litmus and more beans was tit.» nrticr n the day at Mon- mgic Rovs Scotti Troop‘s din-

tion of Douglas Hender. scout master. and John Shaw, aa- sistnnt scout master did the

nor ucid in St. Andrew's serving. In the picture serving time. it ha . List Saturday. pic. beans and milk are Scott Tim st‘tlliiS under the direc- Bcck. Alan Coffin and Barry

'1' .~ A: ...A A. Iturc.” the speaker stated that.

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ISLAND NEWS PAGE

Eastern And Central Districts

n .. .. ,,_... .__ iii. The Guardian. Charlottetown. Tues. March Ithiltlfi‘t. 5 Hour

ivcrsity lecture scries concluded last night with guest ..lean FIthier-Biais speaking {the literary tradition of French i

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Canada. This was the second lecture in two nights for Mr. Ethier-Blals

‘ment at McGiiI University. Rev. IJames Kelly o tcliaired both lwere held in the univer- sity auditorium. About 250 vist- ‘tors were in attendance each i night.

i Stating that "the best way to know and understand French ICanada is through its litera-

iillt’ literature of French Canada

'_ was inspired by two fundamen-

np‘mr‘ TM” "9 “HI”: mm" . tal themes: the agricultural and Emessianic themes.

of the young lads who were on hand and getting a great I “The agricultural theme was kick out or beng sewed by iborn" he said. “out of the fact:

me Scouts. ithat for two centuries French-

Naﬁonal l ~Debaﬁng ﬁnahToday

Tim tiiuadian dchating finals “til get underway today at St. {mush-ii“; i'tiiicrsity wiili SDU. n...’ \iiiitncy (‘uileco and the

who li\ of British Columbia

tiir 'littc tennis involved

Tht' afwrnoon debate will be

(twirl to the public. but the fin-

al \t'lt‘illllf‘fl for 8:30 in the

slit .i-iditorium. will be open

avii ~i~o ‘(‘ll(‘l ii pllhll( is invited

to 'i"i‘llll Both debates will be

yrcoricd l\_\' the (‘BC

T‘i T‘ I?! government will

it .: i c tlclvitcrs at a dinner at

t'i iitilcitcicwn Ilniel tonight . . t r. 'ii ..iitl the (‘in of Char-l

loitrioun will entertain at a re« SISTER MARY NIVES

onion in town two

also a h Irl'O 6- ' .-..ti.......'ii.1"w§li;§ Lie. Roseneath Sister sis-M ls Missionary

n { CARDIGAN Sister lNiVes Donatioe. a memb .tlie Benedictine Community in

Art Exhibitio Opens Wed.

{\I airy er of

at: an :i l'ilit‘l‘ who drew most of Ii; min” i manor I'rnm nature. of Sﬁill’IS Hospital. .‘HYI‘P til his paintings haw:- hopn‘ PISIOl‘ . ary NIVQS. “"IIO I5 8 ronipt'etl to Chinese art. no daughter of Mrs. Margaret "Tiliif‘i’ convinced that .' Dilllt’lllnf‘ "I Rﬂ‘f‘nf‘ai‘h. made writ should arouse an im iher perpetual vows in 1956. and air emotional response. has been both prefect and in- l .'t c colors in this exhib. i tii‘iuiirian since 1963 St. rim 'it‘l'v painted din-iii: iota-19 ‘Jcliofiastica's Convent. She re. "hi 1it» part o the Vationai t ccivcd her mission amiss Jain (Hi-‘rv war art collection.

0 C A ‘Recaptured

B R l E GICORGETOW‘I DaVId

Smith. 17. Charlottetown. a pri- soner in the Kings County Jail "IFS IN MASS.

I 1at Georgetown was recpa'tured l‘ir sad news was received by;within 20 minutes of escaping DH ti liimzin. Si (‘atherines oficustody last night. "to death of his sister. iirs. K i At about 8 pm. the taller in A \laitui. Haverhill. \lnss. on! the performance of his duty St'iiiav \Iarch R Thp funeral. pi‘occedf‘d to the rear of the jail till mite place on Wednesday ito check on the inmates there . ‘and Smith seized the opportun- (.\Rl) PARTY HELD lity to run from the jail through V “f i'“ of the card lim'ty hold the courthouse corridor to th as: ll .‘Il! at Illf' St. Pitts hail are i sit—pm first Mrsi .Iaiier on duty at the time. sccond Mrs. ("licstcr Walker notified the consolation. \'era;town police officer Ernest Mac- iucn‘s first i i c d . Leon and RCMP Constable Lynn "'i‘ Higgins and Jerome Iloi—jwho was in Georgetown at the 'Ti't‘lr‘»nl|i (iciirzc HI‘ZL‘IHS‘IIITH‘. lfilllrs llerh Handrahan: dooil \hout an minutes later ("Sh 7e ‘ \Irs .lerome O‘Brien: gunman, assisted by two civil- '”‘ ’7 MTS- Pf‘lt’r llorle- ‘ians. Jack “air and Everett \ml'VVEMX FINFRMI _ \liit'lif‘Ot'l discoveer the escapee tr WWW” Mr Mrs. F r P dim a parked car on the outskirts ‘lllllIlit‘diH of North River was "r 'mm' . -i mcmmn {mm} He ran on their approach but

iii; and four years as matron

(>53 of St. Joseph's Abbey

Jail Escapee ls Quickly

[‘ti‘i

'i \t"lf‘rll}\_\' “if (in. iiifc Funeral Home toi“'as quid‘l-V "WEN and “ll'mi’d Si .Io‘lii's “1:11pm, plum“. M” .to custody. Smith is awaiting

i ‘ mnmuwd hv.ll‘l:ll on a series of breaks..en- RN \ l I‘m-tiny HymnS “,M'trics and thefts in various lungs um rive Lord's .\ly Shepherd: ("""ly “"le

i‘MaP Proied

Trade has i a i a large billboard type of illum-I‘

yum. W. ,‘IW‘W.S,HD Or the Cot-iiiuion. .a.. arrived in I‘ iitn I“il‘l 'l‘tl IsTtind \rt Soc» A'Nk‘nm' colnmbls' senth' .3. i... M” .10" 0,- “am my America. joining four other 0.. in W. i”. thud R “Hm. Piuedictine sisters at the par- t. i Wm. M Mnnigommy “a” iin of San Vincente de Paul. “P .ui.tt- The chief missionary work of .

l' " rnmain open to the pub SHIN“? Mary NIVE‘S Will be in acmnntuis and evenings- A nurse in the parish clinic. I:"'ii‘l,'ii in \lill‘t‘l‘, 20 llcr qualitications for this in- N no ii::i:'.i.ri'.:i~ was a Can cliide 13 years of general nurs-i

, l8 from Abbot David Melancon. I

Canadians had been peasants and then suddenly they began to transform into an industrial peo~ .ple. It was as a reaction against ‘this transformation that the ag- Iriciiitural ideal was born ldisseminated through literature The Chaﬁomotown 3mm of in French Canada. Its main aim “mm consideration -w.'t.s to maintain in French Can- :ada the traditional earth-values and stop the development of a . Irew and modern way of life. would be \Ir. Ethicr-Blais mentioned se- placed on one. of the main routes I veral novels among them " into the city. in a spot where iou- i Rivard." “Thirty Acres" rists could drive off the h i go- way and study it.

Buildings such as the Trave- iBui‘eau. the post office. hotels and stores would be marked or. the map, along with main streets.

Board member Wally Rodd. who is investigating the feasibu- ity of the project. says s u c maps are common in Fiuro and parts of the United

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t for the supplying of

m an: 2-:

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lamples of books in which Itheme of fidelity to the earth '.was the fundamental and pre- ' dominant one.

DREAM

He said that messianism pro- ceeds from the belief in Quebec throughout the 19th century that Ithc li‘rench-(‘anadians would one D ' ' day be responsible for civilizing Stalps- the whole of North America.

FIXING IN CANADA I “it was a dream maintained Civil aviation passenger traf- by the ruling French-Canadian tic increased to 3.138.963 in 1961 classes for their own consump- from 5.451.716 in 1960. l ‘on. and a myth created to give

1 “Marie de Chapdelaine" as ex-

.when Gabrielle Roy tier famous noi

ily were at the beginning of tne' . a member of the French depart-j

t i

the sou staff; sessions which.

and is often despairing

French Canadian ed the idea that art. a way to

liiteraiure Said Best Waylo Unders anding

Ti", annual qt Human" Unp, a m.“ mm, M m? m yrmmmmi Reports were heard from the fi- Harry McConnell and James G.‘ Royal (‘aiiadizin Legion for

the speaker said This whole. conception of life was exploded published 'el in IQH' The. ‘In P lll t e which describes: French-Canadians as they rcal-t

war in mm. It was the first real- istic novel h i c h depicted French Canada without the help of ideologies." PERSONAL MESSAGE

Mr. Etliier—Blais said French- Canadian literature today had a personal message. It tries to re- present French Canada as it is a n d said “it sym-

that today s have accept- literature is of self-expression. a ethod of interpreting reality and not a That is why poets like Saint

Geo’town Constable Resigns; Shopping Centre Approved

(iHiniE'l‘tiWV nation of Ernest t ‘ officer of the town of :ctown has accepted lust niulii Il\' tlic ititin council at the regular \larcit meeting held in

ition. and streets and committees

It was decided to proceed with the lll\ltl.'lllliil of the new firc hull and also to time ti cit-citie- ally \iii'cd

Tue resig sidewalks

\lacican. po-

tiic council chambers last niilnt. .‘in application in .\lis Lot (‘n~t Hat-Lean sialed in his Jenkins 'oi' l)f’l'llli~\ltill to l'tlIU- II'IWlJIIIIIIItII that he would con- vate a riveiling house on Ural

i tiiiiic in h» (iuiics until the coun- ton Street by iiioi iii: part of lL 5c l i-ou‘ti Ili’ttl'lll‘f‘ a rcpiiicciiicnt. to an adiaceiit lot and plt'iL'TlLl it ’ c council accepted the resig- on a hf'l‘mdllf‘nl f"Ull(lall‘m “313 approved

‘SHOI’PING (‘I‘IV'I'IU’I

J'ii lint "ll

\loyor .\. Kennedy presided at ic iucciiii:

'Old School's Fate

To Be Discussed

.\It)\"l'»\GL'l‘J

A special. payers do vote to dispose of such

meeting of Montague school (IIS- property.

trict No 3 will beheld tonight to The c airman and h's board

determine the tale of the old exercised their prerogative and

Memorial School This school would not Sign the deed to trans-

«suc has becn unsettled Since fer the property

the annual meeting nearly one A petition of ratepayers was

year ago. prcscuied to the department of At that "mum; a mum,” m education requesting that the

board carry out the wishes of ihe

sell the school and property to

and a full slate of Also approved “as an appilc- ratepayers A meeting was re- iiiuci'lioi's were in attendance. iation from \If'iitlllnf‘ll.‘lhe M‘illlak’ue Brandi 0f “‘9 quested but the department of the education Writilfl no‘ allow a name. plilillr‘ Drﬁllf‘rll'i Done". \l"("””w'l my l"“""'5““” ‘0 sum of $1 carried. Previous to “1001'”: l0 (it‘ll!~< “it’l’l‘llf Mr ~ ’- ' . oierat a si ii iiiie ce o . o i:' . I" h and—limo. fiie engine, sanita l’ 9 1P! a flier n the mmmn mswswm mm; ((J the r 'l i ‘ “w -——— Richmond Street and place an Hour-im- nn 7,"! .t ...es . I . , place in which the school board . Deiivs Carneau or n0\'9ll§l5r8“-I00l cuiiert in frfml of in? mm“ H NW”. 11 “Wis mum" .0 been reached to hon a meeting . . . . E . . like (‘iaiide Jasmin and Claire} "9W SIWDDINE ('f‘lllf‘r- ’” ‘ton :ht.

\Iai'tin represent dian thought and sensibility bet- ter than anybody. They are the

lsrpnphfanad It was decided by the couiicu

‘to contact Gordon Ross and .la mes G. McConnell to ascertain if they would act as the town as-

mirrors of the French Canadian soul." Isessors. l ‘ I Y ‘ Mr. Ethier<Biais received his} correspondame “35 readi

‘ .from the Canadian (‘onfedcra-t early education in Sudbury andl

Montreal. He then studied for. nine years in Paris and one year: in Munich before joining the de-% partment of external affairs. He? served in the French depart-' ment at Carleton University be- fore going to MeGili. He has lec-

tion of Mayors and Municipali-i ties regarding resolutions to be: submitted for the 1964 confer-y ence to be held in Regina, Sash.1 in June. . i N0 ACTION

No specific action could be ta—i ken at last night's meeting out

“the land. with

‘('al‘Clllll)' as the vote

i motion cans/d some dispute .tnc. ;

sell the school building but iioi . <, .__v.- .. ' the building to . .. o. . . be removed from the premises. SADDIS Rh“ "Vs

The chairman of the board. ‘ VlifiVImN "CPI V (.il;lTlIti:Vlv Gilbert Clements. pointed out to “Palm ‘9‘ ’ 9 i a I ‘ l '“l‘ d“ ‘ Sandys returned hci'e bv a:r

the ratepayers present that they “de {mm ’1 ‘0'!“ MM siiouid consxder the facts \er} East “HM QWva mm W‘pr that coiiil'iona had pretty returned in normal sncc _. an lump '1 t'ii. A'fl il‘. 'l‘th gayika, ' ‘ i and l'eaada itwo months

the board under the authority 0:3 . A R T ' S T A X l

the Schools Act apparently (ICC). ' LUCKY NUMBER THIS WEEK

final. The motion to sell to Legion, land and building ried. Ilowcver. the wording of !'ie

p ,.

1‘. ‘r‘

property even though the rate-‘

tured widely, written many arti- cles in publications at home and road and acts as literary cri-

the recent announcement by the Atlantic Development Board of $700900 grant to Georgetown

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treat Star. p ex of the town until official no-

not have to dispose of schoo 3 64523

tification of the grant is receiv- ed along with instructions as to

i the grant.

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Leslie Caron Nominated for best. actress for this one

i "The L-Shaped Room"

THE HILARIOUS STORY

of a wedding trip that began in a hearse and

ended up in the county jail . . . of a bride-

.groom with the shakes and a bride with the h

'Wz its TENNESSEE WILLIAMS’ GREAT FIRST COMEDY!

about Young love, and Modern Ma triage

Panic“ In)

‘ ————

:l‘lm" "NEH": Th0 MacLEAN FUNERAL V The Jami” rm" 3"“ Sm’ah Simp- funeral for John William Mac-i ‘rr. ,‘m “‘M Ri‘tllma." "l‘i‘rn‘ Man was held Monday. \Tarchl t‘i W” "‘0 “fiflﬂ‘n'l Flln' Q lioin thc Viurray River Fu-

United

i lll'llIt" whore service was

my. W", l“ "‘“- \h‘l‘l“ 7-H" t'litii-ch. Little Sands where ser- In-W‘ “‘0 (Vdvf‘mlla‘h I'll" \ice was conducted by RPV. ....”‘""" "livii'. led in the timid Hartiise Hy . u'era.‘ If?“ “’ himm iliito The i To The Hills Will Lia. Mine! Milka" The Sands of Time. i Eyes and All ay MYI R(“Farm-s w re, Edwin Bell. Saviour Leads Me. Pallbearersl ("glam VSimpson. Merrill 1 were. Merton Ferguson, Jacky h" “(31; Elwood Stewart. Ben‘lE‘crguson, William MacLeod.

.Vatlian Irving, John Maclion and ‘ Russell Riieli. Interment took lplace in Little Sands cemetery.l

mm and Robert Siml‘cI crment took place in the “dish camelﬂry.

Uflu‘rwl‘ci'lcct Pom-c and Abide ————_——— “TONY JANE JIM

in e Pallbearers were, Al~ JOHNMcGNER n s

Mr "l'll'li'hzs Daniel .\Iac~ _

If?!" Thomas Sanderson. Aus- "0 ' 7

‘" ""“ht‘f. James \‘ickerson

if“ “a” Yt'llllkcr Flower bear-t & 9 21“”“T‘ Kcii- “‘nircn. \‘criionl

“'lﬁif‘c. rimm \iacVeiii. tin-i 3

hn‘lI-lff’ ticruld Iloopcr. Ro-i

'v lick-mason Russell Smith y anti \l-llcr Sanderson. Inter

mm" "‘"l‘ Place in the Church. i ONLY fﬁlnciprv i

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