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Western And Central- Districts

The Guardian. Charioticiown Sat, Apr. 24

Dept. Minister Spea

_ City Recreation Director

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| Addresses Local Kinsmen

Operations_of the city recrea- tien coupril were outlined Thursday. micht to the Charictte- town Kimsmien Club by the guest speaker. James Fox, city rec- reation director. »

Mr_ Fox described the leader- ship training procram for «hild- ren in charge of playzrounds. He commended ‘those who helped to make minor hockey a

Aad Humphrey — announced the club sponsored Kinsmen Pace will take place June 12.

$1,961.25 Awarded

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fe rearor Appesriig for the plaintiff were MJ. McQueid | and Gilbert A. Gaudet with "chp P. Nicholson representing the ' defendant

Talk Given On Accident: _Report Forms

A talk by J._A Gallant. rezis- trar of motor vehiclés. om acci- dent report forms and the point system ‘was included on the

: agents yesterday in the final “ s S. Wilbur Willis. plaintiff in ¥ of the municipal - police 6 term were: president, Brian 1). Supreme -Court case of Wil- | training course at RCMP head- Scott: first vice-president, Louis jj, vs Robert Boyle. yesterday | quarters. “L” division. Char- Gaudet. Robert “ was awarded the full amount lottetown. . Of $1,951.25 claimed by him un-_ The group, composed of po der a contract. lice from towns and villazee Mr. Justice R. R. Bell presid- throughout. the province. along. * ed with several fisheries officers

At Closing

P| The PE! Teachers”

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also heard discussions on acci: -tFact—iavelving-the-building of dent -investigation-—fmzerprint three private homes by Mr. ing and care and handling of

Taweel. Boyle with Mr. Willis acting as_prisoners and menta! patients.

JAS. Williams, - director of Om the nominating commitice

: 2 curriculum, outlined steps be- were Andy Humphrey, Allison J= Te foo mamy teachers, Mr. ; ards implementing aul Yeo. EL my te impeoe o ee y a mics eam, eee mht wil be ey = EASTER COLORING CONTEST mer im textbooks basis bp tse? = Teoeed Seeatig state Jack] ° we Man (ais NETS He also explained —efforts “Cutciiffe and co-chairmas Ray | ee WINNERS —. " ul wilh the oaai ef made to salvage potential school | Vessey. i eo the classroom. and textbook pro- sara Ne oe : beat sections, > TA" tenting to enter university Ist. LINDA GRAHAM teaching materials alone did not ~alliie Gis ar i ‘Age 10, MONTAGUE Provide the amswer to greater drama. R learning. Materials such as au Chari - bell. ident COOH - : not an me isles aan of the Sederation. presruted the che A 2nd. BLAINE .CURRIE encerstanas fn Tamsss'me ston a] © TUESDAY and pole Mr. MecKenste. _fmeressed soarn, tedene ident SATURDAY ge 12, NEW PERTH eo a. —— A question period brought’ the Music by the : : : ment of education from time to” The United States, sek : time to discuss problems i 2,:000,000,000 more 70 ATTEND ATLANTIC CORRECTION SOCIETY BANQUET | | profession. www Ol came of abertoges probally ov

He. explained the siznificance ing to vending. machines. Seventy. delegates. attended at the Charlottetown Hotel last. blished — for the . past — The Atlantic Correetion evening. ‘The Atlantic Correc- years and the purpose : - Society annual banquet held tion ‘Society has been esta- society is the restoration

{sland Reading Ass'n Discusses Linguistics

The Prince Edward Island | words, and derivation of words. Council of the International | In Linguistics the sentence is Reading Association held ses- regarded as a unit of thought. sion’ in the library at Birchwood |A store-of language devices to High School Wednesday even- express meaning is accumulat- ing. Heléii Yeo,-president of the ed by reading and also by writ.

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The program for the evening word or language is the major area was under the chairmanship of source of linguistic knowledge, Carrie Thompson. The program and the major unit ‘of meaning took the form of a round table |is not the single word but the _discussion on Linguistics and phrase or sentence.

Reading. References used for FACT OVERLOOKED , discussion were articles which The current emphasis on the appeared in the Reading Teach- mechanics of reading, sounding er, the official magazine of IRA. out the letters, drilling on >er-

Linguistics was defined as the ception and oral science of language including of isolated words and syllables, such sub-divisions as: phonetics, flash techniques for word-at-

form of words, syntax or use of tack skills, and speeding up the words, study of meaning of ¢ye movements through: mech- loverlooks the fact that reading

jis primarily a linguistic process,

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SALKMAN — The eccurreg | 100 Seldom pupils rea lam. and 446 p.m. At Rustico | OMELITE early Friday morning at Beach ai ceciany ic ust Sack peousunceng, [ice p.m. Summerside tide! Seat knee. fermarty | but associating ‘sound with /eichteen minutes later. than | at the Gills Funeral, Home "tes | Meaning, and that meaning is | Charlottetown. Sun rises today | SUPER XL Sao ae ae, ae expreonst wet only. bes 18 gh tat 523 am. and sets at 7.00} i urday. . funeral service com- | wo it by the larger syntac-| pm. Rises Sunday at 52% a.m | : _ ime CARS AND it aay ee © tical units of phrates and| cad sete at 7.81 p.m. HAIN SAW ~_ qudeels ~~ : ‘ee h it was stated. : re

a. hee etminster. Califer- j inor MacDonald pointed out | : en amas’ Gea ar meen | thn there were four basic} Six-Month ae : {= his 8%h year Remains will arrive premises or attitudes towards | For any cutting job, for profes- | Fe a nnn weteastay s08 © |the science of linguistics. These | sional or amateur, here is the |

| were: language Speech, lan-| Trarstay,| SU2ge is systematic, language Satmond | is slymbolic and arbitrary and

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i bie eth year. Remains were for- language is complete. | A SS an ie sentence was | new Homelite Super XL. = 4 au cca MacLeon See | Catherine Fraser outlined how | imposed on James Carl Mac- Weighs only 13 bs., 12 ew, | } ence wnat day. Ape 34. thes to| she is making sm ag ge © | aay wine ie meee Sema less bar and chain, but fells Cornwall Charch service | perie! hart wi grade appeared before ya wean fata at Model School. fs Aas. on. Nei tauren experience chart is considered | police court a charge; Cuts Softwood in 17 sec- MacDONALD — At West St Peters as a linguistic approach to read-| °f break and entry with intent. 18” hardwood in 24 sec- Sees biceeniat e nis, oath year, |iNg There was a lively Gicoun-| _ he necked bak eustiir pleat) ~ shed ‘ MatLean Fancral Home té his late re-|tinonistic approach: its practi-| Fined $10 and costs or five| tion todaw. | sidence and will rest until moon Sam | ic ° = day h for failing to have an | day April 2th. then to Morell United | cality, its newness and some of pS eae ° a) ‘ } cing at ren Interment in West ‘a | the dis advantages. Clair Hynes Emerald and John | = Peters cemetery : nay ee ger! plea- Custer. Kalas Cres i Brothers Garage, PROCTOR — Suddenly at Jamaica | fy dhe eeeutae, De Agee teas. There were four drunk and in-| a ‘ Plains. Mass. om Sanday. April i a 19S, of Willard D. Procter. ‘ot Tower | thews of Fredericton, N.B., | C4Pables. Two accused were re | Street, in his GInd year. He passed | whose wealth of experience and out of towe en tea0 os S| Murray White : crea Foret Hite anise the mar (learning added to the discus- | Ut of town by 10.30 a. m_ other- i age of, bis donetier, Wilms “see sion. Dr. Matthews gave a brief wise they would ‘be required to| Sales and Service : Piper. Boston. was | hi i i linguis- Serve days. Another accused John Street Gerald — eI? verted te Forest Kills cemetery. Jeme- | history of eget and was fined $20 and costs or 2 eg = pt yg = 7am fea Plains on Wednesday. A n. | tics. days and 2 fourth was given a| Charietietewn, PEL The Rev. Dallinger of the Eyiscapal Tel. 4-7199 i : ‘ Church officiating. j WEATHER 2 days suspended sentence: Bie : GALLANT — At Charlottetown on Fri-| b h f ) : st. i EY ie a |Now-get the best used car buys on wheels

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