Tuesday, Feb. 11. 1958 The Guarrlian Page’: I

FAMED SCIENTIST I‘

L0l\'D().\J (CPl —- Dr. Barnes Wallis, the 70-year-old scientist who invented the “skip bomb";

' ROIC1I‘y used in the dam-buster raids

. ‘against the Mohne and Eder; Mr" Heakth Macqilhalne “kzllsidams in Germany in the Second? guest Spea er- at e Wee y ‘World War has been selected to‘ luncheon meeting of the Rotary check the ’deSign of a £500 000i Club held at the Cliarlottctown radio telescope to be built “earl Hotel yesterday. presided overls dney Australia‘ ‘, by Walter 1-Iyndman with Roy Y ’ ‘ MacGillivray as co-chairman. l

Mr'Macquame’ Speakmgmm I I _ The following indicates the rights of each elector

Mr. Macquarrie , Guest Speaker

ELECTION NOTICE

On Electors’ Right To Vote In Each Ward

his experience at the United Na-" '

tions dealt in a though provoking manner with “The increasingly THE TRUSS THAT NEEDS

important role of the United Na- N0 FITTING ' ' ' ' In her bqﬂof mm organization in 3 tmumed RIGHT or 4 95 qualified to vote in the ward to mark his yo

Wgfld-”t .b t. f th E t LEFT ...... .. $ - , «

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Sealc(l7r‘lllli1(iu Rhtarye pffcid DOUBLE $5.95 t for candidates.

$1,000 in the hands of the P. E. For men, women and 'chlld- ',

Island Rehabilitation Council for ren. Mail orders given

immediate use in their work. Guests of Rotary" were, W. R. Shaw, Lloyd MacPhail, Murray Kincade Major T. E. MacNutt and Mayor J. D. Stewart. J. C. Nickerson of Monctonwas a visit- ing Rotarian.

prompt attention.

Sold exclusively at- STEAD’S PHARMACY 128 Kent St. Dial 4131 & 4132

IN WARD ONE—the Candidates are:

For Mayor:

Edwin C. Johnstone ) Picton R. Mccormac )

BRITON JOINS SIKHS KUALA L U M P U R, Malaya (AP) — A 20-year-old Britis' sol-I dier donned the traditional robes}

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,. ONLY ONE IN FIVE AT POLIO CLINIC

Members of. the provincial chapter of the national Founda-

vote for one only

. For Commissioner of Sewers & Water Supply: clean-up adult clinic scheduledislightly more than 200 of the Chapter directors; Judge C. St.

_ _ for Charlottetown. Held in the e th 1000 l‘ ‘bl 't‘ non for Pohomyelitis last even- Salvation Army Citadel, thimmglied II‘; ’In ttliclegl [e)h§II01Z:ll1‘:

mg line up for their shots of ‘the clinic proved disappointing to the ‘ shown left t ‘ ht: J h G‘11 protective vaccine at the final Isponsoring committee as only [and Harvey (():ar1l1§pbe1]’0tSv:(I: of tlhe’

Farm Hazards Studied By New Glasgow Jr. Farmers

The New Glasgow and Districts Junior Farmers met in New Glas- ‘ow School Jan. 29, with 24 members present.

The Education Chairman El- bert Orr introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Harry Cudmore of the Provincial Red Cross, who 9 lined the Farm Safety Program

,. Cudmore made a few brief remarks and proceeded to show some films of interest.

The first was a sing song film “Sing with the Commedors.” The group joined in Singing. The sec- oircl film was “Fire on the Farm“ It presented how to prevent fires, how to call fire department and how to fight the fire, and showed the importance of fire insurance. Mrs. Cudmore made some re- marks on the temperature at which hay becomes dangerous. ‘At 160 degrees it is time to do something about it and at 175 de- grees it is combustible.

FIRE FIGHTING

Fort Augustus H. 8: S. Meets

The monthly meeting r the For-t Augustus Home and School Association was held on Monday evening, January 27 with a good attendance. The President, M-rs. Peter Kelly, presided. ‘The min- utes of the last meeting were read and approved.

The recreation committee, which had been appointed at the previous meeting, suggested sev- eral games, which the children might enjoy on stormy days.

A report from the Public Health Nurse, who had vi°‘ted the school recently was read and discussed Correspondence from the Provin- cial Home and School was read. Some of the me: hers volunteer- ed to report on the T.V. program “Nursery School", which h ad been recommended.

Following a report by the Treas- urer, Mrs. Patrick Duffy, a film entitled, “Who Will Teaci. Your Child”, was shown by Sister Ray- mond Francis. Immediately after this, discussion groups were form-

The fire fighter should place himself between the fire and the nearest exit so he will not be prevented from escaping .if nec- essary.

“Miracle in Paradise Valley.” was an amusing film but showed how to prevent many farm accid- ents and how to plan a Farm Saf- ety Program in a community. 1200 ACCIDENTS

Mrs. Cudmore then gave some remarks which stressed the need of farm safety programmes thr- ough this province. She reported there were 1200 accidents minis- tered to by the Charlottetown and P.E.I. Hospitals in the past year. The Average cost os such accid- ents was greater than $70.00

Sterling MacRae thanked Mrs. Cudmore for the inspiring pro- gram on farm accidents. ’

Lunch was served by the com- mittee and was enjoyed by all. Further discussion took place re- garding the Safety plan.

The third film was “Fight

that Fire.” This film showed the different types of extinguishers for individual types of fires. It’ stressed the importance of making oneself familiar with the instructions on various fire extin- guishers at hand.

‘_It showedthe position at which to. hold the extinguisher until ready to apply to the fire. The extinguisher should be removed irbin the wall by grasping the top of the machine upright. When within several feet of the fire in- vert the extinguisher holding the

A brief business

auctioned.

closed with the Queen.

period was held. A collection for March of Dimes was taken and amounted to $5.50. The concert committee was asked to set the date for first performance and set date for practices. The next meeting will take the form of a Valentine Social and box,lunches will be

Alma Chandler played on ac- companiment for the group on the piano for a sing song. Meeting

ed and reports were made on the various aspects of Home and School relations as portrayed in the film. ‘ After the a-d-journment of the meeting a delicious lunch was served by the lunch co.mmitt\e..

B. I. 5. Play

Committee Meets The Benevolent Irish Society

play committee met last night to

Clair Trainor, vice-president of the local Chapter; and Dr. E. S. Giddings, one of the officiating physicians.

members immediately by the tic- ket chairman, John Walsh. Thomas Flynn reported that the Shamrocks would go on sale the week proceeding the play within the city.

J. Pius Callaghan, chairman of the play committee urged the members to advertise the show to their friends.

GEN MONTAGE DEBT

Mortgage Debt To Be Revised

WASHINGTON (AP)-— Central Vermont Railway asked the Inter- state Commerce Commission Mon- day for authority to rearrange its mortgage obligation to its parent company, Canadian N a t i o n a l Railways.

The petition said the change would mean a saving of $195,000 a year in interest for Central Ver- mont.

Central Vermont proposes to is- sue a $17,000,000 0-year, four-per- cent note to the CNR in exchange -for the Central Vermont securi- ties now held by the parent com- pany. These are $1,000,000 of five ptr cent first mortgage bonds, maturing Jan. 1, 1960. and $5,- 000,000 of 51/2 per cent debentures which fell due Jan. 1, 1955, and have not been paid.

The proposed note would be se- cured by a first mortgage on all of Central Vermont’s properties.

NEW SPUTNIK ON WAY

KATMANDU, Nepal (Reuters) Soviet Ambassador P. K. Ponc- marenko said here Monday Rus-, sia soon will launch a third Sput- llllk which will be “a big affair.” He said it will not carry a man.

of a Sikh warrior Monday andl embraced the Sikh faith. He is

believed to be the first European in Malaya ever converted to the religion. Private Claude Ray- mond Perfect of London said Ma-3, layan and Indian students in Brit-, ain influenced him to join the re-‘ ligion. '

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IN WARD TWO—the Candidates are:

For Mayor:

Edwin C. Johnstone Picton R. IVIJCCO-111130

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For Commissioner of Sewers & Water Supply:

H. Roy Bevan Ernest E. Clawson P. Earl McCourt Wilfred L. McKem1a David L. Macliinnon

For Councillor:

Wilfred J, Driscoll I A. Walthen Gaudet Clifford F. Murphy

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IN WARD THREE—the Candidates are:

For Mayor:

/ Edwin C. Johnstone Picton R. Miccormac

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point the nozzle at the ﬂame. M H L Y k t geaglid 1E:.(i)t:r’r’l,m wélénltilee he(I)<li] ‘ V :31. Roty 5

SUCCCSSEUI Th““Sday in Cha”°“°‘°‘”h' Malch 15th and 17th‘ . co’ WHITI-OCK 9275 “"0" W“ P. Earl McCourt ) vote for any three

~ - « Tickets for the la are ready 9 ruscommumcmoii The winners of this week s card and will be distr1i’bu3{ed to th-P Flne Footwear iii SERVICE Wilfred L. Mcxenna ) .

Party game, which 1S held in York ‘ For the Famljy _ TIRE SERVICE D .d L MacKimmn )

' e‘1,fdt¥:rM1)’lI'g:Ii, e;]l311(111n§{’al\‘A(/EC: ary 1st Claude Craswell Win- 164 Queen St- aw . I

Ivhe M°th°1'5' Auxiliary °f me Taylor. I low, was the auctioneer. 1 . _ 'B°Y.S°°“t5 and Cubs °f H°1y Re" Mr . and Mrs. Laken Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Moore ' For COIIIICIIIOT.

“em” held 3 Successful cam York, were visitors at Bradalbane and family, Charlottetown were _ ~- DMV in the C°mm““itY Centre on Sunday. the guests of Mrs. the guests Of MI‘- and MTS ~Ha1‘I’y B

when twenty-four tables of a11C- Lewis’ sister, Mrs. Donald Dick- Lewis, York. - 0-

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Coady, Consolation. Mrs. Raymond Watts, York, on SUNSHl§1§}3R§SLAND and in th b bl, Fgf Mqygf;

mes Duffy. Saturday, February 1st. ‘ lw be e ig pro em

FIDOOT‘ Prize. Mrs._. John Lawlor, Mr. Arthur Brown has ylettgurn CHARLOTTETOWN confronting th e Chap I Edwin C_ Jolmstong )

Mtge-zt;;;i:,y .' n Larter. gdétgvahiswlailoéneheinatﬁglrded rprrlré Skilled Memorial Craftsmen lottetown City Council in Picton R. M.cCormac ) vote for one only . convention of the Young Progres- since 1870 1958_ T h e information l

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COMING EVENTS

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CROUPY LITTLE

I-'-or Commissioner of Sewers & Water Supply:

held at the home of Mr. Harold Watts, York, on Saturday Febru-

dale Poll Wednesday, February

Mrs. David MacDonald and a member of the Mam, H R0 Bevan ) Tnance in Bonshaw Wl hall’ Nlrs-tR§nIJ11Sl:3IaAull(ll1, (YhoaI‘1I«I0t:l:t0tIlViIel ONES GET SUCH politan Committee for the ErnestyE. Clawson ) a . ' I-lesday' Feb nth’ lsigfdle of Mr. ind Mrs. Gordon FAST 35"“ FROM 3 “""““" past mo yea“ will be 3 P. Earl McC0l§'t g V0“? for any “"39 ‘Dmlble H d t N rth River C kett. 3.. ‘ Wilfred L. Mc enna Rink toniglail-t'.er zl“air(\)Iiew vs. and Mrs, Leith B1-oigm ﬁnd BUCKLEYIS y of the utmost value to me I David L. MacKimwn ) ' I: i — y ' ' ‘Card Party York Point SCh°°I IS1Il)nCIl:l1I1‘l;(?I,I.e$il)/IIll{,aIZSIl;‘I?l!(12 hoIII1e agf ® gﬂ 7} INSTALLATION as Mayor “hen, “PS ‘ —” . wed“°$day- F°b- 12 at 8:30’ Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Stewart. . I Authorized Dealer great forward Step 15 I111‘ For councmorz ‘Hampshire 7:30’ Winsloe vs. M“ acim 1Mr5' Eﬂtejst Ma;D°{(" ' THE CH"-DREN5 OWN “THERMOPANE” alized. . I, ) Cornwall 8:45. Watch for date 3“ 3“ “Fee C.‘ .ren’ or ’ ' Car Glass Supplied and I Earle C. Baker of carnival spent Sunday evenig in Charlotte- installed .i M Doroth Carri n ) - l .. fM. u . OHNSTONE I . y ga "Dance in Corran Ban Hall Ja?:I< tC]:swe(II.ne 0 r an WITH ‘VITAMIN C CARSON & BIRT, J for _ Garth C. Crockett ) Vote f01' any IW0 ursday night Feb. 13. Spon- Mrs. Claude Craswell, W(i‘ns1\l/pw. -and they l°VekI’t: V23: cherry “aV°U"- 67 King St. Phone 8043 A_ James Haslam ) Hired by C.W_L'. was the guest of Mr. an rs. - « C k ti. .S I. d o Arriving this week, carload of ggﬁgﬁgry e' on a ur ay ;_ New unit and .ll|_.l. nula °.°I“‘-.- $3-85 a bag off can R- Mrs. w. D. Cooke, York, spent. ms, £0,331 ,*,‘;';",',;',",,,,‘,",,' ,,°,,",','f‘.'§;‘,: 1 I _ L. Dickieson Ltd., New Glasgow. Tuesday in Charlottetowni econpgiylesiéesggyzlangnyyigaiyrup. I, c¢nd|dg|-gs qfg; . . W _ _ I ‘Conservative meeting River- A Successful aucnon Sa e as New Issue I

For Mayor:

Edwin C. Johnstone ) Picton R. MicCormac )

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l3_0oking orders for oilcoke. To y‘f1'1Ve soon. $3.85 off car. W. ‘I-, Bowman.

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-‘_»‘AValentine Social Tuesday even- ‘-IIE Feb. 11 at the home of Ian mung, Sponsored by Fireside

For Commissioner of Sewers & Water Supply: “D. Admission 25 cents.

H. Roy Bevan ) HOG GROWER Ernest E. Clawson )

HA1! interested in Wlnsloe Rqad In 10 bag lots 01' over To be dated February 15, 1958 To mature February 15, 1978 p_ Ear] Mccourt ) vote for any three ean3§3‘2“yd $23 Si‘3e°$?§oM§i§2'é§ $3 25 pm (MT Wilfred L. McKenna ) attend. I I I I I We offer, as principals, these First Mortgage Sinking Fund Bonds for de- David L. MacKinnon )

Mvalentine Dance sponsored by Céirell High School in Moiell Dmlfmnity Hall Wed.. Feb. 12. Fncmg 8:30 - 12:00. Good music. Adm. soc,

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