KIN CLUB CAMP BOYS ENTERTAIN THEIR SPONSORS

The group of in boys from Char-p be outdone by the visiting Kins- iottetown who completed a ten-I men. who gave the boys all the day period of fun and healthful 3 pop. oranges. ice cream. and choc-

mcreatlon yesterday 35 llll9Sl5 Ol Males

the Kinsmen Club at the Kni.Ellll'S.

could conveniently the more talented

they stow away.

of Columbus campsite, North nus-Iyounlz chaos in the camp put on um had a special treat on Thurs-4 an impromptu program of instru-

day evening when their sponsors visited the camp in force. Not. tol

mental music. sing-song and step dancing which was much enjoyed.

Inspired by the activities of the campers. Kin Bob shuffled onto the floor and broke into the rou- tine of a lively stepdance. which was an unscheduled item also ap- preciated by all. Rev. Walter Reid received and welcomed the visit- ing Kinsmen who were headed by their President Joe Shelfoon. Guardian Photo

' Report On-Polio Situation ,r;g,a"'if-I-""""".'-at-o-."";;'f:

. CITY AND

CENTRAL

YOUR DOLLAR buys more at the Hughes Drug Store.

FOR CONVENIENCE. friendli- ness and economy. shop at Gig- gey's Pharmacy.

100 PER CENT Nylon Gloves. Reg. 1.95 Complete stock to clear at 1.00, S.A. McDonald's.

BIRTHS

PROFITT - At the Prince County Hospital on Sunday August 12th 1955 to Mr. and Mrs. J. William Pl-ofitt lnee Catherine Wallace. Summerside) a son, 8 lbs 15 ozs.

FERGUSON - At the P. E. 1. Hospital August 11. 1956 to Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Ferguson a son weighing 9 pounds 2 ounces.

FERGUSON - At Portage Gener- at Hospital. Portage La Prairie on Aug. 7th.. 1956 to Cpl. H. N.

,and Mrs. Ferguson lnee Kaye MacFarlane; a son 7 lbs.. 14 ozs. Robert Noel.

MACEACIIERN - At the P. E. 1. Hospital on Aug. 11 to Mr. and Mrs. James MacEachern, City. a daughter Elspeth Adele. 8 lbs.. 3 01.5.

ACKERMANN - At the Montreal

General Hospital on August 9th. to Mr. and Mrs. John Acker-

ISLAND colored views. Cru-

well Studio.

WE TREAT the sick well. Gil- Rey's Pharmacy. open 8 a.m. to it p.m.

MEN'S SHIRTS. Good standard makes of Reg. 4.95 value. Clear- ing at 2.49. S.A. McDonald's.

. DR. HEATH lllc1ntyre's Dental Office will be closed until Mon- day. Aug. 20.

DR. J. P. MILLARIS office will be closed from August 13 to Aug- ust 27.

LADIES BATHING Suits. Reg. to 11.95, 25 per cent off to clear. S.A. McDonald's.

PRE-SCHOOL Children - Special Course by Red Cross Swlmmina and water Safety Instructors. Begins August 15th - 10.30 a.ln Kiwanis Pool. Brl5lll0ll-

MEN'S SOCKS, Reg. value 1.50 in many designs. to clear at 99 cents. S.A. McDonald's.

STOREY ELECTRIC will have a booth at the exhibition and qualified Personell will be avail- able to talk over with you, House- wiring and light fixtures also any commercial or domestic refriger- ation problem.

POLYCLINIC - Dr. lrwln will

mann (nee Evelyn Barbara Mac Leodi Ottawa, twin girls. 5 lbs.. 11 oz., and 6 lbs, 4 oz.

STEELE - At the Prince County Hospital. Sunday. Aug. 12 1956 to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Steele a son, Paul Edward, 7 lbs.. 3 ozs.

POWER - At Chilliwack. B. C. To Mr. and Mrs. Colin Power

(nee Helen Carmody) a son. David Barton 9 lbs.. 3 ozs.

ENGAGEMENTS

MR. AND MRS. FREDERICK .l. MCADAM. announce the engage- ment of their eldest daughter Mary leanor to James Hubert Murnaghsn son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mllrnaghan, Charlotte town. Marriage to take place in September.

MR. AND MRS. J. A. LANNAN wish to announce the engage- ment of their daughter Mary Eleanor to John Edward son of Mrs. Pearl White and the late

J John White. Marriage to take place in Holy Rosary Church. Toronto. Sept. liith.

'MARRlAGES

DY - LUND - At Trini

nitcd Church. Charlottetown

on Tuesday. August 7. 1956 by

Rev. Frank MacLean, Sarah

Ann Lnnd. Toronto to Neil Ken- nedy, Montague.

be absent from his office at the Polyclinlc from Aug. 13th to Sept. '1flth. Dr. Laidlaw will be absent lfrom his office from Aug. 13th to Sept 15th. Dr. MacKenzie will be absent from his office from Aug. 13th to the middle of September.

BEATON FUNERAL - The fun A eral of the late Mrs. Angus N. Bea- ton was held July 8, 1956 from the Cutcliffe Funeral Home. The ser- vice at the home and at the grave .' was conducted by Rev. Cannon , Malone. Pall bearers were Rob- 'ert MarCallum, Henry Doiron. R01 and Moore, Leo Doiron, Sydney Vessey. and William Campbell. Intermment was in Flat River Cemetery.

CHRISTENING CEREMONY- During the regular worship ser- vice at New London Presbyterian Church, Sunday, August 5th. at 7.30 the Rev. A. Lorne MacKaY. Hamilton. Ontario. christened the following three of his nephews: 'John Wendall. son of Mrs. Vernon Ferguson and the late Mr. Fer- guson; Vernon Ross. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell. and Rob- ert Todd. son of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Maclfay. The " . Rev. L.l). Bnrlett conducted the

service. R. C. A. F. ENROLLMENTS -

” Five additional Islanders have

been enrolled in the R. C. A. 1'"- by the Summerside Recruiting Unit within the past two weeks. The boys are Arthur Lloyd Can- telo. son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Con- telo, Cardigan: Malcolm Cook MacKinnon, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Howard ltclnnls FITTEI ,l-'00l'lVEAIt

l1lQIsIaA-cu-I-lulu.

Daniel MacI(lnnon. Murray River: Aubrey Louis Cantelo. son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Canteio, Cardigan: Gordon Edward Stevenson, son of Mr. William Stevenson. Frederic- ton: and Alder Wcstcott Swan. son of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Swan, Mount Edward Road. Charlotte- town. AC 1 Swan had previously served four years with the Air Cadet League in this city.

PERSONALS

Miss Bernice Fisher of Toronto. was a recent visitor to south Mel- ville. She was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Monaghsn.

Mrs. Florence hoyian has left for her holnoln Brooklyn. N. Y. Miss Bayian spent two weeks visit- hlg in Charlottetown and New Port

Mr. BIB Monaghan has return- alter spending

edto'l'oronto

. aid Junction.

Research Doctor Guest Speaker At Rotary Club

The guest speaker at the weekly luncheon of Rotary held at the Charlottetown Hotel yesterday was Dr. Thomas W. Cook. B.A., M.A.. Ph.D.. research psycholog- ist with the Department of Health who spoke on military psychology.

Dr. Cook. speaking briefly, des- cribed various methods. which are rapidly changing. in determining with clinical cases in time of war and the steps being taken in peace time to duplicate working don- ditions in time of peace whereby essential training may be carried on at a fraction of the cost. par- ticularly in the field of aviation. In this respect there is the closest cooperation with the similar de- partment in the United States which requires his assistance there frequently owing to the nec- essity of not committing to paper the results, for security reasons.

Dr, Cook represented the depart- ment at the Commonwealth De- fence Conference six years and last year in Toronto where speci- fic research problems were dis- cussed by all.

Dr. Cook was born at Murray River and after attending Prince -of Wales College attended Acadia University where he taught for 20 years. He received his Ph.D. from Yale and also taught at Tor- onto University. He has been on the Defence Research Board for the past two years.

He aws introduced as speaker by Dr. Heath Mclntyre and thank- ed by Dick Hughes.

Guests of Rotary were W-C Allan Macmillan, S.T. Green. Lt. Lorne Ramsay, Lieut. Col. K.M. John- ston. of Charlottetown, R.B. Mac- Lure. Boston, J.S. Turnbull. Mon- treal. Charles G. Rogers. Ottawa, Allan Stewart. Owen Sound. 0nt., George Aylesworth. Harrisburg, Penn, Visiting Rotarians were: Rev. Lorne A. MacKay. Hamilton. Ont. Dr. H.L. Daniel. Truro. Wm. Hoffman. East'Hsrtford. Conn.. R.A. Templeton St. John's. Nfld.. RD. Newsome, Estevan. Sask., nll';Il9l,:Iin Chapman. Rockwood.

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speeders were each fined 810 and costs when they appeared befope Magistrate Gilbert Gaudet in Que en's County Magistrate's Court yesterday. Another charged with the same offence pleaded not guil- ty and following the hearing Crown evidence the case was adlourned till August 20. For possession of liquor in a public place and for intoxication in a public place two accused were each fined 820 and costs and another accused of ii- lesal , ' of spirits ' not guilty and his case was ad- journed for a week. For failure to display license plates a motorist was fined 35 and costs as was an- other charged with failing to re port for re-inspection of a vehicle.

very pleasant two weeks at his home in South Melville.

Larry Butler of Brooklyn. N. Y. has left for his home. Mr. Butler spent the last month visiting in Charlottetown snd New Port.

Major W Lawson Jenkins. Ver- non. has been very ill with vinls pneumonia His many friends will be pleased to bear that he is im- proving

Mr. Ray Johnston has return- ed to Toronto. He spent two week: vacation with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Johnston, Klnkora, He also visited his sister. Mrl. Georse Mon-nun. souul Melville

Mr. Gerald Connors left 3 train Monday morning for For ville. Quebec where he has ac cepted a position.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. McMahon Montreal, lmi week It the home of their son James McMahon. Kelly'a Cross. Mr. and Mrs. Mt.-Mahoa were formerly residents of Enluk

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Baptist Picnic At Stanllopa .

The Agnual go.

Pads 2. 11.. c..a..ll... Tuesday. Aug, 14.1956 C9.."lR;il I-iaars Encouraging

was a decided succou; ibng ml anything but ut afternoon produced picnic weather do-iuxd. Bcotlah are not noted for their allergy to g but naval-thalau invariably pick an ideal day for their picnic. Pov- ourable weather does not always mean a picnic will be a kuceeaa but a sunny day combined with good management is a combin- ation that cannot be beaten.' The Men's Association of the Church planned and organised the annual event and the Committee formed from this Group deserve credit for the manner in which they carried out their duties. The following members comprised the Committee:. Lt. Col. D.N. Bell,

'lDdfIctllIIlihC'IlcnnopoIh mom"

cues so far in Charlottetown and only two in the Province was exod- ited by Dr. Watlall llacbopald. CltyBult.h0ffioIr.Iadnatotho urrvlna out of the program when he gave his report '1'! gen regular monthly meeting o

City Counciliyuterdly afternoon.

City Recorder K.M. Martin said if that were tried "you will set into a maze". Mr. Johnstone re- plied that at present the Finance Committee "are in I ma!-9 DOW- ovcn in a daze". Mayor Sf-CW8" suggested that the matter be left till the next monthly meelllli '0 give membe o a chance to con- sider it. GOVERNMENT POND

Dealing with Public Property Councillor Elmer MacDonald said the City was still waiting for the money promised by the Provincial Government to help defray cost of improvements in the Government Pond section. The Mayor said he would write Premier A.W. Math- eson reminding him of the Gov- ernment's promise.

A communication from the City School Board was read dealing with a reply from the Council re fusing a request for funds still remaining from the total borrow- cd for the building of Queen Char- lotto High. The Council previous- ly pointed out that since the money was borrowed for the High School they could not give any of it to the School Board.

The letter read from the Board explained that it had made arr- angements with the Sanitarium Commission to beat the new School froln the Sanitarium in order to save money. This had necessitated installation of two new boilers in the Sanitarium for which the School Board had been billed for 815,000. This amount had been am- ortized and one. payment had been made with another due in Decem- ber. The matter was left with the

lPlll1IPllllliItlonlnordIrtopI'o- vide sewerage system for many resident particularly in t.ho,Up per Queen street area. Several Councillors felt that this should he done and Mayor J.D. Stewart, who presided. said he would speak pri- vately to the Board of Water Com- mlssloners.

An amendment to a traffic by- law propflled by Councillor Ar- thur Gormley was given third reo- ding. It provides for no parking in areas outlined by n yell line. Councillor Gormley suggested that visitors to the city were not no- customed to looking high on the sides of buildings for street names and said they should be on corner standards as in other cities. FINANCIAL REPORT

Reporting for the Finance Com- mittee Councillor Edwin John- stone said that capital expendit- urea so for were within budget- ary limits. He also gave notice of intention to introduce I resolu- tion regarding a change in the by-law taxing out-of-town work-

MscNell, Edward MscPha1l. Don Macbeth. J.S. Jenkins. Ian Gillie- pie. Nelson Robinson. Charles Scranton and Doug Cameron. Following an exciting sports pro- gramme. high lighted by keen competition and close finishes. I real picnic lunch was enjoyed. An added attraction to the sports events was the Diaper Class open to boys and girls two years and under. They performed like vet- erans and the winner didn't stop at the finish but kept right on with all stops out. One of the Jud- ges. name withheld. undertook to bring him back. He just made it with nothing to spare.

Winners in the different events as follows:

Boys and girls 2 years and un- der: 1. Wayne Guindon 2. Caren Ward 3rd. Linda White. . Boys and girls 4 years and on-

g der: lst. Linda Phillips and 2.: ::e.:.l.:r.'..':"..:."':.'.. E.'.::.F'"" "”"””'”"”' .'.:':"" ""'""' M W” 6"-

who had to bring in for temporary repairs sidiled specialists and pay tax of 325 per man for a period of a day or two.

During a discussion in which all members participated he suggest- ed that if skilled workers were brought in for a week or less there should be no tax: 310 up to a month and the full tax over that period.

President Of Fisheries Council Visits Province

Mr. W.R. Ritcey, President oil season which the Province has ex- the Fisheries Council of Canada perienced. not forgetting the pre- who arrived on the Island on Sun- valence of Irish Moss. particularly day. was in conference with the in Prince County which has been director; of the P,E.I3land man. the source of considerable revenue. eries Federation last evening fol- Mr. Rltcey recently returned lowing a dinner meeting at the from Klnlllon. -llmllcl. Where ll! Charlottetown Hotel. In attendance attended talks on the situation were Messrs. S.H. Burboe, Presi- lllefe Will! fellkcl to Bill llllll. 01! dent, .I.E. Burden, A.E. Gallant Mllllf 01 the Clnldlnn Atlantic and A. Walthen Gaudet, Secretary. Salt Fish Association of Nova scot-

Mr. Ritcey on arrival motored ll- M0” Tecenlly he 313903 NW direct to Tignish where he dlscus- weeks In Newfoundland vlsltins sed problems of the industry with the plants there as part of his fishermen there and later confor- itinerary which bring: him to the red with similar interests in Alber- bland and will eventunllv talne ton. Snmmerslde and North Rust- him to Vancouver- ico before coming to the city. He On Sept 5th. Mr. Rltcey will we will continue his round of activl- meat the Fisheries council of He, may by mum; on me mun, Canada on a tour which the Minis-

Council authorized the purchase of two gas masks for use of the Fire Department and the sale of the old Bickle Sesgrave flasher- sprlnkler to Harold Moore for 8400. It also sppoin i Constable Alex- ander Stewart permanently as a Police Constable and named Chief of Police Charles McArthur to be a delegate to the Police Chief's Convention at Calgary.

Girls 6 and under: Isl. Cami Reynolds. 2nd Jan Altken. 3rd. Jean Macbesn.

Boys 6 and under: lat. Everett Runtz, 2nd David White, 3rd Wel- don Yeo.

Girls 7 and under: lst Connie Rodd, Ind Dolores Tait. 8rd Jan Aitken.

Boys 'I and under: ist Kenneth MacLesn. 2nd Freddy Quinn. Std Weldon Yeo.

Girls 8 and under: lst Dianne Mclnnls. 2nd. Connie Rodd ard. La- na Lewis.

Boys it and under: 1st Harvey Copper. 2nd Thane Burke, 8rd Ron- nie Milton.

"Girls 9 and 10 and under: lst Mary Shepherd, 2nd Gail John- ston. ard Judy Balicm.

Boys 9 and 10 and under: 1st Stephen MacFsydcn, 2nd Harvey Copper, Srd Ralph Runtz.

Girls 11 and 12 and under: 1st Jessie Collier. Znd Elizabeth Phil- lips and Gail Johnston equal. 3rd Mary Shepherd.

Boys 11 and 12 and under lst John Burhoe. 2nd Ronnie Jenkins, 3rd Charles Archer.

Girls 13 and under: lst Edith Phillips. 2nd Mary Shepherd, 3rd Elizabeth Phillips.

Boys 13 and under: 1st Ronnie Jenkins. 2nd John Burhoe. 3rd Stir. ling Ladner.

Girls Open: lat Joan MacDon- ald. 2nd Edith Phillips. 3rd Car- lene Llewellyn.

Chairman, R.J. Rupert. Harper-

"rlu foil are the results of

iu yesterday at the Exhibition-

Class 1 Shndard Bred (Ragla- tel-en

)

Suction 1' Male Born in 1951- 1-H.R. Bevan. Clftown.

Section 4- Male Born Before 1953- 1. G.H. Buntain, Ch'town; 2. ILR. Bevan. Ch'town; 3. Stanley Maybcw. Kinknra. .

Section 5- Champion Male-G. H. Buntaln; Reserve - ER. Bav- nn Clrtown.

Section 9 Female rn Baton 1359- 1. John cod 0. Ch'town, R.R..6.

Section 11 - Foal of 1966- 1. Mrs. Lloyd Thompson. Crapaud.

Section 12- Champion Female John Costello. Ch'town, R.R. 0. Reserve - Mrs. Lloyd Thompson. CLASS 2 - ROADSTERS

Section 1 . Filly or Gelding Born in 1955 - 1. Lester Rankin. Bun- bury; 2. Alfred MacPhall, Bon- shaw; 3. Mrs. Lloyd Thompson. Crapaud.

Section 2 - Filly or Gelding Born in 1954 - t. Stanley Mayhew. Kin- kora; 2. Allison Carr, H n: 8. Read Stevenson, Rustlco.

Section 8 - Filly or Gelding in Harness Born in 1953 - 1. Lester Rankin. Bunbury; 2.” Stanley May- hew. Kinkora.

Section 4 - Mare or Gelding in Harness Before 1953- - 1. Read Stevenson, Rustico; 2. Randall MacDonald. Peter's Road; 3. Mr: Claude MacMillan. Ch'town.

Section 5 - More with Foal At Foot- 1. J. Gordon Rodd. North Milton; 2. Mrs. Lipyd Thompson. Crapaud; 3. ulster Rankin, Bun-

bury.

Section 6 Foal of 1950- 1. J. Gordon Rodd. North Milton; 1 Lester Rankin. Bunbury; 3 Read Stevenson. Rustico.

CLASS ti CLYDESDALES

Section 3 - Stallion Born in 1953 - 1. Cecil J. Stewart, New Wilt- shire.

Section 5: Junior Champion - Cecil Stewart, New Wlltshire

Section 7: Grand Champion - Cecil Stewart. New Wiltshire.

Section 9: Filly Born in 1954 - 1. Cecil J. Stewart, New Wlltshire; 2. Preston Bryanton. Rollo Bay.

Section 11: Marc Born Before

4l9il9lh9iR5suli9:4l.tionilay . . At. The Provincial Exhibition ..?l.

"houses I , , Int lio wentha "office: A g Idlmllul, offolla Dag,-p Preston : Min" Max 3'1” ll. ml” 3 3Il'l'll' Dawaon ....ooI'n- fl ' 01 on Green. Clyde River. 8. Cocll vumm . 75 . Stewart. New Wiltshire. mm to u CLASS 4 rancnsnous "" 'l as Sccttoii 4, Stanton Born Before C'l""V m up 1558 - 1. Lame Ferguson. Cra- MP" : in Winnipeg .. ' 0' 33 Senior Champion 3 years and Tomato . 00,- ll; over - Lorne Ferguson. Crapaud. uncut IO M . "grand Champion. Lorna Fergu- mom.-gal . 55.0 section 1! More Born before 1953 am... John . as. 15 1.LoroeFerguson.Cl-apsud. Moncton . II . - 3,!cil0n 14 - Junior Champion. Halifax .......... C II. 3 Years and under - Lorna Fan .clial-lottetown .... BS - 3"”"- dl'5l'll"l- Yarlnouth .. 55 72 Section 15 - senior Champion- 3;, Jomfg 5'! 7: Lorne Ferguson Crapaud. , . g Grand cl......plon -. Lorne For .nnl.lnx (or)-rho woathar sum. Cr-mud. - om... "says a bond of shown 4. Section 13 Progeny of Dan - expected to reach the hlartulnn 1. Lame Ferguson. Crapaud. this afternoon. Ip vir cuss so DRAFT HORSES most of the district hr It. Section 1 -: Filly or Gelding F01”-""