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W10 Used The Two-.091. T9GCl1Grs Convention ;.......... .. ....... .. Thursday. sew. 13.1956 The Guardian M! I . Canal In 195,5 A Yesterday At Montague ""' ""l " W" "L M W 3”” E

AFTERNOON SESSION neucnenr and Mr. D. MacKen- helpful V At the afternoon session, Miss lie Thelnootillgo rams (Reuters) Britain -nie inonuns angler 0! 9191'" ranked ant and France fourth convention of i opened In

air. noun Hen-ins. supervisor. among the users of the Suez Canal the Montague HUI 3011001 05 W9d'

I ll toss. accoi-din! to Hlures an- nesdav. sent. 11, with an attend-

and names of an pupils whole at-

E tell Bo . eneralsecretary

W W'”"” '1'" "'9 Winnie We ofstheelk ii??? Tgeachers Federat-

set. Our manner towards our pup- ion spoke on matters

lla is of utmost importance, hndl chiefly to federation laiffslrr. &

by being pmmpi on our Job, we welcomed to the teacv as P"!

set an example which in itself isl 3.? some muneen hummus nub

most benificial." ' r f '11. Dr. L. W. Shaw was welcomed Miss Bowness gave some 0

highlights of the Canadian Teach- hack after his recent luness. lie en Federation conference this

the Suez Canal Company's gen- Mr. -Will 3'55”-, l”'”ld””t' winged ad Mn. Ina Hlckox was

appointed secret!!!-

es-sl meeting here last June 12. Tonnages listed were:

heated to the report presented to ance of K teachers. IJIUB. FRI.-IA! Britain 32.739374; Norway 15.-

tnunwin, comimnittees were lead the discussion on the open year It Frederimnv "- 3- A "E" SEPT. 18-14-15 . . H4319: I-Iberia 14.080.l72, France 11' E . 1 hi h 1 u - ding of the address given by 1I'l,81YN9-t2l3;9-2l4:l:d:':';7"4" ;K,pom1M.au' llllllililetivdl, gndowtzzddhsyfslggbetlgl grcollloland Gould, nlm? ADM. 40-DD " ..:eeer ..-- .'. ft"of anan 188: Sweden 3..236; United "lime" ll'Gre:s'G?.g-E9 .tf.".'f"f3'f s'f:31" .,gf;.:i3e,,i:::::”1gI t'tE..'ie2, is now :1 federation infill; IIIC. States 3.134.233; Denmark 2.m.- Gertrude ' ' l . in Ch lttt . d attem Q; is; Germany 2,458,821: Grace. Mg nod Mina Genevieve Solo- structions and suggestions for im Wm bt:?rlt;mtE;1l'ItIt: hlallie IL; mm" GOV. a

mop; Resolutions: Mr. Edwin proving reading ability of pupils. Macnnnald, Mr. James Maclieth He suzgested that a supply of sup- and Mrs. Hazel MacPhce; question 1 plementary books at various grade box: Mrs. Enid Rosa.-Joan Nich- J levels should be in every school, oison and Donald MacKenzie. and parents -should familiarize In his address the president. Mr. P themselves with modern methods gush”, mad that "children an! of reading. nu; greatest possession, therefore.t Mr. Miller Maclfadyen spoke the one who leads them in schooli briefly on correspondence lessons

l,I87.2w; Japan 998.498; Soviet Union 901,244; Portugal 757.018; India 0l6.0m; Poland 706.455; Hon- duras 420,895; Belgium 367.545; Turkey 456,976; Costa Rica 2&3.- 1l7; Finland,266.692 S;audl Arabia 202.711 E-KY9! 196.536: Spain 129.- , I83: Yugoslavia 120.491; Pakistan 106,797; Czechoslovakia 78.410; In-

Edward Island public hear it.

Miss Bowness gave many hell!- ful suggestions regarding teacher! workshops.

A sing-song followed .117: Mrs. MacLure as pianist. and Mr Roll as leader.

The following members were IP-

"KETTLES IN THE OZARKS"

Anoth M and Pa Kettle screamerivthe In 7 roarious shd zfmuslngly continual. It never stops lolllhzlzg! for you to stop laughing. Ma gets the moonshlners v:l;l'le;h adv also her lazy worthless brother-in-law a fine wife. i this in the midst of 13 kids and a million laulll-I If 1" 3'" to laugh you Will love this onwecome see. "

comma MON.-TUES.:"LUCY GAL!-ANT

. d attendance reports, Teachers pointed to the Board of Governors: dongglg 52,709; chm. 32.235 swnz. should be the t. We command an - , J M H h M H. M I orland az.s49: Lebanon 25.360: Mo- the realm-'1 ti"? 38 "3”" 92 .'.”ElEQi'L”””5”'' "" ” "E 95' 5' 'c

tocco 25.316; Burma 19,918: Ethi- opia 18.840: Bulgaria 17,458; Ro- mania 17.216; Phiilippines 15,576: Monaco 13,630; other flags 24.704.

DANCING

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STORE HOURS you mutton LESS Ar

though slow in their movements showed that they were more than capable of hauling a,heavy load with ease. For many years they were in common use on the south shore of Nova Scotla but they are gradually disappearing except as a tourist attraction.

-ms flue team of oxen was the Meet of great curiosity at the Duudas Plowing Match yesterd-M The animals were Guile J0m"E'

'sled and were quite responsive :1 their master's direction. Shod

Thur. 0 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. Fri. 8 am. - 9:30 pm.

with . special shoe the oxen al-

Resulis Of Sports Events At - The Plowing Match Yesterday

Following are the results of the well-contested sports programme held yesterday in conjunction with the Annual Provincial Plowing Match at Dundee:

100 yd Dash-l. John Chandler. Whcailey River; 2. John MacGow- .,,, Kilmuir; 3. Jimmy Cheverie.

Souris.

Running l-ligh Jump-1. John MacGowan. Kllmuir; 2. Jim Che verie, Souris. Height - 5 ft. 2 in.

M) Yd. Dash-1. Jim Cheverie, Souris; 2. J. MacGowan. Kilmuir:

.3. Paul Des Roches, Montague.

Running Broad-1. John Chand- ler, Wheatley River; 2. J. Mac-

WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY At the Dundee Plowing Matches t Music by loudraattll. O'Connor & Mackoe

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GEORGETOWN

M .M W, V RN” Mr Walter. Douglas. Lem Paquet, Pet. Montague. ) B,,a:,s.,sce olaicxilnilzla and M:: er Sullivan; Scorer- Rev. J. Cash: EACH lak Minnie Owen of Charlottetown, are Meet Dlrecwr t 3'" Rem j IINQ vacationing in Georgetown at the u-.E-'-TTaE'"”E"('-EOE-'l'

summer home of Mr. and Mrs. A B. Waye.

Mr. Raymond Morrison of Win- nipeg. Manitoba. is visiting in Georgetown as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Thompson.

Mr. and lvlrs. James E. Morton .

of New York and Mr. John Vict- or or Boston, Mass.. left on Tues- day, Sept. 4th by car on return to their homes following a holiday in Georgetown, as the guests of Mrs. Morton's and Mr. Victor's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vio- tor.

Miss Mary Lou Hem-y, M155 Sin-iln Scully. Miss Joan Mclvetil and Miss Margaret Buchanan left uni Tuesday 4th. for Charlottetown W GT2

lace of Cardigan. Mr. W.J. Som-

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of Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Milford Batchlld- er of Charlottetown, and Mrs. J. Bntchllder of Halifax. N.S.. were recent visitors to Georgetown. MT

Montague Red Cross Swimming

Monlatlue Red Cross Swimming and Water Safety prom-gm cnme to a very successful close on Wed- nesday. August 29th. This course

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Softball Throw - 1, Charles Mac- Donald. Mt. Stewart; 2. Jim Chev. erie, Souris; 3. Paul Des Roches. Montague.

0fficlals- Committee chairman, Louis Costello; Judges at Finish,

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