R,.;-A,',:' "

DJWEEGAND OUR NEIGHBORS

0

week, you will certainly wish to include our libraries!

For whether or not libraries are ted under "Educa- uon" they also belong under the hggdlnj at "Culture." Indeed. a glance at the definition of culture. would indicate that it is mislead- ing to separate cultural from edu- nu nal projects. And in the case of braries. though art, music, drama. creative writing, languag- es, cram. danclns. etc-. sound more "cultural". all look for in- spiration and uuulshment to li- braries -- books e -

What then is Culture! In a 1953 edition 0! Webster's Dictionary. culture is defined thus: 1. Tillage. 1. The training or refining of the moral or intellectual faculties. 3. The 37” i and in" acquired by such training. 4. Ed- cation- 5. All the knowledge, crafts. art, literature. beliefs, and customs of a people, as Greek Culture, pri- mitive Culture. (6 biol. Cultivation of bacteria; a specimen of such cultivation.

READING BOOM

Assuming that P.E.l. will have stldylittlssumtospendonher libraries, and assuming that by now sleep in heavy on your eye- lids you son dream'oi a number

organised fort of society to develop good cit- iaensl A large high school on the w has a library and libra- rian for the students. Soon every school. from primary grades up will have such service. Some chil- dren lust naturally take to books. qt others. the shy. the slow, need

There are remote places on our Island where the library service must be Inadequate. There are such places on our island where the library service must be inad- equate. There are such places ev- erywhere. In England, the Scan- dinavian coigstries, New Zealnnd the United tates (and probably other countires. th have what is known as Bookmo es libraries on wheels- They travel about with a careful assortment of books and make h i ' C stops at rural schools, farm homes. etc. periodi- cally. Parents. teachers. children

selection. On the next trip are exchanged for new ones. service is in prac- more like our own

books" service to rural cts. The boohmoblle visits on- or special groups of peo- mske the selection and tribute the books. For the pres-

rrisair : 3: -2: :3

Versus W. I. Held C , Their Annual Banquet

'l'heladiaso(theVIsssIosn- are lastituteheld theirAnauai BanqustonNov.l4.stthsQsees

success

year's work. Mrs. E. J. MacDoug-

ali, Vice-President. who was un- annual

After a social hour had been spent. the ladies attended the show at the Capitol Theatre.-

Famlly Herald and Weekly star entertained the boys and girls at a luncheon ln'the Champlain Rest- aurant on St. Helen's island. This is the famous place that the people of Montreal entertain all its im- portant tors.

In the venlng dinner was given at the Laurentlen Hotel. On Sat- urday brealtiast was served at the Bothy York Hotel. This first day was a full one with a luncheon at the Roof Garden. With the guestsot Massey - Harris - Ger- gusoo. Ltd. and guests speaker C. S. McKee. C ' Manager of the Royal Agricultural Fair. In the afternoon the Hon. W. A. Good- fellow, Minister, Ontario Depart- meat of Agriculture for Ontario welcomed them at the Parllment Buildings. The Cass Loma was a scene for a dinner sponsored by Firestone Rubber Company. Spec- ial Guests were Foster Hewitt, Gus Ryder and Cartoonist, George Feyer. and Cluff Lumsdum. The days entertainment was rounded up by attending a hockey game in Maple Leaf Gardens as guests of Imperial Oil Limited. - Each succeeding day of the week was as full as the first. In addition the members were taken

of improvements in our library ant these are a tow hints on how ,0 we in nu. ma mm. mm I-"let , '0 WM 0” W” ti "" W 9411- of lntelgest in Western onm-R30 The A 9'37 Y '99?” ' n”'n” "M D”u"" climax of the visit was the Annual " of the F ” Council N -. . ' 4-H Clubs in the Concert Hall, i . Royal York liotel.' AGRICULTURAL NEVIS - we -- journeyedito Ottauowa whcgle gray mu"... lmallu. attended a " OP . at Q , 2 " " " i eau Hall. given by His Excellency. V The Rt. Hon. Vincent Massey, Gov- . ernor General of Canada. The D I-ll CLUBS clubs. two poultry eiubs, four re- cgmdian pgpu-ungm, of Agricult. '

me various 4-H Clubs in Prince Edward Island returned recently ii"..'1' 14”” "'r""u.a..””"..."”n"i'.

. . E. . .

actor or the Poultry Division sup- ervised the group on their inter- esting trip- The group consisted of thirteen clubs members and two supgvlsors. three representing calf

Coming Events

Bingo Morell Parish Hall. Wod-

nesday. s-p.m. Jackpot ssom.

Dance ldlllvhw Kalli Friday. Novdt.

sentlng handicraft clubs. and garden clubs with one repre- senting food and potatoes clubs. All those joined at the Royal were ones in the Canadian and Royal Youth Day com, ” ' . The Call Clubs: Garth Coffin. lies of Hillsboro; Douglas Prolltt. Free-

Prim; Ian Macaregory. Dost Bal- tic. Handicrait: Margaret Jean MacDonald. Brudenell; Elaine

i The other Maritime Groups con- shtiag of (-1! Clubs from Nova

were the guests at the Fam- lerald and Weekly Star on s tours! Montreal. They went to see Mount Royal. the McGill Univer- sity and the cunstrctlon or the St. Lswnnce Besw , 5 t and sev-

ure had a luncheon in the Chatear Lauries Hotel at which time the Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Dr J. G. Tsgyart was a guest speak- er.

NATIONAL COMMITTEE The National 4-H week Commit- tee was the one which msde all the detail arrangements ior this educational experience. It was com posed of the following members: J. C. Trimhle, (Chairman) John Deere Plow Co.. Winnipeg. Miss Glenora Pearce, University of Saskatchewan. Saskatoon. R. G. Bennett. Ontario Department of Agriculture. Toronto. 1'. E. Wolff. Canadian Pacific Railway Com- Pllll. Toronto. N. D. I-logg. Feed Manuiacturers National Council. Toronto. Mrs. Isabel Percival. Ketiehum Lhnuracturlng Company Ottawa. J. R. Racine. utual Lite Asnn-ancs Cunpaa- Canada. Brampton. W5 8. I! Can- ada Departsnnt of . Tomato. TIIE 4-H CLUB MOVEMENT 'l'he 4-H Club Movement in Can- ada is a nationwide program for rural young people. The members

cal other places of interest. The

are organised into local-clubs. (Continued on page 11)

Another Trailerioad oiSa

Wed;Novembes'2l.1956 race-ssh:

I

"”'”""” The Finest In Home Entertainment)"

Vdnooeonesrt presented by

pupils: South mastica-

ntngaht I. p.In.. follwid IV Admiral engineers have designed the greatest TV chas- on local and distant stations. Admiral's Cascode Chassis

""". 9"”: . ' Ila exerfbugalx ropftmgfg :::mf::31r:8m:it: sets the standard for TV dependability, too. Over sow i , e f"omr ”e):tna";imal!mmn'"' '3 powa that weride city inter. of the circuits are automatically assembled by foolproof, j

IZOIENTUI.

New Glasgow Hall Thursday. Nov. 22p-8:30

E. A. Ksste conducts demonstration and informal talk on Prevention. Also panel discussion. Dr. G. C. Fisher. Dir- ector of Veterinary Services as chairman. Panel members. Mr. Parent. lisperlmentallrarm superintendent, H. W. Clay, Sen- hr Idvekgtoek Fleldman, Charles Yeo, past president Farmers

RETREADSNOW TIRES JUST ARRIVED

W” '”f"

SIMPSONS.-SEARS RETAIL

min. use

For Firestone

72 Yrs. To Pay

video.

We take anything in trade See us before you buy a tele-

FREE

, suacx TABLE . WITH "RY ADMRAL TV

me '8: Auto Co. ltd.

Cascade Chassis . . Worlds Most Powerful!

mace . . . ml buildings md difficult term". No , precision machines. Only with Admiral can yoube sure

matter where you live you get dazzling performance

New Alaininlsed Picture Tsbe with Optic Filter

-A "Magic Mirror” of aluminum inside the tube abesma all picture light out towards you for double the brightness . . . dark-tinted Optic Fill! screens out glare and "bass".

EXTRA

a SPECIAL

PRICE WITH FREI INDOOR AERIAL

New Three-Dimensional Picture Frame

Striking "stage setting" for your TV picture that provides a new dimension of depth and realism. includes main controls as fuctional part of its design.

of longer trouble-free performance!

Space-Saving Cabinet Design

You see the difference right awsy-Ad- miral's slim. trim cabinets are up to 8'' less in depth! lass Admiral TV is daigsed to hug your walls . . . rue nor: space . . . tit perfectly even h

the smallest rooms.

You Can Depend 'On Us For Expert Service.

HoIne&Amfo

vings

r

2 4 p .. 4 M7 Great George St. a e Auo;aruRoavuNm9.3o m. it

I

1.-