children

1 I .- Ed”.”1” ISla.nd between um ages .children in the same age grout) I of five and eight who received two lrecejved two 0,. more doses of the 1. , or more doses of Salk vaccine by lvaccine. None of them contracted The 73-yearbld former Labor 1 k . l July 1. 1955, contracted paralytic limralytlc polio. the health depart- rime. minister was reported :1: wlllexlgggl e W! in the opening ; polio. Health Minister Martin re- lment report stated. tconsiderable pain and P01141119 S” ' " t. portt-ill Thursday. I 1 u l4sILs!d.t)he Shaillitile age igrourg thereswetre ii-ray :!pplara:;lSth:1';:1t1'E1i1l:ju!13 1115 v -F t "On y five cases 0 paray c . c ren n ova co la ome sc use . PnmcE EDWARD ELAN . '5 polio were reported in nearly 600,- who were not vaclnated last year. Lady Attlee was driving the car KOSPHAL 9.. t 000 vnccinaietl children.” Mr. Ms; 1,Telr: of tlhtem (contracted paralytic! on) a trip to la dgnnzzuilniolgondgng . t'n .-aid in tie first report of elpo omyeiis or a case rae 0 ey were : rlcsulls of last year's Canda-wide l2l.45 per 100,000. ' mother car in Bucklnghamsbire. I; iinnntnizatiuii program. In Prince Edward Island. 5.4110; The Attlees arrived late but 10011 -- , "These results clearly demon- children in the study group dldi part in the dinner. Lady Attiee sut'- Notice rs hereby given that in I strzitc the effectiveness of the Salk not receive Salk vaccine. Three fered a slight heild lnlllry bill W35 W,-nnnnce of the Art or rnmrpoh t vaccine against paralysis from pu- of them contracted paralytic D0110 all right Slinday. S116 13 1111151118 ation n pubttc meeting of an em. t l'l0nlyt;llllS."Sl'lt;'58 1.5 550 Md gig in case rate of 55.55 per 100,-! her husband. tontl.nen1;rk:c:1E,rward ,- I for” cola, , C i ren . 1 L.:..LCm-m:-m--mm - 05 a w dt i MAJOR nor D. MacGlLLlVRAY MR. PHILIP MATIIESON " d VITAL AREA eiagmomypnew nurses. fesiggngl: . Charlottetown. on Thursday, psi; Britain's main industrial area in ruary 23, 1956, at 8 PM. for the the Midlands is centred on Brim- purpose of electing trustees rm.

Head Queens Co. Red Cross Drive

:' Major Roy D. Maccriliivray oflwill Blake every effort to have . - . . M n Pb-r icapa e canvassers in every B N A ji Slhdllonetmlfn Brd Briglzlschool district in the (utility. The Y ' , V at lfhsoll ol nys cl fc lh 199:6 Red Cross campaign l1(1lS(lull(I91l1- 1 - r 1 1 are 1? Cwlallme" 01 9 9 way officially oi arlw lam"-T OTTAWA icpl -New members filiatlon. , - - Red Cross Campaign 111 Qlleelfslalld 1112 U11119d 513195 1111 11131111 have injecicd new life into the The others of the 13 still to he PI'eSeI'lI'a'l'I0n TO Q.C.l'l.S. Llbrary County. They report that canvas- lst and canvasscrs In lirlntr 141- Senate, sometimes described by its heard from are all Liberals 4 - been secured ward island will Sllllle 10 0010- critics as an "old men's home." Senators Donald Smith.a Nova Scn Mrs. George Barter. Regent oflE. presenting volumes for Queen indi- ltia dentist; Harold Connolly. for-,E-3l'1 0111l11Sb0l'0 Chapter. I. O. D. Charlotte High School Library 1-0 ert (centre). Chapter secretary.

sers have already for many of the Queens County an

City and Central Guamfian

......L,.....-.-.- Page 2, The Guardian Monday, Feb. 13. 1956

districts in pletc their canvassing as early in d that they March as possible.

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"YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE at the Hughes Drug Store."

WE TREAT THE SICK WELL. Giggey's Pharmacy, open 8 am to B p.m.

”CRASWELL for better photo- graphs.”

ALL BARBERS are invited to attend a meeting at Wilson's Bar- ber Shop tonight. Feb. 13 at 7.30.

POLICE COURT - Three ac- cused were dealt with by Magis-

ister

lleve

trate Martin Saturday morning, a timenial or comical. Maritime drunk and disorderly was given a Stationers.

. . . t . five day suspended sen ence as ASPHHN WEEK Ecmmmy buy. me C

was one drunk and incapable. second drunk and incapable was sentenced to twenty days in jail. A drunk and incapable was lodged in jail for twenty days on an old commitment.

ling family size bot cents for handiness in your medi- cal cabinet

tie I100 tablets) 79 Seder

CEREMONY AT C1" "A11-ll'l?iS'.ie”n.i"n'l'ii..'.i?.Zin'Si”i2f11.nJ.lE Tmlayl Mmdayl 31 2'30 1”": .'1u5'1-er Mrs Robert lVicClarv on Sat- tioe G. J. Tweedy will administerl mjday 'Feb umi in C-ambrld 0 mfbn. the Oath of Office and Oath ol'Ma"' ' 11- still Allegiance to Mayor-elect; Lt.-Col.l i lfresh J. David Stewart, D50, ED., inqgolrn. the Council Chamber of the City1

ANNIVERSARY Y e a r

C

n1:11:'1'e113hA1:i1it1:1S1i35Si;h T119,rnTr:ns - The funeral of 1" 1119 SP9” fmm 1 9. "me held from his late resi

P91111111 111 1119 Leglsmure St. Peters, on Satiirdgyncmhxfdg V111 be M13 A11-”1a"d'r M3C151mc' to St. Andrews Church where Re- member from Fifth Queens. The qmem High Mmg wag ceiehmmd secondcr will be Mr. Prosper Ar-(by RN, GenmeiMr(.0irmack ;,P senault from First Prince. We re-lwho alga nmcmed at the ;!m'W' grcal. that a typographical error The pa" bearers W-E" MNw'.;. 1” Salurda-Vls "1"1""f &!'s':;dddMrt Arthur MacMillan Bernard lilac ” 9 re” Millan, Ivan Nolan. Lloyd Mac'- the Ewen, Sheldon Gunn. Wilfred Cof- fin. Interment took place in the Church Cemetery.

THE BAPTIST CHURCH - At the conclusion of scrvice at tho Charlottetown Baptist Church yes-l terrlay evening. the monthly "Friendly Hour" of the Church was held in the Sunday School room. After a short sing song Mrs. Vic Runtz and Mrs. Marguerite Brehaut sang very sweetly "Now I belong to Jesus." After a series of slides. tasty refreshments werel ce served by the Dorcas group of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Church

Arsensult as mover in reply to the speech from Throne.

CITY HALL CEREMONY-To day, Monday, Feb. 13. at 2.30 o'clock Mr. Justice George J. Tweedy will administer the Onthi of Office and Oath of Allegiance. to Mayor-elect Col. J. David Stewart, DSO.. ED., in the City Hall Council Chambers. His Wor- ship will then administer the Oaths of Office and Oaths of Al-l lagiance to the Commissioners of Water and Sewage Supply and the Councillors-elect.

FUNERAL SUNDAY - The fu-

neral service of the late Mrs. held yesterday

The

lltr

the

ed and the gathering was answered lp

in the rear by a second car. Mi- ge resulted to both ve-.I

George Johnston,, Johnston. 1 nor dama hicleii. The second collision occur- lred when a car travelling east on Longworth in a line of traffic

bearers were Lloyd Butler, Ge Otto Irving. Russel Frank Butlcr.

raid i Johnston and

OTTAWA - None of the 13.406

pointed last Jilly w the Senate's pace and perhaps set a fewiparlizimcniary fires burning on question

Already the uppe heard the caustic tongue of Senator Jean-Francois Poullot, old - tlmel Commons campaigner from Que- bec's Temlscouata riding, attacking the CBC.

It has hedrd the p of Senators Donald Cameron, Uni- versity of Alberta professor, and William Wall, Winnipeg education- ist, urging federal aid for educa-, tion at all levels

It listened as Senator (Chubby) Powe

years, declared he doe

cabinet" and sugge restraint on VALENTINES for Sweetheart. P019111 ministry." Mother, Dad and everybody - sen- CROLL IS HEARD Senator David Croll, Toronto Lib- 1,0 eral noted for his outspokeness

at Scmple's Pharmacy. (let the speech

health insurance p And he has served notice dhe in- tends to launch I Senate ebnte RECEIVES SAD NEWS " M” pointing up the need for Canadian penal reform. Old-time senators

lcommittee. Mrs. Edwin Cook reported

The introduction of visitors follow-1,and Mrs. ointed convenor. led Mrs. W. Hayward was thanked cry,

Mrs. N. H. DeBols, Mrs. H. Miller and Miss Lorua Weeks.

Excellent Record For 7 P.E.l. And Nova Scoiicli

in

in Nova Scotla and Prince 1111

,,,-”.L..L.L.... lSee Fresh Life lniectecl Into

the

s of national interest.1

r chamber has

ollshed oratory

C. G. r. wartime air min- politician for 50 s not be- in the "infalllbiliiy of the sled senatoriall n .

and Liberal l

i

"an otherwise om

in: nmmons, used his first Senate 1 to urge that there be no uts until a national

al tax c lan is launched.

I agree these I

and others of the new group to be heard, have brought

interest and experience to the 1

upper chamber. . , Most of the new appointees are worth 5 Ph8rmaCy' zmmo Med” comparatively young. Senator Wall I

cnator Hartland de g M o n t r e a l

ed Pharmaceutical Chemist since mewen Executive! is 43, your nth. desirable." "Such A confemnu,

Hall. His Worship will then ad icalprescripti y D; y d, P g minister the Oaths of Office and ,,,,e,,,r, J.E.HL1":,.,,',:1f,e";,”eg,S,;2,lls only 44. S Oath of Allegiance to the Com- ' 1M111l131V111e 1111015011- ' I W t d S FUNERAL AT WEST ST. l

mglllgritegenzlteh niifiiiis ii? sill”. is lgfir 31,81" gnd P',1V,1,1fl.3e "mgare re-Hate Jnhn Jmeph Mccmymaik , ,afors Molson. an independent. John md 9 9 umilblm 0 f 9" C re"

" 1 "35 T. llackctt of Montreal. is Progres- 3" r”p”"5' Hy 0 slve Conservative, and Callxte F. Savoie, Monclon. N.B.. education- ist who has given no political af-

'1P.E.I. Hospital Sr

The Senior Aid of the P. E. is- land Hospital met at the Cundall Home on Monday. lThirty-two members were prose

. Ladies Aid

February 7th.

president, Mrs. G. H. Bun-

tain. presided.

Reports were presented by the easurcr. Mrs. G. J. Moore. and Mrs. W. E. Cotton of the Buying accused or compnc

program for the Variety

rt had been finalized. The annual Hospital Tag Day wan 3 co will be held on Easter Saturday had

Gordon Avard was ap- render-

Alan Morrison was afternoon from the Peters Road yby ii verse of "Blcst Be The Tic Prefhgterlan "Chill-ch ;'rl1tllh Ixitsv. That Binds. l)y!thhe (pirtzsicdelht ftor l!u(I!0I1itil'lI)ll:ll01lI in safg tn th Car urrc o iciaing. e y us a e i a ine at e asp a. drnrnnnd rn sung were "The Old nursed TRAFFIC AcC1DENTs '- TWO The president urged that as many Pennetmer Cross” and "Shall We Gather At 00111510115 0C111'1'911 111111111 9119 Cllyimembcrs as possible attend the The River". A solo "Good Night during the weekend. In one a carrnnnnal meeting or the hospital on and Good Morning" was sung by 11911111311 1101111 011 Q1100" 511001. 5109-1 the 23rd of February. Mr. Willard Mat-Lean. The pail ped for the traffic at Kent was hill Fnunwing the nnlnnrnnrent of the meeting. tea was served by-

In Prince Edward Island, 4,855

P.E.I.: .hu5iness executive; and Dr. l-lrcr A. McGraiid, one-time New Brunt wick healh minister.

lconference on education recently at Washington, at which American citizens were afforded an opportu-

ntg education.

that was able to pay his ballnwith part Con- of the reward for helping recover

E. islands of the

the age group 5-to-8 received o or more doses of the vaccine

premier Mrs. hloniagiic. Thomas Leonard. Toronto

Observer At U.S. Conference On Education

Reporting on the White House

The regular monthly meeting of the Commissioners of the village of Spring Park was held in Spring Park Fire Hall, Thursday evening, February 9 at 7:30 p.m. The two ncivl.V re-elected Commissioners had taken and subscribed to the loath of office Thursday morning before Judge St.-Clair Trainor. Judge of the Queens County Court.

This being the first meeting fol- lowing the annual meeting new of-

niiy to express themselves on the educational needs of the country. Mrs. Ernest Evans, president, The, Canadian Home and School andrficers and committees were ap- Parent-Teacher Federation touched pointed. Commissioners E. Ed- th. Thc.mund Arsenault was re-elected Congress provided an appropriationl Chairman and Commissioner Ran- f s900,000 for the project. Idnlph Manning was re-elected vice- Mrs, Evans was an invited on ychairmnn. Both were re-elected by

server at the conference which i11'1'1a1111111011-

was attended by 1500 delegates, in his opening remark the chair- eiected at the state and territorial 1111111 11131111011 1110 C0mm1SS1011BF9 conferences. The conference took 101' 111911" 13011111191106 and Slaled the form of 130 round tnbie dig, that he would do his utmost to cushion groups of ten, reporting serve the ratepayers of the village

1during the year.

back to the general session. A. '

pyramid system of distilling iht-1 The Chairman appointed the 101- sentlments of the conferees was 111111118 C”1'11111111011S5

adopted. the final reports on each Sewers and Water: Commission-

ent'er Howard Douglas, Chairman; Eisenhower in answer to his invt- Commissioner Willard Burke. tatlon to the American people to Finance: Commissioner Randoph ”Speak to him personally". Manning. Chairman; Commission- ”That a similar conference burl" w111111"11 131111”- made available to the Canadian F110 PT01PC1101l and 51l'PC1t Com-

public," said Mrs. Evans, "is most missioncr Preston Hillier, Chair- man Cunimissioner Eldon Mac-

topic to he presented to Presld

would convince Canadians that it 143;S1v1.-law N. 1 wmch provides that

Meeting Of Spring Park Village Commissioners

the regular monthly the Commissioners Spring Park F Park School on the second Wed- - nesday of each month was re-en- gglear 51:12:81 Hospnal known in railway and police cir- repmted cles In the Atlantic Provinces. Mr. Grimm was a native of

acted.

that a detailed plan showing the location of ten new street lights to Springfield N. Sg He

would be some delay in installing

committee chairman Ralph Rup-

Aitlee Suffers Fractured Ribs

GREAT MISSENDEN. England (AP)-Earl A day night to fractured ribs in accident on an icy roa night.

lnghnm and Wolverhampton.

Miss Jean MacLean.

MATI-IIEU'S

Special

HALIFA

Commissioner Burke

be installed would be presented at the next meeting of the Commis- sioners. lie also stated that there

Halifax and way 1916 and in

these lights as the Maritime Elec- trio is using all available man- power io repair and rebuild cir- cults throughout the Province that were damaged during the recent sleet storm.

The procuring of land for parks and playgrounds within the village was discussed briefly. The Chair- man remarked that this matter should receive immediate attention and would be placed on the agenda for the next monthly meeting of the Commissioners. lie also stated that a special committee may be appointed to study and made re-1 commcndaiions on this matter. l

Mr. Robert Stewart who has beenl clerk of the" Village since its in- corporation in 1953 will continue to act in that capacity.

The firm of MacDonald and Cur- rie were appointed auditors for the coming year. Mr. Frederic A. Large Q.C.. was appointed legal adviser.

to sergeant

He wa in 1935.

ganizer

Lion of

1951.

terday i

of P.E.l. at

top for consider

keepln in- formed in order that

Z all criticisms P are Just. I.aSI"MInUIe (Topics of the White blouse con- . erence were What s oud our schools accomplish; In what ways can we organize our school systemls more efficiently and economics-1 M ' H ly; What are our school building 0 V needs: How can we get enough ' izood teachers and keep them: How VALLETTA. Malia (Reulcrsi- C1111 We 1111111159 0111' 331101113 11111111 lleavy-last-minute polling was re- 81111 01191519 11191113 11111” C311 W13 1111i ported Sunday night at the end of 18111 R 00111111111118 P1111110 111191931 11" n two-day rcfcrcndum on whether Malta and neighboring Gozo island should be integrated with Britain and send representatives to Parlia- PAYS BAIL WITH REWARD rnent in Lnndnn, JOHANNESBURG MP)-A man mAnJf"Xe..i”.'.1r"”t?.e9kl?...?EfSi"if;.i 113' 1" "'9 571"1voted when the polls closed in this lewel mbberylccntral Mediterranean island and naval base. Results will not be known until tonight or Tuesday.

200 Oppenheimer

William Linsay Pearson urt ruling Friday that he "furnished information an

ed active assistance w to the recovery of the jewel- ” The jewels were taken e room of the w illionaire Harry Op- last December.

the loot.

l

nationalists called for a boycott o the poll.

HISTORIC ISLAND

St. Christopher in the Leeward British West lndiesl

was settled by the British in 1823.1

URDAY - The stopped suddenly. causing the car funeral of Glcnwood Redmond was ,behind in halt without time for the held on Saturday morning from ,signals and a third car ran into the his late residence. Corravillc. to rear of the second car. The third All Saints Church. Cardigan where vehicle .-luffcrcd damage in the Requicm lligh Mass was celcbrat- grill, engine bonnet and front bum- ed by Rev. Dr. J. P. E. 0'llanley. i per. while the second car sustain- P.P., who also officiated at the ed minor damage to the rear end. service at the grave The P811l bearers were Messrs. Ira MacMil-

Ian, Cosmas Siizworth. Everett Bharkcy. John Dan Campbell. Gro- Personals

ver MarKay. Philip Marlinchern-1 Friends of Malcolm Marla-an,1. Interment took place in the Church 51 Richmond Street. will he pleas-1 Cemetery. The funeral was very ed M learn that he is aking a . hrgcly atendcd. good recovery following n npcr-I

FUNERAL SAT

NO

The regular monthly meeting of the Electrical Contractors' Association of Prince Edward Island Island will be held at the Rendezvous Restaurant,

Charlottetown at 8 p.m

ll- D--) Now you can get the

I T I C E . Lana in monthly amount: (In ! And get than in the bargain: CI it come in. Illl Consolidation Sonic: at no oxtn Nutlonvldo cash Credit Card. Phone, write, 0 come I

., 14 Feb. 1956.

E. S. CHANDLER, Secretary'-Treasurer. 151 GREAT GEORGE

Sound

HIGHWAY ACGDENT g n iation in the P. E. Island Hospi-1 highway accident which occurredi 8' at about 2 o'clock yesterday af-X Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Cudmore temoon was reported by the R. C. left by car on Saturday for Fort M.P.,whentwn ears collided head- Lallderdalr. F10l'1l1h. Whi'l'E 111931 on in a culling near Marahfield. ;wlll Join their friends Mr. and The five. occupants, three in one lMr5- Rny Cromwell oi New York car and two in the other were taken you vacation. to the P.l-Ll. Hospital where they -”

, - . (I h I 1 I'.i.i”x'.'rZ'y'5.i'. 'E'.'...5"i.'er"."i.it2i-1?. Passed Away In 0 d e Win sor, Ontario

n .-

Ieased and the fifth a girl. eleven

ears of age, was detained suffer- Ihg mainly from shock. The latter

1! eXP9C1!d 10 139 PQY111111911 10 19' The death occurred on Friday turn to her home this morning. tn wtndw,-' Ontario. 0; M” The accident occurred durlns Yer Harry H. Whiilock, formerly min terdny's snowstorm and hem? MacDonald. daughter of the late drifting had cut visibility down to my ,nd Mm J. B. Macbomrd 01111011 7310- 30111 "1"- 0119 P 151 of Charlottetown. For some years lord and the other a 1954 Dodue. Mrs. Whltlock resided in Africa contained considerable damage and when her. nnsbnnn W" pm-d 1.9,. had to be towed from the scene. rmntnttve.

" ” her ' she leaves to mourn the following brothers and sisters: Jtyeph B. MacDon- ald. euineeni A ; Ernest 8.. former vice-president of Cline Manhattan Bank, N. Y.. now liv- ing in Tobago, B.W.l., Fred C.. ndntant chief inspector of the Chadian Bank of COI'DlIICI'Cz. To- Into, now living in Ian Angela; lull: 1., divisional freight and