III I! II0l'I I'E II. III! I0? T ' :”.u:nm:ir"'nimc 13”” "held at 'lucsday. May 17, 1955 The Guardian Page 3 5'-IIHIIOPE Were mlidt came here 18 months ago. He Iii-port wearing I Mountie uniform

The followllll other Olflccrll W9l”9tstepped off the airliner at Malton and packing I pair of toy pistols. elected for the coming year: Vice-l president. Mrs. Robert FIrquhIr-

To conduct Folk. Square ulllcnlg Institute Here

Glee Club Hos Successful Year

Mrs. Rcagh Sudsbu , was elect-

Religion and Life

By Very Bev. George C. Pidgeon, D.D., LL.D.

City and Central

Flnt Modmtor 0! the United Church of cum: ::YOUB SATURDAY NIGH1” ICE CREAM the perfect win .111 . - ' ed 'd t f in C tn) no . son; treasurer. Mrs. Earl Foster: (cwyrum) . Yzrsm u" "I u" d””" vmblmi . altypliielseleellilug at Thee:nnual bIIi- :i.rectors.u3lrs. Cliiamlllollx GE0l'Ke N 0 T I C E - . , R 1 ; to . b B t ms mumnncz -mm -mm -mm--cm .....o..i..”tl?.?.?.i. -' '.....:'.. " W

ing presiduit. Mr. Preston Beck.

A couple of years ago. on I visit to the west, we were taken mmugh a little picture gallery in one of the cities. There were many beautifulithings in it.. but we lost sight of everything else when we came upon I picture of Einstein. That lisuiittns expres- mm at a mighty intellect pene- ti-ating into nature's secrets. hid- -den from the foundation of the world, and roaming tbrouih her

of the Christian conclusions he reached in his own way.

The root-principle of the Christian ethic Jesus stated in these words: "If any man would come after me. let him deny himself and take up his cross and follow me. For whoever will save his life will lose it; and who- ever loses his life for my sake will save it." in this parable- gerni "the Cross" is the instru-

CONSEBVATIVE Headquarters are located on Queen Street. next to Fennell Us Chandler. Dial W17.

ISLAND GRILL. s Dial 5220. Servinguefieill dinners. Specializing Clilneu dish

WE REGRIND Crankshafts. Maritime Motor Supply Co,, i.ta., 42 Beasley Ave.

THE DATE. June 27th, the place.

DB. D. B. IBOWN will be abeent from the Polyclinic until June lat.

"WE TREAT I'll! SICK WELL" -Glggey's Pharmacy. open eve- alnga 't:lll A o'clock.

FOR GOOD FOOD VALUE order Milk. For better health order more Milk.

LINEN SUITS AND DRESSES. with matching Dusters. Pastel

presided.

The meeting opened with Grace by Bud MIcMurtry after Mr. Beck welcomed the members and guests. He extended thanks to Mrs. George Fisher. Miss Marion Langille and Mrs. presentation was made to Mr. Roy Mugford and Mrs. Rae who throughout the year. The treasur- er's report was given by Mr. Earl

acted

QUAKES HIT GREECE

ATHENS (AP! - The town of Volos in central Greece was shaken by I new sucession of 30 earth- quake tremors Friday night and Saturday morning. The uakes caused many damaged buildings to collapse knocked out power lines. one woman was reported injured.

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vast spaces to see in action those merit of self-crucifixion: the the Coliseum, the top notch en- shades-Just arrived at Nor-niI'a. Foster. H 5 1 k h h powers which he had discovered. Christian law of life is self- tertainers. the Four Gentlemen. RADIO H M I am In The secretary. John McAleer re- 1,: .l'.,,.:",,, 3:n:d:nfc,f,'mvi;,e:I appealed to the depths of ones investment in the highest good PARTIES no t .m: min: , H d viewed the club's activities during many to hm his plrgnts who nature. Now that he has left us of others. On this point we have LDING lNvI'rA. serv ce. as . ome In the past season. noting

"The (me TIONS for the Nurse s Graduation Alll0- 01315541 presentation of "A Waltz Dream” '1

ye are eager to learn I few of he things he has left behind to aelp us all in our search for the

saying from Einstein: value of I human being is deter- mined primarily by the measure

Dance Thursday, Dial 7142 or 8830 for reservations. not later than 8 p. in. Wednesday. May lllth.

LIBERAL HEADQUARTERS- 219 Great George Street. Dial 8614

7 was one of the highlights. Llflllllie. Captain Guides reported for

Husbands! Wivesl

meaning of life and the God who and the sense in which be has or 5331. New op” Wu-y Qvenm. M A

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e t ; ric or ree es imaes J . I . I , ml, i., -.a,i l:

is belns mailed "WAY 35 "Wet KI-V495-'l on your house wiring and fixture :;:"”go:'.:.,"u':,T& ”"52.'..S"' "Fifi-tltimacyv veliirrs George Fisher .Ii:rlYblol:::9Ei:: r:eTn'.'.f.'.i?3'I:a:-'is;."."; - - : ' ' ' cause 'u - -

before. That truth is the Being of God and His self-revelation to men. The truth of the Divine Mind behind all that exists is held with passionate conviction by Jew, Moslem and Christian in in lands. And it is this that is nun-..' attacked by Marxian ma- .-. ililsls wherever they can get i nearing. On this truth depends in that many of us live for. and -mtiiily without it the future is ll.' Ii.

a(iiuN(7E AND RELIGION

'll.c Ixcw York Times has just putiiislicu a Iew Formulas by

Another of the key-ideas of our faith is the supreme worth of the individual to God. Man even at his worst is of priceless value in God: sight 'and lie sacrificed His Son to save the Lost. On this our scientist rem ' in passing: '”l”he man who regards his own life and that of his fellow-creI- lures as meaningless is not mere- ly unhappy but hardly fit for life."

His entire experience set him against war and all that went with it. Again and again he re- ferred to Gandhi, and Gandhi's law of non-violence had his warm

requirements. Dial 6212.

Macl)0NALD RADIO SERVICE 3-8410 ftlililrlnl. Amplifiers and sound systems. Disc and tape re 100 Kent Street. Phone

ENGAGEMENT.-Mr. and Mrs. John W. MIcGregor. Kensington Road. Charlottetown. wish to an- nounce the engagement of their second youngest daughter Emily Jean to Andrew John Meko, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Meko. Mel- ville. Sask. Marriage to take place in June.

C L 1 N I C CANCELLATION. - Because the N. B.-P. E. 1. Pub-

and Saturday. May mils-21st.

PLANTS-Annual Flower Plants on sale from May 23rd until July. Also Tomato. Cabbage Ind Cauli- flower Plants. Ernest Burke. South- port.

OIL SURVEY - in I further effort to explore the possibilities of oil in the Province. samples from various sections have been taken and have bean forwarded to the Dominion ' ' A at Ot- tawa. While some of these sam- ples show some promise. no re- port has yet been received to in- dicate that oil in commercial pro- portions can be anticipated. The

ing experts on folk dancing will ' i I dancing stitute in Charlottetown on Friday

One of America's most outstand- E

the Cub pack. with her assistants, Md Square rnest Wood and Reg. MIcMillIn, W reported I very successful year. y.,.,.,.., .

Mr. Herbert Baxter gave I very Wat -lldxussutm

iron 40 g . g om... Tonic Tablets -y. shat... mus- orsfor you, too. Ina to "V3 :02 lulllllr late. energize and iuld-iiv 9l'Il"!, Y- F31

"Get-Iequaiaued sin call

and Saturday. May 20 and 21.

He is Frank L. Kaltman tabovet and he will conduct the Folk and; Square Dancing Institute at the Community Centre hnder the

X of the Swingster Club! this Friday and Saturday. 3

Mr. Kaltman is considered oncl of the Top Ten Callers in the Unit- ed States and is the person who has contributed the most towardi the recent revival of interest in square dancing.

He has spent 20 years of field.

IMPORTANT NEWS

There will be In workers and supporters of the CONSERVATIVE

important meeting of all

Regular monthly meeting of Electrical Con- tractors Association of Prince Edward Island will be held in Blue Room, Miitonis Old Spain at 8 p.m. Tuesday. 17 May 1955.

E. S. CHANDLER.

Secretary-ii'easurer.

SE39: color is at nssmonini

The moat: precious diamonds are colorless-ebut have delicate

tints invisible except to the expert's aya. Let. us show you how

.l .... .iIl.Nltllll. and from it we gppt-oval, u the (allowing .1. g g A . .V . - .

WM. me mnowing 0,, science tract shows. "A leader M his llc Health Association meeting is ?)l'erl;"zf3It"'I:3nI:eI(','fgIfI":1rl:'s':5IfIy ”;'ngyN2'::' research in folk dancing and reIat- PARTY m the CLOVER CLUB on Wednesday W5 "ch shade urmion ah,” the inmvidual djamond , beauty ."

"”" ilC”3'”"t . . . I .--E. lIIl5llDP0l'I9t1 by any 0"” bung held m Charlotmow-n. ""5 ural Resources in Prince Edward ed I-elk! aim He has t":.V?:ec: :5” ning, May 18th at 8 o'clock p.m. and in PARKDALE ill 05'". EVOW I931 ll 0'17 Wllecuill 3 9' F5939" "ll" ""1 ' 'i'iic at-it-iitist'i.2 religious ward authority. . Pomona week. the regular Chest Clinic at Island. tfll;-E2138 1;vlllI;r'3efdifeF litllaislo lgondsugtelfi HALL on Friday evening, May 20th at 8 dclock mm. 3,”; qulliw.

tut-..iig takes the form of a rap- turous aiiiazctiiciit at the har-

whose succeas rests not upon craft nor the mastery of technical

the Sanatorlum has been cancel- atllholl. Friday afternoon. May

. Mrs. Ray Mncxinnon and her son

HERE FROM PEABODY --

this work include.Yucatan. Mex-

ico, Peru, Venezuela. Europe and

Come and meet your candidates, Dr. MacMiile.n

TAYLORS

lll my U1 natural law, which re- devices, but simply on the con- y . . , W15 8" '"l91”l-”-”''" 0i 5 "9 ll vincinti power 01 MI personality: POLICE COURT .- in Police Siewa" Ft ”' P"'”dy' Mas” "re alligtztifesciiailizhtef iIzInIifxIei::3al:sres- and Walter Hyndmm Ind ha" m emoymbk wow Mliiv-i0l'i-Y lllill- Ciumlnllied With 2: . victorious fighter who has Court yesterday Magistrate K. M.iigl:i';:g":h:r:”'t'::y"grgefgg lgaetshg ionai folk dang, styles. Among evening. It. .111 the syslemalc thinking and devoted all his strength to the Martin remanded I resident oi” i h' if h d T of MP5. M8CKll1ll0ll'S father. 3011- ls many accomp '5 mems an (Inserted 5! the Progressive Conservative Part1)-

umiig of human being is an ut- x-rly insignificant reflection. This tctuing is the guiding principle of his life and work. insofar as he succeeds in keeping himself trom shackles of selfish desire. it is beyond question closely skin in Iliat which has , ” the religious geniuses of all ages." Add to this his conception of the creative powers of the human mI1l(I: . . only intuition. resting on syntnillllrllf linderstamling of

rxiiniriit-c.” can enable the IN 0 N T A R I 0 ELECTION - . . . - . v .. - RAINBOW CLUB IVIELTS - He has been an instructor of folk felfsnatlm (:?en1:;.::I;: n lgwle ("uh Strange BUI True Dfrvlg An:e"o"' 33'ye."'”ldl 13:" Mrs. G. Whlteside presided at the and square dancing at the New- y 5 mm y 35 C "e" "M" m”u'y 0 regular monthly meeting of the ark College of Engineering (1951):

which the cosmos can be built up

uplifting of his people and the betterment of their lot. I man who has confronted the brutality of Europe with the dignity of the simple human being, and thus at all times risen superior."

In these days of mounting a. A such i ' t from such I powerful mind command attention.

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by pure deduction." Einstein was not I Christian inf our sense of the term. but many

MORRISON & MacEA0llERII

Electrical and Plumbing

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Ever hear of a moll buzzer. No? Wcll. I molt buzzer is an under- world term for I woman who

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and lifting their contents as quick as I cat can wink her eye.

There are 7.600.000 parakeets pets in Canada and the United States-an increase of 161 per cent in two years.

A couple of letters dropped from I ship in the Straits of Messina. Italy. reached England in 5 days. They were not mailed. They were inclosed in bottles, together with

once skied down Mt. Balding at Sun Valley. Idaho, two and a half miles. at I speed of 67 miles an hour.

Even when diluted 6.000 times human tears will kill dozens of different kinds of microbes. Bot- tled tears may soon be purchased from your drugstore as I naturI' antiseptic.

On February 17. 1850. Daniel E. Sickles. shot and killed Phillip Barton Key. attorney for the dis- trict of Columbia and son of Francis Scott Key. who wrote "The Star Spangled Banner."

In 1892. more than 30 years af- ter hls sensational crime. Sickles was elected to congress-the only

Donagh on ball of 5200 until today on I charge of failing to stop at the scene of an accident at Nel-j son's Service Station Sundayl Charged with being drunk and dis- orderly two men were fined snot and costs. Another man was re-l manded on I drunk and disorderly; charge on bail until coirt

venes today. Two persons were sentenced to 20 days for being drunk and incapable and aiinthcr was remanded for I week.

represent the Liberal party in up- position to the sitting member. Dr. W.'J. Dunlop, minister of Educat- ion in the Frost Cabinet. represent- ing Eglinton. Ont. Mr. An(IeT?"fl went to Toronto in 1945 to study law at P ) Hall and in (till he was admitted to the Ontario bar. Since then he has been practicing at the corner of Y age and Eglinton. Mr. Anderson ii: a son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ander- son. St. Peter's. P.E.l. where he attended school. and I graduate of Mt. Allison University previous to taking up his law studies It Osgoode Hall. '

larger and more successful each year is the Family Accident Pre- vention Meeting which will be held in the Community Centre on May 26th. For the past four years Prince Edward Island has won the system award with the low- ell employee injury frequency :--'- nml Mr. R. B. Graham. As- sistant General Manager. Mone-

..il be present at the meet- ing to present the pleque to the Island Division. An enjoyable pro- gram is being yICICI1ICd by C.N R. talent featuring many new at- tractions. New films will be shown impressing on all employees safety methods both at work Ind in the home. which subject will”

Forrest Phillips. Mount Royal and her brother-in-law. Stirling Mac- '(innon. North River. Stewart Mac- Kinnon has recently completed I four year tour of duty with the United States Airforce. over three of which were spent in Germany. He leaves shortly for California where he has accepted I position with I large American -I" "inc

achievements are the following. lie is the publisher of Folkraft records, specializing in folk and square dance music. He is co- edfitor of American Squares Mag- azlne. He is the organizer and sen- ior staff member of Folk Dance Institutes in many states since 1949 lConn.. New Jersey, Texas, Indiana, Minnesota. North Dakota).

company. His brother John is in the U. S. Coast Guard with I1llB(I'l qt"ii'iei's at Honalulu. l

Rainbow Club held yesterday af- ternoon at Sunset Lodge. The opening prayer was given by Ma- jor Mildred Stevens. Plans were finalized for holding the centen- nial blossom tea at the lodge about the middle of. June. Four chrome finish lawn chairs were presented to the matron, Sr. MI- jor Ircne Henderson for the use ol the guests at Sunset Lodge. Three new members were admit- ted to the Rainbow Club: Mrs. R. P. VInAlstine. Mrs. J. A. lVIilCI.oe0d and Mrs. 3. Preston McLainI. Closing prayer was of- fcred by Sr. Major Henderson.

Rail Shipments

There was I decrease of 150 car- loads transported from Borden to Cape Tormentine in April from the same period last year. ac- cording to figures released by the C.N.R. superintendent's office. Charlottetown. Potatoes saw I de- crease of 251 carloads from 1954. Other shipments included with last year's figures in brackets: Live- stock. 99, l103t. Railway material 15. (21).

There were several noticeable in creases also. Turnips I15. (791: Miscellaneous 123 (its): Eggs 10 tel; Roughwood 1'! tot; Scrap iron

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Mr. Kaltman has been consult- ant Ind teacher on the Newark Board of Education (1949-1953) and the Radio City Music Hall (1950).

Teachers Course at Carl Fischer Co. 11949): Clubs and classes in many cities; Hunter College 11952).

He is also the organizer of the New Jersey Teachers and Callers Association; the guest lecturer at teachers conventions and callers associations and the featured call- er at many dance festivals in numerous staics.

Final Meeting Fxeculive Of '-lome & School

cigarettes for the persons who c'N'R' MEETING "' A" 0"” mum and mailed themi quad!" Gamma" National Ra". D I The Prince Edward island ex Edy Rommg" of swmulum W.” "cm Much I. vowing n ecutive of the Home and Scliov

Federation held their last met- ing of the season yesterday afto noon. Ten members were nrcscn Mrs. J. Gordon lllacdonald pl't sided.

Arrangements were complete. for the provincial annual meet ing. The afternoon business meet ing will be followed by I panel discussion on parent education. Spring Park and Parkdale School. pupils will contribute choral num- bers to begin the evening session Dr. L. A. DeWolf. pioneer of th Home and School movement i Nova Scotia. will be the speci: guest speaker.

Mrs. Macdonald spoke to Mail

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com,-gem,-3 "'9' "M53" I” II” 3'I:l:hI:9 dIlCll5l0d by I 1008'! An Ilelghty-eight carlnad increase dowbrook Institute on Home Inc Many I romance began beside I I T2?-r I0.l!dtsyteVTKrIl Ililesn ylgar-fegd ScR(t?.lndv;c:.l;k. dxrlllife I::u.x,I:,o.'llm.',,.: . . . . HAMPTON vrettv w-fem" -I - -ummer re- "W03" WES C0Um- only is in im. in In and on. m .....i .....n... .... ........... .2...-ii 5229.000 Gross Earnings in Off-shore Fishing

sort ends beside I leaky faucet in

Mr. Allison Jewell. pharmacist

and last year figures in brackets

(12) and autos 109 (ill.

province may send nine voting,

the kitchen sink. . with Jenkins Pharmacy of this W”. ms enaneo ' 104 (76,. no I. . . , Phone Craltatid An Island motorist who ran 20 City has recently returned from '; C ". - ' " delegat” 5”” ""3 "'".”" I51 - - rec: on me mum. throush a a ten-day course on. at me i" ”"' ”” W ""”'""'” "1" F"d"”""" ”-- "W "” Gov'l'. Assistance for First Frozen Fillet Plant on P.E.I.

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fence and into I tree gave one of our mounties I perfectly plausible explanation of the happening. "I just couldn't hold my girl and the steering wheel at the same time." he said.

sales training centre of the East- man Kodak Company It Roches- ter. N.Y. The course was attend- ed by 25 persons interested in various phases of photography and salesmanship. and included

Decreases were as follows: Coal 75 (110), sugar 12 (25). and bar- rels 3 (5).

There was an increase in the number of carloads from the m1ln- lsnd to Prince Edward Island of

several members of the executive are planning to attend.

Miss Grace Campbell. I value member of the executive. leavc shortly to take I position It Prince Albgrt. Sask. The appr- ciation of her work as Cnnvcflt

in four years. Nicki Martin. of m I C d m U . 29,. I 1954 th 10,-, g London.. England. survived 12 5.2:; 3:." Ce:,n,.?,1a',gm.:jc. mntferd loads ncomparetlnfvitvliiue 133 is; of children's reading was exprc: Iutomobile crashes. She died in ' ' monm ".1 by Jung. I)egRocheg and nn

the thirteenth. a collision between two cars.

A sympathetic gunman told Mrs. Maire Brown he was "only joking" when she burst into tears after he demanded all the cash in her beauty parlor. in Toronto. Canada. Then he left quietly after taking only 81.50 from the cash register.

In Memoriam

In loving memory of our nephew. Wendell Ferguson. who was killed In I plane crash. May 17th. 1058.

We cannot forget your smiling

ce. Your happy carefree ways i The smile that won so many friends These happy bygone days. Deep in our hearts year memory

is kept. We loved yea tee dearly to eves- forget.

Iver Remembered by his Aunt and Uncle. Laura and will.

In fond and loving memory of

Ills sudden death surprised as all.

Jewell states that the time spent at the centre was most Interest- ing and with the exception of an afternoon trip to Niagara Falls and I closing banquet there was little time for leisure He was particularly impressed with the size of the Kodak plant which has I payroll of over 5107.000. and with the accommodations provided for the employees. Hc was shown every phase of opera 4 tier! concerned with the manu-1 facture of cameras and films some of which to him were qtiite I revelation. Mr. Jewell. who was accompanied by his wife. is the first Charlottetown man to be selected for this course.

Personals

Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Fraser re- turned on Sunday from St. Pet- arsburgh. Florida. where they spent I delightful holiday for the past five months.