r

Eevan Pushing Move To"

motion: The out rate in the Unit is 81.35 per one hui.-.. i." . .s of valuation which is not excessive in comparison to many other

stioii of the liabilities of the Unitlrnents can be made in our Grade The Minister sild that out of 341 X examination system.

Island students ho wrote all the "While we must be alert in

papers of the Atlantic

Kunh :CI)llI'..clIg'Oo'F'flBOl'S

'l'heGunrGa.n

Provinces this province to secure an ode-

- . linedthefactthatlualilsh. I . ' school districts in the province E amining Board. 157 or I776 quate supply of teachers. to im- past year. graduated lit Indd it Illfldlfd Delay Ann "19 GerITIany- and the debt at si75.2os.oo at the received full certificates while no prove teaching standards. and to many trained our as In , . f ' . l t t - end of the last school year is still others made over the required advance educational opportunity United states, and that today lb . ' .11. the presence of the con- MNDON. (AP Ansurin Bevan-lof Commons Tuesday night. A to- modest in comparison with many 5096 average and were considered in every way we can with the sla's engineering force is it :gregatiou of the Prat WOGIIOIGIY Pllllled I now move to tal of 104 Lahorltas Joined the other districts in relation to the passed. The total pass list was ap- f l means which we have proximately the same as In Da- bytertln Church. the officers of delay West German rearniament Bevanltea in s meas- tax base. that is the property proximately 9096 whilszs T 0,1 0111' disposal. yet we must rea- lted states. but at the IN!!! the various congregational organ- until after the Western powers ure. If this liatfgrowl by tbeweek- valuation ofs3.2-19125.00 or a debt or approximately 1096 failed. hu that srester educational sd- rate of graduation! soon will it- lzationa were installed in their livid toll level talks with the Ilus- :31! to include an absolute mat of 5.495 of the assessed valuation. Mr. Clark said. "I wish to make Vltlctmeiit in I relltlvely low in- much larger. - omcee by the minister. the Rev. lint ty of the 286 Labor members. OFFICIAL REQUEST special mention of the excellence come province like ours could "Likewise the Canadian press .3, u. an. during the evening The left-wing Labor leadar ob- the Bevanita motion will have to .. - ll l of the results of two private readily be achieved.-if substan- is issuing similar us In- worship service on Sunday. the t-inod sinrrtsinslv in support be debated. The true aevsnite 1l"""l'- ”'5P"' ml ”lhe5"'jl schools in Charlottetown. Saint tlslly more financial support cently the Financial Poi. cu- min. following the installation of from P I moderate strength is figured at 0. education: pro :88 mill! Joseph-5 convent mg N..." Dune were available. l ada's leading financial publica- :.i.e officers. Mr. Bean , 3 i win: that t looked to 1”" We '1" it 19919.59” .'l”'” Academy were both without fall- . Absolute equality oi -duca- tion. featured a full a article , . "mm, on 3,. gommud ,1 God Clement Attlee. the official lead- indicating a degree of dissatis nc- mes Among lllell. nudenls who tional opportunity is an ideal on the need for Federa Aid ll- 'fo his People to "go iorw ". or. for guidance. ” tian. Most important of these rep- wow the Glad, xl enmlnlllm which perhaps can never be der the headline 'Here is I 'SlPecial music was provided by Political observers said I lev- resentatlons was an official re. all Joseph's has the best results '11"! Ittalned it our Province; Race We Can't Let Russia Wia'.

an's manoeuvre is successful, he will Place both Attlee -and the Road government an awkward pjrlh.

theimenll quartetta. . ' The officers installed an as fol- lows:

quest from the Village of Park- dale asking to be let out of the Unit. This request has been un-

but there is not room in any pro-

' . lb ts . m the province with nude” vincs of a great nation for neglect

writing and fifteen. or 3396. re-

Tliis article similarly claims that Russia is outeducating on today.

d .d u d 10 S ulvlug lull cell-lllcalesl wlllle of our greatest national asset. and that we are trailing badly in Keululon woman mulolmy mentary . Ame. in 3gv- and spent the day visiting at the erd clmsi era on an d user u Nam Dame Academy ume . an educated youth adequately the training of scientists and suclelyl Presldentl Ml... John w. an, ac” rlul wllllll uh uh” home 0; Mn Lyl. BMW, .1 ll” stulyd ozdoverma yeti; nu" mid rngv very close second wilh u mldwls lzrttaliared to hmake In full contrl- other personnel so necessary for Thompson; 11131 V100 president, B . Mill Road. atazilt in Ellanltoeill name” 50:” (ml ol 31 recelvlllg Ml urllllcales mllldolllvelfioart e nations strength the further du:1Ile10g3e1:Aeennct' of 3 M"' Brewer unkknexl "mud B om Am” -ad chunhm av” Henry McAu.sland of 0'Isehry follow and the Unit would rapidly Wm” "Te remamlng "Ve”.p”sed' LARGE 1,; PORT. :f,?:,l::.ny all-he ep-ln,,nci.1 put Vic” presidem Mr" Hon" Heck" a.',';lF”"' mu but only um me was in Howlan on Friday eveo- dissolve I am not satisfied that The"' "ldeedi "9 W1e"dld. me" .. . 0 ON warns ythai tthls is a grave IIM1 be"; "cnurx M"' Robert S1 ntmuuon 0' u" PEI.” lot. the Principle argument advanced mds ”'d l”.'”"hy ” "" hmhe” Th" G”"'"mem M.” "ready ur ent situation that warrants the Humphrey; treasurer Mi" M" 3, w en" town” mu mupue by the Village of Parkriale that of ”""m'"da"”"' - - the dmmcuon of rankmn "Mud atfgention of every mature Can- Walker. ' F 9f” G”m'"' 11110 111' W9” Mr. and Mrs. Newton Harris providing me He, wllh gewemge l'Our Grade X examinations among the provinces of Canada mum.

The Kelvin Grove Women. ergedinence setuphdr palm in and Nb, ad mg "mum ch”. ncllm” and Wu” wpply l! E ,fhlst year wlelllim ctonducted ztarti in theflarge: prliportioli llzlhlch it my 'me me wmld ls .0 com. '.v.l ' .. 5 ' L: P. ” t on no cl-gum”, In or g ' can ers. incu ' g wo new cen s pays or uca ion a e pro- . . . Mrs. Horace Payntar: vice pr... a motion introduced in the House were visitor; on sunny .1. mg lglgfvd u?;"lolI.e::::lfl: m9ngoel:t:b'lg established at O'Leary and North vincial level; and we are the lift! with 11115513 111 3115 35"

ident.MAlrlrS-1:181Phc1:iof;-list; sacreb Mum” in edmllml mvlm Rustico. Besides adding these two only province in Canada directly 1" 3”” P ""13 which l' "” uy, s. me or; eaa- '

race for survival. the govern-

Sf. Louis

. new centers. we made a change paying teacher's salaries. More- h f l. ll" urer. Mrs. Ira Huestis. M that "W nun” made by I by conducti the examinations over. this Government. about six men” "f t 9 we "3 m"' -' Young adults: President, Char- M" D". GFm,m M "1" Inch illiientlgidzf til? Vtilllg e bmlggl in a more leisurely fashion. Only X9315 1130. entirel)”Vi1Cli19d the ll;Jl'l'lietredweSstlal,:lS' Pclsjgiilglllld les Eeairsto; vice president, Mrs. -Mr. and Mrs. Felix Peters R9” W” h 01”", "1 Fdff wlll lllg alleged uvlnga gnel.e58,ry two PaPel'l W918 feillllfed '0 be new "I '3'"! l” ''"9”"9 "19" lo 5;” imdersmlym the field of . Wallace Thompson; secretary. and family motored to Miscouche "1"? 3111- ,0 My ml appreclable rllon cl written in a day instead of the der to leave real estate taxation. eduwllou and ln ll.-ls wunln, u Mrs. Eric Thompson; treasurer, 011 5l1lld8y.'to visit with Mrs. . p" . three papers written per day in 11! 111181 81688. Ontlrely at the ' - ll ml I ll M N lll etery puma Mr d Mr. and Mrs. Trueman Harris 1119 Will-GP and dlllwllil lEFVl995- l- ll 1;. mg disposal of the local school tax- longer have n '0 I9 pmvmc Mrs "5 anfpacle Mr Cyrll A" ull' (flu M"' and Lois of the Iocke Road were "We live in a democracy andl mm” years' an a ,wee Tehl lug authority W. mull reallze and local authorities. Not only The chm", re” den' 8' Hm" en "1 ”"uy' visitors on the evening oi Feb- believe we should exercise the break W” ananged beweenl 5 however ll”; llle" ll, . llmli is the dcVe10Pmenl 01' Cliildl U :5: ;:::::?-.:.i::n:;”;i::-Mia" w--. ms nu. -no er. ---w an -- me mm or s-- " ;;:r.';”..";s":.i::”..:';:.:i".:”'::..: .. -- M- ' ' ' , , I ; . . . - - s wel. lo" Lockharll "enamel. M” were visitors at the home of Mr. ;l::esIl”'5le:.95ePh T Gmam 91 :g1l9u1'c1::l-ll mC0c1L5r9rl;"9l1l:le1y;esl:onsl::E their papers and possibly is one ”l9m59lV95- l-"11”11Cl1131'1y "1 "'19 8

WOULD WELCOME AID

”in this province. we would welcome federal aid. The Can- adian Teachers' Association has suggested it. could be a straight per pupil grant which should not

Lorne Dunning. fzgllms. Joseph .P. Gaudet. St.

The Ladies Aid: vlzreaident. Mrs. ' Roy MacArthur: ce president. M, J l, Bl ll , Mrs. Lorne Dunning; secretary, pan:-ed l,";ef?,,..l vl'i:.cen?dill;;f;Il:'

Mrs. I. W. Jardine; treasurer. mowed to M to Mrs. Elmer Bernard. businress. on n recently on

factor in accounting: for a mli('ll fur?” 5911001 t1l5l1'1C15- mliliy 01 better showing this year. The which l'aV9,eXtl'e-meiy low Dm- papers. I am advised. were well Delft-V V5l"5”"l15- H

up in the usual standards; and Under S".""" 93 M "'9 Bmlsh Sm maple passed N" i wlal ol North American 'Act. education 829 who wrote the full set of ex- ""5 made 3 1””V"””3l 79590351”

lty which the School Act places on i me in this regard. in view of such representations without a further expression of approval from the peoples concerned. I am not par-

Mr. George Collicut was a vis- itor on Sunday. February 6th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. True- man Harris of the Locke Road.

. tlcularly happy with the 1952 . . . ilitv. However in i867 there W "1 My WY 3'19” "ml ”"h”'i'V-

The Young Peoples Society; 011 w9t111e3d3y 31191110011 IVM1 , aminattonii. or 7.'ii7r. This com-l I -I . ' .55 B l .h l - lm-m ll may lake President. Miss Marion Mac- M33 Wilfred Mallet! has re Grail” End Judlll . Anenmm of :IIl?l:Il1ldll2elFltt)V:'Oslll::le:i:;lhoOlflVEA:l pares with 6:W the prevmus "WM Flflllxgldllltfltfl .'ami('lItlElhLrol(e( melitgtltllgl WI; btligviwll Fhwld not be "m: Arthur; vice president, Miss Janet turned to his home in St. Louis lllwwn lwige lllummm far the section 136. which I quote 'Sub- 3'” wl”' 5 5095 M91112! 101' S9VEF- develollmenl and nallmlal deg ited to the universities alone. Mann; secretary, Miss Iris Cham- lioflfll; fl:-insgomtimtilillilieicd in Gage. aglileotoporeglt. vletxisare sen- lecl lo the approval of me Mm al years. fence, as abpears evident (May. lml extended 1,, proper pergpec.

pion; treasurer, Stavert Huestis. -S

Alberion

ister. the board of trustees of each PERCENTAGE NOT "'5" large rural school district shall have and exercise all the power

and authority which may by this

live to the primary. seconds,- and university levels: and with some special consideration givu to areas where educauonal stand-

It is unfortunate that there is

"While this Percentage Oi 5ili- still one province. and a major 1191115 Passing is not high. it is. province. which refers to federal nevertheless. progress in the right aid 3; "golden encruachmenL;"

On Wednesday Feb. 9th. Alex and Frank Collicutt of the Re- serve Road were in Alberton.

Master Doucett, eleven year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo DOW-'elt. Pleasant View had the

Game

. , . . . At be ted i B ti i ' t' . o ' t .ti l'ttl h' k l ' . W15 are found '0 be l"b'1'""'l'1

. zgiglgnufxl: lllieebrevfllllzg . flag Dave Gnmn of "'9 mcke Rmd Hockey has come ml-O "5 own 3-5 U19 leadmg SP0” Tgusteesvesat En adiilnual oaslfthogl 2ll1l:iicglc:min three Gl;la((l:e;( negxamilmt? Sggllflll lie: ifrecleers ill) pgfggglzife we can 355"” the Federal Gm”

Miss Kay 0Mnlley. Alberton, He was walled to the ca,l:slml.g' W88 111 0'1-93137 0" Th"'5day' attraction in Summerside and the Raceway Stadium pro- meeting.' ions this year was to be found in language. its customs and its "nment if this '5 d""e' "d '

is a patient in the Charlottetown Hospllal ln Albemn Ind if " February l0th. -d- -l t- m Od f nd all 1 '9 "This means in effect that the the arithmetic paper. The De- culture. With its lofty aims no "'9 3” 19 Substamalv me "Fm"

Hil5Pll3l- there to the Prince County Hg: The February meeting of the slip fnszgelrng agcftoofnglleabglllgintlyarllghlgdeligelgullv Board of School Trustees consist- partment had heard so often from one disagrees; but it is difficult can be greatlllwe w”"ld.wego': A rlnk skipped by Dr. o H. lmap where lll, lnlured leg was Howl” Ste. Anne Club was held P Y Y P ing of seven people. six of whom critics that students leaving our to see any foundation for its any reasons 9 PI

attended too. He is now doing as well as can be expected.

Mrs. Blanch Martin. Lot 2, was

face, is packing in the crowds. During the Tuesday night encounter between the Charlottetown Royals and the Summerside Aces, Carl Woodside of Summerside closes in

Phillips represented the Alberton Curling Club in the Island junior eurling championship playdowns

operate with the Federal Govern ment and to perform our share a national educational pro

are elected by the ratepayers and one appointed by the Lieutenant- Governor-in-Council. decide on all

schools could not do simple basic arithmetic that it was decided to test them on fundamental basis

on February 8th at the home of Mrs. Hector Richard with a very good attendance. The lV.'a'.'ch

fears. Many provincial govern- ments and local districts are to- day in the position where they

, . . t f , 131 u. . in 1 iii. -can tg chf th the th 81'1"- :e"?l::I'ne:fslsl:ey:1;t:rfl:');. gllgr lglsilglttg witibk her Eonilln-law null glwlllllff lkillllmllr Xgggugllfhe Mme and prevelits Billy Purcellll. of the Rotya.lIs, (N0. 1, dark 3:5? alid llwirrfiy If:1ii,lliredotroogi':llll ggmyllli: I(l):S5llll): pasliovged Eeyydrrd h8V:O algegly lgolltrfe Bfllflfdllelg! . : - au er. . an rs. Cyr ' ' sweater) rom assin to is team ma e . Burke. who is approval to their r is 'i th d ht tht stud nts pas in: this assistant? 1'1 it? led of educa- -

ton Travers. Erskine Clark and Doucett and family. Mr. Mhrm Argenaun 0! How. effectlvel tie: up bgy Bonnie Howell (No 1 while um 15 to carry on ?,?,l:l?, plleseni ..2L........f.,.. ljjdeknow are fundg- lion: and that is the principle Pl'OFeSSlOl'lal Cards L""'"" 3"" congratulations are extended 1” was 1" Fm” View 0" Feb" sweater) Slvhile the Aces' goal tender Dave Mclnnls moves pmvmws "M "g"la"”"5' The: memm 0; mm-mam as the mag?" dwlw allh HF” ulzenuyl " '""

R;:i;:g; l:luMrb'. 1:3bn'f;l:"l:'l::3 tghgvklveigd n1?::l;leEmB:c:;fl1;""1;g "my mh'-em-:m-- to guard the corner of the net. The Aces won 11-I. 3llSll)lD:ledsCW1l.l.lll aIIn(ZlleiltIl:gMhlI1al:lell'eef)xll 33:: se(lfnC(et1l)1tliS0:l(l:'l(lt)lonhl(;fll.t hftcpcaoil-ill: ::llrlI::t- mm 2 ed?” GOV. Chaf 19796

it has been necessary for him to lsllgnl lll0l'l"""N liflhgllc Cillilclh D95” 9' M75 (Photo by WW0”). Fzrtlallzcslugll tl)lh:3lllsIeel)ftothg.?dnEgl; l'lllgIlly'Gltvaed:u )l(on:teild:f?l:d A"ltEEi3sltEbeE:iril?gdr nut that the Accmmlanh re-enter the Western Hospital 0 1" - - E Broom s l ' bd l ll .51 - ll -l - lhf b l lb lll l- d T,Ea,1-1311i;-key

and wish him a speedy recovery. glanlig 0Ii)llg:'.lsandh1IlVIrs. Joseph Norman Ferguson - SPRINGFIELD w. 1. hunch commltieet Mrs. John ,:qff,,,,”,':,,f;' 35 mm "pm i F031. fil;gIs::ejaei-cs oFsseni?r' Sgzslenltl We Cafiadian Bank of Commerce

aful V'l tin 1 I118 (I ellto 'fw e the bnde -ll was with deep resket the -The January meeting of the agen' Mrs” wmmm H8513” JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL high SCHOOL 1110111 fll'3l'illlli'a' assistance. as is 1 B""'""5 A "W hmldcei: us .333 toe Frasier I3aeut:rser'l:l lg: Ailrild Mm people of this vicinity and the Springfield Women's Institute was and M” "M" "Wt: 5”'00l "Within the last few days ihnve ”However. I am not completely already evidenced by their im- 5l"1'1"'"ll19- P-EL "'1'" "3

lift: Monday egveninsf An ' an 011' urrounding districts learned of ham 3; me home or Mfg, Non-is lcglmmmea Mrs" wmmm 1135' been requested to give my ap- satisfied in all respects with our portantl contribution in the field

W. Albert Robertson P. E. I. MUTUAL BUILDING Granville at Water street

number of colored drawings by David Broderick added greatly to the attractive appearance of

proval to an item of a capital na- ture to provide for a new cefnral junior high school of is rooms at

”inclair with nine members in attendance. '

The president presided

the passing of Mrs. Norman Ferguson at her home in Hamil- ton at the age of 73 years. on

Grade X examinations. Certainly. I believe the papers set show con- siderable improvement over those

of vocational training. and also by the present small per capita grants to universities. This is a

m. The following program under the convenorship of Mrs. John

1' Norfhom

and

Police Probe Bomb Blast

VANCOUVER (CF) - The west coast's top narcotics officers are investigating the bizarre gangland- siyle murder attempt on a Van- cnuver man whose automobile was ripped apart by the losion of s booby-trap bomb.

Jacob Leonhard. 87-year-old vic- tim of the death-by-dynamite plot. was in Vancouver General Hospital Wednesday night where two police officers guarded him. His condition was described as ”fair.''

Leonhard suffered a compound fracture of his right leg and severe facial injuries in the blast Tues- day night which flung wrecka e of the car over neighboring roo tops and shattered windows in surround- ing houses.

Wesiern Guardian

-CARD PARTY Sea View Hall. Frllday. Feb. ilith. If not fine. Sat- Ul" l1)'.

-RESERVE February 25th for Ice Follies. Kenslngton Rink. Pre- sented by Charlottetown Skating Club. Sonsored by Lion's Club.

-FUNERAL YESTERDAY - The largely attended funeral of Mrs Edna Phillips. wife of El- mer Phlilips of Summerisde was held. yesterday, afternoon from Trinity United Church. Rev. c. D. liiatheson conducted the ser Vises. assisted by Rev. J. Don-

Mori-ison. Pall bearers were -lames Ramsay. I-Ieber Pickering. Slcphen Glllis. Keith Ramsay. Allis Harris and Mabon Bynon.

CAR. TRUCK COLLIDE - A tar driven by a summerslde man was in collision with a large construction truck owned'by the Island Telephone Company yes- Willy afternoon about five o'- Glock at the intersection of Church and Spring streets. Sum- inerslde. The car was proceeding "It on Church Street at a slow

aid Maclfay and Revs D. R. tute.

Team are preparing for a game Rem!" 0' mmmme" we" in the near future. with the Abbie gigiers to be played inlAlberton

The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid met at the Manse with Rev. and Mrs. Mawhinney on Thursday evening. February 8rd. with a good attendance.

Tbe.Northam W. I. met at the home of Mrs. Arthur Newcombe on Thursday evening Feb. 10th. with. a good attendance. Lunch was served by the hostess as- sisted by the Committee in charge.

Congratulations are extended to Mr. James Dyment who cele- brated hls 93rd birthday on Mon- day Feb. lftb. Mr. Dyment is quite active and takes a keen interest in all activities of the community. his many friends and relatives wish him many more happy birthdays.

Rev. and Mrs. A. J. McDonald were guests of Mr. and . Graydon Grigg on Wednesday evening.

WESTMORELAND W. I.

The regil” nesting of West- more. ield on Tues- (my, t the home of hi, .. The meet- ing op. . tute One M... Correct f

Women. six main answered roll call. Minutes of thy previous meeting were read, approved and signed. Collection amounted to 75 cents. One new member Joined and was welcomed, to the Insti-

then heard and new ones ap- pointed as fo ws: Sick. Mrs. Bert Trowsd and Mrs. Hal Rogerson; School. Mrs. Sherren; Educational. Crossman and Mrs. Iieber Can-

sidss her sorrowlng husband one

'1uu. I-Ialloran were recent guests at club the home of Mr. and

played host to the Tlgnieh Jun- lor Team on, Wednesday night at the Alberton rink.

Arthur Mr. R. A. Mcxenns, and son Mi'I- ROY Dale flew to Halifax on Safurgx,

February 5th. to spend the w - field (re-appointed): Social. Mrs. end with M vernar Moore and Mrs. Eldon who resides there.

weeks in the Prince County Hos- pital. Last fall she was taken to her home in Hamilton where she has been tenderly cared and nursed. but despite this the Heavenly Father called her home.

There are left to mourn be-

siater Annie. Mrs. Thomas Beer of Charlottetown. besides a host of friends and relatives.

The funeral. which was largely attended, was h ld on Friday afternoon from tv e Kensington Presbyterian Church where Rev. Mr. Bean conducted the service. The following hymns were sung: "The Lord's My Shepherd" and "Safe In The Arms of Jesus." The choir rendered "'l'here Is No Night There." The poll hearers were Messrs. David and Leslie Ramsay. Daniel Morrison, Elmer Mann, Clifford Ramsay and Har- old Ramsay. Interment was in the Kenslngton People's Ceme-

Elmsdale

-Mr. and Mrs. Howard 0'-

Mrs.Harry

The Elmsdale Hockey Team

The Elmsdale Girls' Hockey

its Joan Mclcenna

Minutes of the previous meeting were read, approved and signed. The last premium blanket was purchased and more material for hot drinks for school children supplied. Plans were made for a Valentine social to be held the following week. Bills amounting to 33.35 were ordered to be paid. The sick: committee reported one sympathy card sent and in the absence of the treasurer Mrs. C. F. Haslarn gave the fi 1 ' report. Money for thirteen copies of the Springfield history was re- ceived. Correaporidence was read and the sum of 35.00 was voted for the March of Dimes and 52.00 for the Polio Post. Subscriptions were paid for the Institute News and items of interest for this magazine are to be taken to the lvlarch meeting.