It C. Gardner tleftl. chancellor of McGlli University. confers an- honorary Doctor of Laws degree on nag Hammarskjold of Sweden. sec

HAMMARSKJOLDI HONORED

peace. Mr. Hammarskjold headed a

EIISTI-Zlttl GUARDIAN

MRS.. VAUTELET.

consumers will speak High School. Monday 8.30

IN STOCK full line of SWISS srctl; mixtures. timothy. ciovcr. at-ike. alfalka. also number I Abcgweit seed oats. Fraser and Aiiiicar Feed Service.

SPECIAL SERVICES-L a r iz e t'itill,(l"8gatIOIIS attended the spec- i.ii services at St. Andfews PI95' iuicrian Church, Montague on Sun- rial May 27. conducted by the minister. Rev. D.A. CamPht'II-

Sacrament of the Lords.SiiPI-I9? was observed at the morning 591” iiro and twelve adherents were y'('('l3ll'efI into the membership of Hit" church. In the evening. the semi-oiinual g W.M.S. Thankoffer- inc service was held. Rev. Mr. t'.'lliil)l)ElI chose as the theme of his sermon. Mark 16.15 "Go Ye into All The World. And Preach 'i'iii- Gospel To Every Creature”. Tito selections were rendered by llli" Brooklyn Trio. ”The Wayside truss” and ”Tcll Someone About .li'NliS”. Mrs. A.I-T Campbell was ni':.'iiiisl.

itfontlniied from page 3) dcIt'llSIVt."'(:0Il(IIl.l0I15 of the Bagh- ilziii Pact.

I-IHVNOMIC REPORT

The E c o n o m i c Committee through co-operation hope to hriiig about a more even distribu- tion of wealth and eliminate pov- erty. The Baghdad Defence Pact HIIIIIIPICS are endcavoring through StIt'Illl and economic progress to melt dangers williin. as well as ru-opt-rate in military matters auninst foes without.

The meetings reaffirmed the de- fensive nature of the or'gani7.atton 'I'iu- report of the Economic Com- niillcc which provided for region- al cooperation and joint projects inn mioptcd. They agreed to the

promotion of trade within the arm and to the establishment of B prriiiiiiicnt coiintcr-subversion or Q1lllll.illl0Il. (ITIII-IR CONTRIBUTIONS

'i'hc l'i-line Minister of Pakistan. llolianiiiicd All. has announced 3 tiii--tear plan designed to elimin- atc big land holdings. create 2.- oiiiiooii new Jobs. boost production and iiicn-asi: earnings ll) pcrccnt. li iilll cost about S2.Stl(l.000.00(l. The Food and Agriciiltiirc (IT- Eillllljlllltll of the United Nations lilllll'T their Technical Assistance Plilll. sent out among others. Mr. JP Pcllclier. lii.A.. Superinten- illllll of the Experimental Station. St .liinr de la Pocatlcrc, Quebec. In .trnn for two years. lie was iiiioi'i-ssctl witii the great possibi- lilitls for iniprovcincnt in agricul- llIi'7tl work in that country.

The Baghdad Pat-t's Ministerial (Intuit-it will hold their next meet- In: at Karachi. Pakistan in Jan. l't.'iT.

Contract lot For Huge Planes

ltiimcs being built imnniinccd Thursday.

aircraft

number of planes involved

new one was not disclosed.

iimdiiction lines without

Wnnnaissance planes.

The CL -2: is patterned on the Bristol Brittanla. which can carry I00 vamnizen.

King's Mill

lflioiw 129-2 -- Montague ' "W in stock. doors. hard- tire. windows, moulding. iwersiding. hard hoard. iP0C. pl 's, wall ' ltd. B.C. Ihingles. em for: Van Pack Chim-

. Ind Pout: wood pro-

-I. Geoffrey Notmnn. Canadair President. said the new order will extend the duration of work on increas- ing the rate of completion of the iar-raniilng land - based Maritime

President Canadian Association-

llt)N1'lll-IAL WP: .. A new Illtllll-Illlllltln dollar contract for rmni t'l.-28 submarine - hiinliiig

by Canadair l.Illiilf'(I for the RCAF has ltccn lilarrd ultlt the company. it Was

The company had previousiv re- rrivcd a contract for some of the for the RCAF but the in either the previous order or the

Also

National OPENING DANCE, Beaver Club

Hall. Montague, Saturday. June 2.

HEAR ELVIS PRESLEY Blue Suede Shoes. liearthrcak Hotel. Mystery Train. and other liii tunes. on RCA Victor records at Pepiers Jewellery.

VALLEYFIELD - Orwell Congregation services June 3rd: Orwell Iieal Kilmiiir 3 p.ni.; Vallcyficld p.m. Rev. F. Iliacliinnon.

SACRED IIROGRAM. You The- atre. Montague. Sunday evening. June 3 at 8.45 p.m. Sponsored hy

sing

Head Suiidziy. ll a.iu.; 730

the choir of Montague Baptist Church. Directed by Mr. ivor Phillips. Also selections by the

Brooklyn Trio.

YOUR FAVORITE records from Ned Landry to Don Mcsser; Strauss waitzcs to square danc- ing; Guy Lomliardu, Eddie Fish- er. Ames Brothers. Eartha Kilt. Wiif Carter and many ollit-rs from Mario Lanza to the Boston Pops at the Pcpler Jeucllcry.

TELEVISION IS NEW. 'l'elci'is- ion is nice. But you still need an RCA Victor record player tohnvc the music you want. when you want it. See them at Pcpicrs Jewellery. authorized RCA Victor

dealers. E. tiiortlon

rctary general of the United Na- II”"5- II" his "'0I.I"Ib"lm"s ta Imrld l who were honored at the Univer-

list of five prominent Canadian

sltyls annual spring convocation

Teachers Study Group Meeting

ers of East srn Kings held.a study group meeting in SOIIIIS High Sclionl with an enrollment of forty- two teachers. Mr. Francis White acted as chairman while Miss Kay Mooney fulfilled the duties of sec- rctary. Mr. Harold J. Hynes. who was heartily welcomed by the teach- ers. opened the meeting by intro- ducing a study of the Grade V111 Metropolitan Achievement Tests. AIl'.'I' pointing out the importance of following the regulations set down for the administration of these tests. Mr. Hynes assigned each teacher their required num- ber. These tests are to be used as a guide 'or the teacher and not as a sole basis for grading. An interesting talk and demon- stration on the use of films in the classroom were given by Mr. Stan- icy M: .lnnis from the Film Li- t)i'ai'y. Mr Mat-Innis stressed the fact that the use of film strips in the classroom is of greater value as a teaching aid than the use of .movics. lie also stated that more than a thousand film strips will be available to all schools in the -province at the tcginiiing of the next scliolzistic year. Teachers wcrc iii'i.'.cd to interest their dis- ll'it'-is in the purchase of a film pi'tI.)cctt)i'. A lively the ;:i'ading

i

discussion concerning Of Pupils than took

Brillant Care

Once again. a famous son. in the preson of Dr. M.B. Dochcrty, returns to his beloved Island Pro- vince, and is vistiing his mother.

er Of

Island Doctor In U.S.

fl.

r awfv.-r.n- 9

Mrs. John Docherty, and his bro- ther C: nus. both of Cardigan. I

Dr. Docherty has had a very- interesting career. He is chief of The Dept. of Surgical Pathology at St. Mary's Hospital which along with the Mayo Clinic is part of the graduate school of the univer- sity of Minnesota. .

He was born at St. Peters Road in 1909 and attended Iona tnow Cardro.-rt School for ten years. Except for three months when he walked three miles to school at Cardigan. In 1925 he received a scholarship and entered P.W.C.. T Which he attended for three years. receiving scholarships for each years work. Dr. Docherty recalled that while he attended P.W.C. he paid 52.50 a week for board and his landlady complained that she couldn't make money "Even at that."

At the end of his third year. by taking extra courses in physics and chemistry, and attending summer school. he was able to enter Dalhousie University and complete two years in one. He was graduated from Dalhousie in 1934 as a gold medalist.

TOOK MANY JOBS

To further his education. the Doctor held a very colorful var- I9I.V of jobs. He taught school at Eldon for the summer months and for five yea"s hail a daily fish I"0III9- EOIHLZ from door to door selling codlish and lobsters. 0n

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Dr. M. B. Dociierty

mended as the new chief of the Pathological Department and re- ceived the appointment.

In 1952 Dr. Docherty attained full professorship. He states that there are 600 fellows in training at the Mayo Clinic. of which 300 remain on the staff. Of these. there are at least 6 mariiimers at all tires.

WRITTEN MANY ARTICLES

lie has written over 200 articles for Surgical itlagazincs. mostly concerning cancer and allied dis-

MURRAY HARBOR

The many friends In M ii r r s y River, were pleased to hear that Miss Matilda White. Charlotte- town. is spending some time at the home of her nephew. Mr. Watson White and Mrs. White. On May 20th. sbe celebrated her 91st birth- day. Many friend: and relatlva

nephew. Mr. George White and Mrs. White. Georgetown. and their son. Mr. Ernest White and Mrs. white and family. Charlottetown. Miss White's many friends wish her health and happiness in the years to come

Mrs.

town. spent the holiday weekend at the home of her mliII'i'l'. 'VIrs.

the wife and family of the Andrew Bell who passed

on May 6th, 1955.

Miss Edith Johnston, student nurse at Falconwood

home of her parents. Mr. River

Mr: Sterling Whitcway. George 0. Whitevvay. Murray Riv er.

I..A.C., and Mrs. Marshal

Barents. Mr and Mr:

Johnston. Murray River

Mr. and liirs. Malcolm Martin. Silent the week-end son and and Mrs.

Pictou. N.S.

list the home of their daughter-in-law. Iiurmun Martin. Murray River.

Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gosbee and

'""”""" sat. June 2 1956

COOKING SCHOOL NEXT WEEK

Tbitiuardion. Page I

called to see Miss White on hei- birthday. Among those were her

Roland Moore. Charlotte-.

I Sympathy is being cxlciided fol late away suddenly at his home in Ahney

Hospital.

spent the past weekend at th; hm, daughter!” an

Mrs. Reginald Johnston, Murray.

Dighy. N.S.. spent the neck-end at the Iiome of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. ..,

daughter, Marjorie, at Hgluu. and Miss Donna Moore of Dart. .mouth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Moore. former residents d "Murray River. spent the holiday week-end in Murray River. guests of Mrs. Gnsbee's mother. Mrs. , Sadie lliacLeod. l i Mr :AIII,IUS Clements, student at Nocational School in Charlotte- IWD. 50901 the past week-end It the home of his parents. Mr. and

Sadie MacLeod. Murray River. gmd "3""-i Cl""""5' wII”' s .an 5. Mr. Kenneth Mac iiccn, itiisx; ,. . Jeanetia Giddings ant?Mr. Melvyn M” 3"” Ell” IIIIIIIZIIII "MSW" Giddingx M0m;mn- NB” Spent and sun .ilirliael. Munctun. N.B.. me honday weekend at the Mme spent the holiday iieek-end at the of Mrs olive Giddmg. whm, lmme of Mrs. llodgsnn's mother, sand. ' Mrs Olive Gidtiings. White Sands.

'lli.ss I.illian Glover. Halifax. spent the holiday week-end in Mur- ray River. at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Glover

Mrs Jane Cook. '.lIui'i'ay River. recently spent a few days in Char- lottetown. guest at the home of

.'tlrs. Nlaynard lllusher. returned to her home in Dartmouth. N.S.. after spending two weeks at the lltItit9 of her parents. Mr. and Mrs Jack Ferguson, Murray Riv-

Mrs. D. M. llI2icKinnun is ex- pi't'lCtl to returii to her home soon I aiicr spending a very enjoyable

on Friday, May 25th, the teach-

Salufdays. he would go out with the cod fishermen who would al- low him to keep and sell all the fish that he caught. These were d5PI'8SSItin years. and the young mans thirst for knowledge could nftt be quenched by the lack of financial ltSSlslallt'P. Consequent- I3f- MI I05 was beiicalh his dig- nity. In this he uas helped by his late father. who lnsllllrjd in mm III” Med III Persistence. and a,tob well done.

DI'- DII”II9l'l.V lht-n iiciit to Roch- ester. where he attended the Un- iversity of Minnesota, .15 a fellow in surgery. During his post-grad. uate studies. Dr. .'ilcCni'ty. Chief of the Departni-.-nt of Pathology, persuaded him to ciiaiiuc his ninj. 01" field to pathology. oiut-li lie did, and in 1937 he received his mast- er's degree in siircical pathology tom the University . Upon Dr. McCartiiy's retirement in 1948. Dr. Dochcrty was recom-

Iiir. Edgar McAiilay has rcliirn-l ed home after spciidiiig the win-I ter months in Halifax. N S.

(Ttingratiilatioiis go out to Miss Robert Shaw having siirt-cssfiiilvl passed first year .ni Priiice ofp Wales College. Rohcrta is holiday-I ing at her home here. Among the Victoria Day visitors to this vicinity were M: and Mrs. Roy MacLeod. amt ill and Mrs. Ralph Nicholson of Cliarloltctoiin. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

cases.

The Doctor is an Isand fan. and returns almost yearly to visit his old home. Upon being asked it he enjoyed living in Western U.S.A.. he replied: "As soon as I crossed the Mississippi River. I found the pioneer spirit I left behind in P. E.I."

He is a man proud of his back- ground and most humble about his great achievements. and Is-

as a native son.

Dr. Dochertys hobbies include. Photography, sail and water con- servation, ornithology. and he is a member of the Isaac Walton League of America. He is mar- ried. and has one adopted son. Besides his mother and brother at home. he has one brother Stew- art, a doctor who is a research physicist with Corning Glass. Cor- ning. New York. His father pre- deceased him several years ago.

Tcntly for Maine. where expects

ll" reside for an I"defI"Il" perI0d- lnolds. and seconded by councilloi

Congratulations and best wishes

3 no out to Mr. and Mrs. John Mc-i lilulay of Charlottetown, who were

married recently. "Jack" was in former resident of this vicinity.

Mr. and Mrs. George Leard. llouut Stewart. spent the past i neck with their son and daughter- lin-law. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Leard.

James MacNeiil, -

I Mr. and Itlrs. .

jouriiey in Vernon Bridge on Sun-

Greene and daughter. Donna. Sum- holiday in Montreal, guest of her

landcrs are proud to claim himp

merside. spent the holiday week

RSEEJEII I Meeting Last

Clements, Green. Reynolds, Mac- Gowan. Nicholson. and Vanlder stine in attendance.

The Major disciission at this meeting concerned the town dump The dump is situated on the pro- perty of Mr. Joseph Vuo7.-Io who his present at the meeting. Mr. Vuozzo and the Councillors came to an agreement whereby fences will be erected to allow dumping in certain areas only. and the flump to be reopened immediate-

V

It was moved by cnuncelnr Rey-

lMacGowan that Mr. Cyrus Shaw

Town Council

- sisters. the Misses Clara and

end at the home of Mrs. Green's Jessie Cook.

Night

At a special ('ftlllit'Il nicotine and Hr. Ilarold Landry be reap called last night. .Vla.vor Brucr pointed assessors for the year Yeo presided with t'oiincilloi's. 1936.

A discussion followed concern- ing the breakage of store window: by gravel. being kicked up by moving vehicles. This is a quite frequent occurcnce and the coun- cil is seeking a remedy. The mat- tor of street repairs was brought up and discussed and it was de- culcd that action should be taken immediately. It was also decided to place additional fill at the new dam erected at the Burnt Bridge. This dam adds to the appearance of the western approach to the toiin. and the council and citizens concerned are to be T d for this improvement.

I Each rv Sci stailaiion absolutely free. I present stocks last and c

i Attention Montague and Vicinity sold will

receive a complete in-

MISS

LAIJRA KENNEDY

For many years the cook hookl a grand prize. a special sung has been second on the non-tictioni Pm? of a Frigidaire Electric best seller lists. That's how iin..II3"Fi9,WP" "Willi-'11 the courtely portant cookery is to our pcopleiol RI ”Il"I”"- Ism- and that's how iniporlziiii Domin-l. TIIPV9 is no admission charge ion Stores believe it IS to bring alto fill)" of the .-cssioiis. and nothing series of free cookiiig schools to I0 IIILV. Utiinllllilll Stores Present! the homemakc-rs of Ctiarlottctown.iIII9W It'll? Umkiiiti school session:

starting next gll(,ml;,y and mn.l as a pitbllc service in the interests tinuing through Friday. I)ominionlfII I0I'3I II0I"9m-1k9FS- and hid!- Stores will hold cooking St'llnt)isiIIIE by the tremendous reception sessions at Community (tom,-eglat't'oiirled Iliiss Kennedy In other June 4-5-7-8 from 1.30 to 3.30 P ii villas Uirmiuiwiii Canada and tho and June ti, Wednesday cvcninq liiiited States. II is expected that from 7.30 to 9.30 P Ill. Illiss I.atii'.'i'III9 C0"I"llmlI.V Centre will Kennedy inteiinatitiiially knouii.t'I'UIIII9fI I” 3 t'iiD3('iI)' f0l' etch foods and cooking expert, will ('tlTl- t'”"k”1E SFIWOI SPSSIOYL 50. DIED I-0 duct the free sessions livery scs- Wm? 9r'1i'I.V- NINE 8 friend. Ind sion will be diifcrciit, but the cn- IV”? iFII" IVIIII IIIIIIIII "

tire week will be LIlt'f'll to new usrsl L. V. Power

of the well known foods, quick and easy tips resulting in saving MONUMENTS and

of time. energy. and money. House- wives may feel free to dist-in food problems with this highly in-

she goes along. telling you about economical dishes and full course meals at low cost. There will be prizesaih bags of groceries every day. plus the foods cooked on the platform. On Friday there will be

J. Reginald MacDonald 86 McGili Avenue Charlottetown Phone 8109

This offer is good while annot be repeated. All set:

backed by our famous service. Choose from RCA Victor and Phillips models. while stock are com-

PAYS VISIT-Mr.

at 0' toil: tic SCO t Trouh cut: iimi I."””"T”d. "I ”"' '"e'""'fI PY Vlsl. ie u V D F”. ,ic oral picsidciit. Mr. Jcremias Pack at Georgetown on iiiay liiieaii. was the ('entralizatim1 of evening. h C V k t llllllll Si-iionl students and the prob- He met t e ub Pac a )7dll.lT.'l. cnis arising as to the transporta- Fouiteen boys were in attin uniei tion of these students during the with their Al-teia lllisa Joan llIui'p- iiiiitcr nioiitiis. hy ind cliatr.tZe!-t Pltt;gi:.ii1iiiGit- It .lliflS' decided that another ctiriie on Na er ttthlt .li 'lt'llF.Ill'tlCltllLI, got the lineal would be gave? a la to e Ciiis. no! it (I Ill Souris High School on Fri- meeting closed with the (.iih (lax. .Iui - lst to disciiss Fade;-3. Pl:Fiycr.g . ltion iiiatti-rs. The meeting closed mwhle TSrC0l:,ls oft tlite 81st G(ltIl-gt; lo”), Qugeng BE

' 00 me a p. in. wt T'T T twenty-one boys in uttcniinncc. Scout Mnstcr I').A. ltIac('orui.-it-k was in charge with two Junior

Calllfolliiived bv(Srouts llInIltil"yP-r plmflly Nhmndcllm and re'fi"Ish' shoe with flag track saiuto and M HI" "lack b”.I”I5 II99" IIIIII” Sm." silence. led to the hack section of the dinlr miiiiugtititiiin was ihlien cart-Ii:-ti tiring.-'iiiiI 'iie tables and stalls moved . - "'0 Ssltincr err A cut ct to thc trout along tiic neiv windows liTy1CSkcout Master D.A. Mactor- so ciistoiiiers may see lhelr cars A I-Mk was mm given M H” until all (illllSl(lEdmht;VCIllf:nlS while . v . ' cniiiiz. . I'. an rs. arol Mc- tggiiiraizziiin:-J1 .'t'tlltt. 1cii:1xiiiii-pried?Adniii. the owners and managers mm? P I 5 hfttn iii ti.sct- Iltllilll xxork in the i":slaurant now A SIIIII-V IIIIIIIIII IIVIE IIIIIII IWNI llrlilclirt-IIljiiillignlfliixgxnlllafnb all followed by a litely gainc. S;iiirl- nfldltd 10' the clan ” I W wichcs. soft drinks and coffee I ' were served and much enjoyed Ilia and Mrs. Gus Alyward, after which the boys joint-ti in ,, have morcd out from the city to lively sing-song led by Mr. Kerr their residence in the village aft-

which closed by the singing at or rt-sidiiii: In the city for quite Tans. ml wine tiinc wiicrc they keep an

wm V k ziparliiiciit Tlrs Pi-lcr Pliali-ii. has return-

Princess Goes To Bot For Children

I.()Nl)0N Iftciitcrsi -- lli'iiiu-ss, lliarlt-Bret Tluirsday appealed to: Britons to report ”as i1lll('I(l)' as possible" to the authorities any ciiiid whom they know Is IHIIIILL ill- trcatcil

She spoke at the ;iiiiiu.':l nicel- ing of the National Sociclv for thc Prcvcntion of Cruelty to tfliilrircn. of which she is prcsirtcnt.

''It is terrible to think of ;i riiilitls suffering being iiiincccssariiy pro longed." Princess Margaret said "and any delay will mean that ir- reparable damage is done to the young, dc-' I per

ml lioiiic triini the (lliarlottetown ilo-pitai alter undergoing a ser- inu- operation.

NOTICE

TOWN DUMP NOW OPEN

Joe Vuouo

SCRAP BOOK CONTEST

The Prince Edward Island Womc.ii's (Iliristian Tem- perance Union are sponsoring a. scrap book contest to any pupil twelve years of age and under.

1. Rules as in previous years.

lures regarding the effects of alcohol on sports. business insurance and length of life. public saf- ety. accidents. etc.

3. Eleven pri'I.cs will be awards-rl as follows; Isl. S100; 2nd. 52.00: 3rd. 31.00. Eight consolation prizes of fifty (50) cents each. will be awarded to the runners-up

4. Scrap books must be completed by June 30th, 19.36 and mailed or sent to:-

MRS. FRED W. SHAW,

45 Bayfleld Street. Charlottetown. P. E. I.

2.,Include news. stories. clippings. statcmeiits or pic-I health. Stiidy.l

lday. ivlierc they visited their (laughter, Miss Rena MacNeill. Muriel Mycrs spent thci

l Mrs Rayinond Shaw and young 1 daughter. Heather Muriel have ar- . rived home from the King's Coun- Mr. Samuel Joiinston left rcc- ty Memorial Hospital.