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P.E.I. RETARDED CHILDREN ENJOY —_—

ee Seen Se aon

Saunt eed ena user pied by the PE. Island Asso- eiatiom for Mentally Retarded Child ren, are believed to have freaily benefitted by their ex-

—.- The camp grounds

ee of a full-time Q Pi'anner for the City of Charlothetown was indicated at the regular monthly meeting of City Council held last night. . In one of several resolutions dopted during the three-hour eting the federal government - asked to pay the salary of town planner in lieu of the cost the urban renewal study ght eecler by the — council. The resoliztion was proposed by

Co ncillog- A. Walthen Gaudet

hanimousiy approval. ‘

uthorizing of city assessor, Er-

——seaonded by Councitor} ald Ri. Foster. It received °

are sho ndocr rv creational “faciliti were pro vided in a large barn pr-perly fitted up for the purpose. Elizabeth Coyle, retarded children’s school teacher was in charge of the camp through- out, assisted by Mrs. Grace

City Requests Federal Aid o Meet Planner’s Salary

quest of W. G. Barbour to build has been installed. a service station on the corner of Elm Avenue and Euston Street.

Councillor O'Neil noted in his| The report of the light com- report of the street committee | mittee was presented by-Cauncil-| that permanent pavement has! been put on Esher and Ambrcse Streets, and Birchwood Strect is| that mercury vapor lights in the process of being permanent- ly paved. -

Top ashpalt has to go on School | Streets, Street yet and the chip-sealinz | Prince and Kings program on the city streets will | commence: this: week.

He also noted that 50 percent

of the catch basin work in Ward | 5 |6 has been completed and 50 per Among other resolutions ad-;cent of the sidewalk work has pted at tlhe meeting were the becn completed.

The chairman of water and/

pst F. Sel¥ar. to attend the Con-| sewerage committee, Councillor

ference of National Assessors:

le of Spring Park field, ten- fers for the supplying of eisht | a jackets aiid 19 pairs of rub- ber overshoes for the police de- | Partment the: annual convention chie‘s of police at Regina.

Also that a calculation from |

Pxperience 2nd estimation te!

made of the total cost of install- tion of sidewalks on al] streets isting in Wird Six at the time

Palculation of the cost of two les therof he likewise made ind the latter be deducted from ihe whole cost, and that 59 per pent of the renpainder be ass7ss- fd at a basis of front measure- at against 2!%-properties a'rut- g the sidewal?ks completed.

ee etalon, included the

r ing .of an application from H.-H. Kel'y to build en

mal hospital; the accepting cf offer~ef_ Mr. Johnston and . Foster for‘tee conveyance of pertain lands fcr new streets: what the formal option for the rehase of the Hart property by city be taken up; the calling tenders for the wid Spring Park

« MacDonald Eva be confirme

blice force; the voting of $150 purposes of a civic luncheon the 18th annuzf Hi-Y confer-

to be held in. Charicttetown fall.

¥y STREETS

The council alsm gave notice mat at the next rqzular mecti ng hey would presciy. a resolution

6 expropriafe lands for new!

pets and enla-gements of treets in the we:tern area of ard 5 and 6, aceci-ding to plans i.e by the Tlowm. Planning

‘In presenting the. health ‘of- icer’s report, Dr. Wen MacDon-

o cases cf polio in the pro- bce and thet bath cases were Utside the city.

LOCAL RIEFS

amalgamation, and that a)

hocl; that Atwcswod Stewart aa

their positions on the city{

id noted that thene were on'‘y

Included in «ommunications ad at the meeling was a re-

LEAVES FO. SUDBURY

. A. K. Clarke. . VISITS CITY

wes today for: St. John’s, Nild.,

centres pf the naion. ,

Mrs. L. H. Davcison- leaves for tidoury, Ont., Wednesday morn- , Where she will visit. with her jon-in-law ard caugiter, Mr. and

S. W, Walsh ¢€ Vancouver, pre- dent of the C gnadian Piumbing ad Mechanical! Contractors’ As- ion arrived in Charlotte- n yesterday. ‘Following a bricf seting With the members of

local chapter, Mr. Walsh

tae last leg of a two and one- week cross-country tour that him to al’ ¥ the principal

Arsenault reported that Nasseau calling of tenders for the! Strect will receive water facili- ties this year, and that the com- binaticn sewer on John Strect

The bursaries, amountirg to

$1,600, are tenable in any Canad- ian university leading to a uni-

versity degree.

Street School, and Queen Char-

lotte High School. Shefhas com- | Set

pleted first and seéoil years a‘ Prince of Wales CoHege, obtain:

A Ctarlotetown man, Donald Francis Sigsworth, hos becn awarded the Sir Jemes Dunn postgraduate scholarshin in lew,! it has been announced by the lew facu’ty ef Dalhousie Univer- sly.

Mr. Sigsworth, is the first gra- duate in law to merit ins recog- nition.

Receiving his early education at Queen Square School, end)

Prince of Wa'es Colleze, Mr. Sigc-| © worth greiuated in both arts and] @

sciences from St. Dusctan’s Uni- vers: ity. He holds his master’s ¢e-

his work in literary ert‘ici 2

Atherton Literary Award .cn| graduation.

Funeral Homes Are Represented

Each of Charlottetown's four

funeral homes will be represeff©taMonel law. He is the son cf Mr. end Mr:. | Rea . Sigeworth cf Charlo‘tetown. | ‘

ed at the 10th annual conventicn of the Maritime Funeral Dire?- tors which began in Moncton yes- terday.

Fred Perry of the Charlotte town Funeral Home and Parker Hamilton of the MacLean Funer- al Home registered: Wiliam Brown of the Hennessey Funeral Home leaves for the meeting to- day, while Sinclair Cutcliffe cf the Cuicliffe Funer2z] Home scheduled to register tomorrow

More than 109 delegates from all sections of the Maritimes are expected to attend the five day conventic on.

- . GREAT TREES Some of the Douglas firs tow-

ering in Vancouver's’ Stanley

Park are estimated 900 years old |

Greta Hansen ond Sandra Ste-

Annabelle Houston camp cook. Regular check-u

visits were made by Mrs_.Tre. ‘wor Waye, R.N. The children

| NEW LIGHTS

lor Haslam in the form of The councillor repo

the southwestérn: th- ter: a of Water and

Dorchester Street, vy Street and that ‘mercury vapor ligh 7 | et between Rich and Sydney Street oh mover le southeastern intersec‘i ichmond Street and Princ:

Sts and dispensir ights and 1-100 watt sections of the

Two Ch’‘town Girls Cara ie IODE Bursaries For Studies

Myrna Charlotte Caswell, dau- | Univers ity for 2 ) deg ree in Arts ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Jchn Cas- well, 205 Weymouth Strect, Margaret Cat herine Campbell, | daughier of Mrs° “fs = 4d Camp- | ices id Ww orld Ww ar. She has te bell and the late Lt: Col. D§nald-) sistors Campbell, M.D., 37 Admirni jmo nths, Street, have’ been awarded LO. D.E. Bursaries, it was announc- ed yesterday.

and jeial wor ik, a ‘veteran of ”

| he r @arly edi teation at We: | and Queen Charlotte H She has also completed first é ;second years at Prince of Wale 2 and has régistered for i year. Miss Campbell plans Miss Caswell, 17, comp’e‘ed |to continue for her early education at Prince Dalhousie University

ese will st tudy

| Donald cr ampbell, ing an honour certificatein ath. ca ‘veteran of the Ser ‘ond Wo! id ypear, and has enrmfed 44° the:. War.” first yéar of university wérk +hotlt >”

She plans to enter Dalhousi ie Queen c Sia e ‘Hi ligh Grate 8

First Winner Of Scholarship At Dalhousie !s Ch'town Men

y

at

ring a tour of duty wi with » the Canadian an Army, from wh ecested his ‘release w rank of Captain. begon. the study of law at sie 2s the recinient

marth aw He is a diplomat of the Uni-

ondon where as an I. postgraduate

€ aa

= MT a oun

toracy at the Lrrdo nd Political S- While etudyin>” at the Un‘v gree in ictiers frcm the Univer | sity of Montr a city of Me nireal. As a®résult of} ber of the fact 1 y of Lo yi : 2" | lege where he taught mat hmeti 03 the university he received the| , : : as On the re wy | of St. ‘May's Univ NSicVv | lectured in English literature. With his most recent acedemic . S2sworth has becua to read for his master’s detrce in law at Dalhousie. His field of

os, |

ing and recreation by Dr. Mal- colm Beck. The camp project campaign headed: by Wendell

mond peareeeeneeecnaeemmnngenen |?

$5.09 from Maritime Central

Airways.

‘Orphanage Picnic

Held By Chapter? 2° = te aeckenl sone:

| The regular monthly meeting jor the Lucy Maud Montgomery

j Cite pier, of the 1.0.D.E. was held

at the-s summer home of Mrs. T-D. DeBlois, Keppoch, last evening,

| Mrs DeBlois, Chapter Regent,

presided.

Convener of the servicés at | home c mmittee reported a suc- | ces-ful p = for the Mt. Herbert

> childiren, and a‘so the

the G > |. Guide Ce myany in Sovtis.

It was’ decided to forward a

| dona.ion to the “Canadian Es- t kin o Fund for the Cmmunity Ce! Hal al Frobisher Bay. The ca- re | tering for th garden party during ne The} the Qu 2en3 tit —a-_pzroject of all Is!and chapters, was most sut- cessful. A agg gift will be ed for the litle daughter of

ne former Ch2pter member. The Ort yer meeting wil take |

the form of fovowed by a ‘white cephent’

within a few years, something Following the meeting lunch! as wonderful as Salk vaccine was served by Miss-Catherise Be-| wi) have been discovered in the

thune, Mes. Edward Miller, Mrs. ' Gor a 1 “Huga es and Mrs. J.E.

al

| Wayne Morris Dies Suddeniy

HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Actor

Wayne ‘Morris, a naval hero dur-

in’ the: war, died af a.-heart. at-

tack Monday while visiting MS] pyidance, so that they are better old squadron commander of the equi>ped to handle the child at U.S: “aircraft carrier Benhomme | home. I must emphaszie that by Richard, docked at Oakland.! fap the majority of our child-

Calif.

His\ death was announced by

publicist Bill Waters, one of his) and professional help, parents Box Office opens at 7:30—Show

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| oldest friends. Waters said that) can be taught to look after the w starts at 8 | so far as. he knew Morris had no/ ehiq, and with. proper training SHOWING T NI HT

history of heart trouble.

“Capt. David MacCampbell, who was his old squadron com-| yr, Jaques said. “manger.,duping World War. it wher W ayne was a pilot, was in| LEGION SUPPORT —

Oakland onthe Bonhomme Ri-| Mr. Jaques paid tribute to the, € Watters said. ‘Wayne | support—given by the Canadian f -' wont wo there to see him, and as | Legion in the.clacses for train-|

far as I know died while on the able children being conducted at|

| chard,”

aircraft carrier.”

NEW RACIAL CLASH

DETR. MAP)-—~—°Police are| Dealing with the report of Dr.

wal Malcolm Beck suggesti : iavestidatyig a second incident ie SS dae ie cae af relia | en CRAIG: JULIA ARNALL .

Within’ three days of street. vio-

o1ce ee as ie wales Seas cule P.E. Island, Mr. | VISTAVISION TECHNICOLOR, " wore held in what police said was _ “I don't k know where he went,| = "chl an attack on three white men ne | Saturday night. One of thé latter | x * Ee * * * x xk *k * x ke kk ok ke tk ZI red treatment for head in- ee it were arrested fol | Filled with unexpected drama —ceep within a seldom-seen y lowing a disturbance in’ a mid-

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\ make dinner.

a family. affair .

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‘| causes,”’ Rotarians were told at/civic minded individuals and

CITY NEWS PAGE

TELEPHONE 8506 — ASK FOR NEWS DESK The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., Sept. 15,1959 5

Mental Retardation Topic

PROWSE BROS. LTD. WEEK LONG

Of Address To Rotary Club"

“Mental retardation is a con-|but he certainly gained a tre- n of incomplete or inadequate | mendous insight and understand- mental development, dat/nz from|ing of our problem and his sug-

birth or from a very early age,| gested program is one worthy and can be the result of one ot |of the fullest postitle support : more of about 70 presently known |from ali parent and ali :

a weekly luncheon a service clubs wa 30 your om yesterday when addressed by, “Such professional men as Dr.

bert Jaques, treasurer of the! Beck Cal teen the backbone of FUTURE Oo FICER Canadian Association for Retard-| the, research teams which will ed Children. ; eventually eliminate mental re-| The Regular Officer Train- The second annual conference | tardation as a major affliction,”| ing Plan selection board has of the organization is being held} he emphasized. »éhosen one Islander this year this week at the Charlottetown! The speaker was introduced by| for university training. He is Hotel, Ken MacDonald and thanked by| Barry Costello, son of Mrs. Mr. Jaques went on to say,| co-chairman Bob Giggey. and Mrs. Maurice Costello, 305 “It shou'd not be confused with| District Governor George Smith| Fitzroy Street, City, and a sen- mental fliness best described 25/ jin 9 letter to President Gerry| ior high school graduate of St.

a usually temporary malfunction- ing of a normal brain, wich ia the ee of cases, can be

Hartlen. expressed appreciation for the cordial hospitality extend- ed him and Mrs. Smith on their

Dunstan’s. Mr. Costello was sel- ected for the training prozram after writing a series of special

grouped for class train.

Cudmore received a support in a_ contributi

n ae a Union Jack to

recent visit to the Charlottetown| examinations this simmer in Mr. Jaques estimated that club. Centralia, Ont. He will enroll | three per cent of the population is| «Facts. shout Rotary” were| for the four-year Arts course | retarded. to some degree; 157,000 | dealt with briefly by past pre-| at St) Dunstan's University this | children and adults in Ontario,| gent ‘Russ Seller who noted| fall and following his graduation 1,200 in P.E. Island. It ts est'ma-linat Dr, J.A. Clark was still| will spend three year in the ted that 5,000 are in the very low-| a0 active member /of the Char-| Royal Canadian Nayy. Under

est group (55 in P.E. Island) who | jottetown Club the training plan his college wa he alg need sine after 42 years. P ! eg

Ws. ee. - ill be fi child-like all their lives, another as Grant and W. A. Stewart, Tse wi paid’ or by the

21000 TPE. Istand 2307 are i) sharter members spend three months of each | ae oe = a Visiting Rotarians were: Eric] SUmmer withthe service, | ties for learning s'mple things and Swanson, Sherbrooke, Que.; Wal- this meeting and was” ‘int roduced have definite capeyilities fr ter Back, Eglinton, Toronto; For-| to members present learning self-care and acceptable | rest Wright, Ithaca, N.Y.; Robert} Roy Bruce gave a report on the | patterns cf social behavicur. = ¥.-Brackett, Portland, Me; Al-| Provincial Command Convention | “The balance of about 31,000 re- bert Smith, Edmonton, Alta. held at Morell. He was happy to| tarded persons in Ontario, (@75| Guests of Rotary were: ‘Ian|report that A.C. MacEachern, | P. E. Island) fall into what we/ Rankin, Emest S. Lord, Roy|M.C., a member cf ‘the branch | call the marginally imdecendent|Smallman, ‘city and Ed Harris, | was elected as representative for | They, with proper train- Saint John, N.B. P.E.I. to the Dominion Command | of the Canadian Legion at Ot-|

through our special schools and sas e tawax sheltered workshop programs, North Wiltshire The meeting was followed by | can become self- supporting, self- a smoker which was enjoyed by'|

sufficient adults, capable of man- Legion Meets all.

ag ng their cwn affairs, with scene SEES “MISSION

suyervision and can become ¢o2-| WORTH WILTSHIRE — The MEETS } )

tributors to society, rather than | Kingston Branch, C ; CASTEL GANDOLFO, Italy drain cn it,”’ he declared. i en re 7? anadian Leg- (AP) — Pope John Monday re-|

o com a 30, held their monthly ceived members of the special

NO LONGER TABOO meeting in the Legion home New} pontifical m’ssion goinz to Can-

. : : _| Haven. There were 19 members : :

“We are trying to fight ignar r t wi ; S| ada for the celebration of the ance and superstition among the | Ie roll pg 11 officers answer-| 399th anniversary of the found. public at large and also in par- me iia é ing of the Canadian episcopate. | ents”, Mr. Jaques _ continued. Following the reading of the| The mission is expected to leave| “One of the greatest steps for|™inutes of the last meeting and|for Montreal toward the end of any parents who have a retarded the treasurer's: report, Mr. Cur- this-month, child to take, is to acknowledge | Tie asked for the reports of .the |: that such’ is the case, then we standing committees.

ean begin to help them”. The topic| Mr. Murphy _reported__for_the is _no-lonzer-taboo. Thank heaven light committee and Mr. Mac- having such a child is no longer | Kenzie reporting for the building

regarded as an indication of par- committee urged members to| — Usly skin blemishes on face or body.

a showing of films.

town arca about a mile from the

sctaa bh a perme Hee eroun's| beau git — of all_in the conscience of a young and beauti girl

strect fight with.police last Thurs overseas day niz ight.

e TEES : wv ie ° @ : f ° SIo a o - oS on > JY ° : ; ° 2 . ; . . + 3 . SS J ® nn, oe a ed Sh 1) e -e iF of + @, SETTER meals ‘oven BETTER FAMILIEd “ é

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; Eczema, Pimples, Red Scaly Itching Skin,

ents who were not quite nor- | keep a record of their time work-| and Athlete's Foot are quickly cleared by al” ed on the building project which saitin aetion eat itch in minutes. Anti-

‘ t io neals. Makes skin . “Ziv child and those others could be transferred to shares.| smoother. ciearer. Ack your druggist for

in the world today cannot be|_ Fred Murphy was welcomed as| four skin Look bette: facts

ise your skin. Look better fast. ‘eured, but I pray to God that 2_"¢w member to the branch at |

field of mental retardation so, that many thousands of parents | | may be spared the anquish and heartbreak of discovering that the'r child is not normal’. Association activities dealing with the children of today are designed to give them a chance | to learn as much as they possib- | ly can the speaker said. “‘We are | endeavouring to counsel parents through clincial diagnosis and

ren can and should be kept at} i home. With proper counsel ne | Brackley Point Road—10 miles from Charlottetown

the child can be made accept. able in the home_and in society,’

gee SOMEWHERE YOU MAY HAVE A DOUBLE,

AND DEATH COULD) PLUNGE YOU INTO DANGEROUS ADVENTURE.

We:t Kent “School -in’ Charlctte- town in co-operation with the; % provincial government and the

ss. Charlottetown School Board. i

a RANK OnGamzarion icn ne sea ithgs boas STARFING

worid—deeper in the pageant and-violence of the African

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AND AT THE ‘NORTH RIVER DRIVE- IN , x

SHOW AT 9:30 — BOX OFFICE OPENS 8:45 +

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2K. oe ~ a *

Odd and ends in Boys’ Suits, not all sizes. Values to $16.50. Clearing

Ba tveet Somt_§9. 95 4 $16.50

Boys’ All Wool! Navy Blue Blazers NO ee Boys’ Black Rubber Rain Coat with: Rain Hat —..22::

Boys’ Jackets, Red, Navy ‘Blue Heeksuede, Washable ..

Balance of Boys’ Summer Sackele. |

$9.95

~$7.95> “a 15

Béys’ Orion — All Wool Pullover Sweaters Special .........

Boys’ Como Sweaters, Orlon, Ass’t. Colours, 8 to 16 yrs

Clearing Range of Boys’ Trousers — Value to $4.50 Priced at Boys’ Dungarees and O’all Pants, plain colours and

$2.39 ns $3.95

Boys’ Shirts — Broadcloth — Priced from

Sane 9 ana 52.99 . $1.95-

Special Rack of Men’s Suits—~Taken from our regular stock. Values to $52.00 Sale Price ...........

| - 79 ” $5.95 $2.39,.

Priced From

Boys’ Plaid Doeskin

$29.95

LADIES’ ond MISSES’ DEPT.

Lh Special line of Bed Jackets and Matching

tee Be: $2.98 act

Another line of Lingerie, consisting of Bed Jackets, Gowns, Baby Doll Pyja Half Slips, bought especially for this Weak Long Sale—Price Ladies’ Winter CoatsAn early.:shipment — good assortment of Styles and Colors Sale\ Price A Discontinyed line of Girdles at

Sale Price as, Full Length Slips,

$1.98 aan $29.98

V) Price 50c each $10.98 88c a pair

‘Specials Ladies’, "Misses, Teenage Dept. — Jumper « Dresses, Corduroy, Colors, Red, Black and Navy.

$6.50 . $7.50

Teenage and Girls’ Skirts, Reversible Plaid and plain straight skirts, assorted colors, sizes 8 to 14.

\ $5.75 & $8.9

— Sizes 7 to 1

$3.98 . $4.98

ge Seamfree Hose Nylon Mesh, eige & Blush

Also a discontinued line of Bras-

Another Special of Ladies’ Plaid Skirts — Out they go for Only A Clearing Line of Ladies’ Gloves

Sizes 10 to 14 yrs. Special Prices .....

Special Price

Girls’ Cardigans, Orlon & Wool Special Prices

Plain, Medium, Amber. Special . Ladies’ & Teen Age ‘Substandard Nylon Hose, New Fall Shades, 45 Gauge, 30 Denier, 51 Gauge, 15 Denier Reg. neat Sale Price ........

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