Members of the new executive of the Centennial Y's Men’s Club were installed last night at a meeting held in the Rendezvous Restaurant. Mr. John A. Mac- Nair was the installing officer.
Members of the ex FRONT (left): Dean Read, sec- 1‘9t31‘y'; Ralph Carr, president; Charles Downe, vice-president. SECOND ROW: David Scales, Bruce Hodgms,, Fred Norton;
.EW EXECUTIVE INSTALLED
ecutive are: Halph Manning, John Maclnnls. vention
Brian Cudmore. retiring presi- dent. Plans were laid for the Y's Men's Maritime convention to be held in Charlottetown May 17 to
COMING EVENTS: Drama Presiclent Sees Schools Drama Conscious
Bingo Hope River Hall tonight. 1
Dance Iona East School every‘ Monday night. Good music.
Crokinole Party Gireenvale‘ School Friday May 9th. r
Dance in Green Road School Thursday, May 8. Aid of School.
Regular dance in Elllotts Hall Saturday night, Weat-herbie Or- chestra. _‘
Kindly reserve August 27th forg the Cravpaud Exhibition to be held at Crapaud.
Oliver MacLeod will begin haul- ing cream to Wiltshire beginning Monday, May 12th.
Closed on Wednesday and hors-
each month only D.B. Dougher- ty; Vernon.
Notice -— Annual Meeting of Mt. Stewart Memorial Co. Ltd., will be held in the Hall, Satur- day May 10th. 1958 at 8 o'clock.
Eldon players present two one-act plays with specialties. Cherry Valley Hall, May 14th.
, Curtain 8:30 Sponsored by Cher-
ry V-alley Y. P. U.
Concert by Andy Home in his Rambling Islanders. will be held at Stanley Bridge Hall, May 8th, at .8.30 p.m. Admission 35 and 50 cents. I
Showing at Morell Friday. Par- amount Pictures presents “Any-
? thing Goes,” starrin-g,Bing Cros-
‘’ by, Donald O'Connor, Mitzi Gay-ll
nor, Phil Harris. in Vista Vision. Ind technicolor. 8.30 p.m.
Monthly meeting Kingston Branch Canadian Legion I1 Le- gion Rooms. Grafton St. Friday evening at 8 p.m. All members are requested to attend impor-
tant business. A
Monthly me etin g Kingstonl to those who can qualify for lcompete for Branch Canadian Legion in. Le- national and regional honors, lscholarshi-ps. ‘ giqn Rooms. Grafton St. Friday
evening at 8:00. All members} are requested to attend important’ business.
Just. arrived 200 gallon heavy.
“Once again Prince‘ Elwa-rd Is-
nd Drama Festival time is here. There is every indicationthat this event, which has been held an- nually for ‘the past nine seasons, will this year be bigger and bet- ter than ever," says Mrs. Hilda
.Ramnsay. C.D.A.. President of the
Drama Association. “We see great activity in Dra- ma in our schools from Grade I
to XII. It has been accepted as‘
a contributing factor to the ed- ucative process. The work ' of some of the High Schools reach- es a ‘high st'e*~"a“d of efficiency.
“I do not think that Drama will
as shod on the first Monday of'.1‘°°S9 its P1339 as 3 d°5i‘1‘a‘bIe
subject, which gives to every s-tu- dent interested-—much of value to him or her as a well rounded citizen. There are signs, at the moment, that encourage us to
feel that this school pa-rticipationl will be better and better.
“Community Drama of all the arts is probably the most ap- propriate to a progra»m-concern- ed with the enrichment of small community life. There is need of care in the choice of plays with which a group hopes to enrich the life of a community in which it works.
“You will enjoy seeing the Jun- iors and ’Adults performing a-t the Festival, and you will be as- sisting all those who are workers
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HILDA RANISAY ‘in this festival, by your attend- auce.
“To all committee members, back stage workers and the ma-ny many un-noticed, but ac- tive supporters who are working’ to make the Drama Festival I really big event, I extend my wishes for 1 happy and success- ful week,” concluded Mrs. Ram- s.ay-. - - :‘ - =
In Charlottetown May 24
The annual’ Road-e-o sponsor-, ed by the Charlottetown Junior; Board of Trade will be held* this year on May 24. -
By offering specific rewards
the sponsor hope to promote" safe driving among teenagers of this Province.
The driving tests will be held?
on the Market Square at 2.00 p’.‘ m. and will be judged by mem-‘
trip to the Regional finals in Halifax, June 7th. The National Finals will be held in Medicine Hat,, Alberta on July 10 in which the qualifying contestants will $1,750 worth of
Entry blanks will be published
,in The Patriot and Guardian on
May 10th., and can also be ob- tained from any mem-ber of the Junior Board of Trade or Earl
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chairman, stated the attendance would exceed 350. making this the largest gathering of this type ever to be held in
. 19th. Mr. Claude Whitenect, con- this region.
Heavy Docket In Police Court
An accused was sentenced Wed-
ment ’when he was apprehended by city police yesterday.
The 40-year-old City resident appeared in court on a drunk and incapable charge on . Tuesday morning and was given a 20 day sentence with a two-hour hold clause in order that he could ge‘ out of the City.
The accused, however, failed to take the opportunity-and was tak- en\ in by city police again during the afternoon.
A 38-year-old Dorchcster Street
1 man, was given a 20-day sentence
when he appeared before Magis- trate K.M. Martin in City Police Court this morning.
The accused was arrested by City Police on the complaint of
I ’ his father.
The above two charges of drunk and incapable were part of the
" docket of five such charges to
appear in court yesterday.
A Moncton man, was given one hour to get out of the City or he would be sent to Queens County Jail for a 20-day period. It was ‘noted in court that the accused had just finished a 30-day sen- tence. Like the previous two cases he appeared on a drunk and in- capable charge.
Others appearing on similar !charges were a 48-year-old resi- dent of Roseberry, P.E.I., who was ordered to pay $20 and costs or 10 days and a 40-year-old of no fixed address. The Iatter's case
-’ was dismissed.
Stricken in the early hours of yesterday morning while ‘fishing trip to North Lake. Uthe eastern end of the Province, ’ ’ Dr. H. M. MacKenzie, highly re-
in
garded dentist of this city, died while his fishing companion Hugh (Tuddy) MacKinnon of the Charlottetown Police force was hurrying him to a doctor in Souris. Upon arrival at Dr. Kas- sner’s office, it was found that
probably twenty minutes before the arrival of the car in Souris.
Dr. MacKenzie and his com- panion had left Charlottetown about six o’clock on Tuesday evening and they’ were preparing breakfast at Tuddy MacKinnon’s cabin at North Lake, -about 3.20 a. m. when “the Doctgr’s sudden attack occurred.
Mr. MacKinnon realized at once that the-attack was a ser- ious one and insisted that the fishing trip be abandoned Dr. MacKenzie objected, and for a brief period he did recover, walked around, and said he felt much better. However, a second ,attack followed and then a ‘third, and the Doctor was per- suaded to leave for Souris.
A man without pretensions, znodest, competent in his pro- fession, he was “Gus" to his many friends. His friendships were the sort that mellowed and -became stronger with the years. lHe had the faculty of mingling seasily and pleasingly with all -W995 Of people. He was respect- .ed by his fellow dentists and his simplicity -and unassuming way earned commendation and lik- mg. Dr. MacKenzie had three 'h1ef interests, his family, his "riends and his ardent love of ‘shing and hunting. Tohis fam- ly he gave his devotion, to his riends, fellowship and a gener- fzus undersstanding, and to his avored recreation of fishing and booting, any spare time that us professional duties would allow. He loved the streams and rivers of the Island and the woodlands of his native Pro- vince. Nova Scotia, was born at Westville, more 11311 fifty years ago. He would lave been fifty-four years old =1‘June. Yearly he returned to Nova __________*_____________
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Dr. MacKenzie had passed away- '
Scotia for the shooting and came back with his‘ quota .of deer. knew that he
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graduated in dentistry from the lJohn Hawkins Dental College, ‘Baltimore, Maryland, in 1932. He had a long and honourable military record with the Cana- dian Army in the second world war. He left this Province to join the Canadian Dental Corp in the Spring of 1940. He served in England, Italy, France, Hol- land and Belguim. He made the long trip from Italy by way of southern France to the battle- fields of northwest Europe. He was discharged in August 1946, with the rank of Captain. Dr. Loyola Duffy. a fellow dentist of this city, spoke of his military record and of his later career in high terms, when he learned of his death. He described the l-ate Dr. MacKenzie as a fine character with no enemies, highly regarded‘in his profes- sion, with a most likeable per- sonality. ' , In his earlier years and while ‘still going to college, Dr. Mac- lKenzie was a‘ fine ball player, first as a member of the old north end Rovers, in the very always successful Charlottetown, City returned ; league of that time, and later as
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He took his early education at “"ICk'P- E~ Island title. He was Mt. Allison University and later 3 member of “Te United 591'’
vices Officers Club. and -the Charlottetown Curlin-g Club. Mourning his loss are his wife, the former Helen MacMillan of this city, two children .Eliza- beth age sixteen. and Helen age ten. Also among the immediate relatives are his brother Ian of Copper Cliff, Ontario, who is expected to arrive in Charlotte- , town on Friday night; his father, Major J. A. MacKenzie, and his step-mother. Mrs. J. A. Mac- Kenzie. Major MacKenzie is pre- sently confined to hospital.
: Islander Goes To New Post’ 1
Jack Cutcliffe, a son of ‘Mr. ‘‘and Mrs. Aubrey Cutcliffe, lfredericlton, an employee of the Dominion Department of Agri- culture, has from his post in Picton, Ontario, to Harrow. Essex County.
Since graduating from Mac- Donald College with a Masters‘ Degree in Horticulture, this Is- land native has served in sev-
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eral Canadian Centres.
Prior to leaving Picton last month. he and Mrs. Cutcliffe. the former Sybil Hosking. Bathurst, were waited on by a 1aI‘2€ group of friends representing the Canning Crop Growers of fruits and vegetables, the l1I‘0C9S501'1 and the Junior Farmers of the district.
Farewell addresses were read expressing the esteem in which the young couple are held in PIC- ton. The gratitude of those pres-
.ent for the help given the com- ’ munity by lVlr. and Mrs. Cutcliffe _,was shown in».the presentation of ;a lovely lounge chair and a floor ilamp.
Present for the occasion and
3 speaking briefly was William Fox.
associate director of Extension in the Ontario Department of Agric- ulture. ‘ '
ARREST JAP FISHERMEN H TOKYO (Reuters) —— Chinese
‘Communist destroyers fired on and then arrested 12 Japanese
fishing boats in the Ear’ China Sea, the Japanese Maritime Safety Board announced Wednes- lday.
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