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Eastern and Central Districts The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., Sep!. 14, 1965. 5

School Consolidation Believed Of Benefit

SOURIS — Albert Fogerty of grade eight work, stating that) was .re-elected president the percentage of passes and|

ai Souris Tesck Teachers’ local at ‘ts failures showed the need for con- yesterday i solidation at the elementary |

Boars Region! sh High School level , also re-elecied

Mrs first vice-president, Mrs. of the

a: Ge Coffin, Fortune — Bridge: vice-preside:

| ‘W. W. Reid outlined work | Boer Junior Red Cross and | called on Brenda Stead of Sour- second V mt, Mrs. Mary is Regional High School for a Ryan, Rock Barra; secretary, report on her work at the lead- Mrs. Mary MacCallum, St. Pet-' ership training centre at Mount Allison University.

Mrs. Reid also presented two was a panel discussion on con- certificates in apreciation of solidation of elementary schools. 15 years service in JRC to Mrs Moderates was Albert Fogarty, Mary MacDonald and Mrs.

and panetliais ag} Mrs. yd Hilda MacDonald

MacCormac Hynes, Anna Riley, general secretary erintendent of schools; and of the p.E{. hes’ Federa- Arthur MacDonald, MLA. d

the long aa pupils did benefit.| superannuation fund.

a ' highlight of the convention

ROTARY DISTRICT gover- nor. Ralph Loomer, Fetmouth, N.S., was guest speaker at the ee

lottetown Rotary Club yester- day. Left to right are Rotarian Claud Hunter, Mr. Loomer, and Randoigh Manning, pre-

unique charts ae clubs like Rotary can make to society.

4 Ratepayers’ | Executive

Unique Contribution Seen To Call Meet

CENTENNIAL FLAG PRESENTED -

Fw of the taxation"; AS. Williams, director of ime aca ¢ cae rea rv, Me ari cs jon met not tas os Fogarty It with the problem | studies, and explained the up-| Centennial commissioner plica of the centennial flag to morning to commemorate the y ay eG rvi Cc e& uc S civic sitels the |of making progress in the grade | grading of teachers’ licences. | John W. Fisher presents a re- Premier Smallwood Monday, commission’s first meeting ip Soe hepleiea-tagerlone ¢ nots t examinations | Newfoundland. Premier Suu art of taxpayers’ money. How-| Smallwood welcomed the

Mr. Hynes. also spoke on the

like Rotary, ;the aged through the welfare jer “it can well be that the brid- |

bureaus.”

tin clubs,

have a unique contribution to board of directors at thé open-

ing session of the

The executive ‘agreed to cail ges of friendship and understan-| a general meeting of the citi

Tax Defaults Face

male to society,” Ralph Loom-| According to Mr. Loomer, Ro- |; : : _| zen taxpayers within the next | teadline to Sept. 30. It was le é er} district Rotary governot |tary expresses its ideals through ~~ a Se | two ‘weeks. noted that about 15 letters from Bl cdisag patico report A viegal Ed} meeting. (CP Wirephote) frem Falmouth, N.S., said in an|civic, social, youth and welfare | tional borders being built by Ro- | individuals and organizations te repo! ot “ aus AWAS address to the Charlottetown Ro-| agencies as well, as through di-|tary and other service clubs may | 4. had been received regarding as sa ne court pac gl COUNCIL VOTES pian 20 tar $217 had been colcted a taly Club yesterday. rect action by the club. itself. |be the factor to tip the balance fehl. Wright, welfare com- fines. He also reported that he r. Loomer said “such groups| He said ‘‘all worthwhile institu-|toward peace and the rule @! (Continued from page 1) | Mt chicane, repeesd Viet | | aes soaeeiebtina ane tuations ot & * ARTHRITIC of* leading’ citizens, drawn from|tions designed to improve the|law in the world. It may be the lhe ted vost yeldeeday oth | _ v0 dogs deat fae: bea comercial

iin P.E.I. — culture and train- ing in the arts.”

community and the world, get|added weight of Rotary will tip

mbny occupations, having diff- a_ lift, encouragement and sup-|the scale away from the total

erent religious, political and Hon. Leo Rossiter, minister of| MONTAGUE — The mayor,

municipal effairs on the pro- | | all counciflors, the town clerk

soélal views, who share a com-|port because of the existence of |annihilation and utter destruc- HOUSING NEEDS odie ar ” low ittcome housing pro- | | and policeman were present for at the corner of Mac-| 54Ty ion once PAIN

mgn weekly meal in good fel-/an active Rotary Club. ition that modern all-out war can! Coun. Zakem argued that in pores | tine aoe ties Of th | Donded Ave. “oad Sain & + nek a ain 1 ee ae

tefest in service is a tremen-| itions and low wages were two|the cabinet the city’s request! evening in the town hall. the additional cost over the re- has recently land to | blood vessels beneath the skin,

lof the province's biggest prob-

dos asset to any locality. | for financial aid in the project.| -Two residents, Gilbert Cle-| gular light fora period of two erect a fertilizer plant at Brude- ' I ‘You move a “This is especially true of Ro- | lems and “‘if we're going to sib-|The .province will be asked to| ments and C.A. Shaw also at-| years. : bit, uahending ta ‘et | rheumatic aches and pains. taty, the pioneer of service sidize anything, it should be|pay, as its share, 124 per cent) tended the meeting and were; A committee, appointed to| ance the council is oe give, | Seid everywhere, 756 it , clubs. The common Interests we housing.” of the cost of building up to 50|-wel i by M veo. : able a Col. Storey, who attended yes- units, plus 125 -per cent of sub-| ‘During the business part of | inte

achieve in such clubs at regu- lag, well-attended, weekly meet- |

ings, the fellowship we exper- | H Id IF ( te§ce and the balanced program | of.service we work for is sure | 0) S onven ion

to*make any community a bet-| tef, happier, healthier place to | live in.’

COMMENDS CLUB

The Charlottetown Rotary

Club, said Mr. Loomer, “is to be’ very much commended for a véry active and worthy commiun- ity service program, including your substantial contribution to the P.E.I. Rehabilitation Coun- ci}, your support of the Crip- Children’s Camp, your --youth citizenship award, support of'the playgrounds and help to

The Mount Stewart local ofjin the morning with 75 mem- the P.E.I. Teacher’s Federation) lbers attending. held its annual convention yes-| The reports of president Geor- terday at the Morell Regional|gia Dover and secretary, Mrs. High School, Mary Malone were heard and

Elected officers of the local|they reviewed the local’s actt- for the coming year were Sister|vities. for the past yea. Mary Alexander of Grand Tra-| Anna Riely, general cadie as president, James Mac-|tary Of the. P.E.I. Teacher’s Auley of Morell Regional High| Federation reported on the fed- School as vice-president and Dan; eration’s activities over the year | MacDonald -also of the MRHS|and she spoke on teachers pen- as secretary. | sion, salaries and research.

The convention opened at nine} Claude Wood of Charlottetown, supervisor for the Morell area,

WEATHER Peo and consolidation.

A. 8. Williams, director of

TORONTO (CP) -- Tempera-|curriculum for the department

jtures: lot education in Charlottetown,

Low Overnight High Monday, | outlined the various changes in . *

seue> Das

LOCAL

secre-|

lspoke on curriculum, reports, |

Dawson 64 (curriculum for the year and he Vancouver . ...--. §3 58 also talked on licensing, exam- Wict@Pth ... iseesess- 5! % jinations and workshops. “< ; Regina SS iiaess 27 59 | Wilson Ross, superintendent of Winnipeg . -..+-- ae 57 ‘regional high schools for the ; 3 TOrOMD § bsececcoes S| jprovince, spoke on educational —— eeeeceemeemnemmmemmmmememn |()itAWA seers J a ladvances and also on consolida- oe HOSPITAL Montreal . ....-+-- ‘ i ENTERS mornin. New (Queb@e ssaeeee-. 3 68.(| «Mrs. W..W. Reid of Charlotte- minican, has entered the P.|Fredericton . ..... 34 62 [town spoke on Junior Red Cross or Hospital for treatment [Saint John ..."... #0 62 and. introduced Owen Aylward ‘ . : MONG 5 = sence ses = 62 -.of MRHS--who attended a Red: « NURSING COURSE Halifax eee 63 |Cross course this past summer) (lasses for 19 trainee nurses Charlottetown . ... 41 58 |at Mount Allison University. hawe started at the Prince Coun-|Sydney _......-->- 43 #2 There was a question period | ty! Hospital. The girls, dué. to | Yarmouth ..... 42 64 (in the afternoon and also the erbduate in 1968, registered at st. John's ......... 45 57. \fesolutions committee present- the hospital Sept. 7. HostOn sks ciacous 53 59 Jed its peering ged were ‘ iNew York jae: 4 not available to t ress. + IN HOSPITAL oe ce 8 —e el sire, meshed Mokear. (New. Orleans ...... 7 «8B WILL OPPOSE PCs 4 . P[Tucson ...-s+eees- 68 86% | LETHBRIDGE, Alta. (CP)—| A { : ; feat i Lag a gy og foe sel cris nia = = |Lethbridge Mayor Frank Sher- | HALIFAX (OP) — The wea- ring Thursday was nominated as

pital. As a result of injuries re- ceived in a car accident over the holiday weekend. |

LEARNS OF DEATH

ther Office says the high pres- federal Liberal candidate for gure system which dominated Lethbridge in the Nov. 8 federal the weathér over the Maritimes,/election. The seat has been held duringthe—last-few days _was_| since - 1958 by Progressive Con-

terday’s meeting, told council negotiations with Spencer Bro- thers Ltd. regarding further theatre facilities for the city had been carried out.

He indicated the company

might. lease Confederation Cen- tre theatre on a day to day ba- sis as an alternate to building another theatre. Further nego- tiations will be carried out at ‘a meeting Wednesday, he stat- ed. * “In other council business, health officer Dr. Wendall Mac- Donald recommended the clos- jing of two buildings, one on Granville Street, and another jon Jordan Crescent.

BITTEN BY RAT

buildings as being in an ex- tremely dilopitated condition, with trash accumulating on the, adjoining grounds. He said rats abounded at, a dump near the building on Jordan -Crescent, and one child had been sent irecently to hospital suffering from rat bites.

It was decided a meeting of the board of health will be held next week to discuss = mat- 1 ms

A letter was. read from. Charlottetown Board of Trade manager Eric Kipping request-

sidizing the buildings.

Finance chairman W. R. MacNeil reported over. 55 per cent of taxes had been col- lected to date, as cee || with about 48 per cent in the

same period last year. hon — ht. te to. be POLICE REPORT 0.8 OS a a. the road Coun. Nicholson, reporting for bank a ai

the police committee, said the city police force would have to be increased by early next year.” He also suggested the | ™4" from cars of ratepayers in

Grafton Street parking ot | 27Tears for personal taken over by the city should Tt was the opinion of be metered next year. The cil that it was their

police reported 162| lect taxes and it arrests and 152 convictions for | fair to allow

it was deeded to have car plat- es removed hy the town police

Di. MacDonald described the | building

ing council to extend the dead- ‘line for submissions dealing |with the master Ga city to the end of Oc

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August: A total of $900 was collected: in meter violations. Council _agreed__to__grant a: permit to Peter Des- | Roche for a three-unit dwelling | on Charlotte Drive, subject! to | the plans meeting the approval |

of the building mspector.

OTHER RESOLUTIONS

In other resolutions, council decided that: tenders be called for purchase of the weigh | !! seales; repairs be made to the} Hough bucket up to $5,000; the | several tenders of Stabilizers Ltd. for | proved. the purchase of _tr actor ar and.| The light. _committee__ Hffoat-at°a price of O’Brien Iron and Metal Co.

Lid. for 1958 model truck with|was investigating the poss-

dump box and hoist at a a. ptice | bility of eliminatifg fumes

of $301.50 be accepted: on | from the. company’s plant here.

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received the news Saturday of the death of her sister, Elsie, Mrs. Norman Stewart, Vancou- ver in her 88th year. Besides Mrs. Nelson. (Fanny), she leaves to mourn her brother Wil- liam Stewart and three sons, Colin, Russell and Gordon and one daughter Ruth. }

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