EdUC(;;.‘Q/’i(j' énrg i ' 'Q-W; C] The Guardian Page 3 * -1 . I I I U: cior Praises ! ~—“"5 Hem Tuesday, Mayo. 1958

lwere persons with former allcgi-I‘

TWO men “'€1‘€ fined $50 afldiance to countries which now costs or 30 days When they Plead‘ form part of the Soviet Union. -‘T ‘ed guilty to impaired driving The comparable figure in 1956 ’ - charges in County Magistrate's was 7375. C°‘”'t On Monday mO1‘mne'=’- l Just over 11 per cent or 10.081 7‘-

An D9991‘ Water Street maniwere former residents of Poland.

BY DR. L.W. SHAW 1 Honorary President pr]-31 Drama Festival Ash"-elation

“And with new joy and pride T.:e little at-ior coils aliothcr part;

mung {mm mm to “mp his ‘bu was charged on April 17 and the;

mnrc'vJ~' s ;.ic With all the persons. down to

palsied 830 the lite brings with her in her

equilia.:e."

Experience l.as 5ll()V\[l that men Md women do not as a rule make me best of their leisure if the only facilities available outside the home are those provided by‘ dommel'cial enterprise. So we‘ must put people in the way of‘ making their own entertainment

and bring out their latent abil-‘

ities, Hence the place drama‘ in the life of any community. ‘

.Now it is a well recognizedl

fact that recreation in a demo- -

cratic society is a matter of per-, gonal choice. Our free time is

COMING EVENTS

Dance in Forest Hill Hall Wed-I nesday. May 8th. Tu1'ner’s Or- i-hestra.

Dance - Fortune Hall - Wed- uesday May 7 Webster‘s Orchest- ra.

“Vernon Variety Concert and one act play in Uigg School Hall, Wednesday May 7th, at 8.30 p.m.

See Marie present their Variety Concert, Lorne Valley Hall, May 7. Dance after.

In stock timothy mixture all kinds of clover seeds. Lauren- tian turnips and Moases Mongel lowest prices. Dillon and Spillett.

See The Easter Monday Play Abigale Goes Hay Wire, In Mt. Ryan Hall Monday May 12th. curtain 8:30.

st. Ann’: Minstrel Review. Par- ish Hall Lot 65, Fun — Song - Jokes and Dances Tuesday, May 6, Curtain 8.30. dance after show.

Come see Eldon Players pre- sent two one act plays with spec- llties in Belfast Hall Thursday May 10th. Curtain 8.15.

.New Glasgow and district Jr. Farmers Concert Breadalbane Hall Wed. May 7th, at 8.30 p. m. Sponsored by South Grandville W.I. ,

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May I suggest that dramatic work or “play°acting” as we fre- quently express it, is a splendid way in which to bring numbers of people both young and old into a community effort in which “with new joy and pride” each actor will con another part.

This brief word is in support of the Prince Edward Island Dra- ma Festival Association as they seek to rouse interest in com- munity effort towards a festival in drama for the province. 1 hap- pen to know‘ that number of people have worked faithfully and well to develop interest in this movement, and I would bespeak for them and for their efforts your support and your interest to the end that the Drama Festival may bring together many who are participating in the plays themselves, and many others who will come to watch, and to lend

terest in ths fine movement.

Suspended Term

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A 37-year-old resident of the Provincial Sanatorium was giv- en a one-year suspended sentence in City Police Court Monday morning. The accused appeared before Magistrate K.M. Martin charged with the theft of an auto- mobile. The adjourned case first

entered the court reem on April 21st.

A resident of 196 Queen street was given a 10 days suspended sentence when he appeared on a drunk and incapable charge. Sim- ilar cases adpourned to May 8th

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other. a resident of Eldon was arrested Sunday.

Both were originally charged litli driving while intoxicated.

A father and son from Cale- donia pleaded guilty to fishing

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fined $10 and costs or 10 days.

Speeding violations drew fines of $10 and costs or 10 days to residents of Freetown and RR No. 5 Charlottetown.

A charge of driving an unre- gistered vehicle, against a Cove- liead man. was withdrawn.

Steel Output Boost Expected

HOBOKEN, N.J. (AP)—Low tn- ventories in the hands of steel consumers will bring an im- provement in business of the United States Steel Corp. in the months ahead, Robert M. Blough, chairman, told stockholders at the annual meeting here Monday.

“Steel customers have not been buying as much steel as they have been using,” Blough said in a prepared statement for several hundred stockholders.

“We estimate that from one- half to two-thirds of the decline in steel production represents a change from inventory building to inventory reduction. If steel customers had not taken substan- tial quantities of steel from their inventories these last 12 months, it is estimated that the steel in- dustry would have been able to produce and sell almost 12,000,000 ingot tons more.”

He said 1957 sales were $4,414,- O00,000, up $185,000,000 from 1956; income was $419,400,000, up $71,- 000,000. Both were dollar highs.

More Immigrants

Become Citizens OTTAWA (CP)—A record lum-

ance to Canada in 1957.

The bureau of statistics said Monday certificates of Canadian citizenship were granted last year to 95,462 persons. an in- crease of 70 per cent from the

previous annual high of 55,404 In 1956.

involved a 26-year old Upper Queen street man and a resident of Campbell's C-ove.

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Irish Family Soils For B.C.

STRANGFORD, Northern Ire- land (Reuters)—A family of three . ' sailed from here Monday in a 36- ‘ _ foot ketch, the Falcon, to settle, {-7 in Vancouver. '

Allan Batham. 52 - year - old i 5 businessman, expects the voyage will take a year. He and his wife, l Elizabeth, and their 15-year-old; son, Michael, set sail for Newf York, the West Indies and the‘ Panama Canal.

“It is the adventure of our A life,” Batham said. “We have al-_‘ ways been interested in the seal and for us it will be a magnific- ent experience. 3'

“We are emigrating for per-; sonal reasons. We feel. too. that ; if a slump is to hit the world a‘ country like Canada with its vast 3 mineral resources is likely to re- cover more rapidly.”

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