Mr. Allen, who

makes a hobby of collecting bank notes, is here to teach at a short course in mathe- matics. He was out yesterday ._ to see the old Farmers Bank 3

P.E.l. $2 Bill at Rustlco. The bill shown here is an excellent condition and is signed by J. Longworth, president of the Bank of Prince Edward Island and

John A. Moore. cashier. The date 1877 appears on the bill. Mr. Allen is president of the International Bank Note So- ciety. a collectors group.

°°" Kin-kora Blood Exceeds Obiective By 12

The urgent appeal for blood donors to alleviate the present shortage in the N.S.-P. E. 1. blood bank met with excellent response at Kinkora yesterday afternoon when 132 donors tended held in the High School. and exceeded the quota by 12. Ralph Maccarville of Kinkora headed the committee compos- ed of representatives from Kin- kora and five surrounding dis- -tricts who carried out an inten- sive canvass for donors and were well rewarded for their efforts

The ‘mobile Red Cross team from Halifax received assis- tance from members of the Kin-

iii" the Red Cross Cl c tric

Donor Clinic

Volunteer helpers at the El- don clinic, in addition to Le- gion members. came from the Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Le-

in North Wiltshire. Three bro- thers, who lived in Western Ca- nada, predeceased him.

His funeral will be held today (Wednesday) from the Mac- Lean Funeral Home with ser- vice commencing at 2.30 p.m. Interment will take place in North Wiltshire United Church cemetery.

gion who were assisted by oth- er ladies from the near-by dis- ts.

At the conclusion of the first two of this week's four day ser- ies, a total of 439 donors had registered on an objective 540 - for a deficit of 101-which Red Cross officials trust can be made up for by record atten- dances at the clinics to be held today at Morell this after- noon between 2 - 4, at Souris this evening between 8 - 1 and tomorrow at Cardigan and Montague. '

kora committee and from the volunteers drawn from the ranks the Kinkora parish council of the Catholic Women’s League who also provided refreshments for the donors.

At Eldon last night, where

al Canadian Legion committee which sponsored the clinic, 12:: of the expected 150 donors turn- ed out in spite of the incle- ment weather.

Thomas H. Richardson. the! IL president, upheld the Colum-, bus protest which charged thatl Lee Elia, Buffalo infielder. was i ineligible under the league’si player limit regulation. Elial was removed from the Bisons'i active roster Aug. 9 and re- 3 turned to the list three days later. The circuit's rules sayl that an inactive player must re- l main off the active list for a‘ minimum of 10 days.

Buffalo defeated Columbus 1 3-0 in the second game of an:

Prominent N. Wiltshire

‘ a brief illness. He was in his 90th

Liberal Party Plans Meets

Executive meetings will be held soon in First and Third Queens to discuss the possibility of holding Liberal nominating conventions in the near future, and President Ralph Johnstone. Long River, suggested a vention may be held in the near

future in his First District.

But elsewhere in the county there was no indication Tuesday of conventions being called soon. Presidents Richard MacPhee, New Haven of the Second Dis-

trict and Elmer Blanchard, Char lottetown, of the Fifth District indicated they do’ not believe I convention should be held yet- The president of the Fourth District was not available but a prominent political spokes~ man said he did not believe a: convention would be called there, where they have the two sitting members in Harold P. Smith,_ Pownal and Stewart Ross, Flat. River. ‘

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Farmer Dies

The death occurred on August 20, at his home in North Wilt- shire, of Edwin Edwards. after

year.

Mr. Edwards spent his life- time on the homestead he in- herited from his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Edwards, who emigrated from England and became early settlers in the community of North Wiltshire.

r. Edwards was well-known among the business houses in Charlottetown and had many friends. He was an elder North Wilshire United Church fo over 20 years, and president

MATHEMATICS SEMINAR August 27 — September 'i

All teachers of mathematics in Grades IX to XII are expected to attend the Mathematics Seminar at Prince of

Wales College.

The Seminar will begin promptly at 9:30 am. on August

27th

(lhariottetown.

Department of Education Charlottetown. P. E. I.

An allowance to assist with expenses will be paid. For additional details and literature write to Box 1000

M. MacKENZIE DEPUTY MINISTER and DIRECTOR or EDUCATION

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