. Mrs GK luntaln mr me sen- ior l.adics'.-Kid announced that tin: student nurses graduation ceram- -Ullltfs uuulri he held at the Prince Inf Wales College Hall on 'liucsda,v llllay 22nd. Thcir org-aniI,attou itarl s ,a very successful Easter tag day

lParents Only Allowed In P.E.I. ;Moternity Ward

lVMonday. April 16. 1956 The Guardian, Page II

Hammarsltiold Presses Israel

-To Confirm Cease Fire Ordered Polio vaccine Available Ta

Mrs. ll. Pools of Burlington,

am” W, M, finishing ,,,,,.,,,,,, the cake took three days to def low with ndjninintz sarase. Mem-

tn her latest wedding-cake master- piece. Intended for Rev. and Mrs. Charles 1!. Newton of ludburp.

sous -woomo can

Entitled "The Weddubg Story." corate and is intended to tell some- thing about the bride nd groom. On one half of the two-layer cake Mn. Foote fashioned a church. On

For the second time in three days Secretary-General Deg liammarsk- fold asked Israel Friday for. 85- surances that her forces have been

ldden to fire across EKYPW border.

This was Hammarskiold'I reply to a demandirom Israeli Premier David Ben-Gurlon for HammarIk- told to obtain such assurances from Egypt. llsmmarslslold reminded Ben-Gurion he had asked for such Israeli assurances. had not re- ceived them, and that Egypt I135 promised to comply fully with the armistice.

This was disclosed in a series of letters Hammarskjoltl sent here tof circulation to the Security Coun- ci .

Phce he set when he departed last Friday from UN headquarters on a peace missiott ordered by the 3ECUrIty Council. The tense Egypt- len-lsraeli frontier was calm but uneasy. Hammarskjnld will con- clude his talks in Cairn today and Hbects to see Ben-Gurion next Tuesday. INVADE CONSULATE

in New York, 22 youngsters who I310 they were members of Brit Trumllcldor of America invaded the Park avenue home of the Egyp- tian consulate and UN delegation. They chanted and prayed for an hour. They called it a memorial

l

the other half is the white bunga-I

hers of the wedding party are re-

presented by dolls. The church

lights up by means of a bulb inside. (CP Photo)

Ill MEMORIAM

GEORG-E JEROME MAILLET The death of George Jerome lllaillet of st. Louis. occurred in the Western Hospital, Alberton on

Tuesday. Feb. 7th.. 1956. Althoush, TORONTO (cm - A 10-acre tor of the cum since its formation 9"” Club and

in failing health for the past two y rs his death came as a shock in his many friends. A ready smile and pleasing personality (lcurge a dear friend to younz and old as well as a highly respected utcmher of our community. '

lie leaves to mourn and cherish his memory, his wife the former N1-llie Perry, three sisters, namely Mrs. Margaret l.cClair, Chelsea. Mass.; Mrs. Celina Buole. I-lWr rent-e, Mass.; Mrs. Francis Arse- naull, Fortune Cove, P.E.l.. and three brothers, Norris of Leavllle. l'.l-'..l.; lienry. Albertun and Jos- eph of Mawbray. Manitoba.

The late Mr. ltaillet was a vet.- eran of the First World War and his military funeral was held from his late residence to the Immac- ulale Conception Church Palmer Road, on Feb. 10th. with Requiem liigh Mass, officiated by his Past- or. Rev. P. Walsh. Seated in Sect- qary was Rev. N. Gallant. The Union Jack draped casket was born by the followl veterans: M(VSSl'R. Bclunle Gail ct, Maurice hlyt-rs, Edward Trambly, E. T. Myers, Ben Arscnault and Joseph J. Gaudct, Flower bearer. Char- les Leo Perry.

MASS (ARDS

Mr. and Mrs. Mederlc Pulrier

ilr. and Mrs. John M. Perry

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Perry

('harles Leo Perry

John Joseph Pcrry

Xlr. and Mrs. Cyril Doucette

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Myers

lllr. and Mrs. Claud 0'Meara

Mr. and Mrs. Leo R. Perry

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Perry. I.:tui'ciire. Mass.

Wilbert Pcrry

.Vlrs. Patti Gaudet

ilr. and Mrs. Arthur P. Gaudet

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Burke, Al- bertun

Mr. and Mrs. George Polrier

Mrs. Mary Tlilbotleau, and family

Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Perry and

Gerald Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wedge and

family Mr. and Mrs. Camille Richard Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Arse-

nuult

Mr. and Mrs. Frctl E. Thibodeau Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gaudet Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Shea .I.M. Murphy and Co. Ltd.. Halifax Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gaudat

Mr. and Mrs. Fred J, Pat.” Mr. and Mrs. Henry Malllct. Al-

hcrton Mrs. Evangelina Allalo Frederic, and Francis

W. and Mrs. J.l... Polrlsr Cole Hrooit. Maine

r. and Mrs. Nicholas Perry

- and Mrs. Clarence Wedge

. and Mrs. William Shea

. and Mrs. Gerald Rooney

. and Mrs. Joseph J. Barnard .,:lld Mrs. Leslie Maillot. Tig-

nl Mtbmttind Mrs. John J. Gaudet, Leo-

Q'.'- and Mrs. John R. lernard xi"! Josephine Gattttet -lzmtznd Mrs. Manual Malllet, Leo-

Mr--nd Mr.M rl M

Mr. and Mr's. B-llfllceilfglelr:

MMr. and Mrs. Barn Myers. Boston amend Mrs. At-sen Iernard, Bos-

Michael Bros. Charlottetown

(lrmt J. Potrler. Misc-ouchs

t""- Mlfxaret Lcclslr, Chelsea

F; and Mrs. Robert J. Hayes. (hehtca "'- Loretta Dolron. Chelsea

Mrs. Yvonne Malllaua Chelsea M;.a.nd Mrs. Joseph hm, gym;

3. W” and Mrs. lenlamln Leclalr, Chelsea '

Miss Lea Gasslllll Chelsea Mn -no tan. Isa .1. amuuu

made

lEcltoes Harnessed To Guide The;

Sightless In City For Blind

”clty" of the blind. so designed that even its echoes hclp the sight- Iess to walk. is to be officially opened Monday by Governor-Gen- erll Massey.

Located in Toronto's fashionable Bayvlew district, Baker Wood, the new headquarters of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind. was built at a cost of 33,150,000.

Six buildings in the centre are,- connected by brcczcways underground passages. One of the, buildings is a residence which can. accommodate I30 blind men. I

The corridor from the sti-ect-level entrance is built so that footsteps; can produce echoes to guide those using it. Doorknnhs are all differ-,

each room. BRAILLE INDICATORS

The automatic elevators have Braille indicators. A 05-foot over- pass across Bayview avenue was

uilt to allow blind persons to cross I the street to a bus stop in safety. I

In the residence. which has mom i for 40 men. four rooms for married couples and 10 rooms for trninccs, carpets in the halls are sunken to prevent tripping.

Residents of the centre pay ac- cording to their means. Only those whose sole means of support are government allowances or pensions are subsidized by the CNIB.

The centre. named in honor of Col. E. A. Baker. managing direc-

berton Mr. and Mrs. Evcrctt Williams Mr. and Mrs. Sam Myers, Slaugh-

ton. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Gallant. St. John

Mr. and Mrs. Celeste Mmllt-t, Mnnoton. N.B.

Arsen J. Poirlrr. Mist-out-he

Mrs. Marie Myers and Arllmr. Lawrence, Mass.

Larry. Rita Bernard. Toronto

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hayes, Bus-

! ton

Gordon Toomhs, Summerslde

Kenneth Henderson. tlummerside

iMargarct l.e(7lair, Chelscl

l..D. Arscnaull

Mr. and Mrs. ('harlu Watts and Buelah. Traradie

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Waite, Sum- marslde

Arthur W. Vcrlty. Anhcrsl. N. 3.

Mr. and Mrs. John E. Mountain, Alma

Mrs. Margaret Peters, Alma

Mrs. Myra Callaghan

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Murphy. Free- town

and Mrs. Clayton Grahams, Toronto

Mr. and Mrs. Auhln llcrnartl. Tor-

onto.

ENROLMENTS

Propagation of the faith

Mr. and Mrs. Cen Fred Gallant, Chelsea, Mass.

saleslan Purgallonlal

Mr. and Mrs. Harry llaczcuaskl. Chelsea. Mass.

SPIRITUAL BOUQUET!

Mr. and Mrs. Arlen Gallant. Rift!- mond. P.F:.l.

J. Vincent Gallant, Richmond. P. I

Mn. Annie Gresainr. Chelsea. us.

FLOWER!

Clark Fruit Co.. Charlottetown IIIWZAGES OF SYMPATHY

Mr. and Mrs. Plamadon. Quebec Mrs. Edmund Arscnnull, Howlan, Joseph Malllel. hfnnitobn L

4 blind pcrsons. l

ent in shape and design to identify i000

in 1918 and Lewis M. Wood. firstl president and who served until last l year, also will be the headquarters of the institute's Ontario branch. t

Baker Wood contains work-shops. , hobby departments. a publishing I

building. 3 m,,.a,.y and an auditor. lotto group. 'l'he school is to he held -th ium. its facilities for the vocational ii"

training of lilind persons are con-, sidercd the most modern in the in- . atitute's history.

After the opening Baker Wood"

CNlB's 46 branches serving 22,000

lCharlottetown Branch

lervice fur the three children and

-a rabbi "murdered by Egyptian

killers near Tel Aviv on Wednes- dky-” The youngsters said the or- Kllnitation is the leading anti-Com- munisl group for Jewish youth. Bentiurion complained to Ham-

um-rpgp N4-nous, N,Y, lAPl- marskjuld Thursday against thel

Hammarslsllold continued the last '

lraid on the children and the ap- pearance of Edylttlon let planes; over Israeli territory. Ben-Gurion

allied what assurances Hammarsk-I. gold had received from Egypt's Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser that orders had been issued to all Egyp- tian forces to maintain a complete

.. 'ire, not to cross the arm- istice line, to put an and to the activities of sabotage and "murder gangs" and to rclraln from other acts of aggression and via- Icncc.

BENDS REPLY

Hammarskjold in his reply said Ben-Gurion must be aware that in negotiations of this kind the UN must take the word of the govern- ment as binding.

"You further ask whether I have the certainty that orders ihad' bccu issued to all Egyptian forces to observe certain rules defined in your message". Hammarsklold continued. "You will in this con- text remember that l have asked you for your assurance that you will issue orders to the same ef- fect as promised by the govern- ment of Egypt. I regret that so far I have not received such assur- ances . . . ."

Hammarskjold pointed out that Israel's complaint to the mixed armistice commission on the plane

all -'

clash stated it took place over the

told Ben-Gurlon that the presence of military aircraft from both sides violated the armistice rules gov- erniItE that zone. Israel rlrpurlcd one Egyptian plane was shut down.

Association For Retarded

fCl1ildren Received Support

Mr. J. Russell St. John was elected President at the annual "T93"!!! of the P.E.I. Association for Retarded Children, which was

held at the Y.:ll (LA. on Monday.'

other officers elected were; James Mullins, Vice-president; Mrs. Allen Johnston, Secretary; John F. l.eigIitt7.er. Treasurer. Mr. Eugene Kt-lly acted as chair.

Mrs.

Iman and wclcomcd Messrs. Eldon- IGFGBH. of the National Departmcnlli

of Welfare and Eugene MacDonald. of- the Provincial Department of W9”-'-"9. also .Mrs. Ernest Lord as I representative of the "Kinetic" group.

The retlrintl president Mrs. Stewart Pierce. in her report stated the efforst for the year concentrat. ed on securing the co-operation of the Canadian Legion and vm-inns

Government. departments and Km-l

. individuals in the establishment of the Day Training School which is sponsored by titt- V of the Can- Idlem Lesion. s.i-:.s.i.. Finaflclal assistance is also given by the ne. ptlrtment of Education and the Kin.

a classroom provided by the Charlottetown Board of School Trustees In West Kcnl School, with

.'Miss Sue Hlllett as organizer and

teacher.

Mdltviii be the headquarters of the TRAINING FACILITIES

The association aims at co-opcr-

lating with all concerned In helping to meet the needs of all retarded children in any way possible. It looks forward to a time when seg- regation of mentally retarded from the mentally ill in the local instit- utions and also to adequate train- ing facilities for the less severe. or those classified as ”educabla re- ltarded" may be possible. The association seeks to Increase ts membemhip which is not re- ;SLl'l('lefi to parents of retarded lchildren only. i Mr. John F. Lelghtlzer. chairman of the Board of Directors for the Day Training School, reported that -the room provided for the class, 'has been re-decorated. new floor covering laid, furniture stalled and everything was now about in ireadiness for the class to begin.

The Mental Health Clinic was jhelptng not only in screening the children for the school, but also in ,a tsting parents in understanding

flaud accepting their child's condit- plon and probable future develop- lments. , Mrs. Wendell Cudmore reported at a tag day could be held May lift and I9”. Cturespondnnce In con- -rnectton Will! the recently organized ,C2madian Association for Retarded Children was dealt with.

The meeting closed with refresh- ments served by Mrs. Roland Tay- ,lor and Mrs. Allen Johnston.

FEDERAL WORKS COSTS y OTTAWA (CF) - Federal con- struction in Ottawa over the nextl 10 ycars will cost about 8100.000.-l . Works Minister Winters es- timated Saturday. New buildings include a 815,000,000 defence head- ost office i

quarters. a 37,600,000 a 35,000,

department building an

i000 works department building. A

tri-service tnillta hospital to cost about 55,500,000 1: so is planned.

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The regular monthly meeting of the Prince Edward lsand limiti- 131 Board was held in the Board

said it was clear that Egyptiapl Room of the Nurscs' ftesulom-c on acts of hostility are continuing. He . Tuesday. April llth. The financial

report for March was submitted and approved.

The Trustees adopted the ret-um mendation of the Medical Stat! that the regulation which allows parents only to visit the maternity ward be continued for thc prt-st-tit.

Expert Says Square Dancing

-Gaining Ground

The special square dance to hr hold at the Community ('f'llllt' ml Thursday. April 19th, lllr'll'lxS on other important inilcstonc lll liti- revital of intcrcst in sqttarc and folk dancing which has !sl(';ttliIx been gaining ground llli'ull;.'l)utll Canada and 1hc United Sluic-

Rickey Holden. iuterualmuallx famous square dance aulliurux uln. will call for the etcut. attributes this modern development to set cral factors.

”Pcoplc are l)0l.'llllIllI;! in tn-in-l against the growing passncn. MK ,.t their lives". he says "'l'lw out-it-m Du-It-Yourself" trend ititlit-ulcs that we are a people who prt-it-r ll('r- sonal accomplishment. yet our rc-

dgmimm-ized zone. Hgmmargkjnldl crcational forms for adults arc ct-l ting farther and farther away it-mu

active participation ”l-'urlhcr. square dancing utax lw

yn faintly activity, for tcrn-ai.'l-r-

and grandparents join with cqultl skill and enjoyment in llll' fastin- allng figures. Although for smut- years in the past. square dautuu; had in some areas fallen into lllS- rcpute and gained the reputation of Towdinessl. it has now rclurucri to take its place in the community as a wholesome recreation”

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l.I'."lilIl5ItlI)(iltI. Alta. (CPI Mrs Alina Maude Fmcnian But-ll-I auau. 7H. uidow of Senator W. -lg liul-linuttu. founder of the Leth- ltrttlsv liaxly Herald and its pub- ltfllcr for nearly 50 years, died l-rulax She entered hospital two wot-ks ago. , in Jim she ntarried Senator lint-lianan. thcn managing editor of tlic St. Thomas Times-Journal Scmuor and Mrs. Buchanan t-rl t-hr.-ut-tl their golden Wl'('ltilllE Still! 29. i953. Senator Buchanan dictl July 11. 1954. i Surtivutg are two sons, Dounltl liuchztnnn. assistant dit-ct-tor oi the National Gallery. Oliauzi. and lluizh P. Buchanan. ertum and publisher of the lzeilihrul:r- llcraltl; and two brothers.

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hand to proceed with the immuni- zation programme in the city sch- ools next week.

'lltc teachers have prepared lists of tlic uattit-s oi the pupils up to V (.Il'iiLlC ism lor the WI lur lllL' forthcoming littsiiital '7Ul'5i'b- anlpajgn would be M3). the I'in't-nls signed requests for In- j or-ulutiou to the Health Departme-

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The second shipment of vaccine ;mm.;.1 g.N”,,,, Shm, rccmm, hold Vprotcclum against Poliomyel-. . I

ttts has arrived in the province,thc give the first one to the others who -llltzilitrallll Dcparlment reports, and ions l tcre is

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