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Grant Travers of Charlotte- town. president of the P.E.l. Division of the Canadian As. oociation for Retarded Child-

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ren. made a person—toperson call to this eager listener at the Beverley School for the Retarded on Sept. 30. Mr.

THE WEEK AT SDU

Saints Primed To Torpedo Stod. Sailors Grid Squad

By CHARLEY McMILLAN

All hands are on deck today for the first football game of the season. Ed Ma od‘s powerful Stadacona Sailors are in town with high hopes of extending their two game winning streak to three games. In their two en- counters played this fall. they beat Shear-water 21-13 and 16.7

There has been a rumor float lug around the circuit to the ef— feet that Stad has gone all out to beat. St. EX. -— Well. who hasn't? But it seems that the Sailors have acquired some new recruits from Her Majesty‘s serv

. and have them holding the

ﬂag liar the Staci football squad. ' is probably a little far fetched. but those two wins put them in an enviable position. Meanwhile. Coach Ed Hilton had his band of behemoths in great condltion for today's . The team has been hard at work for the past weeks, and a spirit of enthusiasm and de- sire has prevailed in the SDU cam .

physical

It is difficult to accurately a».- oess the chances for victory to— day. since the Saints haven't had any exhibition games to judge by. Pessimism is a regular diet around the campus at the out- set. of any season. bllt perhaps more so this year. It is felt that the team lost too much through academic difficulties and gran- llation. yet there are several rc- gulars back. In addition. some ten Islanders have been added

to the squad. something whicn l. for discussion of various evean horror of

should mean a lot to those play- ing high school ball right now While conceding nothlng to Stad. Coach Ed Hilton isn‘t looking for a runaway by either team. "There are some people. I'm told. who think we have lost

my , 9 give ages; 4, regime no «I. ' I

too much this year. but I'm not one of them. We fooled a lot of people who said the same thing last year. and we did all right. We have a better schedule, so with lots of hard work, we'll Will our share of ball games."

After today's contest. the Saints go on the road for two games. and then they have three games in a row — Acadia. St F.X.. and Dalhousle. ENROLLMENT UP

University enrollment has i increased by about ten per cent ithis year. according to the lat- iest ﬁgures from the Registrar s ‘office. There are 556 fulltime lstudents — an increase of

parttimc students taking night

students. juniors number 85: so- :phomores 140; second engineers ‘ 14: and freshmen 228. ‘ in- crease is what we expected. said registrar Michael Hennes- sey. "For some years our num- {bers have increased by 10 per lcent. and this year. our faculty [was enlarged and our facilities :prepared to handle between 550 and 600 students.“

The SDU Conservative Club held an introductory meeting l Thursday to increase club mem- l‘bership. Under their President. ‘IlYeS are planning to present a l number of programs In acquam- lths students with the programs 'of the various political parties. ‘as well as to provide a forum

ta k i n 2 place in Canada and abroad. The whole program has been tied up in a bundle undel the. heading of "The Vision to Create. ,The Courage to

i taln."

This may be the wrong time

FELLO TRAVELLERS

Games team took off on the last leg of the journey to Tokyo. In supporting roles of

RC CONFERENCE

llh

45 i from last year —~ with about 150

Phil MacDonald, the Conserva- ‘i

Travers was seventh annual CARC Con- ference on mental retardation in Toronto at the Royal York Hotel.

attending the

to write about Winter Carnival data at al.. but chairman Bob Lymburner announced the dates for SDU’s big affair so as to

' to schedule hockey games and similar events that take advance planning. The Car nival will start on Wednesday

‘ t. Jan. 28. and end on Sat.

31. ’. A one day retreat was held on '

Wednesday for those students of

16 The Guardian. Charlottetown. Sat. Oct. 3. 1964.!

mam—Islam: memory MINER—an l of our dear sister. Wil~l of Mrs. William Mlnchin who

IN MEMORIAM ll m Minchin who departed gassed away October “.1962. o

VITAL STATISTICS

SEWAﬂi’hjfbﬁﬁmfnﬁmg- this life October 3. 1962. vlnzly remembered by bus- Norman C. Stewam Hi’gh Many a lonely heartache inand and family. Bank, who passed away Octo- one" a 5119’" t5" But always a beautiful memory

COAL

-‘ PHELAN — MacDONALD—Mr.

e Roman persuasion. The. day ‘ of recollection commenced on appreciation to the clergymen,

Tuesday and finished Wedney.

ay at 4 o‘clock.

The announcement this week also m Boston. who of the resignation of the staff of ‘kjnd and helpful at the time of ‘ "9W3 lmy operation at the Peter Bent. paper met With some surprise 131.34th Hospital ‘

Mount Allison‘s student

at SDU. not so much on the re- grounds given for it.

i that paper was being treated as

la public relations tool rather

bitterly worded editorial.

than a student newspaper. In a Edi- jvery special thank—you for the ltor-In Chief Valerie Marchan ‘wonderful support of my family

. staff stating that if the adminis-

1tration really believed that the LPE paper was a university publica-

ition, it was ‘ludicrous' to have i all groups in the university. the 1s t u d e n t s "have the least rights -—"

I The ironical part about the at- ‘ fair is that last year. the St. lcided to incorporate that paper into the field of public relations. .and as a result. organized a ; “Press Club" to bring about this

ob'

jed softball league has reached ‘ a feverish p i t c h as every {team gets set for the pennant lstretch. The Freshmen. to the the unperclassmen.

’3 student as editor. because of

l Dunstan's student publication de-

Interest In the recently form»

signation _of the staff. but on the . behalf of my son and me 5

i It seems that the Argosy I a very anxious and trying exper- . Weekly resigned because it felt ,ience.

courses. The Senior class has 1'2 announced the resignation of the ‘at this

i are leading the loop as this is i ‘being written. but other teams {are right behind. Biggest unset

lot the season took place Thurs- day when the two Sophom o re teams downed the Seniors 20-4, . and the Juniors 9-5.

the Vancouver airport

are members of Canada‘s field

hockey team.

PINEAU ——

BERNARD — . . David E. Bernard, SL Eleam; Sleep our lovmg grandfather l ev rmore.

BRADSHAW — WEBB —— Mr.

BIRTHS

At the Charlotte- town Hospital on Wednesday, September 30th to Mr. Mrs. John Pineau of Rustico. a daughter. Assisting“ physician. Dr. Maloney.

daughter, weight 6 lb. 13

CLOW -. it the Prince Edward 'CLOW — In loving memory

Island Hospital on Monday.$ September ‘38. 1964 to MI‘. Mrs. Victor Clow (nee Lucy= Buelll. Pleasant Grove, a son.l

Randall Scoll. Weight 5 lbs. E Sheltered on the rock of ages 6': 02s.. a brother for Darryl. i Anchored on fSafely in the arms of Jesus

Mr. and Mrs.l

ors lnee Anne Clarki a re

[CUMMINGS — in loving mem- You

and . We wish today as ever before South 3 That God could have spared you i

You left me so sudden. your last

015' iAllan Cummings.

b” m" 1956‘ of the one we loved so dear. _ memory never leaves us, 5 Lovingiy remembered by 5m. Tlough on earth you are n 0.1ing. Annie and Dom. . more. 1 But in memory you are with us As you always were before. i Lovineg remembered by wifc| land family. i

l MANOR lORD iTlTlES COSTLY '" STOCK

LONDON t AP) — The value of being Lord of the Manor has doubled in the last nine years.

Ten such titles were auc- tioned here at an av-

ory of my dear husband Alan Cummings who “assed away

October 4th.. 1963. American

Blue Hard Cool Old Sidney

LE CLAIR — In fond and low; in; memory of Mrs. Vincent Le Clair who departed thisl. life October 2. 1963 Ever remembered

. ROBERTSON — In loving mem-l band and family.

many years more . l by bus-“ thought unknown l

Z Sadly missed by wife Edna.

RU L — .I the It - . . ﬁghts ii: . timingsg‘sswirm?“ glg‘l..i:r:.:.3-0253.1”;me - I. mash .i 325;. gatéimlggﬁl ; Alb-o» and Mrs. Alton Russell_ 8 l Sadly missed by his Wlfe Mrs. ° - :Viﬂielgi lg’ﬁggdclgald “all;ng 1? mug I ony ; cok‘ and ofl 223 331.3? {Slimmer “mm 3'35. Gm? 13%? passed aw“ .3}: 35¢ “L135. yedmiifgll Stoker Pea ligin dET-hesgtraaggtgirl’leaghlti MacDONALD — In loving mem-i ggdtgegﬂi‘: speriigzte‘liﬁioi‘larden mash: sagle ieheihid Slllallvllt'tel‘rti rompznnellvel'! Gm" “'h" passed away 0”“ "y M “3°” F“ M8°D°nald"The £11332?th ihiivegoi" pifc‘i’elii "initials ﬁfth: of the Yard Service

ober 3, 1952. who passed away October 2.;‘Altld

00 soon. you will know God’s rea-

manor is the principal land- owner in a village. But with the breakdown of the squire system at the beginning of the century. many of the ti- 1 tles have been sold.

Stove & Furnace Size Furnace & Smithing

A PICKARD and CO.

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the golden shore. Just a thought of sweet rememJ Then

i brancc

Just a memory kind and true

Just the love and sweet devo- tion ‘

son Thoug'l you will know it not to- day

Why in his promising manhood

. _ l . i . ‘ ‘ th title happy to aginoulilife in; arrival, Lovmgly remembeied by. of the ones who think of you. . God took our husband and tam} carrieglaﬁythigzseése am it . Xnne (:tr thiungiliice CoiliTtylgI-anldcmldmn' Betty, Brenda’l Always remembered by Wife‘ er away' i and does not mean the Low" queen Sm Hospital on September y'Charl’me’ Nam” “'3” 3““ Mary. daughter. Catherine and Ever remembered by wife and’ owner holds a peerage. ‘ ‘ . Kevin son-in-law. Dav . family.

1964. Weight 9 lbs.. 14% obs.

ENGAG EM ENTS

and Mrs. Bernard Fetter, Sherwood. announce the en- gagement of her daughter} Dianne Gay Brads‘law. to' Reginald David Webb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald W. Webb. Charlottetown. The marriage will take place at Zion Presbyterian Church on Saturday. October 31. 1964.

and Mrs. Peter J. Phelan, Morell. announce the engage- ment of their eldest daughter. Josephine Anne lJoanne) to Francis Joseph. elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Mac- Donald, St. Peter’s Lake. The marriage will take place at St. Lawrence Church. Morel! Rear on Saturday. October 24. 1964 at 9 a.m ‘

MARRIAGES

WOLF -— STEWART - In the? Chapel of St. James the Apos-1 tle Church. Montreal. on Sep-l tember 26. 1964 by the Rever-

.C. Royle. Barbara Lois

Stewart. daughter of the Hon.

and Mrs. J.D. Stewart to Mr.

Walter Wolf son of Mr. and

Mrs, Matthias Wolf. Wupper- al, West Germany

t . CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my sincere

relatives, friends. and neigh- bours on Prince Edward Island, ‘ were so

in Boston; The special prayers offered on ported and sustained us through

6 man owers. cards letters which I received were a great source of encour- agement and comfort. Also. a

time. . Mrs. Heath 1!. Howatlt. 'l‘ryonu .I. .

I WISH to thank Dr. T cheff. Dr. Lee, Dr. J. Mrs. Kellock. nurses and staftl of the Charlottetown hospital}

for their care and kindness tol

me while a patient there. I‘

also thank Father Reid. Path-l

er W. Gillis and Father .l

Murphy and all those who vis- '

ited me and brought treats

and those who sent cards and? gifts. Thank . all v er yi much. Mrs. Louie Sullivan,j

Vernon. IN MEMORIAM

FLEMING —— In loving memory of a husband and father. R.G. Fleming who passed away 0c- tober 4. 1962.

Lovingliy remembered by wife

. Gen- Gillis,

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and lam y

File no: 200-355)

Project: Plant Materials. lie Notre-Dame. South Park Area.

The undersigned will receive until 0c ' at 3:00 pm. tE.D.S.T.) tenders in sealed

envelopes hearing or. the out-

side the name of one project i as mentioned above. for "The ‘

ternational Exhibition. real. Canada. 1967. of materials of grade N. Specifications are available for consultation and tender forms

pan 0 i".

can be obtained from the Regional Offices of the Depart- ment of Defence tlon

at Room 408. Sadim Building, Canterbury 8: Duke Streets. Saint. John. NB. QUALlFICATlONS OF BIDDERS

a Bidders shall be presently '

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b Bidders shall have legal use through ownership. leaoe. rental. or option to the re- qulred acreage of growing fields in Canada.

c Bidders shall be required to submit witn their tender a statement of resources. skill- ed personnel and equipment to t the m of

the contract. The location of the nursery shall also be

gvcn. d Pertormance Bond and a In

men The Company Is not boom to accept the lowest or am of the bids submitted. Jean-Claude Dolor-mo Secretary

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