CHOIR ACCOMPANIESIMODERATOR .

The Westminster Choir is accola- panying the moderator of the Pru- byterian Churdi in Canada. the Rev. Dr. Finlay G. Stewart, on his tour of the Maritime Provinces.

Tyne Vail?! and Summersldu

they were In Nova Scotia communities

The chois- is composed. of 3

IM I-Dilly hare at Zion Church young women traininl 101' V0" in Charlottetown. From this Pro- in the Church at the deaconear vince they go on to visit. eleven school in Toronto. They are undt

the Ieaderehlil of new llosemr. F.C.C.0.. a Toronto L-hurdi orni- iat and lecturer in church music at Knox College.

HEADS COUNCIL

A.l. Grauar. president of Brit- ldr Columbia Electric Company. Vaaooavu, who was elected chairman-of the C nadian Council

Gordon . president of the Bank of Montreal. who became the Council's first ehairmanwhan it was organised twoyoarsago.'l1ieBoardisanIn- dependent and non-profit institution for business and industrial fact finding lln-ough scientific research. it was founded in 1916 and has its main office in New" EEK WWI foreign can-eepondon Iollftll overseas countries. The Canadian office was opened h Montreal in December, 1954

GOLDFIQ WAIWDDM

BONN (Reuters) - Goldtidi act as watchdogs for stray gamma rays from West Germany's bil- gest synchro - cyclotron. formally handed over the University of Bonn Wedneed . The CYCIMNI. nearly 50 feet haw mm! is III!- rounded by diick concrete walls. Above it. as an additional uto- guard. is a goldfish pond. Bell! data said that if harmful rlya ee- eapod. reactions of the soidildl would dew Illa immediately.

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lad Black uiaptc. xinseina nests May 10th. I sharp.

To Organize Service Leag

Emu . ... . . . y tr preeentatlves of the City and Man ltlme Electric Co. Ltd. gathered yesterday morning for discussion regarding the formation oi the El- ectric service League of P.E.l. R. E. Bailey. Chairman of the Institute of Electrical Living. was in attendance and briefly address- ed the group. Following the dis-

Cases Yesterday In Magistrate's Court

The trial of two City residents, charged under the Excise Act with the possession of illegally-manufac- tured intoxicating spirits, continued in Queen's Counts Magistrate's Court yesterday ' . and the accused were further remanded to May 15th. by Magistrate Gu- hert Gaudet.

Another accused. charged wlt:lI breaking and entering a residence with intent was given a similar remand

Charged with mischief and damage to private property. two accused pleaded not guilty and elected sum ,7 trial before the Magiatratmbelng further remanded

. phases of electrical work.

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Electric ue In PEI

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was named, and it is expected that the League will be a reality before the end oi the year.

Purpose of the League is to better acquaint both the electrical contractors and public with the standards to be maintained in re- gard to electrical wiring and other

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All provinces. save Newfound- llnd. have an organisation aimiliar to the P.E.I. League.

sinee tor the YMCA lounge.

The following officers were in- ducted for the coming year: Pad President. Mrs. W. S. McMurtrie, President. Mrs. E. V. Bell, vice- president. Mrs. Alton Dolliver. acc- rctary. Mrs. Allison Owen. treas- urer. Mrs. W. P. MBCIROG. execu- tive ” 3. Mrs. Richard Math- eson, Mrs. Loren McLellan and Mrs. Geo. Purvis. Committees were appointed "and plans made for a club picnic during the sum- mer.

MOUNTAIN CROPS Cereals. fruits and tea are grown as high as 7,000 feet in parts of the Himalayan mountain

region.

REV. FINLAY G. STEWART

Vocational Closing

The final monthly meeting oi the student body oi the Provincial Vo- cational School Ior the year 1951 was held on May 3 in the Academ- ic Classroom. After roll call the minutes of the last monthly meet- 'iI.i'g were read and on motion adop-

Mr. MacPhail, the Principal of the school. was then called upon to say a few words to the students. The various committees then gave their reports for the year namely. House chairman. Victor Bernard; Sports, chairman. Ernest Moore; Publicity. chairman, Beverley Mc- Ailistor; Canteen chairman. Du-yck Hkkox; Entertainment, chairman. Ralph Wright.

The President, James Lee, then gave the financial report for the year and a review oi the year's work. It was decided that the stu- dent banquet would be held on May 23 in Central Royalty Hall. The meeting adjourned at I p.m.

PRODUCE

MONTREAL (CP) - Agricul- ture department quotations: Eggs: Wholesale dealers prices

Local Playground

Principal Speak: At 'I'l1ursday.May 9.1957

The Guardian Page 3

ARAB! MAY MEET BEIRUT. Lebanon (Reuters)-

The leaders of four Arab states. lrlll. Saudi Arabia. Jordan and

Lebanon, will meet for a confer- ence in the next few days, accord. "18 to reports circulating here Wednesday. Such a conference would mean a new alignment of Arab stata. since Egypt and Syria have been excluded from the proposal, these quarters said.

WILLIAMS

For Your FLOWERS for MOTHER'S DAY

Commission Meets At the regular monthly meet-

We Wire Flowers Through I-'-.1'.D, service

ing of the Charlottetown Play- . P . .

to country cases, extra-large tolls; large 4035; me- dium39;small85;B34;C2l. Receipts 350.

Butter: Current non-tenderable . ceipts 5736-57Vs: current tender- able receipts SW4. Fresh - grade creamery prints ioh price 59-5996 fresh wholesale non - tenderabln 578a-58; fresh wholesale tender- able 58.

Cheese: lP.0.B. factory, Ontario white 34; colored MVI; delivered Montreal,

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. Florida white 50s 2.25- 235; N3. 75s 1.70-1.85; N.B. 50s 1.05-1.15; N.B. 10s 26-28; P.E.l. 75s 2.0i)2.l5; California new white 100; 4.50; P.E.I. 10s 33-35; Quebec Ms l.00...

, held on Tues- day evening, May 7. Mr. E.E. Clawson of Charlottetown was elected treasurer to fill the vacancy created by the recent death of Mr. James T. Roblson. The largely attended meeting was chaired by the ya ” of the Commission. Mr. Hamid E. MacLean who expressed his ap- preciation for the fine turn-oui of members. Other members of the execuiive present were Mrs. Kath- leen Cauty. secretary; M.r. Russell St. John. Major Roy MacGillvary, Dominic MacDonald, Miss Ethel Sutherland. Mrs. Everett Wotton. and Mrs. Mills. A large portion of the meeting was given over to discussing plans for the organizations annual tag day which will be held on Friday and Saturday. May 17 and 18. Un-

Alpha Y's Menefres

""" ”"""" ”"""9 ATTENTION ALL VETERANS

The annual meeting of the Alpha Y's Menettes was held Monday evening in the Y.M.C.A. with the president. Mrs. W. S. McMurtrie. presiding and a good attendance of members present. Reports showed

Sunday. May 12th the Cdnadian Legion commemorates VE Day. All Yet-

a most successful year. Financial '

antshadbeengiventotheY lntenance Fund. to World Ser- vice. to the Alpha Y's Men's Club and lo the purchase of bandicnsft material for the YMCA Ca p at Holland Cove. A banner ha been purchased for the Alpha Y's Men's Club and subscriptions for maga-

NOTICE

We have discontinued buying turnips at our waxing plant for this season. ASSOCIATED SHIPPERS INCORPORATED

ST. PIUS X PARISH CLUB OPENING SOCIAL For church members only. Thursday. May 9th--8:30 to I2 In the church basement. Free admission

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Dance Mllview lall hiday. Ieyloth.

Daacmlonhlastiee nali.ht- dqdght.MnsiobyDII'utm-.hne- Imclneellacvloe.

Comrsl Royalty Hall tonight

three-act play "Journey's lad" 0.16.

Legion. Refreshments.

Cieadag grain for rernailaier of IIesesaaa.lraD.MacDonald.Oove

special meeting King William L.0.I.. Kingstu. Thursday. II! III. At Bzll p.llI.

GRAND ORANGE LODGE ANNUAL MEETINGS

wEnNEsnAY. MAY Isis

L.O.A. of Ioyne Lodge

erans are invited to at-rend church parade. medals will be worn. Meet at Canadian

Legion Home 10 am. Sunday.

"Journey's End"

3 Act Play

Ar, CENTRAL ROYALTY

8:15 PM. coMMuNrrY HALL on rI-IuRsnAY. MAY 9

Presented by Little Theatre Guild of Charlottetown All male cast of twelve players.

ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION

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ANNUAL MEETINGS

KENSINGTON AND DISTRICT CLUBE

King George Hall 8:30 p.m. Thursday, May 9th

O'I..EARY AND DISTRICT CLUB- O'Leary Hall, 8:30 pm. Friday, May 10th

MONTAGUE AND DISTRICT CLUB-

Canadian Legion Hall. 8:30 p.m. Tues. May 14th

EAST KING'S CLUB-

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United Church Hall. Souris. Wed., May 15th

Lg.g,A, ., 5,. p...-, Ia." TYNE VALLEY AND DISTRICT CLUB- Tyne Valley Hall. 8:30 p.m. Thurs. May 16th 5088l0Il8 OPOII 09 I0 G-M SIIGFP I am. car-ran nnnnnnns wnnoosrr. I ;';f,l:f';T,';,", II-IE GREENDAUS 25th ANNIVERSARY

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May 13th It 8 p.m. " portant. By order of ..:lnatQ

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der the direction of Maior Mac- Gillvary and Mrs. Wotton and with the help of a number of volunteers. plans were finalized for this an- nual event in aid of the children's playgrounds.

Applications for the position of supervisor for die Charlottetown playgrounds were read at the meeting but on a motion by Maj- or MacGi.ilvary the meeting agreed to set up a selection committee to make the final decisions on the ap- plications.

Mr. MacLean. on adjourning the meeting, announced that the next meeting of the Commission muld he held on Tuesday even-

June 4.

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