Mui-rely River

--3Mrs. Aubrey Boeha ad daulhter. Lois, Lunenbui-gT.N,.s,, are spending a few days in Murray River. limits of Mrs. Boehn ';

Mi-a. Art Goe-

Georgetown

Jobs; Lllgtlzeul; i a r r v e EhaLrol:"IEe l,avil1' wefkh and "will ' i- a t e co age cl'i1l:)r-trlltlelstillllphltgetlch on the shore mm" M" , mg Cardigan River.

Captain John Dicks. 1,51 war Veteran are sorry to 3. that he has entered the Vet- fm Wing of the P. 2:. 1. Hos- mi and all wish him a speedy mm to good health.

5 1 r-clay. June 4th. Dr. ?.l'.icea Debory, John Debory dculien DeLory motored to alllax. N

Friends of Mrs. Walter Soloman 9 sorry to hear that she is a in the Charlottetown Hos- ital. and all are expressing the ,,Si, for a speedy recovery.

ML and Mrs.

and

Sympathy is being extended to Mr. and Mrs. Vance Strickland. on the death of their daulgliter. Inez. at the King's County ogpl. tal recently.

Mrs. Elia Hyde and son. Alden, Rhode Island. U.S.A.. are visiting with relatives and friends in Mur- ray River and vicinity.

Mr. Malcolm MacLeod. Hig h Bank. was a recent visitor to Hall- fax. N. 8.. guest of his son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ter l'ecLeod and family.

Mrs. Dunbar. Port Howe, N. S.. was a recent business visitor to Murray River.

Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Beck. have

up Floyd Landry. who is em- toyed at DeBIols Bros. in Char- ttetown. is spending his vacation

.. Georletown. as the guest of returned to snnpom Mung um, is P8l'9"'5- Ml” 3” M” 5'” spending a few days at the homes hen Landry" of Mr. Beck's mother. Mrs. John

Beck. Murray River. and Mrs. Beck's father, Mr. Philip Billard, Murray Harbour.

Mr. Earl Munn and son. Bill. Charlottetown. spent the past week. end at their home in Murray Riv- er.

Mr. and Mrs. Reagh MacLeod. Bradalbane. spent the past week- end In Murray River. guests of Mrs. M. M. MacLeod.

.'llI5S Dorothy Cullen of Char- tteinwn. was a week-end guest i the home of Mr. and Mrs. icliard Curley of Brudenell.

llr. Albert Skinner. who is em-

loyed in Charlottetown. spent the ,5. week-end at his home in C(1l'lPlIiWI'I-

)1; and Mrs. Theodore Lavcrs mi family of Charlottetown. mo- tired in Georgetown on Sunday. ""9 5th. where tI”' ' we the

UN; of him My vs”. Mr. Norman E. Stewart. Char-

lottetown. spent the past week-end at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Stewart. High Bank.

Mr and Mrs. Albert Burke and gmlly oi Charlottetown, motored . Georgetown on Sunday. June iii, where they were guests of

Wives The many friends of Mrs. Reu- g ..

hen Moore. High Bank. are sorry to hear she is a patient in the

Mrs. William Hook and son, P. E. 1- Hosmmli

my of Charlottetown. were rec- rit gllPSLS of Mrs. Hook's par-

nu, Mr. "d M". Herman L”. Mrs. Ada Burden has returned E

to her home in Montague. after spending some time in Murray River. the guest of her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Hur- mon Martin.

on Sunday. June 5th. Mr. and lrs. Raymond Martell and iam- ly visited relatives in Sourls. They were ompanied by Miss Venita Deagle. who returned to her home in Sourls. after visiting Mr. and Mrs. hlartell.

Mr. and Mrs. Percy Sharam and family, Charlottetown. spent the past week-end in Murray River, guests of Mrs. Sharam's moth- er. Mrs. Jane Cook.

Mr. and Mrs. Stirling MacKay. Murray River. spent the past week- end in Moncton. N.B.. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ardiff.

ilr. l-Jugenc Sullivan. who is employed in Halifax. N. l.. is vis- ting his home In Cardigan.

L A. C. Freddy Gotell of the nyal Canadian Air Force. sta- ioned in Sydney. N. S.. is visit- 5; his iifrents, Mr. and Mrs. John I Gotel

9 MARK KEEPS FALLING MONTREAL (CPI - 'ri-ans-can

Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie MacKen- zle. Murray River. are at present visiting at the home of their dau h- ter. Mrs. Ivan Peters and Mr. e- ters. New Wiltshire.

Dr. Jonas E. Balk some of the most critical quea- I-IDII III DIl'ents' minds about his Polio vaccine.

American here. these brought up: protection? degree of protection. lasting up to

paralytic polio more likely or less likely to occur?

CAN DELAY IND SHOT

during the summer.

Polio Vaccin

(I! Allen I... llekselee) ATLANTIC CITY. N. 1.. (AP)- hae answered

In a press conference at the Medical A ' tion question It a r e

Does Just one shot give some YCS. says silk. 1! givgg g In-jg

six months or longer. If a child has had one iiot. la

Less likely. he says.

Does the second shot have to be given soon?

No. It apparently can be de- layed for up to 30 months. with- out having to start the vaccin- ation process all over again. Can the second shot be given when vlio may be prevalent?

Yes. It is perfectly safe to give the second shot then.

Should a child be given his first shot during the summer. when polio may be widespread? The consensus is that it can be given then. Salk says. There can be a risk, but it is slight on a

in Murray River. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Careete Beck.

Mrs. Lilah Acorn. Mt. Herbert. and young daughter. Miss Judy. Murray River. spent the past week-end in New Glasgow. N. S, guest of Mrs. Acorn's daughter. Mrs. Andrew Johnston and Mr. Johnston.

Mr. Ted Raiuse. Rustico. spent the past week-end at his home in Murray River.

Mr. William Stewart. New Lon-

Answered By Dr. Salk

e Queries

community-wide basis.

Can a child who has been vac- cinatcd pass polio on to his bro- there. alatora or parents?

Yes. this is possible. he says. adding that this could explain some of the cases of polio oc- curring now in families of vac- clnated children.

Salk says the vaccine is de- signed to prevent paralytic polio by cretaing antibodies in a child's bloodstream against the three types of polio virus which can cause human paralysis.

The vaccine cannot prevent polio virus from entering the child's body and infecting him. It's intended to prevent those virdaes from hitting at his nerves and causing paralysis. The anti- bodies in the blood can inter- cept the virusea before they get to his central nervous system.

East Baltic

. 'Mrs. Wallace MacDonald re- turned to her home in Charlotte-

wife and father. Ilr. e. I. Mae- Douald and broth and Mrs. McDonald. East Lake.

Heart Home. diarlnttatowe. Iss- many old friends and neighbours rare happy to see her home again Halifax, wand see the long familiar light

or. Mr. ll ;

Mr. Clyde Hogan.

spending some time with his weae shining again. .

and family at Red Point.

I Miss Lyia Robertson. Charlotte- Mr. Kennie Hose. Petawawa. is town. spent the week-end with her spending his army leave with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John W. wife and family in Elmira. ,Robertson, Kingsboro.

Mr. Brent Robertson who had Mr. Harvey Kaizer. Halifax. Mr. spenta couple of days ith hislGeorge Newman. Charlottetown. parents. Mr. and Mrs. 'l'heodore-piloted the privately-owned plane of J. Robertson. Red Pciiit. lc'. I Mr. Ernie Matheson. Charlotte- complete his final exams at the town. to North Lake, May Zird, United Baptist Bible Train3”'. and landed in the field of Mrs. Schod. Moncton. He expects to H. G. Morrow, North Lake. The return home the latter part of landing caused a lot of excitement June. .t'or a short period. These men

Mr and Mrs H. Id Hum diwere out on e sight-seeing trip. . . ro er en tFwo chilgrenh aliidk Mr. -'!-Ii” .i Master John Paquet. Souris. raser. or a e. motored rec- pent a t w k- lid with his ently to Parrsbnrr. and on Il'lEll',:l'ilIIl1. R:a:Ee':Allalie.e Rid Point. return they accompanied backl Mrs. William. Fraser who nad; Mrs. Willard Ching. R.N.. Basin spent some time in Halifax. ll-lead. attended the graduation oi lher daughter. Miss Clarabel Chirig kl;dr.V an: LMlI('5. Joseph” ItVlec(l')on-int thse hUn:IEt:dEllptlEt. Bible Train- a . . or a r. lli'i' "o o 'mr- ing c oo. ncton. Iottetown. on May 14 and were 0. accompanied '"' - Mr. James Holland. Charlotte- boys who had spent the winter town. spent a few days with his months in Charlottetown. wife and family in Elmira.

Mrs. John Ryan returned to her Mrs. William Fraser returned

town. having stcnt K -!P i:.ie -"it" her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McDonald. South Lake.

The many friends of Mr. Elmer Mclnnis regret to learn that he is

jaundic.

The planting oi polaiocs now i- in full swing and many fr;-mers are putting in a large ac

Miss Betty Robert-.on returned to her home In Kingsboro, having recently undergone an operatic for appendicitis in the Souria Hos pital.

Mr. Howard Young. Albion Cross left recently for I-lilari Maine, where employment awaits him.

don. spent the past week-end at his home in Murray River. 43.P.

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crew of the M.

V. Abegweit. Bor ldeii. .

Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Home and

- a Air Lines' record for a night children spent the past week-end

- om Prestwick, Scotland. to Mont- eal stood for scarcely 14 hours hen a, TCASuper Constellation came in Tuesday with an elapsed time of nine hours and N minutes. The performance clipped nine mi- nutes from a mark made Monday, II by a Super Constellation.

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Thursday. June 9. 1955 The Guardian Page 7

days with Mrs. ltabctunb p; re r tied by h t of - .,, mfm sympflhy 9;: mendfd eats. Mr. and Mrs. wiluau Bob- to his sorrowing wife and two "WOW Kln8Sb0f0-

children, ar ts. b th d sigterg, p en m "5 m Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Llewellyn. Egnubgcmii '9'" 3 M” u" ml The friends and acquaintances 0Ii:todnl:i?:lheir:1p:(T.t,;.m..n:c;kgd.t '0':

" 0 '- Miss Sadie McLeod will g t 2 llearn of her illness. Missnlvllt-:T.eo:iJ Red POM "d Ent B'me' returned to her home in Dundas from the U. S. A.. where she had spent many years She is now being taken care of by her sisters. the Misses Margaret McLeod. R

N.. and Miss Minnie McLeod.

M... Gus 3. Cam be”! Red Point, Mr. Joseph Chevene. R. C. A. F. returned to his hollie from a busl-iwh” has 39"" ll” I9”! " M' ness trip to U. S A. He was ac-lh.""'' 3' Ea.” P”m' IE M" 'u' Mr. Duncan Campbell. Chnr- mmpmied M Mr Emmammvtioned in White Horse. Yukon. Mr. lottetown. visited recently wiihl5u,he,,,nd Bmk p,;,,d Cheverle is a radio operator. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. McPhee, El-I ' ' I

Rev. D. I. Mcclare and Mrs. Mcciare and son. John Arthur,

Mrs. Marshall Mclnnis. who had spent the past months with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John I-logan. Charlottetown. returned to her home in Lakeville.

Mrs. Lily Baker, Charlottetown, Ia kapending some time at Northl La e. '

Her many friends and neigh- bours are happy to have Mrs. John MacDonald back to her home at East Point. having been a patient ' In the Charlottetown Hospital.

and

mlra. . Mr. and Mrs. Allan Mcoowelll Mr. and Mrs. John Dixon iBostnn, spent a few days withiluur children. East Baltic. return- Mr. Wesley Dingwell, NorthlMrs. McDowell's mother. Mrs. ed 11'0"! 8 VI!" '0 TNT"-

Lake. spent the week-end with his Carrie Mcvane. Bothwell. and bro- wife and family in Fortune. ther. Mr. Carl Mcvnne. and grandchildren. Harold and

It was with regret that all Sympathy is being extended to.Heathcr Nickerson of North Lake learned that Mr. James Lund had Mr. James Dingwell. North Lake. left recently for Ottawa. where passed away very suddenly at his on the recent death of his niet.-P. they will remain for some time home in Charlottetown. Mr. Lund Mrs. Austin Fraser. who passediwlth relatives. was well-known as he for several away in the P. E. I. Hospital on years operated the I. M. T. Bus May 26. Mr. and Mrs Earle Macleod

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