THE PROBLEMS of the al- ecoholic, his treatment and his

Charlottetown Hotel. Two of | the chief speakers yesterday rehabilitation were dealt | were C.H. Aharan, London, with pag wd - the confer- | ence on alco

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Ont. (left) and Dr. Margaret Burke, medical superintendent of Riverside Hospital (right),

Panel Discusses Problem

Of Alcoholic And

to treat a number of people it | is necessary to rely on the com- munity. Often the community | treats the alcoholic as an out- cast, therefore, people are need- ed to mediate between the hos- | pital and the community, AAs ASSIST

Alcoholic Anonymous does) much for the alcoholic by ac- | cepting him when others reject |

“Tf we start alcohol studies, ‘| we must have alcoholic clinics, | if we have alcoholic clinics, we| must treat alcoholic families” Dr. John C. Theriault said yes- terday during a panel discussion in the afternoon session of the Alcohol studies conference at the Charlottetown Hotel.

Approximately 150 delegates

| ence’s agenda with David

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shaping up on the ice fields | north of Prince Edward Island |

copters As long as there were plenty

of seals to be killed, all appar-

ently was friendly between the

groups. Since last week’s storm

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scarcer.

as they talked over the confer-

Boswell, director of alcohol studies for P.E.I., the organ- izer of the two-day conference.

Family |f8¢ 2 lay the to

Dr. J.H. Mal- I Edna LaFlair. of public

welfare eg | oney an and Mr | provincial Geotler health nursing. Delegates from across the Is- land include teachers, clergy | and sisters, representatives |

from the health, welfare and BETTER AND

law enforcement fields, mem- (Continued From Page

| bers of the alcohol studies divi- ene False beliefs sald

It’s os that a least one shot was hell copter crew is esa t to =. dis-

registered yesterday morning for the conference which closes this evening, and is sponsored by the P.E.I. Division of Alcohol Studies of the department of ed- ucation.

Mrs. R.L. Kitchen, supervisor of nurses at Riverside Hospital, was moderator of the afternoon panel which dealt with the pro- blems of the er the to his family, and of the answers | hol per se. but to the way = to these pD Participants | human being use it. The pro- | were Dr, Ji . Theriault, Ar-| blem does rs ley with ce thur director of the Pro-| but with peo testant Welfare Bureau, and! GAV VE Oe ieee C.H, Aharan, director of the| David Boswell, director of al-|

London, Ont. Branch Alcoholism | cohol studies for the province, | m and Drug Addiction Research) gave the introduction to the con- | Foundation of Ontario. | Face and the speaker. urging MUST HELP FAMILY the delegates to participate free- |

Citing various experiences in| ly in en dealing with alcoholics, the pa-| Dr. George De ewar, minister nel members saw the necessity | of aieatie officially opened | for treating the whole family as | the conference, stressing the well as the alcoholic himself. | serious impact of alcohol on so- The family of the alcoholic h a's/| ciety, the individual, his fam-| emotional problems, Those who| ily, and the community. Some- | would help the alcoholic must| thing very worthwhile should | also help his family to learn ty result from this conference, he live with him and to recognize | said that they must also assist him In answering the question in his rehabilitation, rather than| “why educate about aicohol”,

expect the doctor, clinic or wel-| Mr. Aharan stated that a fare-agency do all the work, it} great deal of er and emo- was felt. | tiona lism obscu our ability

Dr. Margaret Burke, medical | to deal with this ariel objec- superintendent of Riverside Hos- | tively. pital, addressed the conference} THREE AREAS on the problem of the —e| “The problems created by al- in the community. cohol are not simple or amen-

Accidenas, divorce, break up | | able to quick and easy solu- oa life, diseases, vagrancy | tions,” he said. ‘‘The

major and minor crimes | problem may be divided cnt part of the problem | three major areas. These of the alcoholic in the commun. | the agg health problem crete ity, she said. the illness of alcoholism,

In treating the patient, it is | the on problem created b necessary to think of his en- | | the excessive use of alcohol, and vironment and consider the in- | | the domestic problem creat cidence of alcohol in different | by the presence of an alcoholic areas of society, she stated. | Or an excessive user of alcohol. The community must be investi-| ‘We need to educate about gated, and the standard of liv- | alcohol because there is a large ing in slums raised so that re- 4nd serious problem, and be- tidents do not have to resort al cause it is not well understood alcohol. It is a duty to society nd is an area of social concern to think especially of the yeine surrounded by prejudice and alcoholic. | sulounderstending,” ’ he conctud-

She emphasized that in order | ed.

him, she sa

Another es of the after- noon was a film etitled ‘‘Pro- file of a Problem Drinker’’, showing the treatment and re- habilitation of one alcoholic.

Mr. Aharan addressing the morning session emphasized the fact that the problem of alco- hol are not attributed to alco-

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(Also see announ fm) society?” . L. Mitton

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| | cipants included Inspector A.S.

| McNeil, ROMP; Sister Mary

WENRY—At the Charlottetown Henry, director of the Catholic Hospital

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to 6 p.m., official t | hol and people | dine ” the guest Pin RL gy stat- |

members and changes in the forming the alcoholic or pro- third, fourth and fifth, districts blem drinker about the dangers | in Prince, with no change in| of its use could never bring| members which at present is | | about prevention, fhe director of | 10. alcohol education pointed out ee recommendation | that alcohol education, to be ef- would do | fective in controlling or See |

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Shot Said Fired Over Seal Pelts

ashore and operating by heli- theft

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to have taken the |at St. Peters = |

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AWAITING WORD Inspector McNeil said he |

steps | should be taken, if any. He also | expected to have a better idea | of what has coaebiced som: |

other say the helicopter crews that they didn’t ga — =

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crews the herd but that “the ahs crews were taking th The helicopter fleet . es | ing under charter to Dr. Mare Arsenault and his party of | Magdalen Island seal hunters and is based at the moment in St. Peters. Dr. Arsenault, who is sta in Charlottetown was not oon for comment on the reports last night. |

| arniemron GROUP The oher land-based cr of | seal “rT led by Sine Matt | perdi of Alberton continued to perate yesterday with two) Mane planes. The group landed 00 pelts and one of the aircraft re did a good deed for one of “sig sealing vessels, the East which had a cable snap page tow-line which is used to | haul pelts aboard the sealer. The pilot flew to Souris, secur- |eded a cable replacement and returned to the vessel. The ice is reported holding up well. A member of the Matthews’

: yesterday quits and left for home,

(4) ieee ‘Fifth District ‘ate living”. he sa ieetecuiee daoee and the BROAD FUNCTIONS

| Two broad functions were out: | NEW FIFTH DISTRICT lined as being necessary in

The new Fifth District of | cohol education. The first was| Queens would lie in the area | the function of the school to in- north and west of Brighton — Euston Street, Lon | ty in which they will function in| nue, St. Peter’s Road, anae | terms of experience which are Point road west along the pres- Meaningful to them. The se *| ent boundaries of Sherwood and | ond is to develop in the pupil |

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| habits of thought and I ty area | ideals of service to others an nd) the city south and east of Eus- | of tgp responsibility or) ton Street, including Victoria | conduc Park, the portion of Parkdale | mr, Pa stated that all — east of Pe ae Road fore a the young person’s de-|

mi the D portion of Sherwood ly- | veloping years they must be| ing east of Brackley "Point Road helped to realize that “life can| Raval entire area of meer jee liveable, lovable and laugh. | complsory pathee oo Prince Edward Island, \amnaiioe be enacted. a Scotia and New Brunswick |

(7) A salary was of $500 | mae are Allied Youth Posts. Al-|

for aach member of the legis- | lied Youth Posts should be in| tied in with the limited dividend

Act until a fair trial is given | sponsored by radio stations, or| 9 P&T t of the cost of con- | year.

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Mr. Wedge said that it ts | | hoped that some plots of land | | for housing sites will be donat- | ed by municipalities. ‘‘We would | like to have the housing located near municipalities,” he said, | “so that persons living in them will be close to the ordinary life of their communities,’

Asked if the units will be built in various parts of ti provin | Mr. Wedge replied that they will |

be built arta, there is need. | “We hope,”’ he said, “that each | county eit request them."

ae Wedge said that the, arn is being provided for viol over the age of 65.

etn cases,” however, ‘‘they | will be available to persons be- |

| tween the ages of 60 and 65, if | need can be proven,” he added. SEVEN ON STAFF

The mre said that for a 50-bed hos’ staff of seven would \—superinten- nt, assistant superintendent, cook, [ae cook, two maids

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$’SIDE’S NEW BOWLING PALACE IS READY

With everything in readiness ; a final polish yesterday at the

for the official opening of Sum- merside’s new bowling centre this afternoon at 2 p.m., even the glass doors were receiving

main entrance, below the new “Crest Lanes” sign and a

large replica of a bowling pin |

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"iam Drama Festival Adjudicator

" Featured In ‘Weekend’ Today *

SUMMERSIDE Norma the | P.E.I, Regional Drama Festi- val which concludes tonight at i is the subject of a most interesting feature story complete with pictures, in this week’s issue of Weekend Ma- gazine appearing today in The | Evening Patriot. Mrs. Springford, who has in Summerside all this week; has been a model on sev- /eral picture assignments for areas Louis Jaques who took the pictures that ap- pear for this feature story by Peter Desbarats The interview took place a few weeks ago in Mrs. Spring- ford’s own ‘‘Mounfain Play- use’, the only permanent English-language theatre im Montrea’ which producer- owner, Norma Springford has conducted for the past 12 years. Tonight Mrs. Springford will provide adjudication of the third and final play in the oo festival at the Summer- le Auditorium, and will make G oobine adjudication of the play huises selecting and announe- ing the Island winner in the

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festival. She will also participate in | the presentation of awards to

Ice Show Slated Today

SUMMERSIDE — Summerside Stadium today is host to some | 75 members of the Moncton | Figure Skating Club who are presenting afternoon and even- ing performances of their ninth annual ice show.

Transported by two special air flights, the first plane toad will arrive at 10:15 followed by the second flight an hour later.

Lighting and properties men arrived yesterday and were busy last night putting the final touches on the special lighting equipment they brought here for | the show.

For the matinee performance, windows of the stadium have been blacked out to heizhten the

effect of the colored lighting _Used in the show ~ OTTAWA (CP)—Gen. Angel

Peluffo resigned Sriday as Ar- gentine ambassador to Canada. resignation followed’ the ousting of President Frondizi, who appointed Gen. Peluffo last Diplomatic sources said there was nothing unusual in the | resignation.

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“The occasion tonight will be honored also by the attendance of Lieutenant-Governor and Mrs. Walter Hyndman: Premier and Mrs. Walter Shaw; Chief Justice

and Mrs. . Campbell; —_ varveneeen: Mayor and rs. rnest

a reas Springford provided tion for the play

Summerside Tittle theatre, comedy ‘The Play’s Thing”. Last night she

lay evening Mrs. adjudica- the the The ad-

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“Blood Wedding” Tonight play is by the Charlottetown Little Theatre Guild which will be presenting the comedy, ‘‘The Dover Road”,

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Farmers’ Spiel

first test conducted of the new automatic pin-setting equip- ment. (See other pictures and stories on Pages 8, 9 and 10.),

ture. This 16-Jane howling

palace was a scene of great activity yesterday as final in- stallations were made and the

after which a social evening will be held and ladies trophies and prizes will be presented for the

Olympics Win Finals Berth

HULL, Que. (CP)—Montreal Olympics posted an 85 win over Buckingham Aces Friday night to take the best-of-five | Eastern Canada semi-finals of Allan Cup competition in three straight games.

Olympics now advance into the Allan Cup eastern finals against either Chatham or Windsor, now meeting in a | best-of-seven series which Wind- |sor leads

Marksmen for the Olympics were Phil Latreille, Roger Pi-

Ends Season

MONTAGUE — The final ac- tivities for this season at Montague Curling Club be gy aoe eight mixed curl-

ing teams from the Charlotte- town Club will take part in a one day bonspiel. Two rounds will be played before prizes are present

After the final round, a play- off in the Farmers League be- tween skip Ellery Shaw and skip George Kennedy, supported | by their farmer teammates, | will decide a winner.

The Farmer’s bonspiel is ex- pected to expand and create greater interest in coming sea- sons with the entrance of a farm machinery company as

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in ladies in a pot luck supper, Claude Richard with one each.

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