iiiagram iiowc how the Van- ‘llJ.l‘fI missile. tented Wednesday ~ Florida. could pop a plnt-siz- pl‘ i.-idiwequipped US satellite

Rv WILLIAM HARWOOD l‘~\LTll\IORE 'AP’ - Siiccess allure of the first Us at- viiiiit to launch n fully - instru- 'I\(‘lIlCd satellite on In orbit IX!) iiiile< above the earth will be lillU\\n to minutes after the three. -ii:c rocket blasts off its firing ti.illl\l'l'n. l'li;it‘s all the time it viill take ii-ton Vanguard to reach or- altitude ‘and start its 21-pound. 1)-"inch sphere ll'l'lllllng on an egg-shaped path mmiiid the earth tlir first attempt -iiiiril \ blast of power from its first-

ll set for

aiiard from its firing stand at I apt‘ Canaveral. Fla. It will take ‘Tim pounds of thrust to get the

“Witt pound monster off the ;-miiyrl l"iim the moment the '/".I—tnoI.

(til '»\(‘I starts the ascent, the set- 9|l."ls’i< and engineers who con- -e \(‘d. designed. built and threw ‘tic .~zwitch to fire Vanguard will in powerless to correct the in- .‘lllt'lIOnS they already Will have ii-parted to it

Rut Vanguard will he doing its min thinking. The course and

?'Vi'tlllR of separations will be pre- -v ' Vanguard‘: electronic twain Any deviations will aiito- ‘iiatically trigger a correcting "llIILI'0l to return the rocket to its ivcdctermined path.

n\'[-‘. MILE UP ‘

Ten seconds after firing. Van-

The regular school party was iwlri in Grade ’l\-velve classroom in Friday night At the close of enjoyable evening a um served

\lany students are cnieriitiz lit ps-iv conte " krvinsored by Mrst Prince Board of Trade The lvrial date for entries is .'\'o\cm- wt in and it is hoped that stu- triizs from Albci-ton liigh will he well represented among the trim" winners.

The editors and sin Green and Gold", School paper.

if of The the High have commenced

kayo"; M o3'r"'t‘l1l'it‘¢”i‘!-3'-’-in S.-to

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‘furnished with radio transmitters tum its orbit. The tests will ha\e.i-oiild he launched. Firing of ful-

IO Seconds Will Tell Story In Moon Launching A

AI.B_ERTON HIGH No

Essay Contest On Democracy‘ Attracts Student Interest

JO Mrlei ‘From

reached such n static hv Dec;-m.l her. the government says, thatl tiny six and one-hall inch ballsl

guard uill hate climbed one mile straight itp lla autopilot brain will then incline the rocket crad- ually on its easterly curving tra- Jei-tor out over the Atlantic oce Just 217 minutes after firing, the rocket will have reached an altitude of :16 to 40 miles and will be travelling at 3.700 mph. the 4-foot-Inn: first-stage rocket will have used up its fuel and will separate from the second and third stages. Stage one falls into the Atlantic ocean. The,serond-stage rocket engine immediately takes 0\f‘T. Seconds later the titaiiiiim tipped niisc cnne ta-lls away leaving the satel lite exposed. The nose cone. in addition to streamlining the oicr-all launch- ‘Ing vehicle. shields the satellite from frictional heat urini: its i-limtb through the dense lower at- llltHpht‘l‘f‘ \‘o longer needed iboﬁe 04 miles. it ll dropped to :ave iieight _ The second stage burns out in lightly less than two minutes. At this point —» approximately four minutes after takeoff—ihc rocket is 140 miles up and 200 miles

‘east of the launching site

its course. now is pointed more toward the horizontal and in speed is about 9.000 m.p i, BRAIN NECESSARY

The second-stage brain l.\ still necessary to the third for guid- ance. The rocket has enough tel- ocity to carry it to the desired 300-mile orbital altitude So it is allowed to coast for the next J’./a

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The staff of the paper are as follows Editorn-chief Eric Han dy. assistant editors, I-Evelyn Carpenter and Lorraine (tamp- bell; etiquette. Elaine Millar; no- cinl column. Myrna H . alum- ni. Erma Hardy. Grade 12 clau- room reporter Jnice Smallman; (‘trade ll. Patricia Gaudet, Grade in Hubert Snroule

All students interested Ln the Board of Trade essay contest on Democracy" should attend the films on this niihject in the In- .\'llIlIIP Hall on Thursday evening.

Elside P. Y. P. Hold Meeting

Ilia‘ regular weekly ltlt‘4'IIlIE of living Peoples was held in the liiirih parlor on \\(‘(lIlt‘.\(lH),

llwnn 7.59 was sung. the offer- nt: amountin to 82th Offer- iorv prayer followed The Scrip- ttre was taken from

t"’-Iver. The closing hymn was followed by the Benediction by Rev J.I). Mu-Kny.

Roll cnll was answered hv H "temhers. Lorne Moeec "l HIP two visitors.

I Trmrt. on the Maritime con

"\ over Thanksgiving weekend “at given by Robert Adams.

It was moved by Robert Adams ""°'"I0d In’ Edwin Litikietter "‘ have in social evening next w"l"0ldly- The treasurer Nor- man noun gnve bin‘ report A committee was ed llmk after iii. noci "IQ (‘ﬁniu ye.’ \lacI-Jwen as chairman of ‘tmcti committee and Room

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nl Jrening for with Eleanor (III

"III ' of Gerene Gallant. Grant Gnlnnt. Edwin I-"tkldtor an F

or-hen. I’-orne Mount in the new presi- Fnt

_ V - Adllll nnd ‘lmllbtll en in buy n em for

“"0 of the innmben Jennie Mu-

Ewen. who In getting married.

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Putin ioa. Mary Adamo led int

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Miss Jane Macttrcnor. Burton.

spent the past vicek with herl sister. Miss Mary (' Msu~(‘.rcgor. _, Charlottetown I A special feature at the rogu- inr Wednesri.-_v night dance at . St Mark's l l. lxit 7. was I step danie by Miss Shelia . merits Roseville Shelia vias at contestant in the old time fld-l

dling and step dancing contest held recently in Summerside.

Miss Gladys Walsh, Riirtnn, spent the past .eck at the home of her mother. Mrs (‘harIeiI Walsh. Brae.

Miss Marie Griffin. Rroi-ton. iipcnt the weekend at the home of her brother and sister-in-law.

Mr. and Mrs Leizh Griffin. (‘ape Wolfe. The many friends nl Mn

Leigh Griffin. (‘ape Wolfe, worry to learn of her illness and wish her it speedy recovery’ Satiirday evening Messrs wnrd ('olllcutt. Burton and Frnnli Stevens. Cnmpbelltnn. had a narrow escape whlle drawinl tins from n full drum In a small building at the reel- dcnce nf .\fr (‘o|lIcultt and un-

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VANGUARD — MARCH, I958

Iy-equipp_ed. 2fl—liy‘h spheres in not expected to take place until‘ \Iarch, I958 | (AP Wlrephmo Chart).

minutes At about 7'; minute. after lake-

nff the mrket will he 877 miles

east of the launching site and at 300 miles altitude. It will have slovoed to about $500 m.p.h Ito course now is parallel to the hor- iron.

The second stage next ignite: small rockets attached to the rim

spinning by the grooves in n riﬂe barr . A delay fuse is started for the - stage rocket engine and . "thinking" act. the 31-foot second stage is separated. it falls into the ocean about 1,550 titles east of the launching site. Stage No. 3. ignited meanwhile .y the delay fuse. is soari icrosii the sky at 300 miles al- 'itude. It takes just about a min- iite to burn out and. in so doing. increases its speed to the re- quired orbital velocity of 17,727 h

p. .

The lapsed time from takeoff is nine minutes 5 seconds; the din- thncc from the launching site 9% miles At this point. I print mechanism vtill gently separate the satellite from its five - foot

rocket and nulitte it ahead to cil-

max the launching.

Like its Russian .cousin. the [LS satellite will have III spent ockei bottle as a space eompan-I, inn.,rhus providing two satellites, ‘or the price of one for l time.

irhaﬁigaliing Service Hold

The Presbyterian Pliiirch Al Alberton was beautifully decor-

ated with umn flowers Sun- day evening en the W. .5. held its annual Thankoffering:

crvice in conducting the worm ship the president Mrs. l~‘..l. Cac- nntcr was nssisted by Mrn.l if-‘ION Kerr and Mrs. F..l. Whil¢.l

.\ho read the Scripture lessons‘ ‘ind Mrs Norman Oliver whol led in prayer. |

Three missionary hymns were, sung: Mrs. David Dunlop sang the "Beautiful Garden of Pray- er" nnd it quartette composed of Lorraine (‘n.mpbeil. Evelyn Carpenter and Garth Wiikie sang "Bring Them in" and "How Great Thou Art."

The offering was received Mrs. Sergeant Mebhernli Mrs Harold llornc

R_e\. Eli. Bean. HA: I Th., Bl); of Keneington, v fine missionary making reference to the of scripture "Ye power after that th is come upon you" reminded the congregation that

shall receive e Holy Ghost Act: IJI Ht

this promise which was fuIfilled.l

for the early missionaries of the; Church still holds nnd In still be- ing fiillfliled todny.

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MISCOUCHE

Mrs. Ezra Allen of St olas recently left by pin for Ottawa and Hamilton whecanhe will visit with her daug er Muricl and son Albert.

Nich-

Elalne Gallant. student nurse

Miscouchd. guest of her parents.

Friends of Donnie Perry will be glad to know he is much im- proved and has returned to hin home from the Prin e County Hospital. where he underwent surgery.

Peter Steele has returned to his studies at St nunstan'n Uni- versity after having spent the week-end in Miscouchc at the home of his parents. Mr and

rs. Percy Steele.

Mr and Mrs Frank I) Al‘M’l|— aiilt of Mist-nuche, recently left for Baltiniore,rtl S A., whe they viill make their home with their daughter Evelyn.

Andrew Martin of Vancouver, R t‘, recently arrived in Min- couche and is spending some time with his parents. Mr. and Mrs P C. Mart

Pairii-in l"oii'ier. viiio .; ii «iii dent at St Diinstanls University spent the weekend in Miscouchc at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrii. John C. Pnirler.

!_vnipath_v In extended to ‘Wait- ce Gaudet. Miscouche. on death of his fa er. John Peter iaiidet of Rich ‘ond. The death occured in the Prince County Hospital on Miiiiday. Oct I4 . The funeral took place on Wed- nesday morning from his late "esidence If! the Imnmciiinlc 'onceptinn (‘liurch in Wellington. here the Requiem Mass was 9.00 o‘ 0('k. Interment was in the church cemetery.

‘E. :.

(‘litre Brennan of Keiixlngton we: in visitor to Miscoiiche on Siinday. guest of Elaine Gal- lant.

I-‘riends of Mrs Marv "oirier will be sorry to know but the is ill in Prince (‘minty “los

plial. Stimmerside All hope ‘or n speedy l'!f‘(l\'f‘[\ Destfociie uho is evil»

iloyed in (‘liarlottetiwin is spend- ‘ng his vacation in Mlscouche with relatives and friends.

l’-'.d\iard l.e(‘Iair and .lo-an I.iic Gregoire of Quebec. are spend- ng some time in Miscouche viii- tin at the hnnie of Mr. and ‘firs. Phil I,e(lair.

Rosalie DesRoche. it t it it e nt- 'llll‘SF at Charlottetown Hospital. ' after

nf her parents. Mr Tllmiln I Desﬂoche. .

Mr and ‘\irs. lllrir hi-sRocI!e and daiighter recently returned it‘ their home In Ontario after having spent the pnsi geyprgl weeks in Miscourhe at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Den-

were accompanied Desﬂoche who will spend some time the iit. R.N..

week-end In Miscnuche. guest of

Justin McNeil! returned to his .lItIt'IIPl at.St l'tiinsfnn's Uni- versity aft:-i-‘having spent the

weekend in ltliscoiiche at the home of his parents. Mr. Mrs. Leonard l\lcNeill.

Miss Novn Venn. R. N.. of . couche recently motored to Mon- treal. where she will be employ- ed in a Iyispital there.

I-‘rancls Rrown of Halifax. ree- i-nlly \‘ISlIl‘d in Mist-ouchc. guest of Mr and Mrs. .lohn ('. Poirier.

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The vice-president announced’ there wou

J Gamma Hi-Y Hear Home Ec.

‘Career Talk

Teachers Hcive Confidence 1 In Their Younger Pupils

Tho’ ‘|',.'tlliI| V\(‘¢'hl\‘ iiii-4-'iii'.2 of the Iiilllllna lit Y (‘tub was held

ors who have attended three imi- secutive meetings and who unit

.. .. by d lit the Y4‘:-niri-. (it-«-4-ii Strt-ct on In be<‘0m€ members at \‘li-s Ar- . We h3\Q no plevaietrl railroad the age zruitps of iin-.,...n.iti‘ili ’l‘iii-edai eicning ()t‘1l r n_ ihiir Hollands home ‘on .\;iinr in Snmmerside but we're mak- t_\; or is there sonic other psu-ii W57 W4‘ l’t‘t‘~‘tItnl Marlttftr ‘la-‘ "¢‘"'"I1-O"“’l’°'h3"l' " ‘f’“ mg progress to that end On‘ nlogical reason for this 4-ondt llrlattd Mt‘ 3" Ill" “Il3”' “*9 3l"" ‘"“°"”"°d by l '' ‘‘“''_"'''' 3‘-0,”, Dame 5”“, Wm," lb‘. “(my meeting, i)p('n(‘d \\ilh the Hi-Y ideni that due to exarninaions. rail tracks cross the street. the Someone recently said lhll irlmltillt ritual lttllmﬂ b.‘ the ll“? ““"' "'*‘°““3 “ll 1* \"""" rails are so high that the Lireng when we d leaders get to be as \Wt‘~lI|P <'t>t|<lUt'l<‘d it.‘ R001 R8"'- b'’’_ 5 V ' V. .0! A car tiaiie a savage heatinl emotionally mature as they are -M‘ The guest speaker. \Ii.\\ even when going at moderate mature in a scientific sens: the In" ""7 ""‘ a"‘“’_'°‘l In tvn "_l"Eh3"‘ '"""f““"“l _ speed! who I‘ re‘,on,ibk for world Wm lvhieve p¢m.,. 1-ms iiii-iiit»-its Scion \I<l'.()f‘.\' were hhlhYYﬂ I-D23" -“I55 B|"Rl""“

tr. spoke on home economics in n

_ihis road block" The ranlwny or‘ poses a global enigma The ltiiss- also i>t‘P>t'n= Tit? ~‘¢‘<'t‘0wI'.\ ‘the town? Certainly someone inns eschew the llttnlantiles and Wm‘ \1i~H'¢‘ -"t‘-‘ad lhr tttttttttt" 0'

should tak? action to have the lit‘ l>“"'“l" '“""““¥

concentrate on ncientiic re- "W "9’ “°“”“

matter remedied lnenrch. We devoutly belle\c in \1al‘> w""d?ld" t'L'l><N’tt*<l 00 P9913 “W 5l’‘‘‘'‘”‘''“‘ ‘’l m’ '““"7 2 when notices are given to pu- an education that will give , lit‘ nt<'zI‘t‘~~.l>?‘ltI'-< nude on the and varied fields 0l‘l’ItylI|P elon- Dllﬁ regarding a nieetlnl of the I humanizinit emotional balance, Hm WP rN'U.It'<‘I tit-i-i-iic fiuilant oinits and est74’““l'y_ Mir‘ Him ,Summcrside Home a . hool and pursue II at the expense to “I” "It'll" “""Ii"l" 5”" I“ l""" I’f"'“""'a" l""'_" '""‘l‘. '"”." Association. the slips of paper a certain degree ()f"ur.§(‘i(In[|f|p toriii tlllllf-\ loi lllt‘ iioiiw and (valiant “Xl"¢"-*“‘l '“""F;" ' are. first given to pupils of achievements Thus do the Russ. v\iil~ll-It (iiillnltllt't's r<-~lJt“""“"" ‘INK’ 39P”“"3l""" '" ‘l"‘ "'3' Grades I-5, and then to the old- lane gain a vital advantage l'ltt' "1'-'4~ill'<’F \tl"”“ ”‘’”‘?”d l'‘'’,'_‘‘ W" h” ldll‘ ‘ er pupils if they have no broth— over us in the art of inassacre l”'t‘\t‘|'l"‘l Ill? t'l“'l'i i''‘-"'‘'*‘*I 7'' _”“’ '""°""“ "l"‘"j "5 ""‘”" rs or sisters in Will some siipei-staimiiian some " ‘'‘’d 53" The Q”"“'

grades. On inquiry we were u- day solve this puule, how can _ . —— --

siired i in procedure II n nation be all its energies no

fl°ll":“‘:‘ l’°“a"“' ll '13:" manilfai-titre machine for the

oun t e notices are more i o-

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3,-, 2|\'i(\n ,0 [hp _V.,unger pupil,’ life, and still retain their hoiiPl

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