Air Bubbles Thaw Five-Fool

'” L""'”'" "' "'.i'.'”"”"”t l Ice Covering Arctic Lake

Miss Adeline Cala went the

weekend with her parentl. M-L I MQNTREAL (CF) - At Port Radium. N.W.'l'.. a scant 50 miles

and Mrs. Dolore Calssie. . '

Mummy muting of St. Gilbert south of the Arctic Circle. air bub- bles pumped to the surface of

. ELLERSLIE BIDEFORD

Friends of Mrs. Keith McKin- non are very sorry to learn of l..- lllneas all wish her a speedy recovery.

Mrs. E. 8. Burleigh accompan- ied by her sister. Mrs. Ella Mao- uair, spent the past weekend via- uag with relatives and friends in P lottetown.

Mr. Clifford McCnllum of Toron- to, who is serving with the R.C.A.F

land Munro. Previously about . 4130 8 year had to be spcnt to 5,217: l lull the ice on the ferry route. The

Tuesday. April 23, 1957 -Iub "9" 13 5910! done effectively

The Guardian Page 13 by I ”bubblcr system" which cost

81.600 to install. Annual operating llllllllill becluw the 02319! con- surhct wit". Compressed B” ,5 costs are said to be modest. itent of the lake water drops. Aft-rr pumped through an undervtatenl Md fl Kllmhi Que. the White the installation last spring test.- perforated plastic pipe to "eaulRoL-k l-ishini; Club is using the showed the oxygen content we

force the uu...8y5l9m to produce a bigger and higher and that "it can be as-

Altar Society was held at the

G . xair bubbles which

reat Bear Lake thaw the five-.lum water to the surface to melt .”" nsh ”.r"p' I-'"d9" 3” 3”"l3Um94' the H531 In in 509W? p light roof of ice. the fish become health.

home of Mrs. Ali” Kidd” foot-trick ice and permit a dredge. the ice, New Swedish Way to Be Slim ;

Mrs. Hal Gulls was a recent vis- ltor of Mrs. Garflelrlu Day; I . d Mn. OW! IPGD - - - . .

tllgdrwelenkend williuuri. Garfield :;,”fn”;::;s”'f”"3” me mg” W"” Lila-'d3f;:;?le;'jl'I"'lInl and Rennnu:

DIV '54 ""51 u The ”bubbler" system of melt- tcmber at its SIM:-i:l'(l:lleLIuPI(Jal'sll ing ice may be the solution to one i ium uranium mine. Atlas Copcti of the mayor problems ,' ,, ' ,, in-

to l iextended t.-,s'gTiI-f':uij'y:Es.. Bari. MacEach-

, says th t. V ii . , u 3 ,- -id "3. -c l.-::- ....'t-'::".:.::..s.."':. -.m -- -.-...w:...r:: .:.rt?:.””.f.?::.-3! rasv ltintlclllo - :Il.nItnand.uiIi,cule Mr- and Mrs. John l.nf:nt dauxhter. Barbara Sc'"d'""”' 4'" keep me 3”” a”'”"d 3 died" xi nun" "us

1 Lumbermeii are using it to elim-! nate ice on og storage ponds and peratures. The suction pipe dredge by Rev. H- Bishop of Charlotte- L"mrI;e.:".l:":ik:s ::,s:w:?el:::'aIerrfVin0w Ca". .””"-3”? 3” Walt 10 re- wwn m "I. Bowl", rune"; filer dll h chya r nmicizclaim tailings stored under ualeiil

Hm” "II T"”d'y lnemool ml ole 'We 9” Idliuacnnelseflfeee Idle ice lm .G'.”" Bear Liked ferment In the Free Church of In S;va-ien when the pmum;. until last wintei. t'l'Plts tit unru- of Scotland in Wilrnot Valley. W" developgd by was (Wm oi. "WI lwre lured by the Prllscllll H" many kiench ue planed Canada Ltd. pulp mills liaie and Ogdensburg ("I LI" '" ”"' to welcome home Mrs. Alex. Gal- found they m'Jw cu eummm my . Him to chop the l'.'-inch tliit-it ice I”” "M h" m" wendmg Wm expensive storage of logs (Iul'lllL'.imrma”0n hem" 8 ””"I I9"! A" m””"” with I'" ”n' Ted "d the winter And llldlcalluiis are: mu.” be freed I”" 9"'"Q9m'V USP- ms. Gallant ln Mont-tell. Qu0- an 'ys.en; can be used .0 Imp"bTulL1;leyear.Ithi-ee days after a i U5 em' was installed.

Deepest lymlill-IU I-l ,0W911d' glr:iV;L'Eehz'E:Ig'o3! n5h' all the ice had been melted ex- ed to Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Bar- The "bubble! system” K hawicepl for it small amount which re. low tnee Edna Birch) former re- any Sim le In g mmwew Mighmained on the ship's rudder. The sident of this place and now liv- mm bod? on, water me”-J "lg aldrllun of the warm water on the ing in Si. EIeanor"a on the death 1. Mai me bottom Mmh haw ice around the ship was an offer- of their infant dlullli” I30"! "3 igher mm nu" than mm 0! live that it cleared the rest of the Prince County Hospital on April ' P” 4.000 square foot sllpway.

31h mr SAVES COSTS

. In Sweden important cost sav- Inlzs were made in ice clearing

Ann. in Prince County Hospital. "99 "f it? W90 in sub-zero tem-

' -Morrison. Elloralla. A Private funeral was conducle

Mrs. Harold Glllls. spent Mon.- day, April lit. with friends in Sum- mei-side.

Mr.and Mrs. William Grant snd

son Henry and daughter. Edith. accompanied by Mr. John Grant. motored to Charlottetown recent- ly, where Mr. John Grant receiv- ed medical treatment. Friends of Mr. Grant regret to learn of his illness. Mrs. Gordon Millar, Miss Jean- etta Mills: and Mrs. Guss McKin- non, were recent visitors to Sum- meralds. where they spent nearly 'a week visiting with relatives and friends.

Friends of little Miss Maxine Profit are very pleased to learn that she has been released front

WITH lARSON'S

SWEDISH MILK DIET

WHAT IT IS: Larson's is a SPCUII dier invented in Sweden. ' also a (ountry famous for health. If you are overwcigll l.. because you eat too much and want to reduce sully: 3

uickly and safely. while you discouiaxt you! IPPGWG dried it Larson 1 S.M D. See that you don't hive to be at lat an hulgv. Now you can lose pounds and inches. -0 look younger. .rhis nourishing and wholesome MI Swedish on No underfceding. Contains vitamins. pro rein. carbohydrates. iron. phosphorus.

NOW TO USE Just raise a resipoonful of Lir- sons 5 MD. ranules with s glati of mtli 4 umci a div, only 3 Lira Md. Mon , Wed A Fri. other 4 days you don't diet at all, but ear and drink nnrmal meals. Larson 1 is trity. easy to tske. You prepare it in .iuisaJ.i' Supplies bulk ind en- routa rs normal lisbir nrne. Ldllfll .r U 1005 run- Mm . You lose ounds and inches the very first week of return w at's left to your store for a lull refund if your favorite drug 0' denlllmrnl H010 does not have Larson's S.M D then send ro

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IN JORDAN CRISIS

Mrs. Ray Christian: Who III!

been spending some time with his 01'” FASHION WINTER

I WooIr's Supply 5I.9I . IN A MODERN AGE , '

4 Wooks' Supply 34.95

t;- . All Hayari. right. resigned line to succeed him was Gen. Ha-Jordanian crisis, according to the Polio Clinic in Charlottetown. 1 , , M i La, Dept. am 3)7 Pi A e., g;.ii1i:-lilay as Jordan's army chief Majali. center. Queen Zcine. left. Cairo weekly Alihbar El Yoixi. Mum! hu received uutmem g;;”I;;';,' hgilgi i:"l;:m:l”Ig:n'naceyE The storms we hope are nearly '01” I ferry service NKWRD 35915" P: V or .iafl. informed sources said; mother of King Hussein. played a u then for mg pgutuumtier of yours, mm on Maud". ' Past. l and one of the men reportedly in behind-the-scenes role in the recent (AP Wirephoto) und in; regpondcd Igvoufgbly in Mrs. EH1 Enmn W" l ", But sprint! Um! 810""! 03" build

the treatments. All wish her the best in the future.

Mr- and Mrs. Clarence Cooke. spent Sunday. March list. with their daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Phillips. st. Elea- nors.

cent visitor in Belmont Lot 16. "P t

Friends of Mrs. Albenl Arsen- b"r"rwI;?::d1;';.It3i5t:r:n:,:;'i:3 ault. St. Gilbert will be pleased to 5" f

learn aha is much Improved in "'

health.

James Maddix accompanied by Raymond Perry. and Avie Arsen- ault left recently for Toronto,

can the hey, Pension Plan proposals help 193,

l O'LEARY The many friends of Mrs. Rod-

rick MacLean, Alma. are very sorry to hear that she is ill with

BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT

Atomic Power Will Be Used

We say it was the worst one yet The odd fine day we called a not And then from out a sky of blue.

HIIW

Viscount Bridgeman has added his name to the list of visiting British industrialists who

David Lldstona. also Miss Paughs parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Paugh. along with other mem-

My dearest one is stricken low Hello. Oh central get me. Joe.

In the ice sports in Charlottetown on Friday nillll. were as follows: Girls 7 and under. Janice Mac-

tmvernmcnt and industry each has ii job to do in the edvelop- input of atomic power in Canada.

0 I

'.Sll Mrs.Rlnsld M d - Wuldfnll bout rd t'.

or :::Ul;l::'lI:-dallleghtserlf thl;:'.lior1ri:wtli: comphuledeg by her . Mg; wilt:-g .J;e3;o:;nlGl;al.;mplho:.ed.en Thin we win” rulshyaw-:5. we MacKenzie, O'Leai-y, Mart I Paugh of St. Catherlnes. ' ' phone

Ry FORBES RHUDE fuel costs are high. ' Ontario. .are Visiting with Mrs. giver? fs:t3:re:1I:::eI::.'1' Ch"Iom' with many an ariqulsli sign and fiiiindian Press Business dltor Pupils of Olieary who took part M53”"'d' P"91"'- ML Ind M11 Mr: Hampton nkchl somh HIMIII.

West. observed his birthday at his home recently. During the eve-

mink ning friends called to extend

the opinion of Ian N. Macxny there is a tendency on this side Williams. 3rd. bers of the family. . on. would can Jog smitii with Ilnlal'I3gCl' of engineering. clviliaii of the Atlantic to over-emphnsiz Girls is mile rac. ePatrica Fin- Mr. and Mrs. Willard White, IAeh;::;Ion1:,:,I:,tpI::,:It.::T zit; anquished wail: u gltimi(' power department. Cana- Brltalns difficulties and under- nan, 3rd. summoraide. wereisunday guests in ,ocm'ch,L My milk is getting very stale.

emphasize her accomplishments.

Despite recent strikes. for in- stance. Britain year in and year out suffered less loss of time

I'll have to dry old bocsy off

dian General Electric Company. Or throw it in the piggery's trough.

Scientific research. he says. must be done by government. but engineering development is a task

Boys V: mile race. len Strong 3rd. Girls 12 years, Georgie Mae Car- ruthers. 3rd.

Girls 13. Patricia Finnan, won

of Mr. and Mrs. George Hayes. Ellerslie.

Mr. and Mrs- lvan Millnr. Sum- Inersidc. were visitors at the

Freeman and Arthur Campbell have returned home after being employed In Halifax for the win- ter months.

IIIIIBME TAX?

Another f;liO would phone and

for industry. through labor shortages than most the pup. home of Mr. Mlllar's mother. . shout: 'llr. Maclfay gave his views in countries. he told a press confer- Girls ls, Pauline Finnan. 2nd. Mrs. Penroao Millar. on Sunday wxtr"i.wy,T:e'.IiV,-l,v,I:Ph,,e,.,d;,c'.1sou:)tI, My cigarettes are getting almost . p

In address in Toronto to the Auto- once. . April 7th. mum in Summers”, out. The men: Federal budget forecasts important income tax change for two groups of l

motive Parts Manufacturers As- Like other recent visitors. too. Mi-y und Mrs, Jumu Cameron Friend; of Mn, wiuium G.-uut M, "d M" And"'w 3 B”. Unless the plow gets hare by three Candi" um",-

ttwiation. he seemed it! think there ll I I FF and sun Russel. Charlottetown. are sorry to learn. that she is 3 Me 'w,,., h.,,', been dim” We really will be short on tea. l Canada had so far lnvesfctl some storied picture" here of British spent it (ow days visiting with re- C

patient in the Tyne Valley Health Centre.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Waugh and family Wilmont Valley. were re-

frlends in Southwest have retum- ed to their home in Summersido.

A very highly esteemed lady in the person of Mrs. John Mac-

productlvlty and was confident of Britain's ability to compete with other countries.

sIllS.00f).t)fl0 in the Chalk River pro- Jort and the projectis annual bud- not was currently around 525.000,-

Self-employed people and all others who wish to set up personal retirement savings plans;

latlves and friends in Carleton. Lot 6, and 0'Leary.

Mr. Edsel Dumbille and Mr.

That long forgotten quadruped. Bagrudged his water feed and bed. Was Into service pressed once

(too He did not think large Britishiqumlev Dumvme ole” cum I - . . , , , . , .. - .. . p. . . y. spent SW5” 0 MW W3"!-lh! PM" Leod died at her home in Bel- m"'- . ill ...:."':.:.-'.;.':;.:r;.:l:'.:.i:;:?.:; :::r.:."::..r.'::e?..:l:.'."""”'”""”t- r::f-Ell:-...::.d ”"- Mr mm W 16 in "ii " :.:::l 'wv'-Wvm"v'm i

The deceased was die former Louisa Ryder daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Ryder of st. Nicholas. She had resided all hor married life in Belmont and will be sadly missed in her home and community. Sympathy goes out to her sorrowing husband and family.

His many relatives and friends here will be pleased to learn Mr. Claire Brooks. son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Brooks. Union Cor- nor. has enlisted in the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. intell- lgcnca department. Claire. prior to his enlistment in the force was employed for 3 years with In-

wbo wish to increase their retirement income. I Here. Confederation Life lists some of the ” in questions these tax changes may have i. raised in your mind. I:

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Palmer and family accompanied by John More- ahead. 0'Leary. motored to Sum- merslde. on Friday afternoon. and in Freetown.

Mrs; George lliimville. who is employed in Ellerslie. spent a few days at her home in Unlonvale and 0'Leary recently.

Quite a number of Young people of O'Leary and vicinity altended the Young People”: Conference in Montrose on Friday afternoon and evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Dennis, 0'- Leary. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Preston hompson. Mt. Roy-

There had been and still wcrel difficulties. In the early post-war years it was no use trying to take orders for deliveries which couldn't be made.

CAPITAL EXPORT

It must be recognized. lno. that one couldn't successfully export goods to Canada for any length of time without being prepared to export capital also. If an ex-5 port venture were successful it would ultimately lead to manufac- turing operations here.

Lord Erldgeman is preiiidenl of Atlas Copco Canada Ltd. and rep- reaentatlvo on all Commonwealth

firm could afford. "so we can safely say that if it had not been made by government we would not have any atomic-power indus- try in prospect." , .yIl'ST CONTINUE PROJECT 'We must contlriiie to operate tluv ("halk River project at some- tlnng approaching its present level of effort as a physics and chemis- itr research establishment and for t-ngineering development requiring ll.Nl' of research reactors. We can- not do this work anywhere else. llc cannot stop now. or our whole lint-stmcnt is lost.” tlanadinn industry.

The Women's Auxiliary of the Ellerslle Branch of the Canad- ian Legion lponaored a dance in the Legion home on Saturday evening. April 6th. There was a good turn out. despite road cond- ftlona. A nice financial sum was roalfled.

Mr. and Mrs. Channlng Cough- lln. Freeland. were recent visit- ors to Elleralle. where they VII- fted with Mr. Coughlin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Coughlln.

Friends of Mr. Russell Ford ra- gret to learn that he has been ob- liged to enter the Prince County hospital for treatment. all wish

Some young swains tried out old shanks more

Although that now is very rare:

But strength and stamina depend

On what is at the Journeys end.

When hours would pass no plows

0 How will the in changes offset mo? 0 How much can I cove on Income tax? 0 What about my present insurance? g , 0 What If I on now In a company Pension Plan? . .!

in slg . The lags would have no show to- n t.

it . I'd gladly trade my Sunday logs. To get a team of husky dogs.

And then with loud majestic roar. sometimes in groups of two or more.

"I

0 How much can I put info a retirement plan? I, l

I""”""' 0 What strings on clinched?

I-"ls in it far better position to companies for the International 1, t at an int i lg. pm, - carry out engineering of atomic- Atlas Copco group-big rnanufac ll ii?-. alid Illdala? Vsllollzrllll (lviVlc' huIlIdr.- lstonleyy rc'l'TaIr.m gftlellgrd. 'tl'et)rrl:).lIt:)I.n.Il'lE hIilld"earl.; Thedplllo:-" would com. 0 " mm "d . WI". I' "W 5'" PIG" '9' "W, power reactors than the govern- turers of compressed - air equlp- 1-gm-item, on Sunday, Behind . deep Ind muww tau

who underwent surgery in the Prince County Hospital. has been moved to the Stewart Memorial

education at Union Corner. later at Marian Academy Miscoucho. He wiu take his hauls training at

W menl. "For one thing." said Mr. Mac-

menl. with headquarters in Swe-

Mr. George Shaw of Cape Wolfe den.

was a visitor to Summerside on YOU PROBABLY HAVE many more questions about these new tax changes. and

And then with loud and Joyous

Kain "there are now more exper- Lord Bridsemnn. who is n dIrec- , Friday afternoon. All wish Mrs van a speedy get h w the I l to our mind ro am. Your Confederation Life re rescntativo has . - i - . - Ottawa. whoovi. 0 Y PPY Y P: P 3? g . V P '"?"d ""”1'" "'5"""' I" ""I'”' W "f II" A"'"""'”." N” Z"I"'d Mfr I'M Mm Fwy SW"! Ind well. Migg Mon mttiiiit x. N, T110 boys would hit H10 U111 in madesclose study of the matter. He will gladly discuss it with you-and help youassass try than at Chalk River. Secondly. Bank. arrived in Canada at Vnn- Mr, uud M”, pumuu sweet of Fur. L A w Edith Gum d M Km" I . . . . . industry can carry out engineering couver after a visit to Australia .,,u,vi,w were visitor, in summgi-. ' ' ' ' ms at D." I" M M" ""1 M” P ' your personal retirement plans in the light of this latest information. . .

of Mr. and Mrs. William Grant. Ellerslle sailed from Halifax. April 4th. for Mots. France. where aha pas been posted with the R.C. A. . L. A. W. Grant has been in Vancouver for the past nine months. Before leaving for France. she spent a furlough with her par- ents lii Elleriille. DH

But as the delayed date was o'er The trail was filled with six feel more.

D. . Gallant Mlscouche. has so- Cblited s Position with Drake- Merrltt Company in their Hospital at Goose Bay. Labrador. She left by plane on Thursday. Miss Gallant is a graduate of Charlotte- town Hospital. Class of '56. She is a granddaughter of Mrs. Alec Gallant. wellington.

Mr. Lloyd Ferguson has been confined to his home by illness and a speedy recovery is hoped by all. BM

in great deal more economically than government."

He predicted that atomic power would be used in Canada chiefly In large central power stations- 200.000 to 500.000 horsepower-and in smaller units in areas where

and has since visited Copco of- fices across the country.

His father. the first Viscount Brldgeman. who died in 1935. had a long career in British politics and was first lord of the admiralty 1924-1929.

side recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Adams and Mr. Alton Rayner. 0'Lenry. motored to Town on Friday night to attend the ice sports. taking a car load of pupils.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Macwllliams of 0'Lenry were recent visitors to Charlottetown recently.

The funeral of John Matheson took place in the 0'Leary United chiircii on Wednesday afternoon. Rev. Heber Keane was the offic- iating minister. Hymns sung were

. 3 But even Winter storms must cease

And springtime bring a glad re-

lease.

But back our thoughts may fond- ly stray.

Some future day when slowing hay.

ederation

ASSOCIATION

7

Con

MAIL

Bakery Business Is Up-To- , Dole But Hos Long History

son-liylavr and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Read.

Miss Verna MacDowell. Knots- ford. is spending a few days in

DOG KEEPS VIG IL

STANLEY, Ont. tCPl For nearly a week a big Labrador re-

II Mr. S. W. Willis. Divisional Manager, - Confederation Lilo Association. Bank of Nova Scolia Bulldlngu Charlottetown

offering employment to Cana- dians from coast to coast. Ap- proximately 34.000 Canadians earn their living in the bakery business. This does not include file number who handle aln for flour at elevators and rolls. Nor does it include the farmers who now the wheat from which most of our bread is made.

In the last crop year. Canadian

II than M a t

the loa.f fheyhwbtiyI.I'. n." For the first ta.ooo years

'l'BId'I existence it was nnleever

Ki -' a solid cake of

gold prospectors were called sour- doughs because they saved a small piece of dough from each successive baking. The dough be- came sour as time went on but. mixed with water. it became the leaven for a new batch of bread.

Wrapping bread to keep the loaves clean and fresh lit a de- velopment of the last quarter century. Within the past few